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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
TO REDUCE FORGE UNLESS MAR
 KET IMPROVES.
(Hssm N0eAy's Daily.)

The feature of the week has been that the working force of at least one of tho big operating companies in the district will be materially diminished within the next two or three months unless there is some material change in the copper market. For some time past it has been expected that the cop. per producers would begin rctrench- mcnts unless tho consumers who have been holding of on the product would show some indications of letting mp on the situation, and this time is fast approaching.
 Although no decrease in tn. number of men employed by the Copper Queen company has occurred the management has announced that probably within the next sixty days the policy of carry ing on development work principally and allowing the ore production Co de, crease will be put into effect and this will undoubtedly mean the idlcness of n large number of men.
 On Friday morning the Wolverine X Arizona tunnel from the Higgins shaft was driven into n full face of ore, ana most favorable developments arc look cd for by the management. Therc |, no doubt that the Wolverine & Arizona IS good property, and the present good indications of an orc body are sucl that it is not only possible but prob able that the Warren district win hay, another producer nt no distant date. At tho various other properties ther,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
OEMENTEO WOMAN ONCE MORE IN
 JAIL
Persists In Disrobing Herself Despite
 Treatment
(vssa HasusAsy's Daily.)

Della Gonzales, the unfortunate wo. man who wandered aimlcssly through the mountains of Groom Creek for two nights, in the latter part of August, and who arrived on August 3l nt the Bennett ranch on Banning Greek, de- void of clothes and faint from cI' posture and exhaustion, escaped from the county hospital, yesterday, where she has been confined for the past two weeks, and vas apprchended last night by Under Sheriff Ncagle on Granite street, bcreft of her senses, and lodged for safe keeping in the woman x ward of the county jail.
 After being taken in charge by the officers at the Bennett home, on Ban ming Creek, she was kept in the county jail for n few days, and later sent to the county hospital, where, 1t was thought, with medical treatment, hcI senses might be restored. She appeared to be improving until Q few days ago when she gathered nll the newspapers she could find in the building and af ter stripping herself, started n fro in the center of the floor. When the fire was discovered In the insane ward which ia constructed of stone and ce ment, and suffered little damage, she was found lying on the floor, naked and almost sufYocated. She was car ried from the place and resuscitated After regaining her senses she appear ed to regret her rash net, and was quiet for time. The attending physicians noticed what they believed to be an improvement in her condition and ad vised the hospital superintendent to allow her more liberty. She enjoyed her surroundings until yesterday, when she left the place and came to thi, city. She entered tho home of \ Span ish family on North Granite street about c o'clock in the evening, and n, once commenced to disrobe. Her nc tions aroused the occupants, who di. not know her. The sherifY's odce wal notified and her arrest followed. Hel ease appears to be n hopeless one ,ant the officers and physicians believe tha, sno is, beyond doubt, n fit subject fol the Territorial asylum for the insane.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
INSTALLING A HOIST AT LOOK
 OUT MINE.

At the camp of the Lookout Copper company, in the Slate Creek district the work of installing the new boiler and hoisting engine, recently deliver. cd, IS being pushed, and the company 's making preparations to start the development of it's holdings on n larger scale than ever before. Contracts for 1000 cords of wood have been let. to be delivered as soon as possible, and tho camp is being enlarged by the ad. dition of new buildings to accommo date the large force of miners that will be later employed.
 In addition to many other improve
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
STICK ARTISTS ARE BACK FROM
 TUCSON.
(F'rom Fridays Daily)

