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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26

les para ell nuevo muelle de la sIn-
sular Dock Company
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
ell apreclable joven de Ponce, don
Juan Lopez. Grata permanencia
lie deseamos.
Hoy por la maiana ,.estuvo
conference.-the con el Cobernador
Post, nuestro querido amigo don
Jase de Diego quien fue invitado q
almorzar por dicha alta autoridad.
Hoy contrajeron matrimonio
en- Aiiasco, don Francisco Lopez
Carlo, post master y tesoreeo de Ia
Junta escolar de aquella poblaci6n,
y la simpatica seiiorita Horacia AL.
tiery Psgan,
Muchas felicidades deseamos
a los nuevos conyugeS.
-En Ell vapor Caracas que
zarpata Ell microbes pr6ximo de
este puerto, embarca para New
York, en- gestlones comerciales de
las casas americans que representa-,
nuestro distinguido amigo don Fe-
derico Font Camufas, acompa1ado
de su aptecible esposa.
Quedsrl representandole en-
sus negocios su hermano, amigo
nuestro tambien don Vicente Font
Camufias.
La compahla que dirige don
Pedro Suarez anuncia para mafiana
la representation de sDon Juan TIE.
norios en- el teatro municipal.
Pobre don Juan -,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26
FARMAcEUT|COS
Requisites que deben
llenarse para las
matriculas.
Ell PROGRAMA
Tres amos de estudios -L3s
aslgnaturas. -Examenes
Dos amos de practica.
EL PROGRAMA

Varios individuos de la Isla,
solicitan de la Junta de Farmacia
Sc les informe acerce de los requi-
sitos para poder ser inactitos Ell la
matrlcula de dichl Facultad.
Con tai motivo, tomindolo 4.
la LEY aprobala en- 5 lie mlrrn
de 1906, autorIzando la organiza-
cl6n de una Juuta de Farmacias,
en- vigor desde el /? de julio de es.
te aho, reprolucimos 10 sigulente;
aSecci6n En- la primer
quincena de octubre, la Junta de
Farmacia formalizara las matricu-
las de todos los alumnos, presen.
tando estos al efecto;
CD Una soiicitud pidiendo ser
matriculados.
CD Documento que acredite su
identidad.
CD Certi6caci6n de conducta.
(4) Documentos que acrediten
haber cursado en- cualquier Alta
Escuela High SCHOOL,, Gramatica
latina, Geografia universal, Histo-
ria de los Estados Unidos, Aritme-
tica y Nociones de Algebra, Nocio.
mes de ingles, Nociones de Fisica y
Noclones de Geometria.
Los estudios para la carrera
seran con arreglo a la secciou g.:
dos indivlduos que estudien en-
Puerto Rico la carrera de farmacis,
deberan prestar, antes de recibir SD
licencla, certi6cacion 6rmada por
un licenciado en- farmacia, hacienda
constar que han PRACTICABLE en- SD
o6cina de farmacia, por un periodic
no menor de dos afios. Deberan
examInarse cada sfio, por un Pc
riodo de tres consecutivos 8 no, de
acuerdo con el siguiente plan:
Primer afio: Quimica general
inorganica; Historic natural Goo.
logfa, Botanlca, Mineralogia) y
Qufmica inorganica Qualitative
analitica.
Segundo aiio: Quimica Inor-
ganica cuantitativa-analitica Far
macia teorica; Farmacologia y Te.
rapeutica; y Materia Medica.
Tercer ano: Quimlca organlca
Farmacia practica incluyendo Ell
es.udio de la Formacopea de los
E.E. U,U; Toxicologia { Incom-
patibilidades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26

