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d. d. D. Cures Above Troubles. Ais
Eczema Rheumatism, Test u. d. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25
ESPERANTO.
DBSDB WASHINGTON

Estamos en- pleno Julio Verne; pero
nos hemos pasado a Javier de Montepin !;
"ada dia nos ofrece un folletfn de alto
interes. Ell comandante Peary mega que
81 doctor Cook haya estado en- el polo
Norte, fundandose en- ell testimonio de
unos esquimales y ademas 10 acusa de
haberse apoderado de los where's dejados
Dor el-por Peary-en la region artica y
tambien de habcrse Waldo dc ''sus" es-
ruimales; todo 10 cual MEGA ell Doctor
quien aiIade: "II I0s esquimales son no
madas mi pertenecen q Peary nj Cook "
y anuncia que enviara al explorador da-
nes Sverdrup a buscar los dos esquima-
les que cOlaborarOn en- el descubri-
'miento del polo.
Y aqul viene Otra serie de folleti-
nes. Ira 9 no ira Sverdrup a obtener
esos testigosg 81 los obtiene iseran au-
tenticos? mo dira, entonces. el CONAN
dante Peary que esos no son los verda-
deros esquimales, sino 'tunos que pasa-
ban por allfs" Y sque diran la Univer-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25
Miss May Sutton


De Sam Francisco de California. co-
nican telegrafcamenAe una noticia Gu
rlosa, 1amada tener gram resonancia
entire el mnndo femenino, por inte
resar directamente al bello sexo ell orr
|glnal asunto de que se trata.
La joven sehorita Mary Sutton, muy
eomocida en- Ia Union, como campeo-
ma nacional del lawn tennis. ha rotc
el compromise de casamiento que exie-
tia entire eRa y el hijo del acaudalade
banquero mejicano Mr.. George Ham,
dando para ealo uuas razones que bien
merecen los honores de La publicidad.
MISS Sutton aduce que sc considera
demaslado joven para contraer enlace;
E lnterrOgada causa de este DOT un
periodista californiano, lie hizo las ST.
guhentes interesantes declaraciones SO.
bre ell himeneo:
"Ilas ms1jeres-dice La citada seiio-
rita-no debieran casarse mlnea an
tes de haber cumplilo los veinticinca
amos, Ell primer lugar, porque no han
alcanzado el suficiente graMo de ma
drez, psquica y fisica, y princiralmen
te porque a1n no tienen ninguma ex--
periencia de Ia vida.
De esta manera, las jopemes van n
gen'lamente al matrimonio, ignorando
absosntamente sus deberes sus dere
chos. .s
Sc obliga la mEjer casarse ahc-
IA como 10 hac1an nuestros mas re,np
tos antepasadOs, sin te1ler en- cueta e}
progreso moral el gran cambio dc
costnmbres que Sc ha operado en- to-
do el mmndo, y prineipalmente en- los
Estados Unidos.
Eaa4e es- as7, que Ia mayor parte de
los dIvorcios aqui obeaecen 4 la call
sa de que los casatios som demas;ado
5ovenes.
La mujer debe ocupar ei puesto q.
lie corresponds en- la sociedad cuando
ta negaao cierta edad, y no aprcs,-
rarse demasiado en- bQscar compaiie--
10.
S6io cunndo la interesada Hega /,
ser 10 que re Rama nma matrona, pue-
de coneaderarse como una, bteua espo-
ga"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25
La question De Ia 7Sis
Declaration del professor Baccel1i

En- los c1rculos cientfficos ha ca1lEa-
do caerta preocmpaca6n una declara--
ci6n sensational del emimente medi-
co doctor Baecelli, que viene amu--
Lar mmchas esperanzas, mas menos
fumdadas, sobre el exito de la lucha
CONTRA Ia tuberculosis.
En- efecto, el professor Baccelh, ha
declarado que considera impossible lu-
char con exito contra Ia tisis, porque
Ia oranulacs6n tubercu9ar es inaccesi--
bic por Las Was circulatorias.
Ageg0 el en9nense professor que es
tai yez possible conseguir que la gen.
to sea 'menOs susceptible Ia enfer--
nedad; pero que la tuberculosis pue-
de existir, sin ser sospechada, duran.
te nMchoa afios.
b., celli, cita el caso del Papa Leon
XIII, que falleci6 De tuberculosis 4
los ga aijos = -''
Estas declaracdones som objeto de
anlmados commentaries en- eli m,mdo me-
di'o, pres fstan'.en purna con la OPT
MON de muchos otros pn'0fesores, que
sosticnen que ell hecho de- no haberse
podido encontrar hasta ahora cd reme-
dio no prmeba que no existe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25

