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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros ( Co mem
bers u the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
6i405An.
New York Jan. &.-Liverpo0l surprised the shorts
by coming considerably higher than dae OF futures
with large sales az spot cotton 40 advauced prices
Private cables attributed the improvement 20 q
bullish construction placed on the census report
issued yesterday afternoon. u is not bflGTCd 10
indicate crop q more than SEQ 90 bales iacud-
Ing Li1ters. aud the present rate q exports and
spinners takinss indicate O consumption very close
TO I3e0O00 bales. If that amount Of spinnable cot
ton BE- obtained. The opening here was not
quite good due on cables, hut efforts 20 break
prices failed and the market gradually improved
Reports from trade circles are YCTy encouraging and
present prices paid for low grades offer sufficient
evidence that they viii not prove burdeusoue.
southern spot steady. unchanged Port receipts,
So 600. last year l9 493.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reg1iar call, l2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas cert 6s s. 9D az Il3 81 900 81
Il3, 81 90 az 1881. 30 At u.s.
Washington Railway g. 500 at S5E $1,000 al So
COO at S5'S. $50 at S5'4
Potomac Electric S. $1,000 az loi's 5000 at 1914.
Washington Railway preferred. q a. So
Mitchell Mining 100 at 3d. l03 n 5is 100 al 81
10 az 81. 100 at 81. lJ) at 81. 100 az S. ~
10 5A
Second National Bank 10 at 49,
Southern Public Service Corp. 10 at ne. 10 at is
% az Jig. 10 40 Us.
Graphophoue common, % az ga. 10 az s2lz. 10 at
2l1. 10 az Lis
After eaIl-Greene Copper. 10 at 3Iis buyer So.
Merceuthaler. 10 al d. 10 az g2
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 70
az So
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat IS. 81 900 at
lT
Washington Gas g. 5000 at IA
The following are the closing quotations on res
teTday's local exchange:
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS,

We THE UNDERSIGNED TIE PRESIDENT
and 4 majority Of directors Of RUSSELL ICE
CREAM COMPANY. a corporation organized AMI
existing under the laws OF the District IF Colum "a
do hereby certify that the total capital stock Of said
corporation is twenty thousand iS2o0o0 dollars and
that al Of said stock hes been issued and has been
fully psd in. and tat there are debts Of the cog
p0IatiCn amounting % four thousand lSi60O dollars
Witness hands this 18Th day Of J1nulTT 1877.
NJ T. RUSSELL President and Trustee.
=. MORGAN RUSSELL. Trustee
I. M0rfecai T. Russell. President OF the Russell
Ice Cream Company. Of the District of Columbia,
do hereby affirm that the facts stated in the above
certificate are true TO the best Of my knowledge and
belief ". T. RUSSELL.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me tins 90 day
Of January 1907.
tNotorial Seal.) CHARLES r. HARLAN.
ja253C Notary Public d G.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Jan. 2L-Noney on call at the stock
exchange TO-DAY opened at 3 per cent: highest. 4.
lowest ~; closing. 81. Most Of the loans were
at 8 per cent
Time money was fairly easy TO-DAY. and Dor
Towers had difficulty IN obtaining any reasonable
accommodation Rates for sjxty-day loans were
reduced y per cent. Rates eased further TO 4ssa5
per cent for thirty days. Sash per cent Tor all
periods from sixty days 20 six months although few
transactions we've reported below 81 per cent
Mercantile paper came into the market quite
freely. but met with rather moderate absorption.
Rates 5s4a64 per cent for sixty TO ninety DAYS.
Endorsed bills receivable; 57.a5s for choice four 10
Sly months. single names Ga per cent for others
Sterling firm to-day with rates unchanged
Rates for actual business were as follows. Sixty
days. Asl4la46I55; demand. 4s555a4 $50; cables.
5s555a8s6fc
Commercial bills were 4s02.a4slA
The supply Of cotton bills was moderate
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Religions in America

