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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
EN- CATE
DRAL ANOCHE.
Ia eonour0neIu / Ia MIsl fas MIraodInlrIa.

En- Ia Catsdrsl de esta ciudad Bs cs.
lebr6 anoOhe, deupu6a de algunos AIMS
on que no Dc efsetuabs, ID traditional
''mila del gallo = ia igIesia estuvo com.
plstamanta lIenR de todaA Lao cIaaes socia.
les de San Juan , de sus barrios veeinos.
Ofci6 81 Obispo Monsefior JONES Is
''VillancicoA" cantos estuvieRRn cargo
de Un magnlfco cOro de esCojidas voCea.
El r. P. Berries di6 lRs gracias & Ios
fsleu que OoncurFieEon ri acto 81 ma
yoE oEden comp0atuER Fein6 sntEe adu6.
Hs gran ConcuHEeneiR en- que m6a de
1000 peERonaB de todaa edades cIasea
BoCislen fueron cumpliE con nm precepto
de GuB cresnciaB para despu6s en- sns ho.
cares celebrar la cl6aicR "cena" de ID
''noChe.buena."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
TEMPO PARCIAL-
mGnte nubIadO en-.
ell N. de Ia isIa.
Sc han anOtadO en- San Juan Cua.
TRnta y CinCO aguaCGHOs.
R0lnlFan ulsntos Del Este con una usIoeIild ma
XlmO, On San JGlB, Do 29 mlllas Dor
h0ra.
(Del Feather Bsreau. )

Boletfn BsmanaI del tempo, de II So
mana que termiu6 81 dfs 81 de diciOm'
bTe. En- Ia division N. de la isla, hubo
IN tempo parcialmente nublado y caye'
ron sguRCeToA con frecuencia, no acoBtum.
bTadR On Ia teTcera Bsmana de diciam
bTe. En- San Juan Be han anotado du.
Fants Ia Eemana, As agusceroI. Sinem.
barge lR precipitation total no fac exec.
silva, por que los aguaceroB fueron gene
ralmente de COFta duFaci6n. En- las di-
visionss E 81, y O., sl tempo fac gene
Talmsnts Claro y ls precipitation fgeTa'
ReinaEon vientoa del E., con una veloci.
dad m6xima, en- San Juan, de % millas
poT hora, del E., 81 diR II.
La temperature media an Ia isIa fac
rs %, 8 0.2o bsjo IL do IL Eemana pre-.
csdente. La mas alta que han informa
do fu6 500, en- Juana Dfaz, 81 diR 20;
la mas baia, $50, en- CaysY, el dia 18 en-
Cidra, el dfa 19. En- San Juan, la tenn
psratura media en- Ia Hemana fu6 ligeER'
mente gobTe lR normal
El pTomedio dc la precipitation en- Ia
illa fu6 O86 pulgadaB. La cantidad ma
yor de precipitation local fu6 2 78 pull.
gsdau, en- Can6vRnaB. En- vRFian eEta'
clones pT6cticRmante no llovi6.
La siguiente tRbla demueBtFa Ia vaEia'
ci6n de temperature y la oRntidad de
precipitation On eataCionsH detsrminadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
DEPlRTAnEufo DEL INTERIOR

Division dc terrsnos pGblioOs.
Neceuit6ndoss e1 eBts ofcinR para IoB
tFabaioa do deslinde8 de tsrrsnoB de ''El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico" personal con
Conocimientos de AgrimsnBura, g aviss s
las personas que los posaan , deseen aCep'
tar an puasto en- esta Division, pEesantan
81 DoJicifud indiCando ca la misms los
nombTss ds slguDa8 psrn0nas que puedaD
recon- darIer. Enrique Castro G0nsalss,
Jefe az q Division aH&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
A N U n C ! 0.
Dupartlnanto d,l Interior i. Pusrto Rico.
Bureau dc Obras PdbEOas.-Ofoina del
SMperistendente

San Juan, P. r., Dioiembre 10 dc 1907.
-ProposiCiones en- pliegos Cerrados para
ID adjudication en- pdblica uubRgtR de Ia
construction de kil6metrou aproximada'
mente de Ia carretsra de Barranquitas &
OomsEfo se admitiFSn en- euta oficinR haata
las 10 q. m. del diR 80 de DiciembFe de
1907 On que 90 abrir6n pGblicamente.
FL presupuesto spFoximRdo de las obFaB
RBciende 4 $26, $4,000.
Todos los datos neCesarios, impresoB de
pFopoEicioneg contTato instEuccionea
lOB postoTeB Bs dar6n en- esta OfCinR.
La Administration sa Feaerva 81 dereCho
de rechHzar CuaIquiera 6 todas IaB PROPOSE
cioneu = de adjudicar sl contEato bajO otraB
conlideTacionea que las de pEecio Gola'
mente.
Por orden del Oomisionado del Irtarior,
J J. Jimsnes, superintsndenta de ObraB
P6blicas. 21v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
Ia ARMADA
JAPONESA.
EI pIdEIma pTogElnl nlvlI.

