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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31
Well Known Mining Man
Says 1t Will Il, Attain
Immense Results.
TELLS OF ALASKA WORK
E. F. Gray, of the Gussenheim In.
tereSts, Here For a Visit Talks
EntertainingIy of the North.

Enthusiastically believer in the
future greatness of the Robinson dis
trict and of the immense possibilities
of the ore bodies of the section, is Il.
f. Gray, general manager of the
Great Northern Development COM
pany, with headquarters at Valdez,
Alaska, who is here for a stay of sew
eral weeks,
There is absolutely no doubt in
my mind of the greatness in future
store for this district That in my
belief is Il settled fact" said Mr.
Gray to a News representative last
evening at the Steptoe. This is the
most promising copper district in the
entire country. You may have short
period of depression as the result of
the hard times prevailing over the en-
tire United States, in fact such con-
ditions are prevalent here now. | un-
derstand, but sooner or later You are
bound to come out on top.
Alaska is rapidly coming to the
front as one of the foremost copper
countries. The mining situation is
improving each year. In the Copper
River district, where our properties
lie, the improvement is marked. The
Guggenheim interests, with which |
am connected, are doing much to de-
velop the country.
''Their railroad work at Katalla has
practically stopped for the winter and
all the working forces of the COM
pany are being concentrated at Cor
dova, from which point the line is be-
ing pushed with vigor toward the
coal fields This railway will be
about 60 miles long when completed
About 400 men are now employed on
construction work and it is the inten-
ton of the company to add to the
force as rapidly as the work can be
outlined and men secured.
"One great Improvement which has
been made during the last year is that
of putting a large boat in the river
traffic on the Copper above the rap
ids. This is a vast assistance in get
ting supplies into the country and
renders transportation much cheaper.
''At the Bonanza mine, about $50
miles in the interior from Tidewater
small body of very high grade cop
per glance has been opened up. In
dications on this property are that
extensive bodies of ore underly the
present workings. This is the only
property of the district which can
be classed as mine, although there
are many companies working. All of
them, however. would come under the
prospect class. In nearly every case
they have immense surface showings,
which, if they prove with depth what
is indicated on top, will make one of
the greatest mining districts the
world has ever known.
Mr. Gray, when questioned as to
the business which brought him to
this section, refused to answer the
question direct. saying that he had
large property interests here and,
having formerly lived here, has many
friends whom he wished to see. You
may say that | am here simply on a
visit This is the former home of
Mrs Gray, who is with me. and we
wished to see the section and the
people again. We shall probably be
here for about two weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31

the banks acted as a curb on their
desires.
When full cash payments will be
resumed cannot be ascertained, as
local banks cannot pay all depositors
in cash until they can secure re-
turn of full regular currency ship
ments from banks on the outside
The financial tone of the district
seems to be improving very pereep-
tibly, however, and it is expected, al
though none of the bankers will COM
nit themselves on the subject, that
the day of resumption of cash pay
ments in full is not far off.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31
Order to Work 45 Minutes Day
Without Extra Pay the Cause.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Dec. 30.-Un-
less favorable news comes from the
New York office of the Erie railroad
before s o'clock tomorrow morning,
a strike will be declared at the Mead
vile shops that may spread over the
line.
Orders were received yesterday
from General Manager Stuart to in
crease the working time of the men
As minutes day without extra pay.
The 100 men decided at q meeting
held last night to strike
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31
BETTER AT GOIDFiELD

Manager Frank C. Armstrong I
of the Ely Townsite company I
returned last night from a visit I
at Goldfield, where he went in I
an automobile on Thursday. I
Asked regarding the situation I
there, Mr.. Armstrong said in
dustrial conditions were quiet.
The Florence mill is about ready I
to start, however, and there are I
indications in other ways of i'm I
provement in the situation. 1t I
is the belief about the camp that I
the mines are getting more men
in service and that with the set Z
tlement OF the present labor dis Z
pute there will be as extensive q
operation of properties as ever. Z
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31
DEFICIT TOTALS $7,11O,sGO.
Books Show Increase
of $4,000, 900 i'm Three Weeks.