A series Of seven most interesting arti-
cles from the pen of Mr.. Frederic J. Has
kin viii appear in The Washington Her
aid. beginning next Sunday. dealing with
the The Religions in America" They
viii be fun Of interesting and valuable in
formation. Whether identified with re-
llgious work or not, every reader will en-
JOY this series Following the first general
article the subjects in order will be
Catholics IN America, 'Methodists in
the United States" '.Raptists i'm the
United States, 1.-THE Salvation Army in
America, % Stories of Prominent Church.
men," and Religious Enterprises in the
United States"
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Receipts light and demand good,
CATTLE-EKtra. 500 pct cwt: butchers. 200:
ordinary, go to 800.
HoGs-Per cwt., gross. SIS to $50: ordinary. $50
to 500
sHEEP-CliFpsd. 400; medium. $50 to AIS; com.
mon. 200 TO 800
LAAIBS-Per pound. spring. choice. Z: medium
6 10 :.
CALFEs-Per pound. prime. TO 81: medium
20 s: grass 4 to az
COWS-Each. prime. 900 20 5000: common % %
70 500; old and dry. 500 10 Ioo0.
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New York Jan. 2l-WHEAT-Strong; checking
trade No. l Northern Duluth 70 arrive Clakc and
raii, &c over May. (. o. b.; No. / Northern Mani
tOba. $50 T. O.. b.: No. Northern Manitoba s6iz
f. b.; No 2 rcd o. b. S3ss No hard f.
o. b.. SZiz; No. ! macaroni s0l5. (. o. b. No 2
maearon 76k. Exporters took Il loads
CORN-Wcaker; less active. No. 2 elevator. 5355
No. new, 5l34, +. o. b.; No. yellow. new SIX :
No. ?. Z. b.. late January. 5l% No . f o. b
February March 5l7s No. 2 {. o. b.. April q, No
white. new, s., {. O. b. Exporters TOOK 10 loads.
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The Washington Herald has but
one name. 1t is The Washington
Herald every morning In the week,
Sunday included. Telephone, Main
$500.
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Copper div, IL per cent and Z per cent extra
Sales % noon yesterday. i70.01 shares
Total sales yesterday, i.2 100 shares.
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OATS-Steady. but inactive. Elevator prizes: No.
white, 1914; No. white. g; No. mixed, 81.
The prices for futures follow.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. r, Chapman & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange. 1901 street
northwest. G. Bowie Chipman. manager
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BOSTON STOCKS. A

Quotations furnished by T. R. Chapman & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange 1901 street
northwest, G. Bowie Chapman. manager.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles c. Gates & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange Alunsey Building.
Closing
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished BY Charles G. Gates Co,
members Chicago Board Of, Trade 1lunsey Building.
Chicago
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That there is an improvement in the in
vestment demand for securities was made
pretty plain by the fact that all the Chi
cago and Western Indiana notes were sold
within five minutes after the opening of
the subscription books, and that the bank
ers who are offering the Atlantic Coast
Line notes reported that nearly all of
these were taken at once. There were
rumors that large railroad system was
feeling the market with a view to placing
a large issue Of bonds. but in banking cir
cles this was discredited. the statement
being made that the nearest probability
in the way Of a bond issue was the
S25,000,000 Atchison convertibles. and that
this company would not need to do any
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Hiehesf Returns r. Investore

Highest Returns to Investors
With safety 20 principal guaranteed by first mort
gage deed Of trust notes On Washington business
property. Several notes $50 each, for sale paying
per cent net 10 investor. Smaller notes on resi-
dence property.
HEIsKELL & McLERAN. los f 81 NV
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Thomas l. Hume, president washington
Stock Exchange" market was devoid
of snap and interest. but withal rigid
and regular. The withdrawal from the
banks of 100000 Of government funds,
although gradual, should tend 10 stifen
money rates. but the receipts from the
interior should be sufficient TO prevent
any real stringency. No threatening fea-
ture is apparent, and moderate improve
ment is likely
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Opinions o. the New York Market.

