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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
ooLcoNDA NINE
IL PROVING GOOD
(Mohaye County Miner.l

The Union Basin Mining company
Is pressing work at all points on the
mines under its control. On the 400
foot level the north drift IL in zinc
ores that will run the limit Of sphal.
critic (about % per cent?, and the
body Is the full width OF the drift.
On the Prosperity the adit drift IL
being driven through Golconda
ground and IL in good grade milling
ore. At all points In the property
the ore bodies appear 10 be proving
good and the production Is being
kept at good average.
II is expected that the company
will be recognized 80 that II will
take in all the surrounding proper.
ties acquired during the past year or
more by John Boyle, Jr, by doing
this u corporation with capitalixa-
ton of several millions will be re-
quired, ms the necessity for big
treasury IN apparent In the handling
OF all these mining claims, every
one OF which can be made pro-
Queer. These embrace the Green
Lipnef. Tub and Prosperity, together
with several fractions intervening.
A consolidation viii give tho com
pany one Of the largest areas Of ore
bearing ground in the Territory and
make IL the largest producer Of zine
In the West. It's production last year
Of over sin millions Of pounds Of
zine gives evidence Of what the con.
solidated property can be made to be
under the present able management.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
WHITING DnoHrs
CHAINED WITH Pnssoo1r
dFrom w.dnesday,s pally,


The auto trip around the loop and
over the Territorial highway made
by the members Of the Knights Of
Columbus as guests Of the PRESCOTT
Auto Club, was pronounced by the
visiting delegates the finest thing az
the kind they ever had the pleasure
Of participating In, aud the best
forty'five miles Of road anywhere.
Sunday, after High Mass NJ the
Church OF the Sacred Heart, tho de.
gree work began at Odd Fellows Hall.
Tho third degree was conferred upon
thirty members. J. u. Duffy, rss-
eral agent Of the Santa Re st aAs
Francisco, was In command Of The
team. Ills work was an eminent
success and satisfied the most crit.
zeal.
AZ 0 O'Clock In the evening the
GROWING number on the program cos.
sisted Of a bountiful banquet q The
Congress Hotel, followed by liter.
AIRY exercises. When IL IL stated
that the vaIlett family were the esl.
erer., that Is sufficient. Prom the
grape fruit cocktail 10 cafe uois
every coarse was appetising, and The
banquetters declared that when The
end WIS reached that the sepast
could not be exeelled.
Robt. u. Morrison was POSTMASTER,
and the set toasts were,
"0ur Order in Arizona" sssss
Deputy Jesse l.. Boyee.
Americans An" Rev. c. Masdis.
Angels On EArth,n W. r. oeary.
Church and state" Rev. A. W.
Maurer.
"rhe irish Race" p. W. o'saili
van.
"rnerease In Membership" y. W.
BIgley.
Others wbo spoke were X. ". Cos.
way, y. J. Meme, aad r. N. Kelly Of
Bisbee. who conducted an satersais.
ment by Staging with HE sve~s
voice, an Irish "coms all ys."
Most Of the visitors departed 90
the night train fall Of praise for
Prescott her people sad delightful
climate, and saying that the Qpssn
ciiys reputation for hospitality hAd
been sustained TO the highest degree.
and promising TO return AZ On early
day.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
LOOP RELIEVED OF
MANY SORE SPOTS
Dentists Pull Stumps, Lawyers Furnish
Absorbent Cotton And Physicians
Asphyxiate Prairie Dogs
Wem rsiAsy's Daily.)

