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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04

clo n.
''t,s axiomatica Ia antigua Erase
que dice "Trabajar siempre y no
gozar de recreo aguno atrofia la
inteligcncia
'Por ESQ csta asociaci6n, en- su
ohra de mcjoramiento social, pro-
wee 10 necesarlo para que las per-
sonas que forman parte de ella ten
gan, durante sus horas de ocio, to-
dos los pasatiempos v placeres que
fueren precisos. Brinda los io-
venes de la comunidad un Club, en-
eI que encontraran, durante las ho-
ras de recreo, goces soclales licltoss
hibliotccas para ell cultivO de su
intcllgencla y para su distracclon'
y glmnaslos y Juegos para su desa-
rrollo fisico Y entretenimiento.
los socios no estan obligados &
asistir i sus trabajos religiosos, Pc
70 estos ofreccn los que 10 deseen
Ia oportuniiad de estudiar los Ii
bros sagrados, y dc recibir los bene-
tlcios de la cnsenanza crlstlana.
La aSociacidn no es politica nj
scctaria. Y Sc adopta, por consiguien-
tc, i cualquier comunidad dc cual-
qlncr partc del mundo.
"lIa sido I'm agente tan eflcaz
para aumentar la cficacia de los jo-
vcncs que esti especialmente reco-
mcndada por casi todas las grandes
cmprcSaS manufacturers e indus
trlalcs dc nucslro pals. El gerente
de una de las mas mportantes fun-
dlrIoncs dc America. dlJo de ella que
LA dlficuItad par; arg,lir EN- favor
de las vcntalas de las AsocfacloneS
Cristianas dc l6vcncs, conslstfa en-
el hccho dc que no nay arguments
que pucda scr cmolca 10 contra es-
tas instlt,icionasn Y d,jo t,unbitn
que q crcia que In in nflitucfdn era
",na dc las cosa an que mejor po"
dia invcrtir ~ dacru una comuni.
dad
"La asociac,dn ha s.Io tambien
reconocida on dcbida lorna por ell
Gobcrno d" los Etado tInidos en-
reIacidn con Ia gran obra pnbiica
que este est, realizaado on el lGtmo
de Panama, Y ha sido de gran utili-
dad para impcdir en- aquella vasta
cmprcsa Ia disipacl6n Y In corrup-
zion. RI prcsidente Taft trato el
asunfo On Ia aparlcncla desde un
plnto ic vista purampnte comerclal,
cvpIicando 81 actitud al asegurar
Ia cooperation lie la Asoclaci6n Cris-i
tana de J6vcnes en- Ia zona del Ca
nal. So cxpres6 dc este modo:
"Cuando usted desec que sc haga
una opcracidn qlllriglca impor-
tantc. vava donde nm buen cirujano;
cnando u5tcd qulcra que la gestlon
dc I'm plriio sea ilcvalo en- debida
forma. vava dondc IN abogado; y
rIando listed busque el medic de
ronervar i una poblacion ocupada,
durantc sus horas lie ocio. on diver
sioucs jtIicio-as de IN alto 6r'ien
moral Y dc cafac'rr "Hg'"s"' Viya
d"ndr hI'if''"@ thp't'cr'' que iia'i
tend" "Hpcil"hsia cii ~ i"''i~acloh
dc esc irnhnlu. I'm consecuencla. 10
que hiciili"o i''e ariidif ~ aSoeia-
el"n fiSiiaih 'h' J"Ven'-
f.at"N F'f-'iatlrio dc g'Ie - aao-
elael"n - - mel"r mc'ii" para nc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04
Ante ell Tribunal Supreme.

FL II c,iicim de Inaflana
domingo. terminara de publ
car La Couep9udencia" Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04