8. Two step sCaribeans R. Bal
seiro. 7. A petici6n couplets de
la Zarzuela eLa Gatita BIancas vi
yes. 8 The Star Spangle Banner'.
Primer premio donde quiera
que Sc exhlbe por su excelente ca.
lidad; esta es una de las razones por-
que la leche Borden, marca sAgui-
Lar, es la leche condensada mas po-
pular en- todo el mundo. 81 pueblo
de Puerto Rico sabe apreciar 10
bueno, spor ESQ el sAguilaS tiene
una venta muchas veces mayor que
la de su mas pr6ximo competitor.
Sc garantiza cada lata. Pidase en-
todo establecimiento de provisiones.
81 en- el que usted compra no la
tienen, dfrijase a Dooley, Smith &
Company,
La inteligente y estudiosa
sefiorita Cruz Loubriel Cueto, hija
de nuestro amigo el popular Ullses
Loubriel, ha obtenido, despues de
brillanteS examenes, el titulo de
maestro rural.
Al enviat tan simpatica ami
ga, nuestra mas cumplida enho.
rabuena, deseamosla feliz exito en-
el desempeno de su nobilisima pro-
feSi6n.
-Por encargo de las damas de
la Sociedad Protectora de Mendi-
gos, damos las gracias 4 las sefio.
ras, senoritas, caballeros y nifios
que han tornado parte en- las fun
clones teatrales a benefcio de Ia
Socledad y de la senorita Paoli, por
su gtnerosa y efcaz cooperation.
Muy br-ve fuE hoy la c nfe
rencia del Gobernador con los re
presentantes de los diarios locales
Les iuform6 que el sCountry
ClulbD construira en- breve una..adi
ci6n a su edifcio de SanturCe, Guys
obra costara sobre 5 5000.
Esto es una prueba-d dijo Nj
Post de que esa institution pro
| gresa, como Sc vera tambien Dor e
gran n1mero de nuevos soclos GU,
en- ella han lngresado 1ltinamente
I'm case curioso voy 4 refe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26
NOT|c|AS LOCALES
Conato de incendio en-
la calle del Cristo.
Prontos axilios.
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
Debut de una compania liri.
co-lnfantil. -Cuarenta nj
nos de ambos sexos.
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Esta madTugada, como ESQ
de las dos y media, Sc produjo un
conato de incendio en- la casa no 81
de la calle del Cristo, frente al edi-
iicio de la antigua audiencia y Ell
una habltaci6n donde reside Salomk
Abadia.
Parece que la causa del fuego
conslsti6 en- haberse lnhamado I'm
quinque que habian dejado Ell la
alcoba q media luz inceniiandos e
una ropa planchda, I'm cancel de
tela, y parte de las ropas de una
CANA.
La alarma fue consiguiente en-
todo aquel trozo de calle y mucho
mas cuando Sc oyeron los toques
de pito de los bomberos de la
ciudad.
A los pocos nomentos con ayu-
da de algunos paisanos y la policla,
pudo quedar sofocado el pequefio
lncendio.
: I'll alcalde de esta ciudad la
concedido & nuestro amigo don Joa-
quin A. Burset el Teatro Munici-
pal, durante los dlas y 3 del pro-
ximo noviembre, para dar dos fun
clones con una compahla lirico in
fantil que ha organizado en- esta
ciudad y que la componen unos 20
nifios de ambos sexos, entire ellos
algunos de excepcionales condicio-
mes para el teatro.
81 sabado pr6ximo sera el de-
but de dicha atroupeH, poniendo en-
escenas las zarzuelas ola Catita
blancaS, sSan Juan de LuzS y q "A
las mascarass, esta Ultima estreno.
No mas nalestar en- el es.
tonnage despues de las comidas.
T6mense las pastillas digestivas del
doctor LIE Roy, marca ANTU.
RICAS'
Ell senior Francisco M. Tu-
rull, Almonedero P1blico ha solici.
tado del Departamento de Sanidad
autorizaci6n, que le ha sido conce-
dida, para sacar q remate 2S6 cajas
de ajos y 90 cajas de queso, pro-
piedad de la frma Cadierno Barea,
de esta Plaza.
Ha sido nombrado Francis.
co Cruz, camillero del Cuarto de
Socorros de San Juan, en- lugar de
Jose Gimenez que renunclo.
Aver fueron asistldos en- la
Sala de Socorros Ricardo EScalona,
de confusion al pecho y espalda;
Altagracia Maym de herida con-
tusa sobre la region mentoniana
Saturnino Nieves, de confusion en-
la region frontal, maseterica y la
bial superior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26
MuY AGNADEC|D0!

