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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-16
Ell TR|F|NUS.
(Por Juan Perez Zdhiga).

Restuituimos la carta su correspon-
diente calavera continuamos el VIA
je procurando olvidar aquella calaVerada.
VX
Hartos de sustos, peligros Y desenganos,
dimos con nuestros gallardos cuerpos en-
Pernambuco, Y desde aquel instante va no
pensamos en- otra cosa que en- regresar Is
pana v decir a nuestro caprichoso lngles
que estabamos canSados de buscar el tr1-
finuS inu1timente, y que en- 10 suceslVo 10
siguiera buscando su sonora madre,
Para efectuar el regreso neeesltabamos
fondos, al Banco de Pernambuco nos oil
rigimos con el cheque en- la mano y la espe-
ranza en- el coraz6n. Pero no contabamos
con la sorpresa que nos llevamos, pues de
haber contado con ella, hubiese delado de
ser sorpresa.
Y realmente 10 fue para nosotros el te-
legrama siglliente que en- contestacl6n a
nuestra denanda nos exhihieron alli:
"Sres. Joao, Somouza y CompanIa.-
No faciliten fondos Zdhiga nj a Audar6,
que han cesado en- sus relaclones mercan-
tiles conmigo. ST por casuahdad los ven
ustedek, zahahieranles.-SGnd
La resoluci6n del ingl&s podfa estar JUS
NO--
Ia sorpresa, nos dej6 por el momento en-
disposition de fallecer prematuramente,
Y apoyados en- Ia terraza del Banco no Su-
pimos que hacer, arTojarnos la Gale de
cabeza comprarnoS jab6n de lechuga.
La Immediate vuelta la madre patrla
Sc imponia.
Con este fin con el pretexto de despe-
dir q un pariente nos trasladamos a cler-
to vapor pr6ximo a zarpar con rumbo a
Espana, creyendo que podriamos repetlr
la suerte de viajar gratis.
Decididos, pues, todo, y aprovechan-
do un descuido del despensero logramos
bajar al sollado colandonos por ell ventl-
lador de babor. Y penetramos slglloSamen-
te en- un reointo oscro que no podia Sc
mas que la despensa, juzgar por el delicar
do aroma que galantamente despedia,
Tenemos un par de narices mcapaces
de enganarse nj de enganarnos:
Aouello era efectlvamente la despensa
del barcoy acurrucador tras las zatras del
aceite aguardamos ell terrible instante de
cue ell cocinero entrase a buscar huevos y
Sc encontrase con notsotros.
No Sc hizo esperar mucho, Entretenla-
Sc Xaudar6 pescando aceitunas en- una
ola. Y estaba con el primer chorlzo, cuan
do un individuo con gorro y mandll abrlo
Ia despensa, en- ell mismo momento en- que
Sc me atravesaba la tripa en- la grarganta;
la tripa del embutido.
Elruido que hube de hacer para no aho-
garme descubri6 nuestro paradero al mar
milton, Y antes de que este Sc pudlera mo-
yer le tapamos Ia boca con una coltlor Y
lie pintamos nuestra situaci6n con los mas
vivos colores: trabaio indtil, puesto que la
despensa careciS de luz.
Sin embargo ,Talgo debi6 de interesarle
10 que que 4 grandes rasgos lie reierlmos.
Cuando supo que 20 era el autor de im Ii
bro titulado Cocina c6mjca con cuyas re-
cetas habia envenenado mas de cuatro
comensales, me quisa besar henchido de
entusiasmo, y cuando, gracias d un lunar
con pelos que ostentaba en- la nuca, lega-
mos a descubrir en- el al esposo de la nodri-
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Otra Yez FL POPULAR"

El Sr. Amtrico Salas que Sc preo
cupa mucho por tenerle siempre a sus
favorecedores ell mejor surtido de
CALZADO, objetos para sehoras y
caballeros y pertumeria de las mejo-
res marcas, acaba de hacer nuevas i'm
portaciones de todos los articulos de
su ramo y las mas acreditadas marcas
de Europa y de America Sc encuen-
tran ali. En- perfumeria no hay COM
petsnc.a en- caIzado Ia dana mas
exijente halla en- el POPULAR"
toda clase de cslzado desde el chaplin
hasta el elegantisimo ZAPATO PA
RA BODA. Botas de montar. zapa-
tos para trabajos y al alcance de todas
las fortunas, se eneuetran en- el acre
ditado establecimienlo,
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INFORMACIOH MUNDIAL
Continuation de la ragina Ia

