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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25
Straight Salaries
For Officers

The county election this fall is
of special interest and impor-
tance on account of number
chances in offices and salaries
which were made in the last
Legislature.
Under special act Of the last
legislature, approved March 19,
1907, the sheriff of White Pine
county, will, after the first Mon
day in January next, draw a
salary of 81, 400 per year. In
addition to this he will be en-
titled to his travelling expenses
while summoning jurors and
subpoenaing witnesses, and will
also be allowed a commission on
all money collected on sheep IL
cense. The sum of 81, 500 a year
is allowed for deputy sheriff,
and a jailer who is also to act as
janitor and nightwatchman at
the court house, is provided for
at a salary of ST, 200 per year.
The county recorder and ex-
officio county auditor is allowed
a salary of $2,4 per annum.
All fees collected by him after
the first Monday in next January
will be turned over to the county.
He may appoint deputies if nee
essary with the sanction of the
board of county commissioners.
The county clerk and ex-officio
clerk of the board of county
commissioners is allowed a sal
ary Of 81, 800 per year.
The salary of the county treas
urer is fixed at $1,800 per year,
as is also that of the county as
SCISSOR.
The district attorney who is
also ex-officio county superinten-
dent of schools and public ad-
ministrator, is entitled under the
new law to salary of 81, 200
per year. When in attendance
on Justices court within the
county, he will be entitled to
mileage for one way at the rate
of 20 cents per mile.
The county commissioners will
draw $500 per year each with
; mileage for actual distance
travelled at the rate of 20 cents
mile for one way.
The new law is a distinct i'm.
provement over the present sys
, tenn, especially in the separation
of the offices of sheriff anC
county assessor. Why two of.
fees reqiring such directly op
: posite qualifications should eve.
have been combined at all is
mystery. Probably the necessit,
for strict economy which result
ed in a doubling up of all tn
! Offices, is the only explanation. :
! Ely Record.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25

hosting plant on the Onondago
mine.
Pioche-Pacific company, 20
horsepower gasoline hoist.
just think of ii, reader, and
consider what such a movement
means to actual development
work. While we have had no
perceptible boom in the town,
all this activity can be told by
the paid freight bills at the Pi-
oche freight depot.
Right now there is a great
conference being held by those
in the proper position on the
the Salt Lake road, considering
the immediate extension Of their
Pioche-Caliente branch to the
Prince mine, passing on its course
as proposed the Ely Valley prop
critics, the great Highland dis
trict, the Demijohn, the Colder
Prince and many other proper.
ties of equal merit.
Smelter and other reduction
plants are being seriously con-
sidered. An electric light plant
also. to be located at Bullionville,
in the very near future.
Watch for the report of Mr.
Clark, who has spent ten days
in the district sizing up the ore
tonnage now opened up ready
for shipment.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25

More than unusual comment
has been heard Of late, regard
ing the extensive scale on which
property owners have been ac-
tive in completing their working
equipment in the way Of the
very latest in modern machinery
such as hoists, air compressors
and power drills.
Compared with the past ten
years mining enterprise in this
district, the months Of April,
May, June and July Of the pres
ent year, eclipses all previous
efforts. One can hardly realize
until the data is compiled, the
immense amount of machinery
that has been purchased and
placed in operation in the latter
period Of the time.
While money conditions were
at a standstill, the price Of
metal at a low ebb and a gen
eral stagnation of all enterprises,
Phoebe, with her surrounding
properties within a radius o1
from one to twenty miles, realiz
ing the mineral output to be de
rived by modern methods, ha;
been on the move in a way that
speaks volumes. This largs
equipment means larger pay
rolls, more dirt coming out 0.
the ground, more ore shipments
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Machinery Shipments
To the Phoebe District
Phoebe Pacific
Machinery Here

Tuesday afternoon last the
Judd, Lund-0lsen Co., loaded a
gasoline hoist and all other ac-
cessories from the freight cars
at the depot and landed them
safely on the ground of the Pi-
oche-Pacific company.
Thus another of the recent
corporations Of the district is
showing some speed" in the
way of active development work
on their ground here. Walter
Getchell has charge of the in
stallation of this machinery, and
will have things in running order
in a short time.
A shaft of considerable depth
has already been sunk on one Of
the claims, and the new plant
will enable the promoters to de-
termine just what lies beneath
the surface. Prominent in this
work are several of Salt Lake.
leading citizens, with capital
enough to proceed without de-
pending on stock sales to meet
the monthly pay-rolls.
Development on this property
is anxiously looked forward to,
and surface indications point to
a most remarkable output Of pay
ing ore.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25
Run the Thieves Down.

