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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22
Asesinato del PrefeCto de Odessa.

Fstugo Mayo 22Depachos egfo de Odessa recs e'ta
capital aentado al
paEece eutadG hab de rvr de inan las r
pobac6n hea las cudas
Vomau del atendo faeFon p!sf da9zadO explosion
bmba poEcas Eneguda
de jdfs dg6ndo
Por pacO ho udad
vCnas
rebedndOS
de- egaDpPe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22
Ell CATO Plnksys.

En- un pueblo de Pengylvania ha falle'
cido conCecuencia de nm tumor en- Ia
gargants, un cato llamado Pinkeye, dejsn'
do 10000 duFos una gaia hermana Buya.
Ambos sfoTtunsdos felinos heredarOn al
D no pRsado 40. 600 durts de nm millionaire
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

.-ss cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunqua no est6n en- buen estado.
c0llares antiques de coral y prendas anti
gpRB.
birfiase & p. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
8 al 8 Calle Aurora, Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22
LINRA FERREA DEL ORsTR

lin
LtinsrariO. ..--salidaS de Bayam0n y OaE 1.
lta uimultanoamOntO.
Dihs aborabIS-MAEiana 8, 7.O6, . 30
! 46 100. Tardo 1915, l.46, 2.16. Abs, 6.46
y $50.
DlsA fsaEiyos.-Manana 9, 7.O5, $50, 9.46
. HOO TardS 1915, 1.BO. $50, B.s0u $50
b.46y $50.
Bitl0S@s barRtOs para diaa fsstivOs. Do
CatanO Bayam6n, ida y vuOlta II ClAVe
k0s96 So q. as@ SO-16. Do BRyam6n q ano
y vusslGa ~ ClaDS S0-l6, n CIas~ sO-10
BlllsSO OTdinariO de Capital Cataf1O On
sIaaa q 4 COntnv0a.
sayam6n, 10 dc sSptismbFa de 1902.
RA mBp ValdBn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

Sc DEsEA CUMPRAR la obra del
doctor Stahl sobre Ia Flora de Puerto Ri
co la obra del doctor Dumond, Bobre las
Intermediates de Puerto Rico. DirijirDe
al doctor L. Garcia de Quevedo. Is San
Sebastian. 15 v. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

VENTA DE MADERAS. MADEIRA
de ''pichipen" &c vende prsciOS m6diCOs
Deben aprovechar la OCCASION de estsrBa
dsscargando una gran partida en- el ''iSlOte "
Tablas, tablones ETC. etc. Para informes,
Cruz San Juan, Puerto Rico = parada
27 en- santurce en- el islOte de Puerta de
TERRA. SOv.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

So VhNDEN diez y neis vacas Ia ma.
yor rarte paridss catorce ternerOS y
terneras de muy buens razs. Para iDfor.
me dirigirss ]. M F., p. 0. Box 556
San Juan. 3vA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

sE VENDEN libre de todo grsvdmeD
la casa, Gale de Ia Fortaleza ndmero 46
que est6 Ocupada pOr el Registro de la
Propiedad.
Para informes dirigirSe la Ofcina del
.Abogado Notario don Damian Mon
RDFFRt 30 v g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22
LNpICApOR GENERAL

G JNSElo a LAS tMADREs.-Ei IaFabe calr1anSe de
SEa Wnsiow debe usarse siempre que los ni1os
en Todo De "a denticibn Proportions alvio immediate
q Pequeno paeente produce seho natural tranquIo
9va e dolor q angelic desperta muy vivo alegre
rs nuy Agreeable al paladar, cama q nno abanda
eneas, avA sus Dolores haee fsces las fnciones del
estomago Eegna los intestnos. Es eI mejor remedio
conocldo para Ia daea va pFovenga esa de Ia denic6n
Dc suaquiere ota eausa 1engasa mucho cdado PedR
q Jaraoe Canante de u SehnrS Wnslow";Ses ei mea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

---Pongo en- conocimientO del COmercio
y del p6blico que he dado los Sefiores s.
RAMIREZ & CO., de San Juan, mi re-
presentation para la venta exclusive en- la
1sla de- Puerto Rico de los vinoS "RLOJA
CLARETE" de la COMPANIA VIM.
COLA DEL NORTE DE ESPANA'
---ManueI MatfEOs, Habana. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

