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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-02

msnifestasf Que Vieques era
Uus poblaciop GAMMA.
SeseDta casas sproEimada,
mepte. se epcpeDtTan Ell ia.
DeDtahle esIsdc de ahaDdcDo.
mas propias paJa seJ demoJi,
6as. ccDo medIda P5ovisoJa.
cue psr5 ServlI de aIcjamien
10 a otras tantas iami!ias. pues
seguTam5Dte tarde s tempTa.
no. ytnGTar rt:sStas Copse
cuepciaS
Fl ayunsanjeDfo * hace 6,
Sue,c. ' Dcs sc'r;ence mpcbc.
q este vergon5o,o ,uadjo. PUes
&c ezjFs et tuTI,:.aieDto te
ia cJdenaDzs .runlupaj cue
paIs 'aIer case; Ia es;aple.
,i5o
Fl ce2ec:e-.- "a c.e;orcc
Sc aa.ja lr :es:c: humaDos.
Q.= E jmrlst.e >svaf Una
fcsa s.U cue ei azaaun trcpie.
&c cen uD cEaGto u ciras par
ties Gel esqueieJo. FL esto, a
IUestTc eDtenGer. debe inter.
veniT la saLioad. c1Gcnando
Ia Immediate ,iaEsuIa del re-
ciEto de los mueTtos. maxine
esiaLoU siIuadC este deutro
de ia misma lobla,i6n.
II mUmrIPlo uene bastan-
tes teIrehC> de ia pTopiedad
para lEstaIar uEa nucva Ne
crdpCii> "a Ia dlstanCia legal
cue ia ,aluG puDlica Y la paz
de It's diIUTtos- tquieren.
Be ia ATTIC. a. y $,
frUuC,soy $rrrin.
Niequ,s. FrDrero 2s~IgUg.
In ssts iH-p-sa'a se ye8ds Eapa v.sjo
: tos Pssos qgzai4i
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NACNEPISMO

lDeses usted poser ESQ raro. iniste-
r1oso poder que encanta y fascins 8
hombres y nujeres. ds forms q sus
ideas, domino sps deseos y 10 hace &
usted supreme dueno De todas las si-
tuacionesf
La vidG esta sembrada de balagiienas
posibiljdades para aquellos que Degan
4 hacerse duenos de los secretos de la
Hfluencia magnetica, para aquel!os que
desarrollan su poder magnetjco.
listed puede aprender, en- su casa, a
eurar enfermedades y malos habltos,
in medicinas, eaptarse ell amor y Ia
.mistad de otros, aumentar sus recur-
os, gratificar sus ambiciones, disipar
as preocupaciones de su mente, mejo.
ar su memoria, desterrar las desdichas
iel hogar domestico, y desarrollar una
aravillosa fuerza de voluntad que le
acilitara q usted el modo de veneer
odos los obstdculos que estorbsn su
,uen exito.
listed puede influenciar q las perso
AS, mstanlaneamente, con la raplde2
lei relampago, dormirse usted, 8 haecy
lormir otros a cualquier hora del da [
le la noche; desterrar el dolor Y 10,
:ufrirhientos. Nuestro Ebro, que repsr
limos gratis, explica exactamente com
puede usted obtener este poder Y usar
10 para mejorar su condiei6n en- |.
ida. Esta autorizado por ministries Dc
iIvaogelio. abogados, medicos, hombrf
C uesocios v IDuieres do sociedaG
lace bieu 4 todo el pupdc V no Guest
aGa. Lo regaIamos para auunciar est
estituto. EscIiba boy pidisndolo.
Eew ycrk Institute cf sciercy
iapL 46s P
pn.hs,tEr 4 II
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Negocio lucrative

Puede tenerse en- una buena y Sc
gura repta cor Ia adquisici6p de tire,
casas de MADEIRA en- los neiores sino,
de SantuIce: SOD de construction mo
derns = cor pocos meses de fabrics
dss; no eat$p ocupsdas por familjas ,
heDeD conirstos poi cuatIo amos y Ii,
Sc precjsa hacer gastc algupo en- la.
bncas percibiendose Ice alquileres q
dia primero De csda mes cop toda pub
luahdad. Sc veuden juntas c separa
das DarS informes F. C. Rodr}gue.
apartado de correos 547-Sab JoAt
Pto. Rico. 6v.n
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Una cipdao IDEAL

