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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-22
HORSEPOWER ORE
DESIRED BY SHELTERS
MAY SHIP DIRECT FOR PRESENT
WAGON ROAD MAY BE FOL-
LOWED BY RAILROAD.

According to- information received
yesterday, 1t seems probable that the
Horst Powell company, operating ON
the Little North Fork, will abandon
for the present the plan to build a
mill. 1t appears that the ore is of It
character that renders 1t very desir-
able to the smelters, so much so that
it is probable that a contract can be
made on a basis of regular shipments
that will give practically a free freight
and treatment rate, or at least one so
low that it would give a bettsr return
on the ore than could be obtained by
milling 1t on the ground and shipping
the concentrates. While the general
average Of Horst Powell ore Is given
at between and per cent copper, 1t
is stated that the ore in the shafts
which have been sunk from the main
tunnel level shows a decided improve
ment and that the company has large
amount of ore available for shipment
that win run above per cent.
May Get Railroad.
The wagon road from the North
Fork branch of the O.-W r. & N. Is
Just now receiving the finishing
touches, 1t was built by the Horst
Powell company at heavy expense
the county commissioners giving no
assistance In its construction, al
though 1t was an enterprise in which
they should have shared the expense.
The road Is said to be built 'on a prac-
tical railroad grade and that negotia
tions have been opened with the O.W.
r. g. N. company with the view to the
construction Of branch to the mine.
There would be much business for ?
railroad outside Of that Of the Horst
Powell, for the timber interests Of the
upper stream are Of great Importance,
and the prospect for further mineral
development is most favorable.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-22
STOCKHOLDERS

Will find mining news and
company notices of interest
to them in The Miner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-22
AMADOR SOON TO SHIP
BEGIN BUILDING MILL
NEW FLUME COMPLETED AND
PUMP WILL NOW BE STARTED
UNWATERlNG THE NINE.

Oscar Nordquist returned from Spo-
kane yesterday and will leave tomor-
row morning for the Amador mine,
near Iron Mountain, Mont, which Is
being rapidly restored to a productive
condition under his supervision. His
visit to Spokane was for the purpose
of ordering the machinery for the mill
which will soon be under construction,
most of the machinery for which will
probably be purchased in Spokane.
Mr.. Nordquist reports the new flume,
a mile and half in length, completed
and the water will be running through
it by Sunday This vwill be followed
Immediately by starting the pump for
the purpose of unwatering the mine.
and the water is up to the 400 level.
1t will require probably two months
to free the mine of water, but as soon
as the 400 is clear actual mining OPP
erations will begin and a large amount
Of first class ore on that level will be
extracted for shipment.
Begin Construction of Mill.
The detail of plans for the mill have
now practically been adopted and the
work of construction will begin the
coming week. The foundation tim
bers are already on the ground. The
processes employed will be concentra-
tion and flotation and the daily ca
pacity of the mill will be 100 tons In
addition to the large amount Of avail
able ore In the mine, 1t is understood
that the dump represents several thou
sand tons of ore that will pay to mill.
Taken altogether the outlook for quick
returns from the Amador is highly
favorable. The restoration of the pro-
perty to the active list has been ac-
complished by Mr.. Nordquist and Sid
ney L. Shonts, both of this city, with
whom are associated large number
of local men.
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BILE information to those who are seek
ing investment in mining property
The net profits in 1914, as shown by
the above table. amounted to $6042,-
752,56. This is the highest record
since 1906, when the net profits were
$6,496,752. This is remarkable
showing when it is recalled that the
prevailing prices of lead and spelter
were low during most of the year, and
that the Morning and several smaller
producers were closed down during
several months and the output of 9TH
ers was curtailed. The figures show as
nothing else can the splendid mineral
resources of the Coeur dAlene dis
trict, resources that return great pro-
fits upon investments even under the
most adverse conditions of the metal
market.
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CONTINUED on Last Page)
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-22
Another Feature of Report.

While the great dividends naturally
appeal to the investor in mines, there
is another feature that should not fail
to impress the people of Idaho and
cause them to think twice before Civ
ing their support to legislation that ap
pears in every legislature and designed
to place unjust burdens upon the min
ing industry. Under the headings
"cost of extraction and 'betterments
and repairs" there was spent during
the year $7786,3O5. This was practc
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-07-22
CASTLE ROCK CONTRACT
MAY EXTEND 100 FEET
THINK LEAD MAY SUPPLANT
COPPER WITH DEPTH-THE
ANNUAL MEETING.

