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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Aug, 6-Proht-,aking pulled
the props from undo, wheat prices to-
day, The end OF the week made a move
I'm this direction more or less Inevitable
and some of tho news had a similar bent
For example the Michigan state crop
report put the Yield In the state at is
bushels an acre as against II a year ago
Liberal movement OF wheat from the
farms was another disappointment to tho
bulls. SO was the limited cash demand
as well as more favorable reports from
Argentina. Furthermo ore, the extent Of
outside buying was very small. the mar
ket at times being almost bare OF or
ders Opening quotations were = low
l.o3S 10 oi, unchanged to = up and fell
1 to 1883
Rains caused free selling Of corn. Sep
tember opened 10 = down at SO to 4.
Big receipts gave an easy tone to
transactions in oats. At the outset the
september option was unchanged at 81.
but the price dropped 10 81
Lower cost OF live hogs weakened pro-
visions; First sales OF product we're at
last nights level to Zoe. lower, with
ii % 10 ii ,b7is Tor iar-' and at il So' 10
lowed.
:. Cash corn No. = s.a1s; No. white.
e6yliia; No. 2 yellow e4Is a 6bh No. 2, &c
q y: No 2 white. eihdiS; No. 8 yellow.
WesA
showed no inclination for taking hold
again 10 carry over Sunday. The close
was weak At l02i4 for september. a net
loss OF lN m1&
Buying corItwas only on scaled resting
orders and was not heavy. The close was
easy at 62h. loss OF Nmh as compared
with last night.
Close-Rye-cash. 77lkdH; Sept. rs:
Dec. 76dTs
Barley-Cash. 1910
Timothy-Sept, go: Oct. 500 March,
6.i0n6.2a
Clover-Oct,. 10 25614.co.
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HEARD On The CURB

= would het my hat the Nevada
hllls people arc covering ore on the $50
foot level" was the remark Of a we'll
known Salt Lake mining man this
morning
Unusual mining activity is now seen
IN and around Winnemucca The Ma
tional camp above there Is shipping in
considerable gold; a lot Of leasing Is
being done az sulphur near by. and a
new camp about 20 miles away is Great
ing no small amount OF excitement"
The Carbonate mine I'm Alta is now
hguring on completing it's tramway for
moving ores"
DO you notice the activity In the
Cottonwoods? Things are picking nm,
there is great style"
The Yankee Leasing company OF
American Fork canyon is now shippinp
some ore. The Dutchman Is looking
good and Jones & Erickson. leasers
are making good showing on the Mil.
Ter property"
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Iron blossom, 500 at "a.
Iron King. 100 at 1913.
RECAPITULATGON.
SEVEN TRouGus MONARCH.
Cuts Quartz striugcrs. showing Near
Approach to Vein.

Word received at the salt Lake Of
Zee Of the Seven Troughs Monarch
Mines company. yesterday. was that
during the month OF July Foreman
Joe Hass aud his four men had carried
the development tunnel 10l feet
further into the hill. and that they
had just cut several quartz strlngers'
which IS the best OF indications of the
near approach To the vein and that
the outcropplng vein above will be
encountered at near the point frst
figured on. Another months work, or
about 100 feet further In. the expect
ed body Of ore should be tapped. Next
week. William Howard Tibbals mana
ger ~ the company, and u. II. Rolf
Ing, who is also Interested in the
Monarch property, will so out to
Humboldt county and inspect this, as
well as other properties I'm that part
Of Nevada They expect to be absent
from salt Lake several weeks
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RATE TO YELLOWSTONE.