Tired. begrimed with dust, but
happy, seventy representative citi.
zens of Prescott, representing every
stratum Of human endcavor. returned
In twenty automobiles at a late hour,
Wednesday night, having put in good
condition, pending the summer rains,
forty-threc miles on the Loop.
Bad spots were filled In, the road
whipplc Barracks way was trans.
formed into a seeming boulevard, and
the sorc"places in the American
Ranch road eliminated absolutely.
Drs. Roper and Blain, skilled In
this line, excrtcd their enersic.
mainly toward extracting the stumps,
with the help Of a sturdy chap furn.
ishcd In lieu Of Mr.. Frederieks.
They fell down only in one place.
where the pick broke, and DR.. Roper
protested that another dentist would
have to be called into consultation.
IL appears that the idea origin.
ated with DIR. Blain, when he pulled
off similar ceremony, with a small.
or personnel, some months ago. Paul
burks, despairing of making over
f'ffy'five miles an hour with the
road in its late condition, backed
the scheme 10 the limit, and Assessor
Tom Campbell. wanting TO show his
appreciation for many automobile
rides accorded him, furnished a lot
Of tools, besides all the energy he
could summon.
a quartet was taken along, and
provided with tools, much against
It's will. The quartet ate voracious.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

" and went home singing, their aud
fence being composed mainly Of the
gophcrs and prairie dogs unasphyx-
lated by Tom Norris and DR.. Youst.
who, armed with gallons of sal
Phurie acid and yards Of absorbsaA
cotton, rendered depredations fspa
these rodents in future negligible
quantity.
Proceeding In two squadrons. TIE
parties worked the American Raseh
and Jerome Junction legs of sAs
journey, relaying the work accord.
ing 70 the tools at their disposal. 10
was after 3 o'clock when the firve
camp fire was lighted on the grousls
near the Gun Club. and the pie>is
which followed lasted for two houss,
during which every conceivable visal
WAS served and consumed down .
the bottom Of the hamper
Dr. Blnin estimates that over .
thousand bumps were. at least. r.
licved, and that, after the first sum
mer rains similarly large delegates
OF "huskies" will be able TO put tAe
Loop into tip top shape.
The next expedition will start in
T" couple OF weeks, and II wac suR.
gested that, with the enthusiasm %.
gendered Wednesday, other road ~
pairing trips will be planned during
the summer, 10 ease az much o. ne
sible the labors Of the Supervisor.
who have 20 generously taken up the
repairing Of the road south 70 the
Yavapai county border. en- route 70
Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
ANXIOUS TO HAVE
ROAD COMPLETED
Board Of Control is Urged by Citizens
10 Resume Work on Ter
ritorial Highway

and geographically IL could not do
otherwise. Prescott Is a natural
point TO strike and the first work
was done here as nm object lesson.
a better road was built than wss M
first intended, but IL was decided to
buiid. for the future and not for the
present. As the funds come from
other counties than Yavapai and Mar.
icopa, some money was spent In the
south. A road was constructed from
Roosevelt TO Globe and q bridge
erected Mt Florence, the latter i'm.
provement costing 100000. In Co.
chisc county, however, there is an
Instruction, IL being eontcnded that
the money contributed by that coun.
ty to the fund should be spent there.
Consequently, the Board has been
subjected to great deal Of harsh
criticism In spite Of the fact that
Il has endcavorcd TO distribute the
money to the best possible advantage.
The Governor took the view that the
Territorial highway IL AZ much Ter.
ritorial property nc the Territorial
asylum and other similar institut.
tion'. A bill had passed Congress
authorizing the Board 20 continue the
tax for good roads and he thought
the Board would levy the tax, which
would amount 20 about 100000. lie
could not say how much Of that sum
would be assigned TO Yavapai county,
but he expected that something
would he done towards the compile.
ton Of the PRESCOTT Phoenix link. As
to the suggestion that the Board Of
Control should resume work upon the
pledge Of credit, the Governor was
not sure that the Board had a right
to anticipate the funds TO come from
the tax levy. That IL legal ques.
ton. 81 am jealous aid he, "of
the reputation Of this administration,
and I want to be sure that I am
right. II the law will sanction II
and good business principles will per
init IL, then we will give the matter
good consideration. We do not pro-
pose 10 cvade the law. (Applause.)
| want you also 20 understand that
we will not neglect other sections Of
the Territory"
In closing. he stated that there Is
great deal 10 be done In the way'
Of educating the public as to the fact
that the general welfare Of the Ter
ritory must be considered instead Of
y local, selfish spirit, and suggested
that II the Chamber Of Commerce
has any missionaries they should be
sent down south, where tho matter
Is not understood in the right spirit.
Speeches commencing the. Board Of
Control and the good roads movement
were made by X. n. Fredericks, M.
Il. Hazeltine, W. A. Drake, supervis'
ors Smith and stewart, Y. 3. Clark
and ID. NJ. Clark. and the meeting adj
journed.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
CLARA s6ELrER
RUNNING FULL BLAST
rrom fridays Daily

