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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18

Umh Copper Greatly lower lt- Cost
OF Production.

The REPORTS of abe Utah Copper come
nany fnr the month of September VIII
show thC greatest strides thc company
has 500 madO Boo tne iraaenur of the
DoHt of production. Although m H tNr
policy ol tHc company t0 allow nI boo
formation t0 he sIfCu out except Iu
the quarterly reports to the atorkuoId-
cra, It .s generally understood that tho
mining concentrating, Hmolt.ng. trans
rortauoa. marketing and 200 other obs.
ronHas CO.. thc month were greatly rc-
uu.Ud Tnc actual cost fnr Cine entire
work. o. sfid t1 ba CLOSE to h1 cents
f0r eHrn pound 0f copper This is
bringing down thD cost off production
puUs'ieIans. when compared with
something over mime cents "a pound
during tha nrst quarter of the Ycar
zine company through thr recent sale
uf considerable off Itf output uaF able
Co realize better tnan nfo cents pound
profit lt b. understood that largo
amount ot thc copper the c1mpauy had
ou hand Mas recently disposed NJ at i3
rents pound and better Taking BE-
at ~ cents the profit ou tho septcm-
ben production was az cents
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LIVESTOCK.


AHlCAGOs
Chicago. oct S-Cattle-Recelpts es-
timated at 22o0o. market 10 10 i5c low
or. Beeves, 4.N0 70; Texas steers. 4.e0a
and feeders. 3.l0a5. -; COWS and heifers.
20o05. 60; calves. 7.0og9.50
Hogs Receipts. estimated az 500;
market slow to l5c. lower Lights. .00n
7e5 mixed. 7.&@7so. neavy, 7iSatl Is;
rough. 1.l5@ 7.25. good TO choice heavy,
.a5al 81 pigs s4oa7 %; bulk or sales
Sheep Receipts estimated 81 5000;
market Zoe. lower Native 4.On7 .o6;
western 2eOG47S. yearlngs, 400 6. 80;
lambs, native. 425a7.l0; western, 4.s5Q
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. oct lS-Cattle-R Receipts
5000; market Zoe. lower Narive steers
25et On. native COWS and heifers $50
g. IS stockers and feeders. 2.25G6 so;
bulls. 7bd4.O0. calves. 3 seas %. west
ern steers. 3.75as.5o; western cows, 2.7Jd
AS.
Hogs Receipts. leooo; market 10 10
15o. lower Bulk Of sales. i.2oa 80;
heavy. 6507 80: packers and butchers,
.a@7.55, lights, 7.ooa545 pigs, b.0oa
sheen Recelpts. lsc0: market ioc.
lower Muttons. 40Oo5.O0: lambs. 5.0a
100. range wethers and yearlings, 4.6og
Is, range ewes. Soog4 q.
OMAHA.
south Omaha. oct 1S-Cattle-Receipt
$40. market steady. Native steers, 4.i5W
500. COWS and heifers. 5.O0fl6.00. west
ern steers. 3.bOH625: Gamers. .2jd3. q
stockers and feeders, 2.i5H5 .; calves,
3 75a6 Is, bulls, stags. etc. 2.55a4.5o.
Hogs Receipts. 200: market I0c low
or. Heavy. 7.0oa7.6 lights. $50. 40.
pigs. 6.JoQ7 90: bulk of sales. SW7 90.
sheep Receipts, 2s.Go; market steady
To lower. Yearlings 70a5 20; wethers.
g 9od6.50 ewes, 3.754f4.5 lambs ESQ
$50
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JAS. GIBSON HIT BY AUTO.

James Gibson. OF az east Second
South street. well known 10 many peo-
pie Of this city as ticket taker at the
salt Lake thoater for % years. was
knocked down and run over by Miss
Mary Halloran's automobile as II was
being driven by her. while he was
standing at the crossing Of First South
and Main streets. about 4 O'Clock, SAT
urday afternoon. He is paralyzed The
injured man was picked ny uncOn-
scious and taken TO his home In a carr
rage, where Dr. W r. Beer dressed
his wounds Il is reported that Mr.
Gibson will recover
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WEATHER REPORT.
Pair Tonight and Tuesday.
ToDAY's rEMPERATuHEs.
UNCLE SAM WANTS ENGINEERS