Con motive de nuestro edito-
rial sLa Renuncia', hemos recibidc,
por TELEGRAPH, una enthusiastic felici.
tacl6n de nuestros buenos amigos
de San Lorenzo don Jose Fernando
Aponte, doctor Juan C. Bajanda,
don Candido Selles, don Ramon
Cabrera Hernandez, don Manuel
Gutierrez, don Bartolome Esteras,
don N. Casas, don Juan Selles, don
Fernando Vazquez, don L. DSviIa,
don 10 ( Antonio Torres, don Jose
R. Cordoves, don Ramon Fortune,
don Jose Davila, don s. Apcnte,
don Narciso Fa lila, don Manuel
Cintr6n, don Modesto Aponte, doD
Rafael Hernandez, don Jose Her
nandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26
Vapor "Lusitan1a."
Acorta el record.

Quentowne, Irlanda, octubre 26.-El famoso
vapor sLusitania0, de la Cunard Line, ha llegado.
En- este viaje no rindi6 e mismo record que en- los
anteriores, 10 cual ha sdo recbdo con muestras de
regocjo por las compahfas rvales, que esperan te-
ner en- bteve barcos de mayor andar. En- este vlaie
el record del sLusitanias tuvo uu retraso de cnco
horas Fl captain afrma que el hecho debI6se a
pequeios entorpecimientos en- las turbnas que ell
buque recobrara su reeod acaso 10 aum ante en- su
cesivos Wales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26
|NFORMES DVERSOS
Un editorial reprodu-
cido.--"El TEMPO"
dando traspies.
ESCuELA NC. klNLEY
Alumnos castigados : Me-
dida injusta -Esa no es
pr5ctica pedagogical.
eSCuELA NC. KlNLEY

cle', dia1io independence de la
Habana. reproduce en- su edici6n
del 9 de septiembre el editorial de
La DEMocRACGA titulado FL Puey-
t0ry7qHe0o. Las faisrdades de sIHe
SHN.O
-Parece que. a las horas de
entrada y salida, ell la escuela Nc
Kinley, los alumuos suelen promo
yer grandes alborotos.
Y Sc nos dice que Sc les cas-
tiga por grupos, haciendoles per
manecer una hora en- Ia escuela
despues de terminada la clase.
No encontramos este justo,
pues no es l6gico que con los cul-
pables paguen juntos los inocentes.
En- buens practica pedagogical
no procede semejante medida.
P6nganse los vigilantes necesa-
rios para evltar los desordenes y
castiguese Inicamente q sus pro-
motores.
Dice 'El Tienpo', de aver,
en- su editorial titulado rPolitica
SanltariaS que no es possible orde.
mar q nlngun dueiio de un puesto
de leche que lie popga bisO de ado
qMiHts al despacho, como material
imbermeable, y otras cosas por el
estilo.D
Y he aqui que en- los Reglamen-
tos para el Gobierno de las autorida.
des sanitarias aprobados en- 1902,
encontramos que el articulo 90 dice
textualmente: eTodo local EN- que
Sc expende leche debera tener IN
pavlmento de ad0qmfn Il Otyc mate
ualtmpermeaHs que pleda lavarse. D
NADIA mas.
-Tuvlmos aver el gusto de
recibir en- esta redacci6n la vista
de nuestras estimadas amigas, Sc
fora dona Monserrate Gomez y Sc.
iiorita Josefa Mauri, esposa ( hija
respectivamente de nuestro entu-
SHASTA correliglonario de Naraujito
don Rogue Mauri.
Aver mlsmo regresaron al pue-
bio de su residencla donde cuentan
con numerosas simpatlas.
lie reiteramos nuestro saludo
afectuoso.
"A principle de noviembre
proximo tomara nuevamente pose.
sion de su cargo el Ter Sub mars.
hal de la Corte de Dlstrito don
Jaime Vilaseca, va repuesto de la
grave enfermedad que lie retuvo al.
gun tempo en- cana.
Aver ingresaron en- la car.
eel Julio Garriga, por alterar la
paz publica y Andres Lin por in.
fraction a las ordenanzas munici.
pales.
-Ha regresado de su viaje 4
la Isla el Tesorero de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Gromer.
Ell lunes q nueve de la ma
fiana Sc reunira la Comisi6n dtl
Servicio Civil, Ell la ofcina del Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico.
Don Francisco Sierra, conce.
jal del Ayuntamiento de Ponce, ha
presentado Ia renuncia de su cargo.
Hoy estuvieron conferencian.
do con el SecIetario de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Willoughby, loe seiiores don
Jose de Diego, ospeakerO de la Ca.
mara de delegados, y don Manuel
Panisgua, presidente del Banco &c
Puerto Rico.
Julio Sanchez, fue aver
cobrar el dinero del pan a la casa
del senior Degetau, en- esta ciudad
y uno de sus perros lie mordio Ell
al pie derecho.
- Sc encuentra enfermo, aun-
que no de cuidado, don Florencit
Gaztambide, iuez de paz de Aiiasco
Aver tom6 puerto una COLE
ia americana conducisndo materia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-26