John Oslund and his associates who
have the contract to sink the shaft on
the Castle Rock, which is being de-
veloped by the Idaho Nevada Explor-
alton company completed the con-
tract to extend the haft to a depth of
200 feet yesterday. The contract
would have been completed a week or
more ago, puI considerable trouble has
been experienced with the pump which
has delayed the work. Some of the
stockholders in the company are in
favor Of letting another contract to
extend the shaft 100 feet further be-
fore crosscutting to the vein, but no
action will be taken by the present
board of directors. The annual meet
ing of the stockholders will be held on
August 7, when new directors will be
elected who will have an opportunity
to obtain the sentiment Of the major
ity before taking action. In the mean
time sinking will continue by the
present contractors until the meeting
WHICH Will pTOVlue stump III the
event that 1t is decided to stop the
shaft at 200.
More Power Needed.
Another matter that the new direct
ors will have to take up at once Is ad-
dltional power This 1t is believed can
be provided without much expense by
simply adding second nozzle and in
creasing the depth Of the flume so
that 1t will carry more water. Much
confidence is felt in the ultimate de-
velopment of large body of CONNER
cial ore on the Castle Rock, and 1t is
expected that the coming meeting of
stockholders will show representa-
tion Of practically all outstanding
stock. The stock Of the company was
Originally issued without cost upon
the payment of an assessment Of one
mill and under an agreement to pay
la like assessment every go days, and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

Dias festivOs: a las 7, en- la Benef-
cencia de ninas; h las IL en- San Ma
leo; d las Z, en- la ConvaIescencia de
llermanas; d las 9 en- San Mateo, A
as 8 3 4, s = 10 en- el Sagrado Coraz6n.
MISAS En- SAN JUAN: los d1as fes-
iyos las en- Ia Catedral; las > ! 2,
IN San IldefOnsO; d las 7 en- Santa Ana ;
/ las & J 2, en- el HOspitaliIIo y en- la
Iapilla Franciscana; 4 las Ell Ia Ca
edral y San Jose; h las 7 en- San Fran
cisco 4 las 7 ! 2 en- la CapiIIa Francis
cana; a las en- San Francisco; d las
) l.2 en- San Jose; d las 9, en- Ia Cate
draI y en- Ia CapiIla Francisco; 4 las
10 cn Santa Ana; las II, IN Ia Cate
dral
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Aver a ultima hora Sc recibieron los
siguientes cables de New York:
Venta de azucares de Puerto Rico
un especulador S477.
Francia ha comprado 10000 tonela-
das azucar granulada la Refneria Fe-
deral a $3.50 lin bond (sin derecho)
l. b., New York
EMPRESARIo QUE Sc FUGA.
Ha quebrado en- Santiago de Cuba Ia
companfa de opera de que era empresa-
rio Y director el e1-tenor Sigaldi.
La tempOrada iba nal e. famoso
ex-tenOr pusO pies en- polvorOsa, dejan>
do abandOnadOs los artistas. algunoS
de los cuales han Hegado a la Habana.
dOnde piensan encOntrar mayores ia
cilidades que en- Santiago, va sea para
trabajar para tOmar rumbo a algune
parte
Seg1n dice Ia prensa de Ia Habana.
el senor Sigaldi acOstumbra jugarle esta
mala partida los artistas cue neva
eOntratadOs, en- cuanto que la taquilla
faquea unas cuantas noches seguidas.
Sigaldi. de Ia noche Ia manana. de-
sapareci6 de Ia Isla, dejanio 4 los co
nicos en- Ia mas completa varadura-
Sigaldi Is una especie de 'Cherubini'
perO en- el mundo hay mas.
MUSICA EN- Ia PLAZA.
PrOgrama para concerto que Ia
Banda Municipal dara en- Ia Plaza Bal
dOriOty el domingo de Mayo:
Sinfonia opera Semiramis' Rosini.
Selection opera 'sSonambula' Be
llini.
Fantasia opereta Eva. Lehavi.
Paso doble Torero 'Serenito''. Lo-
zada
Two Step s.Lluvia de Vino" Hen
negbeer.
DANA (estrenOl ''Zaza." J. Rios
Ovalle
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TRIBUNAL SUPREME

