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The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Wanda where Ouida gone if we'd a
written Under Two Flags. " speculates
the Chattanooga Star. We can't say; but
it's 'cinch" Under Two Flags" would
have gone into the waste basket
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

IN reality, he has saved practically moth
ing But if all the energy devoted to
securing a cheap" fare had been eX-
pended in seeking a better, safer, and
more ampiified service, there would be
something to show by way Of result worth
while, doubtless.
The Dure-fOod movement is a rational
and fairly considered thing; it will effect
reforms truly benefcial-but it's aim. pri-
marily, not being how cheap" but how
good, il receives cold comfort from the
public. and drags along rather listlessly.
There is a great deal I'm this thought
though we may convince relatively few
people of the same. 1t doesn't offer 4
field Of agitation suited TO the practical
politicians" peculiar talents He wants
to harp on something cheap" something
that gets right next "a citizens pocket
book Immediately. If ne can get hold of
that kind of issue, said citizen will sit up
and take notice. This. however, is en-
tirely too radical an era for the saner
logic to prevail. We must wade along
through some more peanut politics, we
suppose before We can successfully in
duce people TO lift their eyes above mere
"cheapness."
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

The storm aroused by Mr.. Henry Reu-
terdahls article In McCIure's has calmed
somewhat. and So far no hostile nation
has cared to attack our feet. notwith-
standing his criticisms as to its non
effectiveness. Perhaps. however. Admi-
raj Evans reported attack Of gOut had
something 20 60 with standing off the
enemy.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

What has become of the oId-fashioned
father?" politely inquiries the Atlanta
Georgian. Holding his old-fashioned nose
pretty close to the old-fashioned grind
stone probably, trying e. support his
new-fangied children.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

The prisoner was charged with va
graney
Have you any means?' demanded the
judge
No"
Then how do you llve?"
4 have ways"
The man was discharged,
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
Citizens League.

Citizens Leagie.
Little Rock. Ark
II viii not disappoint you. Have
not set caught the eye Of Fair
banks. Please don't send any more
wires. Collect
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
Lengthy.

Talk about parting ones name IN the
middle"
"Yes?"
Count Laszlo Jeno Maria Henrik
Simon Szecheuyi could braid his"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

The doctor who advised people to avoid
germs b.- not kissing doubtless has re-
turned 20 his formaldehyje and bichlorid
long ago
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
which

Now as regards the Presidential can
didate
"Wellr'
rs it to be a feather duster. or d step
ladder?"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
CITY SNOW.

CITY SNOW.
The beautiful
Comes sitting down
Like whitest wool
Upon the town.
And when the beautiful is through,
We have Of fairyland a view.
The beautiful
Beneath the crush
Becomes a dun,
DiscOlored slush.
The beautiful, I'm forced 10 say,
Is far from such the second day.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
FINc snfmrdnrs.

Sweet May has dances merry
Fair June has pretty ways,
But dear old February
Has fve pay days.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
EVERY SATURDAY.

Our Motto; II YOU see it i. The Big
Stok. it isn I necessarily 50.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
THE DOCUMENTS IN THE CASE

Extract from an editorial in the
Arkansaw Banner.
But we are quite sure that our
Senator Of the distinguished name,
a name borne So U1rthily by another
famous SOuthCmcr. viii cast euoT-
nous credit on Little Rock by the
tremendous speech which We under
stand ue proposes 10 make. He has
had it in preparation for several
years.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
4 Real Prize.

