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Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
GOVERNMENT I'SBUSINESS 10 DEEPEN WATERWAYS
Mir. Shonts Has Something to Say About Running Railroads by Com missions.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-The adoption of resolutions declaring the opening of a deep channel way connecting the Great Lakes with the Gulf of Mex icO to be the imperative duty of the general government and that this work should be immediately begun and finished as soon as possible. and the selection of New Orleans for the next convention. and the reelection of the old officers were features of the closing session today of the Gulf Deep Waterways association.
 Theodore P. Shonts of New York attacked violently the system of op- erating the railroads by commissions. This system" Mir. Shonts declared. ''is wholly un-American and in vio- latiOn of the first principles of free government"
 MT. Shonts described the workings of the New York public service com mission. State regulation under such a statute" he said. ''is in effect state prohibition of new enterprise It is a state operation of existing railroads. What is the result? Transportation development in New York is not paralyzed; it is dead"
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
The Doctrine With Which He is Filling the
 Farmers of Illinois
Republican Victory, the Candidate Declares Would Mean Continuation of the Present Financial Dis turbance Through Period of Four Years.

Streator, Ills, Oct. 9.-Declaring himself 'the advance agent of prosper1 ity," MT. Bryan today, in his speeches in this state, enroute to Hannibal, Mis- souri. sought to batter down the argu- ments of his opponents that business depression and Danics would follow his election.
 His party left Chicago this morning in special cars furnished by the Illi- nois state democratic committee and from Joliet, Illinois, the first stopping place, the cars travelled as a special train.
 At Joliet, before an immense audi ence, Bryan presented arguments tend ing to show that democratic victory meant the return of prosperity, while a republican victory meant business disturbances for four years.
 He again held up Speaker Cannon and MT. Sherman as tariff stand-pat- ters. If the republicans win" he said, Cannon will preside over the house and Sherman over the senate. and there will be no reduction that will satisfy the public demand And then What A betrayed and disappointed people will begin four years of agita- ton to take the hand Of the tariff beneficiaries from the throat of the American people. And, my friends, during four years, business uncertain ty will continue" He maintained that the republicans have no promise or
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10

the necessity of supporting Repre- sentative J. c. Sibley of Pennsyl- Vania as man who would safe guard corporate and vested interests. '' as opposed to his opponent, the sec ond purporting to be from Senator John T. McLaurin of South Carolina referring to the sentiments of Pres ident Roosevelt towards the Stand ard Oil and expressing opposition toward the policy of the executive because, as stated, "he was opposed to the Standard oil gang"
 Interruptions were interjected by the audience relative to the attitude of the local Hearst paper on the question of the San Francisco graft prosecution. In reply to a challenge from Francis J. Heney. Hearst said: "Heney is willing to meet any one who is respectable, but no one who is respectable wants to meet Heney. Heney should address citizens from the pillory, where he belongs
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10

provide Mare Island with shops and dockage facilities, required to care for such a fleet as will afford ade- qrate protection to the Pacific coast in time of peace and war.
 While we are not alarmists," sail Mir. Eulc1fs"n, We still realize that any fleet perIhcnchtlr assigned to the Paoific coast cauld not be kept in any state of efficiency in a time of emergency. What i3 the advantage of haliug fUns and men behind the guns, if we lave T." place to house them or take care 0: them?"
 Unc ot the Lotabls features of tho c"rgrcss was tudGy's address by David Starr JcUdan. president of Stanford University. advocating the constitution of national bureau for fish rrrTectiNn. Another address Of t!.e day was thIt cf J. w. lowell of Soa;'t'. who spoke upon the prepara- u1Es for 'he -,lE ska Yukon Pacific exposition. tc ne heiG next year.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
INTO THE VERY HEART
 OF EVENTS COUNTRY
A Great Cameron Meeting at Tomb
 stone Last Night.