Sag6n noticiau del Jap6n, 81 AImiran-
tazgO japon6s Bs prOpOns eliminar On 81
pT6ximo pFogTama todos los Crucsros
guaEdacostaa , CanoneEaB, & Los cuRles
considers de ningdn vaIor para Il h1ta.
Uno de los mis- prOminsnteB oficiales ia'
poneSeE, ha manifestsdo que el Jap6u
constFuiF6 acOrazados, cruceEOH-acOrazR'
dos, toEpsdeToa eentrs torpaderOs. Los
nuevoB aeOEazados BsEkn de 10000 tone.
ladas y los cEussEos acoEAzados no ser6n
menon formidableu por 81 tOnslaje , ar.
nanenE0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
DOCTOR LUIS Case ! SOTO.
0pTIGn.

De paHo para santo Domingo = Cuba
ofrece por pocou dias en- esta capital, CRlle
sla Luna so, altos, de 8 ( 12 3. N. y de
/ & p. m. lug Bsrvicios profssionaIeI, hR.
ciendo rsconocimieuto de la vista , despa'
Chando en- sl acto Bus prOpias pEescripcio'
mes laa de todoB los ocuIistaB.
Colossal suEtido de criBtRleH armadu'
ras de todas classes = formag. GMantizA
sus trabRjOS. Sc encarga de RdquiriE criB'
tales sspecialas. 150R.
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SaIVsgism0 indigsna.
lnsarsIonos saIgrlOntus d los nIH0s,

Nuevs York, diciembrs 15 Comuni'
can de al PssO, T>xas, que cuAtro txqloER'
tloReS lIegados de SanoTa, Mexico, cOmuni'
uaron que Cuatro peESonan habian Bido
musrtes y heEidan dos poT indi:s yaquiB.
Gegin alloU, snContraFon on Monte de Le'
a. < dos m6xicanoB, quieneB Ie diieEon
rnuy auuntados que los indiOB Rcababan de
sfsctuar una irEupCi6n 4 pOCas MILES de
DISTANCES, , EobHdO an convoy dc where's,
deiardo IN raHtro de e,toa On gran treChO.
Los viajsros vieron lusgO lOu caddvsres y
BiAden que On los dItimOs aiete dfaB hR'
bian psFecido otFaB peTs0pRs, SacEifcAdas
Por los ysquis On CinCo inCuEsiones que hi
pisrOn en- aIs tempo pOr GquolloH RlEsds'
aoEeI,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
& taal0ntO Costa ] d slrgsnts BIihsrn.

Por enfeEmsdad del tenisnts schsttini,
pFsata d BeEviCio dc ComAndante dc Il de-
mRTcaCi6n dc ID poliCia inBular de elts dia'
trito 81 tenients negundo 81. sGlom6n Cos
10 el cargo immediate 81 HaEgento Sr.
WaldemaE BithoFn.
Aver hubo ueTviCio especial en lR poli'
Gle de Il ciudad y de lOs baTIies , luB en-
caEgados do ls yijilancis pAUaEon una
"buena uoCba" en q CVmplimisutp Do ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
la TlENDlTA.

DE JOsEFA ECHEVARRIA. PIa.
81 Principal %, San Juan, Puerto Rico
POr oads 10 csntavOB que 80 gasten hasta
81 12 de Enero do 1908 Be otoEgar6 una
pApeleta de una linda muflsca I'm obieto
do srte Hay efectos ReligiosoI, Jugue.
teB aTtfculos de novedsd para sefoIaG.
n n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
Casa Do Pr8stanos Dc c. silva.