En- esta impTenta se VeDde papeI de pa :
ri6dico viejo & $4,000 los As kilos Gun qWis :
al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

: s-INTERIN se inBtale ell eBtableci'
misnto LA Tisudita," en- un nuevo local,
laB personas que deseen comprar efectos
freligiosos Vu aden Bolicitsrlo on los altos
de la casa fmero % de la Gale de San
Francisco al lsdo del ayuutamiento, donde
reside In duefia da 'sT4R Tiendita." q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

Sc VENDE. calpza, caBi nuevs. In
formar6 z. Wdf Parada IL. santurce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

IMPORTAGION DE PARIs.-som
breroS de tiltiTa moda, fieltro y paja In.
glPna prOpioE para visje de sefOraS y nj
nae.
Sc vendgh & pEecics m6dicos en- Ell TE-
LEGRATO. San Justo u 30 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22
S SEPA 4 Sc

Que no pQBIicam0s communicates sin que
sean pagad6s pOT adelantadO.
Oada sells palabras 30 CuOusan pOT una IL
aOa y Ia lGnea vale dio8 eontavOa.
LaG CaEtRa que yOngan CON communicates
aiu "a IN UoFte no % 6nakaafau
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-22

& los acciOnistGs de Ia AsOetaoi6n Popular
COoperGtlvG de OonstrWcciOnes, AhOrrOs
PrestamOs de Puerto Rico.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

Dany. Here they have discovered high grade copper ore which carries gold and silver values. the latest sam- pie taken from the bottom of the shaft assaying S642.75 to the ton.
 The company has let q big con tract for the tunnel to be driven sev- eral feet on the Lillion mine. There is fifty feet of ore in the face of the tunnel and it is to be driven in on the ledge to a great depth where there are large bodies of fine ore opened up.
 Tn Arizona Copper company have struck rich ore in Gold Gulch, short distance west of MCrenci, where they are now installing a gasoline hoist. This company expects to continue their electric road through Copper Mountain to this property which will be of inestimable benefit to the New YoTk-ArizOna company and other properties now operating iD that dis trict.
 There have been several new dis cCveries of late of high grade ore west of MCrnci and that district is rapidly coming to tn front and if the values hold cut as well as at present it will become one of the leading copper producing districts Of the teTritorv.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

der. Heavy July dividend disburse- ments distributed throughout the country by the producing copper mines are credited with being re- sponsibIe for much of the favorable sentiment towards the industry. It is also pointed out that the big con sumers of copper, such concerns as the General Electric, the Nesting house. the Roeblings and the New England sheet copper and brass com panies, will be compelled to come in to the market with heavy buying or ders at a very early date, and that no material concessions from the present selling price of the metal are within the range of probability. With prices at anywhere near the present figure the mining of low-grade ores must continue to be immensely pro ftable. This condition is well un- derstood among promoters of new en- terprises and investors in general
 with the result that the producing mines are enlarging their facilities to the limit, while development prop critics are straining every nerve 10
 place themselves on the producing
 basis at the earliest possible mo meut
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

proxy. Altogether there are 400O shareholders, of whom 50 per cent were represented at the meeting.
 Extracts were quoted from Mir Loring's report. showing that the prospects of various veins were en- couraging. In some places the thick ness of the are was remarkable. and there was some $G0,O0O worth of ore in sight We must take Mir. Tor ing's statement" said E. F. B. John- ston, president of the company, re- marking that it was infinitely better than was exepcted a month ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
TOMBSTONE CON. FINDS SOME
 RICH ORE
After Years of Patient Work High Grade Ore Is Found at Water Leyel-PumpS Kept Humping.
lsnecial to Revlewl