WASHINGTON, Dec 30.-In the
first three weeks of December the eX-
penditures of the government ran
more than $6,000,000 in excess of
the current receipts, and the deficit
for the fiscal year, which, at the end
of November, was less than 5 ,000,-
900, has been increased to $7,110,-
go. 1t so happens the deficit in the
first three weeks of the present month
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31
BIG DAYS SPORT.
Superintendent of Northern Helps His
Son Get So Rabbits.

William Duddleson, young son of
Superintendent Duddleson of the Ne
vada Northern, is here from Pocatello
for a visit of a week with his father.
Yesterday the two spent on a hunt
ing trip in the neighborhood of Cur
rie Returning home the entire at
tention of the train crew was re-
quired to get the game bagged during
the day on and off the train. In all
the hunters had 50 rabbits. The fact
was wired in ahead of the train and
on its arrival everybody connected
with the railroad was down at the
depot to see and stand ready for
whatever might happen.
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D SITUATION LOOKS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31

The Assured Great Smelling and
Mining Center of Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-31

Assures a Copper Producing Camp
Second to None i'm the World.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-03-14

them IN M ola way.
"Why have you come so far in the
night?" he asked Prudence, taking
one of her cool hands between his own
that burned.
"But, you poor little father! Why
have you come, when you should be
home in bed? You are burning with
fever"
Eyes, yes, dear, but it's over now.
This is the end. I came hereto be
here-I came to say my last prayer
in the body. And they will come
to find me here. You must go before
they come"
Who will find you?"
"They from the church. 1 didn't
mean to do it, but when l was on my
feet something forced it out of me.
I knew what they would do, but l
was ready to die. and l hoped l could
awaken some of them"
But no one shall hurt you"
Don't tempt me to stay any
longer, dear, ever if they would let
me. Oh, you don't know, you don't
know-and that DEVILS drumming over
there to madden me as on that other
night. But it's just-my God, how
just"
Come away, then. Ruel will find
your horse, and we'll ride home"
tits too late-don't ask me to leave
my hell now. 1t would only follow
me. 1t was this way that night-the
night before-the beating got into my
blood and hammered on my brain
till I didn't know. Prudence, I must
tell you-everything-"
He glanced at Follett appealingly
as he had looked at the others when
he left the platform that day, be.
seeching some expressions of friend.
illness.
"Yes. I must tell you-everything.'
But his face lighted as Follett inter.
rupted him.
"You tell her." said Follett, dog
gedly, "how you saved her that day
and kept her like your own and
brought her up to be a good woman
that's what you tell her." The graf
lIuue III Lne uttle mans eyes mac
grown with each word.
Yes, yes, dear, I have loved you
like my own little child, but youl
father and mother were killed here
that day-and I found you and loved
you-such a dear, forlorn little girl
will you hate me now?" he broke of
a%nxiously. She had both his hands
in her own.
But why, how could I hate you:
You are my dear little sorry father
all I've known. I shall always love
you"
THAT will be good to take with me,
he said, smiling again. Its all I've
got to take-it's all I've had since tllt
day I found you. You are good" he
said, turning to Follett.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-03-14

