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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-30
DE- SOC| EDAD.

Reqreso. En- ell vapor espanol
que tomo puerto aver en- el de es
ia c:udad han vuelto a la lsla des
pues de algun tempo de ausenela
de ella las distinguldas famlllas
de Was Ochoteco La Costa y eau
bet.
Otra vez pues Sc encuentran
entire nosotros los estlmables es
pesos Caubet Gonzalez y sus !
monfslmos ninos; el Sr. Juan Via
Ochoteco su distinguida esposa
y su linda hija Ia senorlta Amaha;
V ell Lcdo. La Costa su d stingulda
esposa Maria Calaf y Miro. La be
LA Y simpatica damita Carmen
Guillermety que con los esposos
Caubet paso una larga temporada
en- Mallorca vuelve a su lar en-
dor.de tantas simpatias y afecto
tiene.
A todos uuestra mas cordial
bienvenida.
; En- San Juan. Despues de haber
estado algunos dias en- Ponce han
regresado aver su residencia de
: Hato Rey las distinguidas seie
: ritas Camelin ' Helveltina Schlra
ouienes acompaho su sehor padre
don Pedro. Bienvenidos.
Para Rio P,edras. Meli Acost'
: Calderon la graciosa y bella tt
guena del vergel de R 10 Piedra
5 oue paso en- la ciudad alguno
: dias ha regresado aver a su reside1
: cia en- aquella poblacion. Deja gra
u to recuerdo aqui y debe volve
y pronto para dar la grata impresio1
e de su dulce presencia en- San Jual
$ la bella damita.
+ Ben,gno Trueba. Este iove
compatriota que curse Ell Espafi
u su carrera de ingenieyo obtenie
) do notas de "sobresaliente" ac
l. ba de regresar Puerto Rico en-
a ultimo vapor procedente de Ba
$ celona. Eiene a residir ahora en-
o isla ell joven Trueba Y Suarez y
n darle ia bienvenida lie deseamc
el ell mas lisongero exito felicita
a. dole por sus triunfos que sup
ron colocar muy alto ell pabello
: de ingenio y de facilidad para
estudio que sustuvieron slempl
irme los hijos de esta terra
Buend noticia. De los Estado
,r Unidos han escrito q Ia distinguid
familia Brunei Guita noticianc
N lie que la sonora de la Haba es'
muy bien IN Ia convalecencia de
dolencla cue la retuvo algun tie
po en- CANA. Celehramos la me
ed ria de la distinguida dana Guy
a. regreso la isla en- union de sus f
on miliares Sc efectuara en- breve
IA, .Sernper.
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Mofet. juZga terni-
nada Ia guerra.
Seran |evantados 46 fueTtes para Ia
detensa del bnitoTio ocupado.
q eeIcho regular sgdtuiIa a los Iesenistas,
La Camara de los lores no ha podido llegar a
un acuerdo en- Ia discussion del bill" de
presupuestos.
Mr., Taft recomendara proxlmo mensale la ad-
mission como estados de la Union los territories de
Arizona Nuevo Mexico
general Estrada indemBizara las famas de los america
NOS Cannon Gros fasilados per zelaya.
Fl general Estrada ndemBzara las famias de los america
NOS Cannon Gros fusilades per Zelaya.
(De nuestro serviio cablegrafco.)