La h;;isUs pablics liz ..dc a Iio
olens : gUs !sLgcoieIncs ds Sul1a
Ess PTe.sac mayer sIenCiGr } rGre,,
hs 9uecs5o TesBei;o e. PIobl5ms ccns
UUysnco rrs oUtad enlpa bsio Il
scmiEIsi.sc:t5 = d.reodCb Gel mnmt
sosieTuo = Con todss lss ccuciCIcue'
Eieiepic&s ircicscas per Ia tieDeia
e res=aAoc Lg fioo ta5 sagitf4eloTiC
Que 0espges oe inuoduodo 81 uso {,
lcs irssss he,hos cue veuoe La Al
mUdsina" de }. Pisrss ' Co. Cruz
u, Is noriaEdad 10 pssara del unc
poT Nil al afo.
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NOT|CIAS.

-El secretario particular
del gobernador seior Noble,
paso aver mucho tempo en- ell
salon de comisiones de la Ca.
mara, presenciando la session.
-Ha eStado en- San Juan el
doctor Gutierrez, de Caguas,
que regreso aver a. su residen.
cia.
-El P. de G. 81 del senor
Diaz Navarro, para enmendar
leyes escolares y secciones de
la ley compilada, fue aproba'
do aver en- la Camara en- Sc.
gunda lectura, e. autor del
proyecto expiico las lineas ge.
nerales del bill. y >acep-
to algunas eumiendas Qnefue,
ron presentadas,
-Anoche regresd d. Ponce
e| goberpadoI Post,
Una comision de o6ciales
de- ia poljcia insuIar visito
aver tarde al de}egado senior
Lopez Djaz aJainteresarle en-
e) proyecto de refcTmas de la
ley de policia
Sc eDcuentran en- esta Gin,
dad los jefes de distrito de Ia
policia insU)aT. senoyes Ortiz
y Martinez Chapel.
Los desCuentos que pro,
puso aye, Ia comjsi6n de ha-
cienda de la Camara para el
informe del presupuesto, son
como slgDe' Sneldoa hasta
5 500 ninghu 1escuenio. De
5 500 4 S l.n0o B por oiento
De 4. .uU0 eu adelante X POI
cieuto.
-Ha Jegresado aDoGhe de
Ponce 81 senior Manuel Vidal
que estpvo 80 Quells oipdad
y eli 0nayamH Ell &suDtos de
ncgoCios
Sc enGuAntra Pr esta ciu
dad Ell cnbprss. el senior Ra.
mon Rosado. rnm"rciantc de
Harceloneta que regresa hoy a
reSidencia.
-Han regrcAadn > Maya /
gtiez, de los Estados Unidos
las sannriias SaDche, Chava.
rry. despnes de pasaI xii upa
corta tempoTada
"A la Rpncriia Mone>ia
Dian. do Vieqnee normalista
de Ric PiedraS ie fuerOu sue
tIaidos aver I'd par de zapstos
de charol y otros objetos La
policia diriijda por 81 sargeu |
TO Lopez, &c di0 bncna mana |
va las pocas horas habian |
sido recuperados los objetos y
deteDido ell hurtador que re.
sult6 ser un muchacho que
hacia mandados Ell la casa de
la expresada normalista.
-.Ha sido nombrado direc
tor escolar de la municrpali.
dad de San Juan, el senior don
Manuel F Rosy.
...Informan de Mayagtiez
que el juez de aquella Corte |
de DistritC Lcdo. Otto Shoen-
rrich. absolvi6 a los senores
Alfredo Bravo Y Angel Marti
nez, r'l IL spGIacion QUO iuteI
pusiercr: ,siQ6 CT Ia seutercis
po' e) iazgado eU eI
asuutu d rcut* de haIinas de
lUe st IuiormG oportuuameu
.e.
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CARTAS DEL {
PUEBL D.
Clausura de las tiendas

