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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
Telegramg' 'KrajOVe,
EksplOzya dynamitu.

LONG ISLAND CITY, 20 grud.
= DIS rano o godz. s eksplo.
dowal dynamit W warsztatach
w New York & Long Island
Tunnel Co." przy czwartej
ulicy, pomiedzy ulicami Yer
non a Jackson ave. w sasiedz-
twie ca}em mieszka1cy przera-
zili sic, gdy po 8 godzinie
szyby popeka}y, i belki wyla-
tywa}y W powietrze; W obrebie
ca}ego kwarta}u zatrzes1a sic
ziemia, domy sic zachwia1y, a
mieszkadcy z obawy, by domy
sic ME zawali}y, wybiegli ma
ulice. w sasiedztwie tunelu
domy stane}y W p}omieniach
i wkr6tce Gala straz ogniowa
znalaz}a sic ma miejscu kata-
strofy. Pozar tax szybko
powsta}, ze ME wiadomo, czyli
wszyscy mieszka6cy zdo}ali sic
uratowat, i czy kto ME zgins}
W p}omieniach lub pod gruza-
mi.
Domy cd nru 81 do2s Jack
son ave. zupe}nie zosta}y roz-
burzone. Pod nrem 81 znaido-
wal sic urzad pocztowy; pre-
sy}ki pocztowe zasypane CRU
zami, a kiedy eksplozya nasts'
pi}a, skrzynki pocztowe rozle'
cia}y sic naoko}o, a urzednicy,
po czesci pokaleczenl, Wyblegh
ma ulice. Kilka os6b = ME-
wiadomo lie = zosta1o pozabi-
janych i niekt6re zw}oki juz
wydobyto. O'Brien, kiedy jego
zw}oki wydobyto, mia1 glove
zupe}nie odciets. Wielu bylo
tax pokaleczonych, re sami ME
mogli sic podnieSc i strazacy
musieli ich wydobywae i wy
nosic. z zabitych os6b wy,
mienic MONA: Henry O'Brien,
PAM Rock, John Hopkins, Nc
Intire, John Delaney, golarz
Rock; smiertelnie pokaleczeni
So: Mary Greeney, John De-
lancy, John Hopkins, PAM
Greeney, wielu innych. Do
dwunastej godziny trwa2o ga
szenie ognia.
Me wiadomo, W jaki spos6b
i jakiego powodu powsta}a
eksplozya. McIntire, dozorca
tunelu, zyl jeszcze, kiedy go
wydobyto poxiedzia1,a ze ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
Wyrok ma uczestnik0W zaburzel
W TaSzkiencie.

PETERSBURG, % grudnia. -
2 Taszkientu { (Rosya azyaty-
cka) donosza, IL sad wojenny
ukofczyl juz sadzenie uczest-
nikow zaburze6, jake tam mia
}y miejsce ego lipca r. b. po-
wodu cholery. Sadzono og6-
lem 70 os6b. q tej liczby osmiu
winnycb skazanych zostalo ma
smiert ma szubienicy, 4ch ma
pozbawienie praw i zes}anie ma
sybir, wreszcie 3a Ia dsugolet,
ME wiezienie i do rot aresztan-
ckich. Dwudziestu pieciu o.
skarzonych sad uniewinnil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
KrWaWy pOjedynek W Monte
Carlo.

WIEDE1, % grudnia. : 4
Monte Carlo donosza, il mia}
tam miejsce pojedynek pomis-
dzy Rosyaninem hr. Piotrem
Romanowem i Amerykaninem
nazwiskiem Jay Brockton. Po-
wodem pojedynku bylo zajScie
przy grze. Walka odbyla sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
DziWna uchwafa Rady miejskiej
m. Paryza.

