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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

para Ell pago dc gastos de aquel tri-
bunal certi6cados por ell Secretario
del mismo. Contra esta orden de la
Corte Federal el ng-Attorney
ha interpuesto hoy recurso de ape
laci6n ante la Corte Suptema de
los Estados Unldos.
Ell Juez Rodey manifesto al
acting Attorney, representante del
Auditor, que no admltiria la apela.
ei6n hasta tanto Sc hubiese cumplido
el smandamuss, sopena de que re-
ferido Auditor fue1s procesado pei
desacato, dandole de termino hasts
mafana 4 las 3 pm. para cumpli
mentar la orden.
Fl acting auditor Sc manifesto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
Soberanos de Ale
mania en- Londres,

Londres, noviembre 13.-Sus Majestades ale.
manas llegaron aver, por Ia tarde. Sc les espe-
raba con alguna impaciencla, pues llegada la hora
anunciada de su aribo, transcurreron algunas mas
sin que este Sc veri6cara Sospech6se entire Ia
numerosa muchedumbre aglomerada para darles Ia
bienvenida que agdn accidente les habria ocurrdo;
pero POGO despues legaron los regios visltantes,
haciendose pdblico que la demora fue causada por
Ia neolina. 81 Kaiser Ia emperatriz fueron cor
dialmente recibidos por los reyes de Inglaterra
toda Ia corte britannica. 81 pueblo respondi6 tam.
bien al salu1o del Kaiser con manifestaclones de
simpatia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
La Douna rusa,
Ha sido convocada,

San Petersburgo, noviembre La tercer Dou-
ma ha sido convocada para organizarse el pr6ximo
jueves. Sc a6tma que por parte del Car no habra
recibimiento alguno como Ell la pasada reunion de
dicho cuerpo. A la convocatoria de esta nueva Sc
sion, Sc atribuye el movimiento revoluconario que
Sc dice organizan en- todo Ell imperio los enemigos
del regimen autocratico, paliado, seg1n ellos con
Ia creaci6n de la Douma, que no responde las as
piraciones iberales del pueblo ruso La pollcia ST.
que la psta los supuestos agitadores, va Sc han
iniciado las persecuciones que culmnan en- destie-
rros encarceiamientos de los mas temldos elemen-
tos politcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Nuestro querido amigo el Sc
hor Americo Marin, recibi6 aver
en- Ponce un cablegrama de Santa
90 de Cuba, concebido en- estos
terminus:
aFallt cimiento Alc6n imposibi.
Tito salida Compaiila. = MARTINEZ
Ca5ad0
Dicho stroupeO, por consiguien-
te, no vendra a Puerto Rico, 10 que
es de lamentarse, no va solo porque
nuestro pGblico Sc vera piivado de
aplaudir una vez mas a las notabi-
lidades artisticas que la forman,
sino por la muerte-y este eS 10 mas
sensible-de lin actor de tan gran
des mkrltos como el sefior Alcor, 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
En- Ia capital de Italia,
Depression en- la Bolsa

Roma, noviembre I3.-Las operaciones bursa-
tiles en- esta capital ha notado 1ltimamente que
Sc verfcaban con algunos obstaculos Esto lego
nquietar bastante los centros comerciaes Hoy
Sc anuncia que para resistir Ia depression en- valo-
res, causada por las difcultadas fnanceras de los
Estados Unidos, Sc ha cerrado la Bolsa La gran
crisis de Wall Street mantuvo en- inustada especta.
ci6n la alta banca de esta capital, Sc sgue con
extraordnario nteres la marcha de aquellos sucesos
que han determinado tambien aquf bastante recelo
para abordar ciertas transacciones bursatiIes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
SIN JUAN Y LA |SLA
En- la Mansion Ejecu-
tiva. Visitas al Co
bernador Post.
LOGIA <BETANCES,
La conferencia celebrada en-
la noche de aver. Pro.
fesor contratado.
LOGIA <BEIANCES,

