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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23

las racicneS de los asilsdoB en- 81 Manicco
milo es de Is csntsvos diarios en les
asiioH de min min Is doce Centsyos.
Este vslor 90 calcu'6 sin duda DIR 81
pFecio de las pFoviBioneB en- 81 mercado en-
lea meseB de EneFo MaTzo, en- que los
pregupuestos ge confsccionaFon, peTo des.
pu6s hubo una desconsiderabIe alza en Ia
mayor parte de los artfcuIo1 de provisioaes
y tfjidoA A peBar de Los eafuerzos del
director, que digpuso segundas subastar,
tuvo que aprobaFlas con aumento en- los
precios del emo sntelior. LIam6 este
justaments Ia atenci6n del Auditor & hizo
una Investigation J fu6 eI resultado, que
two como el Director que someteFae la
ley de Ia neCeAidad proponer al Conseio
Ejecutivo Ia aprobaCi6n de las subaatss
c,mo se efactu6.
''Pr6cticamente se ha dRdo el resultado
muy senAible de tener que disminuir Iou
alimentnB en- Falaci6n con 81 afio anterior
para que So valOr cupiera en- 81 preCio de
cada rsCi6n y sobEe esto habIaron hace
tempo el director del Departments el
del MRnicomio. Las cifras del presu.
pusstO son iualterables 10 que ocurre
por el hecho imprevisbo de 10 elevation
del precio de as provisionas solo pueda
remedisrlo Ia LegisIatura 4 10 que @
acudiE6 tan pTonto como ae FeuuR.
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POr eI cafe pusrtoTiqueTo.
El senior ErROstO AIf0nzO OstlblsGo una oflGlna
dIstrIhuIdorl.

A los eafueTzos hachoB en- los EAtsdos
UnidOs por el Comisionado de Puerto
Rico en Washington senior Tnlio Lar1foa'
ga, en- favor de la mayor propaganda para
81 aumento de consume del cafe de Puerto
Rico y de los trabsjos Teslizados por Ia
AgenciR que ali funcionabs BostenidR por
una Aaigoaci6n en- el presupueBto de esta
isla, y dem6s geAtiones conocidaB 80 une el
eBfuerzo pRIti ular de muchas peFsonas,
que por una de las pTincipales fuentes de
riqusza de Ia iBla ge inteFesan.
Ahora ha eAtableCido en- NuevR York
nueatro compatriota arecibe6o 81 ioyan don
ErneAto Alfonzo, otrR agenciR para la
propaganda del cafe puertorTiqutfio que
bajo Ia raz6n de "Porto Rico Ctfrse
Comp" funCiona va eu sl n6mero 73O de
"Ffanklin Ave. Brooklyn N. Y" ser6
nm nuevo factor en- bensfcio de nueatra
production cRfetera.
Al esfuerzo continuamente degarrollado
pOr los que con car6cter CficiRl deben aux:.
liar en- Ia empresR de levantar nuestra
castigsda production cAfetera con Is adqui-
sici6n de buenos mercados, aGmase ahora
este nuevo elemento, que dados los como.
cimientoB que poaee en- 81 comercio de los
Estados Unidos, en- donde ha trabsiado
muchos amos representando di.tiutas 6
impOEtantes cRBas, puede repoItar EeauIta.
dos benefciosoB Ia mayor pTopaganda
de nuestro rico grano en- les meFcados
americanos en- donde todavfa no es uuf
Gientemente conocidO, dependiendo p1inci-
palmerts de esta causs Hu depreciation.
Les ccsecheros de cafe de Puerto Rico
debsn poner todo empsno en- que les que
tEatsn de enaanehar en- el meTcado ameri-
cano la eAfera de acci6n del ref. rido pro
ductc, cbtengan todo el apoyo moral y
material que para 81 mejor exito de Bua
prop6Aitos ntcsAitan. All Bs banef ian
todoB.
DsSeamos al laborioso comp2triots les
mPjores negoeics en- su nueva casa, va que
con clio obtsndIfa Heguro bes efcio todo el
psiS con el mayor sumento de las ventaB
de su cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23
ANuNCIO
DsgaTtan.alo ID Int.I!aI {. Puerto Rico.