En- lou dial 80 81 del corrients mes
10 llevar6 cabo 81 remate de las prendas
cuyoB talone8 no han Hido reuovados nj
canceladoB deBpues de los seiI meHes que
conCeds Ia ley.
Ls casa suupende nus OpsTaCionea de
pr6stamoE , Buplica 4 todos los que tengan
prendaa d objetOS empsfiRdoB Sc Hirvan
EeScataEleH On el t6Emino que prescribe la
ley. 8v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
LTWWA FRBRRA DEI, OEsTH

ItiRsFaEiO. -salidaB do Bayaa0n , Oapi.
tal gIEg EguIGanaANagRt9s
Dias aboFabla-Ha aMana 9, 7.O6, RE0
B.46 11.00. TaEdo 1S.16u 1.A6. sis. ABS. SIS
ere.
O'aa REanana 8. = 05, $50 V.SE
E.A5 y e.e0.
Bilstss baFatOS para diAs foBtiRo1 Do
Cats6oA Bayana6n, l0a y VUolsa lR alaao
0.aS 80 9laHe S9.l6. De BayaNa6H 4 ia ana
YV9e1ta 1e olass G0-16, - OlaBs cole.
BtIlo19 OEGiRaRiO 90 Capital OatAllO en-
0laso q esnBAvoa.
BagaSa6a. Is e sopsoulbEo Ao lpa8
n aw On WA1AGa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25

verdad, no obstante, de que Sc ignora el
origen del estado nervioso, no disminuya
la dificultad, al contrario hace que So
abandone, y por supuesto, empeorR en-
Yez de mejorar.
I'm corto tratamiento de Peruna, para
remover lacondici6n catarral, ayudar Ia
digestion aetivar la circulaei6n de la
sangre, ha hecho mucho bien restaurant
do los nervios a su estado normal de
saIud y fuerza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
CuraCitn de Ia hidrOfObia.
R0suItldo DOL tratlnIIRt0 d PlstGGF.

Entire las ConquintR1 de Ia cisnoia en-
elto1 dltimos tismpoa ningunR mas aor'
pEendents que la gus reduce Ia moEtAlidad
poF hidFc fobiR en an SO "a, 10 cnal Bs debs
81 tratamiento de Pasteur, insigns bsna'
factor de la humRnidad. Ma Is obra dc
eute uabio frances hR aido Completada por
d professor italiano Negri, que hR descu.
bierto 81 garmen de Ia Fabia. Eata ilti.
ma conquista data de tres amos ack, y deB'
de Ontonce1 90 he adalantad0 mucho On
los m6todog do ID disguoais, 81 ext.emo de
que 81 uSado hoy q OEss isfalibla De-
25 600 vfetimas tERtadaB CoDf1Fms 81 dag
n6lticO, la lalyaEon ma dc 99%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25

Sa PAsr Dlonferde EI0gEa Ia PerUna Como T61cO.
Carta enviada ala Peruna espao
Nfonterde, dice
- 1S -;
/ The Peruna Drug Mfg
I
oue habedo
ain
Sider0 e n1eiOr f6n0 experinenGadO.
maaViOO
ha produd0 reSfaHra6n
iene sabOr agrada No
Fed0 rOda uer
pued De alta
! NOViennbre ), de 1905. PiiAR MoNTERDR
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PremiOS en- Ia ExpOsiCI6n de Ja-
mGWSt0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25

Ra m1R fapEu1eA % Vu1ds papal ds pa.
Ei6aioa yHsla s s20O los AS kEIsI (1s q,.;s.
tall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25

DERSONAS cuyas vocaciones re-
/ quieren una constante tension de
nervios, generalmente padecen de pos
TRACTION nerviosa. Esto especialmente
puede suceder 81 exciste Ia mas mfnima
condici6n catarral de lR membrane
mucosa.
Realmente, Is condici6n catarral es
algunas veces tan insignffcante que
ascassmente u nota ell paciente. La
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25

Viant0 8 Las eU9
q. IA 1h-E
VIonto Maxine
50-E
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02

entered on a new policy which
makes its stock equally eligible with
the Hecla as an investment and
still more desirable as a speculation.
Two hundred thousand shares OF
Success stock have been offered to
the local public at par, 81 share,
with a guarantee Of a 10 per cent.
dividend. From an income point
OF view this is almost as good as
lecla is now doing while the new
policy OF the Success makes its
stock even better speculation.
As to the price at which Success
stock is being placed on the market.
considered solely from the point Of
view OF the present proved value Of
the mine as evidenced by its ore re-
serves, we believe it compares ia
vorably with Hecla-that is to saw
that we believe the Success ore re-
serves to be fully as large an | rich.
proportionately to the price, as
those Of the Hecla, while its pros
poets for the future are equally as
bright. !.
Besides this it takes good deal
pf money to buy Hecla stock since
the company will issue no smaller
certificate than 500 shares. That
means a minimum investment Of
$1,000. 1t is not everybody who
has that sum to invest. An invest
ment in Success may be made as
low as 500 and 500 shares, which
would constitute a nice nest egg for
anybody, will cost only as many
dollars.
For these reasons we recommend
our friends and readers, and more
especially those who have only
a comparatively small snm Ct
money to invest, to subscribe
for all the Success stock they can
afford, believing it to be the most
desirable investment at present Of
Fering in the district. We question
seriously whether an equally good
Investment could be found any
where in the United States.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
SAMPLER AND CONCENTRATED
Independent Plant To BE Erected
BY Butte Company

