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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01
OUERER ES PoDER

eompuesta quita al mardo de otra puerta Vstete pa
RI tu esposo te agradecera el pequeho sacrifice que
te impongas como prueba de cariho; pensa que
toda su vida Sc deszado entire La socedad elegane
aue yo pesar de la de mi fortuna de los
bos dolores que han aquejado, jamas he descudado
mi persona Por que has de parecer to- tan oven tan
oven tan linda nagracada tan nteresante,
anciana madre?
-Pero--respond6 Rosario-isi 20 tengo pocos vesti-
dos atn los que han hecho Sc las horas que
me los debo poner \
Los que tenes todos frescos bonitos y propo-
so para la estanca el campo Desde maana sentate
al amuerzo bsta elegante ponte para Ia conf
da un senco trae de musena que conservaras pues
to toda la veada. Ne diras que aqui nade vste es
certo; pero queres dichosa, ha mia, vivr tran
qu mo Guides 10 que hacen los otros sno de 10
ebes hacer IT, Nadie te crtcara porque Distinguish
eegante antes bien sera possible que ensenes con ct
ejemplo que ntroduzcas POGO de cuura este pue
bio tan bello, pero tan atrasado.
-Mama-dijo Rosario, cuyos ojos hrillaban de entl-
siasmo,-voy ponerme el vestido blanco que me-
an trado maana! IA 10 que le parczco Pepe
Me parece muy ben pensado-6jo doaa Bengna s.
sera tanto m6s convenience cuanto & cuyo carae
caente que toma c0anas inHeziones qhe
rem dare creo que dejando ofvados sus hahito*
de eleganea Ve hja mfa 70 le avergonzare de que W
ponga tu lado casaqulla ese pantalon De ne
hanA -,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01
xAHIA DEL Pillar Sa~JEs I'D

neeesdaaes con ia ayuda de Antonio, apego el
c"n el mas fel eayno.
Doha Benigna tom6 cargo la educacion social por
decro ash de la esposa de hjo, con la suave inuen
Ella dc uee.nplo pudo mando la aspera capa de ase-
rdad que sncubra ell belo generoso caracter de Rosa
RIO ..~.>e'T
-Flija ua-Ie deeia eierto dia que La caida de Ia
tarde haaban sentadas las dos e terado en- tan
to que don Dan,aso Pepe paseabanse por e jardins'
la vrtud fuese sgrsdable bella la adoraran todos 81
asusa las almss debles porque la ven practcar CO.
mo la praetieabss la mas rigda vrud opone que
una ujer joven bonita IT, vista ben, sea eegan-
tie tenga esa eoquetera que embelece la persona to-
do 10 que est. toes le Cuando volvamos Ma
drd veras aIgunas mujeres enas de amos, que an te
pareceran eneantadoras mas por el nujo de su
amabdad " Dor deerlo ash de coqueteria porque la
coouetera es ia feI amiga de la mujer debe acom
panarla siempre.
Procura cue tn mardo halle tn agradable, pro-
cura parecere Ia mas bella de todas las mueres para
que no Sc acuerde de las otras para consegur este m
gasta sin despfarro, en- upersona en- tn casa Luis
XIV antes de ser aratrado por coresanos al absmo
de esenfreno en- que mur6 responda sempre que lie Sc
halaban a una muier bonita:
-fMas bella e. b RENAL
r, sin smhayea Maria LesinSka no era bonita todo
su &rso sonsstia enuna sraca exquia en- un aseo ne
no De deieadezs On una dulzura llena de encantcs
Hsy sasna4s m antique refran que dice: LA mujer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01
A O. 1.6O

Es de mueha utilidad, nc s6le para
Ice Aboeados, Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientos, Corporaciones y empleados
de tedos los ramos, ane taznbien para
los comerciantes, industriales y perso-
mas de nego6os, el conecimiento de las
Leges de Puerto Rico aprehatlas, por las
Camaras y el Censeio Executive en- el
aiso de 1907
Sc vende q $3.50 en- Ia Lsbreria del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01
Gran estabecimienh hotpg1d6co de R, Colorado

Ell meor establecmieno fotografco de las Antas Ioda
clase de trabajos fotogracos meoes materaes.
Grandes taleres la fabrication de pefcu1as Cine
matografcas.
Venta alquiler de aparatos pelictlas, oda clase
de materiaes accessories Vstas mas
Posvos anuncos de toda case de industrias
retratos de los anunciantes.
Grandes existencas de nos dorados coores
Por e mo vapor han ecbdo verdaderas precosdades
este
Esta la primera nca one dedica la fabrication
de pecula Cipematogafcas dara pronto las
primeras peculas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escriba pdendo nformes e contestant dandole
tos detalles puedan nteresarle
DIRECTION: Apartado 1s4-Teefono "a.
TELEGRAPH cable:-GOlorad0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01
N0T1CQAS

