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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22


Ed West, oi Trinidad, writes that he
will be at the Territorial fair With hue
string u hurses.
Mrs George Schcreth, who has been
dangerously Ill the past few days, IL re
ported much better to day.
Rev. 6 I~2li, u catholic priest OF
Denver, came down from the north last
h,ght and registered at the ArmlIo.
To move the crowds expedltiously dur
ing the fair, the street railway company
will Ue compelled to repair tho track,
Mrs. c. II. Moore IL at Gallup visiting
Mrs. T. y Hinch. She Is expected home,
to TIA, delight ot MIR, Moore, in Few
days.
The territorial militia will go into an.
nual eurampmrnt ~ this city during the
far. Orders will soon be issued TO that
effect.
Buly Klmball, who has been at San
Lorcnzo Springs working on the tax rolls,
came IN from the mountains yesterda,
afternoon.
Dean Zimmerman, young gentleman
from White Oaks, y NJ, has accepted a
rlrrkship IN the clothing store Of W. {.
leonard n Go,
Al Whi,combs camp IN the Sandla
mountains there are large number OF
guests and they are enjoying the mouu.
taip atmosphere.
&. l.. llubbs, ~ this city, WAS chosen
grand delegate 10 the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, which convenes III st. Louis the
18th Of September
A. u johnson IL doing u tine job ot
work on the new two story brick dwell
Jog he ia erecting TOR Pedro Perea, on
north Eighth street.
The wife ~ Prot Sodring, the plan
lst arrived las, night from San Diego
Cal, aud thus will hereafter be the home
Of Prof and Mrs, Sodring.
W 4, Liscom, OF the Kansas News
paper Union, IL in the clty. lie
is good rustler for business and his
house has large trade 10 New Mexico
Mrs A. e. Cornell, wife OF the general
perlnlrndeut OF the logging business
Tor Mitchell Bros, large timber owners
Is reported improving from rscort sick
nese,
Karl Snyder has two apple trees IN hit
yard again in blossom. One OF the trees
only a few weeks ago bore ilne apples, aud
il now in blossom, This 10 truly the val
ley TOR fruit.
&. b, Smith, OK. justice ot the peace o!
Gallup, with his son, came in from the
wes, last night, and registers at the
Windsor, Mr.. Smith will 20 10 Santa
Fs TO night on business,
The Marcons regret very much tina,
they could no, go 10 Fl Paso on Satur-
dav, and trea, the Psss City club TO a
doss OF defeat 90 common With the ter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22


O'r - the best uIith COMPANIES ia
N'S MrN,Ho, Is the ca airy cumianI ~
l.lslua attached e. the lIsst regiment
- iutau'ty, aud i n g. bc hup~l Tint ar
Engagements can yet be- perfected to bang
tue company Co the fnlt II was origin
a,,S organ 81 ~ Co |, SECOND infantry,
WITH Waiter Z; Marmuu, nu old veteran
p ,dl"r, a. captain II cnmc here T. Il -
barr Iu l~N2, cop'uiltg Il lag ns u prize,
and 20 lNNi H.u the second vtly" NJ the
trrtIu mt,louuIN ,lramImcu' ~ santa
~. In lNS@ and l~-l II wns "at "a se.
N,f,' lampalers nGant tie Apachr- IN
MnNrp cavalry, nrl durng that yrnr
Nt- uut ~ a rampuJeu agaNuet rust "fs
Ari tram wtr,k'rr At That tue Cap
tam Marm,n Wns "a command = the reg
luvu', nud the company was I'LL "r"d lN
. CAPTAIN N.tuuu, first uoutouhu', Frank
. T. Crane, and Second Lieutenant Jusr
Is pa.enI
Ia 49, C"lour, Marmlu took the cum
rarN. With their up''"-, g. Chicago,
where Il attracted much attention II, r'r
tut"ruh'tlrnl military rucnurw"ut, ana
where 1t e"rurcd "a prr5" ~ the TOR br-t
'rnnt! rHmpauy Upon u" ~ ufghurln
ruu = the ml,ltu N ls,n, the ola com
pa.lr, we're ~ utsnu'i,d and h'cauo G."
G ntiarhrd ,u tn" Fret regiment - ~
iantty. Colonel Mnrmuu commanding
II. prrtcut officers 10. GrnrS" II Prait
captain Eulorr g. Murmpn. iirrt il"uiru
ant, aud John VI Quinn. second heu'"n
out T. ~ composed almost "Urrr., u
lnguun lLdau-. Vito ar" steady, hard
working FARMERS, bat Who take great ~
,"r,s' IN military matters. The company
hns iity m"mp"fT ehp are armed Will
the improved Springfield rHrnue. ant
iu,ly uniformed With To" regular |. = 4
r,Nn,r, uniform II W. their Intention I,
VISIT tie Wotri'- Far, where they vii
Il IuNt,rss give good account ~ them
selves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