PAEYz, % grudnia. = Tu-
teisza Rada miejska, z}ozona
W znacznej czesci z socyalistow
i przedstawicieli najskrajniej-
szych zywio}6w, powziefa o.
becnie szereg bardzo dzikich
uchwa}. Mianowicie postano-
villa "a 81. przeciw II wzniesf
W Paryzu pomnik ma pamiat-
ke wyroku smierci, wykonane-
nego ma Ludwiku XVI. Mad
to uchwali}a kaplice pokutni-
cza wzniesiona W latach 1920
2e ma uczczenie pamieci tego
kr6la i jego zony zburzy6 = a
natomiast postawic tam biust
Lepelletiera St. Fargeau, ktd-
ry W swoim czasie najwiecej
przyczynil sic do skazania kro-
lewskiej parry ma smierG. Kon-
serwatywni czlonkowie rady
powitali te uchwa}y z ogrom-
nem oburzeniem. Prawomoc-
nose tych ucbwaS zalezy jesz-
cze cd decyzyi prefekta Paryza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
Pogrzeb detektywa Synnotta W
Dublinie.

DUBLIN, 20go grudnia. =
Pogrzeb detektywa synnotta,
kt6ry W sobote pad} ofara wy
buchu dynamitowego, odby1
sic dis bardzo uroczyscie. W
pogrzebie wzie}a udzial Gala
policya, aolnierze pulku Glou-
cestershire, brygada pozarna,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
NOtatki Miejskie.

= Wiel. O. Fr. Gordon, zarzadca
Spo2ki wydawnictwa Polskiego W
Chicago, W dniu dzisiejszym wyje-
chal do Rzymu, powo&any tam W
sprawaoh zgromadzenia 90. zmar-
twychwstahc6w. Sz. naszemu zarzad-
cy zyczymy szczesliwej podr6zy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
fGleSTamy zaSrallezls.
PO1Ozenie Obecne W Pa
ryzu.
NOwy dOW0d przeeiw fapoWnf-
kom. = SOeyaliSei zaczynaja
dziafae.-A -Andrieux RibOt.
PARYz 28go grudnia.

PARYz 9Sgo grudnia. =
Gazeta Figaro" donosi, Il
wladze sadowe znalazly wczo,
raj W biurze Kompanii panam-
skiei ksiazke kopiami list6W,
kt6ra stanowi nieslychanej wa
gi dow6d W sprawie skanda-
low panamskich. Ksiazka ia
kompromituje wielu senator6w
ideputowanych. Zawiera ona
kopie ist6w, wymienionych
przez kompanie Herzem i
Artonem co do kupowania
g}os6w W Izbie i Senacie. Ma
niekt6rych z list6w wymienio-
ne sa sunny pieniszne i daty,
kiedy pienisdze zostaly wyp3a-
cone. Ksiazka ia stanowiG
bedzie jeden najwazniejszych
dokument6w W sprawie. Ma
zasadzie fakt6w, W niej pred
stawionych, Rad dokona wielu
aresztowa6. Ksiszka ia do
wodzi, IL Gala akcys przekup-
stwa kierowal znajdujacy sic
obecnie W Londynie Cornelius
Herr.
PAETa, % go grudnia. =
Socyalisci zaczynaja sic mie,
sza6 do sprawy panamskiej.
Ma zebraniu odbytem wczoraj
Aleman, Guesde i inni przy-
w6dcy socyalist6w osEiadczyi
sic "a po}aczeniem wszystkich
radykalnych frakcyi do wsp6l-
nego dzia1ania. Zebranie bylo
bardzo burzliwe. Jedni NOW
cow oskarzali monarchistow i
zywio}y reakcyjne, 2e chcs
skorzystaG z obecnego stanu
rzeczy, aby wywr6ciG rzeczpo-
spolita; inni zadali, azeby raz
usunaG cd rzad6w mieszcza6-
stwo istworzyc rzeczpospolita
prawdziwie ludowa. Jeden z
m6wc6w zrobl wniosek, azeby
ma dzie6 otwarcia Izby depu-
towanych zwolac pred jej
gmach lud, do wojsk wyda6
odezwe, azeby przeciw ludowi
ME wystepowa}y. Wielu NOW
cow krytykowa3o ten wniosek,
twierdzac, re moze on tylko
saszkodziG sprawie socyali-
stow; pomimo to sr6d niesly.
chanego tumultu projekt ten
przyjeto. W obec tego poll
cya bedzie mia}a baczne oko
ma przywodc6w sOcyalistycz-
nych : postara sic W razie
potrzeby st}umic si}a niewla-
sciwe manifestacye.
PABYz, 81 grudnia. = B.
prefekt Paryza Andrieux, kt6-
ry obecnie gra tax wybitna ro-
le W zajsciach panamskich, ja-
ko oskarzyciel, wyzwa} wczo-
raj ma pojedynek prezesa mi
nistr6w Ribota, powodu re
CenEe ula1 GWIeruZIc, lZ AL
drieux jest agentem monarch
stow. Ribot wyzwania ME
przyja}. Andrieux zamierzal
pierwotnie uciec sic do krok6w
gwaltownych, ale zamiaru tego
saniecha3 wskrltek nalegania
przyjaci6}, ,twierdzacych,zekro
XII podobne W obecnej chwili
moglyby byprzynieSG wielka szko-
de interesom rzeczypospolitej.
KrWaWy pOiedynek W Monte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
ma uajmniejszego pojecia, W
jaki spos6b eksplozya ia mog4a
poWstac.
POzary W Milwaukee.