Wv AO'A market
Herbert L. Jones. Of Charles G. Gates
Title market continues dun. but
win hrmness that surprises many. The
tendency is upward and good. Stocks are
buy on all recessions. Another good
bank statement should be reported on
Saturday"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE
Session de aver tarde,

FL presidente, Willoughby, ma
nifesta y asf Sc aprueba, que el
Consejo Executive no tiene juris
dicci6n en- ese asunto, acordando
que dicho escrito Sc archive sin to-
mario en- consideration.
FL Comite de Hacienda hace
las sigulentes recomendaciones al
Consejo:
Dlez y echo mil pesos para
cuatro puentes en- el camino de Hu
macao a Playa de Naguabo; ST 600
para un trozo de camino en- la ca
rretera de Humacao a Playa de
Naguabo; s. 900 para la conclu :
sion de otro camino entire Fajardo
y Naguabo; SIS mensuales como
sueldo para un empleado tempo1ero
en- la o6ciua del Comisionado del
Interior; S I, 200 como habe1 anual
para uu inspector de muelles.
La mlsna comisi6n recomien-
da no Sc apruebe TN emprestito de
$4,000 para carninos vecinales, So
licitado por el municlpio de Cabo
Rojo; asf como lnforma que el Con.
sci no tiene atribuciones para au-
torizar al munlclpio de San German
8 invertir $G.2oo en- aceras GALES,
seg1n el 10 ha solicitado, presen-
tando su ordenanza.
81 Comite de Franquicias pre-
senta a la aprobaci6n del Consejo
la ordenanza concediendo la al. G.
White and Co el derecho 4 ex.
plotar un ferro carril de vapor entire
Rio Piedras y Caguas por el termiuc
maximo de diez afios.
Fl sefior Willoughby deja POI
TN momento la presidencia. Ex
presa que no ha estado presente er
ocasiones en- que Sc ha discutidc
esta franquicia, pero ha seguido e,
curse de sus deliberaciones por me
dlo de la prensa, por 10 que deduct
que este es va TN asunto sufciente
mente dlscutido.
Sin embargo, dice, desea ha
Ger constar las razones que lie obli
gan a votar esa ordenanza,
Comprende que un fetrocarrl
electrico seria una obra meior
Que 81 con negar la solicitud d
eumienda a la prinera franqulci
Sc lograra conseguir que ese ferro
carIil Sc implantara, el seria {
prlmero en- negarla ; pero ant
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
De TODAS parties
Muere en- Italia el Du-
que de Palma. A la
capital de Cuba.
LLEGADA De INOIOS
En- Inglaterra. .-Fabricaci6n
de nuevos billetes para el
Banco de Espa6a

Ha fallecido en- el castillo de
Pianore-Vlerregio, Italia -el du
que de Palma, hermano polftico de
don Carlos de Borb6n.
Sc estan terminando en- In
elaterra los nuevos billetes del
Banco de Espafia.
Los nuevos billetes lievaran en-
el reverse una vista del Palacio real
de Madrid los de 1000 pesetas, la
del Alcazar de Segovia los de 500,
los de 100 la de la Catedral de Sc.
villa, los de so una vista de Burgos
y los de rs Ell patio de los Leones
de la Alhambra.
Los billetes de 500 son del mis-.
mo tipo que los que hay en- circu
laci6n.
Los de 80 y IS son cornpleta
mente nuevos.
-Leemos en- sLa Dlscusiona: -
tDiez y nueve indios de Ia tribu de
Cherokee llegarou el ~ de noviem-
bre q la Habana en- el vapor "Chal-
mette", de la linea Southern
Pacific"
Las autoridades del Departa-
mento de Immigration los detuvie-
ron, aplicandoles la ley en- que Sc
hace constar que deben de presen
tar 50 pesos para que su entrada
les sea permidda. Los indios no
vacilaron al hacerles tai petici6n, y
uno de ellos sac6 un pailuelo rojo
del bolsillo que contenfa 10000
pesos, y preguntaron 81 no querian
que les mostraran S 100, 900.
Vienen a Cuba dichos indlos
para dedicarse a las faenas del cam
po, y pronto saldran para el interior
de Ia Isla.S
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{, MATANlO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA7

OCUL1STA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiiar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi-
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. ConSultorio exclusive
para Gfecciones de Los oios.
TetuAn "a, (cerca del Tea
tro.) - Horas de cousulta,
De "a Il de Ia mai1ana
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8A9
de IL manan1. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Reelection del presi-
dente Cannon. Men
safe de Roosevelt.
vEINTE MIL PALABRAS
Los mahometanos y el cole
"a. -Pr6ximas maniobras
del ejercito aleman.