Bureau do ObTan Pfblican. Ofcina del
supsrintendants.
SIN Juan, septiembEe IA de- 1907.
Proposiciones on pliegos CeTrad0s para
Ia adjudication On pdblica Bnbanta de Is
construction de 2 40 Kilometres de ID CO.
rretera nfmero I. Secci6n Las Piedras
San Lorenzo 90 admitirdn en- elta cicina
hasta lak 10 q. m. del dia 25 de Septiem-
bEe de 1907 en- que Ga abrir6n publica
mente
81 preEupuesto aproximadO de las obTas
asciande 4 $2O.9OO,OO.
Todos los datou necesarioa, impreHOs de
pHoposiciones contrato, E instFucciones
los postores sa dar6n ca esta ofcina.
La administration SO reseFva el dere.
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas les
propoaiciones, y de adiudicar 81 contrato
-bojo otFaa consideTaCiones que las de pFecio
solamenta
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior.
~ J. JSDssnes. SupeEintendente de
Obras Pdblicag. lows.
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Hasta Berlin poT mar.

Han cOmenzSdo los trab0jou para abrir
el canal que hR de poneE & Berlin en- co.
municaci6n con 81 mar.
Realmente. Ia nueva via lIegar6 sola.
mente ha1ta SChwedt, pueg allf "a Cd nave.
gable sl rio Oder, por 81 tuRI circular ha.
ce tempo gTsndes buques.
FL caual de s, hwsdt forma parte de nm
sto pIOyeCtO concebido hace afios por 81
gobierno Rlem&n. Este Contribuir6 para
esa cbra con 35 miIlones ds franCog; 81
Tslto 10 apsEtaR6n las dos pFovincias que
mas benshciadaS resUltan con Is.speEtura
de tai via AUYiaI.
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VICE COHsULADO DANES En- vlfQUES, P. R.

Por cuanto habiendo fallecido sn euta
isla sin otorgar disposition testamentarfa
81 Bubdito danes Emilio Anduze GalIac,
90 hsce p6bliCo por medic del presente
edicto que SO inaertarS sn dos de los peri6.
dicos de mayor circulation que 20 editan
en- San Juan Puerto Rico para q. los que He
cream heEederoB del aludido Emilio Andu1e
Gallac, asf como suB acreedores, presenter
dentIo del t6rmino de CUARENTA
DIAs On este VICE CONsULADO
cslle de San juan, los docdmentos debi.
damente legaliSsdol, justifcstivoa del de.
Fecho que Les asiata. Vieques, Puerto Ri
CO de Saptiembre de 1902. Doteil.
Vice Consul Danes 4Ov.n
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la VILLA De MADRID.

Plumas. Flores, MitoneB, Guantes, Cor
batas para CabalIeTos. FaldaA para &c fioraB
= ropa interior tambi6n para &C fioras, aca-
ba de recibir "La Villa de Madrid" En-
pIumAs laa hay desde 81 haSta $25 Cada
una.
PodemoB ssegurar que 81 surtido mas
selecto mas grande es 81 de este estable.
cimiento dende acude toda persona de
gusto. Tenemos las legftimAA PSAe Apple
cloth recibidas de Paris iDfindad de
artfculos de verdadeFa novedad. Acsba.
mos de recibir los nuevoB casimires dc vs-
Fano.
Una vista & 'La Villa de Madrid s
pfdanoB musutras ensfguida ser6 aten-
dido.-P. o. B. 764-Telffono 273.-San
Francisco 81, San Juan P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-23
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
OF PORTO RICO.
Eaamenes para msdicOs, prGctioqntes, CO.
mlodrOnas 3 nurses eg m6rtes primegO
de Octp.6re de 1907.