ILL w "a ASj
DIS rano o godz. 2 ktos wrzu'
Gil bombe do g}6wnego budyn-
ku nalezacego do milwaukee,
Street Railroad Co." W dziel-
nicy po}udniowej. Natychmiast
powsta}a gwa}towna eksplozya
W okamgnieniu wnetrze bu,
dynku stane}o W p}omieniach.
P}omienie rozszerzy}y sic tax
szybko, re W przeciagu godzi-
ny zrzadzi}y szkode ma POI
miliona dolar6w.
Budynki tel kompanii stois
przy ulicy Kinnikinnick ave,
Wielka ich Geese zupe}nie by3a
nova i W roku biezacym wy
stawiona i W najlepsze naszyny
zaopatrzona. Trzydziesci maj,
znakomitszych motor6w elek-
trycznych tam sic znajdowa1o.
W stajniach by}o so koni: tt
uratowano.
Niewiadomo, ktorzuci} bonn
be. Szkoda zrzadzona dla kom-
panii jest olbrzymiq z powodu,
ze ubezpieczenie by}o stosun-
kowo niskie.
Nocny str6z Warden widzia}
cz}owieka, kt6ry rzucii bombe.
Opowiada, ae sta} on W poblizu
gl6wnego wejscia do hall, gdzie
sic znajduja motory wagony.
Us}ysza} nagle g}osny syk W
powietrzu, po kt6rym nastapi3
blask b}yskawiczny, i zaraz
potem straszliwa eksplozya.
w przeciagu dziesieciu sekund
moze juz wszystkie wagony
stane}y W p}omieuiaeh.
Ma}y domek stojscy W po
blizu budynk6w kompanii,
zosta} zburzony, a kobieta,
kt6ra W MIN mieszka}a, costa
la paralizem tknieta, wyniesio
no ia domku.
Sadza, re bombe rzucl cz}o-
wick, kt6ry tuzin pozar6w
W ostatnich czasach spowodo.
wal. Me ma watpliwosci, ze
wiele pozar6w W ostatnich cza.
sach by}o pod}ozonych.
MILWAUKEE,, % grudnia. =
Sledztwo wykaza}o niewatpli-
vie, ze wczorajszy pozar, kt6-
rego pastwa sta}y sic dwie gar
barnie, zosta} pod}ozony. Po-
Ear ten zrzadzi} szkode ma
cwierc miliona dolar6w. R6-
wniez diva pozary W ubieg1a
niedziele, kt6re zrzadzi}y szko-
de ma $4,000 by}y z pewno-
scis pod1ozone. Niezmierne W
skutek tego panuje tuzaniepo,
kojenie rozdraznienie.
Dzis popo}udniu burmistrz
somers og}osi}, re $4,000 ma
grody otrzyma ten, kt6ry po-
stara sic aresztowanie osoby
lub os6b, kt6rym bedzie mo-
INA udowodnic, IL pod3ozy1y
jake ognie cd czasu wielkiego
pozaru dnia 99go pazdzierni-
ka. Do s1uzby nocnej wyzna'
czoDo dodatkowo 100 policyan-
tow.
Gdyby schwytano podpala-
czy, zapewne potrzeba bedzie
milicyi do obronienia ich pred
sadem lynch. Ludnost do mai.
wyzszego stopnia jest rozdra-
zniona.
Kompanie asekuracyjne, kt6-
re posadzaja nawet niekt6rych.
wlascicieli dom6w, il sami o.
glen podk3adali = gdyz czssto
W ostatnich czasach pali3y sic
domy asekurowane znacznie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
Wybuch gazu.

