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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
UP IN THE AIR
At YERINGTON

.. H Some. mana ger Of the Tsriug-
ton Malachite company 5 properties al
Terington, is I'm the city for q few
days on business. He states that prac-
ticslly every body in the Mason district
is at z loss TO understand what is going
on. He states that Immediately fol
Loving his examination OF the Mason
Valley mines Engineer Henry CFUmb
began an eEaminst ton Of the BlUestoue
mines, adjoining the Mason Valley on
the north. and he is still at work there.
His passport to this property came
from New York. and, as result Of
what he IL doing. the impression pre-
walls that q big deal OF some kind. in
volving the Mason Valley and the Blue
stone, with possibly other properties
Is pending.
A crowd OF Occur d'Alene men are
also in the district again, and their ap-
peaTsnCe has given rise 70 more ~
mors OF deals. but everything IS TumOr.
as there is no one in the district that
preten6s to know what is brewing In
the meantime. Mr.. Some says. the
mines are proving up bigger and big
ger all the time, and this he counts as
a sure sign that nome ntous history OF
some kind is making that cannot fail
10 benefit tse entire district.
All Of the idle men in the district
and as many Of the residents Of Yer
ington who are not idle as can posi-
bly, find the time, are moving on the
new camp Of Lucky Boy. near Haw-
thorne. All are seeking leases or other
chances 70 secure a foothold in .the
camp. as IL is considered one Of the
biggest things discovered during recent
wears
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
REORGANIZATION
PLAN DISCUSSED
Holders of NewhouSe Mines
and Shelters Bonds May
Make Counter Proposition.
Special 70 Inc Herald.l

New York, May 15.-Holders Of the
bonds OF the Nez-house Mines & smelt-
ers corporation are considering the
plan for reorganization OF the property
understood 90 have been outlined by
the executive committee. and il is POS
siDle that counter proposition viii De
soon forthcoming.
The interest due last January was
paid, but that due on the 1st Of rext
July viii, in all probability. Be de-
faulted- Under the terms OF the mort
gage the company VIII be allowed 2
ninety-dsy extension to Oct. I, when
the mortgage may be foreelosed.
As it now stands. the plan provides
that the 81. 200 go s per cent first mort
gage bonds be exchanged, at par, for
a Ike amount Of 5 Der cent convertible
income bonds The present Outstand-
ing 5000 shares OF new stock (par 80
and an assessment Of 81 per share. or
10 per cent on the old stock viii Be
made. The total amount OF new issue
viii be $50. 600 shares. OF which 2s00 900
shares will be retained in the treasury
TO provide for the conversion OF the
bonds.
Should the reorganization go through
as planned. the NeWhouse Mines &
Shelters viii be IN q much easier pO-
sition. In the first place, II viii not
be threatened with foreclosure should
poor metal conditions or other cOntin-
Kencies make necessary the dsfaUltins
Of interest for a time on its bonds
Alsa. il vin receive $500. 900 cash from
the 10 per cent assessment which viii
be sufficient to pay of Its floating debt
and start L operating again with be-
tween 800 600 and $4,000 working
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Mines and Mining Stocks
MAKING MINES
OF FINE WORTH
Antelope Spring Now Has Two
Great Shoots of Ore
Opened Up.