DO | get IA prize if 1 subscribe"
tor. You get our paper"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

The p0rtly form Of William How
ard Taft was seen about the Capitol
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Extract from The Washington Her
aid:
The Hon. JEFF Davis will speak
to-day on Democracy triumphant '
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

William Jennings Bryan has put
in most Of the week glad-handing IN
our midst.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Our friend. 5. ". Meek. Of Rich
m0nd, Friday afteTnooued here.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Automcbiling 10 Chevy Chase is all
The rage these bright. crisp days.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Little kOCK. AK.
To the Hon. JCH Davis.
Senate Chamber,
Washington. ID. c.;
why this silenCey Your C0nstit-
ueuts expect % hear from sou. An
sWer."
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Copy Of various notes sent by GER
tain senators 60 their secretaries:
Look here. BE sure and have me
summoned from the Senate chamber
on important business this after
noon. / want to get away.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Telephone message from the Sen
ate 30 Public Printer Stillings.
''Yes-it's me-nOt TTaVis-Dayis-
Arkansaw! ] only spoke an hour
but tb= manuscript Is three hours
long. I've got leave to pTint. and l
want 1900 copies Of the Record.
You'll address them for me. Thanks,
old man. / think that Audit System
Of yours is great
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Arthur Moses viii announce that
house-wamng shortly. Good LUCK
be with him.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

". Loeb. ir.. took walk on the
Avenue yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Read Bingsils Bugls tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Extract from editorial in Little
Rock standard:
We knew that Arkansas was
blessed with orators. but We venture
10 say that in the history Of this
proud State future ages viii find
nothing so worthy Of pride and the
highest praise as the eloquent
speech Of our junior Senator. It
must have made the Senate sit up.
We have the full speech before us
in the Congressional Record. It was
simply glorious.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

If you don't see the kind Of news
you want in The Big Stick, Jet US
know. We strive 10 please.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Red Bingville BugIs tO-morow.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

II Is our pleasure to announce that
our city father, Henry Litchfeld
West. who has recently been ailing
at Providenee Hospital, will soon be
up and about.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

The Court Journal has been sus-
PENDED. Evidently didn't take. This
field is crowded with Weekiies any
way.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
Subscription Rates BY Carrier or Mail
lOn and after Decsmber %. Iggl.l

New York Representative. SMITH -WILBERDING
SPECIAL AGENCY. Tribune Building.
Chicago Representative, CHARLES A. BARNARD,
Boyce Building.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Roller-skating isn't as popular as
it was.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

The announcement that Floating
Florence" was about to bc barred
from the Library proved premature.
The popular little volume still has
the call.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

We hear that Public Printer Still
ings is firing Of public life and has
a serious notion 10 resign, Here's a
man that this community. never did
appreciate.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

There is a rumor that our fellow
townsman. J. II. Edwards. thinks Of
locating in the Metropolis. Wen be
sorry to lose him
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Sidney Bieber has his hand on the
throttle and is guiding the Repub-
lican ship in these parts. He wants
everybody TO get aboard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
la CASA LUGUBRE

amor he encontrado Ia joven tai Ia ha0ia
fgurado Por pare nj madre hace De ella los
elogioS
Los bajo todos concepos-dce lady ,ued
lock
Scnto placer oiros hablar asi, lady Dedlock
neeeso decr dc cuano preeio para mi la be-
nevoa que acabais de expresaros
Es competamente nutii-responde entonces, ssa
enonacon, sir Leicester que prncpia yer demasada
famaridad NJ Rouncewe
-Completamente, 10 confeso sir Leicester Dedloct; mi
hjo muy ioven, as la muchacha; debe, por ora
parte posicon antes de pensar casarse
por ahoa de Ia epoca dc casamiento Pc
consicnto que contragan esponsale supon ndo
que Rosa rechace mi ho que deb6 decarar que
npongo por condici6n estoy SECURE de que comp
der6is, sir Leicester milady, que Rosa quede
Chesney Wod Por este moyo, antes de pasar adeante
tom ola berad dc deciros que oponeis que "a
Rosa de esia deiar6 81 negocio e esado q
eneuentra, hare desstr M hijo de enlace Uo
pueae Nericalse.
Salir de Chesney -Woldl iImponero una cond-
o6n Iodas los antiques presentmenos de sir Dedock
ativos Wat Tyler herreros que hacen que
las GALES al respandor de las antorchas ago
meran mente tropel, es tanta su indignation,
le erizan los cabelos hasa los pelos de pate
las.
-aiiladf yo debemos comprender M Rouncew---
dice hacienda intcwanir miaav fan solo nor g an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04