To enable salt Lakers and others
who desire TO make the Yellowstone
trip at "A cost Of $50 less than the reg
ular round trip rate. the oregon Short
Line will put in n special rate of S45.25,
good only on Aug. "a. This amount
covers railroad fare. hotel accommoda-
tons. stage transportation and FIVE
days tour of the park. Tickets will he
on sal one daV only, Wednesday, Aug.
"a. and the excursion will be good for
that date. ID. S. Spencer assistant
general passenger agent of the Oregon
Short Line, says the Yellowstone busi-
ness has been rushing this season,
having exceeded that of last season al
ready. Many large parties are booked
TO make the park trip and the west
ern entrance To the Yellowstone Is be-
coming very popular
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CONCENTRATES.

D. c. Mcdonald a prominent mining
man OF Ely, Nov. Is a guest AT the
Semloh
Harry Joseph, the well known min
ing man. was In Ogden on business
Saturday.
y. A. Dunyon. mining engineer. has
returned from inspecting the scranton
mine at Tintic.
Senator j. L. Rawlins, manager OF
the Moscow mine. has returned from d
trip to tho property In Beaver county
He saws work is moving along smooth
~ at the mine, which Is sending out
lis usual amount Of ore each week
salon spiro. president OF the Silver
King Consolidated. and manager OF
the Little Bell mine OF Park city, ac-
companied by Mrs. Splro, has gone
east for a few weeks rest ana recrea-
ton,
The Success company OF White Pine
county. New. is preparing TO make reg
ular shipments Of a high grade silver
lead ore TO the u. :. smelter. Inc
property is owned principally by SAT-
Lake mining men Of prominence.
Near to 300 tons OF ore which will go
5000 to the ton Is now on the dump OF
the Wasatch- Utah mine, according 10
Fred Nieman, who was In the city
Friday Some samples Of high grade
from this property give values as hlsh
az 5000.
The closing down Of the Yampa
snlolter and the Utah Copper min
threw about 400 men out of work in the
vicinity OF Bingham But the camp u
stlll turning out approximately 10000
Of ~
dows OF the Utah Copper mill are be
ing boarded up, and the people leaving
Coppcrtown fast The fires are all out
at the Yampa smelter. and II is thought
II may not be reopcned until copper
goes several notches higher.
A. j. BEETLES has returned from Cold
field, where he spent several weeks.
lie declares that Goldheld rs in a
much more prosperous condition now
than year ago. New properties are
being opened up ana new strikes made.
A new low cost for the production
of copper was made by Nevada Consol-
dated in the quarter ending June 3d.
when the cost ran but 6.3i cents per
pound, one and one half cents under
the cost for the preceding quarter
This cost was made after writing on
sl32 aOl as depreciation charge on the
Stcptoc plant.
For the year Just ended the Calumet
& Hecla reported a product of mineral
equivalent 10 1887 tons OF copper and
a balance OF assets OF $5,667 293, which
compares with produce Of mineral
equivalent to 1882 tons 81 copper for
the year ending April 30l90i. when the
balance Of assets was S2,l6s, 1870
The Raw hide Coalition Mines com
pany is considering increasing its cap
italization from 100000 60 5000, 900
shares for the purpose Of taking over
the outstanding capitalization OF tho
Uawhide Queen on a bisis Of two
shares OF Coalition for one Of Queen and
% increase the reserve treasury stock
FOR heavier mine development, and &C
quifing OF more acreage.
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THE UTAH NINE AGAIN.
Another Carload OF Its Rich ore l.
Ready for Marketing.

Another carload OF % tons OF ore from
the mine reached salt Lake the lat
ter part of this week II was sam
pied Friday and Is being assayed today.
These small cars never run below s.. 900.
ana often reach $1,000. The American
Smelter company has contract for
the purchase OF the entire output Of the
mlIhe. owing to the fine fluxlng quail
ties OF the ore. IL Is much sought after
Secy r. NJ. Weller and George W.
Crismon are out inspecting the condi-
IONS at the Utah mine In Tooele coun-
" ana are expected back In few
days.
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FRISCO CONSOLIDATED.
Determine on Lot Of Surface De-
Nplopmcnt Work.