Continuation de la rdgina Ia
presentado su renuncia YER
bal al Gar, pero este no quiso
admitirIa hasta que no quede
definitivamente arreglado el
asunto de los Balkanes.
Sc anuncia la dimisi6n del
premier Stolypine para la prl-
mavera pr6Nima. FL baron
deWitte trabaja por su calda.
Continuan los debates en-
la Douma con el presupueSto
para los creditos de Ia armada.
ALEMANIA.
El comprcio exterior de Ale
mania ha sufrido en- 1908 una
importante reduction.
Segin la estadistica Official,
la importation ha disminuido
en- 300 millones de marcos,
con relac;6n 4 1901, Y Ia eN-
porraci6n en- otros 200 Milo
ncs.
FL presupuesto pruslano
para l909-l0 aumenta de
ID. $50 600 a - 100000 los
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ba la idea de que, merced al progreso de Ia
humanidad, dejara el caballo de ser obJe-
to de las cacerias de los mejicanos, y estos,
ALA en- los agretes wales de America, ten
dram que aplicar sus lazos a la ca2a de au-
tom5viles
Alejados de aquel lugar nosotros, que
solo teniamos Ia mission de cazar el tri /
nus no podiamos verificarlo nj con lazo
nj con nudo, continuamos nuestro cammo
en- direction al rio Amazonas, al cual tu-
vimos el gusto de llegar muy de manana.
Una vez en- su ribera; 10 primero que hi
cimos fue buscar las amazonas de quienes
recibe el nombre, pero no tuvimos la suer-
tie de tropezar con ninguna. Preguntamos
por elias a una lavandera que habia tras-
ladado ALI su banca desde el Manzana-
res, y nos diio que aquel rio Sc denomina
de las Amazonas porque antiguamente
Sc vefa galopar por la corriente una IN
finidad de sehoritas con falda larga y SOM
brero de copa, montadas en- briosas tru-
chas
Lo que vimos nosotros fue que el tai rio
parece mas bien I'm mar. Su anchura Sc
ra como la distancia de Torrelodones a
Ricla, su longitud quiza mayor toda-
via. En- fin, haste considerar que ALI po-
drian banarse diez Barroso, quience Aqui-
leras, doce caracteristicas de zarzuela,
veinte nodrizas, sieteRanceses Y veinticua
tro Eillaverdes, sin tropezar siquiera.
En- un barco de cabotaje, entire made
ras finas Y telas ordinarias, entire quina
en- rama Y otras cosas mas malas que la
Quina, fuimos transportados por el ancho
rio hasta Santaren, santa quien nunca
biamos rezado, porque procedia de un ha-
rem, seglin malas lenguas.
De Santarem fuimos d pie a la Carolina
invirrendo un dia en- ell viaje y de esta pc
blaci6n pasamos otra llamada Iherezl-
ma, V tanto la Carolina como la Therizina
nos gustaron mucho; pero nos abstuvlmos
de telegrafi8rselo nuestros esposas para
evitarles el roe-roe de los celos.
En- Ia Ultima de dichas poblaciones nos
entr6 una pereza invencible, y de ALI no
nos hubieramos novido en- Glen amos; pas
precisamente Sc isponi8 a salir una dill
gencia para Cabobo, Y dijimos: "iQue
demontre. Contra pereza, diligencia" "
En- ella montamoS, pues, en- union de tres
viaieros muy feos lleg5 en- pocas horas
a Cabrobo, y sin detenernos mas que to-
mar lecha de cdbrpbaS para adqulrlr tuer-
zas. nos dirigimos pie q Pernambuco, ma
ma menos que Pernambuco.
\ los lados de la carretera encontramos
muchos huesos mondados, que no habf a
mas que verlos para conocer que eran de
emigrantes, los cuales, segdn supimos, ha-
bfan lido suicidandose al sentirse engana-
dos tan leios de su patria. En- efecto, ca
da calavera tenia ujeta con los dientes una
carta drigida al juez de guardia, y cogien-
do Xaudar6 la primera que halo a mano,
me la do a leer y vi que decia asi: wi
ne en- busca de trahajo y no le encontre.
Me aseguraran que ganaria ounce dros
diarios sin trabajr, y salgo d ounce DISCUS
tos diarios trabajando mucho. Lo mejor
es. pues. quitarme de enmedio. Por ESQ
me echo a un lado del camino para matar-
me. No Sc culpe a nadie de mi muerte
porque seria perder el tempo, etc, etc,
etc"
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Linea ftrrea del 0eSte.