N0T0CQAS
Ha fanecido en- Quebradillas eI Ne
nor don Pablo Badia Saavedra, perSO-
ma que gozaba de grandes simpatias
en- aquel pueblo.
Ha regresado su residencia de Ma
yaguez, la bella senorita Teresa CUR
Hermath, despues de pasar una tenn
porada en- San Juan.
Ell corresponsal de Patillas inforna.
que los postes del telefcno ins,3ar en-
tire aquel pueblo y Arroyo, estan la ma
yor parte de ellos en- NAL estado.
Aver tarde Sc celebro la session dek
Consejo Executive, aprobandose los
nombramientos que publdcamos
Ha causado honda impression Ell csta
ciudad, entire suS numeroSos amigos. eft
fallecimiento del que fue reputable doe
tor y meritisimo publicista don Jesus:
Munoz Tebar, ocurrido en- Caracas Ell
7 de Septiembre del corriente.
Sc nos asegura que en- breve Sc We
"a en- Mayaguez el juicio contra eli
sacerdote Pedro, acusado de un su
puesto delito de ultraje. Hay gener@S
espectacion para Ia mencionada vista.
Ha sido condenado cuatro amos,
de presidio por el juez de la Corte
de Distrito de Ponc", el acusado An
gel Perez, de Allasco.
Ha sido nombrado ingeniero Munici
pal de Mayagdez. el distinguido joven
Rivera, que ha dado evidentes prue-
bas de su capacidad professional.
Ell senior M. Rivera es una persona
sumamente cortes e ilustrada, que Sc
ha hecho acreedora al aprecio gene
raj.
Los nuevos clubs de obase-ballo "ln
dependence" y "San Juan, estrna
ran el domingo la Liga del Hip6dro-
mo de esta ciudad, nevando efect.a
un amatchD que promote ser m.uy IN
teresante. Reina mucha animaci6n en-
tre los amantes de este Dsportn para
concurrir al expresado juego.
Ha sido aceptada Ia renuncia de di
rector escolar de Patillas que al De-
partamento de instruction presento es
senior don Ramon Costas.
Las Juntas Escolares de Cayey, Ba-
yam6n Vieques, han enviado al De-
partamento de instruction los contratO*s
celebrates con los maestros que ha-
bran de desempenar Las escuelas p1
blicas durante el corriente afO eSeo-
lar en- sus respectivas municipalities
des.
AyEE LUG SUI EVWA0S<Ao I'll A0 u
aa", una jugada de gallos, arrestando-
Sc tres individuos ocupandDseae do*
gallos, varios individuos mas se dierput
la fuga. Los tres arrestados frae---
ron castigados q tres dollars de msJ-
ia cada uno.
El doctor Cordero, SuperintendenAe
de Sanidad nos ha remitido ed sigulies,-
te estado estadlstico, correspondence
al aiio de 1908 1909.
Nacimientos, 3S,105; defuncionex-
% ,049; casamientos, 8,472.
Ha habido un exceso de nacimientos
sobre las defunciones de 1OO56.
La poblacion de Puerto Rico Sc esti-
ma actua1mente en- un million SO mit
1863 almas. Ell taato por mil de defun-
clones en- d aho 1900 q 1901 fue ds
4O.86, disminuyendo gradualmente has,
IN, ~ L. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01


ebmiento
Relojeria
jero los servicos de Optco gaduado
facidad aquelos crc
a
bajo s del todo garanizado
Despachnos cuaqu oustas comreada
seaen ell termino de
Bouret Huse Successor de Tnaud. Prncpa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01

Ha falecido en- Quebradillas eI Ne
nor don Pablo Badia Saavedra, perso-
ma que gozaba de grandes simpatlas
en- aquel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01
AAONESlA AEREADA ANTiBlLlOS
De J. NJ. BLANC0

Con su nso desaparece el ex-
rshimiento. indigestion, dolo-
ees de cabeza, jaqueca, bihs,
Aldo del est6mago, en- general
tedos los desarreglos producidos
0sg d est6maGo { intestinos.
TARuAeIA DE DkANoo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01

Ha regresado q su residencia de Ma
yaguez, la bella seTorita Teresa Cur.
Hermath, despues de pasar una tenn
porada en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01