q. W. Hull, who passed through
Prescott yesterday to jerome, after
several days at swansea, stated that
the smelling plant Of the Clara Con-
solidatcd Gold, silver and Copper
Mining company was blown In Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, and the
occasion was appropriately observed.
A great tonnage Of ore 10 available,
aud the indications are that contin-
uoas operations will be conducted.
The place has again It's normal pop.
ulation aud many are coming there
20 work. Everything looks prosper
GUS and the camp is teeming with ac-
tivity.
Mr. Hull says he inspected all I'M
foreground workings and was aston
ishcd to see the large ore bodies bo-
tween the 500 and 800 foot levels,
especially. lie shipped 500 tons Of
Cleopatra ore to Swansea a few days
ago, and will send regular consigs-
ments from that Jerome mine and
from the Huron Gold company prop
critics ss Huron. Silieious ores are
desired, and command premium.
Other mines near the Clara are pre-
pairing TO resume, and the general
outlook Ia better than ever. All Of.
fieers Of the company are now To-
Gated at swansea, moving from Los
Angeles q few weeks ago.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
SCHOOL CENSUS STATISTICS.
rrom FRIDAY y Daily


Charles Born, school census cnum.
orator, yesterday submitted his re.
port for Prescott district 90 County
School Superintendent q. W. Persons,
showing the following;
-Four hundred and eighteen white
boys and 400 white girls, between
the ages Of o aud 81 years.
Eighteen colorcd children, = boys
and 10 girls.
Total number Of children in the
city between the ages Of and 81
years, g26.
Number Of children between the
ages Of = and Ia years, 40s.
Number Of children between the
ages Of 8 and 10 year, 575.
Number Of children between the
ages Of 9 and "a years, who have
attended public school ct any time
during year, ass.
Number Of children who have at.
tended private school, hut no pub.
lie school, lss.
Number Of children between and
~ years who have not attended any
school during the year, 249.
NAtivity--Nstive born parents.
6a2. Native born, one psrent for.
eign. 100. Native born, both par.
ents fcv~s~c ar Isa..t.,n hnxu
children, 10.
OF the 10 foreign born children,
. we're bora Ia Canada, 2 In switxer.
land. l In Italy, and In Mexico.
There are ~ boys and 500 girls
In the census report.
Compared TO 1910 there has been
a slight deerssse In the number Of
school children in the city, but =
decided greater number In daily at
tendance ~ school
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
TROOPS 0oAus0 10 wHUYLs
(vssa TAsssdsys Dsiiy.)

Reliable advices were received
yesterday from Fort Bam Hssstss,
Texas, stating that Companies A, b,
G and ID, 18th q. 8 Infaatry, would
be ordered 20 Fort whippls betwsss
July and 10. This bsttslion form
erly occupied the garrison, and the
report that orders were 10 BE- issusd
to this effect In few days, VS.
joyously received by the soldiers.
Weather conditions ct San Astosio
are said 10 be oppressive, and IL "A.
dition, the sanitary situatioa IL ssid
TO be creating alarm. The letter
also states that there wss no fousda-
tion "a reports . few weeks sss that
a battalion Of the 2Sth Infaatry, col.
orsd, wss 10 garrsen wAippls, ssd
that while II was mentioned il War
Department circles, wss lightly a,
tsrsained IN military circles IL wash-
iastea.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
KIRKLAND READY
TO CELEBRATE NATAL DAY
(From Thursdays Daily.)