Tombstone, Oct. g. (SpeciaD.-The republican territorial campaign was brought here tonight, right into Mark Smiths old home. There was a large and most enthusiastic meeting at the opera house at which the speakers were KilV:I cam, ron, ROrert F. Morrison Cf Prescott. cTG Joe F Morrison nf Bis bee It is predicted that Tombstone precinct will give Cameron a majority.
 There was a big Cameron meeting at Nogales last night at which the same speakers appeared, and it was pro- nounced the most successful meeting ever held in the Line City.
 The week will end with monster meeting at Tucson tomorrow night.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
COLLISION AT SEA.
The Passengers and Crew of Disabled
 Steamer Saved.

San Francisco, oct 9-The steamer Asuncion, which left here two days ago with a cargo of oil for Portland, returned today with the steamer Nor wood in tow. The Norwood was wa ter logged and the Ascuncion's bow was badly damaged, as the result of a collision of the two vessels on Point GOrda, On the northern California coast.
 The Norwood was on the way from Grays Harbor to San Pedro. The car go of lumber kept the vessel afloat. The passengers numbering seventeen and the crew were transferred to the Asuncion.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
OFF FOR JAPAN.
The Departure of the Battleships From
 Manila.

Manila, oct. 10.-The sixteen big battleships of the Atlantic fleet are now enroute to Japan. Sailing orders were given by Rear Admiral Sperry for the fleet to depart two hours earlier than the time announced yesterday and at six o'clock this morning, the flag ship Connecticut got under way. Half an hour later all of the great ships were in motion and followed the Con- necticut down the bay.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
HEARST AND HIS6EN
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
The Former Addresses Himself to Francis J. Heney.

San Francisco, Oct 9.-Before an audience that packed the Central theater and required police protection to prevent crush. William Randolph Hearst and Thomas l.. Hisgen to- night delivered addresses which were greeted with alternating cheers and hissing.
 The features of Hearst's speech. which opened the meeting, was the introduction of two letters. one from John D. Archbold of the Standard Oil company to 4. J. Cassatt, urging
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
AUSTRIA STANDS PAT.

Vienna, oct. 9.-The foreign office today refused to accept the Servian protest regarding Bosnia and Herze- govina. The minister was informed that Austria Hungary would not rec ognize Servia's right to intervene in the question through diplomatic chan nels.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
BRITISH NAVAL ACTIVITY

Valette, Island Malta. oct. 9.-The battleship Prince of Wales, the flagship of Prince Louis of Battenburg; the battleship Glory, the cruiser Diana, and the cruiser Suffolk and the torpedo boat destroyers Angler and Banshee, sailed today for the Aegean sea. The squadron will be followed later by the battleships Canopus and the cruiser Minerva.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
REMINDED OF OLD TIMES
The Russian General Mistchenko,
 Wounded in Sham Battle.

Askabad, Turkestan, Oct. 9.-During the maneuvers of the Turkestan army corps today in the vicinity of Askabad, General Mistchenko, who played a con- spicuous part in the Japanese war and who is now governor general of Turestan, was wounded in a sham battle.
 A revolutionist plot is suspected. The general was watching the opera tions from a slight eminence when the whistle of bullets was heard. He was struck in the leg above the knee. The adjutant of Bistchenko was slightly wounded.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10

prospect or plan that means a restora- tiOn of confidence, or peace and pros periiy"
 When ran in IS96." he said. "tb,y blamed me for everything they thought a democrat should be blamed for. and yet l was rot a member of that admin istraticn. l was not in President Cleveland's cabinet at that time"
 If it was fair to charge him for tEe responsibility for what the president then did, how he inquired, "can Taft escape the sDonsibility for what hap pened urder Roosevelt when he was not only in Roose veIts ca5i1er. but Was the cTe appointed by R R)Osey cit to continue the republican policy"
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
RED FIRE AT HANNIBAL

Hannibal, oct. 9.-Closing up in this city today. the biggest day of his cam paign, w. J. Bryan was the center of the greatest democratic demonstration in the history of the city. Escorted by a mounted escort bearing torches, with lady out-riders flanking his automobile the candidate passed through a lane of red fire, the entire length of the parade route, to the city park.
 From early morning until his last word was uttered tonight, Bryan ham mered awa- at the republican candi- date. charging that his election meant business depression and failures He assailed Taft for running on platform which he did not endorse.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
NEXT SUNDAYS VISIT
 AT HE WHITE HOUSE
Mir. Taft Will Be in Consultation With the President.