Several more petit larceny
thieves have been operating in
town this week, cleaning up sew
eral chicken coops and one cellar
in a private residence. In the
latter case the parties were iden-
titled carrying away the goods in
sacks, but by the time the report
had reached the sheriff's office,
the parties doing such dirty
work had the goods landed, and
it would be impossible to identify
the goods in a court, The
thieves are being watched close
ly, and may be landed in jail if
like event occurs.
Bert Christensen is a busy man
these days hammering away on
the shaft at the Golden Prince
| property.
County division propositions
are not discussed very much in
this section. Let the good peo.
pie of Las Vegas and Searchlight
get together and start the move.
ment properly. A popular vote
of the people will explain the
real sentiment of the taxpayer,
of Lincoln county, and we vii
abide by a decision of the ma
jority.
Tony Jacobson arrived on las
evenings train and will visi
here a few days.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25
PiOche-MOhaWk
Lets Contract

Another of our ambitious min
ing companies is the Pioche-Mo-
hawk. Notices have been post
ed this week asking for bids on
a contract to sink a shaft lbs
feet deep on one of the claims of
the group.
A Buffalo whim and other sup
plies are now at the freight depot
consigned to the Pioche-Mohawk
company. This new equipment
will be installed as soon as the
advertised contract is let for
sinking of their shaft.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25
Local Politics

Inquiries are numerous as to
who are prospective candidates
for our local county Offices and
those of the state legislature.
Up to date the sheriff's Office is
the only one that there seems to
be any particular struggle for
right now. Searchlight wants
the sheriff's office, and will make
a determined fight in both con-
ventions to have their man placed
on the ticket
We say, elect men who will
at least live at the county seat
and oversee the busines affairs
of the Office.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25
Highland Mary Shipment.

The second carload of high
grade ore taken from the High
land Mary is about ready for
shipment from the mine. This
makes two carloads taken from
this property lately,
The Highland Mary is in a very
highly mineralized section OF
the Highland district.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25
Another Hoist
In Operation

The Anderson-Baker Mining
company has installed and has
in running order a Is horsepower
gasoline hoist and compressor.
Everything is running along
smoothly, and will aid in the de-
velopment of its property to a
great extent. w. S. Anderson
has charge of the work now in
progress. ----
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25

Judge Marioneaux of Salt
Lake City, is here on matters OF
mining nature. He is interest
ed in ground near the Prince.
The Mendah-Nevada Company
has started hauling another lot
of ore to the depot and a carload
will be on the way to the Salt
Lake market in a few days.
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Bristol Valley
Has Ore Body

tendent of the Bristol Valley
Mining Company is stepping
high, and he surely has just
cause, for the body of ore that
he uncovered last week by strik-
ing into a big cave, is out of the
ordinary.
In the Bristol Valley No. 5
claim, shaft is being sunk on
the incline, and is now down so
feet; ore occurring all the way
down, and at the bottom Mr..
Murphy started a drift north to
intercept vein of ore that
showed in another shaft 100 feet
north or the Valley No. 5. At
distance of Is feet from the bot
tom of the shaft Of Valley No. 5,
he broke into a large cave, and
an examination discloses the fact
that it is the conjunction point
of two distinct veins, one lead
ing from the shaft to the north
Of Valley No. 5, and the other
from the bottom of the shaft.
The center of the cave is a
large body of ore, and the ex-
tent Of the same can not at pres
ent be determined, but on the
east and west side of the body
of ore exposed there are large
assures, and rocks dropped down
evidences considerable depth.
The cave discloses enough ore
for three or four carloads. AS
the shaft to the north is down
100 feet, Murphy is continuing a
drift from the bottom of this
shaft towards the cave, and ex-
pects to strike the continuation
of the ore body and cave at a
depth of 100 feet, and only has
to run now about so feet to en-
counter the ore body.
The ore is of an excellent ship
ping grade, and the owners are
surely to be congratulated on the
strike. This property joins the
Lucky Star Gold Mining Com
pany on the east, and is in the
best mineralized belt in Jack
Rabbit mining district; being
surrounded by the Ida May,
Lucky Star, Fortuna and ad'
iacent to the Day mine.
Several shipments Of thai
high-grade copper ore from thf
Bristol district, left the freight
depot this week,
Dick Chope, foreman of th'
Prince mine, left on Thursday
trafu for a weeks trip. He will
visit Tintic and Salt Lake befor'
returning.
Esmeralda county is boastlni
of its tax collection on the secont
installment for the year 1908
Well, Lincoln county was not ia
behind. Only four pieces o
property went to sale on the frs
Monday of July, and all but on
of those have been collected.
Mr.. Deidrich, who has jus
finished the installation of tn
Nevada-Des Moines plant, LEI
here Thursday morning for hi
home in Los Angeles, soon to re
turn, after making an importan
business trip to Salt Lake City
From present indications P
oche will not have a new waite
pipe for fire purposes before tn
snow flies. The town has tn
money ready for this improve
ment, OF which it will pay hal
but the water company is siler
on immediate action. Fire il
surance rates are on the raise.
The August number Of tt
Arrowhead will contain muc
interesting information regar'
ing Pioche and the surroundin
mineral territory. This editiC
will be profusely illustrated vii
views of many active propertle
and we maysexpect everyone
to mail a copy to the outsiC
world. Boost a good thing alon
and you indirectly boost you
self.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-25