OssAwAToM1E, KS, 2Sgrud.
: Wskutek wybuchu gazu
naturalnego ma Grand ave. dzi.
siai diva wielkie domy sic spa
lily i zgine}y W Mich cztery O.
soby, a mianowicie PAM Kin.
die, panna Griffith, panna
Fletcher i dziecko Ludwika.
lime osoby mieszkajsce W tych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29

y
powstaia.
w sprawie ,,Umbrii".
New YORK, % grudnia. =
Panuje tn znaczne zan1epo-
kojenie, dlaczego ME przyby-
wa parowiec Umbria, kt6rego
oczekuja juz cd dni kilku. Jest
to parowiec linii Cunard, wy
iezdzajac Queenstown, wiozf
375 podr6znych za}oge z}ozo'
na z go os6b.
Agenci okretowi staraia sic
uspokoit publicznosc zapew-
nieniem, re zginac lub rozbit
sic Umbria zadna miara ME
mog}a, re burze zapewne by}y
przyczyna jej op6znienia, ae
naiwiekszy wypadek nieszcze'
sliwy, kt6ry jej m6g} sic wy
darzyt, by} moze, IL maszyny
sic popsu}y okret musi p1ynat
pod zaglami i ze opr6cz Um-
bril- oczekuja cd dni kilku je-
szcze kilku innych okret6w,
kt6re zapewne W skutek burr
sic op6zniaja. Pomimo tego
zaniepokojenie panuje zw}a-
SEGA z tego powodu, re zaden
przybywaiacycb okret6w ME
donosi, IL dostrzeg} Umbria ma
morzu.
Dzisiaj przyby} parowiec
Morawia linii hamburskiej.
Kapitan Winkler opowiada, il
21go grudnia przedpo}udniem
godz. 10 dostrzeg} pod 1885
stopniem d}ugosci a 49 szero-
kosci W odleg}osci jakich trzecb
mil okret o trzech masztach i
dw6ch kominach, kt6ry re zwy,
k}a szybkoscia p}yna} ma "a
ch6d. Powietrze pod6wczas
by}o piekne, ale wkr6tce bu-
rza powstafa. Sadza, re okre-
tenn tym by}a ,,Umbria". Ale
cd tego czasu uplynaf tydzleh
= / Mkt wiecej Umbrii ME
widzia1.
Opr6cz Umbrii cd kilku dni
z niecierpliwoscia oczekuja tu
przybycia parowc6w Calico
(11 grudnia z Hull), kt6ry
przed 4 dniami powinien by}
przybyt, Richmond Hill (13
grudnia z Londynu) cd dw6ch
dni, Nugic (17 grudnia z Lii
verp.) cd dw6ch dni, Lepanto
G grudn. z Antwerpii )od pie.
ciu dni.
Kazdy z przybywajscych o.
kret6w, donosi straszliwych
burzach, kt6re przeby} po dro.
DE.
NieostroinOsc powodem
nieszczescia.
GREENsBURG, Pa, % grud.
DIS wczesnie rano wydarzy}a
sic straszliwa eksplozya ma ga.
}ezi kolei Hempfeld, ma farmie
Tinsmana W Sewickley Town
ship. Jeden Wsoch zostaf po-
szarpany W atomy, a oko1o -
innych robotnik6w ciezko 20
sta}o pokaleczonych. Robo-
tnicy ci byli zatrudnieni wysa'
dzeniem W powietrze pewnej
skaly i w}ozyli ladunek dyna-
mitu. Poniewaz dynamit ma
czas ME eksplodowa}, powr6'
Gill, azeby sic przekona6, jaki.
jest pow6d tego op6znienia.
Wtedy powsta}a nagle eksplo.
zya. Zdaje sic, ze wszyscy 70.
botnicy smiertelnie zostali po.
kaleczeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-29
Czwartek, dnia 20 Grudnia 1892 r.