eSta empreSa que acometemoS con
entll,iasmo Y con fe; con f. porque
creemnS flrmemente en- el trluufo
definitivo de Ia JuSticia: con en-
tusiasmo porque. Iogrando el rena-
cimicnto de la riqueza cafetera: nj
velada ella con las demas insularc~
no habremOs conSeguldo simple
mente I'm mayor bienestar material
individual V collective: habraSc en-
tonces reallzado tambien. merccd
merced i un crecimiento positive
de riqucza.. faciIitar el fumpIimicn
To de los hermosos deStinoS rc>cr-
vados por el porvenir d e>ta TERRA
Iigna de nuestro esfuerzo mere
ccdora de todas las bIenandanzuS
que sueIen ser la resultaDie del tra-
baio, cuando este Sc desarrolln cn
una esfera de juStieia o de igiiaieS
oportmidades para todoS.
lncluso halIara listed un imprc-
80 Ell blanco en- el cual pue !c haccr
constar su adhesion V Ia cantiiad
con que piensa cooperar anuaimcn-
te . de una s0ia vez la labor qun isnv
Iniciamos- para la que, de anfefna-
no. nos iisonieamos dc tencric j
nuestr0 laGlo.
Con Ia consideration ms dis
tlnguida.. nos suscnbimo- nlIy
atentamente National Cotfss ''rp-
'0ers isoci1tion.
Por Ia Junta Directiva. Aqrr
.UGriGni. Presidente.
Por el Comite Ejecutiyo: Errtel'n
dc Sato1ar, Presidente. Franz ~
Para caP6. Jorge irnstsnny EG-
fGel Colidso, A. b AdrriH GwFsfn,o
ArboRa, RoduIf 70 del Vale -Noca-
ltS. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04

El comite executive Sc pro
pone crear un fondo de
de importancia para el de
sarrollo de vastos planes
de defensa y de propa-
ganda
Solicitan ell cOncursO de las cor
poraciones ban carias 6 indus
triales del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04

y Dc qIe TIA dado completes
detall.-s eu las ediciones ante.
Elo.sA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04

information del caso ante el
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico el lunes 20 de Noviembra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04

luci6n, antes de ponerlas en- practi-
ca.
X.-Se les ytieIve 4 advertir nue
vamente que no - tOIera a ningsin
rliernbro de IA fuerZa tocar notas
demasiado aguda~ q innecesarias
que exiten al ptihIico.
lFirmado) Geo r. ShantOn, Jefe de
Ia Policia InsuLar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-04
LA pOL|C|A
SECRETA.
El coronel hace reco-
mendaciones y cree
eficiente el servicio.
la tortura de personas
arrestadas no sera tolera
do"
"Debe reinar Ia mas cempleta
harmonic entire la detective
Y Ell otro personal del cuerpo
de policia' --.dice el jefe.

Por el primer jefe de la policia in
sular coronel Shanton Sc ha diriIido
la siguiente communication los miem
bros de la policia secreta de la isla.
Circular 1l9.-Noviembrc II de
1909 Al Jefe y miembros de la
policia secreta y demas micmbros
de la fuerza:-
Mis- observaciones sobre ell ira
bajo cfectuado por los miembros Gle
la policia secreta de la lsla, me han
demostrado claramente el hecho
dc que son eficientes para la labor
que Sc les ha cncomendado v es mi
crcencia que este debe ocurrir, tc-
nendo en- cuenta principalmente O..
todos son nacidos V criados en- Puer-
TO Rico, entienden perfectamente
las costumbres dclpais Y aunquc no
conozcan individualmemte a cada
uno de los habitantes de la lsla, sin
embargo deben conoeer loslugares
donde Sc originan los crimenes,y las
causas de donde nacen los mismos
en- Puerto Rico.
"lo estov con vencido, de que la
fucrza dc ia policia secreta tai y CO.
mo hoy eXiste, esta compucsta dc m
dividuos elegidos especialmente por
su habilidad para esta clase dc ira
bajo. Las cualidades necesarias para
forman un buen detective" 0
miembro de la policia secreta, son
muchas Debe tencr habilidad, sean
cuales fucran las circunstancias, pa
ra ocultar SUI identidad Y tener STEM
pre- muy presentc que debe exibir 10
menos possible su autoridad, Q de
otra manera no debe demostrar
mas que la que sea necesaria
para la ejecuci6n de sus de-
beres Y con este procedimiento Sc
aumentara constanetementc su eff
cicncia. Tn detective debe observar
embellishments las personals & in
cidentcs que oclrren, pues aun los
que menos Importance tengan a
prmera vista, puedcn mas tarde
V cuando mcnos 10 esperc, serle de
gran utilidad en- cualquier asunto
que Sc lie encomiende. Tn detective
debe estlldiar fisonomias. senas per
sonalcs Y signos y familiarizarse
con los caracteres V habitos de las
personals entire las cuales trabaja.
Debe saber juzgar bien los carac
teres V las personals Y procedcr STEM
pre- de acuerdo ron cl juicio
que haya tornado de la persona d
personals con quien tcnga que inter
venir, despucs dc habcrlas -estudia
do cuidadosa V detenidamcn
to- Tambien dcbe scr bastantc
perspicaz para podcr interrogar con
palabras bastantcs fucrtes, o fraScs
agudas. d TN criminal que tratc
dc cvadir la Icy, procurando STEM
pre- en- su interrogatorio obte-
ner ventajas sobrc eI individuo
Tn miembro dc la policia no dcbc
6vidar nunca que cs un a@cntc de
la ley Y por cSto ticne muchas ven
tajas sobre cualquicr delincuentc.
''El terecr grado de que tan anne
nudo So habla hoy como un proce
dimicnto criminal, consistcntc en-
torturar 4 una persona por mcdlos
esta empresa que acometemos con
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
MininQ, SneIterS and Stock Quotations
NEW DOMINION
 COPPER RE-ORGANIZED

