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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29
ng, Shelters & Stock Quotations
MORENCI, TOWN
 OF INTEREST

baskets fastened to pole swung lacross the shoulders. The delicaeies in the baskets are carried by men on horseback.
 Mining timbers are brought to the mines on burros, and should the tim bers to be long for one burro they , are carried by from six to eight Mex jeans, sometimes more, according to the length and weight of the timber. It is not an unusual sight to see a Mexican man coming down a trail with a bundle of wood strapped to his back and head that a white man could scarcely lift. One old Mexican moves household goods by placing a pad on the back of his head and shoul- ders.
 The ''Tunnell, which is the unique name for the city jail, is cut in the solid rock and contains three rooms. As there is only on door lading into 1t, there is no chance whatever for a prisoner to make his escape without help from some one outside.
 Each mining company owns a com pany store" where their employees trade. and each company also has it's doctors. Every married man employe is assessed $5 a month and single man s3.75 Tor the services of physl- elan, hospital fees, drug and water rent. No other charges are made for the doctor and drugs for the entire family.
 The mining companies have, pro gressively, provided a very excellent library for the use of the working DO pie. Each man who pays S1.35 per month is entitled to tn use of the reading room and also books for the family.
 There are narrow paths. (called "trails') made all over the town for the people to either walk or ride on and when a funeral occurs the pail bearers carry the casket to the church and graveyard and the followers walk behind, two by two. When an ItaI- ian or Mexican dies, they have music, sometimes a whole brass band. but oftentimes only a cornet, violin and guitar are used. It is hard to tell oc- casionally whether it is a funeral or dance the Mexicans are having, as they often play the same pieces for both events. They sometimes carry guns and fire them at intervals on the way to the cemetery to scare evil spir- its away from the departed, and one person carries the entire cover of the casket from the house to the grave when a child or young person is be, ing buried. The palrbearers are young girls when possible.
 There are many other quaint GUS toms observed in Morenci, so that it is hard for an American to realize that it is a United States town. The climate is delightful and many per. sons are attached to this picturesque ! little mining city on account of it's neaIthfulness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29
Fl PASO HAS
 GREAT GROWTH
 IN RECENT PAST

The Fl Paso directory for 1908 is of the press and ready For delivery. According to this book and using 'he same basis which Is used in comput- ing population by all directory man ufacturers, Fl Paso now has a popula- ton of over 45,000, showing an in- crease of at least 5000 people since the 1907 directory was issued a year ago, says the Herald.
 The preface calls 1907 the most re- markable year in the history of Fl Paso and two pages and a half of the book are filled by the predatory article. This contains much data on the progress of the past year and was supplied by the chamber of commerce. These figures are one continual string of percentage increases over a year ago. Some of them are as follows: Increase in real estate transfers, 15 per cent; assessed valuation, 66 per cent; customs receipts, 20 per cent; building permits g per cent; library circulation, Is per cent; school build ings, 9 per cent, with many others not expressed, but all increases.
 The buildings erected in Fl Paso in 1907 would make a community of 400 homes, thirty apartment and ten ement houses, eight churches, $100,- 900 worth of school buildings and eighty new stores, shops and ware houses.
 The greatest improvement was the completion of practically fifty blocks of paving in the center of the city. Of the exports through this port, $98S,- 395 represented mining machinery, mostly sold by Fl Paso houses.
 Among the new enterprises launch | ed during the year were the Fl Paso Chemical & Fiber Company, tle Southwestern Portland Cement Com pany, the Fl Paso Military Institute and permanent organization of the Fl Paso Fair Association.
 The Fl Paso Foundry built new plant in East Fl Paso of four times it's former capacity. The Get To gether" banquet was one of the most notable events of the year, followed by particularly beneficial trade ex- cursion.
 The settlement of the southwest. especially in New Mexico, by great 1 influx Or settelers from the east was greater during 1900 than any previous year and Fl Paso lowered by par ticularly beneficial trade from than ever before.
 The preface closes with the follow ing paragraph:
 "El Pascans delight in accomplish ing great things Our progress thus | far has meant faithful effort and de I termination and we are justly proud ,.of what we have achieved. But the fEI Paso Ideal admits of 20 pause at our present splendid attainmeats- One hnndred thousand population by 1910 Us our slogan and with the same unity o7 purpose. cheerful optimism and | intelligent effort of each citizen along | the line of his interest. we are con, | fident of more than attaining the goal we- have set for oaFselFes.
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MARKET SHOWS MORE OR LESS
 ACTIVIT '
Greene Cananea Well Sup ported and May Go Past the Ten Dollar Mark In a Very Short Time.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market showed considera- ble activity at times, and the denlanu for stocks was good. Calumet & Arizona was well supported at s1l3 and a few shares were handled aL s114.00. and at the close was offered at $14.25. Superior & Pittsburg ought to sell for much higher figure than the present one, and if we take it only from the value of the property itself it is selling for too low a figure. Greene Cananea is being we'll sup ported at S9.00 and looks as though it would go past the $10 mark very shortly. Shattuck is being oIeI GU freely without a bid and Denn-Ari- zona is offered loaelly at $4.75. Nortl Butte showed small advance for the day, but at the close showed a slight weakness. Copper Range is being well taken care of at s64, and Butte Coalition is in good demand at $20. Copper metal is being quoted at IA cents for lake and money is easy at 1%. With these two conditions be- fore us, we ought to see a much bet ter and healthier market.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29

