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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

son inconsistencies con el empleo del
sistema especial en- cuanto 4 la tasa-
cion de dafios en- procediinientos de
embargo, pucs no hay en- los Estados
Unidos estatutos especial 4 este sfec-
TO, y emplea sicmpre los requisites
de la ley local.
81 estamos Ell 10 cicrto al sostener
que Ia ley puertorrique7ia SD prac-
tlea en- cuanto 4 cmbargos v cobro
de daflos, sc rcfcrc, son las que do
minan en- una Corte Federal en- aouel
tcrritorio, y que tina accion en- lev
com1n por un embargo iniuStihcado,
era desconocidos Ell Ell procedimien-
puertorriquefio, la Corte no ttvo iu-
rlsdiccion en- aquclla acci6n. Ell re-
cord nos muestra practicamente que
no Sc tomaron cXccpciones durante
el procedimiento nj en- ell juicio, pc
70 es ley familiar que esta Corte por
su propia iniciativa puede inquirir
sobre Ia jurisdiction que tenfa asf CO.
mo tambi6n en- Ia Corte inferior. atm
cuando no Sc tome ninguna exccp-
ci6n especial. 81, como Sc nos mos
traba en- cl Brief del Abogado del
Apelante una Corte del Circuito de
los Estados Unidos intentara como
Ger de TN procedimiento de quie-
bra 6 admirantazgo, estos procedi-
mientos serian nulos por falts de iu
risdiccion.
TQontinuAral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

lHay aquf "Liga" de franccscs
bonapartistas 8 1cQitimistaH No. No
hay mas que franceses, " por igua1
raz0n no acbcrfamos cxiskfr en- Pto.
Rico mas que cspafioles, de;sndo
nucstros ideales para hacerlos friun-
far ALA en- la Patria con nueStro s
votos en- los coAnicios, 8 10 que Dios
no quiera ilegue el case, con nuestro
esfucrzo en- las barricadas, unos a I'm
lado y otros otro.
Pero aquf "a que trazar Inca min
guna que nos separe? Para que csa
division? Y 81 Ia separation existe
Cporsqu6 no tcner Ell valor de nuestros
actos y no inlitar a avcstriiz que con
desviar Ia vista cree evitar Ell pcligro?
ST pcliticamcntc nos tiranos los tras-
tcs a Ia cabczR no 10 ocultemos Y cal
ga la responsabilidad sobre los eau
santes de clio.
He creido, pues, cun1plir con mi
deber exponiendo claramentc 10 que
entiendo, sin que en- mis- conceptos s
haya agraviss para nadie, sin que
mis- palabras impliquen Ell mas m mi
mo desco de morti6caci6n, sino sim
plementc como manifestation de
honda amargura por yer que aqui, en-
Ell extranjero, no hemos sabido los
espafioles prescindir de nuestras rem
cillas solariegas para identifcarxoS
en- un solo ideal: el quito y el amor
Ia Patria cem6n.
Goa 10 que termino, aunque a1go
patetlcamentc, este 'monologo, que
siento que 10 sea, porquc una duda
abrumadora embargo mi Amino des-
de aver: pase que con mi conducta Sc
considere que he pecado de indiscrc-
to, pero, senor, Ipor que habre result
tado 20 inmoaesto en- esta ocasion3
UN ESPANOL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
Numero 1877.