Elliott, captain and catcher; Farqu. Aar, center field, and Warner, short stop, of the Prescott Grays, arrived here, yesterday, from Tucson. Warner continued on nis way to his home .n San Bernardino, Cal, where he will hereafter delvc into the innermost re. eosscs of "print shop" and while away the tedious hours that intervene until the return of spring brings on n sovere attack of "bascballist ter. Yiblis,' when he will once more bask In the plaudits of the fans.
 The band didn't play "See, the Conquering Hero Comes," when Elliot, arrived with the remnant of his team but the old one didn't seem to mind it at all. "Rube" states that the boys didn't make any money on the tour but they had lots of fun. The fans and rooters of Tucson handed him the most select aggregation of compliments and sich, he says, that he had ever had the pleasure of receiving. How. ever, the joshing and pleasantly was we'll meant, and in no cnsc savored of rowdyism or insult.
 The only adverse comment was as to the attendance. Tucson is variously figured, as regards population, as some. where in the l7,0OO class, but Hum. boldt, as base ball center, has her beaten to n frazzlc. First game, $35 second game, *36; third game, s56, II that isn't going some! This was the cut for the Prescott Grays.
 The genial captain says he only fell short about $50 of actual expenses while on the trip. As money making stunt, the tour wasn't altogether | nowling success. Take that back though, in measure, for the triI demonstrated that the Grays are th, champions of the Territory, and thn is worth something,
 From the best of information al hand, Globe and Cnnanca both side stepped the Grnys, and no dates coul, be arranged in either city
 Long and Ross concluded ,o lngo in the city of ancient vintage. and vii probably make their hcadquartcr there for some time. Good players both, ana the fans wish them all mcl possible, Wilson, the premier thir, l1Hcmnu, tarricd also, hut rumor has i that Inc will be homcward bound in [ hhori time.
 Hudson. also, will hold down tho
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
LIGHTNING STRIKES \ HOUSE AND
 BURNS II
Place Owned By Richard Sumid Who Was
 Absent
(Prsa nsAaslAy's Dally.)

During the electric and rain storm tAat prevailed here last night, about S:30 o'clock, n one .roomed house owned Sy Richard Sumid on North Mourt Vernon street, near the Standard Oil eompany's warehouse, adjacent Co the A F., r. & r. railroad tracks, was struck by lightning and burned to the ground.
 Mr. Sumij was absent st the time and the place was unoccupied. The loss is estimated at about tl,000, believed So be not covered by insurance. The Are was noticed breaking out on the sDuth side of the roof during a Hull in the storm, by neighbors, who turned in the alarm, and attempted to stay che progress of the flames before the arrival of the fire apparatus, driven by Assistant Fire Chief Charles Kcarley. That part of the city was in utmost total darkness nt the time on ac soant of the arc lights being exiting 01bneu uuTiuH tH' NtoI". "' """"' vas envclopcd in flames when tho ire apparatus arrived, but thoss on tho ground were loud in their praise of th' peompt and effective work of Kearley asd the volunteer frencn, who pre- vented the flames from spreading t' the adjoining buildings and the oil compsny's large warehouse. immediate ty north.
 Kearlcy, who was driving at break ssck speed to the fire, narrowly escaped meeting with n serious accident on thu street, a short distance from the fire, ir avoiding collision with m automobile He pulled his team sharply to one side te pass the automobile, and ono of hil horses fell in A ditch, almost breaking <As tongue from the apparatus. Th' horse was forced to its feet at once and no delay was experienced in get ting water on the fire from the acci dsut. The animal was not injured. out side of the severe shaking up of thu fall.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
AT THE sMELrERs.

