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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES
SOUTH OF YERINGT0N

Considerable excitement was caused
here this week by the reported discovery
last week of rich placer diggings IN the
vicinity of Lappin canyon, some forty
miles south of Yerington, and at the
southwest base Of Mount Grant, says the
YeringtOn Times.
Quite a few people from Yerington have
gone ont to the new find, and those who
have returned say that the country sur
rounding the strike has been staked for
many miles. 1t has been known for many
years that gold existed in that section and
considera bic mining has been done and
number of quartz lodges developed to
some extent. About month ago pros
pector found placer ground and built
wooden rocker in which to wash the dirt.
He met with good results ana IN a rev
DAYS had washed out several hundred dol
lars worth of gold. Some of the gold now
being found is quite coarse and the mug
gets are more or less mixed with quartz
Everybody in the new district is look
ing for the Lodges from which the gold
comes and they will undoubtedly be
found before the search is over. Harry
Paige, well known here, and T. B. Gam
bel. who has been operating in the East
Walker country for some time past, have
made locations of placer claims in the
new district and have some of the good
ground.
Harry Barrett and George PringIe came
back from the new district yesterday and
say that the reports about the rich
ground being found are not exaggerated
Mr.. Barrett had the whole of the rich
territory located year ago as tOWnsite.
but failed to hold it. The rich ground
is in sort of a basin formed in the can
yon and the muck and soft ground that
the cattle have roamed in all pays big.
There are a great many small, rich
lodges of quartz in the hills on each side
of the placer ground, and in the ages past
pieces of this quartz have been thrown
off and slid down to the flat by the ele-
ments, and this is what has been found
The gold is different from other nuggets
in that it is wiry instead of smooth and
round. How much of the ground that has
been located will prove good remains TO
be seen, but some of it is certainly very
rio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
BARNEY BARUCH Is A
SELF-MADE MILLIONAIRE

Here is a pen picture of Bernard
Baruch, the New York millionaire who
is engaging so much attention in Gold
field mining circles:
Bernard Mannis Baruch is vertically q
self-made man. His natural executive
ability, keen deductive and reasoning
powers and natural sound sense have
made Kim a millionaire many times over.
Barney BaTuch only eighteen years
ago was an office boy in brokerage of
flee at the munificent sum of So a week
He is now but 81 years old and a financial
power to be reckoned with.
He started business as an office boy
in the establishment of A. Housman &
Co, but by executive ability climbed rap
idly until ne became his own boss. Then
he made money. by big deals hand over
fist He now has offices in Trinity
building. Ill Broadway. New York.
He would never be taken for a money
magnate-a man who swings millions He
is rather tall, fairly heavy and smooth
faced. His nose is Roman and his en-
tire face denotes energy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
SHIPPING COPPER ORE
FROM SAN RAFAEL

c. II. Winders of Desert Lake was in
Price Tuesday to arrange for the ship
ment of a carload of copper ore from his
claims in the San Rafael district This
deDosit he SAYS, assays up to per cent
conner. and the ore, being easily accessi-
HE can be mined and shipped at a profit
despite the high freight rates and the long
e,-eI 70 resort the ore at the track to
hiring the ore TO a higher standard More
extensive operations in the copper dis
trict near San Rafael are contemplated
in the near future, Mr.. Winders says, ana
The region is destined to become one of
the important producing districts of the
eastern part of the state
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OF COPPER
Since WAR TIMES
Last Years Average Higher
Than at Any Time During
Twenty Seven Years.
DECLINES OF COPPER ST0C
PRESENT VALUES AND EARNING
CAPACITIES.
DECLINES OF COPPER STOC