Comunican de WashingtohIque
el dia 3 de este mes la mayorfa re-
publicana de la Camara de repre-
sentantes reeligi6 al speakers Jo-
seph Cannon. de Illinois.
La mlnorfa dem6crata vot6 por
Mr. Jhon S. Williams, de Mississippi
FL mensaje del Presidente Roo
sevelt consta de TO- ,oco palabras.
-Telegramas de Lahore dicen
que los mahometauos sc han veni-
do negando q adoptar medida algu
na en- contra del c6lera, con ell pre-
texto de que el Coran prohibe huir
de la c6lera de Dios. Estimanse en-
$50, 900 las victlmas que ha causa.
do ese fanatismo. 81 goblerno ha
logrado convencer q los jefes de la
religion mahometana, para que pu-
bliquen una proclama declarando
que el Coran exige a los mahome
tanos que conserven sus vidas.
--Participan de Berlin que el
Kaiser ha decidido que las pr6xi-
mas grandes maniobras militares,
tengan lugar en- Alsacia'L Lorena.
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D|YERSOS ASUN7OS
Atenta invitaci0n de la
logia de los EIks.
Gran festival.
PARA EsTA NOCHE
Detenido por hurto de 10 bi.
llete de cinco pesos. Con.
deoas extinguidas.

La Logia de los Elks ha teni
do Ia deferencia. que agradecemos,
de invltarnos para 81 festival artis-
tico que celebrara hoy en- el her.
moso local que ocupa en- la calle
de la Fortaleza ndmero 21.
He aquf el programs:
Primera parte. -Overtura de
Taunhaiiser, por la orquesta. 70
Solo de b,ritono, Selection, sefor
H. E. SHAFT .r. Romanza de sMu
Ter y Reinas, seiior E. Velez. 90
Mandollna Cuarteto, selores Hod-
ges, Rodriguez, Ajutlnaud y Gu
tierrez. 4o Canciones selectas, Sc
fora W. w. Kennerly. Piano Sc.
fiora Haas. S. Danza de lassalas,
sefiora B. Evarts.
Seg1uda parte: Meditation,
Massonet, sefol Leconpte s Solo
de BARITONE, selection, w. J. Saliva;
? Bale espafi u sLa Jota de CadizS
seHores Velez y Hodges; 8 81 rey
de los Cluts, sehor J. D. Mc.kear-
ney;o Polca Japonesa, seiior E.
VSlez, 10 Canciones selectas, sefio-
"a McLeary.
Dicho acto comenzara q las 8
y media de la nocbe y terminara
con TN baile.
HOTEL sMAYFLOWER'.-
Crlsto, No 16. 6.-Propietaria, Car
men Umpierre, viuda de Beltran.
Bahos, telefono, luz electrica.--
Vistas al mar, 1omedor fresco y espa'
cioso. -Estipendio moderno. Esme'
1ado serviclo. Cocina exce.ente y va.
riada.-Buenas y amplias habitacio.
mes. Carifioso trat).-Por todos con.
ceptos, recomendable los sehores
pasaieros, que hallaran en- el todol
los adelantoe y comodidades moder.
nos,
--Cumplieron hoy sus conde'
mas en- la ca,cel municipal Isidorc
Gonzalez, D.metrio Garcia, Victo'
riano Figueroa, Juana Rivera
Iuana Flores.
: Manuel Rivera, natural d.
Arecibo, ingres6 aver enfermo et
Il Hospital municipal.
Aver fue arrestado por Il
detective el indivlduo Bartolo Or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
HIcIENDA De GINA!

Sc arrienda la hacienda sSanta
AnaD de San Lorenzo, q diez minutes
de este pueblo y unida a la Central
BelgaD de Caguas por ferro-carril. Sc
compone de Sl2 cuerdas propias para
cafia. Aguas abundantes, circun.
dada por el rio Lola, maqqinaria al
vapor para elaborar azGcar, V ceu-
trffuga para moscabado Su actual
arrendamiento termina en juno ,ooS,
pero el nuev. arrendatario purde o.
menzar a preparar 100 crtrrlas faci.
litandosele terreu spm Il
formara licencia,io e Toss /, IT,
FonCe' jo-3o $.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
Empieza a las 5 y 5 p. M.