TOMBSTONE. JuE. 1S.-OnC of the largest bodies of hign grade ore that has been uncovered in the mines or she TomtStone Consolidated Mines Company since they begun oper- ations was opened up during the past week in the new drift on the 500 foot level. This drift was started only a few weeks since and after being run only a short dists nee a body of high grade lead and silver and lead ore was opened up, the extent of which has not yet been determined. For sew eral days the miners have been at work in the ore which carries such a large percentage of lead is hard to break. but from all appearances the ore body will exceed anything in size that has been opened up in the Tombstone district for number of years. The opening of this body of ore below the water level proves that the contention of President E. B. Gage that there were large bodies of ore below the water level and Il only required the lowering of the water that the ore bodies might be opened up. The pumps now at worh on the 1000 level are handling the water without much trouble and the other levels are rapidly being drained of what water there was on then and it is but a question of but . few weeks until they will be all dry
 The outlook for the Consolidated Company at the. present time is very bright in all of the properties nov being worked; good bodies of ore art being opened up. The mill is steadil! grinding out some 200 tons every twenty-four hours and has since i started more than fulfilled the eX pectations of the management. Tht ore is put through at an average eX pense of 95 cents per ton. The usua shipments of the ore from the Elmer aid. Tranquility and Lucky Cuss were made during the past week and al of the various mines are now opening up better than has been seen for { number of years.
 The success of the management O the Consolidated Company meets with the hearty approval of all a: they have been at an enormous eX pense for a number of years in try ing to lower the water and have beel pumping an average of over 4,O0000 gallons every twenty-four hours ant at last are reaping the just rewart for their perseverance and conf dence
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
A WEEKLY RESUME.

During the past week there has been little of interest in the mines of the Warren District. The compa- nies are daily increasing this work ing force, notwithstanding the arrival of a few new Western Federation pickets. The trials of the pickets at Lowell. who are charged with trying to intimidate men who are at work fer the mining companies have all so far resulted in hung juries. though in one case eleven of the jury were for con yiction The companies now have forces at work equal to the number of men employed when the Western Fed eration organizers ordered the strike in April. The Copper Queen has more men at work than when the strike was called Except for Q few meddlesome pickets now holding forth at Lowell, there is no evidence of the labor strike remaining.
 During the week it was announced by the Western Federation that a union was to be organized at Douglas to be composed of the men at work in the smelters, but the best advices from that city is to the effect that the smeltermen are not taking much stock in the men who come to the Warren District and made such miserable failure. The results in Bisbee are well fnown in Douglas, aRd it is not be. lieved that the men at work there will give any encouragement to the agi- tators. The smeltermen at Douglas are receiving top-noteh wages and the hours of work are satisfactory, and there is no more cause for labor agi- tation there than there was in Bisbee The strike in Bisbee was doomed to failure from the beginning, because oi the fact that the agitators were trying to force an organization into district where it was not wanted by the men employed in the mines and because the hoisting engineers, firemen and those engaged with the companies ir other avocations than mining unani mously refused to recognize the West srn Federation strike order. It is be Iieved that the sentiment in Douglas among all classes employed at thu smeiters is stronger against ths trouble-5reeders than it was in Bis bee.
 Notwithstanding the claim that To cal union has already been organized in Douglas it is not believed that i will ever draw sufficient strength t even shut down a single furnace O cause the loss of single charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
NORTH BIs6EE DEVELOPMENT
 COMPANY,

At the North Bisbee Development
 Company's camp in Tombstone Can yon the work of sinking the shaft has been discontinued for the present. and every energy is now being direct ed towards the installation of machin- cry on the surface, after which a station will be cut. and drifts will be driven in two directions from the
 shaft. A gasoline engine will be in stalled with which the pump and blower will be operated. The general condition Of the workings is most en,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
OLD DOMINION,