Cabo Rojo, Febrero 81 de
1909 Sr. Director de LA
Correspondencia". :..San Juan,
Contando con SD prohada
amabilidad me permito como
comerciante que soy hace Ia
amos y como dependiente que
fui le, en- diversos ramos v en-
varios pueblos, Oar mi opinion
en- eJ debatidc asunto del Gle
RE a las 6 de ia tarde. La
Gapacidad Que de cierto modo
me dan esos amos de experien.
cia me capacitan para estaI
de lleno eD las necesidades de
tai reforma.
( Que el depeDdiente es e]
ohrcro mas esclavo. 81 que me.
nos Sc instruye y su propio
ofcio mejor le qnita. este es,
10 diticnlta, 10 obstTuye, 10 ani.
quiia fisica. y moralmente sieD.
DO el mayor ulimero Sc le
vanta 4 las s y media 8 6 de
la mariana para estar detras
del mostradoJ hasta las S y
media, a las Q y media y asi
entra el ano y sale y mo atre.
vo a .decirIe que 81 esclapo es
el dependicnte tanto mas esA
claVo es el principal, -.sobre to.
do en- las pnlpeEias.
Yo me allegro do teuer la
OCCASION de decir lo one he
senfido hace tanto tempo y
no hc podido llevar a la prac
tins por faIta de una Icy que
10 establezca para todos ignal.
Todo el que trabaja descansa,
el obrero dc todos los ramos.
cI hraoero. meuos el depen-
diente--y muchos priucipales.
Pnedo decir Il I'd. scnor
director Que en- mi laIga Ca.
carrera de comerciante. major
he perdido que ganado eu el
seDtido intellectual apCsAr de
ser asidno lector he todo 10
bueno que We esGrihe, repito.
senior. por las leCGioiies adqni.
ridAs- como muGhisiruOs tam.
hiAu 10 sabcn. QUO entiepdo ST.
hace uecesario Ia ref0rDa del
cieTTe A las & = que So sign TO
rrando los domlngos Lac ~
como basta aqui. asi se hahra
hccho justicia. mucho bien y
sin periujcio de nadie, y un
de alabanzas sera pa.
ra los directories de la oosa
pdblica, hacienda case omiso
de los que miriam ell asunto ba.
io ell punto de vista intereSa.
do 8 que no tienen npci6n del
nismo.
S. S.
Limo +. Vega.
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Reunion anoche.

Anoche secelebr6 una Ieu.
Mon de confanza en- casa de Ia
distiguida familia Marin. an
"Miramar." ConcuTrieron algu
mas distinguidas Srtas. amigos
de la casa J los j6venes Caba-
Hero v Palacios. La sehorita
Elisa Penedo ejecut6 algunas
piezas al piano con la maestria
y gustO que Ia hacen consul
mazda artista.
In eta impsuia e verde Psp5si De
ctTi6dicos 4 cos Fssos qslutaL
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FARMACIA IA tMER|Tl
DE- MANUEL PCIc DIANA
FoSCE, ItAEEi lion -

