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English: "Mountain of Marble" (In geology, the term 'marble' refers to metamorphosed limestone)

Title: The Cuba review
Identifier: cubareview08muns (find matches)
Year: 1907-1931. (1900s)
Authors: Munson Steamship Line
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Publisher: New York : Munson Steamship Line
Contributing Library: New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library
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36 THE CUBA REVIEW - ISLE OF PINES NOTES. "If the Isle of Pines is to be taxed, it should have representation," says the Appeal. "We should have schools and mail service. These are necessities which are absolute." "The Isle of Pines is in serious need of an American Consular representative," it says further. "It is a great hardship to the people to be compelled to go to Havana when any consular business is to be attended to. There are consuls and consular agents in many parts of Cuba, and there is no reason why the Isle of Pines should not have at least a consular agent." The Isle of Pines News, in its issue for May 21st, said that the matter of a U.S. consular agent for the island bad been taken up with the Secretary of State by Senator Nelson of Minnesota. The Secretary decided that the government could not send a consul to the island, as there were not enough Americans there. of Havana, on May 13th, decided favorably the petition made by Rafael Gaston on behalf of the Isle of Pines Company to be authorized to build a wharf and a warehouse at Nueva Gerona. The bills contain beautiful marble, awaiting the energy and enterprise to quarry it and shape it into beautiful things. Potatoes of an excellent quality may be grown on the island and still it is necessary to import large quantities of the tubers to supply the home consumption. A dredge and a large force of men is at work on the Nuevas rivers, and present indications are that residents may soon have the pleasure of seeing steamers dock at Port McKinley. The agricultural board of the province Residents of the island are advised to drink the waters of the Magnesia Springs and to avoid well water at this season.
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