De conformidad con Ia Secci6n sequaaO
de is ley que 1ige este Board, se convocS &
examenes les aspirantss que desean OBJ
tener isancias para poder practicRr le.
galmente, en- Puerto Rico, cualssquie1a de
las pre fssioneB arribR mencionadas.
Para tensr derecho & Ia admission de
examenes, son requisites indispenlabIet:
10. Presenter en- Is secretaria de este
Board, antes del 80 del mes en- curso
una golicitud jurada ante juez q otra an,
toridad judicial.
70. Los m61icos presentaFan ell tftulo
8 diploma original do Ia Universidad s
EsCuels de donde procedan pggaran
$500 en- TeBoFerfa.
30. Los aSpiranteB 4 licencisn para
practicar cualeaquiera de las otras profe-
stones. presentaran juDto con la solicitud,
un certifcado tambi6n iurado, del m61ico
del Hospital 8 Clfnica donde hubiesa he
cho 81 pr6ctica por an periodic no menos
de dos amos PsgsTsn por derecho de
examenes = Ecencias: los PEacticantss
$1,000; OomadronaH J Nurses, So 90.
Las solicitudes seHan hechas seg6n ell
modelo existentes en- Secretarfa donde
pueden padirss, 10 mismo que cualquiera
'tro informe reIacionado con dichos exa
nenes. Secretarfs del Board de Medicos
Examinadores. Apartado 712, San Juan
Puerto Rico. Teiefono 314. IS. VS.
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Las InserIpelonss oI mutss.

Mafiana maTtes se har6n las inscripcio.
mes de Jos Caballos que han de tomar parte
on las caTrsrss del dia 20 Una larga dis.
cusi6n hubo aver tREde entire Varios gefio.
res de la directiva del hip6dromo = due
nos de caballos. opinando unoB que las ca :.
rreEas anuncisdaB para aver SO debfan
efsctuar y ctroa sostenie1do Ia contraria y
que el programa de elias ss debfa cumplir
deBpu6s de las del 20. Sd acoFd6. deupueB
de consular por tel6fono con el Sr. Toro,
que quedasen anuladaa las de aver , que
la mstrfculR para 81 dfa % Be hiciera ma.
fiRna marteg.
81 programs para laa carreras del %,
tai como SO ha publicado, hs quedado sub
sistanta en- todaa sus naTtes.
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FL MUNICIPIO De BA-
yam0R en- 1906
1907.
En- 30 de Junio iItimo tenia un So
brante en- GAIA de S2,84O IS.
So plgNon s3 .S29.S8 Do d dsuaa de sntleIpos
lRtalorss y 50 tOparn $4,000 mas.

El alcalde de Bayam6n, aeflor ViEiiio
D6vilR, se ha Bervido enviarnos una copia
de 80 informe reBpeCto la administration
municipal de aquella ciudad On 81 ejercicio
de 1905 1907.
Express ell refsrijo itfyrme que al
Concejo municipal no.icit6 ohtuvo del
gobieFno inBulRE nm anticipo de fondog de
| $4,000 para camiuos municipales, ell que
BeFd sAtiBtecho en- 10thyH Sc desprendi6
Rquel municipio de todoa los fondoB que
tenfa snbEsnteH en- csjs, para sstisfacer ia
deuda de So. 829 38 de aEticipo de f5ndos
obtenido en- amos aLteyioriores cuyoD
plazoa venetian dentFo de 2 an os. cbtenien-
do un nusvo antiCipo dc $40 900 que Sc
deatinan la construction de un edifcio
para obras mupicipales, BFreglo de Is pla-
za de Cats1o construction de variaB els
ternas en- este poblRdo de una plszs para
meTcsdo en- Bayam6n.
Dursnte Ell TefsTido II 90 benefciaron
en- la refsrida localidad 3,179 cabezRs de
ganRdo para 81 consume pdb,ico obteni6n.
dose como iDgreso para 81 muniCipio por
este concspto $6 511 03. Las patentas de
Iodustris y Comercio produjeron So $50 SO
y $11. 486 80 La contribution Bobre la pre-
piedad.
81 res6men de iquidaci6n del referido
preuupueato es como sigue:
ImportR 10 recaudado S, "a 274 "a
Idem 10 Hatiafecho 81. 433 81 |
Existencia S 2,84O73 |
Classification de Ia existencia:
Fondou ordinarios S 223460
Fondos de caminoH 273 rs
Idem de anticipo 332 38
A Ia junta eacolar Sc le facilitaTon $500
para completar su presnpneato.
So. .551 so 80 inviEtieFon en- reparRciones
de GALES, plaza , alCantsrillas de Bsya-
mon y Catafo.
$5 838 80 Sc emplsaron en- la amortiza.
ci6n de intereses y psgo de plazoB de los
anticipoB de fondos obtsnidoB del gobierno
insulaT Bs inviEtieron $1,120.57 de los
condos de caminos
Los gRstoB del hospital y AsiIo de men.
ligus moutaron 81 819 34.y6 $465 Y
on BoCorroB & preBoS , detenidoB. En-
'lumbIado Sc invirtieron 1888 88 en- Ba-
vam6n $299 IS en- Catafio. Adquisi
ion de aparatos para reeonocimiento de
inns $3.50
SuScribe los estadon De liquidation del
eferido presupueStO el Beflor Enrique
Garquez, Contador de squel municipio.
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RueTaS afifmaCiOn8s
de los incunsOIahIas.
nfoTmss ,,VsIliIcos abt0nIdos On q GsasuIIaada.