Good pogress is being made at the Old Dominion on new construction. but this work, which is on large scale, will not be completed for at least eight or nine mopths.
 The extension of the smelter build ing and the erection of the fifth fur mace are well advanced and it is now expected that the new furnace will be ready to blow in by July 10. With five furnaces in blast from that date the production for the month should be 3,5O0.O0O pounds and from August l. the monthly output for the remainder of the year is expected to be about 3,75O,0OO pounds. The fig ures for June from present indica- tions will be about 5000, ,000 pounds.
 Excavating for the new dust cham Der and stack is under way. Con- struction of the coke bins has been to some extent inteTfered with by the heavy receipts of coke which has been piled upon and above the site of the new bins and at other places most available. Coal and oil are also arriving freely: in fact, the old Do miniOn is accommodating large quanti- ties of supplies of all kinds, daily re- ceipts running from 45 to 50 cars. As regards ore the company IS equally as well fixed, the surplus in the stock piles at the present time i being upwards of 15,0O0 tons. It is safe to say that no other mine in the southwest is so well supplied with ere and fuel as the Old Dominion. Mine development is also advanc. ing rapidly and new ore is being | blocked out on several levels. On ] the 14th level No. cTosscut yester 1 day reached the foCtwall of 5ulphide i vein No. 1 and today should be in good ore. The connection between ! Nos. ? and 3 crOsscutS is about com | pleted, which will give better yentila 1 tion. This drift 100 feet long, is al
 in high grade sulphide. The winze
 On the 14th level is down forty fec
 and will be sunk to 200 feet as rapid l ly as possible and the 1Gth level theI l opened. Some time in September l the first cTosscut on tn 10th leye i should be in sulphide ore.
 There has been no interruption 1T
 sinking B shaft, which is now wei
 below the 11th level. Good headwa! is also being made in driving tht cross-cut at the 10th level of B shaft which will open up 200 feet of OK Dominion ground and then penetrati Buffalo Hill on the United Glob' ground. The crosscut has great pcs abilities of encounteriug imPortan ore bodies in both properties.
 The drifts being run from A shat Ito connect with c shaft on the 9u
 and 10th levels have made ratne slow progress owing to the heavy we ground which is being penetrated
 The 9th level drift should be con
 pIeted Dy the end of July and the lot
 level drift about month later. Thei
 the work of opening c shaft to deeT
 CT levels will be started.
 After 12 years as a producers o
 copper the Old Dominion Coppe company of New Jersey has declare an initial dividend of SIPS per share The old Dominion company 0 Maine gets about s195,000 of tn above dividend
 The Old Dominion company . Maine has declared a dividend of 5 per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

Owing to a breakdown of the Shay railroad, Arizona Commercial ship ment to the Old Dominion shelter have been delayed. Repairs have been wired for and they are expected to arrive by express shortly, when op- erations on the railroad will again be in progress. Development work and the extraction of ore at the Cop per Hill and the Black Hawk mines of the company continue with eX- cellent results and a considerable ton mage is being taken from the open cuts On the surface of the Cochise claim.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
NATIONAL MINING.

It Is reported that work in the Iron Cap mine of the National Mining x Exploration company Is practically suspended while pumps and pipe lines are being installed. A Gamer on sinker and a station pump are being placed in the shaft and after the installation, which will be com Sleted some time this. week, work will progress with renewed vigor, and development of the mine will be more rapid.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

creased capacity at the c. 6 4. of 5000 tons during the present year if all this construction work can be completed by January 1.
 The Copper Queen smelter is oper- ating ten furnaces and there is steady growth in custom ore tonnage arriving daily. The 125 foot addition to the east end of the smelter building is now practically complete and material for a like addition to the west end of the smelter building is arriving now and foundations are practically complete. At the Queen since July more than eighty thousand tons of ore has been added to the reserve pits after sup plying the furnaces from daily ore re ceipts. The Queen management is making plans for greatly enlarging their smelter capacity during the next year in preparation for large increased mining at Bisbee and also at Cana nea; 1t is known that at this time the Phelps-Dodge properties at Cananea are now in position to treble ore ship ments whenever 1t can be accommo dated by the shelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
THE SHELTERS.

The smelters in Douglas are being operated to the extreme limit. and are daily receiving from the mines in Bis bee more ore than Is necessary to sup ply the capacity of both plants. Dur ing the past week both the Copper Queen and the Calumet & Arizona smelters have been able to put con siderable ore in the reserve piles which have not been drawn from for six weeks. The construction work at the c. & A. is being pushed forward with all possible speed. Two new 800
 ton furnaces have been planned. and besides this the five old furnaces are all to be enlarged from 300 to 800 ton capacities. This will mean an In
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
FOSTER COBALT.

