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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-05
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FuegO 4 bOrdO De IN VaP0r de bahia.

Anoche corri6 peligro el passje que We.
mia de. Catafo para San Juan en- uno de
los vaporcitOg de la bahia debido & que He
produjo fuego 4 bordo 10 que sa aSegurs
fu6 debido al NAL eatado de los hogaTes y
mala conducci6n del fuego. d ss -
Il Gran alsrma obaeEv6ae en- el pasaje.
Para que la falta fuefa mas -notada, On
dicho vieje, venian el senor Gim6nez, jefs
de Obras pdblieas = otron caballeEos mas
del departamento del Interior. s3 -7S
La chimenea, lego ponerHe al rojO, ,
hubo necesidad de picar la bombR para
cuyo Bervicio en- aquel momento no habia
personal adecuado, pues ss nos informa
que 81 maquinista el fogOnerO ocupaban
81 puente alto. a ~ z....5-.. III Is E aa.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.

Ofcinas del superintandente de Obras
Pdblicas. -#-.-.s
San Juan, P, R. Mayo %, 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegoa cerrados para
adjudication On pdbliea subasta del sunni.
niatro, medida y eDtrega de 54t400 metros
ctibicos, mas menos, de piedra triturads,
por Totes, para la conservation de las Ca
rreteras Insularas So admitir6n en- es:a
ofeina hasta las IL a. m. del .dfa 25 de
Junio de 1907 en- que sc. abEirin p6blicA'
mante. .4-sr.r.> .7s. f.s4.@ a.
Todos los datos necesarios SO dar6n en-
esta oiciua donde SO encuentrsn de mani
festo todoB los documantos que han de re-
cir en- la contrata y podr6n recoger los IL
Citadorea los modeloa de pToposicionea one
han de presentar. $751; ss .asr.s.-..-
La administration ga raselva 81 dereCho
de rechazar Cualquie1a 8 todaa las propo'
Biciones. -..z7 ..=s@
Por Orden del Comisionado del TutsriOr.
J. J. Jinaeees, Superintendent de 0brel
Pdblicas. ..z- srs-...... II .as 1-:a.r- .
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Hoy trabajO en- LguadIIIa.

Informan de AguadilIa que la clase jor'
nalera ehta muy animada con mucho tra'
bsjo que proporciona allf la zsfra. La
hacienda "Coloso" ha recibido- -importau'
tea meioraS en- Sus edifcios y maquinaFia,
y es alabada la geSti6n de los Befiores Mo-
Teau y Jardillier, director ingeniero res
pectivamente que dirijan el referidO inge-
MO. -. -.->.e ..~zz.-s / .s.szz 4s*.- =.
Tahto comerciantes como hscendadoB y
agFicultoreB, insisten an ls necesidad de
que Ia CompsffR de ferrocarEileB eBtablez.
ca allf una estaci6n CapaE para las necesi'
dades del Hervicio. H.. .--.
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PsTsl GaIdts, RsDuhllcans acbTrIno.

Otro sabio que iogrera alleno en- ell
partido de los patriotas de union rerublica.
Da. Perez Gald6s IN espfritu svarzado
d ideas grandeS y MOBILES pero ahora que
ha visto qua con Ia monarqufa no hay re-.
ganeraci6n poaible en- Espafa, no hahfa
qusEido hacer po.ftica Rctiva Por los d..
timos periodic, Ha que no solamente 81, ii
no que tambi6n excita todfs Jos eapsfio
les neutEos hacer cuanto asR possible para
el tEiunfo de ID FepdbliCa. Perez Gald6R
tsmhian uSs OsmRs del "Cielp Viva n
NbeEtRd
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NUtl tFIsts.