by Butte Company
BY the middle of this month the
erection OF new sampling works
and custom concentrator will have
begun. 1t will be located just below
town between the lines of the North
ern Pacific and O. r. & N. companies
tracks and will be owned by the
Northwestern Ore Purchasing Com
pany, of Butte, OF which w. T. Nc
Hutton is manager. Only sampling
and purchasing Of ores will be under
taken at first and for this purpose
40x96 building. equipped with Bozin
automatic sampling machinery will
be erected. The plant will have an
initial capacity OF $50 tons day.
Later as the business develops and
more small properties which are not
yet equipped with concentrators get
ready to produce. custom mill will
be added. Before long this is likely
to be the more important branch of
The business.
Manager McHutton was formerly
with Heinze's Montana Ore Purchas-
ing company.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
ORGANIZE TO ADVERTISE

We noted in one OF the local
dailies last week a lengthy in
terview with Cyrus W. Gossert,
who had just arrived home after
a prolonged visit to New York
and Boston, in which he emphasizes
the fact we have already repeatedly
brought out that this district is
comparatively unknown to the in
vesting classes throughout the Uni
ted States and that its greatest need
is now adequate and systematic adj
vertising. Every man who visits
the east on mining business arrives
home with the same story and we
presume that when enough Of them
have made the trip they will &c: to-
gether and form booster" club
of some sort.
Why not do it now? Several
well known business men have ex-
pressed themselves as being heartily
in favor Of such a move. New con-
verts to the idea are being made
daily from personal experience while
the correspondence Of every broker
and promoter in Wallace indicates
plainly that their work would be
by 80 much the easier and more
successful the more that is known
about the district on the outside.
The brokers' association meets
twice day. Why not bring up the
matter for discussion at the next
meeting with a view to taking the
preliminary steps to form a boost
er" club at the earliest possible
date
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
Cathclla Elects Officers.

The Cathella company. which owns
a partially developed group of claims
close to town on Nine Mile creek,
at its meeting at Occur d'Alene on
Monday elected directors and officers
as follows for the ensuing year:
President and manager, Norman
Ebbley Of the Cracking Ebbley COM
pany; secretary. James B. Wilcox;
assistant, secretary. Hon. James p.
Fallon of Occur d'Alene; vice presi-
dent, General r. Miles OF Occur
The Bracking- Ebbley COM
pany recently acquired control of the
property. They propose to develop
It at depth by means OF 4 new cross
cut tunnel 700 feet long. The upper
workings show considerable ore, and
$4,000 has 80 far been expended on
he property.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
FURNISHING POWER AT COST
Success Company Helps Out the
Alameda and American

Success Company Helps Out the
Alameda and American
An interesting fact In connection
with the development of the Alame-
da mine Is that 1t is not only being
allowed the use Of the Success No. 2
tunnel free Of cost but is being sup
piled with air for one machine drill
and sharpened steel for the same for
5000 month. This Mr.. Samuels
figures to be the exact cost to the
Success. The sharpening OF the steel
alone could easily cost the Alameda
company for wages $240 a month.
The Success is also supplying its
other neighbor, the American, with
power for one drill at cost price.
This is an unusually liberal policy
forany mining company to pursue and
shows that Mr.. Sanuels is in earnest
In his declarations that he will assist
his neighbors all he can to develop
their properties.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
DIVIDEND RECORD OF coEUR dALENE MINES
COMPANY oE NIKE

Of this amount the Morning
EARNED 81 !easers Part Of II
! Old Gem mine Mss 900: Helena 28MO
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
Dalmacia Mining COMPANY.

The Dalmacla Mining company
owning . group Of promising claims
on Pine creek near the. Nabob, with
handsome surface showing Of ga
lena, was Incorporated on Tuesday
With the following officers and direc-
tors: President. John Biotti; Vice
president. Steve Barbora: secretary
and treasurer. w. w. Bixby: direc-
tors. Joseph Blackburn and Frank
Fox. The company ID capitalized at
~ 100000 IN one dollar shares.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02