The only IncIdent or lmpoTthH''i "' the smclters in Douglas this week was the closing of several furnaces nt the Copper Queen for general repair work. While the Queen plant has ten furnaces, only nine have been in commission at one time, except for n very few days during June when the last furnace to be completed was on trial During the last few days only six furnaces navs been making copper with four convert er stands handling tho matte. lt is learned that the Queen will not operate more than seven furnaces until all have been ovcrhaulcd and repaired; when tho furnaces now undergoing repairs are ready Co resume operation they will be started and others closed down. One of the cranes in the smelter build | ing is also out of commission and un' dergoing repairs, having been in con tinual servic. since the original start. ing of the plant more than three years ago. There has been considerable speculation in Douglas since the closing down of three furnaces at the Queen about whether there were other reasons for this action other than prcssing \ need for repair work. The suggestion has been advanced that the falling of in the price of copper may have had somcth thing Co do with the reduction of product While nothing Is known con corning the action of the company further than the statement that the furnaces have been shut down for r.. pairs there are those who surmise that the prevailing unsettled condition of the copper market may nave suggested this as the opportune time for any re- pairs or ovcrhauling that may hay, been in contemplation.
 The shutting down of several fur naccs at the Queen has necessarily re- duccd the working force at the plant It is known that ths force was reduced about one hundred and fifty during tn, week, Mexicans, but it is expected tha, the repair work now under way will considerably increase the workin, forces in the various shops.
 One thing is ccrtain-failure to opc rate the Queen plant to its full capa city cannot be attributed to scarcity q, ore. The great ore pits are now carry ing m enormous surplus of ore and i, is not expected that ore receipts will be reduced. Extra crews are now re qnired to adjust the ore tracks in th, ore pits, raising them as whole trair loads from Bisbec are dumped int, them. The surplus piles of coke ar, also becoming formidable and every thing indicates preparation for recort running when the overhauling and re pair work has been completed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
COPPER IN TONrO BASIN.

A. w. Ellis, who left here April l on an extended prospecting tour of the Mogollon mountains, arrived home yes. tcrday. He stated that he saw some good copper prospects in the Touto Basin country and also on tho Navajo Indian reservation. He was in snow storm in the Mogollon range June l5 He is moro convinced than ever that the mineral possibilities of this county are greater than my region hc visited
 
 Journal. Miner want a0S--ypv tham
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
TUCSON HAS | QUEER TRUNK
 MYSTERY
Letter Found in Same Was P0Stmarked
 Prescott
(Erom SatusdAy's Daily.)

Tucson has a trunk mystery. About n week ago n woman who had been thorc for several weeks, but was un. known in that city, left, presumably for Bisbec, and in her hurry to leave town, checked the wrong trunk. The trunk that was rigntfully hers was left at the depot, and after remaining there for several days, it was opened, in the hope that some clue to the identity of it's owner might bc gained.
 The trunk was opened, and in ono of the trays were found several gold watches, n number of rings, and nun. erous other little pieces of jewclry, of moro or less value. Also, under n pile of clothing, was found n letter address ed to "Mrs Thompson," which wss postmarked Prescott. The letter was unsigned except for the initial "J. ' but from the handwriting it is the opinion that 1t was written by q man. The letter proved to bc from Pres colt, as the postmark indicated, and in it it stated that "the gang wns having hard time, as there was little do ing" The woman was advised to leave Tucson also, as it was reported ir Prescott Co be n "bum joint" Tn. woman should go to Bisbec, the letter stated, as that was Olive burg where there was n chance to work something good"
 The trunk and contents were turned over 10 the sheriT's office, and Shcrih Pachcco at once wrote to Prescott, re questing information regarding Mrs Thompson. and also to Bisbee, warning the officers to keep n lookout for her and to notify him if she appeared or the scene in that city.
 "Mrs. Thompson," however, is evi dently no fool, as she has not as ye' put in m appearance in Bisbec, neithe, has she made an effort tO recover tn, trunk that she loft in Tucson, by mis I t"AV, wuu WHICH COutuIucu tue JeWcHy and discriminating letter. It is the nat ural supposition from the contents oi the letter that regularly organized gang of crooks was working in Pres colt, and that "Mrs. Thompson" wa, one of their outside confederates, ol what is known ns "scout," in polio, parlance--on who keeps ahead of th, main gang, locating towns that are rip, for the picking, or, in other words Give burgs," as the man "J" term cd 1t.
 The Tucson officers never breathed [ word of the story, but worked on il quietly and diligently for several days They have now come to the conclus ion, however, that "Mrs. Thompson upon finding that she had taken tho wrong trunk, realized that the righ, one would probably be opened, ant that she would get the worst of tho deal if sine was found any place ir the Territory, consequently kept righ, on going.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-18
MARooNED AT MOROCCO.