puerta pide, allega fondos Y ahi nos
dela la Catedral restaurada.
Tia dado cabida 4 las 0rdenes relf-
g1osaS que afortunadam ente van lie
gando este pals y tanto van hacienda
en- las presentes circunstancias. tales
son las hermanas adorativas dedica-
das la ensehanza de los sordos-rnu-
dos y encarcelados; padres Agustinos
Donmlnlcos, Redentoristas Hiias de
la Carload de San Vicente de Paul.
(amerlcanas) estaS iltimas residences
en- la e1udad de Mayagiiez. dando
vasta instruction 4 los nifios de ambos
|SeXos, quienes reciben 4 diario lee
clones de Catolicismo Y moral: v 4 los
humlldes Capuchinos que tan hermo-
SOS resultadOs dan como misioneros.
y dio protection 4 las que encontr6
estaolec1das, cuales son las Hfjas de
Ia Carload, San Vicente Paul. lEspa-
nolas) Siervas de Maria. Hermanitas
de los pobres y los denodados Pau
les que han sabido veneer la terrible
crisis que ha sufrido el pals sin aban-
.donarnos.
Deja fundado el hermoso plantef
del Colegio de San Pablo. diriqido
por los benem6ritOs Hermanos de las
escuelas cristianas, cuya transcenden-
cla en- Ia vida social Y re1igiosa en-
nuesho amadO pueblo a nadie puede
ocultarSe Y finalmente, ha ce1ebrado
con gran solemnidad la colocacion de
la prlmera piedra del gran Colegio
que las RR. MN. del Sagrado Cora
z6n de Jests levantan en- Santurce.
para contlnuar Ia grandiosa obra de
Ia muJer puertOrriquefIa cuyO cole
91o eX1ste entire nOsOtrOs deSde e1 1
de Abril de 1880 y cuyo resultado
despues de 25 amos ha sido admirable
para nuestra sociedadsy y constituvo
una grata eSperanza para e1 bienester
tuturo rehgiOsO y social.
Motives SObrados tenemos. puaS.
para lorar amargamente Ia irrepa1a-
bic perd1da que vamos asufrir con u
ausencia de nuestro bien amado Pre-
lado, y la que nos obliga 4 felicitar 4
los cat6licos de Nueva Orleans DOT la
d1cha de que albergardn entire ellos
el Pastor mas celoso, prudente, sabio
carif1oso que desearse puede.
A pesar de Ia honda pena que nos
causa su partida, S. I. reciba nuestra
felicitaci6n por su asccnso y permfta-
nos una s6plica: cuando Sc encuentre
Monseflor en- su nueva sil1a del gran
Arzobispado de Nueva Orleans Y por
Su mente pase Puerto Rico, este rim
concito olvidado del mundo, no re
cuerde los sufrimientos aqu1 pasado
| y plense solo que esta humilde parte
de su rebafio. las damas que compo-
nen la diocesana no podran nunca OIL
vidar al Ilustre Prel4do que con tan
admirable acierto ha sabido dirigir 4
su queridO rebanO desde e1 instante
mismo de su promotion 4 este Epis-
copado al que fue su entusiasta funda-
dor, y al amoroso Padre, que la verle
partlr, nos deja sumidos en- Ia mas
trlste orfandad Y pesadumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
en- una igIesia

Dos miembros de la banda religio-
sa del temple de Ia Santisima Tri-
nidad, en- Montrose y Graham Ave
nue., Brooklyn, tuvieron I'm alterca-
do en- Ell vestfbulo de Ia Iglesia.
Despues de haber mtituamente en-
sayado ell poder de los m6sculos
del brazo, dandose pescozones d dies
troy siniestrO, une de clos Valen-
tin Glehen, que reside en- Ell ndmero
2S6, Montrose Avenue. sac6 un pu-
fial y 10 enterr6 en- el abdomen de
su adversario, Adam Enrich, quien,
agonizante, tue conducido al Hospi-.
tai de Santa Catalina.
Celos PROFESSIONALS dieron orfgen
4 la tragedia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

DADO EN- SESSION EXTRAORDINARILY 7
ULTIMA PRESIDIDA POR Ell ILTNO.
SIR. JAIME H BLENK, OBISPO DE Pro.
RICO.
{ Del Ideal Cal5liss. J