At the special meeting of the Eos ter Cobalt company, it was brought out that the mine owed about $35,0O0 and needed $10O.000 to keep going. Nothing detrimental to the mine ex- cepting lack of capital, was brought out. Nu further dividends will be paid until the company is free from debt. New stock will be sold to the stockholders.
 The experts gave favorable view oi the situation. and the shareholders seemed to depart satisfied. There were 375,O00 shares represented by
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

perhaps 1 per cent below last year.
 Photographers dispute increasing seriously.
 Soo line increasing it's capital by s21 ,00G,0 900.
 Distfliers show per cent on stock for year ending June 3O' in all charges
 79 roads for May show average net increase of I6.9 per cent and for II months 6.66 per cent. Conner authorities expect no marked improvement in demand before the middle of August. Banks lost on weeks surrency move ment $9,969 800. l Southern railway earnings hrst week in July increase s72, ,955.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

(speciaI Wire to Duey & overlock)
 BOSTON, July 1S.-The bank state ment was a pleasant surprise and all stocks rallied easily all through the list. The coppers were very scarce and advanced a point between sales. We look for another selling movement if they go much higher and think that this is good chance to sell stocks as money will be tighter next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
BLACK MOUNTAIN.

Reports rom the BIack Mountain property show that development work of recent date indicates good body of ore of higher values than pre- yiCusly encountered.
 On 'May 30 Superintendent Cox re- ported: Have struck ore in the 1300- foot raise in Tunnel No. 8 with aver age sSmple taken that day five feet wide with assays $11.50, and the breast of the tunnel still in ore"
 Since this report. a detailed letter from General Manager Banks states: We have cut in the parallel vein in unnel No. 8 by means of an incline raise from the main level a very good body of ore. In crosscutting this body the first four feet averaged $l1.37 gold the next three feet S31.S3 gold, the next eight feet s6.41 gold, the next four feet Sf.G5 gold, or an average of $10.50 for 19 feet wide. From these assays it appears that 1 the ore body as cut is very satisfac- tory that this ore body is no doubt | the same ore body encountered in the present big stope above Tunnel No. C. unnel No. 6 at the breast now only about 100 feet back from the breast of unnel No. s is still in ex. l cellent ore.
 In the mill and cyanide depart ment, everything is working well. The average loss in the tails for the month of May was reduced from SI 1-2 cents to 63 cents per ton, show ing much better saving this month
 than previously, and Manager Banks expects to get this loss reduced
 eventually to 25 or 30 cents per ton
 The labor situation Is still compli
 pated.
 | Machinery for the enlarged plant is arriving and work of construction 1; l being pushed as rapidly as possible
 Everything now indicates that by January 1 the enlarged plant will be in operation Gas predicted in the Icompany's second report(. When thi' plant is completed, it should treat no :, less than 900 tons per day. at ne
 profit of s225 per ton. If this ii | done. there should be net income above all charges of $2000 per da! or about s700,000 per annum, with al outstanding capital of S2,500,O00.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
NEw YoRK-ARizoNA.

The New York-Afi5c1s Gold and
 Copper company are doing active
 work on their property and business is brisk says the Morenci Leader. Six wagon loads of lumber have been taken out for building purposes and for use in the mines. The Is horse power Fairbanks Morse gasoline hoist has been taken to the property and will be installed at the Louise mine. The Louise shaft Is one of the best propositions owned by the com
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14

couraging, as high grade copper has been encountered at a very shallow depth. Work on the tunnel is being. pushed steadily forward on this same property, fifteen men being at work. The new gasoline engine is expected from Fl PasO during the present week. The management expects to make shipment of ore in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
OJIBWAY.

The Oiibway has a gang of men clearing a road Unto its property. Sinking on the two shafts will start immediately The overburden is light and can be dug out with teams and scrapers and at a distance of 30 feet the ledge can be encountered. The machinery is on the way to the propTty. Captain Treyarthen of Champion will be head mining cap tain of Ojibway.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
suMMARY oF MARKET.

fspecial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 NEW YORK, July 1S.-Dun's Re view says crop reports are more eh couraging than late official statemeh
 Indicating much improvement since July 1. Bradstreets says aggregate yields of five leading cereals will fal