hmpleza a las 5 y 5 P. M.
Preside Mr. Willoughby, con
asistencia de los sefores Vale,
Acuiil, Grahame, Dexter, Ward,
Barbosa, Gromer, Diaz Navarro y
Sanchez Morales.
FL secretario da lectura 4 los
siguientes nombramientos del Go
b3rnador:
Gerardo Pastrana y Nicolas
Benitez, concejales para Rio Pie
dras, en- lugar de Lucas Castro,
que falleci6 y Enrique Acosta, Gu
va plaza fue declarada vacante.
Esteban Lopez Cruz, para con-
cejal de Fajardo, en- lugar de Jose
NJ. Rivera, que renuncl6.
Jose Maria Pagan, para conce
jal de Coamo, en- lugar de Manuel
A. Rivera que renunci6; Onofre
Morell, para CONCEAL de Camuy en-
lugar de Enrique Iguina, cuya pla-
"a fue declarada vacante; Jose An
tonic Cintr6n y Francisco Marti
nez, para concejales de Juana Diaz,
eu lugar de Pho Valed6n, que re-
nunci6 y Alexandra Aponte, cuya
plaza fue declarada vacante." 81
Consejo aprob6estos nombramien.
tos.
Sc inforna, por el mismo Sc
cretsrio, de que el Gobernador ha
iupartido su aprobaci6n al reparto
de $500, sobrantes de un emprestito
tnsular que Sc concedi6 al munich
plo de Arroyo en- agosto 9 de 1906.
Sc informa asi mismo haber
sido aprobado por dicha alta auto
rldad el antlcipo insular $22, ,ooc
concedido al munlciplo de sau
Juan para reparaclones en- el acue-
ducto.
Sc da cuenta con una comuni'
caci6n de los sefiores Roberto Ora
ham & c? aceptando la franquicis
otorgadale por ell Consejo Ejecutl
vo para la reedi6caci6n y explota
ci6n de un muelle en- la bahia de
San Juan, cerca de Pueblo Viejo
Asf mismo Sc da cuenta COZ
una communication de los sefiore
Hernandez & Barasorda, comercian
tes comisionlstas, protestando con
ira la accl6n del Tesorero de Puer
to Rico al cobrarle impuestos com,
perfumerfa al jab6u marca sLife-
bucyS, del cual son elios importa
dores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13

tega por hurto de un billete de S.
en- la quincalla de los sehores J.
Matienzo & CO 81 juez lie sehal6
$Ioo por SD libertad provisional.
-Anoche sorprendi6 la policfa
una jugada q 10 prohibido, ARES
tando q Victoriano Villegas, Tori
bio Meudez, Bias Villegas, Genaro
Garcia y Laureano Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13

las razones expuestas hoy por la
Compania, nadle aquf puede ase-
gurar el resultado que darfa Ell ne
garse la aprobaci6n q esa ordenan
"a; quizas clio impllcaria la com
pleta paralizaci6n de esos trabsjos
y la demora consiguiente para po
ner en- communication fdcil, 10 mas
pronto possible, dos poblaciones CO.
mo Rio Piedras y Caguas.
No obstante e-contin1a Mr.,
Willoughby-de reconocer las ven.
tajas del ferrocarril electlico, no We
que esa diferencia sea tanta com
parada con la del ferrocarril de va
por, que haga oponerse q esa con
cesion a algunos de sus compafie.
ros del Consejo. Lo interesante
10 PRACTICE es-dice-que esas do
poblaciones Sc comuniquen por III
ferrocarril 10 mas pronto possible, J
el no tlene inconvenience en- apro-
bar la ordenanza, porque Sc trat,
tOntinmG en- Ia b6gina AZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
N0TIS De PONCE
Fa1lece Ell joven Gui-
llerno Torres. Con-
dena de preside.
CORTe MUNICIPAL
Celebration de varios iuicios
por diversos delitos. En-
ruta para San Juan.