TANGIER, Sept. ls.-Mulai Hafig remains at Morocco city because he lacks n sufficient number of followers to enable him to march to the coast.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
NOTICIA! De PONCE

(Continuact6n de la p4gina 81
que Sc llevan a cabo con Ell fin
de dar con los verdaderoS auto
res, peio que en- este taso, vista la
declaration de los testigos de cargo
y del nino Rufo Canales quien las
tres veces que ha declarado ha ma.
nifestado 10 miSmo, y siempre re-
sulta que el verdadero autor del in
cendio ha sido Sabas Castillo, quien
al igual de muchos, sin valor suf-
ciente para cometer un crimen, CO.
gen como Instruments & I'm ino-
cente niiio, que, obedeciendo al que
lie tiene empleado y sin conciencia
de los hechoS, obedecen ciegamente
la voluntad de este; y por 10 tanto
e jurado compenetrado de los he
c los, cspera de su veredicto conde-
nat rio sobre el proc esado Sabzs
Castillo.
He aqui un crimen vulgar que
sucede & menudo en- nuestras ha-
ciendas y que mas de una vez ha
causado la ruina y el descrtdito de
familias erteras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

DR.. Antonio Molina, Ponce.
Oculista. Reconocimiento de la
vista y prescription de lentes 8 es-
pejuelos.
Blanco. Magnesia efervescente
y antibiliosa.
Bird y Barcel6, Fajardo, Co.
tnerciantes importadores.
R. R. Points, Box ia, San
Juan, informa quien vende una ca
sa de madara de dos pisos.
Rio-grande. Anuncio de re-
mate para servicios pdblicos.
Scott & BOVINE, Qufrnicos de
New York, anuncian su afamada
aEmulsi6n.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

Del suceso que lleva al banqui-
llo a Sabas Castillo y 4 Rufo Cana
les, no Sc desprenden causas ante
riores.
Castillo era enemigo de los
duefios del hacienda Teresa?
No Sc comprende desde el mo-
mento que trabajaba en- dicha ha-
cienda. iExiste en- Castillo la ten
dencia del crimen?
Castillo es muy joven y hasta
ahora no Sc le conocen malos ante
cedentes.
tQue m6vil gui6, pues, q Cas-
tillo q inducir & su encuentro un
nifio que apenas cuenta de diez q
doce afios a pegar fuego q la pieza
qFrancisca?s
Esto es 10 que no Sc ha tratado
de averiguar todavia.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
ADMINISTRATION De IA OEMOCRAC|A"
CoNT1NUA LA RELAc1oN DE ANuNc1ANrEs:

Banco Hipotecario de Aho--
rios, Habana-Cuba- saber
que trabaja su incorporation q las
leyes de Puerto Rico. ST no 10 con-
sigue, devolvera las sumas recauda-
daS.
aLa Salud0, Fatmacia y dro.
guerra, Pavia s, Arecibo.
H. Kaplan, vende inaderas de
pichipen. San Juan, Cruz S.
Agusto Pasarell Rus y Tomas
Castillo Leon, abogados. Ponce.
aRecuperador de la Salud.S
Agepcia general; Sol 1ro, San Juan.
Vega,alta, Junra Escolar. Es.
cuelaS vacanteS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
RIBLIOGRAf|A

Recomendamos nuestros lee.
torres Ia interesante revista que pu~
bica, con el tftulo de aBoletfn lite
rario y bibliogra6coo la libreria his
pano-americana de Paris, 81, rue
de lAbbe Gregoire. El n1mero
que teDemos q la vista contiene,
ademas de todas las obras publica-
das en- Francia y en- ESpafia duran.
te el mes, un interesante Supplement
TO titulado eBibliografia literaria es-
pa1ola,D Ell que fguraran todas las
obraS publicadas en- nuestra lengua
hasta el dia.
Esta publication es un verda-
dero repertoire en- que el hombre
de ciencia, el medico, el ,iterato, el
ingeuiero, podran encontrar cada
mes todas las obras que a su profe-
sion 8 estudio Sc referen. Aeon.
sejamos nuestros lectores que pi.
dan uua muts stra de esta revista,
ecomendando>e de nuestro period.
co dicha libr,fia que tendra el
gusto en- mandarles ograis
francos algunoS nGm 'ros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
LA VERDAD Y MI TIA