New York, Noviembre 3O.-El
presidente del Consejo de minis
tros de Espana sr. Moret, ha hecho
interesantes manifestations que 10
prensa liberal ha comentado favo-
rablemente.
Declara que con Ia ocupacion de
Atlanten, cuyo hecho de armas
o;urio recientemente, considera
terminals Ia campaiaa de Marrue-
cos.
Declare que la comisidn tecnica
determinara la creacion de 46 fuer-
tes en- los sitios de mayor importan-
cia, desde el punto de vista estra-
teiico que defenderan el territorio
ocupado por las tropas espaholas.
FL eiercito regular sera puesto
en- pie de guerras con ell proposito
de slstituir 4 los reservistas que
prestan servicio enI IMelilla.
New York, ,Noviembre 30.-La Gace
ia Official de Madrid informa que el
eobierno tiene ell proposito de publ.
car un libro rojo dando cuenta de-
proceso de Ia campaha de Melilla
v todos los documentos relaclona-
dos con este asunto. -
I'm telegramas de Canarias in
forma que ha cesado Ia erupcior
del pico de Teide que en- estos dltl
mos dias estuvo en- actividad, anne
nssando envolver en- su lava las po
blsciones inmediatas.
New York Noviembre 3d. tt
legramas de Buenos Aires informar
10 terminacion del ferrocarril tras'
andino que pondra en- comunica
cion las republicas de Argentina
Chile. Aver hizo entrega al gobiern'
la empresa constructors del dltlm'
tramo que comprende la parte de
tunel construido en- ell monte Aeon
cagua en- Ia Cordillera andina. Coz
Ia termination de esta obra qued
unida Ia ciudad argentina de Men
doza con Ia chilena de San Fe lip
uitimas poblaciones fronterlzas d
ambas repiblicas.
New York, Noviembre 3d. De
pachos de Centro -ameyica intor
man que los revolucionarios de NJ
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buenas cuentas
en- Humac 40.
Ell inspector de euentas
munic ipales revise los Ii
bros de aquel municipio.
Los libros estan al dia y ell con.
ceie communal fue felicitado
per el inspector.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Nov. 26.-Mr. Gilbert inspector
de cuentas municipales ha estado en-
esta ciudad por espacio de tres dias.
En- este examine embellishments
las cuentas de Tesoreria quedado
sltamente satisfecho del estado de
estas.
Como resultado de su investlga
ci6n V deseando hscer iusticia los
empleadoS de este ramo lesie
licito calurosamente por su hon
rada labor ofreciendo informar q
sus superiores del extcelente estado
en- que sc encuentran este .municI
,.;o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-30

caragua han recuperado en- san
grientos encuentros con las tropas
de Zelaya varias de las posiciones
perdidas. Un fuerte ejercito revo-
iucionario Sc mueve hacia San Car
los en- las nberas Sur del gran lago.
Ell gobierno revolucionario que pre-
side el general Estrada ha declara-
do que su ssgobierno ha recono-
cido la demanda del gabinete de
Washington referente q Ia indem-
nizacion a la familia de los ameri-
canos Cannon y Gros, fusilados re-
cientemente por Zelaya.
New York, Noviembre 3O.-La
Camara de los Lores no ha podidc
llegar q un entendido en- Ia discu-
sion del bill de presupuestos. FL rey
Eduardo hara en- breve la convo,
catoria para proceder las elecciones
generates.
New York, Noviembre 3O,-E
presidente Taft, ha declarado qus
en- su proximo mensage recomenda
ra al congreso ell reconocimientt
como estado de Ia union & los terri
torios de Arizona y Nuevo Mexico
Pedira asf mismo la reconsidera
cion del proyecto sobre Ia creaciol
de bancos de ahorros postales.
New York, Noviembre 30.-De;
pachos de Londres y Paris da
cuenta de los suntuosos recepcione
con que ha sido recibido el rey M
nuel de Portugal. Fl monarca lusi
tano, de Cheburgo partio en- ell ga,
Victoria and Albert hacia Marsells
llegando aver 4 Paris. El president
Falliers y ell consejo de Ministrc
dispensaron al rey carihoso recib
miento.
New York. Noviembre 30.-
Departamento de Estado de Wa
hington ha recibido la nota de Ch
J lie en- la cual esta repdblica acepta
proposition del gobierno Gle los E
tados Unidos, del nombramient
} del rey Eduardo como arbitro {
Ia reclamation pendiente entire
gobierno de Santiago y la Comp
MIA Alsop.
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Les nnevos hOrizoptes.

Is indudabe que Sc avecinan
grandes acontecimientos polfticos,
Para elIos basta saber leer entire
lineas las nuevas manifestations
de los que saben aigo; pero es un
hecho indiscutible que mientras SC
usen trsjes hechos de los que ven
de Ia "Palmesana de J. Pierss er
Allen 81 NADIA hay que temer pars
al y1or,-apir
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En- La PaimeSana

Sc scaba de recibir IN nuevo surti-
do de ropa hecha para cahalleros de
los tiltimos modelos de 1910. Visi.
tad pue., "a Palnesana de Juan Pie
"a os convencereis. Alien 80
En- esta Inprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
&2 ouintal. .-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-30

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAyATIvo BRoMo-orIN,SA.
Fl boticario devolvera el dinero Il 10 Sc
cura. La hrma de E. W. Grove sE halla
ca Ga calita
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En- esta Imprenta sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos 4
81 ouin.a al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-30
D|RECTOR|O DE- SAN JU AN

