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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31

vador Rueda, despues de reclblr una
gran ovaci6n del numerOso publlco que
laouardaba en- ell muelle nilmero z, ell
gran Poeta y la comision del Casino Es-
panol que fue a recibire, subieron en- los
automobiles preparados al efecto, Sc
dirigieron al Casino Espanol, donde el
huesped ilustre su distinguido acom-
panante don Juan Perle, fueron obse-
ouiadisimos por la directiva del patrio-
tico centro.
En- ell salon principal del Casino, un-
| to a la terraza hablo Rueda con sus fes-
iteiantes. con las personas que fueron
Isaludarle, allnque no Sc habia hecho in
vitacion especial.
| Sc bebi6 vino Malaga en- honor al
gran Poeta malagueno. Pasado ALI un
ratio en- que Salvador Rueda deJo algu-
nos valiosisimos aut0grafos, el lnslgne
vate manifesto deseos de visitar a don
Salvador Brau y las redacciones de los
peri0dicOs de San Juan.
Despu6s, ell senior Alvarez Nava tuvo
la idea feliz de invitar al Poeta sus
acompafantes hacer varioS grupos TO
tograficos en- la Galeria Colorado. Este
distinguido artista presto la COmlslon
del Casino un servicio inapreclable. En-
toda la capital no hab1a un buen retra-
| to de Salvador Rueda. Colorado resol-
| VIC ell caso con su maravillosa prontltud,
en- ell banquete, ,dado por la noche, en- ell
Hotel Mgldterra, obstentaba ell artist
co Men0, un excelente retrato del eyre
gio poeta.
Desde la galeria Colorado, Sc traslada
| ron ell Poeta y sus acompanantes al Ate
neo invitados por ell presidente de dlcho
circulo literario don Ferdinand r. Ces
tero, V de ALI la Catedral, a admi-
rar la prodigiosa urna cinerarla que
guarda los restos de Ponce de Leon, he
cha por ell insigne Blay.
| Era va la hora del almuerzo, y en-
luna mesa del restaurant Filippi, toma
ron asiento, los senores Salvador Rue
Ida, Fernandez Vanga, Ferdinand K.
I Cestero. Juan Perle, Felix de Sllonlz,
Rafael del Vale, Alvarez Nava, Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, Rafael Fabian, vi
cente Balbas. Abelardo de la Haba, An
tonic Caubet, Jesus Maria Lago, Caye-
tano Coll Cuchf Y Perez Losada.
Durante ell almuerzo, que fue esplen-
dido. Sc recibieron los siguientes despa-
chos de la isla:
Para Salvador Rueda,
San Juan.
Redacci0n ''Diario de Puerto Rico
saluda fraternalmente insigne poeta glo
ria de la vieja Mddre ESpdaa.
La Redacci6n.
Lcdo. Fernandez Vanga,
Para Salvador Rueda,
San Juan.
LOOr al lluStre pOeta que mereclda-
mente ha sabido ganarse su honor.
j. c. Pedr0s0 Rtbert.
Abogado Vanga,
Para Salvador Rueda,
| San Juan.
| FL ambiente universal esta saturado
del exquisite perfume de los incompara-
bles "claveles reventones" Cultivados
en- ell jardin literariO del gran poeta don
| Salvador Rueda. Mi enthusiastic Saludo.
| arturo Cort6s.
Abogado Fernandez Vanga,
Para Salvador Rueda,
| San Juan.
! Salud entusiasticamente al poeta
Salvador Rueda, que en- la republica de
las letras, Sc erigi6 por la fuerza del YER
so, emperador de los liricos hispanOs.
Enrique Zorriua.
Antonio Alvarez Nava,
San Juan.
Cuenteme entire los que van a rendir
homenaje de simpatia Rueda Esta
tarde estare entire ustedes.
| j. s. Alegria.
Fernandez Vanga,
| Para Salvador Rueda,
San Juan.
1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31
Peri0dico La MdHdn0,
Gran Canaria.
Las Palnas.