I"ncraro.-SaHdas de Bayam6n Y Ca
pital. s1mu11neamente.
Dlas adorable Aadana o. 7.n5s-30
945 y li.Ou Tarie l2l5, Las. 5lj
SIS. 545, GI0
D5az festlvos.-Mahana 6. 5.05. ssh,
o45 y H. Ia-ie Ills, l-3O. 2-50. 90
So, 5.ij b51.
Filrfe faratos para dtas festivos De
san Jlan 8 Iayamon- ia y vueiIa e1
Ia fl--. - ctss- "a case. Is etyA
DE iayau5u 4 taJaho. .-. y v1leita, Ia
CLa-e. D. crvs.. D. c.s-s. iJ ctys-
bike sullnarls dr. capital tata-
e. en Ia aasa % ctNs } "a ciAse J
Ctv-
Ea.smt-. 10. de- nero d. 1906 Ra-
mdu Aaa.4
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UN GRAN BALE.

Sc dara bajo los auspicios
de la Association de la Logia
No. l de San Juan. Puerto
Rico, independent Order
of Odd Fellows, eI dia - de
Mavo de 1909. en- eI hotel
Eureka AIiramar.
Las invitaciones deben ser
presentadas 4 la cntrada, Ia
noche del bale. Billetes a
S1.00.
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Corses y RoPa Blanca.

Corses dc Ia ca-a WARNER he los
I Ilamsdos D5rcrfp~lo cura- hallNna=
: son inoxidab.ez $ lava... 10 re.a.
Hsv model0s para Ie--"~-s Gr.e-as
y modelos para pcr~7na- r"l-a1as.
Surtido eonstsnre g" r""o- Ins u..-
reros desde S $50 wo I.ar >uru-
DO en- ROPA BLANCA- Arsaoaua
v FFancesa. Hay mae.,..- r1.n
corses des1e I'm dollar e.. .sr.an'r.
Enaguas muy hucnas tt.a-a- .e
dnrmir. PantaI0nes Il a. rs.a IT,
preclOs muv ruuyenIenics. ~' -'--.-
ben cunaantemeute nOvedauC-. i.A-
RIS BAZAR. FORTALEZA -.
PEDRO GIUSTL.
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;Novedades recien llegadas

NEn la casa Geigel Sc ha recibido
Dor ell dltimo vapor un surtido de
,preciosas faldas de panama y otra
telas de novedad en- colores de mo-
da. Son faldas que no necesitan
refajo Y tienen un corte muy eIe-
gante.
Sc estan realizando bajo precio
SOS trajes de chaquet6n.
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GANGA

: Sc vende por mitad de pre-
clio (S 325.O0) un Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa de su vClta.
Sc daran informes en- esta Ad-
ministracl6n.
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Dulces en- aImibar.