En- ests isTmss:a Eas Constants Eunr
90 De droess heteas patentes Gel e..
usbjere y lo; Estsdoa ULldos uLs
kuehs selects perfumeriA de Ice usjor u
isbriCaptss tales ceno X b g I !
Five
EFpeisi sisncito eu e csepsth. st
rstsisi oaie "a mae Ilg1Jos& sxsCtng6 ;
E p'ecia Tumsment iin!tEccs u =
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EAs1EESsr-k YrAL DE RiooED.
RsslaurA - yIia.ddsd de- los bonbrss
Gsrantia1co. Fresio f1-OO. orc. Ssemprt
{ "A vsnsa 81 - tarmae.A De Fidcl Cur
.lssrrty. Ia rursd8 otru. y turA 4 "
$ slisitHl r-yildo- por ooFrro-
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AHR IARDt tn
LA CAMARA,
"a las 4 menos 20 comen
70 Ia session con y dele
gados.
Pasan a colpisiones los 4,
B. 8y13.
Sc aprueban por unanimi'
dad en- tercera lectura. los F,
de G. ia del senor Acuna pa.
IA venta EN- phbiica suhasta
de los manglares que clrcnn'
dan la bahia de San Juan, y
ell nhmero a del senior Matlep'
20 Cintrdn para dotar a Pncr-
to Rico de un sistema de
"Condados'.
Sc pide Ia reco"sidetaGidn
de algunas seccionee del ?: de
G. s6 para dotar a cada mn
nicipio de IN iuzgado mu-
nicipal y Sc Gambia dc oatego,
ria los puebIos de Anasto que
pasa a segunda; Toa-baja, a
petici6n del seDor Solnr 4 ter
cera; Santa Isabel 4 tercerA: y
Salinas queda en- q; Saa' Ger
man a seguuda; y Arroyo, es-
to q solicitud del se6or Tizol.
q 3a.
Son desechadas tres enmien-
das del delegado Canales pa
ra que los jueces de primera
.y~segunda clase sean aboga,
dos; para que el sueldo de los
secretaries y morShnlis de los
juzgados Sc deje como estaha
en- ell bill original Y para que
los sueldos de estos f1nciona,
rios sean pagados por los mn'
nicipios. Sc vota y aprueba
el proyecto por lista. votando
en- contra los sehores Tizol,
Canales y Domingnez.
Viene informado el P. de
G. 81, del senor Diaz Navarro,
para enmendar las secciones
della Ley Iescolar oompilada
de IL de Mario de 1908, de.
rogar la ley escolar de 9 de
Mario de 1895 y para otros
fines. Consta ell proyecto de
5 artfculos con 66 secciones y
un plan complete de reformas.
Explico las lineas generates
del proyecto senalando los
puntos que son objeto de ma
yores reformas y afrm6 que.
cada comisidnado de instruc.
cion que ha venido a Puerto
Rico ha tratado de% deshacer
ell plan seguido por su ante.
cesor trayendo esto un gran
despilfarro de dinero en- 10.
que a gastos del Departamen.
to Sc refere. Informc que So.
lamente en- primer grade e&
que Sc usa el castellauc Ct la
escuelas y ell ingles en- los &c.
mas, de 10 que resulta uua
gran dificultad para que ioe
nihos aprendan, como debep.
conoCimientos que Sc lc tras.
miten en- idioma desccnoci&o
para ellos. RccordG que 81
comisionado Falkncr. cuyo
nombre..dijo.. dcbe N4er malde,
cido por los ppertorriquenns-
trat6 de dcSplazar el idioma
espanol de las escuclas pGhli-
cas-; e hizo reIacion de como So
empleaba el dinero para COM
pra de libros para las escueIas
pdblicas.
FL delegado Tizol Sc opuso
a que Sc fijara un plan de es
tudios, sosteniendo que el CO.
misionado de instruction. res.
ponsable del depaTtamcnto.
era quien debfa fijar q plan
de enseilanza para. que Ell TO-
do tempo pudiera ser respcu.
sable del resultado de sus.
practicas. Fue derrotad0.
A las $50 qued6 aprobado
el proyeCto en- segunda Iectu.
IA, suspendi6ndose la session
hasta manana a las 10 4. N.
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GonzaIO Gil deLeon y Diaz
AGRIMENSOR.

Ofrece sus servicios en- toda la isls, en-
mensuras. deslindes, riegos, desag0 0es,
etc., etc. Direction, santuree Stop %!
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Sc ARRIENDA pot $1,000 mensuaIs.
una casa en- NaIaniito y so tuelda~ q,
tereDos magni6cos para Ia siembrs de
tabaco y tIutos meDores Pago pc, Sc
mestres. adelantados. Contato Dor S
anos.-Informaran Sol ll9. Is a
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In ssts imp-vnts ss vende pspsl De
psrisaiso yisio , pesos quistal
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AJEWSKY- -PESANT Co.

talors ecmpietas edifcioe = -
Esra Liormss
Apsnle nnrePu
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YentaS de so1aress en- SaBturce.

Cerca del Parque Borinquen en- Ia
calle de L oiza con afrmado Los hay
de todos tamanos Los mas pequefos
'rneo 10 metros de ireDte por IS
'"i'c' Do fop6o pagaderos 4 so tep.
tsr"s ser analea Escritura nI paesr
'n@ Prlmeros 80 aertavo4 NkRGARI-
"a {" 30 Y
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% sEts iH1-sdia e ve8ds Fapa v.ejo
s t0s pss0s ggsziai
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
JUDGE BUSY
TRANSMITTING EVIDENCE

Marco Dobroslavich, his wife
Memo Cditto the last name) and
Nike Vucovich were the principal
actors in the justice court yesterday.
and for several hours Judge Atkin-
son was kept busy translating the
servian language into United States
and backwards. Marco and Memo
their last name is given above
brought suit on a promissory note
signed by Mike, for the sum OF
$3.50. Mike was to pay SO per
month. commencing November 70,
1908. Marco-he of the undiges-
tible name, averred that but $40
had been paid, while Mike contend
ed that he had paid 1920.
Both sides produced witnesses
and each swore to conflicting stories.
So great was the tangle that after
the case had been submitted the
court announced that a decision
would not be rendered until 9:3(
this morning.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
NEW MANAGER FOR
THE WAITER COMPANY