Manager Ford ". COTrell OF the An
tslope Spring company's mines, and
those ri the Nevada Superior, adjoining.
and located In Humboldt county, Ne
vada tells a most interesting story Of
the manner in which the Antelope. in
particular. IS responding 20 develop
ment al the present time.
just recently I'm 80, 2 tunnel, which
IS now in a distance q more than 100
feet. e second shoot Of ore was encOun-
tered that promises 10 be even more
important than the big shoot cut al a
distance Of about 500 feet from the por-
tai. and where six TO eight feet II ore
has been connected up through to the
No tunnel. a distance Of rs feet.
At the point where the latest strike
vas made the ledge. 20 far as the shoot
HIS been developed. shows a width o.
four 20 five feet, with over 800 feet TO
the surface. where the shoot was
opened IN z surface cut 1t Is now the
purpose 70 sink and raise. both. in the
nov shoot 1ith the purpose Of develop
ing tonnage as rapidly as possible. BY
sinking something fiss rs feet IL will
b possible 70 reach the same horizon
a the tunnel from the opposite side
Of the hill in the Nevada Superior
property. II other words, while Il may
not be necessary 10 connect with this
tunnel N All. the fact that 60 has been
driven viii insure the perfect drainage
Of the Antelope workings TO that depth.
The ore bodies iu both % the shoots
developed on the No. tunnel level car
- great deal Of fine ore, ore that will
pay handsomely 20 snip. while the av-
GRACE Of ali Of the ore developed. As de-
teralined b. adding all the different
sampiings and then dividing by the
number taken. shows the values 10 90
30 ounces silver, - per cent lead and
about per cent copper. When the
mine is further developed the lower
grades OF the ore viii be miiled and the
higher grades will be shipped with the
concentrates that are made from the
milling grades The Antelope IS fast
developing into a big mine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
A CAPRICIOUS
STOCK MARKET
Sentiment Has Blown Hot and
Cold at Least PrOvoCati0n
During the Week.

While the general trend o the STOCK
market has been downward during the
past week, prices have been exec dingis
cspricious. Rumors Of good OF bad news
have had the effect OF boosting OF KNOCK
ing the price Of a stock whether me
p-0rocstson has been light or Weignts-
The most disturbing factor ~ ule mar
kef and the one above 81 others respel-
sfbie for the generally depressi ig coilol-
ton that has ruled, vas the passing OF
its dividend by the Iron Blossom com
psnv. A halt Of q day OF two In tne Snip
Tnerts from the Columbus Censoilaateo'
due to an accident on the SERIAL tram
v-av- had a bad effect on that company 3
stock. Lack Of definite news as 70 WEN
er ths Mason Valley company was gong
to DO IN the matter Of Suneiter cons q C
ton has made that stock seek lover
level. and the whole list IS weaker t-eh
ID ought to be, as the contributing causes
for the most part have not beer az ~
serious and did not Justify uneaslil@ss On
the pzrt OF market patrons
The business OF the week vas very
heavy. During the six days trading =
total Of $3.50 shares OF stock with a
selling value OF Isl 81. IS. changed lanos,
Yesterdays contribution 10 the totals Dc
ing 81 70 shares and s49.65S.5o.
Following is the list Of final quotations.
and record OF sales made during yester-
days single regular and open board cans
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BIG INTERESTS BUY
INTO SEVEN TR0UGHS

A letter received in this city yesterday
tells Of the deal that was recently made
for the Ray Harris holdings in the Seven
TrouEhs Florence Leasing company, pop
ulsrly known as the Harris lease on the
Seven Troughs mine, OF rather portion
Of It.
It seems that the purchaser Of the Hsr-
ris holdings Is none other than the Darby
London Nevada ore Reduction company,
the company which has been erecting the
big custom milling plant In the Seven
Troughs district The deal is considered
2 most advanta geous one 10 the leasing
company and 20 the Seven Trougbs Min
ing company as we'll for that matter In
consideration Of the company's securing
the Harris stock. il agreed to send the
shaft down from 800 to the 1.O0-foOt level
and open up stations and drifts in the
ledge at intervals OF 30 feet At the ear
lest possible moment the mine viii be
equipped with machinery capable OF do
ing this heavy work and at the same time
the upper levels will be mined ana thu
ore will be handled in the custom mill
The deal IS one that IS calculated to
demonstrate the splendid worth Of the
ledge for long distance on its strike
and at a depth between 40 and 30 feet
greater than that now attained by the
Seven TrOughs company itself 1t is ex-
pected that a world Of fine ore viii be
opened UP by the leasing company In con-
sideration OF the work IL has agreed 10
perform, its life has been extended three
years.
Adrian B. Pembroke. stock Broker.
"a West 2d South. Phones 75s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
SILVER MINES
GO TO TARBET
Local Operator Buys Famous
Old Producer That Has Ro-
mantle History.

