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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
ANUNCIO.
Departments dsl Interior dc Puerto Rice
Bureau De Obras P65EeaG- Ofsina
del SuF erintsndente.

San juan, P. r., MaEzo 10, 1908.
PropOBicioneE On pIiegoI cerrhdoI nara
ID adjudication en- p6blica uub,1ts de "a
conAtrucCi6n de mOdio kil6mstrou MAJ
manoB de ID caFFetsTa de Comeffo b.
rrRnquitas, SeCci6n Kms. II I, Es sdmi.
tirfn en- OstR ofcina haIta Ian 10 >. "a. daI
dis % dc Mario, 1908, On que ss abrir6n
p6blicamente.
81 pr@upu0lto Rproximado de las obrau
asciOndo s41 10000.
TodoS los dAtoH nnCasarios, imurtsoV de
pEopoioionss y contrato Instructions
los pontoreB ss darkn en- oata OfcinR,
SsH6 Condici6n eusnoiaI del contrato ous
o. contEatiEta, & pRTtir del segundo mss
incIulivO del plaEo para Il termination de
los trabRjoI eiecute cRda mes obTau Dor
vRloE no msnoF de Sc. 600. 90 msnsunIcI:
Ia AdminiltFaci6n Ba FeueEvR 81 dsrocho
de TechazRr cuHlquierR todau Las propoai'
eionsl = de adiudican 81 contrato baio otfus
considerations que las de precio uoInmen.
te.-Por oEdsn del GomiIionado del Int,
EioT, J. J Jimsnes. superintsndsDts de
ObEaB PGbIicau. 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14

Sc VENDE SIN CORREDOREs.-
La casa n6meEo "a de Is Call0 del Sol e8.
quina la de lR CEuS: infoEmaE6n ca al
RImacen de muebIeB de r. MaEgaFida,
San Francisco A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
SEPISE

Que no pnblicamos communicates sin Gua
can pRgadOs Dor adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan nor ma
Inca y Ia lfnea vale diez centavoa.
Las cartas que vengRn con eOn1uniaadcN
sin imports no seran cnntsatadRs.
En- SstR imprsnta Sc vsnda pspsl ds
psFi6dico visjo $500 los As kiIoI CnW
quintaD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14

En- enta imprsnta 90 vondo papGl do
psri6dico vieio 6 $500 lou 46 hlOs Gun
quIntaL)
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
orsraork ard whIte PIaaue.

Ore of inc speakers at tho tubercu- Iosis. congress laid emphasis upon the part played by oyerwork and nerve strain in the promotion of tubercu- Iosis. It is well for the people to be n,sde aware of the fact. as modern science is teaching them that tuDer- culosis is a social problem as much as a medical one. It is possibly the dis ease least related to drugs and the most closely allied to the facts and conditions of human association. The rundown system is the field for the propagation of the tuberculosis germ Us ve7nacular appeilation. the white death, is more than picturesque de- scTiptson: 1t is a literal description Of the disease that makes woefuI ravage with humanity. As soon as the sys- tcn loses ifa normal tone and vita fly declines. the forces of disintegration become aetive.- None of these is more pronounced than she tubular.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
Iced Cabinet Puddjno,

Rub two ounces of stale ladyfingers and two macaroons through coarse sieve; beat six eggs until light, with four ounces of pulverized sugar; stir this into a quart of milk, brought to the boil in a double boiler, and con- tinue to stir until it coats a knife blade.
 Take from the fire and add one fourth box of gelatin which has soaked in a little cold water for an hour; strain and stand aside to cool.
 Line the bottom and sides of 8 melon mold with preserved or candied cherries, slices of quince or pineap- pie or any kind of preserved fruit and put in a layer of broken sponge cake. Sprinkle with the pounded macaroons and ladyfngers; add layer of fruit, and so on until all is used. Cover with whipped cream and set the pudding on ice until ready to be served.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
produced commodities.