s1o0o bond This will absorb sGS.- 900 shares of new stock. Creditors will receive 20O00 shares or new stock in the proportion of 20 saares for each $l00. Present stockholders upon turning in their stock and sub scriblng at par for the new bonds on the basis of si00 of bonds for each loo of present shares will receive in addition to the bonds subsor bed for I0 shares of new stock for each loa shares of present stock. this calling for 50.000 shares.
 Underwriters will receive 1e."0o shares Of the new stock. which will account for the entire 250.000 shares.
 The plan will be immed' ttcly sent to all securities holders. lt is an noaneed by the committee that hav- ing regard to the large amount of ad- ditional capital to be raised to devel- on the ! roDerties and construct a proper smelter and to the low grad of the ore and narrow maTg'u Ci prCfit under the most advantageous conditions of management, 1t may be considered advisable to sell the prop' erty rather than continue it. ir which case the committee has authority 70 to do. but for not less than $S00,0OO
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
LAKE COPPER Is
 NOT PLENTIFUL Story of Vast Quantity is Not Borne Out By Facts Stocks
 Are All Taken

HoaEhton. Mich -T.sere is DO ac- cumuiadone Of Lake copper al the laEe. Tn fact there is no manufac- tured copper here at all There may bc 650.000,8G0 pounds Of copper d. oumuiatsd somewhere in this land vs across the sea, as stated on the au- thority of the New York Journal ut Commerce and Commercial Bulletin. but il is positively tte truth that tn, Iake copper is not in hiding any where around this district In fac. there aas not been such scarcity of saleahle copper here in three years.
 Shipments which totaled 1000 ,00e pounds were made here last week ana cleaned up everything in sight. These shipments were made direct to do- mestic consumers, with the exception of two cars which were marked for eSpor, to London. These cars con tained copper specially designed for tubing.
 The Quincy sent ont three cars last week. ordered in slabs and the Cal umet & Hecla plant at Hubbell Is loading the copper right on the cars. Most of the shipments from here weI' consigned to manufacturing concerns in Detroit. Cleveland, Chicago and other points in the middle west. There Is no copper at all stacked up in any of the warehouses in this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
s. P. APP(INTS
 CHIEF ENGINEER
L, H, Long Will Direct Roads Construction Work in
 Mexico

TUCSON. Feb. S.--L- II. Long was appointed chief engineer of the south ern Pacific lines m Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme. to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of E. A. Mcfarland, which was rendered five months ago. Since then the construction work has been in charge of R. H. Ingram, ossisted by Assist ant Chief Engineer Drane, of this city.
 The new appoitee has been con nected with the Southern Pacific com pany for several years. and for some time past has been assistant to En- glneer Hood. with headquarters in Santa Barbara, Cal. During the time he has been in the employ of the Southern Pacific he has been in charge of several important projects. inciud- ing the construction of the Chatsworih tunnel in California.
 Mir Long is at present in Mexico inspecting the wUTk which will be conducted under his supervision in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
LOGAN 6 BRYAN.

Special Wire to L. J. OverlockD
 NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The tone ot the list was mixed during the early trading. there being considerable sell ing by professionals. but as the at tacks did not force liquidation, the list rallied after the first hour, and remained firm throughout the session The metal issues were strong on gooa covering and Reading was in good de- mand on a reported more favorable outlook in regard to the companiy' . labor dispute. The foreign market, aI- though lower in the early trading clos cd firm. and there was no news over Sunday to cnuse apprehension among Talers. ThadeTs for the most part seemed tO have assumed a waitm. at- trade and the list of stocks carried by outsiders are generally well pro tected, but the desire to refrain from increasing commitments is very ap- parent. and as long as such conditions prevail. t is not likely that the mar ket will be more than a scalping af fair with stocks a purchase during periods of weakness.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Cour:Iand.