Hoy visitarou al gobernaoor
Post los sefiores doctor Rafael d,
Vale y doctor Barbosa.
Ell professor St nor Jose Flo
res, ha sido contratado en- Arecibo
para servir Ia escuela rural del
barrio de eGarrochales.s
Nos hacen elogios de la CO..
ferencia celebrada anoche en- Ia
Logia 9BetancesS por el abogado
sefior jose G. Torres. Dlsert6 Il
orador acerca de la libertad de cul-
tcs, con facil y elocuento palabra,
siendo muy felicitado. La pr6xima
del martes venidero es.
tara 4 cargo del licenciado S. nor
Candido Martinez Rosell6.
lie ha sido cambiado el nom.
bre al vapor aBrocklyns de Ia sIn.
sular Line.s En- adelante Sc lIarnara
IS. V. Luckcmbachs.
He aquf los passjeros llegados
en- dicho buque a San Juan, proce-
dentes de New York: Captain y
Mrs. Laurence Angel, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Bailey, Miss. Mary Carpeu-
ter, Mr.. Harold Woodruff, Mr.. A.
H. Seitz y Mr. J. Llarines.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
Los SUCES0S De HOY
Vae del Honorable Goenadu Washington -Conpaeceph del
Auditor ante IA Cote Fedora.

D4sde eSta mafilna corIieron
rumores dc que el Goberpa or era
llamado cab!egrafcamente por el
Gobierno nacional a Washington y
de que el Auditor era liam ado a
comparecer ante el Juez Rodey, de
la Corte Federal, a Puerto Rico.
Deseando inqulrir 10 que exis-
te de exacto en- tales rdmores, un
amigo nuestro visit6 q las once al
honorable Regis H. Post, quien Sc
slrvio hacerle las Manifestations
que siguen;
NO es cierto que Sc me la
the por TELEGRAPH a Washington,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
Los chinoS contra
Ia Gran Bretafla

Shanghai, noviembre r3 -Noticas alarmantes
del interior del pals recibense en- esta cudad Con
motive de tales noticias q ministro inges ha con
ferenciado con otros representatives del cuerpo d.
plomatico. En- importantes regiones del imperio
existe gran agitacion en- contra de corporaciones
britapcas que explotan diversos negocios. Part-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
POrCable
!ERVr0 ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DNOCRIcA uUDE

cularmente, los chnos hacen tremenda oposioi6n q
las obras del ferrocarril que una companla ingesa
construye entire Pangchow Nin-po. Los chimes
Sc proponen tambien ejercer Ell boycott contra las
mercancas inglesas en- la misma forma en- que 10
establecieran contra los Estados Unidos causando
al comercio de esta repdblica cuantiosas rerdidas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

noticias, hemos preguntado q Ia
la Secretaria de esta empresa en-
San Juan y Sc nos informa que tales
rumores son absolutamente falsos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

conforme en- cumplir la orden de
pagar los gastos de la corte y la
apelacion fue admitida.
Ri Concejo Municipal de San
Juan celebrala session mshana por
la noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
S 4.2I2, 6II.Sr
S 4,2I2,6II.8I

Yo L. E. Arnold Gerene del American Colonial Bank of
Porto Rco uro que Eado que precede verdadero coo
seg1n mi lea sabery eneuder.
(frmado) &. L. ARNOLD Gerente
urado suscrto mi hoy da de Noviemb de Ieo7-JUAN
DE GUzMAN BENITEz Notario Pubico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Prestamos y Descuen-
tos S I,So2, 27o, 66
Bonos de los Z. U. :. 258,85o. 90
Bonos del Empr@stito
Insular de Pto. Rico 246, 60. 90
Bonos de la ciudad de
New York y bonos
de Ferrocarriles de
primer orden de los
Estados Unidos, :. SIr,I8o .o3
Bonos del Pals 263,733. 26
Blenes lnmuebles $40. 80
Mobiliario y B6veda 10, s35.23
Letras de cambio ~, 2S7. 50
Corresponsales :. 139, 332. .7o
Existencia en- GAIA y
tn poder de los cores
ponsales de la isla 657232.o4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