Diciembre 1I.-Ha fallecldo en-
Ia tarde de aver el joven Guillermo
c. Tcrres, sobrino del rico agricul-
tor senor Eduardo Torres.
Hoy Sc dict6 sentencia en- la
Corte de Distrito contra Manuel
Suarez, condenandole q I'm ano de
preside.
Ell juicio que debi6 cele'
Sc en- la Corte de Distrit
Juan Bautista Morazar'
Tito de justification
penderse por noI
el acusado.
arresto.
- sio
Rive sido
indu. .nplia un
af1o dc ,egundo seis
meses.
Ell l. ,eor de a'imentos,
acompahalo oel guardia de sanidad
Rafael Colon, decomis6 1o quinta.
les, "a libras garbanzos, 100 libras
pasta y 40 libras garbanzos q varios
comerclantes, por eucontrarlos in1.
tiles para el consume pdblico.
| Aver Sc celebraron en- la
cote municipal de esta ciudad, los
siguientes juicios.
Luciano Gonzalez, por agresi6n,
q $50 6 10 dias de carcel.
Cecilio Rodriguez, por agre, lon,
4 $1oo 6 40 dias de carcel.
Jose Aponte, por alterar la paz,
absuelto.
Juan Rosa, Jose Ortiz, High.
nio Rosa y Juan Rodriguez, por
Ijuegos prohibldos, cada uno q $roo
8 6 diss de prisi6n.
Ines Pifieiro, por hurto, abb
suelto.
TambIen Sc celebraron otros
juicios por diferentes delitos.
-Llamamos la atenci6n de la
policfa sobre los fenomenales es-
oandalos que promueven los chi.
! quillos en- el barrio de la Cantera,
trente q la pulperia de los sefiore:
Mirabal.
Hoy han salido por ruta psrs
(CSninGa en- la p4ginG So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-13
DIR. JacintO Zaratt

Medicina.-Cnuifa Intermediates de ninos. s.-Parto.
Ocut1srA Clfnica Oftamol6gica del <Hote.Deus de
Paris Consultas de / 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo (Lu.
ma 1927.
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LA LINDA
GRAN HO7EL,I CARk, RESTAURANT

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e. Gelabet CO propietarios. 10 y II.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-07

If government ownership of public utilities and the initiative and refer endum are to be engrafted on the plat form, says the Montgomery, Ala, Ad- vocate, we can see no use in trying to keep up the party name or maintaining a party organization, These policies are not Democratic, and cannot be made so by any politician or platform. If they are to be part of our faith, we can see no good to be gained by holding a convention or making a fight, for we would be defeated before the first gun was fired. We have not, however, lost faith in the Democrats of the country, and we have faith that they will not suffer the party to commit hari kari by absorbing policies which ar the reverse of Democratic.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-07
Interest in Copper

Nowadays there seems to be more in terest or as much at least in the copper industry as in steel or iron, says the New York Times. There is wide diff ference in the views of copper men concerning the future of the metal, but all the important interests assert that a break in the price need not be ex- pected. "It woudl not surprise me, l" said copper man yesterday, Eff the metal were to sell at 2S cents before the first week in July. From my point of view, that is, the point of view of the sellers of the metal, this is not too glowing prospect. Consumers are hold ing back, and when they do come in they must pay the price for it. The inquiries for copper for delivery in the last six months of the year are heavy and very significant. Those who are waiting for concessions will be dis appointed, or, if they are not, do not know anything about actual condi- tions."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-07

The mystery of the "kidnaping" of little Horace Marvin from his home in Delaware, which became an almost in- ternational affair, has been solved by the finding of the child s body short distance from his home. An examina- tion showed that he was not murdered, but died from exposure. The fact that half the detectives of the country were working on the case is significant.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-07
An Eight-Mile Plume

Work was begun this week on Hume eight miles long, from Cluff's mill down to the canyon road, by the Mount Ora ham Lumber company. This huge un- dertaking was begun some years ago but circumstances prevented it's contin- uance at that time. The Hume will cost $2O,000 and it is expected to complete it some time during the summer. Every available mechanic has been obtained and sent to the scene of action this week.-Safford Guardian.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-05-07

seven votes out of the Democratic elec- toral column than he is in securing to the people of Oklahoma wise constitu- tion and just laws. Mir. Roosevelt can not afford to take such purely parti- san view of his official prerogative; in the case of Oklahoma, the action he is asked to take would be the reverse of square deal.