Drainage engineers. medical supervisor
and inspectors assistants are wanted bv
the government. and notices have mN
come from washington stating thsf O..
examinations for these pOsi.i0 VIII
held IN this city Nov. "a
The drainage On gineArs are wanted
the department OF agriculture at riu
ranging from 81 30 20 tho pnf sa's
Each Of the candidates VIII he gc.a
10 write thesis from ms own ,NY.
cnce on the subject OF How a. eriIH
rlgated lands" or The relation Of drI
age 10 irrigation"
The medical supervisor is wanted
the Indian field service al O. SALARY
Se5p a mAnth and expenses.
The inspectors assistants are needed Q
the burssu OF animal industry at a sal-
cry Of $40 per annum, with the prospect
OF promotion 10 si.3O a year after siy
wears service.
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RrrrER ANp Enas.
TODAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York. Ocl U.s. Money on call
FIRM 3ti 0fh por cent ruling rate. ~
pea. cent, closing bid sA per cent Of
fcrea a al per cent
Tlme mans weaker, for - days, az a5
per cent; for 20 days. per cent. for six
months. fia04A pew cent
Close Prime mercantile paper 51bN
per cent
sterling exchange strong, With actual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18

business In bankers bills az tssu4 80 10
for e0-day bills. and at Ase.i5 for de-
inand.
commercial bills. is2it@AS2s.
bar silver. 5oss.
Mexican dollars. az
Governmen bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular
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PARK CITY ORE SHIPMENTS.

IaUOITHI 70 INC NHWE1l
Park city. oct is-The following
We're the shipments out OF the Park
city district for the month of Sep
tcmber GFassillie Clsemical COM
pany. i.i6l 200 pounds. Charles Moore.
80 100. GuyInan and Wilson. $4,000
silver King Coalition. 5,4i9,160; Daily
Judge. San $40; Daily West. 2.2S5 $50,
ontario, 49,. $50, American Flag. 2S5. 7l0
Little Bell 1880. making "A grand to
tai Of 10. 500. $50 pounds OF ore,
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NUTS
VEGETABLES.

Utah radishes. three punches for....i0
Parsley three lunches for............l0
Saratoga chips, per pound ,..........j0
New cabbage, three pounds for. 10
Utah carrots two bunches for,....,..,b
Utah lettuce per bunch ..,..-.+...,-..o
Creme onions. two bunchos Tor .t,t-.s.a
New spuds. per peck ...,,......,...- 70
Hubbard squash, each ....t,t,tf,,'.-e 20
Pumpkins. CaCh..,. ,.+t.tt.-s.ts-ss.'. 10
Summer squash. each ....,,..t...t....a
Fresh tomatoes, 3 pounds for..........i0
New turnips, three for........-t......l 10
gantalounes. three for -. .,....,,.....s5
Egg plant, Two FOR ..,'.,,....f...''''le
Bell pepper. two fOr ..t..t.,t.ss.-....lo
Sweet spuds siK pounds for ........ q
Brussels sprouts ..,...t..t...--.s.-.-t -
Mushrooms per pound .t.t..tst.sr--'3 10
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct. lA-Early trades h wheat
reelected the hearish condition Of Foreign
markets. Influenced By the heavy
worlds shipments aggregating more Than
30ll.n0 greater than last week. The
range in cereals was slight and pro
visions also kept in narrow limits.
Wheat fen or trihe al the outset
December y 20 isfl g lower than satur-
day a. Gai 10 1865
Prices ranged for q time within half
cont of the opening and steadied at
1854
zine weather had n slightly bearish in
fleuco ou corn which was couuteracted
hl ID moderate cash demand. December
opened "a shade higher 10 n lower Than
saturday W $50 10 eaia1A The initial
vance which crowded the quotations up
20 500, where % steadied
THE oats market showed no great ac-
fiVitr and prices were ln narrow
range. December started - 20 isGh
lower IA gq7s 10 39at m p and then rose
90 saturdays final figures
Pro,i sions opened 2isN7tac lower. Janu-
arr products were quoted ~. PORK,
k 30. lard 10 eD and ribs. s.Ci
Wheat-Later December touched 90 -
but rrodt-taking SCI lu and 80 closed
a0f p lower al l.0j'.
Corn-Thc range in corn continued mar
row, December closed No = lower AZ
tlose -wheat-Dec l.@s May j. eos;
corn-dct. 0i,, Dec S1s May GE;
July eai
Pork-Oct. 1885, Jan. $50 MAY
Us 90 is
lard oct l2@, Nov. mo- Jan.
30 ni4 May. 1876.
Ribs-Oct.. no. Jan. aud May a62'a
Ryt-Cash. 1905; neci -.
barley Cash. hin65
Tlmothy-Oct, s.0m3 49, March me
Go
Clover Nothing doing
BuTTER And EGGs
Chicago. oct 1s-Butter- steady.
Creameries 25m H. diaries. 22a&
EsRs- steady. at marx cases Included,
N receipts $500. nrsts a prime
nrsts. "a
Cheese Worry nrm Daisies isa, 49,
Twins. llstmlt. f0ung Americas. 100
l6. Ions Horns, l6Ni6A
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New YORK oct u.s. sugar. raw steady.
Tair rfnmng. al1. centrifugal. .A test
lEI m0laHscs sugar ai2
Refined STEADY Crushed o 81. powder
"a. b8, granulatcd, a ~
Coffee steady. No. Rio s'a No. 4
Santos. asush.
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A DISCUSSION
Blood Atoncmrni and the Origin Of
PlurRl Marriage.