Abril 28.-Sin asistencia de las par
tes Sc VIC el case 1906, Octavio Sant1
Rivera V. Juan Cruz Cintr6n, infor-
maci6n de dominic.
En- el case 1903, Gaspar Alicea V.
Ramon Aboy Ben1tez, sobre danos Y
perjuicios, Sc concedi6 al apelante una
segunda pr6rroga de un dfa a contar
del % de Abril cOrriente, para presen-
tar alegato.
Sc dict6 sentencia en- Ell case 814, Ell
Pueblo v Francisco Velazquez, portar
armas, confrmando Ia apelada de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n
"a, de Enero Is, 1915.
En- el case 825, Ell Pueblo V. Julio
Mayoral COllazo, infracci6n al artfculo
1862 del C6digo Penal, Sc dict6 senten-
cia revOcandO la apelada de Ia Corte
lie Distrito de Guayama de . de Octu-
bre 1914, y absolviendo al acusado-ape-
Iante.
AbriI 29.-Se celebr6 Ia vista del ca
30 1886, Julia ValOis Cristina V Casado
1T al V. Juan Escobar CasadO ct al. rel
vindicaci6n Y otrOs extremes, con asis-
tencia Z infOrme de los abogados Luis
LlOrens Torres por los apeIantes ' Nj
guel Guerra pOr los apelados. Con la
eOnfOrmidad de los apelantes, Sc orde-
no unir d los autos los efectos pro
cedentes Ia m6ci6n sobre correction de
autos con Ia certiicaci6n que Ia acom-
.pana, presentada por los apelados.
En- eI case 1903, Eduardo Il. f. Dot
lin V. Rigo y Companfa. duenos de LA
MalIorquina", dano< y perjuicios, Sc
dict5 sentencia confr1nando Ia apela-
la de Ia Corte de Distrito de San Juan.
5ecciGn Ia, de 81 de Agosto 1914
En- el case 824. Ell Pueblo 7. Domin-
go Garcia, calumnia injuria. Sc dict6
sentencia confrmando Ia apelada de Ia
de Ia COrte de Distrito de Guayama
IT, ; de Diciembre 1914
D0p no rTzrEC
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NoVENARIo DE NUEsTRA SRA.
DE LOURDEs.

III dia To- de Mayo de 1915, comen-
zara en- la Capilla Franciscana la Move
IA en- honor de Nuestra Senora de
LOurdes.
Cada dia de la noycna habra
A las z de la manana, misa con
acOmpalamient0 de ammonium can
ticos, en- el altar de la Gruta, y puntos
DE- meditation para las senoras y se1o-
rilas piadOsas, que hag4n esta nOycna
nanera De Ejercicios Espiritnsles.
A las 7 2 De la tarde, habra rosario,
meditaci6n, platica, salye y ofreci-
mientO de flores
III dia : sera la communion general en-
Ia misa DE- ia nOyena.
~ dla 8 ~ celebrara la fiesta princi-
pa. que consistira en Ia Primera Co
nuni6n d. - alumnos de ia Academia
Cat6lica 4 las 7l2 misa cantada y
paaeglrico 4 las 9 dc la mahana.
La predieaci6n en esta noyena esta
cargo del H. T. Franciscano Lorenzo
a. Tefrrtua
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NOTAS HIPICAS.

El programa para las carreras de ca
ballos que el domingo pr6ximo Sc cele-
braran en- el Hip6dromo de Santurce,
cs ell siguiente:
Primera carrera, a 1000 metros.
Gitana 81 libras, Pensamiento 90,
Menelie 100, Welcome go, Lulu go,
Vengativo 90, Saturno 80.
Segunda carrera, d 1000 metros.
Preferido 90 libras, Della 81, Pope
100, Carranzano 10, Villa Is, Nino 50,
ilegante go.
Tercera carrera, a 100 metros.
Thyme 90 libras, Get Busy 113,
Aviador 100, Rigoletto 113.
Cuarta carrera, 900 metros.
Atila 100 Iibras, Mulato 90, JuIieta
lO7, Baby 50, Venus II, Puma de Gar
"a 90, Tempestad 90.
Sustitutos
Linda 81 libras, Adventurer 100.
Quinta carrera, 1000 metros.
Yuma 100 libras, Cardiff 115, Fatima
100, Elwyn 112, Carnaval 115.
Sexta carrera, 4 1900 metros.
Bruja 1T libras, Princesa 90, Masco-
IA II. Alerta 40.
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Aqua QUE CAE