Tho management Of the Frisco Con-
soiidated Mining company, whose
ground II located in Beaver county on
the famous Horn Silver ledge, about
mile away from that great producer,
has determined To do considerable sur
face prospecting work In the immedi-
ate future. the object being the location
Of ore bodies which from all indica.
lions lie near the surface. Close to l,5OO
feet Of workings Is now shown on the
property These consist principally
OF shafts and cross-cuts. In sinking
one OF the shafts. and at depth on
1870 feet. 20 inches OF rich ore was PEN
etrated. This showed silver-lead val
ucs Of $50 to the ton. This orc chute
was not followed. but the development
shaft continued down. The develop
ment work decided on will undoubtedly
omen up this body 81 ore. as well as
others.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET

New York, Aug 6-Money on call
steady.
Time loans quiet and steady; for 50
days, 4afh per cent for 30 days, SA
"a per cent for six months, ~ a s
per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 51s to per
cent
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.ss4 a. a
80 for SO day-bills and az s4S57o for
demand
Commercial bills, s4S3d Il.
Bar silver. b27k cents.
Mexican dollars, ~ cents.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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IRON BLOSSONf.
Considerable Development Work Tn
der Way---Ore Encouuterd

Word comes from Tintjc that Iron
blossom Is cutting a station. sinking
ana drifting on the No. 1 shaft work.
ings. The work having Just been re-
sumed there, The small engine which
has been used on the 800 level has
been transferred to the LOO, where
sinking viii be continued TO the 1000
point GOOD ore bodies are being opened
up In the No. / and No. workings
The drift on the 500 level Of the No. 2
SHAFT Is now in about 200 feet. where
some ore has been opened II Is posi-
Die that Wine may be sunk from this
level
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DIES AT CHEYENNE.

man registering as r. Nathan fr',s,
New York. committed suicide al a local
hoteI this morning. He was supposed
10 be prosperous land dealer from
chicago. and was reported to have lost
heavily last Nav in land doal M
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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SIR W1LFRID INJURED.

Winnipeg, Mann, August "a
train carrying Sir Wufrld Lauriet
premier OF Canada. struck head.on q,
a collision with freight train yss.
terday Sir Wilfrld was Slightly I'M.
iurod. \ fireman was killed The ac.
cident happened near Pcnse. west m
Regina. Saskatchewan
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ANOTHER LIGHT DAY.
The Weeks Sales show Firth of a
Million Shares.

Sales during the morning emil were
Pew and far between, with Columbu
CON. and Nevada HIS the features,
,,oth showing considerable strength.
Columbus Con. opened with a sale OF
200 shares az 60 showed total sale OF
900 shares. closing the call at 70, a
,,Bln OF four points Nevada Hills sold
aver 200 shares a. from $3.50 TO $40
IRE total sales OF the morning call
itruck close TO 10000 shares. values at
tsb5l Tho total sales for the week
amounted 10 205.A92 shares, worth ST.
'42.GO.
ON the open board. Opex was the
hnly seller this morning Two hundred
ihares went az Az LOO at 45ia, and
1000 at i6. buyer 60 days.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH

Is what you want in books az we'll as
In everything else, The Castle Build
or" the book recommended 20 highly
10y the Y, NJ. NJ l. a. reading course
committee gives you your moneys
worth II i by the well known writer,
Nephi Andcrs son. and f. IN interesting
story Of love and adveaturf In the far
north NJ Norway. For sale by the Dcs-
eret News Book store. price. cloth,
use.
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RoBs PAINTING WOMAN.

New York. Aug. 5.--with $1,000 worth
OF diamonds In her handbag Miss Tin
ME Bonner, saleswoman for a jeweiry
hrm. tainted on the street today. While
policeman was assisting her TO her
feet somebody from the surrounding
crowd plucked him by the arm and
said:
Here's the sick iady's handbag"
1t was empty when she opened il.
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NEW YORK METAL QUOTATIONS.