filunu hlnNfMFN ann iN' ONlkih 81
Plurpl Marriage.
pamphlet containing ofer a hun
dred pages, has just been issued, This
brochure contains a discussion on tho
questions quoted, between Elder J0-
seph ~ Smith, Dr.. and NJ Richard
q Hvans the latter genuoWan begin
second counselor 20 the Present % the
"ReorEanitcs" The questions are en-
tered Into exhansiiyely by both sides.
and q great deal ~ valuable informa-
ZION n given, Elder Joseph n Smith.
Dr., shows by historical data ana M
controYcrfihlc deductions that the po-
sltion ~ his opponent IL untenahle.
Post paid 10 any address, 200
DESERET NEWS pOOc STORE.
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32.450 si3,S99.0O
AFTERNOON SALES.

AT 4 AsiNaN0OAN SALES.
Colorado 100 al 40
Columbus 100 at 70; 400 at IS, 500 at
"a, 200 az 7S
Crown Point, 500 at
East Tintic Development 500 al ~;
500 az ~ buyer 60. 500 at ~.
Grand Central. 800 al 18Th
Iron Blossom hoo at IS. 100 az 70;
90 At 80; 500 at ~. 100 al - seller go.
Iron King, 500 at Isle
Mason Valley 800 az 100 80 at
1871
Mineral Flat $500 al &
New York. 900 at 6iz
Provo 500 at SO 500 at 9. 900 al 10.
1900 az 1914 900 at n.
Prince, 100 at l.O1 H.
Silver King. $50 at 400
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Bingham Amalgamated. 900 al l0h
Black Jack. 100 az TO-
DAILY Judge 100 al 500
Grand Central. 600 az 2.02ia. 100 az
200
Iron Blossom. 600 at 49, 900 at 50;
/ 800 at 81
Iron King, 500 at u.s. 700 az 16
Little Bell. 100 at 1856 100 at lC0,
buyer CO.
Mason Valley. 200 at 90
May Day. 900 al p. 20 az 10.
New York. 800 az g. 500 at 6i5.
Provo. 1000 az 6ih 300 at O.
Seven Troughs. 900 nj TO- COO at pa
Sioux Con. 200 az 20. 500 al 50.
seller 60
Tintic Central. 800 az ~
Utah Con-, 900 at g.
Victor Con. COO at 8. 1000 40 "A
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel. 500 at H.
Iron Blossom, 800 at 81. 800 at 50. 500
az -, 300 az 70. 500 az e.
Mountain Lake 200 at s.
Provo. 200 az "a
Sioux CON. 500 at 20
Tintic Central 800 at ia 400 al ca,
900 at 6ik
TOTALS.
Shares. Amount.
hegular call ..........t6 $50 S,4tq25
open board ........... 200 5.419I5
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nosroN LIKE RANGE.

James a. Pollock q Co. bankers and
brokers. west Second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
GROCERIES.

r.nver raisins. per pound .i5d20
Honey per pound st.tst..tt.s-sst'... lo
Hoets. iu cans. each .ttsrttrttsftss.. ~
DIN pickles, quart .ttt-.t-t-tsrsstttt-ip
Sour pickles. quart s,t.sstt+..,s...t1 ~
Popcorn. pounds ..,.-,,-...,t,-,.,. 70
sugar. "a pounds for ....-...t..t..,-l 90
sugar. per 100 cane. SEQ beet, $50
Citron peel per pound ..---.t--t...'' Y
Lemon peel per pound ..rftstf'ft' y
orange peel. peg pound .tt...f..' p
Mmcemeat per pound .-..ln' 20, q
sweet cider per gallon ,t.tt.t,.t','. %
Rye hominy. quart ..t,t-t.. tftf..' ~
Creamery butter per pound .-f-.. 20
Good ordinary butter ,.t.,.-,..-, sOq ID
Cane sugar ,.t+tt-tttttttts s'sst''tt - tN
Beet sugar ,t..t-t.t.tft..ff ffssfff 600 ~
Maple sugar per pound 'fsff'sfff'''' 70
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

St Louis. Oct is-Wool. hrmsr. Terri
tory and western 26a2 %. dne mediums
2a26. fine, lfd20
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FRUIT.