DE- Ia ofcina del Scryicio CIimatoI6-
gico nos informan que Ia semana
que ternin6 RI dla y fuG seca y aIgo
nas freaca DE- 10 normal IN una sema-
m de abril. ri promedio total de- In
va flf menor = al ., fue insienifcante.
le esas dirlslones Ia 1nlca estaci6n Que
nforma haber cafdo IN aguacero favo-
able ~ Cabo kojo, con Il puIeada.
u promedio De Ia division Y, fuk I'm
inInto DE- pulgada, + n gran parte
III area de esta division no IIovf6. L.
'aniidad mayor qne han infornad0 fu<
~ pulgada m Cldra, La exfrooos
l. 1a-.Lae. LIZ. E----.---
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FL "Cine Luna" ofrece a 81 publ
20 una clnta De caracter instructive que
IA de grstar muchO los autOmoviIis-
tas: Sc trata De IA fabrication de un
autom6y1''.
En- Ia cinta pOdran apreciarse hasta
los memories detaIIes De Ia fabrication
de IN auto.
COnsta FL prOgrama De dos cintas co
micas, ademas.
PrOnto estrenara este Cine Ia gran
cInta en- l8 parties Nari-Juana-
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LOS QUE LLEGAN.

Ell hermoso vapor "Montevideo', de
la Compaifa Trasatlantica Espanola,
negado aver mafiana a nuestro puerto,
trajo los siguientes pasajeros:
Luis Rubert, Guillermo ARIZONA, En-
rique Mitjans, Milagros Julia, Francis
co Mitjans, Maria Andreu, Enrique
Deschaps, Miguel Bernat, Catalina
Frontera, Francisco Bernat, Pablo Ca
nails, Jacobina Matanzo, Juan Antonio
Rosell6, Emilia Power, Jose Berna-
rroch, Halo Role, Herminio Goico, Gle
la Dexter, Abraham Pilo, George II.
Clarke, Mary L. Clarke, Evangeline
Clarke, Ruby II. Peine, Bonifacio Fer
nandez, Andres Pastor, Jaime Gelpl,
Eugenio Damian, Magdalena Damian,
Felix Defendini, Emilio Alvarez, Aqui-
limo Allies, Manuel Arnais, Alberto
Pinto
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BASKETBALL

Esta nOche, las ocho, en- la ''Aso-
ciaci6n de J6venes Cristianos' habra
--;;:;tte-eea: :.t-is--cOs j-:5gos de Basket
' Valley Ball = entire los teams 81
guientes:
University high School girls. : con
ira Stfard girls team Of university :
Lane tech Club contra Y. ". c.
A Crescents.
Los hOmbres de negocio Iucharan el
team \ contra eI team b
La entrada euesta Is centavOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

stop ~ santurce.

ksa nseAe eEAiblra este cine la sen
A. .snsl prlrula EEeelsior", en n
ganrs. esn mlsiea especial eOmpuesta
I.sFs la obrs por Il eminente compost
fsr marstrg 1arrnc0.
kn eafa osfa una Orquesta cOmpueg.
a. a. - rrpuiados professors y diri-
Riaas poe ~ maeisro joaquin 4. Bur
ksf ionara partf
lsss preeios krran Luneia % eenta.
Rss ) sillas sltas ~ centayOs.
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MIR. BAINTTER,

I'm 81 yapOr cspanoI "Montevideo -
.mbarc6 aver para Ia Habana FL di-
.nisionario COmisionado de instruction
Mr. BANTER.
De Ia Haba1a scguira yiaje para
\orte-America, dOnde Sc quedara de-
Gnitiyamenfe.
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Sc VENDE

Una casa de planta baja, de MADEIRA
lei pals = teehada de 1le; sta en q
arEIo oe Santurce, = eli Il u
ar den0m1naoo h1INIGLAS. CALLB
DEL ROSARIO No. 10, BLoK 1GS
'ilde 8: solar, 81. que Il casa Sc lev4n-
., sEISCTENTOS SETENFA = GIN
% METROS.
InfoTmGran:
EsIA aSegwads contra ince1d1os
sues de n Lombs ' c.
1etu<n 81 San Juan, T. &.
LABoRATORIO.
DR. E. del Vale SSrsga.
Allen IS.
tpartado 935- TeIsfono 4ne
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Viva en- ella Jose Dick.
DON ANSELMO LORES

En- el vapor " Coamo'' que sali6 Ell %
para Nueva York, embarc6 nuestro
buen amigo don Anselmo Lores, Vice
presidente de Gonzalez Padin V Compa-
n1a, SOciedad Incorporate
Al despedirse de nosotros quiere ha-
cerlo el senior Lores, por nuestro con-
ductO, de sus numerosOs amigos de la
Isla-
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LAMEETABLE AccIDENTE.