llamativas, 8 con indicaciones inten
cionales, pero es en- vano; sigue indi
ferente su marcha complaciendo Il
sumo mi intenci6n, con iun ST. ST, en-
trecortado y seco, o una rapida mira
da de soslayo.
Mi amigo me abandona en- ell recode
de una esquina, para acortar La dis
tancia de su monotone y pausado an
dar, sin volver la cabeza, alzando
ell brazo, sc despide de mi en- un adios
mudo, sigue su Marcia indiferente
inmutable.
Yo prosigo calle abalo, respirando el
tedio del atardecer triste, cuajado de
brumas, Y al detener mi andar apresn-
RADIO, EN- la contemplation. de una fal-
da recogida, que me atrae, recuerdo
al amigo indiferente, inmutable, con
sus delgados lentes que aprisionan con
sus garras de oro, la parte superior de
su nariz, alzando ell brazo, sin solver
La cara, para despedirse en- I'm adi6s
mudo. indiferente. como 81.
Nemesio Ledo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
ra perjudicar los derechos que China

ra perjudicar los derechos que China
| alega tener al territorio.
La convention celebrada entire Chi.
ma y Portugal en- 1888 previene 81
esclarecimiento de la lfnea fronteriza,
Y Sc dice que China trata de nevar
a cabo esa obra, para poner un lfmi-
te & importantes usurpaciones in
justas reclamaciones hechas por Por-
tugal, respecto las islas y canales
que no estaban en- su possession al ITEM
po de frmarse ell tratado.
va ha hecho China varias protestas
diplomaticas, que han resultado futi-
les contra tales usurpaciones; pero has
ia ahora no ha dado paso aggressive
alguno para mantener los derechos
que reclama. Apesar de serias pro-
vocaciones, ha agotado cuantas medi-
das diplomaticas ha podido antes de
ocupar Ell territorio disputado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04

Telegramas proccdentes de Hong
Kong informan que 81 cree general
mente ALI que Portugal Sc prepare i
mandar buques dc guerra i aguas
china, con ohjeto de intlmidar i los
'comisionados chinos que Sc ocupan dc
fjar la frontera De Macao, ii insisten
en sostener que el territorio Ultima
mente ocupado por las tropas chinas
pertenece por derecho Il China, y que
Portugal debe consentir en- abando-
mario, puesto que 10 ocupa lndeblda-
mente. Informes procedentes de Ma
Gao, en- que Sc dice que los ehlnos
en- la colonia, Ne cree son ardldes pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
rOR CARLOS DICKENS

gio donde permanecera dos amos 81 eoegio por elem
po que han educado ns hermanas cuando la edu-
cac6n la haya hecho Ia gual contnuas amandola leos
de us deseos, hare dependa de para
asegurar tn feicdad" Podra citaros dversos eempos
del hecho que refero, creo milady que ndcan pre-
clsamene la eonducta que debo seguir.
La indignation dc sir Leicester estaa por fin terrible
majestad
Al Rouneewell-dice 81 baron la derecha
puesta sobre e frac azu acttud de que
representa- rerato de la gaeria de los antepasados
lponeis en- e msmo nive Chesney -WoId
Necesa hacer esfuerzo para que la palabra que va
L pronuncar le ahogue
II Y fabricaY
No neceslto conestaros que dos situacones muy d
ferentes embargo consdera e obeto Que
de consegur que puede establecer elias
paralelo
Sir Leicester dirige mirada majesuosa de extre
mo oro del salon para eercorarse de que todo 10 que oye
sueno y dice:
sSab6is que ioven qnc tienc Ia honra de. servr
milady Sc ha edueado en- la escuea dc Ia adeaq
Lo Sc sir Leicester; excelente escuela sostenda
generosamente por la famiiia
En- tai caso NJ Rouncewell Ia apcaci6n lie vuesras
observaeones al hecho de que traa incompensble
para mi.
Lo eomprender6s mejor sir Leicester dice Il fabr-
canfe rnbofizandoseseuando es haya deho one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
CRONICAS MENUDAS