# had as well be conceded that while the new camp is destined to be q fine winner. the boom Is outruuning the camp just at present. It is safe to say that sixty days from now, when the townsitc matter Is settled ana everything shall nave taken shape. there will be more solid investments than now.
 Just when the tOwnsIte will be es- tabiiShed and thrown open for pur- chase has not yet been determined so far as the public knows.
 If Inc GuggenheIms take over the Holmes property. which they are cx. peCtcd to do today. it will double the impulse in the new camp and make it the rival of any copper camp in the southwest The Holmes property has developed immense ore bodies and is one Of the strongest for the amount of work 'donc to be seen in the ter ritory
 I'd Drew. the prominent butcher and stOckman. was down from Court land this morning and states that tn, big new camp is destined to be 3 winner. but that some unnecessary cx. citement existed in investment iinei as is invariably the case in all new camps
 F. S. Douglas with his usual happy faculty for getting ip on the ground floor has taken over the George Land business. on an eight months lease
 Very satisfactory progress is being made on the Heffern Development il the SN-issbelms. the predictions of Su- uer.nieDdent Heffern being well borne cut go far as the work has progressed. An abundance of iron and lime car ryiDg some values in places is ir evidence.
 J. ". Saunders. the mining man. Is ID from Canauea He states that since the completion of the new cut of. people are crowding into CanaBea by the train load, and prospecting, de Bouncing and development work ar, all expanding remarkably. but that while he considers ft q fine field for the mining man. the prospector and the investor. it is ahsolutely no good for the American working man.
 C. E. Bell will go south to the Belle Eri0n tomorrow 70 resume his place iu directing the worl. on that proper ty on which he and his associates have a lease frcni tho Mcctezuma Cop por ccmuary.
 Several car lots Of high grade silver ore from this property are awaiting sbinment at Pilsres and arc expected to arrive ef the Copper Queen sampler next week ,ss.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
sHUMATE BUYS
 coBRE GRANDE MINES

DOUGLAS. Feb. S.-tSpecial) )--
 What has been Lnown as the Cobre
 Grande mining property. located in the Cananea mining district and about four miles east of CabulIona station,
 has been secured by purchase by Dr. Ia. T. Shumate of Dallas, Texas, who has been in Sonora for several weeks looking after an attractive property
 for development by himself and friends in tho Lone Star state.
 Dr. Shumate was in the city this
 morning. returning to Dallas, after having put a small force of men to
 work on the Cobre Grande. He stat ed that considerable prospecting work had already been 6Gne on the proper ty. seven shafts being sunk to varying depths. the deepest being about six ty feet
 T. is the intention of pr. Shumate to return during the next sixty days, accompanied by seTeral of his friends and at that time it is the intention to put a good force of men at work on the Cobre Grande and perhaps ar- range for the installation of develop ment machinery On his present trip he was accompanied by an expert who made a careful examination of the property before he closed the deal for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
RICH STRIKE ON WEAVER PROPERTY
Vein of Ore of High Value Found By the Clifton
 Copper Company

