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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
MINES near
SEIZURE SOLD
s,-nOOO PAID FOR THREE RICH
CLAIMs-OvER $1,000 900
TAKEN FROM THEM

yERINGTON, New, May 4.-One
80 the largest sales in the radius of
warrington district was consummated
last week. Two properties were in
volyed, the sum being approximate
" $175,OOO.
This time the center Of activity is
no Mountain View Mining district,
az vet practically unheard of save
Nv those initiated. 1t lies sixteen
miles due east of Yerington. border
ing and across the reservation line.
and about five miles from Schurz.
MS nearest railroad point is Iona,
three miles away. The Wilson broth
ers. who so successfully operated the
pine Grove mine for over forty
wears, taking out nearly $4,000. 900,
have with George f. Willis, been
prospecting the Mountain View mine
for the past two or three years. They
have assays ranging from $40 to
5000 in gold, values being found
in a curious light, spongy tale. of
which there seems to be large guam
titles. The property was sold by ].
|. Wilson, George w. Wilson. David
Wilson, George F. Willis, Mrs. Thad
L. Hoppin and Mrs. Mollie Lewis of
San Francisco. It vas taken over
by C. C. Boak e. Co.. of Tonopah, the
consideration being 100000. The
controlling interest In the Big TWEEN
ty, the extension of the Mountain
View, was also secured by Boak &
Co. This means much to the dis
trict, as it is a virgin country and
work is already being vigorously
prosecuted by Boak & Co. While
there is some fine copper showing
in the district, gold predominates.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
ROUND MOUNTAIN
IS RICH DISTRICT
JUDGE GALLAGHER ENTHUsI-
AsTIC OVER OUTLOOK
OF MINES.

Judge p j. Gallagher of Round
Mountain was in the city yesterday
and he demonstrated that he was
another great enthusiast of that rich
district. Judge Gallagher is a min
ing man of many years experience,
and he knows whereof he speaks.
Round Mountain" said he, has
the greatest surface showing of any
district that | have ever see / have
been in Goldheld, Tonopah and Man
haitian, but this beats any of these
camps for the surface showings.
There are so many good prop
critics there that il is hard to tell
which Is the best. The Sphinx, the
Round Mountain Mining Company,
the Fairview and the Round Noun
tain Daisy are all in this class. The
Round Mountain Mining Company
has a two-stamp mill running all the
time, and there is a custom Hunting
ton mill, which has all the work
that 1t can attend to, and more be-
sides.
THE Round Mountain Mining
Company has the richest kind of ore
some of 1t being almost pure gold
1t is for the most part a milling
proposition of a high grade; but
they are taking out besides, ore thai
is almost pure gold, They are get
ting out OF the Fairview, too, some
of the richest specimens that We're
ever seen. In fact there is hardly
a property that is not turning GU
WE'LL"
The real object Of Judge Gala
gher's trip was to see the Count!
Commissioners with regard to put
ting up a temporary Jail at Rount
Mountain for the housing of high
graders. The request, 1t is said. will
be granted.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11

Advertise in TIE Bonanza.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
r. MEN WORKING
The Paymaster Group Has a Large
Force at Work.

Force at Work.
The Nevada Smelling & Mines com
pany certainly means business, judg-
ing from the manner in which they
have gone TO work. This corpora
ton, which is composed of Eastern
capitalists headed by Charles NJ.
schwab. recently took over the orig
inal strike, the Paymaster group.
Malcolm Macdonald. the Nevada rep
resentatiye. came up and looked
over the field and sent John Nc
crimmon. one Of the best copper
men in the West. up TO take charge
Of the property. Mr.. McCrimmon
nov has a force OF forty men al
work, and stated this week that with
In ten days they would have a force
Of 100 pushing the work. Two tun.
nels are being driven one OF which
viii tap the great ore bodies at q
depth Of 400 feet, with only 900
feet Of tunnel. He will also begin
the work of sinking a shaft just al
soon as the necessary machinery /.
on the ground. Mr.. McCrimmor
stated to our representative this weel
we're greater than anything he haC
ever seen in the way of copper anC
values were a great deal higher. Ii
fact, he said that as matters stood
the district was certainly the marve
OF the world. He also has a fore,
Of men engaged In building a gooC
road from Fitting to Coyote spring
to make an outlet to the railway 4
Acme City, Mr.. McCrimmon Is yer.
enthusiastic over the outlook, no
only Of his own property, but the dis
trlct as well, and predicts for 1t
great future. He says the ledge oil
the Paymaster has been opened L,
on the surface to a width of thru
nYe w Nevada Miner.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
Big PROJECT AT
ROUND MOUNTAIN
COMPANY AS ROUND MOUNTAIN
HYDRAULIC MINING is
INCORPORATED.