The following opinions we're handed
dosn this morning Ellis W.. Newbrough
from bona Ana county, reversed and re-.
msnded; this case involved the title Ia
the lands " the ShAlam colony in bona
Ana county, and the religious princi lee
OF the Shalanli,es.
Minor ct nj w. Marhall, from Sierra
county, affirmed this case involves the
construction " the mcchapis lien Law
OF the territory as applied to miners and
mines; Judge Freeman diseented and
filed disae n,lng opinion.
l.. Cert & Co, W. Baddaroco, from
B-rnahllo county, affirmed. The ques
ton ut issue was: Should the c, pslg nee
return goods II no. according H. contract
or otherwise not satisfactory.
Mac 0aINey vs, Ford, San Miguel
county, Affirmed.
This morning the case ot Eva Daily Va
Herman Bernstein, from Bsrnalillo coun.
", IL beng argued. Judge Warren for
appellant and y Il. Field for appellee,
Immediately after the close Of the NJ
guments 10 this last case the following
will be taken up Grant W, Jaramillo
from Rio ArrIba county, aud lIendrick
Ns. New Mexican railroad company, from
San Miguel county.
i decision IN the case argued ycste.
day afternoon namely, the board ol
trustees OF the town OF Esst Las Vegas
We. the county treasurer Of San Migue
county, inv living the question OF The
disposal Of the moneys collected from
liquor licenses may be handed down To-
morrow.
As il looks now the court will very
likely not adjourn till Saturday. New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Ts the Fable.

CAddo Mills, Tex, June Q, l69l.-From
my own persoaal knowssdxe can REQ
ommend Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholsrs
and Diarrhea Remedy for cramps Ia the
stomach: also Tor diaSrhUA and aux. 10
10 the best medicine I hsvs ever sssn
used and the best ssllinG, 90 u always
gives satisfsetion. A. X. Sheriff.. Twsa'
" and 10 cent bosslss Coz sale BY ThoA
II. Burgess 4 bon. drvR9istr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

Francisco Ant. Chayes, father Of jose
q. Chavez, the Santa Fe road live stock
ageut for New Mexico, and uncle Of Mel.
iton Cbaves, OF the First National bank,
this city, diel suddenly at his residsnc.
iu the village Of Valencia. Valencia
county, this morning. Last Sunday
Melton visited his uncle. and no was
then enjoying robust health, consider.
ing the fact that he had passsd three
score years and ten. The deceased was
one OF the prominent citizens OF that
county, and was for . number OF years
the probate court clerk. About three
years ago hs served a. county oomm's
sioner. Ho was In good financial cir.
cums,anoss, snd leaves behind him to
mourn bis sudden death q host Of rela.
ttyes aud friends,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
fiRE DErAnTnENT.
TIL" NAriou- tompasirs Meet ssa Ap.
point t.esd Hr~e,,isE Cen ssi,tee-.
tnL sOIT NrpE