(By Frank Alley in Arizona Democrat.) )
 Morenci, Arizona, is one of the most picturesque places in all the United States great many of its 800 in habitantS being Mexicans and Italians. 1t is quaint little mining camp, nesting snugly against the mountain side and is interesting alike to tour ist and iEhabitant.
 The distinguishing feature of this Anglo-Mexican locality is it's wonder ful railroad. there being four lops in a distance of one mile in which the track doubles completely over the lower one. It is considered one Of the most marvellous pieces of engineer ing in the world the bridges being built from one side of the canyon to the other. This railroad runs between MOrenci and Guthrie, where 1t makes connection with another extremely in teresting line which tunnels through the mountain in many places on its. way to Clifton, a mining town of some importance.
 MoTencl is built on the side of the mountains, places being eXcayated cut of the rock for nearly every house or barn (of which there are very few1 and every store The mountains are almost barren Of vegetation except for small bushes and caeti and once in a while one may find small flower, but these are very scarce and there arc 10 trees and very little grass.
 The wood used for fuel is nearly all carried to Morenci from distance of eighteen miles or more on burro pack trains. The Mexicans drive them and sell from eight to ten burroloads per cord and charge from $S to $1O for it.. A wagon is almost as great a curios ity in Morenci as a burro in the east, and they can be but little used as the mountains are too steep and badly cut up with mines.
 There are hacks for conveying people and their luggage to the neigh boring town of Clifton. a distance of six miles, but all moving of household goods, lumber and such things, is done on pack horses-mules or burros, as the case may be. One can often sec a pack horse being led along with a dresser on one side and a washstand or stove or a trunk on the other, tied to the saddle with ropes. Should one side be heavier than the other and no article of household goods found to balance it, a rock or. two is fastened to the lighter side so as not to draw the burden all to one side. All groceries, meats and other goods are delivered in the same way.
 Instead of the milk being delivered in wagons two large milk cans are used for drawing the milk and one can is fastened to each side of a pack saddle. The milk is thus carried from l door to door. Milk is sold at the rate of two quarts for % cents. Chinamen carry all the garden produce from house to house in two great Chinese
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29
WALKER BROS LETTER.
fspecial Wirs to .. J. overlock.

Special Wire to L. J. overlock)
 NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The market was again confined principally to traders. After the opening good strength appeared, and about noon II sagged off and few shorts were put out. Late in the afternoon there was a substantial rally with Reading q leader. It looks like a good trading market and a moderate purchase on any recession. Money was easy all around and per cent should event ually have better influence
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29
J. c. PRITcHaap.

Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks Speciality.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29

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Agent for the Liverpool & London and
 Globe Insurance Company.
nishee- Ian 28 1qa

Bisbee, Jan 2S, 193S The market today was rather slow, Amalgamated was in great demand, and advanced to $52.00. Superior S Pittsburg was also strong. Denn was in fair demand. but with very few exceptions prices ruled about the same as yesterday, with mone- at very low interest and general condi- tions improving There is no appar- ent reason for any backward move as present.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29

is about due for a further advance Royal Arizona Commercial, shan non, Old Dominion. Centennial Range. North Butte, Butte Coalition Greene Cananea and Utah should all be bought. Firmly believe that good news will come out in the copper situation and that Amalgamsted Cop per will lead a sharp advance of ten points. Do not think there Is any risk in buying the good coppers al these prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store-Rooms
 3 and 4 Antier's Building.

Bisbee, Jan 2S, 1908
 The market acted little better today and the Boston listed issues show some good gains. The curbs while firm, show practically nu change from yesterday, however, stocks are not being offered very freely and it is a case of bid up in order to get stocks. Butte & Arizona is firm at 4S cents bid and very little coming out under 50 cents. Denn and Wolverine & Arizona are in good demand locally. Superior & Pitts burg is firm at $14.O0. Greene Can anea advanced to $9, with trading at that figure. The balance of the list are quiet.
 Closing Quotations:
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pAINg,s COFFEE LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J.. Overlock)
 BOSTON, Jan. 2S.--The local mar ket again acted well under the lead of Old Dominion and Utah. North buIs5 hss been lagging behind lately and 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Varias noticias

-Esta tarde ha salido para Guaya-
ma sn asuntos de su profession el
abogado don Luis Campillo.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad e
sefor Jose r Aponte Fiscal de l.
Corte de Distrito de Humacao.
-Ha regresado de los Esta.
dos Unidos, el joven don Fran
cisco Aponte, despues de una
larga permanencia en- aquella
metropoli.
En- el vapor Caracas, re-
greso Ell Juez de la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce Mr.. Gill quien
saldra hoy 8 manana para su re.
sidencia.
Hoy permanecio d media
asta Ia bandera nacional en- el
ediflcio de la Fortaleza, por el
fallecimiento del ex- Presidente
de la Republica de los Estados
Unidos, Mr.. Grown Cleveland.
Aver tarde recorri0 las ca
lies de San uan, una enthusiastic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25

manifestation republican, para
|celebrar el nombramiento de
don Jose Barbosa. Teelepido
Consejero del Executive.
Sc encuentra en- San luan
ell Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito
de Arecibo, senior Acosta Ouin-
tero.
Ell sabado II del corriente
embarca de los Estados Unidos
para esta ciudad el A ttorney
Mr.. Hoyt.
En- el Caracas" llegaron los ST.
guientes pasajeros.
r E. Post, r. MARTINEZ, A. E. Lee
Son, g. Weymouth, !. NJ. Males Tr.
M: Gonzalez, w. ]. Lippitt, G. L.
kilmer. M. Wblari, ]. Aponte, NJ.
A. Fran, L. G. Vazquez K. E. Knight,
A. Y. Palmer Cheld, NJ. Cid. 7. A.
Rohrer, Barreras, H. Nc Coy, o.
+. Prahl, r. Bregre, A. J livingston,
{. Villanueva, R. Encarnacion r.
Rivera, M. A. Martinez, Judge M.
+. Gill, J. l.. Johnson, w. Waymonth,
A. l.. Bravo, 5. Ansoategue; w. P. c.
Llppitt, M. 0. Carpentin, r. Wblari,
Aponte, M. A. Mufioz, A. r. Sauva,
L. Sanchez, M. F. Jo1tegrova, J. r.
de La Rosa.
-ED el pr6ximo mes llegara
a San Juan el distinguido doctor
Bailey k. Ashford, quien viene
destinado a la direction del Hos
pltal Mllitar de este Distrito.
-Esta manana regre saron de
una excursion por la Costa Sur
Ell Comisionado Mr.. Grahame V
el senior Jimenez.
Ell maestro don Zoilo Gar
cla Zayas ha sido nombrado hov
supervisor principal del distri-
to de uana Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Don GuNernlO CeIdd