estare en- San Junn mucho antes de
abrirse las sesiones de la Asamblea
Legislativas.
Estas, POGO mas 8 menos, fue-
ron las palabras de Mr.. Post. No.
sotros confamos plenamente en- que
demostrara SD correction y segui.
ra en- SD alto puesto.
En- cuanto q la comrarecencia
del Auditor, fue requerido ante eI
Juez Rodey por haberse negado la
Auditoria q autorizar el pago de al
gunas cuentas que presenta la Cor
t. Federal.
Estos son los sucesos de que Sc
preocupa hoy la opinion p1blica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Pero 10 es que he recibldo, por el
vapor BROOKLYN, aver tarde, car.
tas en- Sc me indica la necesidad de
que pase yo a contestar, en- Was
hingtou, cargos graves, que me son
dirigidos por varios caballeros re-
sidentes en- esta isla. Como, ade-
mas, Sc preseutan diflcultades en-.
TIRE la Corte Federal y la Auditoria
de Puerto Rico, esta es otra raz6n
plia determlnar y apresurar mi
viaje. Saldre en- el PHILADEL-
PHIA.
Ieuoro 81 podIe regresar en- el
mlsmo vapor; pero, de todos modos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13

Sc SOLICIT4N CLENT4S CORRIEN7ES.
ESPECIAL ArENc6N coBRos tMPosIcIoNEs PoR coRREo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-13
AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK
OF PORTO RICO.
Suaci6n del American Colonial Bank Of Porto Rico en- Ia
tarde del 81 de OCtubre de- 1907.

+ A > V y.
Capital pagado. S 400, 10000
Fondo de reserva 225, 100000
Ganancias a re-
partir -. I29, ,645.84
"a corresponsales 27,4o7.5o
.CUENTAS CO.
RRIENTES... S43o, ,46S.3S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

-
men never dug wells and naturally
thought that the prairie country might
have but little water, but In the billy
parts springs were in abundance fur
nishing all the water needed for the
stock both winter and summer. Wells
dug to moderate depth furnish all
the water needed and Of the purest
quality.
Il is unless to mention the grasses
and their quality to any who have ever
been over the country. And to the man
who has never seen it it is equally use
less as he can not understand 1t. But
experience proves that it is Of wonder
full strength and fattening qualities.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

The high grade Of its clay and the!
great amount Of sunshine together
with the fuel ought to make this a
great pottery center.
The fire clays in the neighborhood
of Dickinson are being utilized and the
quality Of goods produced have shown
that the analyses were correct and
that the great promises therein given
were not disappointing. s..s.
Building stone in large quantities
and Of good quality is to be found all
around Dickinson.
All Of these general natural advan-3
tages apply to the country in general
of which Dickinson is the geographical
and commercial center.
Dickinson as a Commercial Center. q
Only one generation ago the coun-.
try above described was the home Of
the buffalo and the Indian and a little
later the rendezvous of characters far
more dangerous than the savage, as
the outlaw and desperate at one time
made this part Of the country their
temporary habitation.
But times have changed The buffalo
lis extinct, so far as this country is
concerned, the Indian has gone to the
happy hunting grounds and the out
law has been run out of the country
or has decided to abide by the law.
And now instead Of these are towns,
villages and titled fields making agri-
cultural and commercial life worth the
living, It is true now and for some
time to come stock raising will be the
most profitable industry Of the country
but very soon mixed farming viii be
the better, as one crop alone may fail
sometimes, but different kinds Of crops
grown together with feed, and then
stock raising combined with other ID.
terests. and the country will give its
best results.
Dickinson Is the legitimate CONNER
cial as well as the geographical center
of this vast domain and grown from a
frontier shipping station to a city Of Inn
portance in twenty-five years. One
that has advantages that many older
cities cannot boast Of Her schools
and churches would be a credit to a
community Of many times her popula-
ton. and law and order is the rule Of
the day.
And this is the distributing point
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