en- vez de poner un dique & los potentes
medios que el Dr. r.Barbosa tiene para con-
servar al lado de sus tiendas, no bien ha-
bidas en- los dltimos cheques, las mesna-
das de sus admiradores obedientes CO.
rreligionarios.
Por esa causa, aunque las posiciones de
los prohombres de "a llamada derecha
de San Juan en- el presente momento his
t6rico, estan en- mejores condolences poll
ticas que las del DR.. Barbosa, este esta
SECURE que no le daran la batalla en- es-
tos campos por falta de caudillos Sc
lie igualen.
Asl las cosas, ell arrestado general y
presidente Guzman Benitez tendra que ir
q buscar fuerzas moralmente politicas 4
los campamentos q. secunden las tenden-
cias del grupito de Ponce, que para dis
tinguirlo de la DERECHA, llamaremos
IZQUIERDA REPUBLICANA.
Domenech, Casals, Tous, Rosaly y
PARA, seguidos de una juventud briosa
y relativamente amante de los princi-
pios y el estado de descomposoci6n unio-
nista de Ponce y sus pueblos lilnitrofes,
cuyos nIcleos recogeran los prestigios Y
taiento polftico del seiior Guzman Benz
tez, formaran entire 81 la entidad politica
republicana que en- el futuro podra anu
lar la iEdiscutible fuerza de los amigos
del doctor Barbosa.
81 Guzman consigue hacer desper-
tar a la namada derecha del suelo de
las conveniencias y unir esos elementos a
los que suman las fuerzas de la vigorosa
division de Ponce. podran dar la batalla
con confianza, ,pero de otro modo las inne-
gables energias del doctor Barbosa, CO.
municaran vida los dSpersos y galva-
nizara Ell cadaver, que Sc manifestara er-
guido nuevamente para dar acaso victo-
riosas batallas.
'n. =.
. La futura lucha dentro del Partido
Republican, no sera de la IZQUIERDA
contra la DERECHA, como algunos
Green, habra de realizarse entire los CRU
pos de Ponce, con algunos de la DERE-
CHA, capitaneados por Guz1nan,y el bar
bosismo, ayudado por las escasas fuerzas
de continentales y nativos amigos del di-
rector de La Revista de Puerto Rico, ba-
10 la avezada estrategia del doctor Bar
bosa, que usara con fortuna las m,inas
de Ell TEMPO.
Quien saldra victoriOsO?
POdemos asegurar que un tercero.
Ell coronel que vendra q ocupar el pa
lacio dc Santa Catalina Y sus secuaces
bur6cra:as.
,)espucs. . 4: veremos!
ECDTNrD A 1Yrn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
BETTER STUDY UP
ON NEVADA LAWS
New Legislation 0yerturns For
mer Free and Easy Opera
tiOns in Sagebrush State.
TWO REPORTS MUST
BE MADE EACH YEAR
Everything Touching ON Com
pany and Property Must BE
Clearly Set Out.