The average price of copper last year
was 1913 cents per pound. During 1905 1t
was 1903 cents. Up to the beginning of
this month, or for the first seven months
OF 1907, the average selling price Of the
red metal has been 1926 cents per pound.
Not since 1880 has the metal commanded
as much as it did last year. These and
other facts are disclosed in the follow
ing tables, which show the compa alive
price of copper stocks, values and shrink
age, income and per cent yield in divi-
dends, as well as the market price Of
cnnnaI for every wear since 1850.
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sand pile a small mining plant is located
and here it is that the mouth of the S00-
foot tunnel of the Virgini is located. The
company is a close one. and the stock Is
not on the market. but there is and has
been for over a year the steadlest KIND
of work going on During the last two
months the management mas been having
a small seam Of ore followed IN the race
and there is every indication that the
stringer will lead to something good
South Dakota.
On the east side of the same hill that
the Clark-Virgini people are developing
the South Dakota is operating This IS
a new company, organized in Arizona
The ground being prospected is the Ole
Deer Valley ground. For years II mas
been known that there was ore there
and the work now going on will prove
conclusively whether or not the ore goes
down, and makes at depth. as the SoutI
Dakota is doing it's work in the shape OF
a shaft which it is agreed will go down
500 feet before a drift OF any kind l.
started.
On Bonanza Flat.
Up on Bonanza Flat and on the way
there are several new ones which are nov
under a full head of steam. Nike fltz-
gerald has the East DAILY, and force OF
men is doing work there They nave
little ore, and while not in paying guam
titles there is enough to justify the sA'
penditure of more money on the ground
The Wild Flower, COLUMBUS bouiu '
Rasfn and Bonanza Consolidated are tbs
only active properties in the Flat dis
trict. and of these the only places Wnert
work is actually being done now are a
the Wild Flower and the Columbus
Wabash and New York.
At the New York and the Wabash they
are going ahead in the same persistent
way which has characterized the wore
there for the last six or seven years
Roth nToparties are promising and yet
there is nothing new to report
Taken on the whole, Park city, aslot
from the work being done by the bie
properties. should be heard from d9dlI
sbortlv in a good and substantial way
The new Droperties and the new locations
now being developed can do nothing els f
hut open new mines in places from WhlGl
Park City is assured brighter Iu'ui'
than her brightest past
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
Special Visiting Days.

Owing TO the time consumed by visi-
tors at Uncle Jesse knights mines,
and tho dangers incident thereto, the di-
rectors have adopted resolution forbid
ding visitors from examining the under
ground workings of the mines. except or
the first and last Thursdays of each
month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19

The worlds annual production of cop
per may be figured at about !, 400 900 600
pounds. Figuring this copper sold at IS
cents instead of % cents a pound and the
shrinkage in the price would amount to
SOS, 900 600.
In other words the market value of
copper stocks shows a loss more than
lOur times as great as the loss shown
with the worlds output of copper taken
at cents a pound less than the price
that prevailed for the first six months
of 1917
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19

1 have pianos and you can have one.
Get a piano that you can make a
chum of; not a box with strings in it
for $125.00.
Come and talk the matter over.
NEW YORK & WESTERN PIANO
COMPANY,
As Market St. near new P. o.
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AN AUTOMOBILE SNAP.

A 4O-45 H P automobile. model,
Winton 1907. The car has been used
only three months and is as good as
new. With all accessories the car
cost $4,000, and it may be had COM
plete at a liberal discount. Owner
selling on account of leaving the city.
This is a great bargain for intending
purchasers. A big snap for the~right
buyer. Apply at 2SS Commercial club
building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
CIark-Virgini.

Another property which is being worked
and nothing said about is the Clark-Nir-
eini. 1t is located a few feet, compare
lively speaking, from the main street of
the town On what was known as the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
Campers Spread the News.