A bunch of boosters were in the
city Yesterday from Round Noun
tain for the purpose of Incorporating
a water company and they accom-
plished the object of their visit.
The new company is known as
the Round Mountain Hydraulic Min
ing Company, and was Incorporated
with the following officers and di-
rectors; j. p. LOTUS, president:
Thomas Wilson, vice president and
general manager; Captain G.. w.
Thatcher, ]. r. Davis and Henry
Bartlett.
Thomas Wilson, the vice president
INT general manager of the COM
pany, is the father of the dry wash
system in Round Mountain, and it
is due to him that the present under
taking was started, although it was
promoted and carried to the end by
the efforts of Henry Bartlett, editor
and manager of the Round Noun
tain Nugget.
Mr.. Wilson took out on two leases
5000 ounces of gold in about two
months time, by a dry wash pro-
cess, and thereby demonstrated that
there were placer diggings. In talks
with Henry Bartlett, the scheme of
hydraulicing the entire country was
evolved, and Mr.. Bartlett lost no
time in getting busy on promoting
a company.
A two years lease has been Sc
cured of the water rights Of Dixon
& Stebbins, now owned by the Round
Mountain Daisy Mining Company,
and the piping will be enlarged. In
place of the three-inch pipe now in
use by the Daisy, there will be an
eight-inch pipe leading into the
camp, and this will be increased to
possibly a ~twelve-inch pipe at the
source of the supply. The company
will send an engineer into the field
to determine just what the diameter
of the pipes shall be. Meantime.
Captain Thatcher will leave for the
East tonight to buy the piping, d.
mansions of which will be wired him
later on.
The company has for its imme.
date operation the celebrated Will,
son dry wash lease on the Sunny.
side, and the Combination GROUND
which reaped a harvest for Wilson
last summer; the entire surface Of
the Round Mountain Mining Com.
pany; the placer leasings on the
Round Mountain Sphinx and the
Edith Fraction, both of which are
held by Henry Bartlett.
Certificates of location for sale al
- a
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
COMING COPPER CAMP.
Mining Man Says Pocopah VIII BE
in the Forefront

Wv AtAtAtOhA
'Pocopah is the coming copper
camp of Southern Nevada" said
Judge L. 0. Ray.
The man VINO gets in on the
ground floor at Pocopah will be a
winner, and a big winner, at that, .
oohtlnued the judge. The country
% already pretty well located, how
e'er' and by a good class of men,
'oo' but there is still room"
me Judge had just returned from
.Ocopah with a party of men equal
y as enthusiastic AS himself. John
". Deal of the firm of Deal d
~mendenhall, contractors; w. H
D'ohson, Harry Brown OF Aspen
700, and two other mining mer
we're members Of the party, They
Aaue a three days inspection of The
camp.
me formation Is OF dolomite ant
pOfphyry,' said a member OF thu
party The hanging-wall of thu
contact is dolomite lime and tn,
SO'waii porphyry. This contact car
- easily traced for a mile and 4
p.a'n and distinct, with fine coppe
ssssan cropping at from ten to 10
luerent places all along the con
ine ore taken from the contac
1ns from ! to IL por cent copper
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11

Certificates of location for sale at
this ONCE.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
GAMBLER and
green HILL
GOOD STRIKES ARE MADE ON
TWO WELL-LOCATED ROSE
BUD PROPERTIES