Salt Lake mining men with interests
in the State of Nevada have been re
ceiving copies of tho Kendall bill, re
Gently passed by the legislature OF Ne
vada. and which went into effect last
March }. This law revolutionizes the
transaction Of mining company affairs
in the Sagebrush state, and too great
publicity cannot be given this law, as
the penalties for violation thereof arc
severe, while the state means business.
The law means to give Il great safe
guard for stockholders of Nevada
organizations, as It's fulfllment Will give
the state officials all the data necessary
TO be known twice year. Hereafter it
should not be q very difficult matter to
find out anything desired about Ne
vada company.
Every corporation owning. claiming,
holding, leasing or engaged IN the
business of working or developing any
claim or group of claims located in the
state of Nevada is affected by this law.
Reports must be filed with the county
recorder of the county in which the
property is located, and with the at
torney general, in June and November
of each year. This report must give
the namc of each claim, whether
patented or unpatented, the number
under development. how much is being
spent on the same for anything and
everything the exact loca tion of the
property. the nature of the title. the
date OF purchase of same, character and
value of buildings. works, machinery
aud improvements generally, total mum.
Der Of men employed, number of days
they were employed. total number of
shares the company is authorized TO
issue and has issued. the number of
shares of treasury stock unsold and sold,
and what the latter brought per
share, amount of money paid for
salaries, etc, and last. but not least, the
amount OF bullion tax paid during the
past SIX months.
The law divides stock into two
classes, treasury and promotion. All
certificates of treasury stock sold after
April Is, 1909, must be stamped in big
letters in a conspicuous place, "Treas.
ury Stock and all other stock must
be stamped, Promotion Stock" All
statements must be sworn TO by desig-
mated officers, thus opening the way for
prosecutions for perjury in case false
reports are made, while officers whose
duty 1t is to make these reports are
liable to a stiff fine for failure 10 do so;
also the company is liable to a still
sitter fine.
There are other features Of the law
not touched on here which make it I'M
peratlve that all companies of that
state. or owning properties in that state,
and which have already sold or will
sell IN the future any portion of their
capitalization, study the law carefully.
The law will not be a popular one, but
there Is one thing sure, it will relieve
western banks and newspapers from the
trouble of hunting down information in
answer TO inquiries, which information
at present is absolutely impossible in
the majority of cases TO be secured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
Stock Letter,

James A. Pollock &c Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon,
Dick Bros Stock Lettcr-Ncw York
The market turned heavy today and de
clined sharply under a vigorus bear raid
In the last hour. Foreign news WAS
rather unscttling and the money market
WAS also slightly nrmer, These were the
preteNts for the afternoon selling move
ment which broke the leading issues
rather materially and brought about a
weak closing. We doubt that tho setback
Will go much further. and would advise
purchases If the drive is repeated 10.
morrow. Missouri Kansas & Texas is
acting ~ though there is another upward
movement impending in It, st. Paul and
the Hill issues are also said TO be in line
for early Improvement.
Hutton Stock Letter-Ncw Yorlt-Much
irrcgularity was the featurs today Early
transactions were followed by weakness
caused by a drive at the long interests
in Reading. where many stops were
caught. and, with the weakness in Read
Ing, the general market followed the
downward course, causing some feverish-
ness. However, we might say that in
fluential buying occurred In tho decline
I'm leading issues. There was little or no
news on the street, and the bulk of the
trading was highly professional We cX
pect 10 see higher prices tomorrow on a
favorable bank statement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
sioux SHOULD SHARE
PROFITS DURING YEAR
Maurice NJ. Johnson Believes
This Company Can Keep
Present Dividend Rate.

My opinion is that the Sioux Con-
solidated company will be able to pay
| dividends at the present rate for at
least during the balance of this year
The mine certainly Jocks good, and
while | do not know how much of the
ore channel has been worked out, nor
did ! give the mine n sufficiently thor
ough examination on which to base any
prediction as to probabl tonnage to
be shipped in the future. at least for
publication, l would consider dividends
for the next eight months at least Ger
tain said Maurice NJ. johnson. chief
mining expert of the Newhouse staff.
Mr.. Johnson spent the past two days at
Tintic, and visited the Iron Blossom as
we'll as the Sioux among other proper
ties of interest in that district.
Mr.. johnson states that he saw one
face of ore in the Sioux fully 100 feet
in width. the depth or thickness Of the
orc being thirty feet. He is of thc
opinion that the ore body has been
opened up fer from 400 TO 450 feet to
the extent Of believing it permanent for
that distauce, and the fact that the
Colorado company to tho north, and the
Iron Blossom TO the south have devcl-
oped the same ore body. he believes the
ore can be counted q, in the Sioux for
the full width us !hc claim across which
the ore body trends.
cit is a great ore channel, added
Mr.. Johnson, ''and it occurs in the
greatest lead silver camp the state has
ever seen. | went through the Iron
Blossom. and can say that the face of
the south drift is looking good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
PARK CITY LEASERS
ARE DOING SPLENDIDLY