Oranges. per dozen ............SO, 40, 50
Lemons. per dozen ..................S
Lines, per 100 ...-..-....-......,...-l 20
Bananas per dozen .,......,...... SO030
Grape fruit. Tor .....+.s'ss.sss'''.' ~
Dates, per pound ...ts..s.'-s..-...-..l 10
Apples. per peck. .....,..,......,.,...lo
Peaches. three pounds. .............s1
Plums. per pound .....,..'............- h
Watermelons. per pound. ......-.......z
Grapes. per pound ...................iu
Concord grapes per basket ..........os
Cranherries, per quart -.....--.l9
Crabapples pcr peck ..-.-.,.s 90
Pineapples, each ....-. 30
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.. Il. WHITNEY. stock Broker.
tsf AtlaA Dell if7o. ReA sO0t-z
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sAN TNNNCIscO MARKET.

James a. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire today:
COAtsToCK.
Ophlr SaI s1i4. Mexican. l.&al 20.
Gould a Curry. 30N2i; Con Va. l7oft
1.fLfh. Savage. s5n So. Hale a. NorcrOss.
40 bid: yellow Jacket A. bid. Belcher.
Zoo bid sierra Nevada. GGdel. Union %
as. Chollar Im26. potosi. OU 65.
TONOPAH
Tonopah Nevada s50n7m; Montana
Tonopah. 81 bid, Tnnopah Extension 81
bio; MacNamara, 29N30. Midway, %
asked, TOnopah Belmont 20 bid; West
End Cons, % asked. Jim Butler i2W l3.
GOLDFlELD.
Sandstone. 5a6 Col MI s asked
Jumbo Ext. l3 bid. Booth. J2nl3, Blue
Bull 3 hid Adams J asked Silver Pick
ORC, 4m5. Atlanta l2dl3. GtBeud sac;
led Top Ext, 2m3. Florence. 2.W bid;
Godheld Daisy. Ml0. Comb Fraction "a
r. rs. CT Bend Annex, J asked. Newanos
500, Portland, ! bid; p Mohawk j bid;
Red HIS. 5 bid. Mohawk Ext 3n4,
Goldneld Con. go bid Dneld Triangle,
! bid. e.. o. H.. sac. Florence Ext. Iq2
BULLFROG
Bonnie Glare i3 bid Maynower cons,
l3014. Moutgy MI. asked Homestake
CONS asked. Tramp Cons .N3
MANHATTAN.
Manh Cons, sa5: Dexter. Gas. Miner
al Hii 2nA
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fsirview Eaalo. Is nskedi Nevada INNS
ivnN0. pittshurg sill Peak. 30 asked,
Round Mountain. Is asked. Rawhide
Queen, = asked Balloon lin Fa6
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RETAIL.
HAY AND GRAIN.

Family -four. per cwt....-...'...'.'.-.t
TIour' straight grade, per owt ...2.s0
Flour. high uatent. per cwt ......2.95
Bran and shorts. .................-..lf 10
Straight shorts ..........-''.'.. l.eo
Timothy hay. per cwt................l;O p
Alfalfa hay per cwt...,...-..''...'',. ~ ~
Corn. per cWt, s....ss.s'. - W
Rolled Barley, per cwt.............l-os
Wheat ner cyyt ...........-....s..3.O ~
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
CACTUS MINE WILL
SOON Be RUNNING
FINAL Details Of the Reorganization TO
BE CLOSED az stockholders Meet
inp AFTER OCT. n.