Cincinnati. Oct 9.-Judge w. II. Taft and President Roosevelt will have a consultation in Washington, where the candidate will spend Sun day, October 18th. In arranging his future work in the campaign, which was the task of the candidate to- day, it was found more convenient than otherwise that the Sunday in question should be spent at the cap ital, and probably much of the day will be spent ,at the White House
 A. l. Voreys, who will accompany the candidate on the remainder of his campaign tours, left here for Co., lumbus tonight and will return Sun day.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
A REPORTED FIRST BRUSH

Vienna, oct. y.-A telephone massage from Budapest says Servians today killed three Austrian gendarmes on the Bosnia frontier, whereupon gun boats bombarded the Servians. No confirmation of the advices, however, could be obtained here.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10

in the case of E. A. S. Blake, a con- tractor charged with attempting to bribe J. M. Kelly. a prospective juror in the Ruef bribery trial now pend ing. brought in a verdict of guilty.
 TEN CHOLERA CASES A DAY
 Manila. Oct. 1O.-The number of new cholera reported averages ten daily.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
RUEF's FRIEND GUILTY.

San Francisco, Oct. 9-The jury
Arizona republican., 1908-10-10
FOR SALE.

Twenty acres of alfalfa, three mil from postoffice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
In Ia COrIe Municipal
Niilos deIincuentes

Comparece Candelario Benitez, de
nueve anos de edad, color moreno, Wis
te pobremente. Sc lie acusa de acome-
tlmlento y aggression.
La otra noche trat6 de montarse en-
IN caro- electrico, sin pagar Ell pasaje.
FL conductor lie avis0 que Sc desmon-
tase, pero ell rapaz, sin hacer case de
las advertencias, continue imperterrito
en- su puesto. Entonces Ell conductor,
cogiendole por IN brazo, lie echo fue-
ra.
Mientras el caro- emprendfa La mar
cha, Benitez tir6 una piedra al con
ductor en- momentos que subia a d.
cho vehiculo, Ell senior Rafael Marti-
nez, produci6ndole una confusion Ell
la sien izquierda.
Benitez dice que no tiene padres y
vlve de la venta de periodicos.
Eli juez Suau, teniendo Ell cuenta La
edad Y ser la primera vez que es de
nunciado, condena al acusado cinco
dias de arresto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
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Ell VOTO DEL PUEBLO

Manana es Ell dia de las elecciones en
Puerto Rico
I'll pueblo votara la siguiente ternas
Jueces municipales.
Marshais submarshals de Las Cor
tes
Delegados 4 la Camara por los siete
Districts
Comisionado Washington.
Tanto el Gobierno como la ofcina
del Superintendent de Elecciones, han
facllltado Il La prensa las noticias nece-
sarias, unas dc orden judicial otras
dc orden administrative, sobre el de-
recho que cada ciudadano tiene para
emitir 81 voto, que es ia function mas
sagrada de los puebos libres, recOr-
dandole, al mlsmo tempo, las infrac-
clones de la ley Electoral, que seran
castigadas sin contemplation de nin-
guna especie
10y puede asegurarse que Ell Orden
mas complete existe en- la Isla, pues, en-
visperas de una gran batalla EN- los CO.
mlclos, Ia 0ficina general lie p0licia NO
ha reeibido nj an solo telegrama de una
perturbaci6n p6bhca nj de un desmSr
ocurrido, en todos los pueblos de Ia
fsla
NJ en- la oficina del Gobernador nj en-
la del Attorney Sc ha facilitado d los
reporters notas, porque, seg1n los altos
fnncionarios, no las hay
Todo hace eSperar pues, que las
elecclones $50 verihquen sin distnrbiOs.
abrlendo asi un nuevo horizonte al pue~
bio que, amparado por las hbertades
modernas, lleva a los puestos p1blicos
los hombres probes. para proseguir
la tarea de rcgenerar y fortalecer a Ia
Patrla desde el punto de vista moral.
material Y pohtco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
OccIaracIOneS del ST. LaSSa|Ie