Aver falleci6 en- Rio-piedraa el eBtimable
joVen don Arturo JaneT, hiio del senior
Felipe Janer, professor este de la Normal
de aquella poblaci6n.> s.a: Es5 u e
Esta tarde SO efsctuarS 81 sntieFro del
apEeCiable compatriota que Tindi6 6su joTna-
da en- Ia VidR cuando le sonrefa 10 juVen.
tud. ...r.s.. - s s1 a.
A sus familisreB todos enyiamoB Ia ex.
preston de nusAtro aentimiento poT Ia do
lorosa p6rdida que Bufren. Eterna paz 81
que fue virtuoso = bueno. - oc
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% Csysy 4 las 3 ] media

Hemos recibido q Ultima hora Ell tsle'
grama siguieute: #.s.
"Cayey. JuniO 8. 2,82 p. m. "La
Correspondencia" San Juan. En- este
lnomento miembros del Comit6 de DefenAa
denuncian expendiO de carne en- estado
nocivo para Ia salud.
sa ha procedidO q quemar rs kil6gra'
mos.
Sc pTeparan mas meeting de protesta.
Pueblo indignado ante monopolios.-
CorrennonHaI."
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Ua drama dc amor On Nsguabo D.

Ell coronel Hamill recibi6 hoy la Ei'
guiente information enviada de Naguabo
por el encaTgado de aquel pueHtO de Ia po'
licfa. zss - -ss.s.a .sa. -
"Eloy santisgo, Piedras, en- 81 barFio
de Mariana casa de, Emilio Gonzalez, inf
rio una herida grave & su concubina Leo.
narda Rivera. suicid6ndose despu6B. Al
ladO de 81 Be encontr6 el armR en- Bus
ropas 1925 Juzgado entienda en 81
asunto. FL suceso se atEibuye & celos.
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ANUNClO De SUBaSTA
gERAR TAMENIo DEL .IEIERIoR.
0foino del Superintendent de O6ros
PubEacos { '4~s ..-.7-.....

PFOposiciones On pliegos ceFTadoa para
adjudication On pdblioa subasta del sunni.
niAtro, medida y entrega de 1000 metros
Cdbicos, mas msnog, de piedra triturada
para Ia construction de los kil6metroG 25
al 27, carretera nimero 2. Reyes Cat6li'
cor q Vega Alta Se admitir6n en- esta Of
Gina hasta las i ] a. m. del dfa is de Ju.
.nio do 1907 en- que ss abTir6n pfblica.
ments. 7 r..
Todos los datos neCesarioa % dar6n en-
estR ofcins donde SO encuentran de mani.
festo todos los documentos que han de re-
CIR en- la contrata podTan Tece ger los IL
citadores los modelos de proposicioneB que
han de presentar.
La administration ss Feserva 81 deEecho
de rechazar cualquiera 6 todas las propo.
sicioneg.
Por oYden del Comisionado del Ioterior,
J. j. Jimsnes, Superintendente Of Public
Works.- San Juan, P. r Mayo 81 de
1907. ~..- F. .-..4 N 2-5 v. 8.
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EnIaCO en- Ponce.

Los distinguidoa espoaos Joa6 Liborio
Hernandez J Natalia Coronado han tenido
Ia corteSia de psrticiparnos sus esponsaIes,
efectuadog en- Ponce ofreciendonoB 81 casa
On Ia central "Fortuna."
Estimando mucho Ia cOTt6s participation
deBeamos fslicidades los ektimables con-
trRYenteg.
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Hospital Do MgIsIss ] NI6ss.