Two important strikes, which go
far toward extending the proved area
of the Rosebud district, were made
this week, the ore values in each in
stance running high in silver.
The richest Of the strikes was
made on the Gambler group of
claims, which adJoIn the White Alps
on the northwest. For some time w.
A. Calvin, who with Jack Westburg
owns these exceedingly w%ell-located
claims, has been industriously pros
pecting the ground, the surface indi-
cations being equally as favorable as
the surrounding aristocratic neigh
bors. AS the result of his expert
enced, assiduous work, Mr.. Calvin a
few days ago made what LOOKS TO be
one of the best finds yet made in
the district. Lying close to a large
porhpyry dyke which runs the full
length of the claim, he has opened
up a pay streak which, from the linn
tied amount of work which has been
done, shows a width of twenty
inches. The rock is a porphyry con-
%glomerate, full of the brittle silver
which is characteristic of the dis
trict. An assay of the ore gave the
high returns of $33S, a goodly part
of the values being gold. The ore
closely resembles that from the
White Alps, which adjoins the
claim on which the new find was
made.
The discovery proves the practical
ly unlimited extent Of the wonderful
lodges which have been opened up
on the Brown Palace and White
Alps and it also means the addition
of another producing mine to the
camps rapidly increasing list.
The second strike was made on
the Green Hill, a fractional claim
which adjoins the Dreamland on the
north, the owners being Peter j.
Somers of Reno and George H. Bell,
one of the Rosebud districts pio-
neers. The find was made by M. Nc
Kenna, who has been running a
tunnel for development purposes. On
Tuesday he struck a blind lead on
the tunnel, the ore being highly i'm
pregnated with brittle silver. An
assay gave returns of better than
$500, one-half the values being in
gold. The quartz resembles thai
from the Dreamland and the strike
is another proof. if any were need
ed, of the richness of that part o.
the district.-Reno Gazette.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11
STRIKE IN
Surface Rock Is Said to Run from
$40 to $500

A strike on the Lost Burro group
in the Ubehebe district, in which 500
feet of coarse free gold has been
found in the surface rock, which runs
from $40 to. $500 to the ton, has
caused a stampede to that section.
Fourteen men with burros and pro
pecting outfits will leave Rhyolite to-
night, says the Bullfrog Miner.
The formation is of dolomite lime
and jasper quartz and the outerop-
ping is from n and a half to eight
feet wide, and four different veins
have been found on the six claims OF
the group.
Bert Shively, who arrived in Rhyo.
lite direct from the new discovery
gave out the report. The discovery
was made April 18th by accident.
Shively, who had been prospecting in
the district, lost his burros, and while
out looking for them stumbled upon
the o~utcropping. The claims are
called the Lost Burros. one to six, in
elusive. The owners are: w. d.
Blackmer, w. B. Morris, C. n. Gar
den, Jack Mccormack and Bert
Shively.
The property is about six miles
north of Ulida and three miles north.
easterly of Randolph race track
The whole 500 feet shows rock above
the surface speckled with coarse
gold.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11

II you desire ruling or binding in
a Grst-class name call up the Bo-
nanza and our solicitor will attend
to your wants.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-11

The new smelter at Ogden is run.
ming smoothly and is handling
goodly quantity of ore.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-30
ESTA Al C0NCLUIR.
en- lares IA plaza
del "'~ do.
Ia easscha De cate este aha ss regular

AbYl 29.- Ests al concluiT en- este
pueblo, Ia plaza del mercado, que reupira
apreciables condolences decapacidad , esta
peIfectamente distribufda para los fines
que ha de llenar.
La hizo el ayuntamiento mediaDte IN
empr6stito que contratara. Inyirti6 ademas
81 ayuntamiento 81 900 en- arreglo de GALES
$1,000 en- la casa municipal, que buena
falta hacfa, y 50 600 que fue el costo de
Ia citada plaza de mercado.
Fl presupuesto de este pueblo es ahora
de $4,000 pr6ximamente.
Corren rumorss de que aumentara hasta
$4,000, pero algunos vecinoB Green que
serfa POGO conveniente ese aumento.
El senior Ricardo Lopez, conceial del
ayuntamiento, propuso una decomposition
del hospital, mas por falta de fondos para
clio, tom6 la iniciativa de una colecta p1:
blica consiguiendo con ella reunir algunos
recursoE, = 81 hospital fu6 entonceB ARE
glado. Es una obra digna de APPLAUSE.
La cosecha de cafe este afio es regular.
Entire Lares Aguadiila SO ha estable-
cido IN buen seryicio de guaguas que fa-
cilita el traico de pasajeroB. Los sefoTes
Cancio y Echandfa son los encaTgados de
tan ftil servicio, que es regulaTizado. Sc
tarda tres horaB tocando en- San Sebastian
y Moca. Los carruajes son tiradoB por
tres caballos, tienen cRbida dichos ca
rruajeS para nueve asientos. Los coches SO
han trafdo de los Estados Unidos, son
c6modos. En- San Sebastian hay relieve
de caballos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-30
3. NOTICIAS.