If Mir. Taft had wavered in his for mer view that duty rates should be materially reduced on a great variety of articles he seems to have been strongly reminded by the unmodified expressions which have found their way into print. He is reported to have told the committee that not only is all information to be gathered from those who volunteer it, but it is to make every effort to secure testimony from the other side and to consider the questions that arise in relation to their effect on the consumer as well on the manufacturer.
 It is also plain that NIT. Taft con templates active participation in the proceedings Such activity is likely to bring him into a clash with the tar ia tinkerers. ard it IS the prospect of such a clash at an early day which gives rise to the speculation that MT. cannons chance of selection as speak CT of inc sixty-ars congress is not so assured as we have been led to believe.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
TAFT FOR REAL
 TARIFF REVISION.

When MT. Taft conferred Sith the members of the committee on ways and means MT. Cannon Ias not pres snt. Report has it that the meeting between the presidert-elect and the speaker brought no agreement as to the manner in which the revision of the tariff is to be made. Another re- port is that MT. Tat is in controi of to the plain fallacies of protection. the situation, not a- all pleased with the department of the stand pat mem bers of the committee and insistent that there be a kind of tariff revision which will be a compliance with the spirit of the party promises rather than with the mere letter.
 The situation renews the hopes ot the reyisionists that ultimately the work will be consequential The value of the proceedings before the ways and means committee seems to lie in its revelation of the deceDtiye poll cies of the leaders and the creation of an opportunity for z frank exposition
 of the views of individuals and news papers Of all political predilections as particularly in regari to such articles as sugar. hides. steel and other trust
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16

There is a decidedly coolness now between the president and congress and there has yet heen no love feast between Cannon aud Taft It is pre- dicted now that the rev president will be compelled to forget many of the ways and policies Of the strenuous Teddy or buckle on his armor for a war with congress from the very start of his administration
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
ABOUT ADVERTISEMENT 8 The Cellar Hole and the
 Sewer Hole
By Herbert Kaufman.

A coal cart stopped before an office building in Washington and the driver dismounted removed the cover from manhoe, ran out his chute and pro- ceeded to empty the load. An old negro stroled and stood watching him. Suddenly the black 1, glanced down and immediately burst into a fit of uncontrolable laughter which continued for several minutes The cart driver looked at him in amusement Say, Uncle . he asked, do you always laugh when you see coal going into celar? The negro sputtered around for few moments and then holding his hands to his aching sides managed to say, "No sah bmt jest busts GJten sees t goi1 doun se1rer'
 The advertiser who displays lack of judgment in selecting the newspapers which carry his copy often confuses the and the cellar
 All the money that is put into newspapers isn't taken out again by any The fact that all papers possess certain physical likeness doesn't by any signify similarity in character and it's character in newspaper that brings returns The editor who conducts journalistic finds different class of readers than the publisher who respects himself enough to respect his readers.
 What goes into newspaper largely determines the class of homes into which the newspaper goes An irresponsible, scandal-mongering. undertaking sheet is logically not supported by the buying classes of people. It may be perused by thousands of readers but such readers seldom purchasers of advertised goods.
 It's the clean-cut, steady, nornal-ninded citizens who form the bone and sinew and muscle of the nunty. It's the sane, self-respecting, dependable newspaper that enters their homes and it's the home sale that indicates the strength of advertising medium
 No clean-rnnded father of family wishes to have his wife and children brought in contact with the most maudlin and banal phases of life. He defends them from the sensational editor and the unpleasant adver tser He subscribes to e0spaper 0tich he does rot fear to LeaUe about the house. -.u.
 Therefore, the respectable newspaper can always be counted upon to produce sales than which may even larger circuatioa but whose distrbu- ton IS in ten editions among unproftable citizens.
 You can no more expect to sell goods to people who haUent noney than you can hope to pluck OySe,s from bushes
 It isn't the number of readers redched but the number of readers whose purses be reached that constitutes the value of circulation. It's thing to eir attention, but it's far different thing to get hseir money. The nfitd may be aVing but he pocketbook IS yeak. .....-
 If you had the choice of thousand acres of desert land a hundred acres of oasis, you'd select the fertile spot, realizing that the larger tract had less value because it would be less productive.
 Just so the advertiser who really understands howlhe is spending his money does not measure by bulk alone. He counts ProdcOity first He takes care that he is not putting his money into se0er
 Copyright. 1908 by Tribune Company chicagoo
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
SEES voN sueLow.