No Sc que tristeza tienen estos altar
deceres de Otono envueltos en- su NOR
taja de brumas; las GALES aparecen de
siertas. los transeuntes caminan apre-
surados, como Ia memoria tras nm re-
cuerdo que Sc ha lido, con las manos
hundidas en- las faltriqueras de sus
gabanes espesos; los arboles de los pa
seos van deeranando sus hojas amari-
las, como esperanzas marchitas; todo
parece adormido.
De ratio en- ratio. colorea la bruma
del paisaje, con sus destellos lie luz,
la figura llamativa de alguna donce-
llita. Y entire esta gama de espejismos
nebulosos, me deslizo calle abajo, en-
Ia bnena compania de IN amigo.
lIi amigo es I'M hombre raro; al ira
YES de los delgados lentes. que cor
sus garras de orc aprisionan Ia parte
superior de su nariz We deslizar Ia Vi
da. como una voluntad sin obstaculos;
las yisiones atrayiesan sus lentes, CO.
mo rayos de luz. sin dejar huellas de
81 paso; sus dos pequeHas Y redon-
deadas pupilas 4 ratios parecen escon-
derse entire el surco de Sis pestanas
agrupadas en- IN guino nnnea apren
dido 4 yeces. intento atraer Ia afen-
cion de hi acompanante, con frases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
C0nClaYo Cat0l CO
Nemesio Ledo.

4 presencia De arzobispos, obispos.
abades mitradoS clerigoS v multitud de
seglarcs. Sc celebro on Chicago el pri-
mer Congrcso Cotolico de las Misones
que Sc ha reunido en- Ell pals
Ell Congreso abri6 sus sesiones en- Ia
Armeria del primer regimiento dc in
fanteria De Ia cludad citada, tenc
grandlsima signifcaci6n por FL hecho
dc que In lgIesia catolica de- America
sale d. la esfcra de las nisiones Sc
pone en- uu pie dc ignaldad con In IL
las naciones orgauizadas en- unidad ie-
rarquca. FL arzohispo Falconio. dele
eado apoSt6llco dc ) ;. hizo Il discur-
80 de aperturn dando Ia beudieion dc
P5a \ todos los qee tonaron part en
Tel congteSo ) augnrando uu gIorioso
ctecimento para In IglcSla eu su nue.
vo estado en dicho pals,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
Los baiOS On q JaDtn

La Gazette des eaux" da noticias
1lenas de interes sobre la importancia
los japoneses y de la manera como Sc
toman.
Al decir del colega, los japoneses
observan un verdadero culto por la
limpieza; hombres, mujeres ninos
de todas las classes sociales toman a
diario un bano caliente; y la palabra
<'culto" debe entenderse al pie de la
letra. pues La limpieza corporal consl-
derase verdaderamente entire ellos co
mo una prescription religlosa sin du-
da tiene origen ante todo, Ell ell de-
SEQ de conservar dicha prescription,
mas bien que en- ell cuidado de la me-
ra hygiene. Els evidente que este cul-
dado ha pasado ahora al primer ter
mino Y Sc manifesto en- una paslon
tan viva por ell aqua caliente como la
de ciertos occidentales (harto POGO nu-
meroso) por ell aqua fria. Ell siguien-
tie pasaje del libro Sur lie vrai triom-
phe des Japonais, del doctor Seman,
es muy suggestive acerca de este pun
to:
"Cada soldado tomaba un bano an
tes de ir al combate y por este medic
Sc ponia quirurgcamente tan lmpio
como era possible.
En- los cuarteleS del Japon, banaba-
Sc cada noche, Y durantc las marchas
al traves de la Manchuria. tomaba dos
banos por 10 menos. Sc ingeniaba pa
IN laVarse tanto como le fuera possible.
Los banos anadc el doctor - to
manse una temperature muy eleva-
da. entire 40 grades II grades. Asi
los pllblicos como los particulares. To-
manse generalmcntc en- una ancha Gu
ba de MADEIRA atravcsada por tubo dc
ccbre que conducc 81 aqua callcnte
desde una caldera calentada con car
bon de lena Dicha cuba 50 vacia eui-
dadosamente y enjuagase todas las ma
nanas. ll6nase luego de agua fra y
despues 81 enclcnde Il hQrnillo de Ia
cadera. fin dc que Fl aqua este bien
caliente por la tarde. En- las grandeS
ciudades, cada casa tiene una sala dc
banos; en- los lusares Y aldeas. hay
I'm establecimicnto comun
En- Toxic hay unas ] loo insta'aclo-
hes balnearias publicaS. O. las cuaIes
van a banarse cada dia 100000 per>o-
mas.
FL bano Sc toma por la tarde des-
pues de trabajo, y los japoneses apro-
vechan esta OCCASION para camblarse las
ropas interiors; Y exteriores. En- ye-
rano, las personas ociosas toman con
frecuencia tres . cuatro banos
Los banistas, yestidos con an kimo-
no especial, agrupabanse Ell torno dc
In piscina revolviendo el aqua con an
chas palas de MADEIRA, fin dc que es-
te uniforme caliente; luego Sc deslizan
POGO POGO en- el aqua, hasta que de
ella no sobresalte sino Ia cabeza. mien-
tras el maestro banista entona una vie
ia lamentacion la cual Sc repite Il co-
70.
Ell bano es siempre muy rapido, en- ter
minos de que pasados tres minutes,
todos los banistas salen del aqua Y van
L yeStlrSe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
MAS OBRAS, RECIRlDAS
EN Ia LIBRERtA DEL RoEeefA