Mi ito Juan Nica,io era mas
bueno que el pan y mas bla1dt
que la mapteca.
En- cambio mi tia, la consorte
lie Juan Nicasio, era, por su genie
adusto, por su natural irascible {
inflamable, mas fera que TN leon
Y mas temible que las plagas de
'Igipto.
Para estar bien con mi Tia, pa.
estar bien con aquel jaguar, con
'quel basilisco, con aquel terremo
to, no bastaba ser bueno y blando
manso como Juan Nicasio; era
nreciso ser de piedra, y como Juan
Nicasio no era de piedra, su casa,
hogar de ambos esposos era dia-
'iamente teatro de escenas tristl.
imas en- que siempre. Ell destino y
la lengua de mi tia reservaban
Nicasio Ell iuteresante, pero migrate
papel de eterna vfchma.
ST Juan Nicasio Sc retardaba
de maiiana en- ell lecho cinco minu-
tos mas de 10 que el reglamento,
el reglamento de mi tia, marcaba,
a esta Sc lie GAIA la lengua hablando
de los hombres vagos que descui-
dan sus deberes, que no hacen case
de sus obligaciones, que han perdi-
do la vergiienza, que ). este,
y aquello, y 10 de mas ALA.
81 Juan iJicasio por casualidad
madru aba habia que OH
a mi tia hablando de los hombres
egoistas y duros de corazon que NJ
dejan a su pobre mujercita disfru,
tar en- paz de unas cuantas horas
lie descanSo!
Y I'll general los memories ges-
tos pal.braS y acciones del des.
vrnlu ado Juan Nicasip, alborotan-
do el revuelto mar de las 90 eras
lremenda> de mi adorable tia, le da-
ban motive para hablar sin respirar
catorce horas seguidas de su lozara
jnventu1 sacrifcada, de los marti-
'N's lnqulsitoriales cou que la ahi-
sld q verdugo de su marido, de 10
mucho que deseaba morirse, de los
gratos Iecuerdos de su vida de SOL
terra, y de mil coSas mas sin enlace
hi conexi6n l6gicos: los martires
de Zaragoza, Ia batalla de Lepanto,
la guerra de Troya, el lecho de Pro.
cuSto.
Como Sc We por las ultlmas fra
ses ioh sin ventura Juan NicaSiol
-.. s--.-..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

Esto que te digo pa ece un dis
parate, EMO es verdad! Pues, es la
pura verdad. Los jaguares SON
malos como esposas, psro :podrfas
til asegurar que no son peores las
palomas y corderos?
Ali mismo, donde tt estas.
han venido a arrodilllarse Glen ma.
ridos, mil maridos, y te aseguro
que 81 me daban compassion los que
Sc quejaban de contiendas y zafa-
rranchos domesticos, me hacian
llorar los que me pedfan un rene.
dio que les permitiese llevar con
resignation SUI triste vida de. aman.-
tes y carinosos maridos al lado de
amantes y cariiosas esposas.
Es malo, hijo milo, vivir atado
q la cola de Tin jsguar que nos es-
panta y nos muerde; pero es peor
vivif en- una jaula obligado 4 cantar
perp. tuamente hip6crita y mono
tona canci6n de palomo enamorado.
Aqui Sc aprende mucho, hijo,
Sc aprende mucho. Y entire las
cosas que aquf he aprendido te
quiero hacer merced, para templar
tus tt ttibulaciones, de una que tiene
inestimable precio para ii que te
quejas de tener mujer fea { iras.
chile:
'La prolongaci6n del placer
~1nas agudo acaba siempre por con.
svertirse en- el mas atroz de les tor.
smentos. Pasar toda la vida con
auna mujer hermosa y dulce por
acompahera es TN suplicio parecido
"al que nos produciria el tener por
afuerza la bcca siempre llena eel
&mas sabroso vino.S
Yo no debiera de- rte todo
ESQ, porque soy cura, pero ). te
10 digo. Estas triste y lie pides
consuelo y soy tu amigo; tenia una
verdad, Saba que esa verdad era tu
1nico consuelo, y no he ,enido valor
para ieservdrmela. Anda ahora
con Dios 49,.
Cuando mi ito Juan Nicasio sa.
lilo aquel dia de la Iglesia, cuentase
que su andar era el andar vacilante
y tortuoso de Tin borracho, y que
tambien como I'm borracho iba
Iiendose y llorando al mismo
tempo.
N. r. Cana1es.
Ponce, julio 20 de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
FGjArdO
A LOS sENORES MEDICOs.