4 H Taroet the well known mining
operator Of this city, has purchased the
famous old Cambria silver mines IN the
Clark mining district. San Bernardino
county, California During the coming
month he expects 10 install hosting
machinery and a compressor plant and
begin z campaign that he is certain
viii result in quickly again making the
famous old property highly productive.
The purchase Of the property has fol-
lowed an examination that was made
for Mr. Tsrbet about the middle Of last
month By Engineer 8. II. Levy OF the
National Development cOmpany's stan,
and which was participated in BY Mr.
Tsrbet himself 70 what extent his game
leg would allow.
A couple OF months OF 80 ago The
Herald copied a story from one Of the
California papers IN which the roman
tic features connected with this rich
silver producer were pictured in rather
Inaccurate fashion. The story was told
by parties who had succeeded in secur-
ing an option on the mines and from
whom Mr. Tsrbet later secured the
property. which embraces eleven claims
and which have been developed through
two tunnels. The mines are located
about nine miles from Ivanpah station
on the IvsEpah branch Of the Santa
Re. and the examination made shows
that. by placing a hoist on the No >
tunnel level and connecting through
with winze that was sunk from level
below the tunnel, great amount Of
stopiHg ground can be made almost i'm
medisteiy available. The ledge is said
70 be one Of the strongest and most
regular ever discovered in the state Of
o. ~
shown to be more than $50 feet through.
and continuous from the surface to the
deepest workings. The ore carries from
40 10 $50 ounces silver and $3.50 in gold.
While the ground has been highly pro-
ductive, its ore reserves have been
scarcely scratched. in mining vernacu-
lar, and Mr.. Tarbet considers he has
been most fortunate in securing the
prize Why 50 little has been done
with the ground during the past twenty
years or such a matter. can be briefly
summed UP like this:
The property was originally owned By
q man named McFarlane, who was a
good miner and q good business man.
as well He operated the ground al
splendid profit until he was killed.
Later the widow and heir to the prop
erty married McFariane's brother. and
the property was again operated al
great profit. Strange as II NAV seem.
the second owner was killed. his life
being taken by an officer Of the law in
some squabble. Before dying the own
er Of the ground urged the woman.
who was about TO lose her second hus-
band, 10 hang onto The property. That
she lid 70 the day Of her death a year
OF two ago. A son OF the first McFar-
lane then fell heir to the ground. and
it was from him that the parties Sc
cured the option After the death of
her second husband, Mrs. McFarIane
did not permit the operation OF the mine
by her son for sentimental reasons and.
rather than take hold after his mother
died. the son finally decided TO sell the
mine.
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Mining Notes.

The Pioneer sampler yesterday reported
the release Of three cars Of ore from Utah
mines and one from Nevada
Ernest r. Wooiley left for Nevada last
evening on mining business the nature Of
which he declined TO disclose.
Eleven carloads OF ore from Utah mines
were released from the TAYLOR g. Pruuton
sampiing works yesterday morning.
The new stock exchange has finished
the furnishing Of its call room IN the At
Las block It is expected that everything
VII be ready TO open W for business
tomOrrow morning. when the first call
will be hald, with Henry Miles welding
the callers Esvel. The call room Is 10
Gated back from the elevators on the
ground floor Of the building
Ford W Cornell and Dr. A c. Eakin
OF the Antelope Spring and Nevada Su-
perior companies. who have bseu inepeet-
ing the properties will leave for short
trip TO Los Angeles tonight and then 20
east to their homes In Rockford, III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
D0IhGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

More uon-iisted stocks were mentioned
during Tire open board trading yesterday
tnan for = long time. particularly on 2
SATURDAY. when there is only one call
Demijohn sold az nc Montana OF Tintic
~ I2c. buyer g.. Old American at 1fc. Tin
tic Volcanic 81 PIC. and West quincy at
&c.
Bingham Central Standard vas quoted
~ go al 25fsc. Beaver Combination AZ
Tee asked chief Consolidated at Sl-55 at
81 s. Dzlv West 70 600 bid. East Tintic
N Rcr az lc bid. Fly Witch at l6c asked.
Mammoth at $40 bid. Nsildrivcr At l5c
bic. Ontario al Sl25 al =. Phoebe King al
-. bid Thompson az 1910 at pc. and
Cintsl Treasure az I5izc at 1sizc.
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that he did not fear results OF sinking
in the least. and he has therefore given
the directors Of his company 10 unleE-
stand that ne wants equipment placed AZ
once that viii permit him TO sink the
double Commandment and manWay shan
al the rate Of 80 feet a month. The pur-
chase OF the equipment will be closed up
just as soon as the bidders have sub
mitted their figures, OF within the next
two or three days
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THE HERALD IN NEVADA.