FL IS de Mayo de 1900, reunido en-
el Palacio Episcopal crecido n1mero
de damas de esta Capital, y al diri-
g1rnos por vez prlmera su autorizada
voz nuestro Iltmo. Prelado Monsenor
Blenk, manifesto expresivan ente que
a Pesar del POGO tempo que haeia de
encontrarse al frente de esta Di0cesis.
estaba convencido de que la fe sc en-
contra ba anidada en- los corazones de
10 generalidad de todos Sus diocesa-
nos, y que, lejos de temer e1 desa1ien-
to, abr1gaba 10 esperanza de que e1
Quito cato!ico no decaeria entire los
mlsmoss muy al contrario prosperarfa,
sin duda alguna, contando desde lue-
go con todas las ovejas de su rebafio
quer1do, muy en- particular con las
ALI pres entes.
Slgnitico la imperiosa necesidad
de establecer Ia ensef1anza del Cate
|clsmo, para los niios, en- todas las
lgleslas, y sin distinction de classes So
|ci2les, como medic dnico de comba-
tir el error del protestantismo que
tan de frente le teniamos cuyos fall
SOS apostoles trabajaban por arreba-
tarnos especialmente, la infancia
Fue acOgld2 con entusiasmo tan
sublime como te1iz ideA Y desde
aquel instante, qued6 constitufda la
ASoc1aclon Diocesana de Damas, que
Sc We aqui congregada para celebrar
eSta reunion extraordinaria la Ultima
que presidir a su digno fundador.
Sels amos, preciSamen sc cum
plen en- este Mayo, de continues ira
oaJoS y luchas, es verdad; pero, afor-
tunadamente, podemos contar hoy
con TN buen ndmero de nif1os que
eStudlan la clcncia de Dios, v de ce-
losas maestras que, animadaS por sus
no menaS celosas presid cum
pllmlento, 4 la ardua empresa de la
ensef1anza del Catecismo asf en- Ia
capital como en- los demas pueblos
de la 1sla como puede verse por el
Iestado actual de la misma que tenqo
e1 gusto de presentar 4 esta honora-
Die Junta, y es como sigue:
Catedral. - Presidenta, Toaouina
Min; nif1os 100; profesores 10.
San Francisco. Presidenta, Bel6n
lOrbeta; niflos, 100; profesoras, 6
San jose Presidenta, OLYMPIA
Quintero; nifIos 40; profesoras 10.
Santurce.-Presidenta, Carmen Fl.
Lopez; nifios, 22o, profesoras 10.
La Doctrine de la Parroquia de
lSanturce esta dividida en- dos sec
IcioneS. la primera va expresada y la
segunda que consta de 275 niflos del
Asllo de Benefcencia. baio la direc-
lci6n de una hija de Maria anxiliada
por cuatro sefforitas ex-a1urnnas del
lColegio del Sagrado Corazon de Te-
| s1s.
Ponce.-Presidenta; Lola Fortier,
nlflos, 500 professors, IA,
Playa y sus barr los. Presidenta.
............i1 i1ifios 4S6, profesoras,
| ..Vs.. s.,s.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

y
Apslants
Jss6 Perez Fern4ndAz
Su function, bajo tales circunstan-
cias, es poner en- vigor las leyes Y
dereches de las parties de acuerdo
con la ley del Estado, cuidando STEM
pre-, como las Cortes del Estado cui-
darfan, de no infringir ningi1n dere-
cho concsdido por Ia Constitution v
por las leyes de los Estados UnidoS.
En- vista de las disposiciones de la
Ley Foraker, dejando en- vigor las
leycs locales, este razonamiento tie
ne aplicacion los poderes de las
.Cortes de los Estados Unidos en-
aquel territorio. No puede haber
dificultad en- ejercitar el embargo Sc
gun ell Codigo pucrtorriquefIo, ST el
em mbargo resulta indebidamente or
.denado y Sc hace una tasaci6n de los
daf1os causadoS en- Ia Manera prcvis-
ia en- cl c6digo. Ell procedimiento es
simple y facilmcnte de administrar
No hay n9da en- este procedimiento
especial que impida un juicio por iu-
rado, que concsde la Constitution,
cuando ell valor de la controversial
exceda de veinte dollars. ST suDo
nemos, punto sobre el cual no tene
mos que decidir, que aquella parte
de la Constitution es APPLICABLE en-
fuerza en- Puerto Rico, el procedi
micnto no es un case de lev com1n
sinO simplcmente un metodo de de-
terminar dafIos en- TIN procedimientc
especial en- Ell cual la procedimiento
especial en- Ell cual Ia propiedad ha
sido err6neamente confseada.
Nj las disposiciones generates de
los Estatutos revisados Sec 648) con.
ccdiendo juice por jurado en- cuantc
a cuestiones de hcchos en- las Cortes
de Circuito, cxcepto en- casos de Ad-
mirantazgo y chuidad, impidcn e.
poner en- vigor las cxpresas DISPOSE
clones del Codigo de Puerto Rico en-
cuanto 4 10 que Sc referc 4 dafios Dol
embargos erroneos.
Por la Sec 8 de la Ley Foraker
como hemoS visto, continuan vipen-
tcs las leyes y ordenanzas de Puerto
Rico, excepto en- 10 que sean modif-
cadas por ordencsmiiitares s decretos
en- fuerza, y en- cuanto no sean con
trarias q EN- conf1icto con las leyes de
los Estados Unidos que no sean To-
c9lmente inaplicables, las cuales Sc
ghn la Sec. IA de aqne1la lev, estar
declaradas come en- vigor y cfectos
en- Puerto Rico, con algunas excep-
clones, igualmcntc que en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Las disposiciones qc-
nerales en- cuanto e1 juicio por iura
do EN- casos civilcs en- las Corte de
Clrcuito de los Estados Unidog ne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
IntereS del General NOgi