EN Ia LIBRERtA DEL E&0fGEfM
Manual de frabricaci61 de chccolatsA.
pastas para sopa Y g2llctas, pcE
d. Luis Godos l tomo encuadeR
nado, $l.55, con franque0
obras poaticas de D. Jose dc EsproA-
ceda. | tomo en- r1stica, 45 cents
vos, con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de Co
rolina Invernizio, A % centavos
tomo, con franqueo.
El Derecho y su practica, al alcancs do
todos, por r Pi Y Arsuaga~ l to-
mo eneuadernado en- tela, $l.ess
con franqueo.
L. Introduction Ia Vida Devota, po'
el bienaventurado Francisco dS
Sales, principe y obispo de Cole
MIA de los Al6brogues. / tomo en-
euadernado en- piel. $160, cor
franqueo.
Sc ACADIA de recibir en- esta hbreria i&
importante obra titulada:
In mitad del mundo vista desde IN au-
tom6vil. (De Pekin Pari' 2
dfas.) Un tomo de 608 paginass
eiegantemente encuadernado en-
teia dorado, 200 ilustraciones foto-
grafcas una carta itineraria, poR
d. Luis Barzini. Precio. $500 con
F~.rneo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
PApEL PARA CIGARRfLLOS
DA vEa1A ~ Ell
BOLET[N MERCANTIL
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO
RICO
Oficina del Secretario

Por la presente ne informa al publ
60 en- general, que los programs para
la admission de aspirantes al elerciclo
~. =, >ftaC >rlA ante los Tribunales
s-~~-s oo 40 distribuyen en- esta Oh
Gina. debiendo dirigirse todo Ell que in
terese algnn ejemplar de ellos, 4 Ia IL
breria del Boletin Mercantil. que ha
tornado su cargo la publication Y
venta de los mismos.
San Juan, F. f., - Julio De 1907.
A. 7. Castro,
Serretario del Tribunal Supreme.
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M anu ale . &c I'm Ia

ENcUADERNADOs EN rELA FLExIBL 4
Manuel de Rcsistencia de Materialea v
Estabilidad 10 las construceiones,
por el ingeniero DR. Gindo Sandri-
nell.
Manuel de las ConStrucciones de Her.
mig6n y dc Cemento armada, por ell
ngeniero Jose Vaccheli
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
Desea colocarse

Una sehorita que escribe correctamen-
to en- maquinilla y tiene muy buenas
referencias. Informar&n en- esta re-
dacci6n. j !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-04
ArticuloS para escritorio
UN GRAN SURTlDO

