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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-Following schedu figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
s7.oe 4. M.-Danyille and way stations.
s6:o5 A. M.-HaTrisOnourg and way stations
$500 A. M--Sleepers and coaches TO Atlanta
and New Orleans Sleeper 10 Columbus Ga.
Dining Car,
I'll. 90 A M.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Co.
lumbia, Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining
ear.
f4.o1 p. M.-Harrisonburg and way stations
sS.55 =. M.-Charlottesvflle. Warrenton. and
way stations Strasburg week days.
s6:15 =. M-Sleepers and coaches 10 Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 san Fran
cisco tri-weekly-
$50 p M.-Sleepers and coaches to Char
iotte, Columbia. cad Augusta Dining car
sl0:l5 p M-Sleepers and coaches CvIa
Iynchburg and Bristol TO Chattanooga, Mem
phis and New Orleans. Dining Car
al 100 p. M.-New York and New Orleans
Limited. Solid Pullman to Asheville, Atlanta
Birmingham. and New Orleans Dining Car
Club and Observation Cars.
NOte-sDaily. fWesk days
c. H. ACKERT, 5. II. HARDWICK
V. p. q q. n. p. T II
" H TAYLOE. G.P.A. L. S. BROWN. GA.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.
Ticket Office 1xzx Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-Fonowing schedule not guaranteed
For Raleigh Wilmington. Columbia. Sa-
Vsnnah. Jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta, Biz.
mingham, Memphis. and New Orleans.
500 a. m. daily.-SeSboard Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman sieepers to Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through Eleepers Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta and Biz
mingham. Dining cars.
$50 D. N. daily--Seaboard Express. Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers TO
Savannah, jacksonville and Tampa Through
sleepers to atlanta and Birmingham. Dining
ears
r H sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent.
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed sProrosals
for hospital outhuidiuEs' viii Re reCs' -
al the Bureau a. Yards and Docks Navy D.
partmsut Washington. until II O'CLOCK A.
81. SEPTEMBER "a. 1907. and then and thete
publicly opened. for constructing three brick
buildings az the Naval Hospital Rssergat. N.
Washington. u. @. Plans and specifications
can be obtained az the Bureau. Il. C.. HOI-
1901. .-I20Z7
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute. Both sexes. Ali consuIta-
tiona confidential Medicine furnished Prices
mOdeEats. Hcurs TO !. to N Z e q
Rooms Ia PennsSiYsnis eve. Nv, Ph0Es
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Railroads.

MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Go!ng-9:2s ami 100 An: z.30. SEQ. T:S5.
and s.45 Pm
Return.ag-s:s0 An: n:S. 2:O0. 600 s:o0
ard 1000 Pm.
sATURDAXS
Going-s:z5 and II 90 An. Zoo. 500. $50
7;B and e;45 Pm
ReturninE-6.30 An. I2;s5 400. 6:S9 $50
$50 and 1880 Pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going-s:25 and l. 90 AM 2;00. sea 200
7:45 and S:45 Pm
Returning-7:C0 An. I2.S. 2:10, $50. $50.
$50. and I0.s0 Pm
Going. all trains leave District Line Station
PAUL 7. WATERS. General MANAGER.
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! Ok SNLFl-
Free for the asklng-0ur 40-page book.
pocket size. Selected Offerings Of Real
Estate An uD-t0-data catalog. C)nven-
fently arranged Of the best Realty Prop
osltions ia the District OF ColumbIs aud
nearby suburbs A. y. FOX COMT.ANY.
The Realty Corner" 18Th at -. y. ave.
Esta bllshed 1876 aulS-su. .th-T2t
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For Sale-Farms.

FOR sAEE-Near Washington fine truck
and dairy farm OWNER. 49, nth st NV
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For SaIa-Suburnan.

FOR SALE-In Arnold Heights. one acre
ground on main street Cali 2l7 Indiana ave.
auH-3t
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An ELEGANT HOME CHEAP.