The Herald can be bought a. the Tei-
loving places in Nevada
Tusczrora-Mr A l. Clark
Reno ossnthaf & Arulsnko. -
Goldffefd-Palace News stand anu nun
ter Adv & Pub. Co
Ely-Harviiis Stationery Co G. 3. I Al
on and Walden g. Burnett
Calients-John Shisr-
Pioche-Pioche drug Co ana A - 81
than. P. NJ
Cobre-R Richard Richards.
hfde-Louie PoIin-
Smeltsr-M. Herman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
MACHINERY BEING BOUGHT
FOR THE MONTANA MINE

Officers OF the Montana Mining con,-
psny OF Tintic were interviewing ma
chinery men yesterday for the pUrpose |of
getting figures on q fine gasoline boisfiusr
plant and compressor ma chiBeTy as well
As stated day or two ago. Manager
John Rounoy has determined to ffiIr
equip the property and go after Il lust
Is he would we're tremendous ore bodies
already exposed.
Manager R0undy Is quoted as saving
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET REPORTS

Following is the daily market comment
Of Paine, Weber < Co, Boston together
with the range Of prices Of copper stoeks
and other Boston listings in which the
vest Is interested, as vells ss similar
report on New York curb transactions,
By James 4. Pollock & Co., and from
whom Il is secured for use IN this de-
psrtmeut Of The Herald:
Boston May 15.-The whole list con
tinued dull TODAY with q few exceptions
Mohawk vas noticesbly stronger on buy
ing from the Lake, the stock being very
scarce at anything under s. East Butte
was a little stronger. with the rights sc
bid We think we have seen the bulk %
the LIQUIDATION IN the rights and look for
higher prices. We advise the purchase
Of the rights at the present price, as this
will make the new stock cost less than
49, and will certsinly look cheap at that
figure after the subscriptions are all in.
There has been 2 decided improvement
in the metal market the last few days,
and all the companies report large sales,
many producers being sold up TO the
middle OF June around l3lac.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Addie. 10oQFd3i<c. 2pp9d5lzc.
Beck Tunnel 400G54c, 1le653c
Black Jack 5o4d52C.
Colors do .A00dtl59lz
Columbus. s0oas2f2l 4ooas27o. ora
:26rs.
East Tintic Con I0o0dSc
East Tintic Gold King, 10O9dllsc
Golden Reef. 510d i5c.
Indian Queen, I0oaFI4c. 4eoodesc, 5oa
&c
iron Blossom, 4oOqH.so. 61oas1.57I.. 2Noa
H.77l7. buyer .; 22.9dSl.55.
Iron King 3Id t61zc 10dod1sc
King David 2l05d5Ac
Mineral Fiat, io0e012c, buyer g.
Newhouss. i0o7sa g.
PlUtus. 2J00fd13c.
Seven Troushs, I5o0d16isc
South Columbus Con. 509d4pke. e0054tc
Unite Central 1000 &c, looeoi5c, buyer
Tintic Empire 500od5isc
Utah Con, 5ocd1sc
Ierington Copper. 1o0aa7c
Open Beard.
Beck Tunnel 1Ooa55c.
Black Jack. 50od5ff1c
Bullock. 4Oo0d4ztc
Columbus 1o1df2 a.
East Tintic Con- 109d5c
Gray Rock. 15Nd2c.
Indian Queen. 101Gd7ftc
hex Gold 30o0dSc
Iron Blossom 5sOsds1 IS
Mason Valley f010 s2.s5. Ie9d 3. ssik 10
dS2.69, Soods2.57is 1e00dS2.55.
Mountain Lake. 2oo0deJlzc. buyer 50; 5eo0
d35e f0oad SAC
Major Evans. 1oocd21zc, Iooc0assc.
Plutus, ar0l3c
Provo. f00od7ikc
Swansea. 50rd1612c.
Swansea Extension. 50o6os,c
Sioux Con- 2l0GSf.oG
T1ntic Central 10ood1sizc, seller So. 100
dlTzc. buyer 81. 5o0G17c.
Victor Con, 15osd1oc. 590d1pzc. buyer 50. /
Shares sold, q 10
Selling value, sse,Gs50
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Ore and Bullion.