Mr.. Borcherding has been in town again
this week leaving for the north yes
terday. He says that when he reached
his new find from his previous trip to
Ely he found the ground staked for miles
in every direction. He had made no at
tempt there to keep quiet the discovery;
had shown ore samples around promiscu-
ously, and those who saw them evidently
didn't need assay certificates TO prove
to them that the rock was of unusual
richness.
Some campers nearby, from Elko,
spread the news of the strike and a
number of men from that place made
locations. This new district is in the
south end of the Ruby range.
Values Range High.
One of the campers, whose name he did
not know, secured a claim on what Bor-
cherding considers the mother lode of the
district, where he first found high val
ues. a mile away from his original To-
cation. He has at that distance uncOv-
cred the ledge and found ore of Identical
character with that on the Blue Grouse
No. 1, the first discovery Ore from that
point assays well above 500 in silver and
copper.
While here this week Mr. Borcherding
from another vein on his ground, which
he recently found and opened. which car
ried Sl6.53 in gold, % per cent copper and
20 ounces in silver. The mother lode
contains no gold at all. SO far as found
but very much more silver, copper values
being about the same. Every assay made
thus far has shown values sufficient to
pay for working the property; nothing
approa ching a blank has yet been drawn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
Value Shrinkaqe.

That coppers are cheap the following
News, showing the shrinkage in dollars
and cents at the prices on Aug. 10, makes
evident. The total loss in market value
on Aug. 10 amounted to 1895, 12459S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
NEW PHOTO STUDIO AT MURRAY

Hover, the photographer, has
opened a new photograph studio at 127
State street, Murray, where they are
prepared to turn out the latest styles
in the photo production, as well as
portrait painting and charging.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
Income Yield.

The income yield or dividend-paying
coppsrs at the low prices made yester-
day is shown in the table which fol-
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High and Low.

High and Low.
The high and low prices for copper this
year and last and the decline from the
high to the low level made yesterday are
shown in the following table:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19

Take the children to Wandamere
Monday, Aug. 19. Ladies free, too.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
PARK CITY'S
new PROSPECTS
Brief Review of DOingS at
Properties Skirting the
Big BonanzaS.
SCOTT HILL REGION ACTIVE
DEVELOPMENT WORK NORTH,
EAST AND SOUTH OF TOWN.
SCOTT HILL REGION ACTIVE
fsneciaI 10 ma HeraIdl

Park City. Aug. 1S.-While the other
mining camps of the state are enjoying
periods Of prosperity to them unheard of
before. Park City, the old reliable IS just
plugging along, apparently not as well
off as in former years Business seems
10 be not quite so good, and everything
shows effects OF the quiet streak in which
the town now moves. However, there
never has been a period in the history of
the towE when there was so much pros
pecting In new country as at present, and
in many of the prospects. while nothing
is being said, there is every indication 10
show that Park City has been scarcely
scratched.
The district west of town seems to be
the favOrite section now for new devel-
opments and the person accustomed to
going over the country between Park City
and Brighton readily notices the changes
the country is undergoing. Not less than
three hosting and operating plants are in
constant operation on the west side of
Scott hill. and ore is being taken out at
zach Mace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
RUBY RANGE ACTIVE.
Salt Lakers in Evidence in Blossom
ing New Camp.

Salt Lake papers have much to say of
late regarding recent strikes in the Ruby
range, ElkO county, extending down to
the White Pine county line, says the Ely
ExpositOr One or two operators from
that town have taken options on Few
of these prospects and tell glowing tales
of high-gr9de ore found near the sur
face.
Several weeks since the ExpositOr pub
lished story of a strike made up north
somewhere by A. L. Borcherding, who
was here at the time having assays made.
He declined to tell just where the rich
rock he displayed came from, saying he
wanted to take up more ground. The
ore assayed from $50 to $3.50 in silver and
copper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19

Ask for that NEW BREAD at your
grocery, Vienna Walnut Bread.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-07
DESTRUCTORA CHS
pa eI6CtriCa Cay0
en- Vega Baja.
Estan muy adeIantadOs los trabaiOs
de la GaTFetera que uBira al pde-
bio con MOrOYiS.
Mr.. WllIart, aGOmpaHadO do un pONcia, halo GI
CldivOr Dc IN hsmbrs sn IN pasa nIVsI.
CDe muestrO oOrrespOm00z. }