Las PalmaS.
Salvador Rueda grandiosamente obse
quiado espanoles Y puertorriquenos.
Vapor detenido todo ell dia y toda Ia
noche. Esta tarde excursion campestre
Por la noche, banquete.
Presidente Casino ESpaNol.
Terminado Ell almuerZo, en- los magni-
ficos automobiles de los senores Arsua-
ga (don Pedro), don Rafael Fabian y
don Eduardo Georgetti salieron los CO.
mensales a una excursion d Yabucoa,
pasando por Guayama y regresando a
San Juan por HumacaO.
Els indescriptible la belleza del pano-
rama que vieron nuestroS ojos.
Salvador Rueda, que mando pa
rar Ell autom6vil varias veces para
admirar a su sabor, un buen
ratio, palisades tan bellos, como el
del alto del Guamani, la vista de Guaya
ma ell cabo de Mala Pascua, segura
Z
Iprodigiosas y supremas bellezas de nues
ira insuperable isla.
Con alg1n retraso, que lamentaron pro
fundamente ell Poeta y sus acompanan
tes llegaron los AUTOMOBILES al Hotel In
glaterra, donde tuvo lugar.
Ell BANQUETE
Todos los encomios que Sc haga de
la esplendidez del Banquete dado en- el
Hotel Inglaterra, en- honor de Rueda, Sc
ran pocos.
A las nueve y Is de la noche di6 prin-
cipio con ell siguiente
MENU
/ ENTREMESSES
Anchoas, Caviar, Aceitunas rellenas
mantequillas.
SOPA
u Suprema de aves. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31
Ell Liberal.

Grandioso recbimiento Rueda POI
espanoles puertorriquenos. A petici6l
de todos, accedi6 Companla permanecel
vapor todo ell dia y toda la noche.
Salimos excursion Guayama. Esta no
che banquete.
Rueda. saludales.
1IrGrfz Nara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31
Ell homenaje a Salvador Rueda
San JUAN la tarde en- la isa

honran saludando al genial poeta y COM
patricia insigne don Salvador Rueda.
Arturo Cort6s, Valent1n Saenz, E. vi
llamor, Ramon Moran, Simon Cuadros,
Andres Cuadros, Jose Martinez, Valero
Zapater, NJ Espina Cobian, Augusta
Cueto, Eladio Fuentes, FlorenciO Apon-
te. Francisco Moreda, E. Zorrilla, Fran
cisco Taboas, Antonio Cortes, Gabriel
Espasas, Francisco Echande, Domingo
Padin, Tomas Lopez, Francisco Marti-
nez, T. Taboa, Claudio Garcia, 1gnacio
Franco. B. Soler Nicolas Moreda.
Abogado Fernandez Vanga,
Para Salvador Rueda,
San Juan.
Ell Casino Espanol de Manati da al
lustre poeta don Salvador Rueda la
bienvenida mas afectuosa y Sc felicita
que la patria tenga hijos tan preclaros
para representarla dignamente en- Anne
RIGA.
I. .Saen2. Presidente.
Manuel Fernandez Juncos,
San Juan.
Presento mi saludo enthusiastic y afec-
tuoso al gran creador de los nuevos rit-
mos de la madre poesia castellana
.: 4. Jose de Diego.
A Espana Cuba Sc pusieron los 81
guientes cablegramas:
Antonio Cort0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31
IIabana.

Salvador Rdeda, nuestro huespec
grandiosamente festejado espanoles J
puert6rriquenos saluda prensa cubana J
obedec6mosle expresando su creencia dc
ser demasiado humilde para entrar Ell
esa magnifica ciudad.
BdlbdS
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

Go to Aviation meet via Globe .Kel win Stage line. Round trip $13.90.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
WORK AT LIVE OAK
 PROGRESSING

Development work with force of about forty men at the Live Oak mine is progressing rapidly on the 300-foot level, where five drifts are being driven and one raise is being put up. Drift No, 30S, driven west, measures PAS feet; west drift No. BIO is 1s7 feet long; south drift No. 3ll measures 90 feet; drift No. 312, which is being driven east, is 3S feet long; drift No. 3l3, which runs west and which was begun about week ago, is about twenty-one feet in length. This drift was driven from the sulphide tunnel south of the shaft The raise being put up at the functions of drifts Nos. 306, 309 and BIO, measures eighty.three feet The average percentage of copper shown by the samples assayed during the past week is 2.5S.
 As soon as the necessary equipment can be secured, prospecting of the Live Oak property with Star churn drills will be commenced The drill work will be initiated west of the present under ground workings and will probably be continued over large part of the Live Oak property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
MIAMI UNCOVER|NG GOOD SULPHIDES
 IN SCH|ST
Extraction Shaft Sinking at Rate of Twenty five Feet
 Per Day