4 choice corner brick house. six rooms.
closets IN all. gas ana coal ranges, parking
TWO sides S. 3f0 u sold quickly
D. u. JOHNSON Z CO, Gil 7th ST. NV.
afIfk-slI. ia. vi se-ff
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For SaIe-Suburban.
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

Located at the intersection OF Massachusetts
and Wisconsin avenues, adjacent 20 Friend
ship" south Of Cleveland Park with an ele-
walton Of 100 feet; all city eonveniences;
sewer water, and gas zee TO purchasers.
streets nov graded, macadanlzed walks laid
and beautiful shade trees fully grown: &c to
sc per square foot; 800 cash. so monthly. or
1-3 cash: balance annually. Write, phone
OF call for plat ana information. WILLIAM
= MATTESON. el7 and SIS Colorado Bldg.
Phone Main GO apI5eod-f
FOR SAI.E-Suburbau. seven-room house al
Ald. auz5-St
MUST BE SOLD-Over I-3 acre; new or.
house; chicken house; Jersey COW; 80 hens.
tons coal kitchen cabinet; refrigerator; gar
den Implements, mating. Hnolsum. On troll
icy. 10 minutes city. g. 500. you VIII regret It
II you miss this bargain. THE SOULE co.
Inc. $50 Louisiana ave. auls-tf
IF you want % buy q Maryland farm or sub
urban home. see send for latest bulleIin-
MAEIoE DUCEETT & SoE.
SIS y. y. fyz-tf
FOR SALE-Two desirable lots Claren-
don. Va; cost 500; sell for 500: no agents.
sos Massachusetts ave au26-3t
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407 P st. NV. LIST floor; cellar; large
yard; furnace: s rooms and bath 49,. s25 50
A s. CAIWOOD 933 sth ST. NV au27-3t
FOR RENT--A partments; 8 rooias and bath:
Eastman. 18th and 2. Capitol sss........Sl7.0o
SUFFOLK IN ana "A 4ts- sW----.-------- 1919
Sussex. 18th and sW. (heated5....--... q. %
PHILLIPS CO.. 40 John Marshall place.
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For Rent-Apartments.

BLISS PROPERTIES.
Modern Apartments
All parts OF the city:
one to six rooms; prices
from $500 and upward.
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offices In CO principal cities; save yourself
money by getting my terms first. D. Il
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There Is No Place Like zOms."
Why DO You Not Own Xours2
Here Is Your Chance
Fine new. weIl-bullt bay-window
bricks, on a vide avenue. i've minutes
walk from Congressional Library. 6 rooms.
bath. range, latrObes, y II. wide. good
paved alley, ~ II. OF parking; concrete
walks, renting at $3.50 each. Small cash
payment monthly payments Of $50
Prices $500 TO $3.50.
The difference In value is in the depth OF
the lots. See me at once
GEO. W. LINETNs,
600 18th St. Il. W.
auZ7-7t
ONLY 1880 and $3.50 beautiful new houses.
S4s9 less than others are selling at same place.
No better. This owner must SELL location
o. X. six rooms. tile bath. furnace heat
All modern improvements. easy terms. Call
quick for they won't last long HOWAI q
Z. ALLISON. 1910 II NV. au27 q.
FOR SALE-Six-room house IN southeast
renting AZ $40, price siIa0s also two 0f the
best built houses IN Congress Heights. 81. 600
each. Apply TO owner 625 14th ST. ne.
auZ7-1t
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Wanted-HouseS.

WANTED-House Of or rooms NV: frou
owner. Address BOX 325. this Office.
au26-3t
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For Rent
Bachelor Apartments.

sls NJ 81. nv. fur. -. and b. h. " h. 81
a. s. CAYWOOD. 955 sth st. NV au27I3s
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FOR SALE-Suburban. seven-room house al
electric station. MRS. REYBURN. Berwyn.
Md. au25-at
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For Rent-Flats.

For Rent-FlatS.
FIVE rooms and bath; with steam heat
$3.50 per month. $50 II ST. ne. au2T-3t
REDUCED to 80 month; 3oI7 Dslmbsrton
ave NV; pretty rooms AMI tiled bath :
cellar; furnace. COLLINS-GUERRY CO.
6N 18th St NV. u
FOR RENT-2523z p NV, i've rooms and
bath. f22.50. sl4 18th ne, rooms and bath
81 The above fats are new, have the best
and latest modern fixtures. such as porcelain
tubs and basins enameied sinks etc. and
are very desirable. CLIFFORD a. BORDEN.
Coz 5th 81. NV AUST
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lpuncio. Trano; mstaic9s,