Agosto -EI domingo las 8 de Ia
tarde cay6 una chispa el6otrica en- Ia pro.
piedad de don Mauricio RoBado. baFHio
"Quebrada Arena, sturdiendo 4 perro
mas mstando una res.
-EAt6n muy adelaptsdoB les trabpicg
de Ia caFretera que nos unir6 en- breve con
el pueblo de MorCvis
FL sobFeBtante senior Ortiz, deBpIega
gran actividad y nos ioformsn que, tanto
81, como los demas empleados, son muy
cumplidoB de su obligation por los que los
jefeg supsTioreS est6n muy Batiafschos.
Don Gregorio Rodriguez, persona muy
activa y que tiene gran intsigsncia y
pr6cticR On la question carretera, ha aido
nombrado listero de la misma.
La Tecaudaci6n obtenida en- Ia CoIec-
turia de rentas iuternas de este distrito du
rante el mes de Julio pasado, alcanz6 & Ia
cantidad de SIS 1872.
La comps1ta dTamStica que diriie eI
apreciable actor gtf1T Juztiz hs iuterpre-
tado muy bien todaB las obraa drAm6ticas
que ha puesto en- eBcena.
FL p6blico ha quedsdo muy complacido
y con justicia SO hR aplaudido muchas
veceg.
La sefllTa aStiz CadR din es mas que.
1ida del p6bicopues NADIA dejan que de.
scar los papeles que tieue su cargo.
Vega Bsjs eStk muy ccntenta de tener
diAtracci6n tan dtil como sgradable.
-HR ido alberta una nueva f5briea
de cigarTcs. CelebramoB que nUeatros h6-
bile1 torcedores encuentren siempre mucho
tsabsja y que sean bien remunerados.
-Ss halla en- eBtR poblaCi6n, donde pa
sara una temporads, Ia sgraciada sehorits
ArfoBso vacina de SantuHce.
Sc est&n llevando efscto en- la Gale
lateral del Norte en- solareS apropiados,
la construction de vaTisB cassB de MADEIRA.
Ahora fA,ta que Sea I'm heCho el aFreglo
de eAts calle creemos no ser6 muy costo-
30. pueg la parte intransitable solo eB de
220 metros, pues el reBto de Ia calle elta
On magn1foa condolences.
Ell dfa entire 2 de la mRdruga.
da Mr.. WillaTt, sccmpafado de an policfa
psHaba por 81 ki!6metroi40, ,paBo al nivel
encontr6 ell cad6ver de un tai Eugenio N.
(a) Gallego. Llam6 al factor de Ia esta.
ci6n de Vega Bsjs Mnor RODRIGUEZ para
que viniera al pueblo lIamsr al sefiar
Juez, secretario, marshall doctor Mar
quez, los que al momento SO peTsonsrt n
en- 81 Iugsr del hecho. El cRd6ver fu6
conducido esta pob'aci6n On un lori =
llevsdo 81 cementsrio, donde se le practice
la autopsia.
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El lusz no tsnla ganas de rsIr.

Mr. Howard Chandler Chriaty, IN
pintor = 50 st nora, ctmparecieron ante 81
tribunal de las Tumbas eI 25 de Julio On
defenaa de au chatessr, Eduardo G. Pur6y
que fue arrestado en- uu veporcito en- que
venfan los tres en- autom6vii.
Edwin Atwall le habfa acusado de que
por POGO le pasan por encima 81 autom6
vii, & 81 = 50 sobrins.
Ambos SO hallabsn en- el tribunal tam.
bi6n. La sffara ChEisty y 81 ehofeur
nfg aron que SO mauejara el autom6vil con
deHcuido, al decir este apsTeci6 81 seflor
Christy On Ia ba1andiIla del juzgado. Ell
acuaador, Mr.. Atwell, al verle no pudo
contener la riaa.
-SDe que Sc RE uuted?-S Pregunt6 el
juea?-Qu6 ha pasadcF-y Mr.. Atwsll
Tefs sin poderBe dominar.
-Est6 buens la cosa-dijo el iue7.-
Pues 81 es question de divertirse, que en-
piece Ia diversion por el acusado , que sc
vaya. Policfa, retire estos acusados, =
lame los aiguientes.
Los Christy y 81 chafeur partieron eu-
seguida, y Atwell quiso hablar entonceB.
Sobresaida la Gauss; Eetfrenae los teH.
tigOs-repiti6 81 iuez.
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Prssupu0stO municipal.