What will undoubtedly be one Of
the best celebrations Of the natal
day ever held nj an outside point In
this county, Is that TO take place
at Kirkland Valley. II will be along
lines Of old time methods, and that
all may be afforded pleasure and
entertainment, a splendid program
has been outlined. Carter's Grove,
one Of the most delightful places
has been selected, whore an abund'
anee Of shade II available for any
number Of people. Tho enjoyable
basket picsic, with rsfrssAnss" At
stands, cowboy races bsoneho bust
ing. foot races, . baseball game, and
various other sports, will give al an
opportunity Of enjoyment and reers-
alton.
In the evening a grand ball will
take place In the open on a specially
built platform. Fireworks viii also
be displayed. Those who may ar
rive at the place on the train will
be landed at the grounds, affording
great convenience. Every detail 10
being closed up by the COMMITTEES
having In charge tho celebration, TO
make the day worthy Of rsmsm-
brsnee. The purpose il to make this
event the greatest ono that has ever
been held 10 the western part OF
the county.
Il. J. Hasslfeld, y. y. MoorshsAd
and y. r. Eiehbsrger are In charge
Of the celebration, which II guar
antss Of II being . mecsss
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
BIo WALNUT GROVE
PROJECT Is ASSURED
CFrom Thursdays DALEY

Wrom thursdays Daily)
Several In this city convcrsant
with the purposes Of the walnu,
Grove Water Storage company, are
pronounced In their views that the
recent action Of the Interior De.
partment at Washington in favorabIy
endorsing the application Of Mrs. r..
C. Whitman for diversion dam site
on the Hassayampa, near wicken.
burg, practically inaugurates the re-.
habilitating Of this great enterprise.
II Is believed also that In n short
time practical work will he under
way TO initiate one of the creates.
power generating projects and land
reclamation enterprises Arizona has
ever known from corporate stand.
point II 10 also learned from au.
thoritative sources that tho plan 4,
to build at two points, one for a
storage center, and the other for In.
rieating a vast domain Of desert
land that 10 practically worthless un.
der present conditions.
The main storage will be located
nj the site Of the old dam in Wal.
nut Grove, destroyed In 1900. In
past years this point has been select.
ed for the performance Of annual as.
sessmcnt work. with the result that
the abutmcnts for the dam on both
sides Of the river have been com.
pleted. The service dam authorized
by the government n few days ago
will be situated about twenty-five
miles below.
The rebuilding Of the upper or
main storage dam, IL IL believed, will
regencratc the industrial
conditions in that part Of the coun.
~. Power will he the main consid.
'ratiou, and through this utility sew.
'ral mines will be running that can.
rot meet the heavy expense Incl.
icntal 10 the fuel problem alone. !
rhc Bradshaw country is distant not
'vcr twenty miles and will be af. |
orded an economic service that IL al. |
most incalculable, compared TO pres.
mt operating methods. Several sites
re available for the placing Of any
lumber Of generating plants between
he upper and lower dams. The
'rown Point mine that has been idle
or years, will be Immediately nj.
ccted. This property Is owned by
he company jointly with Others.
The original plans Of the company
o conduct hydraulic mining opera.
ions along the Hassayamps and
ther sections in the Weaver belt,
viii be discountenanced, II Is said.
Below the diversion dam are sew.
raj thousand acres Of fertile land
hat will be reclaimed, while on a
'avity basis Of the flow Of water
rom the main storage point, the
snds adjacent 20 Congress Junction
an be reached. Luther Wagner,
hcf engineer Of the company, In
ecent months, has been frequent
isitor 10 the sites Of the two dams,
nd IL said 10 have every detail
Mapped out for the great projects.
IL is at present in San Francisco,
nd is expected 10 arrive in Prescott
n short time.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
LAND REooUICEs
AMAZE BRTD0B BUIIDR1