}y W skutek tax licznych po,
zar6w W ostatnich czasach, a
pozary te swoja drogs ciagle
powstaia.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
Are You Gofng,

20,000,000 visitors, at least, are ex- pected at the Columbian Exposition; and whether you expect to be one of them or not, as an American, naturally you are interested in the preparations for the grand event. A splendid paper in Demorest's Family Magazine for April, 1.-The Evolution of a Great Ex- position" is the best thing of the kind that has yet been published. From it you may learn all the interesting points about the coming Worlds Fair, and the illustrations are simply superb, in- cluding a comprehensive view and the plan of the grounds, pictures of all the magnificent buildings, and portraits of some of the leading officers having 1t in charge. "A Talk About Trees and Arbor Day." is timely and interest ing paper, protusely illustrated with pictures of the favorite trees planted in different sections of the United States, so accurately delineated that each may be easily recognized when met with; "German without a Master furnishes invaluable suggestions for the study of that useful language; 1.-The Inter- national Order of the Kings Daughters and Sons," paper by the general sec retary of the Central Council, Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson, gives facts and incidents most charmingly interwoven; "A Snap Shot at Washington Eli quetten furnishes an insight of the rules that govern society at our nation al capital; Easter Legends and Gus toms" is specially interesting, and Easter Novelties" furnishes suggestions for all the Easter gifts one may want to make. Besides, there are splendid stories, every department is full of good things, and there are over 200 handsome illustrations; and every months magazine is just as good, and the subscription price is only $2 year. Published by w. Jennings Demorest, 15 E. 14th St.. New York City.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
Installation G. A. R.

At regular meeting of Ransom Post, G. A. R., No. 1, Department of Arizona, held in G. A. R. hall, Satur- day, March 2G, 1892, the following officers were installed into their respec- tive offices under special order No. z, issued by Edward Schwartz, Depart ment Commander;
 Comrade J. Guthrie Savage, Com mander; Comrade Joseph K. Lockett, J. V. C.; Comrade Robert l.. Turner, Quartermaster; Comrade Vim. D. Powell, Adjutant; Comrade James II. Haley, o. D.; Comrade George Bagnall, Chaplain; Comrade Ranger B. Brown, s. NJ. Comrade Dennis Dowd, c. NJ. &.
 The fifth department encampment will be held in Prescott on April l, 1892,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
DISTRICT COURT. [Hon. E. W. Wells, Judge.l

The case of Wm.. Mooney vs, The Arizona Lumber X Timber company, | occupied the attention of the court | from Thursday until the adjournment on Monday. This case was the most interesting one on the docket. The plaintiff sued the defendant for damages for the loss of an eye while in the de- fendant's employ, and asking damages in the sum of $20,000. Mooney was running a saw and plank which he was saving got caught and one end of it struck him in the eye knocking it out, The case was hotly contested from beginning to end.
 The attorneys for the plaintiff were Stewart X Doe, and Norris X Ellinwood represented the defendant. The jurors were Max Salzman, Robert Johnson, P. R. Weatherford, c. F.. Dobson, J. T. Keck, George Prime, E. G. Dubois, J. w. Nellis, Robert Young, R. M Muldary, John Woody and D. J. Flynn.
 The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for damages in the sum of &, ,5O0.
 A motion was made by defendant for new trial which was denied by the court. An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court.
 A. & P. R.R vs. J. w. Benham ct al. It was ordered that the case be dismissed as to the defendants J. W. Benham, Chas. T. Rogers and Frank Rogers without costs, and judgment be entered against defen iant F. R. Nellis.
 E. NJ. Sanford vs. Geo. Prime ct al. Case placed on calendar and ordered dismissed without costs.
 Bishop vs. Perrin. Injunction denied plaintiff and case dismissed and iudg- ment for costs ordered entered for defendant.
 Josephine Hawkins vs, Ira w.. Hawkins. Decree of divorce granted plaintiff.
 Territory vs. Edward Haggerty. On motion of district attorney this case was dismissed.
 Chas. H. Fancher was admitted and licensed as an attorney-at-law of the District court of Coconino county.
 John Bishop vs, F. B. Perrin. Notice of appeal to Supreme court given.
 J. H. Rumsay vs. A. X P. R.R. Case dismissed with prejudice and without costs.
 Territory vs. Joseph Maeher. De fendant plead guilty to the charge oi burglary and was sentenced to the Ter ritorial prison for the term of onC year.
 Arizona Lumber Co. vs. A. Doyle Judgment for plaintiff.
 J. F. Hawks vs. J. S. Mcconnell Judgment for plaintiff c. II. Clark vs. D. W. Baxter. Judg meut for plaintiff.
 Court adjourned on Tuesday after noon until Monday, April %.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
THE VERDE WAGON ROAD.
Thousands of Dollars of Trade Which
 Flagstaff Should Have.