Departamento del Interior, Bureau de
Obras P1blicas, O6cina del Su-
perintendente. San Juan, mayo
28, 1907.
Ell Bureau de Obras p1blicas, De-
partamento del Interior, recibira en-
esta Oicina hasta las 10 A. NJ del
dla 20 de julio de 1907, en- cuya fecha
Sc abriran p1blicamente, ssproposicio-
mes eA pliegos cerrados para la adju-
dicaci6n Ell pGblica subasta de la cons
trucci6n y entrega en- el muelle de San
Juan, construction entrega y monta-
je, 6 montaje solamente, de cinco tra-
mos de acero de Q35'Il2 Ally me-
tros de lnz para los puentes sobre el
Rio Grande de Lola cerca de Caguas,
el Rio La Plata en- la carretera Baya-
mon Comerlo y el de Utuado la en-
trada del pueblo del mismo nombre.
PERIL del trazado, tipo del tramo
pliego de condiciones y description
de la obra Sc encuentran de manifesto
y pueden obtenerse ell esta Ofcina.
La Administration Sc reserva Il
derecho de rechazar cualquieray todas
las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior.-J. ]. JIMENEZ, Superin-
tendente de Obras PGblicas.
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lendez y por ell Snd con las de Don
Jacinto Gonzalez.
La Segunda. - Rustica, sin
nombre conocido radicada en- el ba-
rrio de Mameyes arriba termino de
Utuado, compuesta de diez cuer-
das, equivalentes a tres hectdreas,
noventa y tres areas y cuatro cen
tiareas de terteno quebrado a ras-
tos y malezas, conteniendo planta
clones de cafe y platanos y dcs ca
sas construidas con maderas del
pals y techadas de hierro galvan-
zado. Linda por el Norte y Este
con el rio denominado aYuntsn por
el Poniente con tierras dc la Suce-
sion de Don Jose Dolores Villalo-
bos y con las de Maximo Otero, y
por el Sud con las de este t1ltimo.
Por auto de esta fecha dictado
por el Honorable Santiago B. Pal
mer, Juez de este Distrito Judicial
Municipal, y a los efectos del anti
culo 1913 de la Ley Hipotecaria y
44I del Reglamento modifcado FOR
a orden General n1mero 80 de
cuatro de AbIil de mil ochocientos
noventa y nueve, sc manda 4 pu-
blicar el presente en- 81 pcri6dico
LA DEMocRAcIA que Sc edita en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico, por tres
veces y termino de ounce dias ma
turales a contar desde su inserci6r,
con el fin de que los que Sc cream
perjudicados, acudan a hacer u>o
de su derecho dentro del expresado
tertnino ante Tribunal compctente
y en- la forma legal que proceda.
Dade Ell Utuado de orden del
Honorable Santiago B. Palmer,
Juez Municipal del Distrito Judi
cial Municipal de Utuado, y exteu.
dido bajo mi hrma en- este dia diez
y ocho de mayo del mil novecien,
toS siete.
ANTONIO Colon.
Secretario de Ia Corte.
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Especial

aTONeS argos calados seda, lavables 30 ctvs par
@TOENS id id id id muy 6nes para vestr
a l.50 GUANTeS de seda isos argos $3.50. CHAlES
de seda, de man bordados muy 6nos dlferenes pre-
clos tamanos. CAAlSAS neglige Monarch Cluett,
blanco coores eegantes ST. cAPAS de gonna clase
SUPERIOR, para sehoras cabareres S. 6, ca3a una
CAPAS mpcrmeabes es tito luale cas9 extra $40 is.
TOOO ACAB ADO o. RECl3lR.
Sc sirven pcdidos p1r oorreo.
Gonzalez PadIn Hoog. Sal Juan P. I,
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)nvDc'o (s 'ubas'a