BERLIN, Dec. 15.-Pres1dent Castro of Venezuela. who arrived here last night from Paris. called this morning on Chancellor Won Buelaw and For eign Secretary Won Sheen. leaving a card. The foreign secretary later in the day sent Councillor Getzch, who acted as the German indemnity com missioner at Caracas in 1903. to return the call and inquire concerning Gas. tro's health.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
RAILROADS AND SHIPPERS.


 When railroads were arbitrary and arrogant violent language concerning them was natural and pardonable.
 Now that they are changing their manners and methods and are treat ing customers with some measure oI civility such language is out of place. It Is a belated echo of the fierce talk of earlier years and answers no good purpose.
 The change in the attitude Of the railroads is illustrated by what has happened during the last year. Soon after the panic there came great slump in their earnings. Once they saw in the raising of freight rates a way out of their dificulties. Once they would have raised them offhand and let the shippers protest. This year the great eastern trunk lines adopted a different course. Teey gave notice of their intention to raise freight rates 10 per cent There was an immediate remonstrance from shippers. It was energetic and organized and the roads needed it. They postponed the pro posed increase and talked of per cent instead of 10 They said they were ready to discuss the subject with shippers. They sad they wished to educate the public so that it could see the roads should be allowed to charge more. Then they rot down to pro posed per cent raise Now judging from what Vice President Brown of the New York Central said at the dinner of the Illinois Manufacturers association. the roads are about ready to leave rates as they are.
 The roads would not have been so amenable to argument and protest if it had not been f2r the steady i'm proTement in their business. It weak ened, month by month. the strength of their contention that rates should be. raised Making full allowance for that, their course has been moderate and reasonable compared with what it would have been if they had felt themselves the masters of the law and the people they once thought them selves. ... Now that the railroads are begin ming to recognize shippers as equals, with rights that must be respected. the hope of the establishment of ami cable relations between them grows stronger Incorporate remarks do not assist in establishing such req tions and should be discountenanced. The shippers have better weapons than hard words. They have the law and public sentiment with them If they shall act in unison, as they have been doing of late, the railroads will not court war with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16

The Dispatch this morning com ncnx pn the brevity of that part of tbe presidents message recommending statehood for Arizona. but it does not mention the fact that Governor Kib- bey faaed to mention statehood in bis annual rspors to the secretary oi tse interior. Essry annual report aeut nopi arizona daring the last tes years has contained plea for state hooa for ne ter1tery.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
NO ROMANCE.

And what did you do with the money you earned by the sale of your first romance?" they asked the emi- nently Successful author.
 T spent it. he answered.
 For some souvenir, no doubt. that would long remind you of the import ant epoch in your professional lnIe, they suggested
 No he curtly answered. 'I'spent it for food
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
GUARDING AGAINST susoNIc

PORTLAND, Dec. 15.zRepresenta- tiyes of boards of healthl from prac. tically every sea port on the Pacific coast from Victoria to San Diego in conference here today, brought into existence the Pacific Slope Public Health association. The object of the association is to secure protection against bubonic plague.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
DUTCH BAG ANOTHER.

THE HAGUE, Dec. 15.--The war ships operating on the coast of Vene- zuela captured another Venezuelan coast guard vessel known as the '23 de Mayo" The Mayo's crew landed on the Venezuelan coast and the yes sel is proceeding to Curacao in charge of prize crew.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
SENATOR FoRAkER STILL OUR FRIEND.