De nuevo 90 dirigi6 uno de nuestroB
reporters & las ofcinas del departamento
de SAnidad, BeDefcencia CoFreccioneB
para Conocer la msterls del aEticugo publi-
cRdo poT los inconBoIables con eI tftulo
FL Pan del ManicOnaio, , obtuvo los
iguientea inf1rmes;
GEL aBunto de los bollos de pan qua
llevRbR sl carrero del asilo de nifoB y
EeCibfR un dependents to del Manicomio
adem6s de los del Hervicio, eat6 conclude
con Ia correction que Crey6 justs 81 dirsC.
tor, que yR 30 hs publicado.
"En el expediente tornado BobEe dicho
asunto no 90 hace refsrencia & Ia disminu.
ci6n de pan para eI Maniccmio, que dis
puaO ell director de etc por su propia
iniCiativa, Biendo ura simple coinCideDCia
que esto ocurEiers a tramitarBs 81 Citado
Gxpsdients 8 dsspueI.
"EI yalOE asigra ado en- d pEeHupusuto
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6ral hMatIIIo,

Gran barati'Io de olan de Is centAvog
8 lO; peTCaleB crudfsimos & s; dEiles easi.
miyes 70, peFcaIea ;; encsjes 6 /, 2, 3,
& .; camislS & 20 J % ctvA medias para
nifixs 5 ctvu. ssLa VizcainaV ssIaI
Cielo". Ventaa de musbIes CSmes &
plasos
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LINRA FRRREA DEL. OEsTE

ItinoFaEio. 9alidas de Bayana6n y Oapi
ia aimultanoa1nOntO.
Dias laboEabIO-Na anana 6, 7.O6. n n
D.46 lice. TaEde 19.16p 1.A5, lis. ass, as
ESQ.
Dias fostivos.-EEaNana 9, 7.O6. H.Ho. 0.A6
, 11.Oa TaFds 12.16. 1.BO. 9.Bo, B.6O, 1.S0
46 y $50.
Blllstas baEatoS para dias fostiyOg, De
CataG0 Bayam0n. ida , Vuolta II OIagO
Gas 50 ease S0-1e. De BaYanadn q CA6S6o
1YUe1ta 1e ola8o 9O-16u 81 olaBO OO.IO.
Biileto 0EdiaaE1o da Capital CataNo On
alRHo q e0RtAV0g.
Bayana0ns 10 Dc sOpttOmbEs Ao 1905
BAW61 VaE8Gg.
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Land and Mineral Decisions

Published by Woodford D. Harlan. land attorney, Washington, D. C.
 Coal 'and-The declaratory state n.ent and affidavit must he made by the applicant himself; subsequently, certain proofs ant acls may be made by an agent; wlere the declaration was improperly made by am agent, in the absence of adverse filing or conflict, it may be made uunc pro tune.
 During the peudency of a contest. in which each party alleges priority of settlement, both are bound to comply with the |": and if the successful party Guis -o 10 do, such failure is property the subject of in- quiry on behalf o5 the losing party.
 Final proof Taken outside of office hours may b, considered, when ,. taken because the wtlue-Se, could mo, attend at any other 'mc, and their testimony wa, submitted with due op- portuujDy ro. cro~~-nNam.uaJjoa by ,.o adverse claimant.
 Mineral or Agricultural Land On proof Of tu, mineral character of a uac, aud allowance 0. mineral entry rncrctor tua burden Of proof |, upon one who a,-yrls tua uou-miue. character 0. ,ne uacO, even though 1, was returned a, agricultural. Iu, burden O. proof is upon am agricultural claimant for land returned as mineral.
 Mining Claims Failure to comply with local regulations matter for pro- test or adverse suit. Mining Claim y includes a tunnel location.
 Practice--Ex parJe statements in contest case should not be filed without service on opposite party; to hear a case orally is within the discretion of the deparuuent
 Residence, Homestead-A contract made by homesteader through which he secures the cultivation of the land by party who lives on the land with him for such purpose, is not inconsist- ent with the maintenance of residence.
 Failure to properly note an entry of record in the local office does not de- feat the effect of an entry. Absence of record in the General Land Office will not defeat rights secured by the submission of proof and issuance of final receipt.
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PROMISING FOR ALASKA