tIiL SWIFT NouHEs
Las, night at the Scot, Morre hose
house, Hu enthusiastic meeting ~ the
mcmb'fs - this excellent lire company
Wa held, and tho l,dllcs transacted q
large amount y buslne,a Tho follow.
lnR committee was appointed ~ receive
tho Nlsltlhg rose companies ut the fair.
Sam, Stone, chairman; William Rcyels,
Clarence Hudson, Eugene Winters aud
Dan Pmlrs THIS committee alsn scts
ua reception dutirg iur week, aud II Nns
agreed that badges be printed for them
aud HsD fpr hr entire membership ~
week. II wns desired - turn out IN full
uniform and rntripat" IN the parade
Foreman Knight was requested 10 30.
cur" p'micd stationery III" SCOTS are
fully equipped with mcmb"rship ~
tN"uiN fiN" active Young men. Hni they
work together ~ perfect harmony aud
accord
.rHNNrp
The mcmbctsu' tins company held one
~ the best meetings this wear, aud they
transacted large amount ~ nriul.
valuable business g. thcr Irganisntiur.
Twenty thtrr active members belong To-
IL" \. \ Granite, and they constitute u
lively set - yprus men After the usual
routine hu-lu,s bad been transacted the
foreman aprpo,ri 10" fril,Nlug rc'ep.
uru COMMITTED t. receive Nsi trg hose
companies at ~" tar X T. Shaunur.
i"uu lIrrlpg i Il Matthews. " II
cobb, i l. Fish lh"l vii recurc
haifrs unl W,l orr",r ~ full uulirrm
the night u ~" parade
tiI' ,utNrutu uouk~.
S.Nu' thc old fmthtuI meubrr- u the
Sh"uiield liooG aud Ladder company, IN
guud standing, aud Slp dad rot follow
the clght mrmh"fs, Wuo IA ~ indhrcfrci
u. w,u' allowed ,hrIy angry pastiuns t.
~" anal thou rIdjt,sl "a card Surrender
tuS 10" Property ~ the company - the
c,'l, met So, thor quarters aud went
occurred. Apr,stnnt Foreman liuydca!l
rd TIE lluuas To- utdct, AID Ia latsch
Juhu N",|aui john ,IacoOy, Dave Ru
/ du.ph H,d Jpnu Atutlru answered &C.
their nance. TIE assistant foreman an
upuuc,d that the llu,ks must he H.,
equal ~ any company ~ the city, II moi
n the cutDr" tetr,tpr!, aud he proposed
/ the tuuuNug LcN uamcs Tor member
ship. ". / MrC5cght, +. j. Ca'cy, j.
J kphlrr q, y. tuudN, j II. Gaiusry
William llyr, Car, Euni-, Peter Usher
wood, Peter Mccain, " J. !!auey unC
II. LutH They Wrrc unanimously
elected mamhrr5
Following tho election ~ the abUv,
u"W mrmh-rr, the reception committee
tu rom hands with the hose compHn,
committees tu meet the visitors, was Hp
pointed NJ tul,uWs Carl Inns, NJ. Lutl
T.. j. Carcy,J. II Gn,nslcy aud W r
Met rrjIhl
Assistant Chci Mclaughlin Vas ptes
rnt and hrpcl along the meeting,
The iiDuks vii make an admrabl,
show - the parade ~ they promenade
along the sire. II IN their red shirts nm,
pulling their fire apparatus after them
At the next regular meeting new Off
GERS will he elected who intend 10 laius'
new lfa into the company aud GREAT,
and MAINTAIN tho utmost harm on,
among the members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