Dr.. Tomas Vasqusz las facol-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Af:aiones
de Ia piel y siflfticas Consuita de
2a5 p. m. Plaza de Colin y, altos
Farmacia ''El Fenix" Led. NJ.
Travieso. Muy acreditada. Esme-
70 en- las formulas; Dep6sito de las
excelentes "Capsulas de Colchiflor'
gran remedio para reumatismo Y
gotta. San Jose l2l cerca del CO.
rreo.
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Mr. Maurice caau exehasu da honorable George Cabot Ward
aumno de Ia scea professional de auto
Paris dgda por ebe Charron quien obuvo
de Ia de autom6ves ene honor de IN
Puerto Puerto Rico acaba de gar De
ha adauido aum6v de cebre
STEVENS DuRYE Modeo Y 1910 dndro 40 cabaos de fuer
No hacs gs esta todos los tnen n
automobiles han poddo so duns
eur frances Maurice Csileau.
Mr. Caeau oa de las quieran hoararo
sesudd que dan cnco
profession de nscnrridos Paris la
cuea professional de- automobiles New York Puerto Rico al
del secretario de Puerto Rico Mr.. Ward.
Puedo ana m&quua las msravas produdas
ingno amsicsuo u 10 Ia permrd
rucn er nquear nuestros caminos mao g que ma
ocura o u,aran m4aunas
montah Este autom6v Ia Ultima
abra condolences nngons maqna
comodidad Aunos para Ia auom6V demoraan
haber ado Puerto Rico
cas veradera ma1avs matera
de transporter
dbe bep autom6 que oomenzsr dde
hace v sa siempre guado Mr. Caeau
pietario.
Calle de la Fertaeza Box 373 Telefene Ala
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DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.-Me-
dico cirujano. Consuitas de 3 p.
n. Consuitas y operaciones en- ia
isla. San Juan. Teiefono 234.
Gale del Cristo ).
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Ingeniero Civil.-Ramon Gan
dia Cordova, Tetuan So, ciudad 0
Parada II Santurce Mirlmar. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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DR.. ]. E. Saldana.-Medico CT
rujano Ofrece sus servlcios al p'i-
hlico. Consultas de II 2 p. m.
Fortaieza SO. Teiefono No. 25l.
San Juan. Entrada del consuito-
rio frente al teatro.
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Farmacia Colon. Antique esta
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizados. Plaza principal. San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-30

Lecciones de Pano.-La seho-
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa 9 i domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo Z.
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Practicante. Silvestre Feiloo
Martinez. Elnbalsamador-Farma-
cia Colon y San jose 6. San .Iual
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no mas pecaS nj manchas!

Unioo re.nedio que pr complete
hsce dessparecer peess, manchas. bs-
rros, etc. etc.
Para intormes dirigirse al P. o
Manati, r. k. Box Isl.
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kboSados -Emigdio 5. Ginorio ,
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60. Te-
lsfono 353. Box 366. San Juan.
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Hotel Rios -se vende barato es-
te acreditado Hotei por no poder
atenderlo 81 dueho. Informardn en-
el n.ismo Hotel. Fortaieza II. San
Juan.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Mexican Consul Takes Vacation.

Miguel L. Torres, who was appoint ed to succeed Y. c. Romero as vice consul of Mexico to the Clifton dis trict and Graham county, left last week for Mexico City and other pr ominent points in Mexico on his annual vacation. MT. Torres has been located at Clifton the past six months, during which time he has made a large number of personal friends among the citizens of this place. He has proven himself to be a most pleasant gentleman and the Mexican government can do no bet ter than to keep him here perma- nently. In an official way his busi- ness dealing with local officers and authorities have been most Conserva- tive and he is beyond doubt the most popular consul that has been located in this section for many years. Dur ing his absence his place will be filled by Carlos Palafox, who arrived here T
The copper era., 1909-06-03
THE RAILROAD.
Work is Started and Dirt Will Soon be
 FIying-.-COntractOrS Busy.