Ell corresponsal de Patillas informa
que los postes del telefcno insu2ar en-
tire aquel pueblo y Arroyo, estan la ma
yor parte de ellos en- NAL estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-01

Aver tarde Sc celebro la session DEF
Consejo Executive, aprobandose los
nombramientos que publacamos.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05

from a 300foot level, where winze was recently sunk at a point 300 feet northeast rom the bottom of the in- elined shaft to open up the ore body and permit of. economical handling of the ore. The ore consists of sulphIdes as well as chlorides, bromides and con siderable amounts of galena and man ganese, and is all hand sorted into high and low grade. Between thirty and forty tons of low grade and few tons of high grade ore are shipped monthly to the Old Dominion smelter for re duetion.
 In early days this property was ex- plotted and 75,000 ounces and 10000 ounces were taken respectively from a 225-foot and 7O-foot inclined shaft near where the present work is being done and the plan is to strike the veln from which this ore was mined in early days and which is said to be six feet in width, part of which is high grade silver ore. About six men are now em. ployed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
LAR GE SHIPMENTS FROM GIBSON About Fifty Men Employed at Mine and in Erection
 of New Plant

The mine of the Gibson Copper com pany is now shipping between fifty and sixty tons of high grade copper ore weekly to the Old Dominion shelter This ore is hauled by ten-horse teams to Miami, from where it is transferred to Globe by rail. The material which IS being shipped averages about 2l per cent copper.
 The Gibson Copper company is now employing about nifty men. Most of this force is at work in the mine driv' ing drifts and crosscuts and putting up raises. The underground develop ment is constantly opening new bodies of ore of varying sizes. When the pres eut plan of development is executed the mine will be laid out along lines that will greatly facilitate ore extrac tion in the future.
 A small force of mechanics is work ing on the new plant which the Gibson Copper company is having installed al the vertical shaft, which is PA feet deep and which will, eventually, be tho main working shaft of the mine. Ma terials are arriving from week to week but most of the piping and mechanical appliances necessary for the completion of the plant are now on the ground.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
NATIONAL IN COPPER
 STAIN IN SHAFT
Discovery Comes Sooner Than Management Expect
 ed to Make Strike

An encouraging feature of the de ve!opment work under way on the prop erty of the National Mining Explora. ton company is the striking of copper stain in the Williams shaft last We'd nesday. The shaft is now 3S0 feet deep and the stain has prevailed slight. ly since it was first encountered in sinking. The material in which the shaft is going down is still diabase but the presence of the copper stain is . very favorable indication as it was not the expectation of the management that any trace of copper would be diseov- cred so near the surface.
 The work on the National Mining Ex. ploration company's property is in charge of Superintendent H.. II. Wood ward who has about twenty-eight men in his employ. Most of this force is engaged in actual mining operations on the property. The new blacksmith shop and the dry house on which a force of men was set at work few weeks ago, have now been completed. Both of thes buildings are located near the Williams shaft.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
LIVE OAK CUTTING ORE BODIES IN
 BIC CUBES
Developments of Last Weeks Indicate Live Oak Will
 Be Big Producer

The development work being prose cuted at the Live Oak mine continues to add materially to the tonnages of sulphide ore each week. The ore body is being explored in 200foot squares and the levels are established 100 feet apart. Thus each one of the huge blocks of ore outlined is 200 feet wide by 200 feet long by 100 feet thick and it is estimated that each block con tains 325,000 tons of low grade ore.
 On the third level of the Live Oak mine, drift No. BIO, which extends west from drift No. 309, is 3S feet long and has been in the ore for the entire dis tanee Drift No. 308, which also runs west, is l37 feet long and is in chal. eocite carrying good commercial values in copper.
 Following out the plan which has been outlined for the blocking out of the Live Oak ore body, the manage ment is now having a raise put up from the drift which runs south from the extension of the silica tunnel. This raise is in chaleocite of good conner eial grade. Other raises will be put up in a similar manner at uniform dis tances apart in the course of time.
 The Live Oak is undoubtedly one of the best low grade propositions in the Globe quadrangle and no sureT indica- tion of the confidence which the public has in the future of this property could be desired than has been afforded in the past two weeks by the rapid ad- vance in the price made by the stock
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
Clark and Satchell Will De velop Promising Proper
 ty in Miami District
CAN TRACE LEDGE
 EIGHTEEN MILES
Expect to Encounter Copper Sulphides of High Grade
 in Development