En- Ia calle de S. Justo no,
20 Sc venden dulces en- almi-
bar, Sc sirven comidas a do
micilio, y Sc alquilan habita-
eionee. Precio conventional.
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PARA LA pREsENTE EsTAc1oN.-Lo' ~"
cBachos de ia Villa de Madrid son 'oS
oue dan resuelto el problema de IA gene
H. c,,sto en- Puerto Rico Ellos son ios
dnicos que han consegudo tener {" a.
vnagnffieo esoablecimiento el suruoo i.ias nns
irozn-,sto de los articulos del ramo, >1A IA
r-,ra fa,tan las legitimas carnlse'as 10
.r,s,rrk . de hilo nj carecen de las ilieloies
romedias para senoras ninos as. oo..o
80. cabaIleros. Contracts olrec0o5 eoA
fEahr;csntes E les ponen en- conoiclon oe te-
nap .a , oranto pueda pedirse y los meloTes
ne. No hav ouienr yea y no conpre los
;,,soos de cintas Dorothy que Heuuei
ss;;+as dos LAGOS una banda en- ca
;;t.s de seis lazos; podemos serVis eual,
s.,;s, [ color precio desde si'19 a 30 ei
l,aa u.se Yea el gran iote de bordados en-
s,v. realizaci6n hacemos nenos
ao;tad de precio. En- telss blancas y
AZ fantasia no tenemos competioor' tene
.. - 'A.:r,s1 .:r.os especiales en- Persian Lown'
Tsa,.h 70 Orrandi cuanto el pnblico 90
recesits- Pida muestras vlslte
susst-os ss grandes almacenes y seguramen-
nusss, s.Ta,6 ruanto necesite. P. o. B. 764.
Ts,sfono 273. San Francisco d. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. -
ENTIRE los compradores de relojes
4 uIayos en- ls joyeris de F. kehrhahn
v Co, So ofrece un reloj "Taltbsm 30
manalmsnte. La dlGn1a seSsacs ootuvo
i I,,ev ROdrigueZ de San
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UItimaS nOyedadeS.

sitieue uSted que hacer algun rega
10 yea el immense surtido de joyerfa
de todas classes, desde 10 mas barato
hasta 10 mejor en- la antigua y acre
ditada casa de TINAUD, donde Sc
acaba de recibir ell meior surtido que
nunca Sc ha visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tambien hay una variedad de efec-
tos de plata y platesdos y de otras
novedades propias para regalos, TODD
q precios sumamente limilados: antes
de comprar haga usted una vista i
dicho establecimiento Zen el cual Sc
han hecho importantes rctormas) y
no dudamos saldrl usted complacido-
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NUEVO HOTFL.-COn to

NUEVO HOTEL.-Con to-
tdas las comodidades propias
ldel mejor estahlecimiento de
testa cIase, han instalado los
J esposos Morgan un magnifico
hotel en- Ia parada Is en- Snn-
t4rce. HOTEL MAYA. SerVicio
esmerado, habitaciones fres-
! cas- y ventiladas en- los tres
pisos del edificio, y viStas
al mar, brisas continues
y suma atenci6n para los hues-
pedes llena este hotel una YER
dadera necesidad. Para fami-
las hay comodos locales. En-
sitio centrico de Santurce dis
pone de facilidad en- las comu-
nicaciones con la ciudad.
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INDICATOR GENERAL.

C0NSEJQs Las MADKEs n-Me .Ese ,ls1aa llaIa6s &C. &C
~ ninos stan en- el periodic de "a detenclon Pro
porciona aliyio Immediate psoueho pasieMnSe: M pro
sDsto desps my viyo aegTe rs s1a muS SoaSe aSS
Sace fScties Is junction del estomago egEe ca
inseenos Es el meioS rsmedo co12cioo para 1s 1ts-
~ ,s Ola Ia causa Tengase mucho euidado en- pear e
Ssrabe .Calmante de IA sehora Winsow: es e he-
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q ssta nPrsaia se sea5s paPsl Y5si0
( pasas q1zatAL ..-.z.--.....
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Ia
At
la ndca paada de
%In oumn showing time flag
&-Afte name of Station indicates flag stop a Ii trains
80
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Lea hac ia aba 10
READ DOWN.

Daily Daily Daily Dist.
Diario Diario' Diario en- KITS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19
DastardIy Crime Believed
to Fave Been DeIiber-
ateIy Done at COuer
D. Alene Plant
FOREMAN AND TWO WORKMEN
ARE KILLED ny EXPLOSION OF
POWDER NOTWITHSTANDING
EFFORTS To CAPTURE GUILTY