y. II. walker, assistant engineer
Of bridges ssd buildings for the Chi
esgo, Milwaukee 4 a. Paul railroad,
arrived In Prescott, saturday. insuR.
urated plan design for the COZ
struetion Of dams, canals, etc, for
the Arizona Land and Irrigation
company.
Mr.. Walker Investigated the pre-.
postd dan site and adjacent lands
fhis morning. lie 10 very much i'm,
pressed with the evident possibili
ties Of the valley lands ON and al.
jsesnt 70 the scheme, and stated
that, never In his experience. hAs he
seen such promise In an irrigation
project.
lie 10 amazed 1T the huge domain
hcrcabout that 10 almost unexpected
and believes, from his preliminary
survey Of the coils ~ ysyApsi coan.
~, that much wealth will pour in'o
Prescott by means Of the projected
reservoir Aad otber improvements.
After 9 visit Of ten day.. Mr..
walker viii return TO Marion. Iowa,
where he nshss his hssdquavtess.
having usdss his supesisteadssee
bridge building and wstss sspply
works on $40 miles Of ssiisosA-
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

vANcoUvER, n. c., Jane ga
Tho third annual Pseifie Coast Log.
gsrs' Congress began lie ss~sions
here today With large sttsadsses
Of leading luabsr manufacturers u
California, Ovssos, wssAisgtoa.
Idaho saA Bsitish Columbia.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
BIO nIAxz AT LELAND nrxxE.

Wednesday afternoon, lxAtsiag
struck the transformer buiIdins at
the Lslan nine and totally destroy
I'd H. The electrical appsrssss ws.
q total lees, which win aggregate
over 5000. The structure vs. IN
sspsasivs oss. The loss nssessitsiea
slsssng down the works until sew
machinery 10 Installed. Nearby slss
tsiesi plants we're ses disturbed, the
bolt ssv'hise The srsns bsiidins ssiy
Journal llloos- - 0ieA opoa, s~h w~.s
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
Hull Copper.

The force OF miners is still drift
ing toward the 1888 part and II Il
understood that punches Of sulphide,
are being encountered at intervals. =
Jerome Copper Belt.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
IN JEROME MINES
lFrom Thnrsday,a Dailx1

CFrom Thursdays Daily.)
The three regular shifts are work
ing at the United Verde Extension
and with good progress being made
The drift in the WINE on the 900
foot level has passed through the or,
body and the Wine is being sunk
deeper, and II Is likely IL will bc
sunk TO a depth Of 500 feet. rs the
company can continue their drifting
and explorations at this depth At
very little more expense. and will
have the advantage Of greater depth.
Foreman Mahoney is In charge Of
the property and with his ability as
y mining man the work will con.
tinue as heretofore, pending the mr..
r'vai Of a general manager to take
the place Of Thomas A. Warden, the
retiring superintendent, who has ac
cepted position with the Corbin
Copper company, at wickcs, Mont.
The departure Of Mr. Warden Ii re.
grctted both here and in Swansea.
for II Is not easy TO get a man of
the ability Of this gentleman. The
United Verde Extension, particular.
ly, feels his loss, owing to tho fact
that Mr.. Fisher, consulting engineer
and former manager. is seriously III
IN Los Angeles.
Jerome verde oopp~
Jerome Verde Copper, under the
guiding hand Of Superintendent Ell
Barrett, is making good Roadway In
both drifts, one Of which has
length Of 135 feet and the other So
feet. The formation, which Is very
hard, Is now showing more or less
iron, aud has also good showing OF
other sulphides, giving one the i'm.
preston that an ore body Is being
approached and there 10 little doubt
In the minds Of the management but
that this Is the case, for the United
Verde Extension passed through Just
''NH '~H''''h'' tut trTlk-
ing Of her large and lasting ore
bodies.
Osopatra.
The shipping Of ore continues from
The Cleopatra 70 the Clara Consoii.
dated smeltcr at Swansea, which 10
20 blow in on the Goth
81 this month. II really looks good |
10 the residents of Jerome 20 see
This ore being hauled TO the depot
Tor shipment. II also sounds good 10
know that things are moving on and
Upward. Manager Hull wears the
brightest smile Of all, for he IL the
me who knows the most Of all the
lard work. ccasclcss search and |
great expense necessary TO place this
nine where IL Ii today,
Hull Copper.
The force Of miners Is still drift.
ng toward the 1888 part and II is
that punches Of sulphides
ire being encountered at intervals.
Jerome Copper Belt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20
Los chinos quie-
rem Ia rep1bl;ca
Nueva York, Iunes.-