Preliminary arrangements for the commencement of active operations on the new Shannon Arizona railway have been completed and within the next few days an army of men will be busy working. Tim Nardelli and his associates, who have a large con- tract have established their camp and are now at work. They are starting with a small force but before the week is out they will have quite a number of men at work. This is the largest individual contract that has been let and it will keep them busy to finish it within the specified time. Other contracts that were announced last week are in similar condition and within the next few weeks the hills between Clifton and Metcalf will be practically covered with workingmen.
 Ipollito Cascarelli was this week awarded the contract for all rock work and two tunnels above the Standard ore bins and it is under stood that he will employ at least 250 men. Nick Cole, one of the old time rock men of this district, was also awarded a contract for two miles of grading and cut and fill work on this end of the road. He will en- ploy in the neighborhood of 15O men and has secured the services of Hoffman to act as his foreman.
 The closing of these contracts, in addition to those let last week, does not leave but a very small part ol the work to be contracted for and it is more than likely that Cotey X Company, the main contractors, will do the balance of the work them selves. They have announced that they will do all of the bridge work which will keep them pretty busy. They are now advertising for 400 laborers, principally pick and shovel men and when they get the bridge work under way they will need sev- eral hundred men on that work. Outside carpenters wanting work will do well to keep their eye on the Cllf- ton-Morenci district during the next month or two, as a large number of them will be wanted when the bridge timbers begin to arrive.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
The WoOdmen Excursion.

The second annual Woodmen picnic at Duncan last Saturday and the grand ball Saturday night took about POO Clifton people to the valley city, all of whom report most enjoyable time. As soon as the excursionists arrived in the valley city the leading citizens of that place turned the town over to the visitors. On behalf of Duncan the visitors were treated to a free barbecue and lunch.
 Base ball, dancing and picnicing under the beautiful shade trees was the order of the program and as the weather was fine everybody who went down spent most pleasant day. The special train which left Clifton Saturday night was crowded and on the return trip the coaches were packed to overhowing, as many of those who went down in the morning returned on the night trip.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Citizens Ticket Rally.

On tomorrow evening Prettyman's $ nall will be the scene of grand rally which will be given under the auspices of the citizens ticket, which is now in the field for the various town of fees. The candidates and other lead ing members of the independent movement will address the audience with short speeches and every point of the campaign will be discussed. After the speaking the hall will be cleared and all present can indulge in grand free dance.
 There will be music furnished by the Clifton band and everything will be done to liven up the campaign to the greatest possible degree. Those who are interested in town affairs should make it point to hear all town questions thoroughly discussed.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Nolan is Placed on Citizen Ticket.

At a meeting of the executive committee of the citizen ticket held last week Tom Sidebotham, one of the candidates from the Nornh Cliff ton district, handed in his resigna- tion in favor of Frank Nolan of Shan non hill. The cause of his resigna- tion was on account of Shannon hav- ing no representative on the ticket, while North Clifton had little more than it's share of representation. His resignation was accepted and MT. Nolan was placed on the ticket: Mir. Nolan has been a resident of Shannon hill several years, during which time he has been in the con- staut employ of the Shannon. He is an excellent man for the place and as he will represent shannon inter ests he will receive big vote from the many voters who are favorable to the Shannon company.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
An Automatic Switch.

G. w. Call, a nephew of G. w. Williams, Sr., arrived in Clifton this week and is now at the Clifton Hotel exhibiting a new patent in the way of an automatic railroad switch. He carries with him a small locomotive and railroad track and yesterday afternoon demonstrated the working qualities of the device to a number of the railroad men and large crowd of outsiders. The patent appears to be a most practical one and works like a charm, doing away with the use of switchmen on the main lines. The switch is always set for the main line and in order to enter siding the engineer operates an attachment on the locomotive which throws the switch automatically. When the switch is once thrown the weight of the train locks the switch, which rt- mains in perfect alignment until the entire train has passed over, after which the rails are thrown back to l the main line automatically. In com- 1 ing out of the siding the weight ot | the train throws the switch back | gain.
 MT. Call reports that the device is
 working successfully on several rail- roads and he believes that it is going
 to meet with the approval of all rail.
 roads on account of it's safety and
 convenience. He is here for the pur'
 pose of placing stock in a company which has been organized for the pur'
 pose of building a plant for the manufacture of the attachments oi the new patent.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
CERTIFICATE of INCORPORATION
.DULUTH-ARIZONA GOLD MINING
 COMPANY.

Know All Men By Tn csc Presents. That we, the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves together and agree upon the following Articles of Incorporation, under tho provisions of Chapter 50, Revised Laws 19O5' of the State of Minnesota, and acts amendatOry thereof and supplementary thereto, and do hereby adopt the following Articles:
 Article l. The name of this corporation shall be Duluth Arizona Gold Mining Com pany
 Article II. The general nature of the bu>i ness of this corporation shall be the mining smelling, reducing, refining and working of iron ores copper ores, and other minerals and precious metals; the manufacturing of iron, steel, copper and other metals, and the market ing of any such ores or products: any or all of said business to be carried on in the State of Minnesota, Territory of Arizona, or elsewhere.
 The place of the principal office or headquar- ters of this corporation shall be Duluth, St Louis County, Minnesota.
 Article IT. The period of the duration of ;his corporation shall be thirty (S0) years.
 Article ". The names and places of resi- dence of the persons forming this corporation ar fOll
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Gold Belt Meeting.