Three churn drills are now drilling on the Miami Copper company s ground
 and each one has penetrated ore.bear-
 ing schist with satisfactory showing ot sulphide of copper. As these holes are located at the extreme southwestern
 boundary of the company property,
 near the Inspiration and CordOva, the chaRtes are favorable for an increase in
 the estimated ore body of l4,O0O,0O0 tons. Though part of the ground between 'the main ore body and the drill loca- tions is known to be practically barren
 of copper sulphide at a depth of 370 feet, where an exploratory drift is be-
 ing driven, the drills are exploding an ore body hitherto unproven. The roads for the migration of the drills from one location to another are being extended
 both north and south from the Warrior line to that of the Cordova Copper com pany. With this number of drills and the efficiency of those in charge, the character of the formation west of the
 main workings will have been deter mined within the next few months. The development of the main ore body is progressing at the usual rapid rate, ad
 ditional drifts and raises being eontin- ually begun and advanced without de- lay. As the bulk of this work is being done by contract, no time is lost in cut ting the ore body into blocks in read mess for actual extraction. The No. shaft through which the ore wilt be raised is being sunk at the rate of twen
 ty-fve feet a day, through conglomer- ate. At the present time, its depth is 5SO feet. Preparations for erecting the steel work of the coneentTator are under way, the machinery necessary for handling this heavy material having been put in place for service. The frames for the concrete walls and foun dations of the power house on the flat below the eoncentrator are being built, and the cement to be used is stored nearby in a warehouse, so that it will be available when the mixing plant has been finished. Some of the ma ehinery to be used here is already on the ground and the work of setting it up will, no doubt, begin in the near fu ture. A number of houses are under at the eastern part of the Miami property, to accommodate the employees during the future operations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
SUPERIOR B GLOBE |NSTALS MORE
 HOSTS

The installation of a 6O-horsepower gasoline hoist at the Superior & Globe shaft is nearly completed and will be ready for use within the next week. A skip will be operated in the shaft and the rock to be hoisted will be loaded into cars and hoisted to the surface on the skip. The crosscuts on the 650-foot level are now over 100 feet long and still in diabase. Only a small amount of water is present in the workings and the formation is solid and hard. The work is being done by contract, one Sargent air drill being employed in each crosscut. If the Yuma vein shows up satisfactorily at this level. where the north erosscut will intersect it about 200 feet from the shaft, sinking will probably be resumed soon afterward to a much greater depth The new hoist is capable of operating the skip to a depth of at least 1000 feet, so that in case of deeper sinking of the shaft, the hoist will in all probability be used in the future operations, unless it is desired to employ two skips, in which case a new hoist will be necessary. The north crosseut will eventually explore two veins having the same general strike as the Yuma and passing through this property and that of the Globe Mining company. From surface indi- cations, these should prove of impor- tance to these two companies. The Su- perior & Globe Copper company em- ploys about twenty-five men.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
INCREASED FORCES AT PR,PERTY OF
 BOSTON-M|AM|
Satisfactory Ground in Pro gress of Development
 Force Increased

The prospecting operations on the property being developed by the Bos- Boston Miami Development company are continuing to open ground of sdtis- factory character. Drill hole No. is being put down at a short disanee from the Live Oak line in granite-porphyry. The work has been facilitated by a recent increase in the working force, which is now forty-seven strong, and with the energy displayed during the past three months while development work has been in progress, interesting developments should be noted within the next few weeks. Should the next half dozen drill holes show as good prospects as have those already drilled, the probable value of the copper deposit of this section of the Miami district will be sufficiently known to warrant the initial underground work. The dis tanees of 400 and 600 feet between the drills gives increased significance to each ore body encountered by drill, as the ground lying between holes is likely to be of character similar to that at the drill locations, by reason of the comparatively uniformly disseminated occurrence of the sulphide ere of this district.
 The completeness of the laboratory and engineering equipment enables the management to acquire knowledge of the formations drilled into and the relative positions of the drill locations, with dispatch and accuracy not obtain
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

level work to date is over 1000 feet and has opened ground showing mineral' ization in some degree throughout. Most of the naturalization is in the form of iron and manganese with some silver The vein cut by the north crosscut contained much mineral and at the pres, ent face, the quartzite is we'll eolored with iron. The south crosscut has been driven 40 feet and the north one, 460 feet. It is estimated that the DeWett vein, outcropping north of the shaft will be interseeted by tho north cross cut within distance of 100 feet from the present face of this crosscuy. The Old Dominion vein will be explored at this level of the workings by about 800 feet of driving in the south cross cut. When this vein was Prospeeted at the surface, copper carbonate was present to some extent. Twenty men are employed at the property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
SULPHIDE OF IRON
 ENCOUNTERED
West Crosscut of Mineral Farm in Good Formation
 of Liberalization