Toxic, 27 de Mayo.-El general
Nogi ha telegrafado Rusia pre-
guntando 81 es cierto que el teniente
general Stoessel ha sido condenado 4
muerte en- consejo de guerra.
Dice Nogi que ell jefe ruso no me-
rece esa pena y que la rendici6n de
Puerto Arturo fue justifcada por los
hechos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
Sentencia innportante
ad SsIrsna % ks htala Tlilw

JosS AAtsnis FsrHaRasz y Perez
Apslants
Jss6 PSrsz FernzAdAz
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
REPUBLICANS HOLD CONVENTION

The Republican county convention
was held in Ladies' Aid hall last Satur-
day. 1t was harmonious throughout and
there were only a few contestants for
the various Offices.
The platform declared in favor of the
removal of the county seat from Haw-
thorne to Goldfeld and all of the county
as we'll as the legislative nominees were
instructed to use every effort to have
the change of county seats made with
all possible speed.
The convention endorsed the Demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff, w. A. In
gals and also endorsed Claude Inman
for constable who has declared his in
tention to run as an Independent Demo-
cratic candidate. These endorsements
were received with favor by all those
present in the convention who showed
their approval by long and continued
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

J. NJ. Starbuck, New York City, is in
from his eastern trip. MI. Starbuck is
viewing the camp with the intention of
increasing his interests in mining in
Nevada.
Mr.. Wiley o. Cox. of Kansas City, is
in Goldfeld investigating the mineral
resources and business possibilities of
this locality. Mr.. Cox is one of the best
known bankers and business men Of the
state of Missouri and is accompanied
here by his son, Mr.. w. o. Cox, Jr., a
practical mining man, and formerly SUI
perintendent of one of the large mines
of Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Truett returned
to Goldfield this week after a fine trip
through the east and south. Mr.. Tructt
brought his mother, father and two
sisters of Nashville with him to spend
a few weeks. The Truett home on east
Crook avenue has been greatly enlarged
and improved during the absence of it's
occupants and is one of the very largest
and handsomest residences in Goldfield.
]. C. Mccormack, Bob Montgomery
and wife, Sam McMullin and c. w. Clay
bourne left by automobile for the Bull
from country on Tuesday for the pur-
pose of looking over the situation in
the southern camp. All are heavily in
terested in mining propositions there.
Charles II. Newmeyer of Denver, who
is connected with the Daily Mining
Record arrived in town on the first of
the week. This is his first visit to
southwestern Nevada and he expressed
himself as greatly surprised with the
size of the town of Goldfeld and the
immense showing in the mines. Mr..
Newmeyer has a host of personal
friends in camp who are trying to make
his visit a pleasant one.
DIR. Wheeler of Denver, one of the best
known surgeons in the middle west, is
a visitor in Goldfeld, surveying the
camp generally and Sizing up" his own
investments in particular. DIR. Wheeler
was for several years police surgeon for
the city of Denver. and was honored by
governors of different political faith in
appointment to the state board of par
dons. Although seeking no p~referment
in politics, he was many times sought
for positions of honor and trust, espe-
cially in places where his professional
knowledge could be brought into requisi-
ton. While in Goldfeld DIR. Wheeler IS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ish
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
MAJOR STANTON WEEDS