rang thN Utlug ~ nb rhplh rs cOulu Oe
dome with II repeating rifle. Silver City
seminal
From the JAhY, Aug al
Colonel Chsvrs, the warden ~ the ter
t,"uul pcni,cn,luaty, came down from
the capital yesterday.
S,rNer Il iiendershott il the name u
new trim just opened f,r business. They
are electrical contractors.
\. \, Klasky, Of the dry goods firm II
KlaskN q Grant, has returned home from
his eastern purchasing trap.
T. II. llecnan, Of Arizona, u medium
w.,sh' pugtlist, il in the city, and
would like to Try conclusions with T., j,
Pt2iin
Roman A. BAca, the wealthy sheep
raiser ~ Western Valencia county, waa
1T the European las, night from San
Ma'cu
B +. Knrrick, president, and Wiley
Weaver, general manager ~ the Gallup
Coal company, are at Lexington, Mo,
employing coat niners.
Or Dorchester, general superintcu'
dent Of the Indian nchools ~ the United
Statee, who hRs been here on very lm.
port ant business, left with his wife last
night for Denver.
J, &. Burge, tho new elected grand
master Of the Grand Lodge OF Territorial
Odd Fellows, and Rev. y. W. Chase,
Grand Chaplain. we're here yesterday,
en route 10 their homes.
\ mountain lion came into Engineer
simpsons camp in Tieras canon last
evening, thoroughly frightening the
men. The lion was chased for three
miles, but the pursuers were unable TO
set chance to shoe, the beast,
The Crystal Ice compauy's big hay
team on the ice wagon ran of near the
! Atlantic 4 Pacific offices this morning,
and ran up First street to the ice fac
tory. The wagon was slightly damaged,
the horses escaping any injury.
DR.. J. =. Robinson, OF Gallup, came 10
from the west last night and 10 around
among our citizens TO day. The doctor
says everything is quiet with the miners
OF Gallup, but there appears TO be no
compromise between the men aud opers
tors
Amado Garcia, n prominent Mexican
citizen OF old town, uncle Of Jesus fSo-
nero and Pedro Garcia, died this morn
ing. He was 80 years OF age. and was
well. known. HIS funeral will occur to-
morrow morning at the old town Catho-
lie church.
Miss Mamie Wh,tcomb, who attended
the recent encampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic at Detroit, Mich,
IL back again at the postoffice. She had
a delightful time, and after tho meeting
OF the veterans, she visited relatives and
friends for n few weeks.
Bud naberland, a ranchman from the
Cabezon ne,gbLorhood, registered last
night at the European. He states that
the whole northwestern section OF Der
nalillo county needs rain. and that the
grass when has been sood up 10 tue
present Tine 's rapidly dry'ns up
George Gross and James Hughes, who
have been dong" the city since Monday
ip the interest Of . special edition which
will soou he issued by che New Mexican,
'e't the Guy last nlsh'' gong ID opposite
directions MI cross returned 10 SANTA
re- wh"e mr. uushee TOOK tue eou'h
oounu passenger tram Tor Socorro'
Charles Way and Mise Mabel s. Blunt
were married in Denver last Monday.
The groom is a popular ,oung man OF
Santa Fe, clerklng IN the clothing store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22
Prepart.9 tor lse, weasher.

The following telegram from White
wright, Texas, Indicates that the people
In that vicinity do not intend 70 DO
caught uuprepared:
WHITEwRIoHT, Tee, June 2 9i.
ChAInbeflAin a Co. Dies Aoinss, IUwsl
Hhlp us NJ once one gross Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera snd DisrrhRa Rem.
edy, rs cent size, aud two dozen 30 oent
szs. We are entirely out and have had
nearly foSty calls for u this weex.
q. Y. RATHsUN a Co.
This 10 jus, such . medicine a. every
family should be provided with during
the hot weather. II never fails and 10
pleasant 20 take. For sale by Thoa n.
Burgess 4 bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

Few children can be induced TO taks
physic without a struggle, and ne won
der-most drugs are extremely nauseat'
ing. Aysr's Pills, on the contrary. being
sugsr-coated, are easily swallowed By
the little ones, and are, therefore, the f.
vorite family msdicirs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

The bald mans motto: "T'here IL room
ct the top" THIS top may DO supplied
with good crop OF ans hair by using
Halls Hair Remover, Try IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