Escribanias elegantes, propias para
regalos, de varios tamafos y precios.
Papeles de todas classes, Sobres, La
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para CO.
piar, Copiadores de cartas, Libretas de
todos tamafios, Factureros 1ltimo mo-
delo & infnidad de objetos & precios
econ6micos
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN
TIL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

the stock of the company was selling LOT
an il was worth and he was Inclined 10
froWn down on boosts that were not aD-
solutely justified by mine development.
he talked in a similar strain about the
iron Blossom, IN which he stated con-
ditions were more encouraging than they
mad ever been. He thought, however
that the stock was selling for more than
il was worth. -,
Concerning development work at the
Mountain Lake. Mr.. Knight said that
some little time ago it was decided 10 90
a little prospecting in the fissure that was
emf last fan and which showed sucn
splendid ore a raise was started. but II
was not long till the ore showing began
TO diminish. Just recently an improve
ment has taken place and it has since
appeared as though the fissure would de
Veiop some nice ore bodies. To TINS fact
Uncle Jesse attributes the present
strength in the price Of Mountain Lake
stock. ,.,- -, -
From the slOWness with which the pow
er company is getting its poles and wires
into the new smelling works at Tlnuc,
the management is now expressing rear
that it will be possibly a month yet De-
fore the furnaces can be started up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
OPERATIONS AT BINGHAM.
Items of Interest from Several of the
Camps Live Properties.

Bingham, May 23.-Recent develop
ments at the Verona company claims in
the lower part of town have been very
gratifying to the management. The main
tunnel is now in distance OF go feet
and the face is very heavily mlnerallzed.
The expectation of the management at
the present time is to strike the old Win
namuck vein and it is quite probable that
this will be encountered before long. The
work is being pushed vigorously and those
who have stock in the company are very
optimistic concerning the future OF the
camp. Manager 4. e. Darrenougue Is
in charge of the operations and is giving
the work his entire attention.
With their main tunnel in 1000 feet and
extensive development work being carried
on with the regular shipments the prop
erty of the Silver Shield presents a very
busy aspect. The main tunnel, which is
the longest and one of the best in camp,
is being pushed forward with all posi-
BILE haste. 1t is the intention to drive it
1900 feet further, where il will come out
in the canyon south OF Pine canyon. This
will make an excellent outlet for the ore
in the event of a smelter being built over
on the TOOele side. Shipments are being
made regularly. No ore has been or IS
being blocked out or any stopping done,
but the shipments are made as the ore
makes in development and exploration
work About fifty men are employed
here now.
Within a few days, ii is said, the Bing-
ham Central-Standard will make another
shipment of the same rich ore which was
encountered a few weeks ago. The
smelter returns from the former shipment
proved to be beyond the expectations or
the officials and the shipment which is
about to be made is said to run very high.
Development work on this ore body has
disclosed the fact that il is very large and
it will yield d heavy tonnage.
There will be a meeting of the directors
of the New England Mining company in
couple of weeks in Denver AT that
time it will be known definitely what the
program is to be for the coming year.
From what can be learned locally ii is
quite probable that work will be resumed
at once and shipments made to the United
States smelter, which will soon be ready
to receive shipments of lead ore. De-
velOpment has been carried on during the
winter and the mine is in excellent cOndl-
ton to yield a large tonnage. AT the
meeting of the directors a superintendent
Will be selected to take the place or
Henry NJ. Atkinson, resigned.
The senior class of the Utah school OF
mines, who have been in camp on their
for Eureka. The boys have had a great
time since arriving and have put in many
good ticks. Thursday was spent at the
Yampa mine. They were escorted through
the workings by Superintendent Nick Ire
lOar. Friday morning was spent at the
Yampa smelter and the afternoon at the
Boston Consolidated workings Saturday
was a busy day, with several hours
study of the steam shovel workings at
the Utah Copper and trip through the
Highland Boy. The embryonic engineers
had glorious time and were very much
pleased at what they saw.