The cessation for delirious booming in the states and particularly in the Pacific northwest promises well for the development of Alaska. It is a good thing for the Pacific states as well, because they had been progress ing at a rate that Swelled all property values to the bursting point. These values were largely fictitious but the fictitious prosperity they created tenn porarily gave a tremendous impetus to the growth of population. Business opportunities were so lattering and wages 50 high that few people looked beyond the states to Alaska. The pop ulation of this territory has not in- creased for several years.
 The setback to the boom in the Pa cifc states will stimulate the growth of Alaska and will be an advantage to those states by relieving them Of sur plus population which could not find employment with the slackening of development there, Alaska will not build up at the expense of anybody else but its growth will benefit the ciuie, of the northwest by its addition to their trade.
 The first development in Alaska and the Kloudike c1me in the hard times following the panic of lS93 The les senjng of opportunities in the states now for men with small savings willlead them to the newer country--to Alaska. Capital will come this way also. The money panic k over and when money comes out for investment again it will fight shy of collapsed booms and seek a field where fictitious values have not been created.
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Put More Trust in Gold

The new ten-doIlar gold piece lacks the motto "In God We Trust" Many have entered protest. It was in 1864, after two years and half of discussion, and after the considera- tion of several phrases, that congress the use of such device, with the approval of the secretary of the treasury upon the new two-cent piece, and a year later it made it law ful for the motto to be put upon gold and silver coins. In Section IS of the Act of February F, 1873, this pro- vision of the Act of 1865 was practi- caIIy re-enacted; but in the Revised Statutes lz35l7) that part of section IS which authorized the motto was omit ted; and later (S5596) the omitted por- tion of the section was repealed.
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CHRISTMAS ONCE MORE

Christmas comes but once year and with each recurrence presents new phases to those who learn 8 little ss they live. To the jutlnJjle mind Christmas k associated with new toys and an unwonted degree of tolerance of youthful disorder oy adult relatives. and it's advent k jdonul,j by mysrerj- ous preDaratious for the reception of Santa Claus. A little later the round eyes of wonder slant with growing wisdom, and the relaxation Of iinnnttal strings affords vantage for demludN which would be useless ar any other time.
 Adults have each their own way Of celebrating the chief festival of Christ mas lands. Some of the methods have dim affinity with the traditions which gave it birth and some are so widely r moved that an onlookjug he1Jhhn mi yht easily imagin, that the holiday was devised by the peru wIln horns and long tai, 10 help his trade.
 All of which goes 70 show thnt man wants only a preJeN. 10 induy' his chief desire, and can it debluch Jo a religious anniversary a,admupb.y aN a woman can regard it d, intended solely for millinery display.
 Still Christmas |, 8 good thing for every body who ua, the 2..ca ot some form of temporary ''rlct'ton, be- sides offering opportunity for much g1od-GcuoN,u.p, tr...u ~'.rt 0no charity. TO nearly ev one lt ca" r,a, a store 0, i',pH, ...o..ecgjo1s and m the vista ot ru..np.n,e the re- cord, ug pr.v.ou, .0.-ru1, days are pleasant mnmore-, rraongjur the dreams ot leu- t.r are gone tor- ever.
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COAL LAND LAWS