orc ard bullion settlements in this city
vesterday as reported By Mccormick &
Co. sm0l1nted to So 900. as follows; Silver,
'ead etzG and copper ores $1,000 base
bullion. soOJg. gold bars $500.
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Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
fn Ean Francisco Yesterday. as reported
over the private wires o. James A. POI
lock & Co we're as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
Metal Market.

Silver. 5-ssc Der ounce
copper fcsIhodes}- - 1-ise per pound
Lead, s4e21z per 10 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
Property Buyers Excursions I,
Laurelhurst.

Free trips from end OF penitentiary
car line all afternoon, personally con-
Quoted BIZ Messrs. Chandler and Soules
Laurelhurst is the best buy you can
make. See the property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

Do you kodak We finish and also
sell the supplies. salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., i42 Main street
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lew York Stock Exchange.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
Newhouse o.. 30 2ss % 25s "a
Utah Copper .--.. go. 5ll2
Tenn Copper 100 IS 43 43 43
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Adrian B. Pembroke. stock Broker.
81 West 2d South. Phones 55S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
Il hl|eciniICnto DEF s.. fOOie
Dueb en- Humacao

III corresponsal en- este pueblo, noe
irasmite 81 fallecimierto del distingm-
do caballero, seiior Morris j. Foote pa.
Dire da jucz de aquella Corts de Dis
rite, honorable senior Charles Foote.
Falloce 81 seior Foote, & la edad de
setenta y dos amos, Y era uno de los
'etcranos que pelearon on la guerra
civil de America, por 10 cSal era coro-
rel retirado.
Anttayer efectuosc ei entierro asis-
ticrdo numarosa concurrencia, pucs
a fam;iia Foote cuenta con muchas
slmpatias.
Despidi6 el duelo en- sentidas frases
Cd ,icenciado senor Nsdal Santa Co
iolna.
Enviamos In respectable famiba del
iiDaIo, asi como al juez Foote, nnls--
tro sinocro p6sams.
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IN iincilcnle dcsagradlh|e

Aver tarde ocluri6 un hecho des-
agradable y que ~ presta d comenta-
iios, cn la Aduana de esta eludad.
Micntras Sc verifcaba el reoonoci-
M, nio de equipaecs, en- dicha aduana,
don Miguel Mier y don Bartolome Coll
socio y apoderado respectivamente de
Ia casa comcrcial Zalduondo y Micr.
dc esia plaza. entraron 4 saiudar q
nueslo amigo don Benito Zalduondo,
socio de i. casa mencionada, quien re-
gr,s6 en- el vapor "Bucnos Aires" dc
la ponin.inla Espanola.
En- ncmentos que 81 seiior Coll ayu-
daba al scnor Zalduondo. en- el ARE
glo de equipages, I'm empaeado ame--
ricano, procedi6 en- formas no muy cor
tess con el senior Coll.
III senor Micr que preseri6 los he
chos, interrog6 como era natural al EN-
pleado, acerca de los motives que ha-
bia nara procedcr en- la forma como
Sc habia hecho, y ror toda contesta-
con. 81 scior de Mier fue cmpujado
violentamentc, y por anadidun dete--
nido.
No prcjuzgamos, pcro ~ cree en-
este pals v fuera que ningin emplca-
do c.'a en- el deber de excederSe en-
q cum1limicnto de su dcbcr que cS
DeceSario que la cortesia sea un cle--
monte principal EN- las funriones pt--
blicaA
81 los senores de Micr Y Coli CO.
metierOn alguna infracci6n, formas mas
adccna,las y corteses hay para proce-
der y llamar sobre clio la atencion.
Made poIc en- duda la cabaleros
dad y el alto prestigio del jefe de la
Atuana Mr. Richardson, y cl tacto ex-
quisito con que prOcede como flrlcio 10
mario recto y celoso, para que no que
de impu1e la falta del empeado, 81
rcalmentc son exactos los hechos de
que nos hacemos eco, imparcialmen--
tp
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GOnzaIO Nunez