According to Information given cut
this morning. The cactus mine at New
house win be- placed m operation by
Nov e. AZ that time the mini and the
mine win be- ready to grind out a daily
production 81 copper The property BE-
declared 90 now De in better shape than
at any time and the amount of ore
blocked out is the largest IN It's his
tory.
Almost a month ago suit WAS flied iu
Beaver county 90 forecloso ON the prop
crty and "a sale was ordered. Under
the law 10 was necessary that the sale
should not boz made final for 80 days.
This expires on oct ~ Immediately
after that a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Ncwhouse Mines a SHELTERS
VIII be held iu New York city, az which
time the company VIII waive its six
months equity of redemption In favor
81 the new organization AZ this meet
ing the final reorganization VIII be
completed ard the company viii be-
come the South Utah Mines company.
The mill az the mine has been placed
I'M first class condition and VIII be able
TO make ana excellent savings. which
In comparison with the old mill should
yield a good profit in itself Develop
mcnts al the mine have not been neg
iectod since the work closed down and
everything viii De n readiness for
new era AZ the mine
Through the reorganization the COM
pany viii be placed in excellent hnan-
cial condition. The assessment levied
has placed sufficient money In the
treasury TO insure the best OF results.
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MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter, per pound ..........i0
Butter. ranch. per pound. 25goJo
Cheese, per pound ..................2 O499
Ranch eggs. per dozen....,........... 80
NeufChatel cheese ...............-.....l9
pkg. cream cheese. two pounds 20
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WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND PnnIrnv

Dressed beef. per pound -t--
Dressed veal. per pound fea, p
Dressed pork. per pound
piessed mutton, per pound ...G@.
Lamb, per FOUND .... ''0W
Lard, per pound ''' w
Live hens. per pound
Dressed hens. per pound
Drceaed Snrlnga. Dor nnlllin - "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30
Ia ANCIAClON DE- JOYBNbS CRS2lANG :
(Y. N. C. Az

tende traer 4 la unidad, en- forma in
directa, las numerosas disgregadas {
incoherentes sectas protestantes que,
pretendiendo tener como base la BIZ
|blia, no puede ponerse de acuerdo en-
la Interpretation de 10 que la Biblia
dice, Y como 81 la Biblia escrita para
afirmar la unidad de la fe cristiana,
fuera para ellos un cauterio disociador,
de cada versiculo a su manera inter-
pretado, surje una idea distinta y tras
la idea una nueva secta, por falta de
autoridad que una sus egoismos.
En- cuanto que Ia union indirecta,
pero 81 esa es su finalidad dentro del
M. C. Az, es plausible en- su empeiio,
pero 81 esa es su frialdad dentro del
Protestantismo decadente, ese debiera
|ser su lena al anunciar su regreso q
los lares aver abandonados' pOr ea fra
case.
No debe lamar 4 sr1s salOnes los
JOVENES CRISTIANOS, sino a los
JOvENES PROTESTANTES 9 quie-
nes quieran abandonar su religion, pc
ro ESQ francamente, sinceramente, nc
con la hip6crita formula de que no tie
ne finalidades de religi6n concretap,
porque hemos visto. que ceiebra cultos,
|y da conferencias protestantes, que es
aconcretar ell pensamienton religioso,
10 cual MEGA en- ea libreto profusamen-
te repartido en- la capital.
Creemos que no es correcto este pro-
|cedimiento.
Hemos recibido Ultima hora una
nota del secretario Tibbitts, acompa-
Handonos artfcuaos insertados en- peri6.
dicos de America, sobre los aefectosn
de las conferencias dadas por ALA, Pc
ro como 10 que los lectores de la
prensa insular importa es conocer la
Asociaci6h, y este grandes rasgos 10
hacemos en- este articulo, entendemos
innecesaria la insercion de los sueltos
remitidos.
Iremos al Teatro Municipal, para
rersOnalmente enterarnos de alguna
innovation que hayan podido sufrir al
gunas de las bases en- ell libreto de Ia
Association dejados caer descuidada
mente.\
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30