were obtained in only a few years
with the country only partly settled
what may we expect when 1t is fully
developed !?
Railroad shipments.
Dickinson Is one Of the most i'm
portant shipping stations In the state
If judged by the volume Of business
done. AS nearly as can be estimated
the traffic, freight and passenger, for
the year 1906 was just a little over
one-half million dollars But the fol-
lowing are the actual number Of cars
shipped in and out loaded as follows:
Horses ~ cars, cattle 672 cars,
sheep 2S3 cars, wool "A cars, coal 1,5O4
cars, brick 95 cars, wheat 245 cars.
These were sent away, while there
were received of lumber 344 cars, ag-
:ricultura1 implements 10 cars, emil
grants movables 300 cars, stock cattle.
14S cars, flour So cars, lime, oil, ce-
ment, salt, etc, SO cars and barbed
wire IL cars. ~
And in connection with the shipping
interests it must not be forgotten that
Lehigh and other stations close by
either do the shipping belonging to.
Dickinson or to the business men and
mine owners Of Dickinson. s.
Public and semi-Public Utilities.
In addition to the excellent postal,
telegraph and other services the city
has q good system Of waterworks, de-
irving its water from a well. 941 feet
deep. furnishing a large supply Of
clear, pure water; a good FIRE depart
ment. and while the water works are.
under municipal ownership there Is
splendid electric light and telephone
system under private ownership that
gives excellent service and the capac-.
ity OF both are being greatly increased.
Commercial Houses. N
The retail commercial houses carry
stocks Of goods that would be credit
TO older cities Of much greater popula-
ton. The quality Of goods is the very
best, showing good taste upon the part
Of the purchaser as well as his finan-
cial condition. The merchants as a
class will rank with those Of the best,
no difference where you go TO make the
comparison. and their prices are very
low consid ering the quality Of goods
handled.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

The coal Of the district covers over
10, 900 square miles Of territory, much
of it containing two to ten veins Of
workable thickness and these veins
often measuring ten to fifteen feet In
thickness and some Of them much
thicker 3S83
There is enough coal in this district
TO last the. United States for ages for
domestic purposes and to drive the
worlds machinery for generations.
The coal is Ignite Of high grade and
while good for stationary steam plants
is Of an extra quality for domestic pur-
poses and for the gas engine is prob
ably the most valuable known to the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

This county is the geographical cen
ter of that vast territory known as the
west Missouri Slope which contains
over 10000 square miles. .s5
The first people who came to this
country. aside from the explorer, were
the representatives of the southwest
ern cattle men, who ''trailed' vast
herds Of cattle from Texas and other
southwestern points to finish" them
for the market on the rich grass Of
this country.
So profitable was the business found
to be that the men thus engaged saw
that if the world at large knew Of the
richness Of the soil and its true value
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

The soil is very strong and more of
a mineral than vegetable nature and
will not wear out quickly. It is easily
cultivated and wonderfully productive.
The general idea was that water was
scarce and hard to get but the actual
experience of the settler has exploded
that idea long since. The early cattle
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

of the very best and the sales business
embraces one OF the important bust
ness factors Of the place, as the sales
Of horses the past year amounted to
about 100000.
There are three elevators, four lum-
Der yards, several machinery houses
handling farm machinery, wagons,
etc, all doing good business and all
must be enlarged or others added or
the increasing business can hardly be
handled. q. & Z
Manufacturing Industries.
Among the maufac turing institutions
are a Touring mill, two brick plants,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

is coming II proper efforts are put forth
when Dickinson viii be one Of the IA
nous health resorts Of the world.
The press Of Dickinson like the
press Of all North Dakota is doing
very excellent work not only for the
local community but for the state at
large, and the value to the state cans
not be computed in dollars by the
work done by the press, and especially
is this true Of the western part Of the
state.
Financial institutions.
The banks Of the town, three in num-
Der, are among the strongest of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