Operations at the Mineral Farm prop erty owned by the Globe Mining com pany are being carried on with small force of men working on the 4O0-foOt level of the shaft and in the tunnel far. ther south A crosscut being driven westward from the shaft is estimated to extend within thirty feet of the main fault plane of that part of the district. The present face of the crosseut is in diabase in which some sulphide of iron and some copper sulphide have been en- countered during the course of devel- opmens work both in the shaft and on the level. The equipment for deeper sinking is ample and also sufficient to furnish power for operating two air drills. This is being contemplated in case of a satisfactory naturalization of the vein at the depth of the present level work. At the tunnel located near the southern boundary of the property a survey is being made to ascertain the relation existing between the open cut work previously done on the outcrop of the Yuma vein property and the work at the tunnel. The indications are favorable for the striking of this vein at very short distance in advance of the present face, which is already about 400 feet from the portal of the tunnel. w. F. Carter has this portion of the Mineral Farm group under lease and is employing a small force of men in de- velopment work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
CORDOvA DRILLS IN GOOD ROCK Ore of Commercial Values Similar to Showing on
 Inspiration

The churn drill working on the west end of the Eureka group of claims be-
 longing to the Cordoya Copper com pany and near the Jennie shaft which is put down on the line between the Jennie and Osceola claims, about 1o0 feet from the line of the Inspiration Copper company's property, has sunk to depth of POS feet and is still Tn granite-porphyry carrying chaleoeite in commercial quantities. Sulphides were first encountered in this drill hole at a depth of 40 feet and from the 120 foot point down the ore has been of commer- cial grade. The drilling which has thus been initiated on the west end of the Cordova property will be continued in definitely to thoroughly prospect the Eureka group of claims in 209,foot squares. From the scene of present drilling operations, the work of pros pection will advance toward the east ern boundary of the property, and should eventually develop ore tonnages
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES The Adams Confectionery are making reductions of l0c to 25c on all candies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
WILLIAMS SHAFT IS
 WELL MINERALIZg
Encouraging DeveIopment
 at National Mine

The Williams shaft of the N,g. Mining Exploration company On, Hill property is 530 feet deep anj' copper-stained quartzite at the b, portion. A station is being rur a depth of 530 feet, but no cra,,.gts will be done at this depth until fun, sinking of the shaft has intcrseste,, ore body. The green stain ir quartzite formation at the bottom the shaft, associated with a lr amount of iron, is encouraging for t striking of a vein estimate to lsI a slightly greater depth. Twenty . are employed steadily in deveIopns work by Superintendent H. W. Va ward.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
CHUkN DRILL WOR|
 AT WARRIOR

From seventy-five to elgh,v to, ten per cent chrysoeolla or con. to be shipped daily from th. w, mine to the Fl Paso smelter Wo. this ore is being taken from .a ', on the 250-foOt level.
 The long drift driven we.. An 300-foot level of the Warrior mino advanced into block No. 40. The h, of this drift is about 300 feet where the main ore body has been st extensively. This west drift has tinued for it's entire distance in q, excellent commercial grade. The hole being put down by the Star q drill on the Long View elaim is sr ing depth rapidly and is l-.ag in schist. The churn dri.. wor, the Warrior property should ngeBh develop chalcocite, as geOlog.al z, tions are favorable thereto.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

Go ta Aviation meet via Globe Kel win Stage line. Round trip $l3.90.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

See Miller's Sunday menu, Page 5
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

assuring the future of the Cordova Copper company.
 At the Sullivan shaft on the east end of the Eureka group, drifting is being continued on the 475-foot level. The new drift recently driven from the main one at point $50 feet east of the shaft is fifty feet long. This drift runs north. The face of the drift carries chalcocite that gives promise of an ore body being developed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

able under other circumstances, and with the attention being given to the work by Superintendent F. w. Hoar valuable information concerning the southern portion of the Miami district should soon be available.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
ARIzONA-N MICHIGAN tss a~s-~ 4~.--7&rsN HAS THOUSAND
 FEET WORK