Mr.. Zimmerman and wife left
this morning for Schenectady,
N. Y, on a visit with relatives.
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Is
Being Rushed

Chas. Fernandez was in town
this week from his camp in the
Bristol district. Since the fire
of several weeks ago an entire
new outfit has been installed.
Nine men are working on the
lease Of the Iron Ledge mine,
and every foot of work shows
improvement.
One lot of ore is now on the
depot platform awaiting another
lot to fill a car, all being taken
from this lease.
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The Nevada-Utah Mines &
Smelling company have resumed
two trains per day on their Jack
Rabbit run. 1t is now necessary
to supply water for two sets of
boilers recently put in at the
Onondago mine, and the ship
ments of ore from the Day mine
commenced this week. Every
thing in and about the Jack Rab-
bit district looks good. and much
active development work is be-
ing prosecuted throughout this
section.
The California-Pioche company
has completed the installation ol
their hosting plant on their pro
perty, and sinking has com
menced. The double compart
ment shaft will be sunk to thu
300-foot level before any othe
development work is done.
F. C. Rickert, representing tn,
Remington Typewriter compan,
spent several days in Phoebe thi
| week.
An unusually heavy rain nea
Panaca yesterday afternoon Dc
layed the train two hours. Th
water raised up over the track
several places requiring the hel
of a section crew to make repair
necessary.
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para psF1ahaB .p6lidaE. SD A Iou poos1 diau
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r0Utableci6 por complete gu DAlud, p3rsIo
,qus agE9dseido extisnds eli uuucrito Gpte
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niug6a prsEio, BuHtitutog q Ias Pfldo18R
RoGGdaB del DIR. WILLIAMS. OaBi TO-
dAu laR. bOticau venden les l9gftimaB.
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PlRsgbA RRESE gss. N NJ i.i5 f'9s a. nq'l 1Ss
que han CesueltO ell pFoblema de Ia genie
de do,ggS9 g9'S SS gFs9 tf!sei,o iS3 @ tsa5f & e 3
magnffico eatablecimientO ell surtidO mas
nOmpletO de los artfculOs del ramO. AMI
hunca faltau las legitimas camisetas de-
crepe de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medias para seli0ras z nifiQsg asf como
para cabal re-. kO4tpRt Rtoss ct1S con
!abricantas d b0ren eE1BOnd dieiBn detsnaE
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
juegOsA Ade yi2tas DOrot4 yg HqUe vel1tetl
en- col jltas dos laz6b yauasss handRs 10 zen cas
iitas de seis lazOs; pOdemOs servir cual-
dUI9f cOI0F Y pFecfO desds 8 t:T5 a. 8 & eli
iuegO. Yea ell gran lote dc bCrdadOs y en-
cafes cuya reali9aci3n hacemos q menQs Q
de l9Pmttad Cle I8recios 7FISn gtelRss lRncasT
mos 81 POS 5SpecEalesS ehF F5Tsia9 hOIsilt.
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell p6blico de
gustO necesite- Pida1 mpestFRsy g. visite
nuestros grandes 'aimacenesyl segdranaen-
to hallRra cuanto necesite. P. 0. B. 1884,
TelefOnO 273s ySall ErancisOO 5l5 San Juans
Puerto Rico.
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MuCh0S de los paSajsr0S Sc dsSnla.
kYaGB1 GllaSu ata1 de ellDgulT las
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por "Lut ksnbacb," que venis de NEW
h yYoll1,glIeg6 eanf 10 Ultima znoFhaF con RI
fdego' 1Io ID b6dfg6 toda7fa STdisndo. -
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LRu IIsmRn 90 dascubriOTon & las 4 do la
zuaaaRR del 26>ds 0ctUbEe,s scuandosa be-
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inAtRpts, pT0pAF6nd0gS Los pOquefioB bptea
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1giF hilsi1glnht r0hsdft6 'vog haeiR all6"
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BSs 10 preparation proviBi0naImante gobF0
les PsRilloB del puOnto Los paSajOroB ppr
todog erRp 81 ,,.r
ii7 T.4 6auttat dol faego De dsuc0noGo, habi6n'
tl6BeI Ihecho TmIOIibl1 81 sacetio fSSta' 'bodega.
E6a tfiei61Ga n0 tsmiah afrBnCAt 4ERblillaB
p6E& CumDatIt 81 Tueg0I sn cAB0 az que eI
aiFs asf ColocRdo it Fl 8maER Las llRmaa. So
hiCieron 0gujaroU uObTe sl puents y TODD sl
WaP0r quG era poaibls extFRsr do Ia mGqdi'
No, 10 dirigfa haciR lG bodega. TRmbi6n
Bs aEToi6 sgu0. @r"onl 5j")2')
MuchoB do los paUsjeFos Ee dsBmayaFon
On Hu Sf6n do ponsE en- pE6otiCao tOdoB los
rGcuTGes para ID RxtipCi6nn del 9fusgo, pOFO
pronto B0 E0cobFaEoB. z, I%nienA -
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to bAjo la OnosaCiECunuta66iGiE y ill stn en-
loB ssmblRHtsa1 10 pintab6 olap6nieo Con-
gFatularon al CRpit6n y Bu tripulaci6u por
90 vRlisDte conducts.
El fuFgO todavia Rrde y Ia bOd0ga Gdn
no 90 hR alberto.
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LlegaEea noHsaaaes al Popular.