Ill senor Francisco LassalIe Doyal.
que ha sido nombrado candidate para
Il puesto de Juez Municipal DE- esta
eiudad ha pubIicado IN manifesto. que
atentamente nos ha remitdo. del cual
extraetamos' los conceptos slgmentes
10 que deJo expuesto, unido a mi
prop6sto de coadwvar. EN- cuanto de
nj dependa, Il las inciativas del Go
bierno de los Estados tnidos de Puer-
To Rico tendencies III sostenimiento del
orden y del derecho de los habitantes
de este territorio, sump respeto con
siderael6u para todas las autoridades.
d. cnalquier orden que sean, y, EN- re
sunen, una administration de iusticia
enteramente impartial, una justicia 4
secas es cuanto puedo ofrecer, v
ofrezeo, ii mls conciudadanos para el
case EN- que la voIuntad he los electores
dc esta jurisdiction me conceda el alto
honor dc elevarme al puesto de ,Iuez
Municipal de San Juan
Creo, sin duda alguna que cum.
pllendo las indicadas ofertas reahzarG
los deseos y eI Sentimiento one han am
mado al partido repubhcano he San
Juan al hacer mi nomination para eli
aludjJo eagg0 judicial. asi come los de
seos senfimientos del Pueblo de Puer-
10 Rico y los del Gohierno que nos RI
ge.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
n rObO De las |ataS
Ell SUPUESTo AUTOR

Sc ha presentado una denuncia, pOr
la policia, contra Ruperto Solomon, &
quien Sc acusa como ell antor de un
Supuesto robo de latas de aceite, ocu-
rrido en- Santurce.
Parece que Ell mencionado individuo
trafcaba en- dicha mercanc1a, Y apro-
pi6se indebidamente unas latas de acei-.
tie que no eran de su propiedad, y las
vendi6 Santos Alfonso, ventorrillero
que tiene un negocio establecido en- Ian
parada TO-.
Ruperto Salom6n dice que el no eS
aut0r del mencionado hurto.
III Juez Suau ha senalado la vista del
juicio para el jueves pr6ximo.
Solomon ha comparecido esta mana
na ante la Corte Municipal, a or la de-
nuncia formulada por el sargento Sc
IRA, del meneionado puesto, que detuvo.
al acusado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02

No existe motive alguno para que sc
explaye la Reconsideration Y Sc anun-
Glen riyalidades exterminadoras entire
quienes no han de llevar cabo sus
amenazas, porque no sienten III el de-
SEQ nj la necesidad de cumplirlas, nj ell
medic es favorable 4 esos crecimientos
de la intolerancia
En- otras circunstancias, este no ten
dria otro aspecto que el POGO simpatico
que ofrece todo 10 que repele es bru-
tai pero en- los momentos actuales tie
ne una trascendencia mayor, acance
mas considerable Sc presta combina-
clones especiales Y interpretaciones
habibdosas.
Nuestro pueblo tiene virtudes muy
apreciables, entire ellos el entusiasmo.
Tn despacho de Mayagiez nos dice que
desde esta manana las diez se estan
fernando las filas de votantes en los CO.
legos electorales
Esto es lastima que Sc obscurezca
con defectos de una levedad manifes-
Ia, pero que hay quienes los agrandan
y eXplotan, porque asi convene sus
planes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
0tro acometimiento