Some people are constantly troubled
with bolls-no soor or does one heal than
another makes tie appearance. A thor.
ough courss OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
best Of blood purifiers, etfectually puts
an end TO this annoyance We recon
mand q trial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-22

building from thu east: ordered the
treasurer to take steps regarding the
placing 81 the bonds AMI appointed a
committee to draw NJ proper form OF a
bond The board then adjourned 70
meet at the call OF the president.
A very interesting cattle case came up
for trial before Justice Denham this
moruing. About the 18th OF July j. A.
johnson lost a steer from the range near
HE ranch beyond the Sandla mountains,
and Elias Chaves was accused Of killing
the animal. A warrant was therefore
sworn out for him aud when arrested he
gave bonds in the sum OF $500 for his
appearance before the justice at IL
o'clock August -. This morning both
the plaintiff and defendant were present,
aud with them came number o, WIT.
nesses II was brought out by testimony
that the head, the four feet aud dewiap
Of The steer we're found, but no hide in
dicat,ng the brand. II was proven that
Chavez was in Albuquerque from the
18th to the 10th inclusive, and in no
wise was connected with the killing OF
the steer. On this testimony the justice
discharged Chayes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-05
DECISION APPEALED FROM

cit appears from the evidence
that the franchise for constructing
and operating street railways in Ho-
nolulu, granted by the Legislatures
of 1884 and 1886 to William r.
Austin, was transferred by him to
Henry r. Armstrong, partner in
the firm of Skinner and Company of
London, plaintiffs herein, and was
by him transferred to the Hawaiian
Tramways Company, limited, for
eign corporation, previous to the
first day of July, A. d. 1883.
"For several months in the year
1883, covering the first day Of July,
the plaintiffs were in possession Of
the property of the Hawaiian Tram
ways Company, limited, and engaged
in the work of constructing the street
railways under the franchise. While
in such occupancy, and after the first
day of August, the assessor for said
Honolulu assessed to plaintiffs the
said franchise upon q valuation of
one hundred thousand dollars, upon
which the tax is one thousand dol
lars. After some correspondence
with the defendant Tax Collector,
this tax was paid by plaintiffs under
protest, and this action was brought
by them to collect the same.
1t is in evidence that the Ha.
waiian Tramwsys Company, limited,
did not file their corporation papers
and notices in the Interior Depart
ment as by law required until August
29th, 1888. Said corporation, then,
had no existence under the Hawaiian
laws on the first day of July, 1888;
but at that time the work Of con-
structing the street railways under
the franchise was actively prosecuted
by the plaintiffs it must be admit
ted, therefore, that they were exer-
cising the rights granted by the
franchise, or in other words, that
they were in possession Of the fran
chise. Tbs being 30, they were re-
qnired by lazy to make return OF
| the same to the assessor during the
month of July. There is nc evidence
that any such return was made. It
became then the duty of the assessor
to make an assessment according to
the best information within his
reach. The tax upon the franchise
was charged to Skinner and Com
pany, not to the Hawaiian Tram.
ways Company, Limited,as might be
inferred from the correspondence in
the case.
1t thus appears that the plaintiff
as the agents of the Hawaiian Tram
ways Company, limited, did not dis
close to the assessor the names O
their principals or the fact that the.
were in possession merely as agent
and contractors, as they might ant
should have done by making tn
assessment returns required by Law
Under these circumstances til
plaintiffs were liable for the take
paid under protest, both by tn
principles of common law and tn
Hawaiian statute relating to th
assessment and collection of taxes.
Let judgment therefore be entere
! for defendant"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-05
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
In Banco.
OCTOBER TERM, 1890.
SKINNER & COMPANY VS.. G. T. Quick,
TAx-CoILEcToR.
Exceptions to findings Of DOLE, j.
JUDD, O. j., McuLLY, BIcKEPrroN AND
DOLE, il.