DeSdc III "a que estuvo en San Juan
y dlo un br1liante concerto, no habia
yuelto su pals este notable musico
ptlertor Nucio. que ha rccorridO los
primorc* pslisos dc Europa America,
conqnista n,lo aplausos de ptItdicos euI-
tjsmoS
Gcnzaio Nunez, es I'm yir4noSo del
piano. En Paris, en MadI1d en- Lon--
dros Y New York ha conquAisdo en-
vjdiableS ovac4ass Y mcrecifios cIogios
he la critica
Is tamhi6n TN eomroSuor mlly tt.-
lebrado, y entire sus ohras mas apdau-
didas &c cucntan Lore4aid La ma
rlp"ss4, qlre puhlic6 el BOLETIN ME
CANTIL, Una lncbe en- Puerto Rice.
y tantas ot1ns que han dado 4 Gon2alo
Nllnez juhta y merecida fania cntre
nueStroe pvimoros artistas
Ias ohras musieales d. Gonzaio M
nez, ,rstan cditadas en l,ondr~ .donde Il
rainente pienista puertorriqueno eye
cut6 oblVis suyas Y dc los prlmeros
eomposltof~'S europeoS, ande 81 rey
Ednardo
Ahora, de regr.so sn pals, prop6-
neSe dar un conriert" en- 81 teatro Mn
nripal
FL dienngllldo artista qurcre ds4r d
eanocer los intelie,ntee d. su pals
las nltmas ohras que ha pn>d,lc stlo.
III txito de Gcmzalo Nunez Is segu-
70 Su pals no ha De negarlc 10 que
ot1os lc Tr"digarop
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FL preaidcnte senior Ferdinand Il
Ceateros, secundado por IN grupo j.
inielectaaIes j6vcnes. ha acogido cor
iran entusiasmo la idea lie up periods
Ia, y So popone cuanto antes publ
Gar nncvamante la reyista "El Ateneo'
oaensualmente, compi"tamente reforma
Ia canformc 'os ~ , NOS mode.-I..'.
~ esta cclasc ,Ie puhli.a ZONES.
la revis.a "El Aten ." cStara IL
dicada dar s..elntos 'ormes de To,
trabajos de las seccioncs he cienrIas
veladas Iiterarias. rca isia lie libros
acuerdos y to'las las manifestations Ii
tcrarias que Sc verifiqucn IN Ia isla
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la Sa|ud en- San Juan
Ell TITUS EN- LA CIUDAD
Sr. del Vale Atlles
lnsiStirei1oS.

No aueemos ser alarmlstas. no de
seamnS ser alarmstas. Slno Senclila-
mentc. queremoS ser, 10 SomoS.prc-
poneros de Ia opinion pubhea, Y como
tales. vamos a indicar al alcaldc de la
ciudaa doctor del Vale Atlles, al ay1n
tamiento en- plcno. que Ia salud en-
San Juan deia mucho que dcsear, que
i niimcro de las Intermediates au-
menfa J que hay en- los hogartS, I'm
,{tnico. un yerdadero panico, ANTE el
TENOR. ante el micdo Dc 1na invasion,
d.. una playa conlAgioSa.
Fl titus csta a las puertas de los
hogArcs. la terrible y mortal dolcn-
cia. parcce que amenaza ~xtender7se
con yertiginoea rap5doz \ driar EN-
nnlrhas famjliao lagrimae amargas De
dt>espe,aeifn de dneIo.
n no son exagera,ios los dat~s que
hemos rceogido. hay actnalmentc en-
San Juan, cincuenta casos de titus,
nu.hus de los enferlnos son per
.,:,..,,4;ss,,,.. A. l. alta socia-
dad del pueblo. dc Csc pueblo, que
'ucha y trabaiA, por su regeneration
moral { intellectual,
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rror
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,niento nara votar orti.nanzas Que evi
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