The property of the Consolidated Mining & Development company, con. sisting of eleven claims, located about five miles west of Globe in the Miami district, at the base of the Pinal noun tains, has been taken under option by E. T. Satchell and Charles M Clark, general manager of the Orphan Copper company. Development work will be commenced there at once. Two engin. eers made favorable reports on the property short time ago.
 Within a week a force of men will be put at work sinking a shaft on the ledge and the work of developing the property will be continued through the winter.
 The ledge is of the remarkable width of 300 rect, as shown on the surface. and can be followed by it's outeropping for q e of eighteen miles, run ming and southeast with the gerr of the Pinal mountains. It fills which was presumably caused of the formation of the Pi, 0ins, from which it takes the Pinal fault.
 T ht 'ibl bi EtESdu UT OAiulLtAt iron give assays running as high as S2 per cent in copper and it is thought that by sorting 25 to 30 per cent ore can be produced from the surface down.
 The plan is to sink to the 1000 foot level, if necessary, and to crosscut at intervals to strike the vein. The work done heretofore on this property was merely surface work, the deepest of the two shafts having been sunk a depth of l50 feet, where crOsscutting encountered the hanging wall at a dis tance of PIP feet from the shaft. The foot wall is still unrevealed in the face of the other crosscut at a distance of 36 feet from the shaft. At this depth no sulphide was found, but an abund- anee of oxidized mineral was present, and the sulphide zone lying deeper will probably reveal good copper sulphide.
 On the southern end of this ledge, to- ward the San Carlos mining district, considerable sulphide with some native copper was opened recently by a 250 foot shaft f
 The ore appears to occur at the con. tact between the granite and the schist and this condition encourages the op- tfdtOio III lhihAlhR that au ore DOuy or fair copper content will be encountered at depth.
 The original locator of part of this property shipped twelve tons of 32 per cent copper ore some years ago. This ore was taken from 60 foot shaft. Assays taken then show the ore content to run from l to per cent sulphur. per cent in lime, and from 2 to 2S per cent in copper.
 The plan of proceedings, in case the ore body is encountered as expected, will be the shipping of ore containing enough sulphur, iron and lime to be nearly self-huxing, in which case the premium received on the ore would De sufficient to pay the smelling charges These shipments could be made from the mine to the smelter by way of War. rior Guleh at transportation cost of from 60 cents to $1 per ton, which, in connection with the low smelter charge, would permit of very profitable mining.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
MICHIGAN HOLDS UP PACE
 IN SINKING
Prospect Shaft on Old Do minion Fault Showed
 Ore at Bottom

Work on the crosscutS from the Tel fair shaft on the Arizona Michigan property is progressing nicely consider ing the extreme hardness of the diorite formation in which the croscuts are being driven. Through the good man. agement of Superintendent N. A. Mel. son, and the persistence of the men em- ployed, the reputation that this mine has for rapid excavating is being up- held, the record for the past week showing each crosscut to have been driven twenty-five feet farther into the diorite, one north, the other south, max ing their entire length 265 and 26s feet respectively from the 500-foot station of the shaft.
 On the Gila Mesa group of the Ari- zona- Michigan property, consisting of twenty claims, assessment work IS be- ing carried on in an economical and systematical manner. The work is be. ing concentrated where the most devel- opment work may be done at the least possible expense.
 The prospect shaft on the old Do minion fault has been abandoned at a depth of twenty feet, though showing good oxidized copper ore from its collar to the bottom. The ore taken from this shaft resembles closely in appearance the carbonate ore mined and smeted by the Arizona Commercial Copper com. pany at Copper Hin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
BOSTON MIAMI WILL DEVELOP WITH
 CHURNS
Thirteen Buildings in Camp and Development Work
 Going Forward

The property of the Boston Miami Development company, consisting of forty.two claims, located in the Miami mining district, is now the scene of ac- tive operations, designed chiefly with view to thoroughly exploring the min eral land.
 Superintendent F. W. HOar is in charge of the work and is employing about thirty-fve men. Two Star churn drills have been put at work on the ground and so far four drill holes have been put down. The Boston Miami property has been mapped out in two hundred-foot squares and drill will sink hole at the corner of each square In this way the drill work will ulti- mately Oive reasonably aeurate infOr. matiOn as to the location and extent of any ore bodies that may underlie the property.
 The management of the Boston Mi ami Development company is also em- ploying q number of men .n assessment work. During the past few weeks con siderable building has been done. The camp of the Boston Miami Development company now consists of thirteen buildings, most of which are made of canvas chiefly.
 For the past ten days Alton l.. Dick
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
WARRIOR SHIPPING HIGH GRADE ID
 Fl PASO
All Development Workings in Ore-Two Cnurn Drills
 Are Ordered