Nueva York, lunes.-
La mayor1a del pueblo chino Sc pro-
nuncia a favor de la Rep1blica, El Mi
nistro de los Estados Unidos ha dado
6rdenes a todos los americanos residen-
tes en- Ell interior para que salgan pa
ra ell puerto mas cercano. La guardia
avanzada de los rebeldes atac6 las
avanzadas imperiales de la ciudad de
Making y Sc teme por momentos oca-
IRA I'm encuentro formal entire amhos
ej6rcitos. El Jap6n ha desembarcado
tropas en- Chefoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20
Russia contra Persia
Nueva York, lunes.-

Nueva York, lunes.-
La prensa de San Petersburgo dirige
fuertes ataques contra Mr. Shuster, Te-
sorero General de Persia. Lo acusa de
excederse en- las facultades de que tue
investido por ell Gobierno de Teheran
y de intrigar contra Russia. Declara
que esta ezigir3 su expulsion y ell pago
de un million quinientos mil dollars CO.
mo liquidation de las reclamaciones ru-
sas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20
CABLEGRAMAS
Ssrvieio Especial para
el "Boletin Mercantil"
La reconquista
de un trono

Nueva York, lunes.-
Sc informa que dos barcos de guerra;
eomprados por los monarquicos y tri-
pulados por individuos de Norte Anne
rica y Ell Brasi --111'l7'n para Portugal,
enarbolando la Bandera de Austria,
con Ell fin de tomar parte en- otro goIpe
que Sc prepara para derrocar la Rep1-
blica Iusitana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20
Nueva revoluci6n
en- wi ejic O
.Naeva York, lunes.-

Nueva York, lunes.-
Despachos de Mexico dan cuenta de
gue existe ell tenor de que estalle otra
revoluci6n. Peque1os levantanientcs
surgen diariamente EN- varios puntos de
la RepubIica En- Torre6n Sc La decla-
rado la Ley Marcial, con motive de una
huelga general. Ell Gobierno america
mo matendrl por ahora cinco mil sol
aados en- la fr0ntera. Ell General Be-
nardo Reyes y cuatro personajes mas
Hueron arrestados en- San Antonio, Te-
xas, acusados por un Gran Jurado Fe-
deral de infringir las leyes de neutrai-
dad en- contra de una naci6n amiga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20

Sc informa que Inglaterra, en- vista
de las fortifcaciones que establecer3
ell Gobierno americana en- ell Canal de
Panama, reconstruira robustecera las
defensas de Jamaica, convirti6ndola en-
una de sus posesiones mas fuertemente
fortifcadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20
La intervention
en- China
Nueva York. lunes.-

Nueva York, lunes.-
Yuan Shi Kai est} tratando de res
tablecer la Monarqula en- la creencia de
que China no puede estabIecer un Co.
bierno republican, con la suiciente
premura para evitar una intervention
extranjera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-20
Otro gram buque ir,gles


Nueva York, lunes-
Aver fue botado al aqua en- Daven-
port, Tnglaterra, ell acorazado "Centu-
rion', vig6simo primero "Dread-
naught" de la Escuadra inglesa Di-
cho acorazado desplaza veinte y tres
mil toneladas.