Por acuerdo de la Junta Directiva de
la Women's aide Society y para pagar
deudas pendientes, tendr6 lugsT, 81 maItes
11.de los corIisnteg, las dos de su tarde,
una subasta p6blica voIuntaria, poE ante
Ell Notario que susClibe, de todas perta-
nenciag del Hospital de MujeEeB Ninos
incluyendo muebleg, enserea, TopaB, 6tiles
instrumentos de cirujfa, aaf como log mate
Tiales del mismo edifcio del Hospital,
enclavsdo en- nm solar del Ayuntamiento
de San Juan,
No sa admitiran proposiciones que no
cubran 81 imports de las tasaeiones peri.
ciales as
Las tRsaciones periciales Ba eneuentFan
de manifesto en- Ia ofcinR del que auscribe
5donde podr6n ser examinadaa poE Ios que
interesen tomar parte en- Il Bubasts.
ri acto de la subasta ae varifesr6 en al
sdifcio del Hospital de Mniarea Ni1os,
Bitnado en- 81 barrio de Pnerta ds Tierra
de esta ciudad, Immediate 81 Hospital
Municipal San Juan, Puerto Rico 5 de-
Junio de 1907. e
juan Herndndez LOpes,
s VS. NotaRio PIibiicb.
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SEPkSE

Cue opnbligaEn0s communicates sin qua
sean adua per adSlantadO.
C&0a Hoin palabEaa 80 Cu0uEan p0R U1a III
a0a y ID llnsa YalO dis cen taVoas ~
Las eaHsag que ven ~ con Cc upi0 or
% ~ 30 ~ 3 81
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Blea VsnldO.

Sc encuentra en- eata Ciudad eli e8timable
compatTiota sefior Tomas C@spedes, gecre'
tario del munisipio de Ponce que viene &
Ia ciudad poP algunos diaS, y le degeamos
grata permanencia aquf. s4.s as+-ss ..e
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UNA CASA de geciente construction,
con cuatrO doFmitOTieE gal0s cOmadOEs co..
Gins, y euaFto de bano, j s0laF pEopio, sa
vende en GanturCa parada 42a. Para iTEs
forms1 q admiuiatradoE 10 sata paIi6diO6.
rs VS.
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& los accionistos de Ia Association Popular
COoperdt5Ua de GOssstratcciones, AhOrros
y PrsstamOs de Puerto Rico. *9
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superintendente do obras Pdblieas.
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En d Cote Il Dlstfito 1sI DistIito
judicial q San Jllan, r R
SEcGl0N Il
Eltados UnidoB dc America q Presidents
de los Estadoa Unidop.
Florence Evsgyn Ssddsn.
Demandants,
Ralph CalOert Seddea.

Demandants,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
THE BOYS ON DUTY

Most excellent and faithful work was
done by Our high school boys assigned
to duty during the convention on two
most important committees, enrolling
and reception. Beginning to serve at 5
O'Clock Wednesday, they were ON duty
constantly and untiring in their efforts
to meet the demands upon them With
two and three hundred guests arriving
on one train, all eager to be enrolled and
assigned, it was quite taxing to the pa
thence and good nature of the commit
tees; but they were equal to it and all
were treated with unfailing courtesy.
The boys with the badges were the
ones sought out and relied upon for
trustworthy information Secretary
Bauer and Mr. Burns at the head of the
committee were delighted with the polite
and excellent service given.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
PERSONALS.

Miss Cornelia Beck of New Orleans
one OF the most prominent teachers ii
the State, attended the convention, anG
was the guest of her nephews, the
MessrS. Ernest on Caddo street
Miss Benton of Monroe high school
and Misses Gill and Miller were enter
tanned during the week by Mrs R. Nc
Kellar
Prof. Geo. Williamson of the State
Normal was the guest of Judge and
Mrs Sutherlin.
Mrs. M. A. Purnell, on Mildred street,
entertained Miss Mathi Lewis, leading
teacher of Tensas parish.
Mrs. G. G. Nesbitt and son are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Serpell of Ar
cadia
Miss Rogers, bright young teacher
in the Greenwood public school, was the
guest of Mrs F.. H. Gosman during the
convention.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Tucker have re-
moved to their new home on Cotton
street.
Miss Miller, the accomplished director
of drawing i'll the Industrial Institute
at Ruston, was the guest of Prof and
Mrs Reeve last week.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
SOCIAL.