Por Ell t1ltimo correo recibido nos
encontramos con una triste noticia,
Ell fallecimiento del que fue eminen
te doctor en- medicina don Guillermo
|Cerda.
Ha fallecido una avanzada edad en-
su pueblo natal, Palma de Mallorca
Durante ell largo tempo que per-
Inlanecio en- nuestro pals desempeflo
cargos p1blicos propios de la profe-
sion medica en- Mayaguez y Manati
ejerciendo tltimamente en- Vieques.
Habia cursado sus estudios en- la Uni.
versidad de Montpelier, Francia, don
| de obtuvo el titulo de Doctor en- Me.
dicina, y al trasladarse Vieques, 10
fue solicitud de la nutrida colonia
francesa que ALI reside. Durante su
permauencia en- Manatf emple6 gran
parte de su capital en- obras que no
POGO contribuyeron al progreso de
|aquel pueblo donde dej6 numerosos
amigos que sus energias y efcasia
en- la profession y a su caracter franco
|y sltruista de caballero cumpido res
ponden con 81 respetoy la estimation
lque SD venerable nemoria CORES
ponde.
Descanse en- paz Ell que sfue mode
10 de ciudadanos, y que en- vide, tuvo
grandes amistades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
En- d Casino ESpaio|

Anoche los salones del Casino Es-
panol Sc vieron invadidos por distin-
guidas y elegantes sef1oritas de nues-
ira sociedad, q Il e concurrieron a
bale que estaba anunciado. Intiti
es manifestar que Ell brillante progra
ma Sc cumplio Ell todas sus parties
reinando en- toda Ia noche, en- esa Sc
rena y hermosa noche de San Juan
vida, algeria y animation.
A los acordes armoniosos de l.
orquesta Sc llen6 cumplidamente e,
Garnet de bale, hasta las primeras ho
ras de la madrugada. Tanto Ia Direc
tiva como los sefIores socios merecer
un enthusiastic aplauso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Fcria Exposition

La Junta Directiva del Hip6-
dromo de San Juan con motive
de la celebration del cuarto cen
tenario de la colonization de
Puerto Rico, ha acordado cele-
brar una feria en- los departa-
mentos del Hip6dromo, en- la
cual sc admitira todo 10 que SC
envie: de Agriculture, Ganade-
ria, Volateria, que represented
IN progreso positive en- ell des-
arrollo del pals. Sc admitira
tambien muestras de plantas,
frutas Y semillas, cuya explota-
ci6n sea conveniente fomentar
en- Ell pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Ia iiegada de la "MautiIus''
Ovaci0n delirante

Nueva York, jueves.-Los despachos que
Sc reciben de la Habana dicen que ha llegado la
Nautilus siendo objeto de un delirante reel
bimiento.
A la boca del Moro salieron los remolCa
doTes lose Gonzalez, "SarIia,' "P. Zulueta
el "Auxiliar mum. 4 de la trasa tlantica, lie
vando su bordo las comslones de la Camara
de Comercio. Sociedad Economical de amigos
del pals Lonja de where's, Centro de veteranos
Ateneo Girculo de la Habana la Prensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Glen ahogados en-
el naufragio
EScenaS macabraS

Nueva York, jueves.-Aunque Sc acudio
prontamente en- auxilio de los naufragos mu-
Chos de estos fueron salvados por los remolca
dores botes del puerto, han perecido Glen pa
sa eros.
ha SidO maCabra
Aun no han sido encontrados todos los aho-
gados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
L T a cIaS

La amable directiva del CAST
DO de Fajardo. nos invite opor-
tunamente para el bale de con-
hanza que ha debido llevarse a
efeCto anoche, en- los salones de
aquel circulo.
AgradecemOs la atenCi0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
AVISO
A Los FABBlCAhTES BE LlCORES ! AL PUBLICO,