as asstock country that it would soon
4 be too denseiy populated for grazing
and that something must be done to
hold 1t So the reports were sent out
that the country was but little better
than a desert, Git for grazing alone,
and that it was then oyercrowded and
others need not come. This had the
desired effect for years and the world
did not realize that countless herds of
buffalo had pastured these plains for
ages and had grown fat on the rich
grasses there found
The cattle men did not even deposit
/ their money In the state received for
\ their cattle when sold but put this In
bank Id Kansas City or other places,
skimming the country Of all that IT.
was possible to get and giving in re-
turn nothing but a bad name.
But with the building Of the railroad
. few hardy farmers from foreign
country tried tilling the soil Such re-
suits not only made the poor foreigner
wealthy but proved that this was one
Of the most fertile soils on the face Of
the earth.
Natural Advantages.
Among the natural advantages, first
OF all might be mentioned the climate.
To those not acquainted with the
country II is impossible for them to
understand climatic conditions The
elevation il such that the air is always
pure and malaria is unknown, Con
sumption, the curse Of nations, yields
TO treatment here to a degree rarely
known elsewhere and the probabilities
are that the original disease was never
contracted here BY a native born. Man
and the lower animals have strength
and hardness that it is difficult to ac-
count for. The summers are always
pleasant and the winters while cold
are inyigorating
Next among the advantages Of a.
natural character are TO be mentioned
soil, water. grasses, coal, clay and
building stone
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

for territory larger than the states
of New Hampshire and Vermont com
sbined or Of a greater area than half
Of either Of the states Of Ohio or In
diana.
By examining the following slight
idea may be had Of the present con-
sdition Of affairs, and as these results
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

northwest and the profits derived by
them have done more to prove the
money making possibilities Of the
country than almost any other line Of
business. The deposits OF one bank
alone are over s., Zoo, 900. capital stock
$780, surplus 100000, and undivid.
ed profits, less taxes and expenses,
over $96. 900. This bank has done
much to establish the financial reputa-
ton OF the city in the financial world,
but Their are two other banks there
that will compare favorably with this
or any other bank.
Real Estate Business.
That the real estate business al the
present time while the country ii set
Ting up SO rapidly, Is especially M
portant cannot be denied, and consid-
ering it's bearing on the future of the
business development and setting bf
the country issprobably the most ifn-
portant as we'll as about the largest 81
the country.
az Q rule the real estate men Are
as Wide awake and reliable ~ are ~
Pc found nywhere and that tlley are
aoing more To- develop tie country
tnan any one factor cannot be denied
ana they are not fully appreciated ard
given due credit for what tl,ey ara q, AZ
earnestly doing.
he United States Land once.
The United States land once 81, uas
established in Dickinson Jnly M I'M n
4 9. McGillivray register Ana I 4
simpson receiver, succeeded IS o & &
Mcclure and 8. NJ. Ferris, the pr Il Il
omcials. The district contains a.
sols acres Of land, 81 which 5 III & s . !,
were still subject to homesteaa s., ~ s,
Feb. ! 1907. There have hesn M, "a, =. .
the district 1s,''l' 1'Asu ~
Homestead entries J, -o<
| CsoaI 81 3. sas1ies ~ l,2s4
80. 80 "a s.. !. !. ]. 81. 16
onttnued on page 81
4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

world today.
The clay deposits extend over large
areas and for general pottery and
earthenwa is Of an excellent quality.
And some Of it by actual test ranks
with the best known in the world for
it's actual results in fine queensware
and other products.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

Dickinson is much more than the
county seat of Stark county. North Da-
kota Yet that honor is no small one.
Stark county has an area Of 1869
square miles. Has a bonded debt Of
only $500, and an assessed valuation
Of 81. s64,222 and an actual valuation
two and one-half times as great
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13

Dickinson has two hospitals, the
Dickinson and the Stein. Both are
very able and worthy institutions. The
water used at the Dickinson hospital
for bathing purposes will make the
city a future reputation to be proud
of and will do the state more lasting
good than is now believed. The day
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13
Hotels and Restaurants.

Hotels and Restaurants.
The travelling public as well as the
local citizen can rest assured Of good
accommodations and proper treatment
at the hotels and restaurants Of which
there are goodly number and all do
ing well.
! The livery, feed and sales stables are.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-13
Us sss, DICKINSON EXPERIMENT STATION
Showing Prof u. r. Waldron III NH let field

one sash and door factory. cigar fac.
tory, paint shop and decorating
house, and bottling works.
Schools and Churches.
The church and school organizations
would do credit to q much older COM
munity The moral tone is free from.
cant and hypocrisy, yet the real hon
est kind that believes ii acts more
than professions. The school attend
ance is over five hundred in the grad
ed school, about seventy-fve in the
high school and about two hundred
and fifty In the parochial school.
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