The News is in receipt of a telegram
from Philadelphia, announcing the mar
riage of Major william A. Stanton, the
w~ell-known mining engineer of Goldfield
to Susan Marie Walls, of Maryland.
The wedding occurred on the 22d in
their way to Goldield and will arrive in
a few days. The News as well as all
his friends will be glad to welcome
Major Stanton and bride, and they re-
josce in his good fortune. The tele-
gram announcing the wedding was from
Charles W. Finniger, and adds, You can
bet the wedding was a daisy"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

home any day. Mr.. LOTUS, who has
been in for a week is becoming too ia
miliar with his bachelorhood to stand 1t
much longer, patiently.
The Women's club holds it's first meet
ing at which organization will take
place next Monday at 3 o'clock at
Ladies' Aid hall. From the enthusiasm
which is being shown and the energy
displayed to max a beginning, the sue
cess of the undertaking is assured. The
charter membership list will be closed
next Monday.
Goldfield will not see as much of the
Edmunds this winter as Heretofore.
Judge Edmunds has so arranged his af-
fairs as to make it possible to spend
much of his time in San Francisco and
its vicinity. The judge says he is going
to rave a hobby. one that he mad yearned
for for years but has not had any use
for in Nevada. 1t is to be a launch for
San Francisco harbor and much of his
spare time is now being spent trying to
decide whether he will utilize gasoline
or electricity or steam as a motive
power.
DR.. E.. A. Wheeler, a prominent ply
stefan of Denver is visiting at the home
O. the Will Ishs. Mrs. Wheeler, who is
an old chum of Mrs. Ish had been ex-
pected this coming week but telegraphs
her inability to leave home. DIR. Wheel
er is to remain a guest of the Ish home
for several days. Mrs. Osborne, mother
of Mrs. Ish, is spending the season in
Goldfeld.
MI. and Mrs. Sprague gave a de-
1{pbtf,I ouon;oo OF hnpnn 90 ooIahrofn
the coming of age of their son Mr..
Munro Brown. The tiny adobe on
Franklin street which the Sprague's have
rented pending the erection of a new
home on Crook avenue, was as cosy and
honey as human ingenuity and taste
could make 1t. Mr.. Browns friends
were all anxious to be present and wish
him well for the next twelve months.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

applause.
c. III. Beesley acted as chairman of
the convention and Max Meyers secre-
tary. The following nominations were
made: W. A. ingalls, of Goldfeld for
sheriff and assessor; clerk and treasurer.
Harry F.. Holmshaw of Goldheld; re-
corder and auditor. James NJ. Jones of
Silver Peak; district attorney, J. f.
Douglas of Goldfeld; county commits
sioners, Joseph Lola of Hawthorne for
the long and j.. III. Grifith of Goldheld
for the short term: state senate, Frank
4. Horton of ~Diamondheld; assembly,
Sheriff ]. F. Bradley. J. G. Thompson
and Harry Coffee. all of Goldheld; pub
lie administrator. DIR. +. NJ. Nesmith of
Goldfeld; justices of the peace Gold
field precinct, John NJ. Fairfield; Column
bia, l. Solomon; constable. Claude In
man.
]. r. Duffield was chosen for the posi-
tion as chairman of the county central
committee and A. Z. Barnes secretary.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
THE WEEKS DOINGS in SOCIETY
Qrma Linden Tilden.)