Hemos recibido una copia del presu
puesto ordiuaIip de Ia mu1icipalidad de
San Juan, que ha de regir en- el corTiente
eierticio de 1907 1908.
81 total de gaatoE aBcienda & $216 937 81
a $4,000 81 psgo de Ia amortizaci6n
de b nos del EmpI 6stito, & iutereaes de los
bones del minmo en- los - = 13 semeE-
tres,
En- el preBupuesto de irgrescn Sc calcu-
Ian $18 600 pOr psgo de patentes de in
duetria ccmercio , $19, 600 de impuestoI
sobre carnes para el consume pdblico 6
inspecci6n sanitaria La contribution di-
rects e calcula en- 1923 $50, rebsjando de
eVta Huma 81 2O% para instruction publ
CO que asciende q $24 65O
81 personal de los distintoI departamen-
tos del muuicipio subvenciones y penaiopes
auciende 500 5 8, repartidoE entire PA
empleadoB, 5 estudianteH : pensionados.
En- 81 referido preSupuesto SO hsce
conptar como existsncia en- cfjA una suma
de $40 621 SO = que no hay pasivo pOr
cubrir.
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COfts De dIstrIto del dIsfrI-
to judicial Dc San Juan,

Secci6n primera Termino de Agosto
SeptiembTe de 1907 08 S.hslsmientos
de mocioneu y excepciones previas. Agos-
to 6.-Julio Vega Balckrcel contra Juan
Cancio VaIc6rcel. Sobre nu!idad dc con-
trato, &. Moci6n de nuevo juicio. Agos-
to 6 Maria Blasina Ronj6n contra Car
los Gil Ponce de Leon, ct. al. S0bre rel
vindicaci6n. Excepciones. AgoBto z.
Jurisdiction voluntaris. Agosto -Liga
de Propietarios de San Juan contra el
Municipio del mismo. Nulidad de dispo-
siciones Excepcioneg.
Agosto 8-ManueI f. Rosy contra
Juan Mo.,falIeda. Cobro de honoTA1iou
Excepciones. Agosto 8-Sucesi6n de
Pablo Robles contra Heraclio Gimenez.
Sobra cobro de dioero & FxceI cionep
Agosto ia frado Zslazar contra
intestado de Elisa Kortright. Cobro de
BeEvicios. Kxcepciones. Agosto -
Marceliuo Sosa et al. contra. Pedro Ar
zusga ct al. Sobre nulidad de contrtt2,
& Excepciones,
Agosto u 2-Topny Il wlnde contra
Otero Ca, ct at, Dafios y peTjuiciog
ExcepcioneB. Agosto Is -Erneato = Au'
gusto Malaret centra SobrinoB de Ezquia'
ga Nulidad de contrato, & Excep'
cioDes.
Ag Bto 13-Jos6 Wsnar contra Mr..
y Mrs. Rice. Cobro de pesos. Excep-
Clones
La corte aehal6 el dfa ounce de Agcsto
las 10 a. m. para la teTcera lectuTa del
CRlendario.
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AgaIIa De historic.

Un agricultor de G6aova, New Jersey.
EE. UU., mat6 hace POGO en- IN mstorral
q un 6guila real que estsba devorando
IN valiente Ferro de csza.
Media el agufIa ocho pies de extreme q
extreme de sus alas, 81 cuerpo era negro
como 81 azabache y los hombros blsncos
como la nieve, Bjguo equfvoco de su mu
cha edad.
Evidantemente ara de historic, pues en-
Ia pats derecha , mas arribA de lss es.
puelaS tenfa IN anillo de orc con algunas
letras ianescifrableg. Ia psIabra "Esper.
jeS' , ls fscha 40, 1927 {"
EBperjeS eB una pequefia poblaci6n de
Hurgrfa lituada en- les Carpathos aepten
trionales, donde parece que ests Sgaila
eRtuvo Rlguna vez en- cautiverio.
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1SALUD Y FUERZAS RE-
CUPERADA CON LA
PE-RU-NA.