,-Se compTan ABANICOS ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen egtado,
collares antiques de coral y prendas anti
guaB. -.~
DiTfjass P. j. B. TetuSn 40, San Juan
al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
Orange Lily.-Cura In debilidad, ulceraciO-
nes, apIanamiento, periodos doIorosos. Pa
ra solicitar muestra gratis dirigirse & la se
hOra FL. v. Fretter, Detroit, Mich. U. 8. A
-Cuando Vd. venga San Juan, pro-
cure hogpedarse en- el hotel HeIvetia de
Pedro 6chira, Cruz n allf estsra como
en- gu propia casa. Las habitaciones son
frescas espaciOsas la mesa variada y
comfortable.
Sc DESEA en- una casa de familis,
una seflora de buenas costumbres, Bana,
de 80 6 40 amos de edad, sin hiios que
pueda servir para DANA de compa1fa y
anna de llaves. Ser6 bien retribuida. Di.
rijfTse al apartado de correo 597, San
Juan. 3v.B.
-Pongo en- conocimiento del Comercio
y del pdblico que he dado los sefioreB S.
RAMIREZ & co, de San Juan, mi re-
presentation para Ia venta exclusive en- la
Isla de Puerto Rico de los vinos s'RIOJA
CLARETE'' de Ia COMPANIA VIM
COLA DEL NORTE DE EsPANA."
= Manuel Mu6oa, Habana.
-Si hace amos que no hace usted buena
digestion y esta delgado enfermo. iQu6
darfa usted al sutor de- la "EstomacaIina
Ulrici," 81 le devuelve la Balud con unas
cuant7s csjaR?
Sc HA PERDIDO una perrita bIan.
ca en- la Gale de San Francirco nGmero
81 ftenta la plaza Colon. La persona
que Ia entregue la Compaifa del trolley
ser6 gratifcada. 2v.
VENTA DE MUEB LES vende
el mobiliario nuevo de una familia.-Iu-
fnTmaran San Francisco 40. 6v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-30

De AIB0NITO.
EI HOmbfs-Di0s 0 eI hermanO Chez
enIas CeIGanias de BarIanquitas.
CsrGa de CInCo NIL aInas pTOCedantes de TsIIOs
puabIOs, le rOdsahan en- campo TasO.
--@
(De nuestro oorrespomsal. }