New York. Aug s.-There was little ac-
tivlty In the metal market today owing
TO an absence OF cables Tin continued
easy with spot at 30 oo15 50. lake copper,
II. Ibd iaSIh electrolytic. ~ 5oal2 65h :
casting. 12.5@i2.37h
Iron was easy at UNCHANGED prices
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city Aug 6.-Cattle-Rcceipts
400 market steady Native steers, 50 %
500; native cows ana nofers, 2 e5Gs 90;
stoekers and feeders, s.oo@625; bulls
5000 80, calves, 3.5OdT5O; western
steers, i.Sq5.25; western cows, Also
500
Hogs-Recoipts, 1900: market 1oc.
lower. Bulk OF sales S.OoqS. 30: heavy,
l9WS.l6 packers and butchers. s.O00
$50; hght, S30NS.i0.
sheep-Recelpts. nons market un-
changed, Muttons, $3.50 40; lambs 500
H6.S; fed wethers ana yearlings JO6I
800; fed western ewes, 3.00qf.O0
OMAHA.
Omaha Aug 6.-Cattle- Receipts. 200
market unchanged. Native steers 4 IS a
7,I; cows and heifers a.uolf5 So western
steers 3.Soq5.S; range COWS and heif-
ers, z. i5u itO; Gamers, 2. 25fi3. Is; stock
ers and feeders, 3oa IS; calves. 2.5oQ
$50; bulls. stays. etc, 3.Ood6 Is
Hogs-Receipts. 4Slo; market steady.
Heavy. 400 7.so; mixed, .6od :. ~: light.
7,ecgs.l -; pigs, 7.0@s,Oo; bulk OF sales,
1891 80
Sheep Receipts, 500 market steady.
fearlings. i.d0u5.4O; wethers, sGO6Its5:
ewes S.o@i.0o; lambs. 6.25d7 q.
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llonnire. George W. thlll7' -
His first employment was IN U
store, his income being ohN nv
a week more than his haI' y M look
He read good books. attended u ,n.t
clues dxed his Ambitions high so Una.
saies at night to learn their mar ..l
he he might always be tending upN .,o5
and nj the end Of four years had seN S's
enough to start "a book store VI "'
own,
Saving Is a good habit .-..o n
vcu and your happiness anH p,", .,,,or
II Is habit that VIII gro"
mind will grow with IT, ..,. ,...t not
onlv viii give Won influence ana pres
,,se but II NAV give sou the DECISIVE
MT at the decisive time oo
UTAH SAVINGS a TRUST w.
Gas MAIN 81
"Jn thc Business Heart
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SERVICE TO PIOCHE.
Tri-Ncelsly Trains TO Run Between
Caliente and Phoebe From Aug. o.

Commencing Tuesday, Aug. 9, tri-
weekly train service Will be installed
between Caliente and Phoebe on the
Phoebe branch Of the Salt Lake Route
Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays, No 401 leaving Caliente for
Phoebe at 1880 am and arriving at
Phoebe at 10 am. Returning, No. 400
leaves Phoebe at 1880 pm, arriving at
CaIiente at 4 ptn
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARINCS.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

New York. Aug 6.--The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold A9,04i 100 more than
the requirements of the ~ per cent re-
serve rule. This Is an increase OF $3.50 AIS
in the proportionate cash reserve as CONF
pared with last week. The statement
follows:
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds and blank
books OF any size or style MADE 70
order. Estimates promptly Furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEFl
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The percentage OF actual reserve OF the
clearing house banks TO-DAY was % 20
The statement of banks and trust com
panies OF Greater New York not report
Ing TO the clearing house shows
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Story OF Success
GEORGE W. CHLDs.