Crosscutting north and south on the 500-foot level of the Telfair shaft of the Arizona Michigan Mining com. pany's property is being constantly ex- tended. Southward diorite is the pre- vailing formation and northwdrd the crosscut has passed through diorite into conglomerate and from that material into quartzite. The total amount of the
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14
DR.. ]. JEFFERSON TO LECTURE.
Advertisement I

DR.. j. Jefferson's lecture, at the
Auditorium, Grand Junction, tomor-
row Sunday, May Is, at pm.
will be Universal Love-" to which
all are invited
AT the opening session of the Di-
vine Scientists and Clairvoyants' AS
ISOLATION in Denver DR.. ]. ]. Jefferson
performed what are considered to be
miracles by healing the halt and the
lame. Among the audience were
score or more of cripples and drunk
ards. After opening the convention
with the chanting of a hymn, DR.
Jefferson pointed to the back row and
shouted Come up here, you back
sliders, and be cured," All moved
to the platform and knelt. Taking
from his pocket a bottle containing a
liquid, Jefferson annointed each, Of
fered up prayer, passed his hands
over their heads and said Now you
are healed. Throw away your crutch-
es and walk back to your seats" To
their amazement. they were able to
discard crutches and canes. Many
who had been cripples for years
walked away. shouting and crying
"Amen!" and Glory"
Jeffersons Office and school is at
the LaHarpe hotel, where he advises
clairvoyantly on all subjects and
teachers divine science.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14

The sandwich man. have you seen
him? He is another evidence that
Grand Junction is becoming metro
politan in everything. He does not
appear every night. neither does he
sell anything. He don't even sell
sandwiches. in fact he sells nothing.
He is sandwich" advertising man.
One that has board in front and one
back of him advertising something.
with the two boards connected by n
yoke over his neck You see him in
cities and advertising many things.
but never before have you seen a
sandwich" man before in this CITY.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW YORK BANKS

tBy Grand Junction Brokerage Com
pany's Private Wire.l
&ew York, May 14.-Followine
are the main features of the weekly
statement of the banks of this city
Cash on hand. S26, 1000.
Increase in reserve, 50, $50.
Increase in reserve. less L. s., So
10000.
Decrease in loans, S1i.667,000.
Increase in specie, S5.977200.
Increase in legal tender, s76.500
Decrease in deposits, s9,695. 500.
Decrease in circulation. sl15, 400
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14

1t is not lack of patriotism, but
II is really hard to tell what it is but
1t takes considerable to make our
people emit a cheer. Last night at
the Auditorium the orchestra played
number of patriotic airs in delight
full style and in only one instance
was there any decided appreciation
through hand clapping or cheering.
1t must be the altitude.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14
PROMINENT CITIZENS
ARE SENTENCED TO-DAY
IBy Associated Press. /

Pittsburg, Pa, May 1I.-Ten
prominent men of Pittsburg, incIud-
ing Judge Robert S. Fraser. were
taken before the criminal court here
today to receive their sentences on
various charges of bribery and con-
spiracy in connection with the coun-
cilmanic corruption of them.
All except one have pleaded no
defense to the indictments alleging
the giving and receiving of bribe
money.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14

Senator Webster Ballinger. who
has served about as many terms in
the house and senate of this state as
any other man, outside of Casimiro
Barela perhaps. is most pleasant
visitor. He is also an old time news
paper man If We are not mistaken.
the father of Randy Ballinger. the
well known college pitcher, who has
played here many times.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14

Guy Boyer, of Grand Junction, and
Mr.. Lawrence, of Kansas City, were
guests of their old time friend. ID j.
Burns. of Highmore, Saturday. Mr..
Lawrence is so favorably impressed
with this section that he expects to
return In short time.-Grand Val
ley News.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-14
SENATOR CLARK ADMITS
He SOLD MINES
TO TRUSTS
GBy Associated Press. ]

New York, May 14.-Former SEN
ator William A. Clark of Montana,
departing today for Europe. confirm
ed the report that he had sold certain
of his copper properties i'm the Butte
district TO the Amalgamated Copper
company. Senator Clark added that
he would receive no Anaconda stock
for his Butte mines, the transaction
he said. being strictly for cash. Mr.
Clark said the sale did not mean he
mten0ed retiring.
"The deal has nothing to do with
the reported impending big copper
merger said he, land | am not ill.,
terested in the merger in any way"