Abril 29
Sc cr6s fiiar6 su residencia defnitiva en-
este pueblo, 81 doctor Gill y Ponce de
Leon. Nos alegramos.
Para ell Babado y domingo pr6ximos
Sc dice tendran efecto con la orquesta de
Ponce del 81 nor Cocolfa, dos bales de ar
tessnog, utilizkndose una casa de nueva
c3nstrt ion del sefior Roses.
.-Dignos de mas reEpeto.y consideration
deben ser los pueblos, y Rus leyes locales
Il ordenanzss municipalep; y 81 por aque-
Has corporaciones que Sc deben & Ia vo-
Iuntad del veto hubiese benignidad para
aIgunog demasiada exigencia para otros,
justifcandose ese proceder con la Putono-
mia de los mnnicipios, tengase en- cuenta
que 81 bieu el convenio entire parties aIteTa
la ley, este Sc entiende tiempre que no
perjudique & tsrCero, y en- el case local,
concrete, hay un tercero que es el pueblo
que eligi6 & ese ayuntamiento que Sc sse-
gura que hs permitido SO infripian las or
denanzas municipaleg, y que ese pueblo,
puede exigir Ia response abilidad a que ese
ayuntamiento SO haya hecho aeTeedor.
Un metro cir cuenta ceptfmetros es 10 me
nos que debe deiarse de casa casa de
MADEIRA, no SO centfmetroS, como He afr
ma que ocurre en- una casa que 80 esta
construyendo en- la calle de San j os6 Mu'
cho menos Rutonomfa de eBa modo, y mas
imparcialidad en- las medidas.
-Segin las mnltitudes Eegufan jesus
hace 20 sigloS, siguen hoy al Hombre
Dios, el hermano Chico, (Jos6 MoTates)
otras gentsg, menos ilustradas al parecer
que aquellss Aqu6l sabemos que ha Bido
el hombre mas grande del muudo; luego
aquel pueblo no Sc equivoc6. Este hom'
bre Dios, quien acompafian ID hombres
bien portados que Be dicen sus ap6stoles,
sabemos todos quien es, luego ese pueblo
que Ie sigue esta juzgado. Cerca de cinco
mil almss de los pueblos de Salinas, Santa
Isabel, Coamo, Barros, Comerfo, Cidra,
Cayey etc. y de este, de todas las claseE
sociales, so encontraban hoy luneg 20 en-
campo raao en- las cercanfas de Barranqui-
tas estancia de don Ulpiano Torres, avi.
dos de OR al hermano Cheo, ell Hombre
Dios, el cual despu@s de varios rezos, miro
hacia el cielo, solicitando quizas perd6n
de Dios para 6l y sus oyentes, y Iuego con
los ojos ceTradoB empez6 gu mitin, (iata J,
deHbarrando, terminando recomendando Ia
union, cosa que no gust6 mucho los re-
publicanos de este que ALI Sc encOntraban.
Despu6s de todo bien claro Sc We, que en-
Barranquitas hay gentes muy istas, que
mientras les satellites del hermano Chico
vendian estanpitaBy retratoE de aqnel q
10 centavos una, otros como eI buen amigo
Lugo hacfan su agosto.
-BonitaE y paTticulaTes son las puertaG
de vidrios de coIores que han llegado hoy
de los Estados Unidos para la iglesia me-
todista dc aquf. Falta hac1an.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-30
.AsADO EN- EEL HONOR.

III duda habr6 I'd. visto en- los
:cri6dicos, con relaci6n 4 algun re-
medic, alg1n anuncio como este:
Isl despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
escribe que este relnedio no le ha
surtido buenos efectos, le reembol-
sarennos & I'd. su dinero." Pues,
nunca hemos- tenido motivo para
nablar de esta manera con relaci6n-
al romedio designado en- este art1'
culo. En- un comercio que Sc ex-
tiende por todo ell mundo, nadie SO
ha quejado jamas de que nuestro
remcdio haya fallado 6 ha pedide
La )devoluci6n de su dinero. Ell p1-
blico nunca murmura de pan honra-
do Y habilmente elaborado 8 de una
nedjcj32G que produce los efeetos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
e8td basada en- La lealtad Y ell ho>
nor, y el conocimiento de este he
eho dc parte del pueblo, esplica
su popularidad y gran 6xito. No
hay NADIA que disimular i ocultar.
No es ell resultado de un suefio 8
7e u1-a casualidad sino de afano-
sos estudios .fundados en- los como
cidos principles de Ia ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Es tar sabrosa CO.
mo Ia miel Y. contiene todos los
principles nutritiyos Y curatiyos
del Aceite de HigadO de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los h1ga~
dos frescos del bacalaog con Jara-
be de Hipofosftos, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Este re-
medic ha merecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en-
3u&lquiera de lIs Intermediates pa
ra LIS cuale3 Sc recomienda como
aliyio Y curaci0n.- En- los casos de
E3crofula, Anemia, Resfriados, De-.
bilid2d = Tisis, es un especifeo.
s'EI DR.. Jose G. Pumariega, de Ha-
oana, dice: He usado en- mi ellen
tela Ia Preparation de Wampole,
ea todas aque1las Intermediates
que a;iiquilan el sistenla nerviost
partic1larmente ell ell raquitismo
y Intermediates del aparato rcspi-
.a*ogio, habi6ndome dado un exec
!cnte rvsultado," En- las Botieas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-30
ENLA MANSION
EJECUTIVA.
Ell gOberDadOr Post ViSitaTa q Ponce
Mayaguez y AreCibO.
La SeHOra de Post Ira en- JunIO a los EstadOs
UnIdOs.