Dcpm;amento del Interior. Of
Gina del SupeIintt ndtn tnte de
Obras plb'icas. San Juan, P.
R. junio "A de 1907.
rr Iosiciones Ell pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- p1blica
suha>ta de $3.50 metros c1bicos,
mas Q menos de pledra triturada
por Totes con destino a la construc-
c6n de la carretera Mayagiez- Las
Vegas, Sc admitilan Gu esta Ohcina
hasta las diez am. del dia 20 de ju-
MO de 1907, Ell que Sc abriran publ
camente.
Todos los datos necesarios, Sc
daran en- esta o6cina doude Sc en-
cuentian de manifesto todos los
documentos que han de regir en- la
contrata y podlan recoger los licita-
d,res los modelos de proposicicnes
que han de presentar.
La administration Sc reserva Il
derecho de rechazar cualquiera 8 to-
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior, j. J. JIMENEz. Supt. OF
Works. 7-1-a.
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Para trapichesy desn epuzadorsai.C Ger.
tral GusnIea, San viccne, Juanits,
Can bslsche, Resolucitn } Butns vis,a
Para CakrtadorsV ! I.fsyet
e. ArroHr,
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EsPEc1TI0os
DEL cELEBRE
Dr.. Humphreys de Nueva YM.

I'm pso ~ amos, simples, ssguros, eif'eaces, ba-
ratos hn VSAtA EN- las prlnepaleS mas gsraRti.
zadas DroEusrias Farmaeias del Nundo.
No. CTRA Ia
!. Fiehre. Suggestion. Inhemacion.
J. RtsbrS de LOmbrices.
g. COlics. L10rO . Ins0mnIo
4 Diarrsa en Nihss Adultos.
s. Dkenteria, CollOo bilioso
g. COlera. CSlera M0rbus, Vomltos.
l. rSs, RssAAados, Brsnquitis.
s. DOIOr do Muelas, Neuralgia.
Dslor de Cabexa. JaQueca, Vertigo.
10. DisDepslh, Ellis, Bstrefimiento.
H. Suppression del periOdO, 6 escazas.
L. LeucOrrea, PeA6dos profusos.
D Crup. Tos ronea, Respiration dificiI.
a. Reuma Erupciones. Erisipelas
10. Reumn tismO. 8 Dolores reumaticos.
TO- CnlentuTas, de frio. Tercianas.
H. Alm0rranas, Simples Sangrantes.
49, Oftnlmla. Ojos debiles Inhamados.
10. CataPrO. Fluxion Influenza.
~. TOs Ferina. Tos espasmddica.
81 Asma. Respiration oprimida. diAcultoga.
q. knpuractOn de OidOs. Sordera.
q. EserOfnla. Hhchazon y Ulceras.
q. DebiIidnd general, debilidad fisica.
%. Marco en- ell mar, Nausea. V6mitos.
r. Enfer,nOdades Urinarias. depositos, piedra
en- la vejigR.
.. Debilidnd do los neFviOs, debllldad vital.
u. lneOHtinencia de Ia Orina, DGrrame dc
grimes en- la CANA.
81 Menstruac ci0A dOlorOsa. Pruritus.
50. Nal de COraEOql. Palphaoion.
50. Epilepsia, g Bale de San Vito
81 Difteria. Ulceracion de la Garganta
IS. Congestion CrOnica. DOlor de Cabeza.
n. La Grippe, Trancazo, Dengue.
I'll Manual del DR.. Humphreys sobre las enfer'
xnsdades modo de curarlas sc da grads, pldes
d 81 botisario,
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO.,
Vor. William & John Str, NEW YoRI
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E@l@r@

En- Ia Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Utua-
do P. R.
Estados Unidos de America. 81
Presidente de los Estados Uni.
nidos. SIS.
A. Marques y Co,1psiiia. Ex.
Parte. Conversion en- dominic
Edicto.
Antonio Colon Serbia, secre.
tario de Ia Corte Municipal del Dis.
trito Judicial Municipal de Utuado,
Puerto Rico, en- virtud del preSen-
to hago saber:
Que en- el expediente de juris-
dicci6n voluntaria promovido en-
esla Corte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Utuado. Puer.
to-Rico por el Letrado Don Felix
Santoni q nombre y representation
de la Sociedad A, Marques y Com
pania, Sc solicita la conversion en-
inscripciones de dominic de las de
possession de las siguientes fncas.
La Pr1mera. - RGstica, sin
nombre conocido, Situada en- el ba-
RHO Mameyes arriba termino &c
Utuado, compuesta de ounce y me-
dia cuerdas, equivalentes 4 seis hec-
tareas, nueve areas, veinte y una
eentiAreas de terreno quebrado 4
pastos y malezas, y con plantacione.
de cafe y platatlos, conteniendo dos
casas para habitaci6n, construidas
con maderaa del pals, techadas de
paja. Linda por el Norte y Oeste
con tierras de los seiiores A. Mar
ques y Compaiiia; por 81 Este con
las de Don Herm6genes Diaz y de
Ia Sucesi6u de Don Joaquin Ne
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!unta E'co|aT de Gaguss