"Oh, shucks!" answered Follett.
A smile of rare contentment played
over the little mans face.
In the silence that followed, the
funeral drum came booming in upon
them over the ridge, and once they
saw an Indian from the encampment
standing on top of the hill to look
down at their fire. Then the little
man spoke again.
You will go with him." he said to
Prudence HE will take you out of
here and back to your mothers PEG.
pie"
She's going to marry me-" said
Follett. The little man smiled at
this.
1T is right-the Gentle has come to
take you away. The Lord is cum
ming in His vengeance. l felt it must
be so when I saw you together"
After this he was 81 quiet for a
time that they thought he was sleep
ing. But presently he grew restless
again, and said to Follett:
II want you to have me buried here.
Up there to the north, 300 yards from
here on the right, is a dwarf cedar
standing alone. Straight over the
ridge from that and halfway down
the other side is another cedar grow
ing at the foot Of a ledge. Below that
ledge is a grave. There are stones
piled fiat, and a cross cut in the one
toward the cedar. Make a grave be.
sida that one. and put me in it-iust
as l am. Remember that-uncoflned.
1t must be that way, remember.
There's a little book here in this
pocket. Let it stay with me-but
surely uncoffined, remember, as-as
the rest of them were.'
But, father, why talk so? You are
going home with U.S."
There, dear, it's all right, and
you'll feel kind about me always when
you remember me?"
"Don't-don't talk So"
If that beating would only stay out
OF my brain-the thing is crawling be-
hind me again! Oh, no, not yet-not
yet! Say this with me, dear:
1.-The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall
not want.
"He maketh me to lie down in
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-03-14
Rev. IrI r. Hicks 1907 Almanac.

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks has been COM
PEELED by popular demand to resume
the publication of his we'll known and
popular Almanac for 1907. This splen-
did Almanac is now ready. For sale
by newsdealers, or sent postpaid for
Is cents, by Word and Works Pub
fishing Company, 2201 Locust ST., St.
Louis, Mo-, publishers of Word and
Works, one of the best dollar monthly
magazines in. America. One Almanac
goes with every subscription.
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Follett spread a saddle blanket
over the huddled figure at the foot OF
the cross. Then he went back to take
her in his arms and give her sucn
comfort as he could.
To Be CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-03-14
CHAPTER xxxvl.

The Little Bent Man at the Foot of
the Cross.
It was dusk when they rode down
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Joel Rae. Lute Of tho
Holy Ghost, returns to Nauvoo to assist
In the migration Of the remaining Nor
forced to leave by tho soldiers OF
the state.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21

noradas, cuando sc quiere i'm
poner una negativa iTresponsa-
bic y egtista a una reclama-
ci6n justisima, hecha con mas
derecho, con doble derecho del
que pueden alegar en- su abono
todos los que en- la metropoli
solicitan y obtienen de la legis-
latura, la aprobacion de leyes
para favorecer intereses espe-
ciales.
Nuestros in efables tutores
siemp1e que quieren acallar al
guna reclamation de la colonia,
sacan a relucir el fantasma de
la inviolabilidad constitutional
y la muletilla del respeto a las
practicas americans, pero to-
dos los dias estamos viendo que
10 mismo que pedimos nosotros,
sin que sc nos conceda por su-
puesto, Sc pide y Sc obtlene en-
la metropoli cuando existen in
tereses especiales necesitados
de la protection nacional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
DEL POLO 4 LA PATbIA

FL capitdn Amundsen. eXplorador
de las regiones articas, ha vuelto q
Cristiania despuGs de un viaje de
tres afos alrededor del Polo Norte Y
de haber Tornado el paso del Nor
deste.
Su expedition ha sido una de las
mas felices y mas fecunda en- result
tados Y quedara entire las mas nota
hles de las realizadas en- las regiones
Sc han descrito muchas de las ex.
traordlnarlaS aventul IS AGA ecidas al
lntr4pldo captain noruego, bordod de
su vaporclllo "Gjoea", de cuarenta Y
slete toneladas y en- sus largas CORE
rlas en- trineo por las largas superb
cIeS de los mares drticoS.
FL captain Amundsen sus compa-
leros, antes dc forzar el paso al Nor,
deste, han determinado con toda pre-
clslon la posicion del polo magnGtico
septentrional Y han hecho observacio.
nes meteorologicas magn6ticas dia-
rlaS durante mas de dos amos en- las
comarcaS polares. pof 10 cual los da
tos que han podido reunir son de una
lmportancia clentifica exceptional.
Al poner el pie en- TERRA los ex-
ploradores fueron saludados con sal
vas de artllleria y por los hurras Y
vltoreS dc la muchedumbre.
En- el muelle los recibieron el Pre-
s'dente del Storthing 8 Parlamento,
los ministries, Ell presidente del mu-
nlclplo de Cristiania, rodeados de los
concejales, los almirantes que sc en-
contraban en- el puerto, ell general
Jefe de la plaza, el Presidente de la
Sociedad Geografica de Cristiania
numerOsaS epresentaciones de otras
Sociedades cientlficas.
FL Presidentc del Storthnq pro
nunclo TN dlscurSo dc bienvenida que
fue aplaudldo con entusiasmo; des
pues cl capit5n Amundsen sus com.
paf1eros Sc trasla darOn al Gran Hotel
desde cuyos BALCONIES presenciaron
el desflle de la inmensa comitiva que,
con banderas y bandas de mlisica sa
ludaban delirante los viaieros.
Por la noche celebr6se I'm gran
banquete de gala, 4 la conclusion del
cual Ell captain Amundsen recibid as
insignias de Comandante de la Orden
de San Olaf, con que eI Rey de No
ruega 10 ha condecorado.
Asi ha celebrado el pueblo noruego
el retorno de estos csclarecidos h1ios |
suyos, soldados de la ciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
El senior Ross J ChumilIas