Eta m iians estuvo en- la Mansion Eje'
eutiva el doctor senior Gutierrfz Igaravi
: dez director del departamento de anemia
El gobernador Post, va un POGO menos
ataTeado de sus laboTes como nuevo GO
beTnador, 40 ocupa ahora en- la redacci5n
de los reglamentos que acoIdara Ia Legis'
latura pasada que fueran hechoB para abo'
no de tempo los que cumplen condena
en- los penales de la isla, y licerciaB para
que estes, en- casos eEpeCiales, permanezcan
bajo palabra fuera de dichos estableci
mientog.
En- breve recibira el gobsrnador un an
tom6vil que Ie faciIitara el viaje que se
propone llevar efecto la isla. Pro.
babIemente ira primero Ponce, por la
carretera central, pasando luegO Maya
gtiaz y Arecibo.
En- esas localidades es possible que diri'
ia Ia palabra las comunidades con6rman'
do ampliando declAracioues para un me-
ior conocimiento de Ia manera actual que
seguir& observando el sefior Post en- los &C
tos de 81 gestion ejecutiva en- lais'a.
Hacienda csc viaJe en- autom6vil tendra
81 gobernador mRyoreB facilidades para
Tegresar San Juan cuando futrA rece'
gario. Luego hara otra vista la region
Oeste, permaneciendo en- ella ell tempo que
su labor, al frente del ggobierno, le PERM
ia disponer.
Siguiendo la costDmbre observads desde
su llegada & este pals principles de Ju'
Mo pT6ximo fines de Mayo, ira pasar
una tempoTada los Estados Unidos la
distiuguida sef1ora Post, que permanecera
algunas semanas del verano, entire sus
familiares.
Un msgnffco retrato del gobernador
Post ha sido enviado por este para colo
carlo, como Sc ha hecho con los otroB GO
bernadores secretarios, en- Ell salon de &c.
stones del Cousejo Executive, en- su car6c'
ter de secretario de Puerto Rico presi
dente de dicho cuerpo legislative.
Asf se cumplira Ia indication que hizo
en- Ia Ultima session de la legislature el se'
nor Post al doctor Barbosa, an la cual lie
dijo que enviaTfa su retrato allf para que
10 ColOcaran frente dicho sefior, fn de
que no le olvidara nunca, y continuara ts'
niendo los mejores recuerdos de 6l.
Un retrsto de cuerpo entero ha Rido he
cho del ex gobernador Befior Winthrop el
cual retrato estd oolocado por ahora en- el
despacho del sefior Post.
En- ell asunto que motive la carta diriii
da por el gobernador al delegado Diaz
Brink hubo la negativa del secretario de
squel munieipio q dar un vecino copias
certifcadas references & patentes arbi'
trios y como quisra que ell criterio del go
berna dor es dejar los municipios las ma
yores facultades para resolver sus asuntoB,
segGn 10 demostr6 al hacer la ley munici
pal que aprob6 la legislatura pendltima,
refFi6 81 asuntn otra vez & las ofcinas dc
la alcaldia de Juana Diaz, para que ALI
reaolvieran, y 81 interesado pudie1a acu
dir, 81 10 estimabs convenience, los tri
bunales para obtener 10 que 6l creyera
iusto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-30
LOS VlAJES De una Aqua.

A una sefiorita de Iveryton, Connecticut,
le acaban de fxtraer del dido derecho ana
aguja rota, que desda Hu nifiez le habia
estado molestando grandements. CoTrien-
do nm dfa sin zapatog, So clav6 la aguia
en- el pie izquierdo y al tsatar de extTaer-
sela Sc le rompi5 Ia punts, quedando ell
resto dentro del pie Muy proDto SO Ie
declare reumatismo en- 6l, que le subi6
Ia Todil}a = lueg7 pae6 una cadeTa, Por
fin. hubo de opsTsrla de appendicitis
DaFante s0os, padeci6 iusgo de gaAsti-
tis, qua 4, II de apsFeeiG para onve'ti Sc
an e pecho : ur h mbro, los Gus es se
'orrieroo al cu"i'o ? t"rri laF, en- vio-
er to do'oF del cido Il, re, h3, qun 70 pudo
.urar una oparsci6n, pero qoe termiu6
cuando uu !i,o, con IN poderoso eIee.
tro imam 'e suc6 del oido el pedacito de
scero, cue no Il'ge 6una pulgada de lsIg
2La fnente piblica kituada ebfrents de-
Ia estss ion de los caTros el6ctricoS, contirGa
deaperdiciando egua.
Sc eneuentra an esta ciudad el senior
Pedro Bsyonet, de Caguas.