Not doing merely
the work he was
required to do but
doing an be could
and putting ms
whole heart into i
were the traits OF
character that early
ruled the life ana
endrayor NJ the
great Philadelphia
nubllsbor. philan'
throphist and NIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
OMAHA.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

St Louis. Aug. 6-wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums. lsa 23Is
fine mediums. II da: rne. iial7
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
/ Colorado 500 az IS; / 900 at 3ts.
Z Columbus. 600 az 90: 300 al io:. 800 at
I; 500 at q. 200 M 20
Z Lower Mammoth, I coo at 49,
Nevada Hills. COO at . AS. so0 n, to
uycr so; &C at 23O
OPEN BOARD
Columbus, COZ at ~.
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INDUSTRIES THREATENED.

Edgar j. Rich of Boston, general So
lcitor for the Boston & Maine railroad
said;
"A ruling by the courts that the
railroads could not make lower rate
for export freight would mean that
several industries such as steel. coal
meat and grain, would be placed In IA
position where they could not meet the
foreign competition. II would mean
that the country would be- filled with
idle mills thousands of men out Of cm-
ployment and stagnation and ruin to
thousands"
After considering the subject care
fully the conference authorized this
statement:
1T Is understood that the general
sentiment is that such an interpreta-
ton is not justified by the spirit or
even by the letter of the act and there
Is substantial unanimity of opinion that
no misarrangement OF our foreign bus
mess will result from compliance with
the act
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Railroad Attorneys Reach De-
cision With Reference to
New Rate Bill.
A LIBERAL INTERPRETATION
Unless Courts Rule Favorably on Ex-
port Shipments, Many Indus
tries VIII be Ruined.

Boston, Aug. Ga decision has been
reached at the conference OF attorneys
for the leading railroads of tho country
at Hotel wentworth, Newcastle. n. H.,
on the new rate bill. This decision IL
believed by the attorneys assembled
to be of the greatest Importance to
many OF the large industries OF the
country. 1t has reference to the long
and short haul section of the Hepburn
Interstate commerce act as amended
by the recently signed Mann Elkins bill.
The fear of the railroads is that a mar
row Interpretation of the language OF
the section would prevent them from
making a lower rate on goods for ex-
port than for goods for domestic con
SUMPTION
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-05

procesados en- Washington los edito
res de peri6dicos 4 qlrienes Sc acusa-
ha. sometido el case al juez de dis
trlto Anderson, este Sc opuso 'en su
decision y contrario el proposito alu-
dido.
Algunos datos estadisticos intere-
santes puede hoy ofrecer La Cores
pondencia" 4 sus lectores. Por cada
t1c-tnc del relo mace y muere I'm ser
humane en- el mundo La poblaci6n
total de este Sc estima en- 1.79O 900.
o0O de almas. En- 1910 calculando
sobre Ia base antes citada, murieron
IS. ooo 900 de personals en- el mundo
Pero los nacimientos fueron mas nu-
merosos, pues alcanzaron a "a 900
600. En- cien amos a partir desde hoy
habra 5. 600. 600. 900 de almas repair
tidas sobre Ia superficie de la terra.
Habra, por supuesto, bastante an
cho lugar para todas A partlr de
|estos datos, el afo POLO, Ia terra
tendra poblacion bastante para con-
centrarla en- mil ciudades del tama-
no actual de Nueva- York. Europa
tiene hoy como l3o personals por mi
LA cuadrada. En- POLO Ia TERRA ten
dra 96 personas por milla cuadrada.
Calculase que en- el gran -Nuera York
el ano 1850 habra 19.25000o
almas viviendo dentro de la ciudad
Y en- svs cercanias. Esto dara para la
mortalidad una clfra de 1000 muer-
tes diarias y una cifra de nacimen-
tos ascentes 4 1900 nacidos cada
veinte y cuatro horas. Nueva York,
dentro de diez amos, tendra mas po-
blacion que Londyes, NADIA de este
desarrollo de vida detendra el natu-
raj equiliblio de poblacion de Ame-
rea La parte de ella que ocupan pue
bios latlnos, tendra tambien una CO.
losal poblacion desenvuelta, mas
8 menos dentro de las mismas S pro-
porciones.
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CUENTO CORTO