de efectuar en- ell terreno de 10 iusto
Y equitativo, de conformidad con 10
que vereis en- Ia relaci6n que recibi
reis adjunta donde Sc hace ell histo-
rial desde el comienzo del asunto del
Riff hasta hoy.
Ell objeto del gobierno de Espana
cs otro muy distinto del que anunci6
puesto que la aglomeraci6n de fuer-
zas reunidas en- Melilla y sus alrede
dores da margen a pensar asi.
Y por esta raz6n S. M. Sheriiana
nos ha ordenado os comuniquemos 10
que precede para que tomeis nota de
clio y 10 comuniqueis los honorabQes
representatives extranjeros, para que
a su wez, vos iguaIlnrente, 10 eleveis
q conocimiento de los respectivos 60
biernOs para que estos llamen la aten.
ci6n de una manera amigable al
ilustre gobierno de Espaiia en- forma
de que no altere das relaciones de bue-
ma amiStad que existen entire las dos
naciones amigas y vecinas, acerca de
Las cOnsecuencias que pueden ocurrir
en- la region del Riff por su a:titud y
los perjuicios que pueden originarse
en- general, teniendo entendidO que ell
Majhzem sigue siempre bien dispues.
to hacia Espaha.
En- las gestiones que Sc practican
entire el embajador de s. M. Sherifia-
ma y ef gobierno de Espafia, tene-
mos la confianza de que estas difficult
tades Sc aIlanen de un modo equitati-
vo, de conformidad con los tratados
y convenios vigentcs entire ambas ma.
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30
ID lO|Q del Sh|dl de MQTU0COS
A LAS POTENCIAS

He aqI ell texto integro de Ia nota
enyiada q las potencias por el Sultan
de Marruecos, segln la traduccion IA
cilitada en- el Ministerio de Estado:
A. NJ. Regnault, decano del cuerpo
diplomatico.
PonemOs en- vueStrO cOnOclmlent0
nara conOcimiento tambien de las ho-
nOrables potencias de esta plaza, la
aglomeracion de fuerzas que el gobier-
no de La honorable naci6n espalola es-
Il reuniendo, pues llegan d mas de
10000 hombres Los situados en- Ia re-
gion del Riff.
La introduction de un n1mero tan
crecido en- este Imperio cherifianO pro-
duce alarma por no saberse su objeto
ni el resultado que Sc persigrHe.
Cuando llegue este conocimiente
de S. M. Cherifiana lie afectara mu-
cho por los efectos de la alteration
que podrfa producer en- la region del
Rif en- todo eli Imperio sherifiano,
NO habiendo duda de que este ha de
alterar la tranquilidad.
Lo que mas ha alarmado s. NJ.
Sherifiana y todos sus subditos, ha
sido el rumor esparcido con insisten-
cia de que el gobierno de Espaiia no
sc dimitarfa los prop6sitos que anun-
clio de castigar 4 los que asesinaron q
los obreros que trabajaban en- las mi
mas cerca de Melilla; castigo que por
ntra parte no tenia tampoco derecho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-30

Nos ocupamos anteayer en- tono de bro
nm. de Ia circular enviada muchlsl-
mas personas bajo la autorizada TRINA
del Presidente del Comite Executive de
.esta Association, que pomposamen1e
anunci6 su instalaci6n en- Puerto haco,
despues de haber tenido aquf un Caub
en- la Gale de la Fortaaeza, esqulna
C,uz durante dos 8 tres amos, con el
anuncio exterior de Y. NJ. c. A. cuyas
fetras todo ell mundo recuerda, por
ma ingeniosa Interpretation dada por
Muestro ausente eompahero sMomo~.
En- aqued aClubn, que muchas veees
vix;tamos, habia una biblioteca con nu-
merosos selectos vol1menes, en- lngaes
espaiiol, casi en- su totalidad expo
miendo doctrinas protestantes, y sobre
las mesas del Circulo hallabanse siem-
ure-aparte de la prensa de Puerto
Rico,-la mayor parte de la prensa
rrotestante de Norte y Sur America.
Ins salones del Club fueFon en- San
Juan, SECURE punto de reunion de los
rDastores de las variadas y opuestas
senominaciones protestantes, y en- al
gunos casos hospedaba en- las hablta-
clones del segundo piso; q auienes de
fuera de la capital de Ia isla venian
tenian intimidad con el secretario,
que era aqui jefe de Ia Asociacion.
ALI habia generalmente deposatos
de biblias protestantes, que eran ven
slidas quienes las solicitaba, y en-
el portal permanecia siempre una VI
siriera con muestras y precios de tales
biblias.
Una vez la semana Sc daban ms
trucciones biblicas en- ing6s 6 espa-
noi a los marinos y soldados que IRE
cuentaban los salones y & veces-ge-
neralmente los dominges-se daban cul
tos pIblicos, los cuales asistian Indi-
xiduos nativos Y americanos de las di-
ferentes sectas establecidas en- Ia Is
IA.
Traemos aqui estas casi olvidadas re-
miniscencias, para probar que Ia Aso'
ciaci0n, que con tan numerosas clrcu'
lares anuncia su regreso, es una ASO-
CIACION PROTESTANTE, que pre-