Miss Howell, assisted by Miss Soape,
entertained at handsome ten course
dinner Friday evening complimentary to
a few of their many friends attending
the convention. The handsome table
was elegantly appointed; laid with fine
danask and dainty china, and glttering
with cut glass and rare old silver The
menu was varied and delicious The
sparkle of wit and humor gave the pun
gency of old vintage to the delicious am
Der fruit punch that flowed freely
This beautiful hospitality i'll this noted
home was indeed an oasis of rest and
refreShment TO the guests. who had been
III a continuous round of meetings and
marchings, from place to place, and the
sweet flower of hospitality was never
worn with more becoming grace by the
charming hostesses.
The guests were Prof. Byrd of Rus
ton, Profs. Williamson and Keeney of
Nachitoches, Prof VIM Woodward of
New Orleans, DIR. Stevens of Lafayette,
Prof. Stumberg of Baton Rouge, Prof
Bauer of New Orleans, Mr.. Favarat of
Baton Rouge, Dr. and Mrs. Blanton of
Shreveport, Misses Howell and Soape
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
MARRIAGE AT ST. MARKS.

The adjoining of St Marks Church
with lilies and palms, festoonS OF wood
land smilax and roses. was fitting
preparation for the celebration of the
nuptials of Mr.. Herman POLICEMAN and
Miss Maud Blackmir, Wednesday even
ing. Entwined in a beautiful arch of
foliage was the effective monogram
B. P. in red and white rose buds. The
Easter prayer and praise seemed still
vibrating in the air. and the Illuminated
cross in the chancel thrilled all hearts
with a deeper reverence.
At $3.50 the ushers, Messrs. J. New.
Ford and Arthur Kahn, took up the
white ribbons and ran them to the front,
the professional was sounded and St.
Marks choir entered singing in full
sweet chorus. Following came the
charming maid of honor, Miss Lenore
POLICEMAN, beautifully gowned in white
with blush roses in her arms, with the
lightsome step of fairy came the dainty
maiden, Honora Palmer, scattering
white rose petals in the path Of the love-
ly bride, who gracefully advanced alone
In sheerest white organde over silk,
with bride roses in her arms and a
sweep OF illusion veil from her face, the
bride was the picture of maidenly grace
and sweetness. Awaiting her at the altar
stood the bridegroom with his brother,
Mr.. T. E. POLICEMAN, and the priest, DR..
Spearing. As the marriage vows were
pllghted, the organ notes softened and
blended with the solemn words of be-
trothal; then became triumphant as the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07

and with this report, will cease to exist
Without reciting the contentious
with inimcal influences, which were
bruised aside, it is due our legal advis-
ers, Hall & Jack, to say that full meas
ured credit is due them for the results
secured. Indeed they are entitled to the
most generous appreciation and the best
wishes of every one having deposits in
this bank for the very satisfactory serv-
ice rendered by them. Respectfully,
v GROSJEAN.
CHRIS. O'BREN.
w E MILLSAPS.
ERNEST LAENGER.
T. FOREMAN PARKER,
Committee
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07

groom with ds life partner passed out
into the love, and JOY of the new 1ife-a
new world was theirs. in which would
come the sweet fulhllment of many
hopes. May the crown of happiness rest
Away on their brows.
The bride is lovely young woman
whose home has only recently been in
our midst She is all accomplished
musician, the leading soprano in the
choir of the First Presbyterian church
The groom has lived in Shreveport for
years: he is brother-in-law of Mr.. J
w. Soady. one of Shreveport's leading
cotton buyers, and an associate of his in
business. He also has cultivated must
cal taste. and is valued member of St
Marks choir.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party was entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Soady. During the
evening they left on their bridal trip for
ST. Louis. On their return they will be
at home to friends at SI7 cotton street
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
NEWS IN BRIEF
q Budget of Interesting Items Gathered
by Caucasian Representative