La geniil sehOrita Maria Monge-
~ mientras jugaba aver al "VOliey
Bali IA easa de nuestrO muy estima-
a. amigo don AbelardO d. Ia Haba, su-
fro uAa confusion "a II rOstrO, que
afsnunadaleente no reTiste graVedad
- Doctor MatanzO le Ia sOmetidO q
uu lratamientO adeeuadO, = es De egpe
ger qae "a distinguida amiga estf prom
A. reatableclda
4 Il L. .--..-.-l- -. -. ..anaa
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Ne" York. Abril >0.-L0g aIemsnAe
iAahtienen sus pOsieIOnes ii Oexfe DE-
Canal De Iser, 5 han hecho bueno4 Dro~
gresos al Sureste De VerdGn.
Las tropas aIemanag ocuparon l. a.
lea de Koyale y las aIturas De Daehovo.
lserea De KaIyarija IN Ia proylncfa D.
lsuyalk. Tambikn tOmaron una fm-
lportante pOsiei6n rusa al sud de- 20
'ehaezew.
Los turcOg rechazsr0n 4 cuafr0 brfas-
"a aliadas en Ia costa De Kaba Tepeh
esespandose parte De IOs aIiadoe IN bO-
les y q restO - rindi6, Sigh Dere II
Oeste DE Sedil Bahr Ia sido IfmDfado
De Las trOpas aliadas,
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II Il. AIerta IIU.
CONFERENCIAS DE LA
BIRLIOTECA INSULkR

FL laureadO escritOr don Ramon RO-
lrlguez Gonzalez dara pasado manana
ina COnferencia acerca de la cuItura
IispanOamericana.
FL acto cmpezara d las tres de la tar
le. Ia entrada sera Iibre,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

Aaestro esilmadO amigo don Pablo
Canals regrrs6 aver d. Espaha ~ el
Fapor AonteyideO
81 sehor anals Aa pasadO una lar
A. tempgrada con bls familiares en 1a-
4erea h0y saldra para "a resideneia
en l~ares
8-r rrfltrral4os uurstrO saludO
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POR LOS CINES.

FL Cine Tres Banderas exhibe esta
1Oche las sIguientes pelfcuIas: ''Naqui-
"a TraidOra", 2 parties, la Bella Es-
p1a Francesa en- 7 parties. La suges-
iva cinta 'Misericordia en cinco par
res, Dos c6micas.
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BARRENDERo TRUcULENTo.

Anteayer como 4 la 1.30 de la tarde,
el seiior Hilari6n Carri6n suplic6 un
barrendero que hacla su servicio por
la calle de San Sebastian, recOgiera
una lata yacla que hacla ratio venla
siendo juguete de varios chiquillos que
q puntapits, armaban un escandalO in
tranquilizando al vecindariO. POr so
10 esa observation el barrendero falt6
de palabras al senOr Carri6n que, no
ser por al prudencia de este, hubiera-
mos tenido Que lamentar IN suceso
enojoso.
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FUEGO EN- SANTURCE

Aver, a las siete de La noche, Sc que
mo en- Santuree parada 10, una casa dc
dos pisos propiedad de don Luis Paz
residente en- los Estados Unidos.
La casa estaba asegurada en- 1.6OO Pc
sos.
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MERCADO DE AZUCAR.
CABLE NEW YORK.

Venta azucar embarque Cuba a S4.SS
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1000 BANDERAS.