W. a.. Durham, Of San Francisco,
arrived in Tonopah several days ago
and viii take charge Of the local Of
fee Of the Toncpah United Water
company, relieving R. N. Boykin.
Mr.. Durham has had a wide ex-
p%erience in business life and comes
wen recommended, to look after the
affairs of the water companys AZ
though he has only been in town a
few days, he is rapidly becoming ae-
q%uainted with the business men,.
He assures all patrons Of the United
that all complaints win be given
bis immediate attention and cour-
atoas and civil treatment win be
shown to all with whom he comes
in contact.
Dir. Burnham is accompanied By
his wife and tine couple have taken
apartments at the Mizpah for the
winter.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
so,,ETHING DOING AMONG
ELIIs TUESDAY NIGHT

There will be even familiar
,,ces missing on the streets Of To-
,ooab today, for Tuesday night the
Elks held initiation ceremonies
sell YOU know the rest. The can
dIdates who desired the privilege OF
gearing horns were D.. Wesley Stew
art our fearless and lion hearted
nostmaster; II. II. Atkinson, the
stern dispenser OF the law in the
instica court; Lowell Daniels, who
listens daily to the local |adherents
Of Blackstone spouting knowledge
pellets in the district court; John
Grammley the ticket puncher for
the Tonopah and Golddeld road
Walter Drysdale, just back from a
trip to the coast where he spent
several weeks recuperatiug for the
ordeal; James ]. HeGeron. who
wished he had taken the trip with
walter, and C. q. Mayne, a stray
Fix who wandered in from Man.
haitian.
what was handed this bunel
must have come in case lots for
several hurry orders were placed
with the drug stores during the
course Of the evening. J.. Wesley
Stewart notified this office just be
fore going to press that he would
not be able to be at his post Of duty
today owing to private affairs de-
handing HIS presence at home. To-
morrow, however, he win try to
venture down town in his auto.
Grammley secured a substitute to
take his run this morning and it
nay be a week before he is himself
again, AS for Lowell Ianiels, it is
thought that the district court will
hold no session today. Both Walter
Drysdale and Jimmie will be missed
from their usual haunts for a few
days. In anticipation Of this, the
boys announced last evening that
they were going on a hunting trip.
Mourning win be hung o. the door
of the justice court and for once his
honor did not have a word to say.
All objections were oyerruled with
no exceptions noted And there
viii be a strange tale carried back
Manhattan by Mayne-provided
ne RECEIVERS to such an extent that
ne can make the return trip
Following the limitations refresh
ments were served. During the
evening the lodge decided to hold
a ladies' night on December %, on
which occasion several new stunts
viii be brought to light.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
TWO NARROW ESCAPES
FROM SERIOUS INJURY


Joe Viola, a miner employed in
the Mlzpah mine, wednesday had
what might be termed a narrow es-
care from death. While at work in
the underground workings. Viola
struck by a tagging, which had
fallen some distance down a stoDe.
His skull was bruised as well as his
legs. the falling timber %rebounding
after first striking Viola on the
head. His injuries are not con
sidered very serious and the man
was able to walk to his home with
ont assistance.
Arthur Brooks, of the Tonopah
Lumber company. also met with an
accident yesterday afternoon which
will keep him u Of mischief for a
few days. Brooks vas wrestling
with a load of lumber which he had
delivered at the Montana and in
unloading one Of the scantlings, he
happened to place a leg in the way
Of the board and a sprained ankle
resulted. The injury was not SER
ious but was exceedingly painful.
The former baseball star sought a
physician and had the sprain attend
ed to. He will be back at his old
vocation in a few days.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
COMBINATION BANK A NOVELTY

One Of the recent novelties pat
ented is a combined clock and saw
ings bank, designed by a Chicago
man. Why a savings bank and
clock should be combined will not
at once be apparent. The idea at
first would seem ridiculous, as these
two articles have no apparent rela-
tionship. The purpose of the inven-
tor has merely been to increase the
usefulness of the savings bank and
assure that it will be constantly en-
ployed. He accomplishes this by
requiring the deposit of a coin in
the bank before the clock can be
wound. Unless the coin is depos-
tied the clock becomes useless. The
amount of the coin deposited is con-
trolled by the size of the slot in the
savings bank. The number of de-
posts can also be increased b. re-
curing a daily winding of the clock
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PUSHING DEVELOPMENT