Up in the Park City district Is leas
ing proposition that is making the fur
ny merrly, but hardly ever a whisper
reaches Salt Lake City relative 10 the
successes of this company. By name il
interested in IT are several we'll known
mining and business men. whose early
Ialth III the lease now being opera ted IS
more than being justified by results,
The company is working portion of
me ontario and Daily mines, being given
inc right within u certain area TO oner
Of both mines Eighteen men are now
employed on the work, and an average
OF three cars Of ore per week is being
shlpped 10 the local smeiters IlIustra
I'VE OF the returns being RECEIVED from
lhis ore. 81 tons. a few days ago, brought
me company S12l7. after dcductinc the
lTeignt and smelling charges The leas-
crs arc planning TO widen their scope OF
acllVity and that means better shipments
and higher profits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
EUREKA LILY LOOKS
LIKE COMING MINE
Willard F. Snyder Pleased With
Results in This Eastern
Tintic Property.

we are progressing smoothly with
the development work on the Eureka
Lilly property, and everything looks cx-
trcmcly favorable for the opening of
fine ore bodies said Willard T. Sny-
der, OF the National Development COM
pany, who returned Fridav from the
Tintic district. Mr. Snyder saws that
on the 200,foot level Of the Lily one
streak of good orc was opened for
twenty'fv or thirtv feet and the man
agcmcnt is now drifting for the same
ore 100 feet lower. He states that the
country looks big to him, and the lime
formation is correct for the formation
of splendid resources
While in the district Mr.. Snyder in
spected the SiouH properly. He says
the company should have fully 700 feet
Of the Colorado ore body within its
own linas. for the same shoot has been
opened by the Colorado and the Iron
Blossom on the ncrth and south of the
Sioux, respectively. He pronouDccs it
the prettiest ore channel he ever saw
anywhere. Mr.. Snyder inspected the
work being done on the Carisa prop
perty, but aside from expressing satis-
faction with conditions he did not care
to discuss this proposition at present,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
MARlG0LD LEASE AT
RAWHIDE VERY RICH
Special to The Tribune.

;, RAWHlDE. New. April 23.-At the
Marigold lease on the Rawhide Coalition
estate. where such sensational strikes OF
lewelry rock have been made in The last.
lew days. both drifts on the 100 level
showed this morning four feet Of splendid
ore In the north drift the hich-c grade
chute is fourteen inches wide and in the
south, drift it is eighteen inches wide,
Samples across this seam OF extremity
rich rock. in both directions, show av-
oragc values of $4,000 ton. The entire
paSshoot, exclusive OF the ricn streak,
breaks better than 500 TO the ton rLe
Marigod is now saclzing Two tons OF tic
Jeweiry rock day and will ship ii by
express TO the smelters, while the 6rst
consignment. aggregating fifty tons of
lnlll rock, was shipped this morning TO
ihe knight-Conlon mill on the nat be-
low the camp.
The new vein struck a few DAYS ago
on the 500 level in the Mint lease, also
on the Rawhidc Coalition estate at a
point sixty feet west, OF the shaft is de-
Nciopins into a big hody OF high-grada
nlilllng ore. Both drifts are in five fG,t
OF S55 ore and shipments arc being rcgu-
,arly made from the new discovery to
local mills.
At the Grutt Balloon Hill lease on the
EaWhide Queen estate. in the bottom OF
INC Winze being sunk OH the 800 foot
ieVei. there is now exposed eighteen
inches OF orc which assays $4,000 10 fbc
ION. This lease made another shipment
ms morning, consisting OF eight tons of
ore which sack sampled at an avera pc
81 S6O0 TO the ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
Copper Gossip.