Maestro buen amigo don Juan Ross
humilas, que ha desempenado du-
reTt- nttfGR4par + ''4s fltGa Hfdde, Ia
Sido nOmbrado Sub collector de Ren.
taS luteruas de Santa Isa bel.
Ell sefIor Ros es TN empleado mo-
delo que ha obtenido sienpre la
conhanza mas merecida, ocupando
cargos de responsabiIidad en- ell SER
vlc1o de los cuales ha demostrado
una competencla y una honorabi!idad
lnSuperables
Las relaciones que ha sostenido
Ell el epartamento de teSOrerfa el
senior Kos, como tesorero de la muni-
clpalidad de Rio Grande, le han dado
conocer en- dicho centro Official
como funclonarlo excelente, V ahora
al quedar vacante la Sub colecturia
de Santa Isabel y al cesar en- su an
tlguo empleo el sefIor Ros, lie ha 81
do ofrecido el de Su- collector en- la
va cltada poblacion, que ha sido acep-
tado por Ell sefIor Ross.
Ell departamento de Ia tesorerla
ha hecho una adquisicion excelente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
UN INCENDIO EN- PONCE
La residencia del seffor Cintr6n cs
consumida por las llamas.
Sc calculan las perdidas
en- 10 900 dollars.
BOMBEROS HERIDOS

Aver a la una y media de la tarde
Sc declare un incendio en- Ponce en- la
residencia que habita don Juan Gin
tron. situaaa en- la calle de Qua dalupe.
Ell fuego consumi6 en- pocos minutes el
edifcio quedando totalmente reducido
escombros. La casa no estaba ase-
gurada. Sc cree que ell siniestro es
casual
La policia y Ell cuerpo de bomber os
trabajaron activamente logrando que
las llamss, no invadieran las casas con.
tiguas que eran de MADEIRA
Hay un bombero con lijeras que
maduras en- la mano derecha. Sc CAL
cuan las perdidas en- 10 900 dollars.
Ampliando detalles acerca de es-
tie suceso Sc nos informa que la casa
incendiada es Ell restaurant Leon de
Oro', propiedad del sefior Cintr6n.
Han resultado pasmados ell Official de
bomberos sefIor Vidal y Ell bombero
Juan Ramon Julbe. Ell juez mimi
cipal instruy6 en- los primeros mo-
mentos la sumaria, pero Sc ha COM
probado que el hecho no fue inten-
cional.
FL sefior Vidal Sc encuentra rela-
tivamente bien de las quelnaduras
que sufrio en- el siniestro. Ell bonn
bero seiior Julbe ha ingresado en- ell
hospital municipal. Sus Commissioners
no ofrecen gravedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
POr atentadO contra Ia vida
FL juicio contra Natalio Figue-
roa. .-Testigos de cargos
Y de la defensa
Ell ACUSADO ABSUELTO