Es llamado declarar Jose Martf-
nez de eatorce amos, quien Sc acusa
de haber producido una confusion en-
Ia eabeza d Antolina Pastrana, de nue.
We ano. y
I'll aeusado Sc confiesa autor del he
cho, Y manifesto d preguntas del juez,
que ha sido condenado otra vez por
aggression.
Martinez no tiene padres conocidos,
y su indumentaria indica bien las
olaras que tampoco tiene hogar como
cido
FL juez Suau lie echa IN sermon al
acusado, sobre los deberes de los ciu-
dadanos, y para postre, le concede dos
meses de deseanso en- la carcel MUM
eipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
I'm abuse de confianza

Sc ha visto en- la Corte Municipal al
Julelo contra Gregorlo Maldonado,
muehaeho de once amos, acusado de
abuse lie eontianza.
Segtln denuncia de Francisco Lopez,
81 referido Maldonado Sc apropi6 un
dollar indebidamente.
til Juez Snau condeno al acusado 4
III alo IT, eareel, que oumpira en- la
Eseuela Correctional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
FL librO del Centenar rio

Los retratos de los antores premia-
dos y de las autoridades que intervi-
nieron en- las fiestas del Centenario
dc Ponce dc Leon, retratos hechos en-
Ia Litografia del BOLETIN y que fl
guran en- el magnifico ibro que Sc
edita bajo Ia direction del ilustre his
forlador doctor Coll y Toste, son una
verdadera obra de arte.
Ell libro llamara La atenei6n tanto
por 81 texto, como por las artisticas
y numefosas ilnstraeiones que eonten-
ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
Las eleCClOneS en- los E. i
TAFT Y BRYAN

Manana es el dia de las eleceiones en-
los Estados Unidos, donde millones dc
votantes Sc disponen sacar una de
las candidaturas de Taft y Bryan, para
la Presidencia de la Repdblica
No Sc sabe cual vencera en- la cam
pana, aun euando todas las probabli-
dades de exito estan por el antigua Sc
cretario de la Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
VHIanlO los uIueFtos
EN- Ell CEMENTERIO

Era aver La festividad de todos los
Santos Fui al cementerio contem-
pie de cerca, con toda su salvaje BELLE
"a, impregnada de IN tinte melancoli-
co, La ciudad de los muertos.
La soberbia, La petulancia, ell deseo
de figurar estaban Representatives en-
los bustos que levantandose sobre las
tumbas pareclan reclamar ell imperio
de la muerte, que es despues de todo,
el imperio de la igualdad el olvido.
Toda una poblaci6n de seres mudos,
rigidos, duermen entire las flores, Y
follajes del cementerio, 8 en- sus de-
slertas Gales, cuyo pavimento repite Ell
paso del visitante con payoroso eco.
La tarde fria, el viento silbando, La
oracion del mar Ell rumor continue, re-
cordando al vaiven de las olas, los he
chos transitorlos de la vida humana !;
ell cielo veces tan radiante Y serene,
nublado triste, como 81 tambien las
nubes tomaran parte en- los recuerdos
de los que fueron; la multitud de nj
choS, fernando en correcta procession
la escalinata del olvido, los cirios ar
dlendo, las coronas adornando los pan
teones, como los azahares de la now
cia perfumando una vida muerta Ell el
sIlencio del claustro, la muchedumbre
paseando s1enciosa mientras Las hojas
gimen, ell mar eanta, el cieIo llora, la
naturaleza cubierta con q sudario dd
tempo, fria como un c0raz6n sin es-
peranzas, helada como liz muerte, evo-
caba en- mi memoria los recuerdos de
la metropolis dc mi cuna natal, la pa
tria ausente, .donde descansa la memo
ria de mi padre
Pase horas por la triste muda cin-
dad, donde no hay luchas de partidos,
nj formas de gobierno, nj Sc conocen
las classes, III tampoco Sc rinde culto
al becerro De ORC, las monarquias I'll
ese recinto se deshacen, los grandes
hombres 81 confunden, Ia rIqueza ~
llguala con la miseria todo lleva In
marca dc la igualdad mas absolute,
presintiendo Il reinado de los justos
y DE los buenos
Gaia Ia tarde, euando los ultimos re-
flejos del sol perdiendo en ntensidad
50 tenian con Las primeras sombras
del crepnscuIo Ina mujer del pueblo,
pobre, sin mas gnla, nj mas amparo
que VII amor, entro en ii campo-santo.
y buscando IN arida lianura saipicada
de cruces de palo, an sitio invisible,
sc detuyo vaeiIante entire dos nichos
sin inscription nnguna
Que busca usted-le pregunte.
Ell cuerpo III mi hiJo
Buscaba Ia infeliz el pedazo dc su
coraz6n en- una TERRA ingrata, que re
lnoeve los cadaveres y los exhuma cuan
do 40 pagan contribution
S. .. Canet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
n IuicIO contra RSaS