que por allf residen. La policfa,
como en- otras ocasiones, brill6 por
SD ausencia.
e -HaIpresentado su renuncia
como concejsl del Ayuntamiento
de Yauco, don Francisco Catala.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
Humboldt Has Visitors.

w. S. Wallace. wife and daughter, and
A. B. Hoyt, Of Grand Junction. Colo,
and K. W. Smith. of Denver. were in
camp Monday and Tuesday on visit to
the Humboldt mine and mill on Ute
creek. Work is progressing rapidly at
the HUMBOLDT properties. working
force of fourteen men being employed at
the present time. An assay Office has
Just been completed and contracts are to
be let this week for mill machinery, and
for the construction OF an electric power
Transmission line. 1t will require about
two months time to make the necessary
additions and repairs to the mill and to
properly equip the mine, but the prop
erty will then be in condition for steady
production, and in addition to the mill
ing ore will be ou,pntting some OF the
high grade material which has made the
name Humboldt, sy nor IN for richness
IN this county for the past forty years.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
SackinR Near Bullion.

Messrs. Jones & Jones who are leas
ing in The second level east in
the Great Republican claim on the
Little Matte mine has opend up some
astonishingly rich ore in their stope. 1t
is reported that they took down twelve
sacks of ore in a couple Of shifts
which will return 5ver {Ioo to the sack.
The ore is said to be shattered with free
gold but none of the material has been
assayed, and will probably not be, as it
will from its very appearance bring large
returns. A shipment is to be made with
in fe. days and it is likely that the
value of the ore can then be ascer,a:ned.
The ore is from what is called the Gen
eral Thomas ore shoot, and ore of a
similar grade has been found heretofore
in the other levels of the mine, but the
management is reticent as to the opera
lions on the property and lutte can be
learned,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
Saundry Seeking Orc.

William Sauudry is doing the ANIMAL
assessment work on his Daisy group at
Freeiind. and is driving an
aiit which has just opened into a
vein of quarz three wide which pans
sufficient gold to show his experienced
eve that II will give good returns when
treated by aualgamatiou. In another
Claim in the group, the Ethel, last year
Mr.. Saundry sunk a shaft 90 feet but
was obliged to suspend operations be-
cause of the water coming in. In sink
ing this shaft the last lift of
fifteen feet he extracted about eight
tons of ore which assayed I.Io ounce
gold and 10 s ounces silver per ton.
The three claims In the group adjoin
the Toledo claims at one end and the
Other adjoins the Stephens properties on
Trail Run
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
A Resort and Railroad i.

The Denver papers of last Monday con
taInSd mention of the sale OF 2. 800 ceres
o. Ind in the vicinity of Morrison and
G. Hlden including Lookout mountain, to
syndicate headed by Rees {. Nidler,
for A consideration of $50, 900. Associ-
ated with Mr.. Wider are a number of
English capitalists, and it is said that
the same syndicate has secured an
option on the old Denver, Lakewood &
Golden railroad, and propose to build a
broad guage line from Mt Vernon can
on to Idaho Springs and Georgetown
eventually to be continued through the
Wider tunnel at Argentine to the other
side of the range.
1t is intended to CONTINUE the railway
to Lookout mountain where hotel will
be rrected, making that place one of the
finest summer resorts in the state. Look
out mountain offers view of the coun-
Try from Greeley to Castle Rock, and
with good field glass one can pick out
seventy.fve different lakes. The land
has been fenced for fifteen years, aud no
cattle have been allowed to graise on it,
and the natural foliage is quite profuse.
There is now apparently every probabiI
ity that the hotel and railroad nece ssary
to the scheme will be constructed within
a comparatively short time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
New Metropolitan Co.