Dice el ''Listfn DiariO'' de Santo
Domingo en- su edici6n del . del CO.
rriente
''Ayer Sc pidieron Puerto Rico,
pOr cable, 1000 banderas puertorrique-
mas ' Sc mandaron a confeccionar en-
esta ciudad 1000 banderas dominica
mas. Estas banderas son para Ia gran
manifestation pdblica que Sc hara al
prominente polfticO puertorriqueno D.
Jose de Diego, seg1n nos manifesto un
miembrO de IA Junta de FestejOs-
Sabemos que en- muchos hOgares Sc
ran enarbOIadas Ia bandera cruzada
y Ia de Ia estrella sOlitaria el dia de
"a llegada del em;nente oradOr borin-
queno senior de Diego : sus acompa-
720roS =
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Para cOnfecciOnar buen cafe
LIZ CAFETERIA,
San Justo o. san Juan, ?. z.
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BANDA DEL REGIMIENTo.

AnOche di6 81 acostumbrado con
ciertO semanal en- Ia plaza Baldo-
rioty Ia Banda del Regimiento. con
arreglo al siguiente prOgrama:
Paso doble, Vito, Lope.
Selection de la zarzuela La Alegre
Trompeterfa Serrano.
Waltz "Cecile''. F. ". Mckee.
Gran selection de la opera Aida
Verdi.
Capricho ''Garden Of Love-. Ascher
Tango Argentine s.El Irresistible
LOgatti.
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MISAs EN- sANTURCE.

la entrada sera libre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-16
KILONIS UNDERTAKES
 MOST DIFFICULT JOB
Vic Miller Certain Big Greek Cannot Throw Him Two Times in
 One Hour.

Vic Miller, local lightweight wrestl- ing champion, and John Kilonis, well known professional matt artist, will meet at the Orpheo tomorrow night, in a match which has been the sub ject of much comment and specula- tion among local wrestling fans, for two weeks or more past.
 Kilonis, who is superior in weight to Miller, by a considerable number of pounds. agrees to throw Miller twice within one hour. He 4s con- fident he can carry cut the program he has established for himself. while Miller is fully as confident the big Greek will not be able to pin his shoulders to the matt twice in the 60 minutes allotted for that purpose.
 The men a1s both in fine condition. Each has virtually completed his training for the bout. Each an- nounces he is ready, and it is stated there vii be big crowd of fans in attendance, to sec what is expected to be one of the best and most scien- tific wrestling matches ever pulled off in Pine Bluff.
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JUDGMENTS FOR
 $260O ENTERED AGAINST B0WDEN
Judge Elliott Finds for Gregg Planting Co. and
 Marsh Commission Go.

Judgment was entered yesterday by Judge John M. Elliott in the suit Of R. c. Gregg and w. c. Lindly, doing business as the Gregg Planting company, and D. J. Hill, trustee, vs. G. w. c. Bowden, Marsh Commission company, w. E. Brodie, R. l.. Thom- as and H. w. Thomas. The court finds that since the institution of the suit. R. l.. Thomas, H. w. Thomas and G.. w. c. Bowden have been declared bankrupt; that w. E. Brodie shall take nothing by his intervention. The decree awards judgment against Bow den in favor of R. c. Gregg and w.. c. Lindly for $1,253, and in favor of Marsh Commission company for $1,- 347. There not being sufficient funds to pay off the indebtedness, Receiver M. w. Laws is instructed to turn over to Marsh Commission com pany notes executed by John Lee for $25O in part payment of a boiler and engine purchased from the receiver. After paying all costs. the receiver is authorized 10 turn over the balance to the plaintiff as directed.
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fAVORS
 STATES VOTING
 LIQUOR PROBLEM
Notifies Pine Bluff People Z He Will Vote for Shep-
 pard- -Hobson Resolution.

Responding to SeI9 gram, com nMnicating resolutions adopted at the meeting of Prohibiticnists at the First Methodist church last Sunday after noon, urging support of the Shep- pard-Hobson resolution for an am ndment to the constitution prohi- biting the manufacture and interstate shipment 2f intoxicants, Congress man Sam Taylor has replied that he will support such measure when it is pres mt before the house.
 F. J. K5rwin, chairman. and Arm strong Barrow, secretary, of the meeting here Sunday. also dispatched telegrams to Senator Janiss F. Clarke and Joa T. Robinson. Re- sponses have not yet been received from them.
 Col. Taylor'sr Letter. ~
 In his letter to Judge. lNerWin, Con- gressman Taylor says:
 'In answer to your telegram of the 18th instant, beg to say that to amend the constitution of the United States is very difficult 'ning to do. The amendment must receive two-thirds of the votes af both houses of con- gr3ss before it is submitted to the respective states, and then it must be