Vacantes una escuela prime ral, s
graduadas de ingles, 4 graduadas y s
rurales, Sc hace pdblico para que los
'sefiores profesores que deseen ejercer
en- esta municipalidad, durantee q pro-
ximo curse 1907 a 1908, hagan sus So
licitud S Ell la forma prescrita por el
Departamento, y dentro del tGrmino
improrrogablc de cinco dias, contar
desde la fecha Ell que apare1ca la pri-
mera insertion de este anuncio.
guas 2I de JUNO de o7.-JosE ].
ALVAREZ, Presidente. 5-2-s.
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!urta [sco|ir Do Rio PIedfas

Nacantes las escuelas de esta Muni-
cipalidad, Sc avisa 4 los aspirantes que
deseen ser contratados Ell el pr0xino ailo
escolar para que envien sus solicitudes,
antes del dia 2S del corriente, al Pres;-
dente de Ia Junta Piedras, JUNO 20
de I9o7.-LUIS GONZALEZ, Secrctario
de la Junta Escolar. Io-I. $.
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Sc ACAs0 Ell DOLOR

Con el anestesico <Dentudo1
to obtiene la completa ausencia del
dolor en- todas las estvaCciones den
tales, De venta en- Ia farmacia de
eColons. Plaza principal, San
Juan. Diriiase la correspondence
al sehor M. M. P. o. Box 44l San
Juan
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"El UNICO HIJQ F."
HOTEL. NAGUA8O.

Ofrece hospedaje Ell habitaciones
y ventiladas a precios su-
manente moderados. Tiene servicio
de coches para viajar entire pueblos
limftrofcS.
MIGUEL B. GARCIA.
PropietariO,
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ares odas classes dc maqHa para de acar Conrast
RRIE: E:BASIN IRON WORKS,
HAVANA IRON WORKS

asPBClAkDADRS5 ycondsnsadors
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cnraks.
REFERENCIAS GIN
t5s nedaos dis sccu i.
as86R asstosg 8
Agutes Generates para IA de Puato.Rno
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COntratistas de aeOras cOmpetas cLnendoIas adci0s

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombay
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo.
juaplts, Bayam6n, Plaiuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Eaia, ProvideuciS, Pati.
lss, Aercsditl, Yabacoal Bu.na Vista, Ca.
rolius,
Sncrs. hAl NiIIamil & rn San
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ToDAY's METALS.
WAGE FARMERS PROTEST,
Dissatisfaction with bingham Union
Politically Expressed.
d, s5.25 per 100 pounds.

Advices received from Bingham indi-
cate that there is discord among the
wage earners Of the camp OF Bingham.
There appears to be dissatisfaction with
the present officials OF the miners I'M
ion and at least half dozen are not
afraid to express themselves on the
subject. Under big headlines, Let Us
Have Peace r. H. Kenner, WIN Brims
a. h. Strlngham, William Coates, Fred
Lloyd and J. w. Lawhorn have at
tached their names to what they term
a declaration of rights which are print
ed this week in ono of the camp pa
pers, the Press The articles read:
When the purpose OF organized labor
is perverted for the benefit of a few;
when its policy is antagonistic TO the
fundamental principles of unionism;
and when It's methods OF operation be-
come so arrogant and arbitrary as TO
infringe upon the rights of manhood,
impeach the fair name of the union it.
self and bring shame and disgrace upon
its members. we deem It proper and
just to protest in public and to offer
reasons for our protest,
'WC Gcplore the spirit Of mob law
which permeates the local union and
which Is being created, fostered and
assorted by those in authority.
I'VE hold such sentiment to be an
nrchistic IN tendency, contrary to the
principles of decent unionsm and detri-
mental To tho interests of all fair-mind-
ed union men:
I'VE denounce the recent action taxi
on by an irresponsible mob, in attempt
ing To coerce men into joining the union
by meunS of threats and intimidation,
as being radical, cowardly and unwise.
we hold that such action which de-
MES to any man freedom OF Thought
and which interfercs with his Individual
choice Of action Is unfair, un-American
and should not he tolerated.
1--WE believe that this particular act
met with the approval Of those In au-
thority and that they were. in fact and
in deed. personally responsible for its
occurrence.
1--WE denounce the present officials in
charge as being unfit to direct the poll
cy OF the union. and as being dis
grace to the cause.
''Wc believe firmly and sincerely in
the principles of unionism and will ever
stand ready to promote the cause or
the working man and TO better his con-
dition.
1--WE take this stand in behalf of
the honest working man and his well
fare and his rights.
I'VE call upon the manhood of the
camp to arise and assert itself in pro-
test. and we solicit the hearty co-opera =
ton and support Of all fair-minded men
in behalf OF the cause.
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SHELTER MAY CLOSE.