On the first day of July, 1888, the plaintiffs
were in possession of the property of
tine Hawaiian Tramways Company.
limited, and engaged in the work Of
constructing the street railways under
the franchise to said company. While
in such occupancy, and s4fe.. the first
day of August. the Assessor for
Honolulu assessed to plaintiffs the
said franchise. The tax -as paid
by plaintiffs under protest, and
they brought action to collect
the same. The Hawaiian Tramways
Company. limited. did not file their
corporation papers and notices in the
Interior Department until August Goth,
1888. The plaintiffs made no return
OF the franchise, and did not disclose
to the Assessor the names OF their
principals, or the fact that they were
In possession merely as agents and
contractors.
Held, that the corporation had no exist
ence under the Hawaiian laws on the
first of July, 1888. That the plaintiffs
were in possession of the franchise.
That it was the duty of the Assessor to
make an assessment according to the
best information within his reach.
That, under the circumstances, the plain
tiffs were liable for the taxes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-05

OPINION OF THE COURT BIT BIcKER-
TON. J.
This matter was heard by Mr..
Justice Dole, the jury being waived,
his decision being rendered August
18th, 1890, giving judgment for the
defendant.
Upon a careful consideration Of
this case we are of opinion that the
decision appealed from should be
sustained, and we accordingly affirm
the same.
Exceptions overruled.
Paul Neumann for plaintiffs !;
Chas. Creighton for defendant.
Honolulu, Nov. 25th, 1890.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-05
Notice of Correction.

r BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
l. that Mr.. Wong Yung Ching is the gen.
man appointed, under power of attorney,
as manager, by the partners and owners
of the firm Kwong Hang Chan & Co., and
not l as represented in the Advertiser of
the 18th inst CHONG PIU.
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1890. 149-1w
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-19

The leaves OF the true ramie are Of deem
green color on the upper side, but are COW
cred on the under side with an abundant
coating Of whitish down, which gives them
a beautiful, frosted, silvery appearance.
FOR many years the orientals have cult
waited the plant for the superior fiber OF its
inner bark, from which they manufacture
the famous grass cloth 30 highly valued
The fiber is one of the very finest, being
very long and almost as soft rs silk, and
can be used for almost any purpose to
which cotton, fax or silk is adapted. The
fiber does not mildew or rot, and il for
some reasons repugnant to moths and in
sects which are destructive to fbers and
cloths.
<Efhe great drawback to cultivating ramie
dor fiber purposes has been the difficulty of
detaching the gummy outer substance
from the fiber. The process of splitting
the bark and scraping it with knives, as
practiced by the orientats, is entirely too
tedious and expensive for this country. A
large number Of machines of more or less
value have been invented for working "a
NEE stalks, but most of them have been
found lacking In essential qualifca lions.
There has come receatly, however, from
California the report Of new machine
which it Is claimed will work rance fber
prohtably by the dry process
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-19

Our overcoats, our heavy shoes, our linen dust.
ers too,
All have a proper season their allotted good 70
do.
Few things upon this big, round earth have not
their special time:
The ruHe holds good with current Jest ia nara
graph and rhyme.
The gibe about the editor who Stays the hard
Of spring:
The Easter bonnet sally, too. decrepit little
thing,
Have lain unused for many months, their
strains were out OF tune
But take them down and dust them OF; well
want them pretty soon.
That most amusing little lad, who hurries TO
his fate
In comic torture caused by all the unrfpe fruit
he ate,
For some time past-let all give thanks-has
not been forced to be
A figure in the gallery Of funny things we see.
The respite from the iceman's bill has been
quite long and sweet
And proved some compensation for The Hls OF
slush and sleet;
But restless nature comes and calls AWAY the
peaceful boon,
30 take them down and dust them of; wen
want them pretty soon.
-Wasbington Post.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-19
Liquid FueI.

A paper read few days ago before the
Shipmasters society, Of London, is attract
ing considerable attention in shipping
circles. The author, Captain Carmichael,
has lad much experience in the use Of such
fnel In steamers on the Pacific coast Of
yTSoth America, and be has been able 10
gW the results Of tins in a very interest
ing paper. Already liquid fuel Is in use in
the locomotives Of Que OF our railways. but
for heating marine boilers its advantage
are extraordinary Furnaces become AT.
most self firing, and the steam is entirely
under the control Of the engineer on watch.
The space now needed for immense coal
bunkers can largely be devoted for the
stowage Of cargo, and in cases Of long voy-
ages would be of the utmost importance,
says the London Iron and Steel Trades
Journal