aside from the great, surging crowd
of teachers, and crowds are always in
teresting, and the bursts of platform ora
tory. which is not always interesting,
there was much during the two conven
ton days that was of special interest to
the seekers after truth in that vast
throng of visitors, and this was the work
of the pupils displayed at the central
high school Geography and history les
sons, beautifully written. colored and
relief maps, nature study lessons illus
trated, indeed the complete graded work
from kindergarten to high school, was
excellent done and placed for inspec
ton on the walls of the lower floor But
the revelation was to come in the fin
iSed specimens of work from the man
ual training department for boys, under
Prof Bond, and for girls under Miss
Marie Cameron In the furniture line
there were chairs, tables, Settees, made
by the boys from the original drawings,
after the mission style of furniture, that
would do credit to any manual training
school in the land; and specimens of
iron work Beautiful hammered work
in brass, pretty ornaments of twisted
iron, with mat and basket work of raffir,
gave variety to the girls handwork,
which. however. did not end there. Fine
old time needle work, delicate embroid
cry, hem stitching of many intricate pat.
terms, were evidences of the return of
taste and skill to the old way of doing
things, as Our great grandmother did
them, by hand, the only artistic way In
an adjoining room was a complete and
most beautiful exhibit from the Louis
lana Industrial Institute of the girls
handcraft The accomplished Miss Janet
Cameron, sister of our Miss Marie Cam
eron, is at the head of this department,
and it well deserves the lavish praise be-
slowed upon it. 1t represented the main
lines of work our girls are doing, but of
greater scope and variety. In the art
needle work were beautiful spring hats,
designed and trimmed by the girls, in
deed every girl should be taught to be
her own miiliner, as well as dreSsmaker
The pendulum is swinging far back, re-
storing to their proper places the beau-
tiful things that the trained hand can 10
The work in the domestic science and
art department is all correlated For in
stance menus for special occasions are
made out by the class in domestic
science, lettered and illustrated in the
art department. Among the many pref
ty ones displayed was menu for spring
breakfast as follows: Grape nuts, baked
apples, cream, Spanish omelette, yeast
rolls, corn griddle cakes. corn meal muf-
fms, coffee. The cover to this tempting
menu was ornamented with border of
white iris, concentionalized, and the Eas-
ter dinner menu card had lilies with pale |
green leaves on a back ground flushed |
with pink, the effect was most artistic. |
The girls cook book represented the do
mestic science, where the recipes are
prepared, the art department where the |
covers are illustrated, and the printing
department where they are put together. |
This is art in every day life, and will un-
fold world of beautiful things to our
boys and girls.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
W. E. MILLSAPS.
ERNEST LAENGER.
COMMITTEES FINAL REPORT.

COMMITTEES FINAL REPORT.
In giving publicity to the foregoing
statement, report due to the deposit
ors of the NJ, & F. Bank, cooperating in
accordance with their agreement in
mass meeting, held in the court house,
by whom the committee was created and
authorized to proceed against the bank
and Its officers to secure the collection
of their deposits, it is sufficient to say
that this task has been accomplished, and
as this case has passed beyond our con-
troll, there can be no further need of this
committee, which should be dissolved,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The stockholders of the Chatwin
Brothers Sand and Contracting Com
pany, Limited, are notified to attend a
meeting to be held at the office of the
said company, 228 Travis street, Shreve-
port, La, at 10 o'clock am. on the nth
day of April 1907, for the purpose OF
dissofy'ng and liquidating the affairs OF
tbs said company.
c. L. CHATWIN, Secretary.
Note: Above company has been pur-
chased by the Chatwin Brothers Riprap
and Contracting Company.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
THE LETTER LIST.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the Shreveport
postoffice for the week ending Satu--
day, April 6, 1907. A charge of one cent
will be made for each piece of mail
advertised. When calling for these let
tiers please say advertised" giving the
date of advertisement. Free delivery of
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
WANIEn

Man with $500, more or less, can Sc
cure legitimate light manufacturing bus
mess; no risk nor competition, and $I2
daily profits. Bank references. For per-
sonal interview address y. w" care
The Caucasian. ct
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
LOCAL RECEIPTS.
his Week
RIVER AND WEATHER
The weather yesterday was fair.