At the special stockholders meet ing of the Gold Belt Development & Reduction company held in Clifton this week the board of directors were instructed to accept a proposition whereby outside parties are given an option on the property for the purpose of erecting a mill and further developing the property The stockholders of the company are very enthusiastic oyer prospects and if the new concern makes good the Gold Belt will soon become heavy producer of gold. It is understood that the new company is to receive stock upon the completion of the contract
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Dupont Trophy.

The Dupont Powder company has put up a trophy which is to be shot for by the members of the Clifton Gun Club. It is a handsome trophy and can be seen in the Dunn drug store show window. The contest will be commenced at the traps next Sun- day afternoon and every member of the club should join in the contest. Each contestant must shoot at least 800 rounds and no contestant can shoot more than 50 birds each week. The low average men will be given handicaps at the start and will con- tinue to handicap themselves through out the entire contest. The same system will apply to the high average man, which will give the poor marks men an even break with the good one. Elch contestant wIll be given his starting average from the last 100 birds that he has shot at. conse- quently all will have an even break.
 Home Grown Strawberries; when it comes to flavor aud quality they are un- equaled. Sold by the Shannon store department.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
MORENCI ITEMS.

Tom Wester spent, Monday in Cliff. ton.
 Mrs. Rice was shopping in Clifton Tuesday.
 AL. Work was in Clifton on busi- ness Monday.
 Chas. L. Shontz was in Clifton on business Saturday.
 H. Van Gorder left for Stafford Sat urday on business.
 MT. and Mrs. Nonnamaker spent Saturday in Clifton.
 W. c. Coney has accepted posi- tiOn at the machine shops.
 John Molder was in from the New York-Arisona camp Monday.
 J.. K. Williams, Ray Smith and Chas. L. Sands visited Stafford last week.
 J. B. Griffin is again able to be out after a weeks confinement due ts measles.
 The troop observed Memorial day by marching to Bunker cemetery and decorating the soldiers graves.
 R. L. Eaken of Denver, arrived in camp Friday and has accepted a position in the time keeping office.
 Mrs. R. E. Moore returned Monday from Fl Paso, where she has been visiting her sister the past two weeks.
 A small crowd attended the Ameri- can dance held at the rink Saturday night, but thoroughly enjoyed them selves.
 Mrs. H. Heinrichs took advantage of the excursion to Fl Paso, where she will visit friends for couple of weeks.
 Mir. Jensen came in from New York-Arizona camp to take part in drill and decorating of the soldiers graves.
 H. L Hall left Wednesday for a months vacation, during which time he will visit Los Angeles and other points on the coast. Kenneth Williams and brother took in the excursion to Duncan where they had baseball games, horse races and a general good time.
 Mrs. Blake and daughter, Fanny, left Saturday for Virginia, where they will live for the present. They were accompanied part way by l Marni Blake.
 The Morenci Americans were de- feated by "Jacks" A. c. team Sunday by a score of 1O-S. About 100 turned out and seemed to enjoy some of the play very much.
 About seventy-fve Morencites spent Decoration Day in Fl Paso and all speak very highly of El Paso and their reception given them upon their arrival in the city. l Chas. Mitchell, who has been visit ingBert Hastings for the past few days, left Monday for Douglas where he will make a short visit before re- turning to his home in Topeka, Kan.
 Bert Hastings gave a very enjoy able stag affair Saturday night in honor of Chas. Mitchell. who in former years held responsible posi-. tiun with the D. c. Co. and conducted the livery stable now operated by D. NJ. Cansler. MT. Mitchell is now ir charge of large printing establish ment in Topeka, Kansas.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Democrats tO Hold Rally.

The democratic club has announced a grand rally and smoker at the Cliff ton Theater building on East Side for this evening, to which all demo- crats and their friends have been in- vited. It is understood that leading members of the club and candidates on the city ticket will address the audience upon the issues of the city campaign which is now raging in Clifton. At the close of the meeting refreshments will be served.
The copper era., 1909-06-03
Methodist Church.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m., evening service D. m. subject "Jewels."
 All who are not attending any church are most cordially invited to join with us In our worship. Doors will be open at 7:30 p. m., and there will be good music until s, when the service will commence prom otly. A public prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at o'clock. Come and bring friend to all our services.