James 4. Pollock G. Co. bankers and
brokers furnish the following, received
0rcr @ their private wire yesterday atlet-
Boston; Copper producers cannot look
70 the United States government as
n9ssioe POS 81 congumer for any large ss 2Tan Thar
was was bought Tor the account M OF tne navy
something less than 100000, pounds;
company immediately becomes a produ-
Ger at the rate OF 6,00o.ooO pounds per
annum, and President Gross places The
cost OF production a . cents per pound
at Butte and 10 cents per pound dellV-
cred and sold in New York. President
,,,:, DC increased at any time. but on tne
prevailing low price OF copper we believe
~ Is the best policy TO restrict produc-
tlon somewhat until the price OF inc
metal improves. In the meantime We
VIII push development work aggresslvclT
1be Pittsbure and Montana prnpcrly. ln-
which have been expended on INC 1 nST-
Iacc and under ground. represents fully
$'.9g'OOo' and We arc buying !; ut bet
Ter than 90 cents ON the dollar.
Boston New York people interested IN
copper shares and the metal market are
AZ sea with regard 10 the exact meaning
ol the four items which max" UP The
monthly statements OF the Copper l'rodu-
GERS association. In cXplan9 ton. 1T may
ne said: Stocks of nIarketablc copper
tho first item. does not take Into conSid-
Grafton anything but copper on the floors
Of rchners or in the yards, which could
ne shipped at moments noilce ana
ready TOR consumers use. In other
words. it Is made up. except for th? Ten,
nessee Copper company's production OF
pig copper. entirely OF refined copper
Boston Thomas f, Cole is in Butte to
Inspect the North Butte and Butte Coali-
ton mines. He spent all day Thursday
in North Butte mines and today will OK
anime Butte Coalition mines. Iio de-
clined. for the present, TO be, interviewed
or to express any opinion of the new
Levels Of North Butte.
Globe, Ariz.-Samples Of ore from the
Black Hawk Wine Thursday assaycd 10
per cent copper. The opening OF "a great
body OF orc on tho 600-foot level seems
assured.
Nothing is TO he obtained here
lhat VIII throw any light on the slump
In North Butte. Messrs. Ryan and Cole
refuse TO be interviewed, John Gillic.
superintendent OF the hmaIgamated Cop
per mines, is firm in his statement that
North Butte Is in excellent condition and
he discrcdits that the mine is on the
wanc. He maintains that on. the 1900
foot level the value OF ore, is growing
better and that the property Will con-
tlnuc as a producer OF high grade ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
Tribune Agents in Nevada.

Copies. OF The Tribune vii! be found
On sale IN Nevada at the following:
Eauvard--R. Livermore.
Salientc-Joln Shler
Cherry Creek-Grey & Collins.
Sobre--Richard Richards
Columbia-B. /. Barlow.
Eiko-A. II. Cochrane.
Ely-Haryille Stationery Co.: Grace
raxon: Walden & Burnett
rallon.Black's N. p. Agency.
ioldneld-Louie Polin.
Las Vegas-Wilson Drug Co.
noveIock--Charles n Baker.
Mazuma-McLean & DailI
Pioche-A. A. Carnan: Pioche Drup 70
Eawhide-Mrs. I. Davis; Louis Pofln
a Seno-Rosenthal & Armanaa: Shepard
Khyolite-The Crescent"
IoDopah-T. A. Oldfather
Nonder-Adams Bros.
aerington-G. E. Leavitt G. Son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
IRON BLOSSOM DROPS
RAPIDLY DOWN SCALE

The track was well creased for the Iron
Blossom stock Friday on the local eX-
change. and the stock went sailing back
ward with the greatest checrfulness. II
is evident that stockholders are fright
ened by the reports of what the COM
pany Is going 10 meet with as 1t pro-
ceeds south. Since the slump in Colo
RADIO two years or so ago 1t is doubt
full il more money has been lost on any
stock than on Iron Blossom during the
past month, The total sales for the day
10 l30.206 shares OF stock, the
market value being s103,07i3 so The fol-
lowing were the closing unlisted and
listed stock transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
Copper Letter.

James A. Pollock a. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday az.
noon;
Hornbower & Weeks Copper Letter
Boston-The feature OF the Boston mar
ket was the sharp advance in North
Butte at the opening. There was a fair
ly good tone and many other coupers
shared in a fractional advance Trad
Ing was quite general and the tone good
Around the noon hour trading slackened
but prices were we'll maintained. although
there was rcactionary tendency In the
New York list. American Fine continued
To be feature among local issues where
profit-tahing was INDUCED In on the ad-
vance in che early day Closing prices
were Irregular. at a fractional recession
from the high levels,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
Mining Notes.

James 4. Pollock has returned from
southern California.
Ernest l. Godbe Of the Prince Consoli-
dated company has returned from the
mine at Phoebe.
Water temporarily is embarrassing the
Western Nevada Copper company on the
third level, but pump is en- route TO the
mine.
p. j. Donahue manager Of the En-
ploration company, received word yester
day that n fine strike had been made on
this Arizona property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-24
PENNSYLVANIA Lines Stop-Overs

On first.class tickets reading over
Pennsylvania Lines. tcn-day stop-overs,
including date of deposit. are now al
either Columbus, Pittsburg, Washing
ton, Baltimore or Philadelphia. Also
effective April % at Indianapolis.