SPOKANE, Wash, March 1S.-
The explosion in the Occur d'AIene
Powder works. near Wallace, Idaho,
yesterday which caused the death of
Foreman J. S. Kalborg and two
workmen, in the opinion of the Coeur
d Alene Concentrating Co., was the
deliberate work of an assassin.
All the buildings of the plant ex-
cept the nitro glycerin house were
destroyed No arrests have been
made but it is reported that a man
who was heard to express the wish
that the mill be blown up was seen
running from the ruins Immediately
following the explosion. The mill
will be rebuilt at once.
1t is understood that the company
and probably also the state will of
fer substantial reward for the cap
ture of the assassins and it is expect
ed that some of the best detectives
in the country will be called in to
make effort to get at the bottom of
the outrage.
Locally there is very strong feel
ing over the affair, and il the guilty
party or parties are caught it is like
ly that the officers will have their
hands full TO prevent lynching.
kalborg was very popular as a fore
man and widely known in the dis
trict
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19
POLITICS IN
THE CITY
AND CONVENTION
CALLED BY THE MUNICIPAL
TICKET CENTRAL COMMITTEE
WILL NAME A FULL TICKET

Municipal politics came ON deck
last evening with flourish, when the
old central committee OF the Citi-
Zens Municipal ticket met and after
making a few additions to fits MEM
bership. which won out in the city
election two years ago, proceeded to-
business with the result of calling
primaries and city convention.
The date for the primaries was
fixed for Saturday. April ,. two weeks
distant The polls will be open from
places; First ward, Ely Stock Ex-
change. Second ward, office of ]. ii.
Watson, Murry street, Third ward,
Carpenters hall, under Park hotel.
Primary officers for the three
wards were chosen as follows: First
ward. ID. C.. Mcdonald, W. I. Bin
ford. F. ID. Oldfield: Second ward,
John II. Watson, John Weber. A. A.
Marshall; Third ward. John Gala
CHER. George Renshaw. George v
Knapp.
Date for the city convention fol-
lowing the primaries was fixed for
April 10 at $50 D. III. There will be
total of 25 delegates in this gather
ing, distributed as follows: First
ward. 8, Second ward, 10; Third
ward. g. The distribution is made
on the basis of one delegate for each
25 registered voters, as the registra-
tion books stood for the November
election. To this number Is added
two delegates at large for each ward.
In attendance at the meeting OF the
central committee of the old orga-
nization last night were a majority
these being S. p. Terrell. c. X.
Reeves, James Dillon, John Weber
and j. II. Polly. five in all. These
chose the following to round out the
full committee. replacing members OF
the old organization who have left
the city In the last two years: Sam
Mingus, ID. c. Mcdonald, John II.
Watson. Anthony Jurieh. These
gentlemen will have charge of the
campaign of the Municipal ticket un-
I'll the convention names new CEN
trail committee. Mr.. Terrell is chair
man of the present committee and
Mr.. Reeves secretary.
The work of the convention aside
from the naming of a new committee
will consist In the nomination of
full city ticket. The latter will In
clude a candidate for mayor. city
marshal, city clerk. city police judge
and members of the council.
1t was said last night after the CEN
trail committee meeting that there
had been no discussion of candidates
or of other business than of calling
primaries and convention. However,
the committee stands for the selee-
tion of full ticket of the best citi-
CONTINUED on page four)
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FULL GREW MEASURE PASSED.

SACRAMENTO, March 1S.-The
crew bill, providing that three brake
men must be assigned to each freight
train of so cars or more, was passed
by the senate today and goes to the
governor for his signature. j. M.
Murphy and Will =. Lemon, chair
men of the legislative committees of
the brotherhood of Railway Train
men and the Order of Railway Con-
ductors, respectively. have been here
ever since the session was begun,
urging the passage of the bill
The assembly passed bills today
providing for an eight hour work
day for underground miners; for an
appropriation of $3.50 for a
monument TO the veterans of the
civil war, to be erected upon the
grounds of the state capitol; giving
tiremen and policemen the right of
obtaining writs of review in cases
where they are discharged by COM
missions, and making it misde-
meanor for one man TO treat another
in saloon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19
IDAHO LOCAL OPTION MEASURE
BECOMES LAW-LAND Bill.