Nelson. b. c., Aug. 3O-During tho
past 80 days the Hall Mines smelter
has shipped more than 5000, 900, the
semi-hnal results of n cleanup that
has been going on for six months The
smelter bins are empty of ore, the one
furnace running solely upon the mat
ter that Is left together with a little
dry ore purchased In carload lots from
time to time for fiuxing purposes.
There is barely 10 days run left. All
the employees are now engaged from
day to day.
Circulars have been sent to the eli.
entele of the smelter asking for def
mite contracts for a regular supply
OF ore, The smelter IS thus in a pu-
sition for reconstruction and addition
the whole facts now being about to be
laid before the London shareholders
sum less than 100000 supposlng the
contracts asked for To be satisfactory
would probably place this smelter upon
n modern basis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-31
GOLD MOUNTAIN NEWS.
Clyde Property Looking Good--Some
Tiatic Assays.


A. Singleton of Provo was on the
train Sunday returning from AN in
spection trip to the Bonanza and Gold
en- Queen properties on the north fork
of Deer Creek In which he is q lead
ing stock holder, says the Richfield
paper. Mr.. Singleton was highly pleas
ed with the showing now made ON both
properties,
Word comes down from the Clyde
property In Cottonwood this week of a
magnificent condition Just brough to
light in that property. Last week the
Reaper stated that work was being
prosecuted in a shaft following the
vein down to determine the course of
operation In the tunnel. This vein has
heen carrying good ore running from
$40 to $50 per ton. Last week the vein
had reached width of 20 feet and the
values have run up TO about SIPS.
Hy Harmon was down from the anti
mony diggings near Coyote last week
He says that preparations have been
under way all summer building and
equipping plants to treat the ores.
Some of these are now about ready to
he started up, and soon the camp will
he an important one. A big field of
antimony has been developed during
the past year and is now In shape to
keep the plants In operation steadily.
Several companies and private individ-
uals are operating properties.
The party consisting of messrs G.. ].
Palen and n. c. Bloom of Philadelphia
and others, who visited the Gold Deyel
opment compauy's. properties last
week. returned Friday. They made a
thorough inspection of the workings
and are well pleased with the show
ing They are confident that import
ant news will come from the property
before many weeks. They were ac-
companied from the mountains by
Supt Ole Larsen and enjoyed a fish
ing trip, under the escort of friends
here. to the Clark ponds. where they
spent few delightful hours in throw
ing lines and drawing fish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-31
SOUTHERN UTAH OIL.
several Rigs Bought in Los Angeles
For Use In New Field.

The southern Utah oil fields will
soon be -he scene Of great activity. ac-
cording to information just received
from George Montgomery. a moving
factor in the developments of the
new discoveries. Mr. Montgomery has
shipped one well drilling outfit to the
Cil region and another will follow
IN about q week 1t is also stated that
there will be 10 oil rigs IN the field by
the first of October. This machinery
Is all being shipped from the oil fields
in the vicinity of Los Angeles. and
there will he little delay in trans
fcrring them.
Other firms are active in opening
up the hew oil region. and at least
two other machines are being pre-
pared for shipment, one of them
capable OF sinking a hole 1900 feet
deep. according to information re-
ceived by g. ID. Porter.