En- todo el dia de aver sc vio en-
IL Corte de Distrito de Mayagiiez Ia
ruidosa causa contra Natalie Figue-
roa, acusado por atentado q la vida
en- Ia persona de don Jose A. Vivoni.
Actuaba en- la presidencia Ell juez Sc
f1or Soto Nussa, en- la acusacion el
seflor Martin Travieso, y en- la de-
fensa los abogados Horton Feliu
Ell acusado comparecio al acto. De
clararon los testigos de cargo: Jose
A. Vivoni, Dionisio u. Pab6n, Bue-
naventura Paganacci, Mariana Sulso-
ma |. P, Isaac Gonzalez, Federico
Surio. Francisco Cordova Andres
Caprilles. En- este estado Sc suspen.
de la session para continuar las dos
y media de la tarde.
Sc reanudo la session siguiente la
prueba de cargo y declararon los
testigos seflores Sebastian Leon, Ma
nuel Burcas. Manuel Martinez, JUL
Vilanova, Patricio Echavarria y de
naventura Segarra, renuncianuo el
fiscal ell resto de la prueba.
Los abogados presentaron una mo;
cion para que Sc sobreyese la causa
por falta de pruebas. Fue desesti-
mazda por Ia Corte.
Lo defensa rresent6 su prueba de
clarando los sefIores Avelino Cruz. vi
cente Velez, Carmelo Morales. Car
melo Barriento, 1gnacio Cabrera, Ma
riano Perez, Antonio Ramassat, Cruz
Lugo, Jose ID. Carlos, Francisco Mu-
ratty, Abram Toro y Francisco Toro
La defensa soicit6 TN receso.
Reanudada la session V despues de
la acusacion y defensa la Corte decla
ro no culpable del delito que Sc le
acusaba al senior Figueroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
Ell uSo de Ia 6arroCha
Para enmendar Ia secci6n s de Ia lev
para prob ibir la crueldad
con los animales.
FiRMADA PoR EL COsERNADoR

La nueva ley votada por la
legislature acerca del usO de Ia
garrOcha dice textualmente:
Oueda permitido a cualquier
conductor de carros tirados Dor
bueyes. el uso de una vara 8
garrocha con punta de metal,
slempre que esta punta Q agui-
Jon no exceda de cuatro MILNE.
tros de largo.
Toda Ley 8 parte de Ley que
Sc oponga a La presente, Gueda
derogada.
Dicho proyecto de ley fue
presentado por los senores Tre-
lies Olivia, Mendez Cardona,
Colberg, {. Eliaz, Soler. Geor-
gett1, Delgado, Usera, Barcel6,
y Sola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
La ''Libertad BorinQue1a''


En- la noche de maflana, para con
memorar el 81 Aniversario de la
Aboicion &c la E>clavitud, ten
dTA sfeeto en- el Teatro Municipal,
ganlzado la Socledad de instruction
y recreo "Llbertad Borinquefa' Y pa.
ra la cual hemos sido atentamente in
vitados.
Ell programa de tan interesante
fiesta, esta dividido en- dos parties en-
las que Sc recltaran poesiaS de cele-
brados autores, lnterpretdndose pre-
closas pleas musicales. TambiGn
pronunciaran discursos varios caba
lleros de esta localidad.
Agradecemos la invitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
TRIBUNAIES