Carta de la Sra. Emma Fleissner, No.
1412, Ave. 6, Seattle, Wash:
sPadecf pOr cenca de dos amos de
irregnlares y doIOrosos Perf0dos. M
SGIud esfaba en- c0nGici6n precaria y
eStaba anSf0sa de encoutrar aLgO para
recuperar mi saIud y mis- fuerzas.
"Me allegro muchisimo haber probado
la Peruna, pues me estaba hacienda
mucho bien. Continue usandola por
tres meses, y me euro de todos mis-
males.
ala considero meiorabIe. y nunca
estar6 sin ella. para fOmar una d0SiS
OCaSiOnaEnenfe, cuandO me Sienta n7aI
y canSada. y
Tenemos archivadc miles de testi-
monios que el DR.. Hartman ha recibido
de Senoras agradecidas Y felices, que
han recuperado la salud tomando Pc
runa.
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TEMPO NUBLRDO Y
anenaZadOr en- la
isIa.
De fueEteS a exGeSiVaS IIuVIaS OCu-
uierOn en- aIgunas IOcalidades.
En- ID division Sur, Ia precipitation Dc Ia ssmlRl
fu6 mUy dUfIcIOnts.
(Del Weather BureGu. J

(BoIetin semanal del tiempo, dc Ia Be.
mana que tsrmin6 ell dfa 3 de Agostor)
Un tempo nubladO smenRzadOr rein6
los 6iss % 29 , 81 de Julio, con sguace-
Fos en- Casi todas las eBtaciones. Fuertas
excesivas lluvias ocurrieron en- un nd
Nero de localidadeu, 81 dfa 81 de Julio.
Fuertea agu aceros locales tsmbien cayeron
en- vsrias estaciones 81 dfa 80. La Ultima
mitRd de asmana fa6 por 10 general buenR.
Rsinaron bliaotes fdertes vientos del e.
La veIocidad mayor del visnto registTada
en- SIN Juan fo6 80 miIlas por hora, del
8. E., el dfa % de Julio.
La temperature media en- la iBla, deter
minRda de los inf1rmsB de 20 estaciones,
fu6 78 go, 6 O.4 Q inferior la de Ia &c.
mana precedente. La mas alta que han
informado fac 95 Q, en- Manati, el dia
de Agoat la mas baja, 81 ., en- AEecibo
(Hacienda Jobo), eI dfa 30 de Julio.
El prcmsdio de la precipitation en- la
isIa fue 122 pulgadas. La cRntidad ma
yor de precipitation semRnal que han
informRdo fac 2.48 puigadas en- MariCao.
La precipitation semanal SO ha apToxima'
do 81 promedio en- toda Ia division E. Y O..
On varias eStacionea repaTtidaB On Ia
division N de Ia illa. En- la division S +,
la precipitation de Ia semana fu6 muy
dtficiente. 81 promedio de Ia precipita'
ci6n en- la d tins semRnR de Julio, duran
te los ocho amos pRsados. h1 sido cerca de
70 pulgadas.
La aiguiente tabla demueBtra Ia varia'
ci6n de temperature y Ia cantidad de pre-
cipitaci6n en estacionea determinadas:
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GRATlTUD.

La distipguida familia de nuestro com.
patricia don Jole InfAnte saavedra, mu6s.
trase muy sgTadeCida al GtfioF doctor Ca
rreraB, de SanturCe, y al practicants senior
Diez de Andino.
Ambos cabalIeros han demoytrado ex.
tremRda soIicitud On la diffcil operaci6n
practicada hace dfss en- Ia espoBa del &c.
nor Iufsnts, y tambisn On ls sBiatencia de
la enferma
FL doctor CsrHeraH hs prcbado que 81
un buen cirpjano, un m6dico que une &
sps B6lidos conocimientog cientfficos exqui.
sits afsctuosidsd con sus pacientes