Last Monday John G. Kirehen
came from Tonopah to look after
his charge here, the Montgomery
shoshone mine He returned to the
north on Tuesday. A representa-
tive Of this paper happened to meet
Mr.. Kirchen en- PEASANT and en-
joyed q little chat.
His opinion Of the shoshone mine
seemed 70 be as enthusiastic and
optimistic as ever. He states that
everything is progressing as salts
f~actorily as usual except for the .suf-
fering OF the men handling the cy-
anide department, especially at
night, from the excessive cold
weather Of last week. Not only
were the men attacked BY the cold,
but all the connecting piping and
The cyanide tanks were seriously
affected, says the Herald.
The mine work is getting along
nicely. There is AM abundance Of
ore in sight and enough broken
down to supply tine mill for weeks.
IL is the policy 81 the management
to constantly maintain a large sup
ply in readiness.
Mr. Kirchen stated that quite an
extensive system of prospecting and
Development S being carried on;
that certain territory is being in
vaded to uncover large ore reserves,
sufficient for years to come if pos
sible. It IS not generally known
how much purely prospecting work
is done IN the Shoshone. Aside
from the cutting out Of ore and the
preparation for extraction there is
from a mile and a quarter 10 a mile
and q half OF prospecting work ac-
complished each year and the Gus
tom viii be continued if it pays.
The gentleman seemed amused ht
& reference to the attacks Of Schef-
tells & Go. in New York upon the
shoshone stock and suggestiyely re-
marked; "Well they are not
shouting so loudly now.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18

Francisco versus Tonopah North
Star Tunnel and Development COM
pany, a corporation, and the Nye
and Ormsby County Bank, a cor
poration. The involved is
100000 on a note given to the late
lamented bank, dated Oct. 8, 1907.
The note is signed by Frank Golden.
as president of the North Star, and
by Frank Golden as president of the
Nye and Ormsby County bank. No
part of the note has been paid ex-
cept %$5230.60, which leaves a bal
ance due and unpaid of $24,770.
The interest to date, at the rate of
IL per cent per annum, amounts to
$~3,220.10.
The title of the second suit is the
First National Bank Of San Fran
cisco versus Rescue Consolidated
Mining company, a corporation, the
Nye and Ormsby Bank, a corpora
ton, and Frank Golden. This is on
Il uOte lOI the sum Vi 3Go,O fOslGs
which is dated Oct. ), 1907. AS Sc
curity $4,000 shares Of Rescue stock
was given to the bank. This note
is signed by Frank Golden, as pres
ident of the Rescue, and Frank Col
den as president of the Nye and
ormsby bank. A sum of SIS has
been paid, leaving due the balance
of s2S,66t.12, with interest at the
rate Of - per cent per annum,
amounting to $~4,024.92.
: Both notes were sold to the San
Francisco bank. Yesterday wrlts of
attachment were secured and both
the North Star and Rescue COM
panies were placed in the hands OF
the sheriff. This makes the second
attachment to be secured against
the two companies, Key Pittman
having asserted a private claim sey.
aral days ago. The matter vii.
soon come up in the district cour.
for settlement.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-12-18
POWER VELOCIPEDES FOR
THE SUTRO TUNNEL

Two additional Fairbauks-Morse
yelocipede cars have Just arrived for
use IN che Sutro tunnel, making
three IN all now being employed
for rapid transit purposes yer the
miles of trackage in the main tun-
mel and the two laterals. These ma
chimes are standard railroad sec
ton cars, and are cut down to the
proper gauge Of the tunnel tracks.
They are proving immensely prac-
tical In the tunnel. allowing track
men, foreman, night Waterman and
others to cover a big distance in
quick time. 1t is stated that trips
are made regularly from the c. &
G. connecting drift in the north
lateral tunnel to the portal of the
main tunnel at Sutro, in 35 min
utes, a distance Of over four miles
which demonstrates the great value
of these cars in covering ground In
short time.
There has been one car in use
for a considerable period and has
been so useful and in such constant
demand that two more are to be
pressed into service, two TO be 10
Gated at the west end of the TUNE
and one at Sutro.
The tunnel is also being equipped
at the present time with the clocl
system for the night watehmen an'
win be In operation very soon
which means that the tunnel is be
ig patrolled at all points. The ney
yelocipede cars make this possibl
and frequent trips to all location
will be required
The repair work in the tunnel /
going on rapidly and Il is eXpecte
that the two links in the stave pin
at 5000 and 1900. which wer
passed over when the pipe was lait
will be completed in two weeks 9
less Tho pipe was not built earle
Because of the necessity of me-
iimbering at those points, but Oh
latter is now done Chroicle