N ha visto en la Corte dc Distrito
Je l'once nm juicio por asesinato en
primer grado, seguido contra Antonio
hoNds. quien SO acusa dc haber da-
Ito nAe'te alevosa a Manuel Segarra.
her@o oe cue dimos cueuta hace algin
lieuuo
AL formular sus conclusiones el fls-
cal, Vario Ia acusaei6n calificando II
dellto dc homicidio voluntario.
Desfil6 una infinidad de testieos an
M IL 1otte Y Y acusado fud lefendi-
80 por = Lcdo. PARA Cap6.
q las einco de la tarde, Ne retro &
deilberar el .Iurado, que conocia de In
eapsa' las diez de Ia noche fue Ill
saeito, por no haher llegado 1 Nm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02

Las dos tandas EN- que Sc dividi6 Z.
funclon de anoche en- el Teatro Munici-
pal. Weronse muy concurridas.
FL p0bIico celebr6 mucho algunas de-
las pelicuas, que son de una admirable
proyeeeion Y de asunto interesantisi-
mo.
Las ntjmas lunriones ~ anuncian
para eSfa Semama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
II te1gI!!0 en- NaIagueZ

La compania de zarzuela, empresa
Resell, que actuaba en- San German, sc
ha trasladado a Mayaguez, con OBJ
jeto de poner en- escena, aver domingo
el drama de Zorrilla aDon Juan 1euo-
rioD.
I'll protagonista estuvo 4 cargo Jal
senor ArnaIdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-02
La reSO|uci6n del "nandanuS' >

S. D. Canet.

FL Attorney General obtuvo aver IN
oMandamusa contra el Alcalde de We
ga Baja, ordenandole permita celebrar
el meeting del partido obrero on aqne-
LA poblaci0n.
Ademas, 81 Attorney General se ha
comunicado con q Alcalde de- Areci-
bo, avisandole la decision de la Corte
& instruyendole que permita sus afi-
hados celebrar meeting
Post
Gobernador.
The oasis., 1908-06-27

able surface work in prospecting the claims during the past few months.
 There may be something doing in the near future at the Buffalo mine, in the Harshaw basin. The Buffalo, formerly the Jefferson, was worked years ago by Pittsburg company. The workshafI is down only ninety feet, ten feet of which was used for a dump. At depth of eighty feet the mining was done, and there is one thousand feet of underground work at that depth. The property has been purchased by James E. Cochran of Bradford, Pa., who also owns the Hermosa mine in the Harshaw district. He has written to George Weiland in regard to unwatering the mine, and suggested moving the machln- cry from the Hermosa mine to the Buffalo for that purpose. Mir. Weiland, however, says the mine can be drained for one-third the outlay that would be necessary to put in the machinery and pump the water out, by running tunnel three hundred feet and cutting under the old workings about twenty-five feet below the shaft. He is now awaiting further instruc- tions from Mir. Cochran. MT. Wei land has worked in the Buffalo in past years and says there is a large body of rich ore in the mine.
 P. R. s.