Desde ell ano 1873, vengo usando como
Marca de Fabrica para mis- productos, "uN
BARRIL entire mis- iniciales F. II. ,cuya Mar
ca Sc halla de relieve en- el vidrio de los fras-
cos de Alec holado de Santa Ana, hace va
amos tengo registrada en- el Goberno dicha
Marca, especlalmente para ell IRON DEL. RA-
RRILITO."
Algunos fabricantes POGO escrupulosos. no
nan temldo lmitar esa Marca en- sus etiquetas
con la denomination de IRON DEL BA
RklL para sorprender al p1bico consumi-
dor del RON DEL BARR1LlTO," periudicando
asi mi acreditada Marca. Otros, Dor igno-
rancia sin duda, usan el distintiyo de stuN
BARRIL en- sus etiquetas, aunque sin la
denomination de RON DEL BARRIL..
pero infriDgiendo asi involuntariamente mi
Marca de Fabrica.
Por ell presente anuncio, quedan unos Y
otros advertidos que no deben usar ell distin-
two "Barril en- sus etiquetas nj imitar mi
Marca de ningdn modo, para no dar lugar 4
que ell consumidor sea enga1ado como Sc
viene hacienda, sirviendole esos rones como
RON DEL BARRILIT0, pues me we're obliga-
do perseguirlos con arreglo 4 la Lev para
defender ell buen credito de mi producte '
mis- intereses lesionados.
Pedro r. FesMdmaex.
Bayam6D r - T~n;o H. 1ooo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
EI naufragio del "Larache'
Horrible siDiestrO EN- la CorCna

Nueva York, jueves.- Llegan noticias de
Espana dando cuenta de I'm horrible sinestro
maritime ocurrido cerca de la Coru1a.
El vapor "Larache" conduciendo TN MI
nero considerable de pasajeros de la Argentina,
Sc fu6 pique casi la entrada del puerto de la
|Coruna.
FL buque sc hundi0 Casi instantaneamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Muerte del eX-
presidexe Cleveland
III iutO naciOnal

Nueva York jueves.-En PrinCenton ha
lallecido anoChe el expTesidente Cleveland.
una soemEdad inustada.
FL gobierno ha dispuestO que sc guarden
treinta dias de luto Official. La band9ra estara
IN mes media asia en- los edihcios del Estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25

Pedro #. Eers6ssae1.
Bayam6n,p r., II Jsnio de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Para la escuadra espanoIa
Mr.. Schwab en- Madrid

Nueva York. jueves-Mr Schwab, orqaniza
actualmente en- Madrid la empresa Acero Co,
para construr la esCuadra espa1lola
Los trabajos han de comenzar en- breve
Todos los astilleros tomaran parte en- las
lCOnStruCCiOnes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Los marines witoreados
Viva Espana!

Nueva York jueves.-La OvaCi6n trbutada
a la Nautilus en- la bahia de la Habana ha sidO
inenarrabe. Los vivas kspana Cuba, de
hTantes.
I'm las GALES los maTinOs espanoles son
vitoreados por la multitud. FL entusiasmo tie
unas pTOpOrCiones cOlosales
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Voice of the People
ABOUT THOSE BONDS.

Hammond, Ind, May Is.
Editor, TIR-Es, Hammond, Ind, Dear
Sir: About an article in THE TIMES
relating to the banks at Crown Point,
dated April %, I was requested by
Moon & Hale and Otto ]. Bruce and
John Peterson, president of the Com
mercial bank at Crown Point, to cir
culate petition and get the property
holders on Joliet street to sign for
the difference between four and one
half per cent and six per cent as to
sell the township bonds for this street,
which the First National bank agreed
to take until such time as they could
dispose of the bonds at par.
The difference between four and one
half per cent and six per cent to cease
at the time they could sell the bonds
Some of the people at Crown Point
take issue with your correspondent and
think it is doing the first National
bank an injury. The First National
bank took all of these bonds of Joliet
street, Court street and Main street
at par with four and one-half per cent
interest so that the property owners
will not have to pay anything, as it is
a township assessment for gravel
roads.
The property owners think they owe
a debt of gratitude to the First Ma
tional bank for taking these bonds.
spent three days circulating the
petition and had all but five property
owners on the street who had signed,
and some of these lived in Chicago.
The heading of the petition said that
there was to be nothing paid until the
bonds sold at par.
There is no rivalry between the
banks at this time for buying bonds at
four and one-half per cent, as it is
very easy to obtain six or seven.
Yours respectfully,
CHAS H FRIEDRICH