Elua elegautGa p6mns I'D fieaa nssncfaa
de Ias man aCEedftGdaa mBTca6 ha FaCibido
RyqE el "PopulRE'' del senior Amsrico sa'
laB y 81 GlGanCs de tOdaB las foEtanaa 10
0uEusntFGn OoameticoH GguaB dc toCador y
pO1famerfs Oriental. La. gran novsdad
aH sin duda laB-slsgantsg botaB de eabPiti.
lie y dc slGBtiCo para s'flpTaB que Ba 70.
cibisTon on el tiltim0 vSpor. De las>ma'
ioFsg = mas 0IegantG8 maFoaB de CaI9Rdo
de eBaR OlaBas, egpS nals1, 81 gran BuFti3o
que en- el AOF0ditado establoOimiento efFocs
hoy & sue numeFoBoB favoEecadoleg. Oh.
jetog pEopiog para EegNl0s de- PABOuRB, en-
gran u6mOFo. 81 ..-..>,' - f,
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PETROT,EO n ACETTE

rs = q s.
Ell PETROLEO . ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR ~ .QCEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO.H U0lno'se haI pfetendid0p0r
algunOs industriales recOmendar ell aceite
de petroleO como nm sustitut6 del aceite de.
hfgadO de b8GalRo, debenIos advertir pOr ell
bien de los mismOs enfermOs que el Rceite
de petr6leO es una espbstanGia mineral Qeu.
gi so usa internamente es eXpelida integra
pOr las .eXRcuRGiOnes intestin8les, causan-
dO'a Ia 'larga inflammation de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
Ci9l de todO alimentOt Ia de ser asimil able
y VOIVerse parte de los tejidOs OrganicOs y
no puede nj remOtamente COmpararse con
ell aceite de hGgadO de bacaIaO, cuya pro-
Spiedad @de nutrir y fortaieceT los organis-
mos d6biles 10 han hechO tan necesariO y
tan justamente apreciadO en- tOdQs sel mum
II La nssier en16ne1A .de. tomar 81 .hceits de
hfgadO de'hacRI RIaojes2 2eTrla fOrnnas6l enuI-
sion, pOr ser asf mas facilmente 8bsOrbidO
pOr ell est6magO; de todas las emuisiOnes
COnOCidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y Ia mas efiCti7, no sOlaInepte
pOr la pureZa del aceite y de los dem6s in
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su elabOra-
ci6n, snO pOrqae 6S 0U GJ75Se0 emulsion que
no Sc SepGTCC, que no sc e41TOqlciG, que no
CO91t5e71e SobStQgoc3GS que &TTite31 8 691tCCE.
men eL eSt6D1GgO y pOrque en- una palabra
es .el slinaentO mas concentrate y mas asi
mu8ble que cOnOCenl los m6diGOs para
cOmP8tir .tOdRs las fOrmas de debilipad
Organica, para pUrificar la sangre y como
uu auXiliar indispensable para las persO-
mas Afect8das de tisis, de escT0fnla de r9-
QuitismO y OtrRs d0TenciRs Cr6nicas.
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LlNEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Observation-Disclosures de Bayam6n y
Capital, simultaneamente.N
Dias labOrables. - MaIlana 6, T.O5,
$50, p,45y 100. Tsrde II IS, 1.45, 3.15,
4:55,, Sissy $50. =,
Dfas festivo9 .-MananarG, 7.o5, $50,
g.45 y IL. Tarde>12.l5, 1.8O, 2.3O, $50,
ADO, 5,45 y 6 30,2t.
Billetes baratos para dias festiYos.
De San Juan a Bayam6n, ida y vuelta
en- l9 clase. -25 cts; "a q clase, ,l6 CTS De
GSys5H eiaye, 10 cfS.. SsSIo SseIaee lqS I56fg 49, =
Billetes Ordinarios de Capital a Ca-
tanO en- la, claas5 Gets. y52@ claae@S 'etv.;
Bayam6n 10 de Enero de 1906. Ra-
mon Vald6S. l%VI u j.. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-09