The prr>.u. laws -',.uus the dis po,al of coa. Nut- ,. a' 'I'.l' oD- main are mDauH.D- o ..--.a.te. imoe.lGry and c....uy. eylteu,. thtr tua sr.-.s.. ... ...~,m.0 0n.-n' know much of eay.D..g exec. u. want, Co na r.-......... 1E. N,-tr.- law i, au .u,.u.ts. [. p.uay and u almost u,....I'. .u.'.1 D ... acquisition U .....w.. o. .. anE, in A..-.lD. ..rH.
 N1le d ....r... ....".n ...H.. contained l.. .. ......" .u..r" sHpu,.Uo. Jmn. .- .- w u.w n A.-sa u, r...w. ...-s.. ...-re-> .o
 T.. r..-0u ... m. .<.....a t.... .I u..rn. .. ..-.uu no .,- sg. .g. .u,.a... !. ..U.. nver, plank u .a..u..u uorn. a1. his declaration .u ra.ra. a.' laws wond stagger tue aouu.a 0. 30 PuaaeDu.a lawyer. !. may b. tortured into any slgutdcauua which tr- au.a1. choose, Co place upon t.. Jus. read !, and then hold yuur a..' u your hands while yon try to explain what the president means. if anything:
 "The coal land Nws should be changed so as to meet the peculiar need, of the territory. This should be attended 10 at once: for the present laws permit individuals to locate large areas of the public domain for specula- tive purposes: and cause an immense amount of trouble, fraud and litiga- tion
 This streak of glittering generality appears to constitute what Jack Buns by would call a opinion as is a opinion. If it means anything it means that the president intends to pursue hls fad of making Alaska the site of one of his exercises in empirical stateSmanship. A year OF two ago he D; opposed to lease the coal lands of Alaska, a scheme which would keep them untouched for half a century at least, because no man with as much as a handful of capital is going to invest it in a game of chance which has never been played before, and which in Alaska would seem to carry the brand of failure before trial.
 The amendment of the coal land law which Alaska needs iS one which will permit capital to acquire sufficient areas Co make the investment of large sums of money offer a reasonable pros pect of returns. Alaska does not fear coal monopoly in operation nearly so much as it fears a perpetual failure to develop coal mines through the stu pidity of government.
 Existing coal land laws offer fine prospect that no coal mines will be
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SEWARD STEAMERS

Bertha; sailed from Seattle 18th Santa Clara; sailed from Seattle 23rd. Northwestern; sailed from Seattle 26th.
 Dora: sails from Seattle 18th. Saratoga; sails from Seattle lst. Portland: sails from Seattle 10th.
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Gov Hoggatt gets on most of the republican territorial platform in his annual report, Sidestepping territorial government. The governor will be all riyhr if he will line up with the boys and get out of factional fights.
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operated in Alaska during any life or lives now in being or for more than twenty-one years afterward, which in law is something like a perpetuity.
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Christmas observance varies accord ing 10 latitude and individual taste. Eow in Tennessee the feudiStS bowl up on mo1n,line whisky and sail around rue country decimarjng the popula- IOn.
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The Alaska copper output seems 10 double annually. lr was 2,loO,OOO pound, i'm l9Dj, i'm l9)6 it Was about .aoD0DN pounds, and ir k estimated at .0DD)1 pounds m lgJ1
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J.D. &.yuo.J, js ~DDil talking glibIy .r cash aud making propositions To ~-t.o .n5cl will look better when he ror,j-u, Jno money Co Alaska.
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Postmaster Swift of Wraugel is ac- cu,ed ot o.gamy. A man has to be swift to uoodwink two women at the same time.
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A doctor predicts that John D. Rock .rfu,Irr. v,ii 1.-Two Co be Of years old. The way Standard oil stock is drop ping in the market John may be a uauper long before that.
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The mine owners and mine workers of GoldfeId may not be making much money but look at the fun they are having.
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This BrownSon fuss promises well for debating material to keep the attention of congress away from legitimate sub- iectS.
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Nc" York banker, say the situation ..., goou tor them. \, long as they .u U.a oa 70 western money they ..-hr To pay over they have some u~., ."r optimism.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-28

Seems like a measly shame that the president should have to go out and shoot his own New Years tur- key.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-28

Looks like fooliShneSs to make 23 the sailing date of boat hoodooed as the Santa Clara has been lately.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-12-28
WEEKLY WEATHER RECORD
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Weather record for the week ending December 2S.