The weather yesterday was fair.
River: Denison, Texas, Io, rise of
o3; Arthur City, Texas, 88, rise of
IL; Fulton, Ark, 81, fall of OIL;
Shreveport SO, fall of o.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
Ficinity: Increasing cloudiness Sunday.
Red river forecast: A small rise will
begin at Fulton within the next 4S hours
and the change will be slight at Shreve-
port during the next three days.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT.

Shreveport, La, Marc 7, 1907.
V. Grosjean, Chairman oof Depositors
Committee NJ & F. Bank and Trust
Company, City:
Dear Sir-We, the undersigned, ap-
pointed subcommittee by you to ex-
anime the account submitted by Messrs.
Hall & Jack, our attorneys, showing
commissions collected. have checked up
said account and find same correct.
Yours truly,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
INSURANCE.

When you want money. fire insurance,
bonds, lie Insurance, real estate, acct
dent insurance or building and loan
stock, see W. c. Agurs. in the Cooper
building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
DIR. Il. G.. ALLEN.

The Caucasian has been requested to
announce that Dr.. e. G. Allen has re-
smned The practice of his profession.
Office in the Cooper building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07

WELLAlAN HEADQUARTERS
For paints, wall paper and glass; for
gaining. paper-hanging anad signs. All
orders given prompt attention.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
WATSON ELECTRICAL SUPREA
COMPANY.

There will be meeting of the stock
holders, on Thursday, April 9th, at !
pm, at OUR Office.
WATSON ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
COMPANY.
Ivie NJ. Watson, Pres. & Mgr
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS.

SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS.
Stock on hand Sept 1867
Received this day ...a 6I
Received previously ..Ioo,2oT 10000
Total stock to date 80. -. ...IoI ,o2o
Shipments to date -. -. ISL, 462
Net stock ON hand %. 90. go. 1869
Same day last year -. -. ... 1888
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07
COTTON MARKET
Office of The Caucasian,
Shreveport, La. April 6, 1907.
SHREVEPORT MARKET.

SHREVEPORT MARKET.
The market closed firm.
Receipts 81 bales.
Sales to factors 1000 bales.
Low mIddling -. -. -. II-It
Middling 80. -. -. -. 10
Good middling >. -. -. 10 7-S
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-07

We are now located l.. the Rosen-
blath building, No. 5I7 Edwards street,
and are ready to serve our customers in
the line OF first class stationery.
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4OVERNMENT RnNns-

Tie following shows yesterdays closing quota
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS
F5a 72e Tctai sale, tor tire day 'Unlisted
Outside SECURITIES.

The market tor outside securities showed ae-
ira +rs6na as a whole was light. and confined 50
far as activity vas concerned 70 less than mar :
dozen issues Nipssing Yves under pressure, an
hrolra below 10 for the frst tins in several months
Nsvad Utah also suffered. falling below , Fly
Consolidated fell =. 11cuac declined Y ana hoS
ton L Butte Coalition and United CoppsI 49,
on limited buying Hanson Consolidated irnproVe9 s
a small fraction Consolidated Stearnship aavaEceo
y while the bonds eased of u Western Ice was
down . CHICAGO Subway improved = IN bonds
IS were up 21S points Wr1tlng "a
per IS point and Adams Express 4s y, ana mon
Pacific IS wers OF 10 Richard & Banks. INNING
EXPERTS are now az Port Arthur Canada r1lakllls
a thorough examination OF the mines OF me
son Consolidated Silver Mines Company (-l-nl-e-
Thz,r rerort will be ready in short ttnns and
will show value greater than that placed upoH
the ore and mines by the owners Of the properly,
work ara borne out