AL CAFE MORGAN-El acreditadO es-
tabecimientO de la calle de la HFOEtfal ezap
tAIlen 2ll acaba de Tecibir un msg1 fttc0
surtido de t0da Glas3 de confitUras y dull
ces. Sc despachan m6dioOs HIunjehs9 des5
de las de la mSfIana les IL p. m. En-
chocolates y heladOs no hay cOmpetencia.
Es el estab ecimientO favOritO de lasdamas
SO enouentra allf tOdO 10 mas gratO al pa
ladar mas fino y delicadO. Cafe y y1chopOla-s
tes EsmerAdO serViciO 80 v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-09

=. AtNO+NfAS CANAS." Sin neCesidad de
teri Sc .el sGabellO,; ProdigiOso especffico
que haee dssapaRecer las canas, dsvolVien.
DO aIeRbelI0 sl color natural. AbsoIuta-
mente NO ZINE, 'sin6 que rest tuye la
raiz del cabelloy le da viaa 6sts, haci6n
dOlQrecobrar sn color natural. Els la uni
ca prep aFaci6n cOnocida Que posee esta
propiedBd Sc ha pr"bado en- miles de ca
sos con bUenOs resultadOs. y Es ademas un
rem etfio ,se ficaz para curar pors en1aplefo la
CaspR EsScOm pletam Ell to inefeIlsfy0 y no
cOnIene grssa acefte de nff4e a q especie.
Sc puede Qsar como aqua de fOcaGior. De
venta:7 Ricardo BOOthby, AGENTE GE-
NERAEa Hotel Inglaterrs San Juan, p. R.
&ssS%C & 'G#sf 30 w. as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-09
THTTEKD0R EEI ERE[

20 comfy Y. w. eF9Ss Ss
usRrse siempre que los niflos estan en- el
periodO de Ia detenci6n. PrOpOrciona ale
vic Immediate al pequeRio pRciente, prOdu-
tlolor el angelic despierta muy vivO y
Alegre Els muy agradable al paladaEs
salma al niHiO, ablanda sus dolores, hRce
RSciles lR funei0peR del sst6mR Rga Y regFla
los iItea6 a6inOs E q aiae a nd aet e6nOS
Cid0aga91 La dlarre ya prs ven cate de Ia
TengaHe fmrCti0 cUfdRd o -sGl- -peG1r u g ] JaFas
De Calmatne de la Sefiora Wins1OW": es Ell
neiOF de tOdOs... T. b.. ~ r~y. y, sy>=%n ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-09

Ell MEJOR RON.-Lo5 !. fiorsu ( eAls
vRrsz hsEnanos dal oomsrcio dc ests. pISs
20, cOntiDiRn rGCibianaO gTan6dsu poaidon
del acTOditado product0 Ron San Lsiis,
que he morsCido ID mpjoF aeaptaci6n asl
p6bliC0. No contiens uustanriaa> nocivSB
, O8<"Yiejo" de vsEdEd, nin mixtifi gacionos
nj aditsmeuto1 psyjuaieiale1 ( ID lalud
No Ia oolvideia, 'Ron San LuiS'' o6Iia tlo
BSn JQs6 caa6 rt loraa. .AlyRrel harmanor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-09

Il. LOPEZ OEPERO, San Jou6 is.
O0mpra Ygventa do mnebleB On general.
So hGcen pFsntAmoBa de dinsro sobTo prem.
dAS do orc, plata J pisdrss prsoiolar. 30
CompEan prOndaU antigusI modernau. So
ComprG , v0nd0 plNtAsy orc detaTiorado.
COngSspt9 exiutenciS do musbloS, & tho
OCOn6qiccl BARRAs DE CATRE, -.