Reports from the Weaver property, a few miles above Clifton, in the Greenlee district, briEg much encour- agement for another good mining property in the near future Develop ment work Is being pushed as rapid ly as possible. there being q force of more than 35 men employed.
 While running a crosscut on one of its claims the Clifton Gold and Cop per company made a copper strike, which, if it proves to be permanent, will be one Of the most important discoveries in this district for some time The grade of the ore is in the neighborhoOd of 15 per cent and it is reported that there is a large body of it. The strike vas made at the l l50 foot level, and as the property Is | located in the best portion of the min eral district. prospects are evident ! that more encouragement will be met ! in future development
 The shannon output for the month | of January was T30 ti ns, being in line with the usual average, and a gOoJ starter for the first month in the year Indications are good for the Shannon
 to make even better average thaT | 730 tons per month during the veal | 1909. as the company has furnace ca | pacity enough to increase to 100t | tons monthly if the management st desires. The question of ore supply is Do obstacle, and lf the price of tho metal reaches anything like higl
 figure during the present year. th' prediction can trutnfuily be made tha
 this company will output an extra 25I tons per month.
 The Arizona Copper company, whicl
 concern witnessed the embarrassment
 of . destructive fire curing the montl
 of January. which put the works an6
 shelter out of business a number O days finished up thc month with ;
 magnificent output Of 1O64 tons of Bes
 semer copper. This record will n'
 doubt be a great surprise to the va
 rious publications throughout the ter
 ritory who reported that the smelte
 would be closed several months as !;
 result of the fire It is a fact tha
 the ore bins. trcstie works and othe wood structures connected with thu
 operation of the smelter and concen
 trators were almost n total loss as {
 result of the fire. out quick action or i the part of the management of thS
 company. and the faithful services o' It's employees, soon had the wrecl cleared and a cou.tIe of furnaces 1T action Three days atter the fire tho smelter was running again. and as the
 carpenter work advanced more were added. hence the loss of output did not amount to more than 900 tons , The mines are nov in full operation again and the concentrations will be in full operation within a couple of days
 insuriBg the usual average output for the month of February.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

BOSTON. Feb. S.--A reorganization committee for the Dominion Copper Co has been formed by the leading bondaclders and stockholders. com prising Charles Hayden, of Hayden. Stone & Co. chairman. W W. Foster. John A. Sleicher. Warren Curtis. Charming Stebbins. James Williamson and Henry II. Melville.
 The Dominion Copper Go. now in the hands of the court, has outstani- ing $500, 900 of bonds, with $2S,00o of unpa'd interest thereon. Si00,000 of fioating debt. and 5Go,e0 saares of stock. par S1o.
 The comm ttee iias formulated the following plan for reorganization: The committee to purchase the proper-y at foreclosure sale and transfer it to the New Dominion Copper Co.,, which shall issue the following secur- tiles: S5G0.000 of per cent 1o-year income bonds. convertible into stock at. par. g. per share. 250,00o saares of common stock of a par value of S7 per share.
 Present bondholders will take new stock for their bonds on the basis of 210 chores of new stock for each
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Sonora Deveior ment Company

John W. AT1erman, secretary of the Sonora Development company, arriv- ed in Douglas iart Thursday from Kalsas City, where the company has ils head offices. The company con templates seri1us'y the removal of iis head office to DoaRlas, while the an nual meetingr will be held in New YoTK. The company owns 36 distinct groups of mi7ing lands within "a.
 dius of about sixty miles of Naco za1, many of which are partially de veloped. Mir Amefman, Tn company with Messrs. Coburn and Jenks, wenl
 south over the Nacozari railroad to day, and Mir Amerman will make a g.ueraI canvass of conditions on their numerous properties, the object oi l which was not given out, but may
 be readily understood. The Pittsburs
 conspicuous among the holdings oi
 'he comDanv, only seven miles from
 Naoozari and three miles from Fl | Globo. is down 265 feet witf
 much good free gold ore in sight and new ten stamp mill which has never been set up, though the foundation and retaining walls were completed l several years ago.
 ! MT. Jenks, who accompanies Mir Amerman as far Gs MocteZuma. is . mining man of broad experience and
 extensively interested in the Arizpt
 district not far from Cananea and vii
 return to take up matters in his owI field in a few days.
 Mir. Coburn represents very broad
 interests in the locality af Lampasas
 in the Sahuaripa district, and will De down fin that section for segera weeks. These three gentlemen tool
 in the wonders of the Young Queer
 of Arizona yesterday and expressed
 their surprise and admiration for the progress that had been made in tho
 smelter city since tents were discard 1 cd and earnest work peGnn.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
PAINE. WEBER 6 co.

Especial Wire 10 l.. J. Oyerlock)
 BOSTON, Feb. SIThe copper mar ket was comparatively dull and in- clined 10 sag during most of the ses- sion. Toe stocks which are involved n the Calumet & Hecla. OseeOla ne sotstions weie distinctly feYerish. all selling down ard then rallying with a little decline at tho close. The news bur5au s'attd all negotiations were Information denied the report and claimed that the whole deal was com Dleted, and that the price had been agTeed upon. but neither side was ziHsng 10 give out the terms as yet.
 The market position for East ilutte stiil looks better than other stocks oH the list A great many peo- rie are taking profits around ten. but new buying is coming all the time. and expect to see tte stock advance 71 Or j- within few days.