Un sentenciado 4 cadena perpetua
habiase fugado del presidio y hula 4
todo correr.
lban tras 81, y 81 corria con todas
sus fuerzas; sus persiguidores comen
aaron a perder terreno. Mas he aqui
que ante el Sc presenta un rio de es
carpadas orillas, un RIO muy estpecho,
pero profundo Y rapido.
~ no sabe nadar! Entire las dos
oHllas Sc encontraba puesto un ia
bl6n medic podrido.... FL fugitive
iba & poner el pie en- el.....
Precisan1ente ALI en- Ia margen del
rio estaba SUI mejor amigo y el enc
migo mas encarnizado. Ell enemigo
no dijo NADIA y Sc imit6 a cruzars
de brazos El amigo, por el contrario
Sc puso a gritar::
-lEn nombre del cielo! SQue ha
ces? iinsensato! 5No YES que el ia
blon esta enteramente podrido? Sc
rompera con el peso de tu cuerpo. Eel
presidiario habia engordado en- su
cautividad) y pereceras lnfaliblemen
tie. NJ
-iPero 81 no hay otro medic de
pasar el rio y me persiguen! glmi6 de
sesperado el infelz.
mo permitire, no, no consentir
que perezcas asi! exclamo con calor
el amigo.
Y en- abrir y cerrar de ojos, arran
CO el tablon de debajo de los pies del
fugitive, este fue precipitado en- Sc
guida al torbellino de las aguas y Sc
ahogo.
El enemigo ri6se satisfecho y Sc ale
jo. En- cuanto al amigo, Sc sento des
consoladamente a la orilla del rio a
llorar amargamente Ia desventura
De su pobre de su pobrecito amigo.
mo me quiso escuthar 6Por
que no me escucho? murmuraa pc !
,arosO.
En- cuantO atrlbulrse la muerte de
u amigo, ESQ mi pensarlo!
-Por supuesto, Sc dijo al fin a 81
nismo. ihubiera tenldo que langul
lecer toda su vida en- una horrible |
orision! Por 10 menos, ahora va no
sufrira. iMejor es! Sin duda asi 10 que
ria el destlno. Y sin embargo, ,ha
olando humanamente, ecomo no
,ondolerse de el?
Y el alma caritativa continua in
norando laglinas viva
a desventura de su pobre amigo
lean TurgueneU.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Coutestaciioijn.

sr. Director de LA Correspondent
cia. = San Juan. Muv ST.. mio:
lie estimare la insercion de la pre-
sentes lineas en- su ilustrado diario:
Yabueoa, Nov. 2, l9lo.- Sres.
TaNar y Co, del Concrete de San
Juan, y Nr. Fl. Schomburg, Repre-
sentantes y Manager respectluamente
de ID compaiua de seguros, Guardian
assurance Co. L., de Londres,-
San Juan, ?. R
Sehores::-
La contestaci6n d 10 pubGcado por
ustedes en- el periodico Eel TEMPO"
y lei Heraldo Espahol', en- 10 que a
mi Sc refiere, la tendran muy pronto
en- el folleto que he mandado impri
mir relacionando con ustedes y Ia
compahia de segulos que representan
del cual, tendre especial eusto en- en-
viarle un ejemplar tan pronto este
listo a la publicidad que sera muy
pronto.
Al propio tempo, aprovecho esta
oportunidad, para decir a los Sres.
que han recurlido & mi en- solicitud
de informes relacionados con mis-
anuncios de iiiOiga senior 6 "Impor
tonttsimo' que Sc publican en- La
Democracia," La Correspondence y
La roz de la Pat,aa, que muy prom
les sera enviado dicho folleto segun
les he ofrecido.
N1uy atentamente,
Francisco Quintann
d.. u