With the busy season the two towns
-Tonopah and Goldheld-wil be drawn
together socially. Last winter there
was an interchange of calls and one or
two receptions among the society people
which proved so pleasant that this year
they are not only to be repeated but
added to.
Mrs. Bert Mcintosh is planning a
whist afternoon to which a number of
Goldfeldians are to be hidden.
Mrs. Frank Keith is another charming
Tonopah hostess who is planning an
evening for which her Goldfeld friends
are eagerly waiting.
Miss eddie of Tonopah is getting
ready for a trip to Europe where she
expects to join DIR. Bowes and his fam
lily. DIR. Bowes, although a resident of
Tonopah, is really Goldfield's by right,
the Jumbo mine being one of his first
Southern Nevada ventures and from
which he realized more than five ciphers
in three months.
The F~ortnightly of Tonopah is being
re~-organized and quite a number of
Goldfeld people are going over for the
first dance of the season. Mrs. E.. T.
Patrick is to take over a party in her
auto. Other autos are spoken for and
the occasion is to be made a jolly one.
Invitations to Goldfeld's subscription
dance in the near future are to be ex-
tended to many of the good people in
our sister town.
Which is a reminder that the Nevada
club is again active. The first dance
which was held last week was as sue
cessful as at any previous time. Claude
Smith was not in charge, however, on
account of a recent passing out of his
mother. To many of the older attend
ants the evening was not what it used
to be without the capable leadership of
Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. LOTUS and the Misses LOTUS
have not yet returned but are expected
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
WELL KNOWN FIRM TO
TAKE NEW QUARTERS

George F. Won Polenz & Co. are about
TO move into new quarters opposite the
Goldheld News. The firm will r%enovate
and Improve the new location to the ex-
tent of $500. A fine blackboard and
the best Office furniture will be in
stalled. The front of the building will
be knocked out and plate glass will be
substituted. They will move to their
new offices from the Nixon building as
soon as they complete their improve
ments which will make Of this office
among the most complete and sumptu-
aus in the camp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
A NEW BROKERAGE FIRM
TO OPEN OFFICES HERE

A. Hauer of Tonopah and Geo. Mackey
of the firm of Mackey. Munroe & Co,
were in Goldfeld yesterday. Mr.. Mackay
arranged to open an Office here to serve
their many eastern clients with South
ern Nevada mining stocks. Mr.. Mackay
returned from Greenwater and Bullfrog
districts and expressed himself very
favorably with the recent developments
which were made on a number of prop
critics in which he is heavily interested
together with several eastern associates.
Both Mr.. Hauer and Mr.. Mackay left
for Tonopah last night.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
CORNISHMAN TO ENTER LIST
OF BIG PRODUCING LEASES

The new plant of machinery on the January Jones Leasing md Mining
companys shaft on the Cornishnan of III Florence accompany Will be started
up the first o te week. From all appearances IN hoist will b. kept busy
rs there is plenty II ore for it to handle when stopping is ommenced a the
different levels 1t is the intention to smk an additional 100 feet with all
possible speed. however which win bring it to the soO-foOtp point The I'M
pan is confident II being ID etot k tut the greater portion II the ore in
n rich shoot before the lease expires which has 10 months to rn Som
of h richest quarts hat is being mined in thu camp is To- being broken
at n 70 m 175-foot levels The vein of ore is in places 10 feetw vide and
is inches o. IL is high grade-nearly every pece II this rock showing free
gold The two levels are connected by a WINE which was sun IN the ore
shoot In a uprahe Of the ore a the 175foot fevel. the richest and best
rock yet encountered in the lease IA entered this week and SON of it
would u dollars a pound. From present indications Lessee Jones has a
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

Private advices from Manhattan state
that the Stray Dog has encountered ore
in it's main shaft. Values and size of
strike had not been determined at the
time of wiring. This is good news, not
only to the Stray Dog people. but TO
everyone interested in Manhattan. as 1t
helps to prove up the camp. and lemon
strates that the ore is to be had at
depth.
l advise the purchase of the following
M~anhattans at present market prices:
Manhattan Key. Dexter. Whale, April
Fool Extension and Crescent.