Esta mafiana Sc vi6 ante la homo
rable Corte Suprema la apelacion dc
la sentencia dictada contra Elias Qui-
fiones por delito de acometimiento y
aggression. Ell fiscal sefior Rossy Sos
tuvo las conclusiones del informe
de la Corte de Distrito de Humacao
y solicito que la pena sea declarada
con lugar.
Tambien sc vi6 la apelacion del
pleito interpuesto por don Pasca sio
FaJardo contra Schulze Compaflfa
sobre cobro de pesos.
La Corte de Distrito, secci6n Sc
gunda, hizo el Ealamiento de la
apelacion interpuesta por Luis Sini-
glaglia, acusado de impostura. Ell
juicio Sc vera el de Abril proximo.
Tambien fueron leidas las siguien-
tes acusaclones por Ell juez del Toro
CuevaS.
Jose Maria Feliciano, por ultraie.
en- Lola, Ell 10 de Enero de 1907.
Abogado, Falcon.
Rafael Maule6n Malceira, por ase-
sim 20 en- primer grado el IA de Fe-
zero de 1907. Abogado, Rosy, pide
juicio por Jurado
Mamerto Garcia, por escalamiento
en- primer grado en- Rio Grande.
Jose Solo Ruiz, por atentado q Ia
moral en- Vega Baja.
lgnacio Montafiez. por atentado de
homicidio contra Pedro Cruz, en- Ba-
yam6n, Mario de 1907.
Sc VIC el juicio contra Ana Stasio
Miranda, por infracci6n de las Orde-.
nanzas Municipales, actuando en- la
defensa el Sei1or Falcon.
Ell juez seflor Audrey de la secci6n
primera, sefIalo para el 2s del mes
que cursa ell injunction" interpues-
to p0r Mr. Lowande contra los seno-
res Garcia y Otero y Compafiia.
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FL TENOR CARUS0

Hasta ahnra ei campe0n de los graz
des suicides hAbia sido ell baritone Tua
de Reake, pero segdn las litimas nc
ticiaS, ha ganado el campeonato 81 te
nor Caruso, quien durante la tempor:
da teatral que ACADIA de expiIar, b
ganado la enorme cantidad De $500
peSetas por cantar en- ell teatro de .
Metropolitan Opera House, de Nuev
York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
Sarah DrFaar1t J d perro De AsSt1hz

Ahora que no Sc quiere conceder 4
la eminente actriz Sarah Bernardo Ia
Cruz de la Legion de Honor, TN pe,i6-
d'co frances cita el case de perro Que
tue condecorado con esa insignia: En-
Austerlitz, al ser ARE ebatada Dor IN
austriaco 10 bandera del regimiento.
'Moustache' un perro perteneciente
81 mismo, Sc arroj6 sobre Ell so'dado
le echo por TERRA y recobro la bande-
ra. Por que, Sarah no ha de MERCER
la condecoracion,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21

Ha sido suspendida por falta de
numero la session de esta tarde del
Consejo. Ell senor Post esta ausente
en- Nueva York; el senor Grahame,
Comlslonado del Interior, no reqre-
sara de la isla hasta el DOMINGO: el
tesorero Mr.. Willouqhby Sc encuen-
ira tambien EN- viaje de recreo, el
Auditor Mr.. Cabok Ward hace aigu-
nos dias que salio para Ponce. Por
dlcho motive Sc ha transferido la sc
sion para ell iueyes proximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
Ell PRESIDENTE DEL CONSEJO

Todavla no ha sido designado el
nuevo Presidente del Consejo Ejecu
two que ha de ocupar Ia vacantc de
Mr.. Post.
Es muy probable sin embargo, que
dicho nom bramiento Sc hara al regre-
so del seflor Post, puesto que ST. re-
nuncia no tendra efecto hasta Ell 20
de Abril pr0ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
Tn acueducto en- Caguas

Fl Ayuntamiento dc Cdguas infor-
maba esta tarde en- Ia session del Con-
seJo, acerca del anticipo de o.,
dollars para construir I'm acu educto
en- squel pueblo.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda reco-
mendara acknowledgements ell mencio-
nado credito, que Sc hara effective de
los fondos del Tesoro insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
Ell senor Ponte

Ha sido nombrado CONCEAL del
Ayuntamiento de San Juan don Fran
cisco Ponte, quien ocupara la vacante
de don Manuel Ginorio. Dicho nom
bramiento ha sido informado favora-
blemente por ell Consejo Executive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-21
Dddlvas de Carnegie

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie ia fiadc
una pension vitalicia a M. Booker
Washington, el emjnente educacio-
nista negro. Mr. Carnegie tiene gran
de infeYs en- la obra del citado Boo.
ker y ahualAente envia una contri
buoi6n al Tuskegee Institute, cuyc
Presidente eS este lltimo.