 We were told yesterday by the As. sociated Press dispatches that sena- tor Foraker of Ono has introduced bills in the senate which provides for the admission of both New Mexico and Arizona as separate states. Thus we are assured that the distinguished senator Of Ohio has not been changed in his desire to do justice to the peo- pie of the remaining territories.
 Arizona RifI always retain kind Y feeling for Senator Foraker be cause of his determined fight made for Arizona at the time President Roosevelt, Speaker Cannon, Senator Beveridge and the entire Roosevelt administration was trying to force us into joint statehood with New Mexico Senator Foraker offered the amend ment and compelled it's acceptance in the senate which gave to the people Of Arizona the right and opportunity to kill the joint statehood proposition which was promptly done.
 Whether there is to be opposition to the admission O. Arizona now, de spite the promise of the republican national convention made last sum- mer in Chicago remains yet to be seen. A report has reached Arizona to the effect that Senator BeYeridge will again oppose the admission of the territories. If he should do so, of course, t will be impossible to pass the measure over his opposition dur ing the short session of congress, as he holds tue commanding position of chairman of the committee on terri. tories in tie senate.
 Since congress me- there has not been single expression yet to give hope that those who fought the admis sior of Arizona as 8 separate state ir the past will not continue to do so II the future, except tcat of President Roosevelt and he seems to be becom ing more disliked by the present con gress every day.
 It was intimated by the leaders 1T the republican campaign last fall il Arizona that they had assurances tha if Ralph Cameron was elected to con gress eyer Mark Smith that the ter ritory would be admitted immediate! on the meeting of the short session MT. Cameron went SO far as to sa, that if the territory was not admit ted as a state before March f. next that he would never ask for anothe vote in Arizona. Time is now growth short for the fuIeilment of this prosr ise It $ 10 be huped that the bi will be passed by the present cc' gress and we know that every dem, crst tp congress- ssands ready to vot for the bill whenever the republica majority will permit them to do so.
 Arizona has renewed cause for gra itade to Senator Foraizer nov that i has again ohampioned the cause ( our people Thai he viii work earl estly for tAe passage of the stat hood bills introduced yesterday no on will doubt and we predict that he ri fDd way to force a consideration { his measures before the appropri tions ges. through the senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16

swer questions, sucn as were pro pounded to the railroad magnates and his banker regarding dealings in stocks of the Union Pacific and other lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
ROBBERS GET s15,ooo.

M'ALESTER, Okla, Dec. 15.-Rob- bers dynamited the safe of the First National Bank of Eufala, Oklahoma, twenty miles north of here today and escaped with a sum said to be about $15,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16

The United States supreme court hps again slipped the halter from the neck of hartman. whom President RooseseIt had hoped to have securely bobbled before the end Of his admin jstration
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16

Now everybody Is waiting to see the president take whack at the supreme court because of It's decision that liar riman could no, se compelled to an
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
BANKRUPTCY ACTION.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Actfon in bankruptcy against Patrick J. Kieran, missing president of the Fidelity Funding company, was filed in the fed eTal court here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
OLD 4sER DIES.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15.-James Morgan, a 49er and well known min ing man in California, Nevada and Arizona, died tonight suddenly of heart disease.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
soosT roR RoosEvELT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5-(Speciai.l ] Roosevelt postoffice will become presi- dential January 1. The salary cf the postmaster will be sf .100.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-16
NoT LucRATIvE.

Is he engaged in any salnfrI pur- slIit2"
 tNo. He writes poetry for iiv- ing"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-08
7. w. FINCH is PLEASED
WITH GoLDFIELD's OUTLOOK

: .sr am more than pleased with the
nbvsical showings of the mines OF 'oid-
sald at present" said John Wellington
r;noh "a A News representative TINS
week Mr.. Finch resigned last ran
from the general management OF 'ne
n.,aeold consolidated Mines company
and went abroad for his health, spend
~ tho winter with his family III
Bologna, Italy.
During the past week he has Dten
;e;t;ng properties daily, accompanies
Assistant General Manager WhKlh'
sor Of the Consolidated.
nwork is being carried on IN eco
mica and scientific manner ne Saiu'
II OH the properties have inspected
!. remarkable what Goldfeld has ae'
-af;shed in the past nine months u'
.ho labor troubles and hnaneiai
.o.s;on. think that Nevada IN
'eltmants in general, and Goldheia -
1a. will be greatly sought as
nancy is easier in the east. Inc
az the Consolidated mill VIII
op'H 70 do with starting the de-
n,a05 for local mining stocks. :,
MANI rioqb has opened an office IN
New York City, where ne Is |'sV the
,.;,n 4. Chester Beatty perhaps u
WIN mining expert in the woria
Iohn HAYS Hammond
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-08
HORNSILVER MOVES UP
A PEG EACH WEEK