At the Warrior mine in the Miami district ore shipments amounting to about seventy tons a day are being sent to the Fl Paso shelter. This ore is high grade chrysocolla averaging about 10 per cent in copper. The bulk of this ore is being extracted on the 250 and 300 foot levels where practie- ally all the drifts and stopes are being driven through ore of commercial grade.
 The underground development at the Warrior mine is exploring new territory in several places and in no instance have any of the workings run out of the ore body. About sixty men are em- ployed by the Warrior Development company. R. B. Ball is acting as super intendent of the Warrior, Live Oak and Cordova mines, all three of which are held by the Hovland 6 Smith interests. Foreman Jack Horigan is in immediate charge of the underground work on the Warrior property.
 Two churn drills which have been or dered to hasten the exploration of the Warrior Development company's min eral land have been shipped from the factory and are expected to arrive at the mine very soon. There is every reason for believing that the churn drill work on the Warrior property will give invaluable information concerning tn core deposits of both the hig- and low grade variety. The prevailing be. lief among mining men locaAy is that extensive bodies of sulphide ore will ultimately be developed at the Warrior mine and on number of the com pany's $ outlying claims.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
QUEEN ELVA

n E .aSt, is in your city for a
 "'r Office, 231 South Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05

erman, consultin~ engineer for the Bos- ton Miami Development company, has been in Globe and has made visits to the property almost daily. Mir. Dieker- man is a mining engineer of wide re- pute and makes his headquarters at Colorado Springs He will leave Globe this morning Superintendent F. w. Hoar will also leave this morning for Superior, Ariz., where he holds the po- sition of consulting engineer for the Lake Superior & Arizona Copper com pany, He will remain in Superior for about ten days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05

han The construction work is at its VU,,,br the Miami copper company will B,nItltss have in it's employ over 500
 Tba excavations for the new power ans, which will be built in connection h2tb ..c coneentratOr are now being ,3a and the work of erecting this .rnrrurc will go rapidly forward. The SGsm. Copper company is now receiv- i., materials for the construction of -,rrs nine cottages for the accommO- s.ton af its employees. These dwell .rs ' be built on the Red Springs I.5,f,an At least eleven other houses IgI 1a put up within the next few
 Th, .oundations of the new modern .H,r Iding which the Miami Copper ',mrnr> has planned is now completed
 -J .|.r floor beams for the first story .',, ' in rlace. This building, as design 'I ,s ~.vty-fve feet wide by siXty-fve S.t I,ug. It will have two stories.
 The Hocking out of the enormous ore ,3y in the Miami mine is being ae- ',,rnn ,ard at a rate truly remarkable. fo-.. If twenty-four miners engaged
 :, 5r.f ag, crosscutting and putting up .,i.ss s completing about one thou ..rI f. of this work each week. This ,,lm- force during November drove 'b,nt l5O feet of drifts, crosscuts ',5 rg.~.,. record that has never been
 ,rlrr' d in the Globe quadrangle The 'Jd mber of feet of workings in Sa N..,l mine is now 4S,146,
 sbgf,. Nos. l and I, which have hith-
 ain bon the openings through which
 .,o ar supplies have had access to the
 ,3sryr md workings of the mine, will
 ,on he unnected by drift with shaft T The mine will thus be provided
 ,4b ... working shafts.
 Gerrr Manager B. Britton Gotts- ,sr7pr r the Miami Copper company .s so .ar recovered from the aut0mo, ,7, ar lent which befell him about ,,o week., ago that he is again able to ,oye a ut easily and is now pursuing |. rsa.l duties in connection with the ,,rggr of the mine.
 The Nrami Copper company has had l, hrge ,art of its property mapped out sl0.'ot squares, preparatory to set srg two churn drills at work to thor ryby respect it's mineral land. The SIs have already been obtained and !, soon as the wagon road leading to
 |, frs lrill hole is finished, work will
 p commenced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-05
CENTENNIAL SHOWS
 GOOD RETURNS
Leasers Making Regular Consignments of High
 Grade Ore

At this oldtime mine, which is being worked under lease by Harry Zschoeg. ner and w. M. Davis, good silver ore is being mined on small scale. Some of this is very high grade, assaying as high as 300 ounces to the ton. The bulk of the ore, however, which is ship ped to the Old Dominion smelter, IS 60-ounee ore, clearing several per cent of copper. The ore is being stopped