Incorporation papers were filed with
the secretary OF state today for the Met
ropolitan Mining, Milling, Tunnel and
Transportation company. The incorpor-
ators are A. Ii. Christ, George S. Steph-
ems and e. l.. Regenni.ter, and the cap
ital,zation is $500 900. The new com
pany is formed to take over the old or
ganlzation, the Metropolitan Mining and
Milling company of the same capi,aliza-
ton, which owns a group of fourteen
claims in Spring gulch. The charter of
the old company does not give it the
right to drive tunnels aud engage i'll the
transportation business The newcompany
proposes to drive tunnel from the
mouth of Trai! creek to intersect the
shaft workings. The tunnel will be about
a, 600 feet in length and will probably be
driven by contract, as already nun
Der of contractors have figured on the
work and plant of machinery. The
officers and principal stockholders in the
Metropolitan reside in or near Phlladel-
o. ia Pa
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
Students Are In Camp.

A party of students from the Iowa
State college, at Ames, Iowa, arrived in
this city last Monday evening and are in
camp on the bar above the Hudson mill.
The young men are attend ing the de
partment of mining engineering and are
spending their vacation in field work
including surveying and geology, and
also in examining the various mills OF
this section. They are in charge OF
Prof. Lawrence c. Hodson. assistant
professor of mining and Prof. 1. A
Williams, assistant professor of geology
and mining engineering. They expect
to remain in this camp for a couple of
weeks, after which time they will &c
over the range to Leadville aud from
there will make a short visit to Cripple
Greek and Pueblo, and will remain in
Denver a short time to inspect the smelt
ers IN that city. In the party are: H R
Baker, II. c. Cowan, w. F. Drury,
Brice Hutchison, Shelley Hutchinson,
E. R. Lidvall, NJ. Nicholson, H. F.
Robinson, E. F. Shields, John Stevens
Lou Grsham, II. B. Tyson and +. S.
Van Brunt.
Students from this college have been
here on several previous occasions in
years past and have always been accorded
the best Of treatment by the mine and
mill owners who extended them every
courtesy to gain knowledge of the min
ing industry. The Iowa state college
is large institution, last year ha wing
enrolment of over 1900 students
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
FIND BONANZA
The ROhner and Dill Lease
Below the Tunnel Level
In The l-amartine Mine
Contains A Big Ore Body
Carrying Old-Time Rich
Values.

c It excitement prevails at Lamsr-
tine over a recent strike made IA the
Kohner & D.n lease below the tenth
level and in virgin territory. The rich
strike WAS made two weeks ago, but the
facts regarding the find were not made
known until this week.
In the so foot wiuze below the tenth
level at point $50 feet west OF the main
1000 foot Lamartine shalt there is ex-
posed streak of solid grey copper. lead
ana ENC ore which carries II ounces
IN gold ana I65 ounces IN silver per ton,
tie gross value OF the god and silver
alone being !59o.5S per ton. There is
sufficient values III the base metals to
pay all working charges, hauling,
freight and treatment, leaving tae re-
turns from the royal metals as velvet.
Drtting has already been started on
this streak which is over & foot III width
and the values Can better be appreciat-
ed when 1t is known that the nve and
one half cubic feet Of the ore Will weigh
a ton, SO that in driving the drift
every loot driven will yield better than
$500 worth of ore.
A level was started at a depth of fifty
feel in the Wine, and stope from that
point Is now yielding a carlo ID of
smelling ore every week which brings
from $40 to SI25 PEI ton at the san p
lug works in TINS city. Already fifteen
men are employed IN the lease and IN
dlcations are that the lucky leasers will
Clean up fortune from their bloIk k Of
ground
Some fifteen years ago party OF leas-
ers, Messrs. Iianchett, Burns, Armstrong
and Williams, extracted over 5000
in lease on the Lamartlne near the
surface within a few months time. Tuose
VINO know the richness and extent of
the present ore body III the RhoLer &
Dill lease say that the leasers certaln,y
have a bonanza ore body, and one which
will make the entire district sit up and
take notice.
One of the partners is John Ronner
the popular merchant and dealer in
liquid JOY in this city, ana the other is
" Teddy Dlll, who at present is white
apron artist behind the bar in the
Cooper building i'll Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
Committees Are Active.