A LOS SENORES MEDICOS.
Vacaute la plaza de Inspector
de Sanidad y Bene6ceh,ia de este
municipio dotada conmil dnscientoS
dollars anuales, Sc invita- q los sefo-
res facultativos que deseen servirla
y que reunan las condolences lega-
les para el case a que presenter sus
solicitudes antes del 80 del corrien.
te mes al alcalde que suscribe. Los
solicitantes deberan tomar possession
del cargo tan pronto como sean de-
signados.
Fajardo, julio l8 de 1907.
1o-2 CELLS, Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
lfne0iO BI2tchfoTd para BeceIros

CriA los becerro sin necesi lad de
leche -Es Ell sustituto para la leche
modelo Gel mundo C,ia los mejores
bec-rr1s con la mitad del costo y mo-
lestia usual. Evita las eniermedades
V asegura el buen crecimiento. Re
comendado por las Estacionts de Ex-
p imentes Agricolas de los Estados
Unidos. Cada saco Sc envia con un
aualisis garantizado. Acepta 6rdenes
y tiene existencia constante para la
vtnta. Su agente exclusive para esta
isia, VICENTE MATTEY Colon. Box
33q. Ponce, Puerto Rico 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
'EDIOTO

4
In "a oorte &c Dla'rito del Distfito
Judlcial oe Hulnaeao.
Estados JInidos de America Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos. =
Jose Flolentino Perez Reyes, En-
parte-Sobre acreditar el domi-
MO de flnca rGstica
POR CUANTO lose Florentino
P6rez Reeves ba nronovido ante esta
! Corte IN expe,liente solicitando Sc de-
clare d SIT favor al dominic que tieue
s,dre ii firca si,u:ente
p1s,co rra.l;o co,n,,,asto de-
o,std,y 4 cA,ta,.,s il ot,o de te.
r,a,,o dob.ado ecn.,a,entes 4 !, hec-
l.6.a.a s-,, oar+;araos s;+,,o
- ,,"
! 90 en- g 0a' y" &c >@'l'o'eo VIC 6"
termino muHtc'ga'; coIlndantes pol
Ell Norte, con don Emilio Perez; por e |
Sur. con Ia Sucesi61de Narcisa Perez
dor Corconc;6n pfrez y don ArseI,rc
r.. 1,.ta -. ~. ,,,,o.,o
dis ? - 49, o''' uoi' A'Oei"|
Nieves, don Juan hernandez y dep|
Albion PiiieTo; y por el Oeste, corI
don Anselmo Torres Y do1a Tusta Pc
-. $50, G,,oa odon;r;6 g., d;farer+e.
poiNionSs' - p 'u0' d. oe - euei
das, POT compfa don Eugenlo Re
yes; lasegunAa. de seis cuerdas 14|
centavos dc otro NOR h4rencia de g,
aaa 3,,.,, f,,no.. :,
pauie' VI 4pN "''' u n'e 4"e'on ne
reae'o5' snS leTinanoS Iegiumos, JUS
II, Juana y Emilio Perez Reyes; la|
tercera de cuerdas, por compra a
r,s+o peves. y 10 c,,arta da c,erdo .
III cehtaVoS &c "tfa' tdiliOlen Por com
pra q -4arep'o NeSeS, tennenoo toaas
un Yalof nominal ue l4z pesos 50
centaVo3' Siu que Sopie elias peSen
cafgas ue ni''6 an" 9 PsCie
P0R TANIO, hablendo ordena-
do el Honorable Charles +: Foote,