BOISE. March 1S.-Governor
Brady today signed the bill prohibit
Ing breweries, distilleries and whole
sale liquor dealers from owning OF
having an interest in more than one
saloon. The measure is designed to
reform the saloon business In
counties that do not vote dry. The
governor also approved bill max
ing 1t misdemeanor to procure by
misrepresentation any statement or
instrument affecting the property
rights. 1t is intended to prevent
special agents of the government
practicing deceit in collecting evil
dence as to land matters. Recently
Secretary Ballinger vigorously pro
tested by wire against approval of
this measure on the ground that 1t
would delay clear listing and patent
of lands and add to the cost to the
settlers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19

The breaking of the Upper Sher-
man levee. near Antioch, Cal, has
left 10000 acres flooded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19

given to the Dingley measure. 1t is
recalled that the debate on the Ding
ley bill was begun on March %, II
years ago, the same day of the same
month on which the general discus
sion of the Payne bill begins. On
the former occasion all discussion
ended and vote was taken on March
81. Under present conditions. AR.
Payne thinks 1t would be desirable
to give more time. but he declines
to say how much more.
Senator Aldrich. chairman of the
senate committee on finance. which
viii deal with the bill in the senate.
announced that he would call "a
meeting of the Republican members
of the committee with the idea of
covering the house measure imme-
diately
The finance committee suffered
from death and the recent election
and as a consequence the Republi-
can membership numbers only four
senators. They are Messrs. Aldrich
of Rhode Island, Burrows of Mich-
gan. Penrose of Pennsylvania and
Hale of Maine.
Mr.. Aldrich says. however that
they can take up the bill as SUBJ
stitute committee. AS soon as the
Republican vacancies are filled the
new members will be invited in and
consideration of the measure will
proceed.
Mr. Aldrich declared he had not
looked at the house bill. and declined
to comment upon it, IL is known.
however. that many senator's serious
ly object to the changes from the
present law and hope is expressed the
bill will be amended before II leaves
the senate. Senator Hale. chairman
of the Republican caucus. is among
those who find the bill Objectionable
II absolutely murders the wood
pulp and paper industry of Maine,
he said. This is the most important
industry in our state and we shall
resist the change with the utmost
possible vigor'
Mr. Hale predicted that the bill
would be before congress for the next
three months or more.
The committee on finance will not
grant any hearings. but will consider
any written or printed statements
which may be presented to 1t.
1t is probable that when the house
begins the debate on the bill. the
hours of the session will be extended
The sittings will probably begin at 10
in the morning and continue until 10
or IL o'clock at night.
One of the most significant feat
ures of the Payne bill is the new
drawback provision. 1t extends this
privilege so that an American man
ufacturer need not use the material
which he has imported In order to
secure the refund of the duties which
he has paid on his material. IL he
uses materials produced In this coun-
try in equal amount with the mate
rial he has imported.
The legal deduction of | per cent |
on the drawback is provided, but the !
upon which the manufac- |
turer proposes to collect the draw
back must be made within three years
after the importation of the foreign |
material used or checked against |
him. The secretary of the treasury
is authorized TO prescribe the regula- I
tions under which the drawback is
paid. The privileges of the drawback
section are applied to materials used
In the construction and equipment of
vessels built for foreign govern
ment or foreign trade
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19
BOY KIDNAPPED and DEMAND
MADE FOR $4,000 RANSOM

MarchfS fS.-Wm Whitla Of James ILL., Nhia "a
attorney candidate kidnapped by
today .ooo.
letter demanding ransom OF $1,000
bbut yet made little headw
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19
NOTHING IN LATE REPORT
OF STEEL CONSOLIDATION

PITTSISt 1SThe
i'm under consideration
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Presi-
dent Taft. who arrived here from
Washington this afternoon, made an
address at the Cleveland memorial
exercises at Carnegie hall during the
late afternoon. The presidents ad-
dress was not the only eulogy to ex-
President Cleveland. but it incident
ally referred to many public services
which were dealt with during Mr.
Cleveland's administration of the
high Office to which he was twice
elected. The references were made
from inner knowledge and were of a
valuable historical characterH
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19
SURVEYORS START TODAY.
Are To Be in GoldfieId Ready fo
Work on New Ely Road.

Morris Roberts last evening re-
ceiyed letter from Walt WhitInore,
prominent Goldfield broker. stat
ing that he had been informed by one
of the head officials of the Tonopal
Il Tidewater railroad. which has Of
fees in his building, that the SUR
seying party for the proposed Fly
Goldfield railroad would he in Gold
field today and the work Of surveying
the new route DE Immediately conn
menced.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19

islReest Copper biz
tFict of the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-03-19

Affords OpportunL
ties Casxeeiied.