The Miner being unable publish full and
We
lacking
the above table will publish receive them
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02

or partially developed properties in
this district that commend them
selves to the Success management.
1t can easily b, seen that such a
policy, especially when directed by
a master hand like H. f. Samuels,
will eventually mean, as we said in
the first place, another great hold
ing and producing company that
may rank in time with either the
Bunker Hill or Federal companies.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02

outgoing mails from Wallace on
Thursday, our day Of publication,
the Miner will use the prices Of the
Wednesday afternoon meetings Of
the Spokane and Wallace boards
for closing quotations" in its mar
ket report.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
POOR WIRE SERVICES

liz plSSclt lOIlk Instance Cele
phone service, and the telegraph
service too, are about as farcial a,
they can be. We have had som,
annoying experiences with both our.
selves, though we do not use either
line nearly 80 much as many Other
people. To the brokers of Spokane,
Butte and Wallace the badness Of
the service is especially irritating
1t has frequently involved individ-
ais or firms in serious complications
which were only settled with diff
Guilty without expensive lawsuits.
And the worst feature of the case
is that both the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company and the
Western Union Telegraph company
are and must be themselves the
chief losers. With prompt connec-
tons or delivery Of messages their
business would be vastly increased
but this can only be assured by con.
siderable outlay which both compa-
MES seem to be determined to avoid.
Under date Of April 26 Dan p.
Bagnell, the well known Spokane
broker, wrote the Miner on the sub
ject as follows:
Il would like to have you men,
ton in your paper the trouble there
is with the telephone and telegraph
lines between the cities of Spokane
and Wallace. Yesterday there were
AZ calls at the Office and the wire
was busy. l have received letters
from Kratzer 4 McKinnis where
they had wired me on April 18th.
in regard to mining stock and sent
me copy of the telegram, and |
have not received the telegram from
the Western Union office yet. The
service between here and Wallace is
ridiculous. The Pacific States Tel.
sphone company have stated that
hey have no franchise in Idaho
but that they will build as many
ines to the boundary line as the
Rocky Mountain Bell company will
meet them with.
II know from experience that
hey could increase their revenue
rom $50 to $50 a day if they had !
letter service. We have written a
etter to the manager Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell company at Salt
AXE urging him to cooperate with
ne Pacific States company in this :
natter. I
II think that if the brokers Of
our city would pass resolutions in
egard to this service that it might
clip to secure the extra lines" 0
The brokers Of Wallace should Q
OF require any urging from the :.
liner to induce them to take steps ! !,
| conjunction with the Spokane t
Okers looking to improved and p'
lequate telephone and telegraph Al
cilities. to
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
LEGAL NOTICES

The Wallace Miner il authorized
by the laws of the last session Of
the Idaho legislature to publish all
kinds Of legal notices. The mana
ger of the Miner will therefore great
ly appreciate all such business and
specially requests the patronage of
mining companies ~ he would like
to make . speciality of advertising
company meetings, notices Of assess
ment and notices of sale Of delin-
quent stock.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-05-02
AN IDEAL INVESTMENT

} Readers of the Miner will remem
: Der that in our last issue we printe,
an editorial on the subject Of in
vcstments as contrasted with spec
ulations in mining stocks in whicl
we pointed out that only few
Occur d'Alene stocks could yet b
classcd as pure investments, though
not even the best of them were en-
tircly lacking in speculative value
AS an instance we cited Hccla stock
at its present price of 81 one of thu
very best investments one coulc
find anywhere, both on account o.
its present notwithstanding capac.
ity and its long assurance of life by
reason Of its enormous and steadily
increasing ore reserves. This stock
we asserted was easily worth So
right now, figuring on the basis on
which mines are bought and sold
throughout the world, and we pre-
dicted that at an early date; when
the deeper development now
planned was accomplished, the
stock would probably be worth $40
a share on an investment basis.
This, Of course, is where the specu-
lative value comes in.
AS a safe investment at 81 a share
we believe it to be of the best-that
is to say there is absolutely no
chance Of one losing ones capital or
any part of it so invested, just as in
the case OF a gilt edged bond, while
the latter would yield nothing like
the same income. Then, too, the
bond would never be worth more
than its face value while it il a
good speculation that Hecla will
some day sell for $40.
In the same editorial we pointed
out that the Bunker Hill and Sulli-
van, Federal, Hccla, Success, Snow
Storm and Stewart were prob
IDLY the only other Occur d'Alene
stocks which at present could
De classed as pure investments
'ince the Hercules is not in
'orporated. On the dividing line
'etwcen the two classes Of stocks
We placed Alameda, Charles Dick.
ms, Frisco, Hunter, Idora, Mont
Or, Nabob, Pittsburg, Rex, Snow
hoe and Tamarack, Pittsburg, Hun
sr and Tamarack should have been
laced in the higher class as the
'rmcr will very soon be a dividend
aver and the latter can hardly J
void becoming one before the end
the year, while the Hunter il now J
! paying basis and will soon Be :
lying dividends too. a
Since that editorial was written, 4
,wever, the Success company has