large bodies of high grade shipping ore
will be available.
The Hornsilver Leasing company are
still prosecuting ON the 110-foot level,
and according to calculations have
about 40 feet to go in the south crosscut
before they cut the lead and about 20
feet in the north crosscut. The show
ing is very good and the ground i'm
proves constantly. 1t will be remem-
bered that it was on this ground that
ore running into the hundreds was en-
countered when the work was first
started.
A good strike on the Orlean claim No.
| has been a%nnounced; the shaft is
down 65 feet and the ore shows horn
silver and pans free gold. The shaft
passed through one ore shoot that was
about so feet wide and so feet long and
has entered a second one. The dip Of
the first shoot was toward the Whirl.
wind No. 2 claim of the Hornsilver
Townsite company. The operators of
this ground are preparing a trial ship
ment, to ascertain whether or not regu-
lar shipments can be commenced.
In this connection it is interesting to
note that the Great Western is send
ing about two tons of ore to San Fran
cisco for a test run under a new pro-
cess. and if the results are as salts
factory as the inventors claim, it is the
intention to erect a mill here for the
treatment of the local ores. The out
come will be watched with interest.
We are informed that the local ore
haulers are to have some competition;
the feeling has long prevailed that the
present hauling charges on ore from
Hornsilver to Cuprite are excessive, and
a change in this respect has been hoped
for. According to reports an auto line,
capable of moving ten tons of ore at q
trip will be installed, and those behind
it claim that they will haul for less
than the wagons, regardless of the price
named.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-08
,,rrIE soLDFIELD co.
TO BE INCORPORATED

p.,sys Incorporating the Little Gold
IA Mining company will be filed with
. dav or two by C. +. White, who is
ding the proposition. The capital
.;ao viii be three-quarters of a mil
lion dollars.
The assets Of the company will con
:. Of a large fractional claim situated
.1;o;ning the Goldfeld Souvenir, also a
term lease on the company work
ings of the Souvenir.
I'm the latter property considerable
u,,k has been done, both by leasers and
.ompany account. There is a splen-
M vein showing and, in the opinion of
,;neers who have examined the prop
,rtv. a little more depth will show
y.lues of shipping grade.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-08

The new 25-stamp mill on the Bull.
frog Homestake-Kin property is meet.
ing the expectations of the company of.
fieials and the quality of ore is now m
to the values shown in the mill tests
That the officials of the are
pleased with the operation Of the plant,
and altogether confident of the success
of the project, is expressing the facts
mildly.
President Milan piloted a party of
Homestake people to Rhyolite the lat.
tire part of last week, and several DAYS
were spent in inspecting the mine and
mill.
Mr.. Milan reiterated all that he hal
said concerning the construction Of the
mill and now that the plant is being
demonstrated in actual practice. all of
his hopes and condolences have been
realized.
Eyes, we are pleased and immensely
pleased he said, in speaking of the
Homestake proposition. "The mill is
a great success, and we have no fault
whatever to find with it. The plant is
working 100 tons a day at present. and
tie capacity will be advanced to 12J
tons perhaps within a short time. This
is the capacity we have figured upon
from the start.
eff we had the whole thing to do
over again, we would not make a single
change in the mill. If we were to start
over again, we would build just the
same kind of a plant, and in my opinion
we did well to give the contract to the
Colorado Iron Works company. We did
not build the least expensive mill that
was offered to us, but we built the mill
hat will do the business, even at
greater cost. That the mill is making
a good saving is evidenced in the fact
that the tailings are running only 40 to
cents a tom
Mr.. Milan did not state what per-
centage of values is being saved by the