The Fourth of July committee mas
been holding regular meetings sluce its
organization and Will low shortly DE in
position to announce the program cover
ing the three days celebration 10 ue neld
in this city this year. The finance com
mit,ee is still stacking up Subscriptions
SO that ample funds are assured Tor large
prizes aud the many expenses incident
to a celebration Of the mag l.liude We g.lll
pull off.
BY giving generous purses for the are
men contests teams vii come long
ways to take away the money, and a
large attendance is certain. The prizes
for the rock drilling will be sufficiently
big to attract miners from adjoining
states, and the committee has iuio1ma-
,iou that there will be large nuuu OF
contestants to participate III the eveuts
OF this class.
The announcement of the full pro-
gram will be made probably this coming
week and viii be given as wide puonclty
as possible. Additional posters will be
printed aud the advert isng committee
will get busy with the press of the ad-
joining counties and towns throughout
the state
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
0REIN SIGHT
The Old Reliable Cardigan
Property On Spanish Bar
Again In Condition For
The Production of A Big
Tonnage OF High Grade
Copper Ore.

Operations in the Cardig4n mine on
Spanish Bar, which WAS recently pur,
chased by Pi,tsburg, Pa capitalists, who
became interested through Herman kar-
peles, who is part owner and manager
have resulted in placing tha, one-time
)blg producer again On The shipping list.
Wine in the lower adit, sunk TO a
depth oe 100 feet, has penetrated the
main ore shoot of the mine Ill whic h
levels have been driven, and it is expec-
smelling ore will be at least three car
loads every week. The ore carries good
gold values and runs well in copper so
that with the present high price of the
and also commands 10" treatment
charges on the ore at the smelters.
Some week ago connection was made
between the lower and the middle adits,
furnishing excellent ventilation, and
besides this the work disclosed a splen-
did ore body which had beeu overlook ed
by leasers or the former owners. The
raise also made accessible the back of
the stope in the middle ad,t, where some
excellent values were found.
AS soon as the levels from the Wine
have been extended far enough it is the
intention to sink the wlnze another lift
of 100 feet, and at later date it is pro-
posed to drive cross cut from the Stan.
ley roadway adit. for which a right of
way was recently secured, and connec-
tion will then he made with the main
workings.
A considerable amount of milling ore
accompanies the smelling streAks in the
Cardigan, and large quantity is being
piled up on the dump for shipment as
soon as milling facilities are available
and the wagon road is in condition The
road is steep and rough and the weather
has kept it in a poor shape for steady
shipments.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-08
Was Hard Up For News.

A report was published in last Monday
Denver Republican stating that a big
vein had been encountered in the Nc
Clelland tunnel When asked in regard
to the reported strike Mr McClelland
stated that there was no truth in the re-
port whatever, but that instead of being
in vein matter the heading of the tunael
was in extremely soft ground which had
to be timbered closely, SO that progress
would be slow until the breast encouut
cred change in formation.
The same article stated that the form.
alton was like that of the Freeland vein
when it was worked by the Mackay
Rosener Postal Telegraph crowd From
all the data obtainable the McClella, a
tunnel breast is still hundred fee, from
the Freeland vein. On January l. the
heading was III distance of 5,Io4 feet,
at which point the course OF the tun.
mel was changed to southweste,iv
course. The breast was vertically I. 200
feet below the surface, and from
the known pitch of the old Free.
! land shaft, the vein will not he
| reached tor several months to Come IC
| the report were true it would be a most
important happening for the mining in
| dustry OF the rich old Ereeland district