The section of country lying forty miles south of this place and known as the Verde valley, is settled with pro gressive class of pioneers, and the val ley is productive one. All kinds of grains, grasses and fruits are raised in abundance, and as q result the settlers are prosperous.
 The trade of this section belongs naturally to Flagstaff, but it is forced to Prescott for the want of good road from this place to the Verde.
 The greatest difficulty in building and maintaining the road is on that portion known locally as the "rim of the mountain" and on this portion alone an expenditure of probably $500 will be required to make good road.
 The citizens of the Verde express a willingness to contribute portion of this amount, and they think that the citizens of Flagstaff and the Board of Supervisors should be willing to make up the balance of the amount,
 It is claimed that the trade of this valley which can be brought to Flag staff will aggregate during the year about $2O,000, and that amount is worth looking after by our merchants, and certainly if this trade can be secured the investment is one that will amply repay the investors.
 The people of the Verde want to do their trading in Flagstaff, and we want a good share of the produce raised in that valley.
 The Board of Trade should take this matter in hand and investigate the condition of the road and obtain the cost of building and maintaining the road, and also confer with the citizens of the Verde, and if the amount of trade estimated can be diverted to Flagstaff at the estimated cost of the road it should be built as soon as possible.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31

TIE citizens of Gallup contributed about $500 to the support of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad and the town of Albuquerque for the privilege Of attending court this week, simply because the county seat is located l5S miles away. This is taxation with a vengeance. Cleaner.
 The town of Gallup is now in the same fix that, until one year ago, Flag staff was in. It is miles away from the county seat, aud its citizens are put to great inconvenience in going to Albu- querque to attend court. Bernallilo county is as large as some eastern states, and it should be divided. The division would not hurt Albuquerque, but it would greatly aid in building ul Gallup.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
The S. F. Engineers.

John Jackson, who came in yestel's.I day from Big Bug, states that the engineer party of twenty-six men off the Southern Paciiis company are in camp at Rumble Bee, but will probably move this way eight or ten miles in a day or two. MT. Jackson spent two days with the party on their way through Black Canyon, and learned from them that they were obtaining a better route than they had expected, although there will be some very heavy work. There are eleven bridges on the route as far as surveyed, and in coming through the Black Canyon country there is one tunnel 500 feet in length Nine party is driving permanent stakes for the location of the road, so that their progress is comparatively slow, having in many cases to run from three to five preliminary lines before SNltuDlC OIlc lS SCCulCl Al huItlOlJc hill three tunnels and one very deep cut will be required. In the prelimi- nary line run the heaviest grade en- cOuntered was between the Big Bug shelter and the Agua Fria divide, there being a rise there of 360 feet in two miles with almost similar grade to drop down into the Agua Fria valley. On the permanent location of the line, however, Engineer Edcs hopes to over come this somewhat. The preliminary survey as made leaves Prescott off the line, as a connection is made with the P. X A. C. railroad at Jerome Junc- tion. Engineer Edes says that the first forty-fve miles of the line out of Phoenix can bo graded for from $500 to $750 per mile. He states that he has no information whatever in regard to the matter of construction of the road
 A daily report of the work performed by his party is made to the company. Journal-Miner.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
Like aGrent Railway

With its branches running in every di- rection, are the arteries and veins which convey the blood to every part of the human system. A cold, sudden changes or exposure, may cause poison ous acids to clog the circulation, and then comes Rheumatism, Beware! If you value life remove the obstruction Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy. You can get a large bottle at the drug gists for 8 or it will be sent to you by prepaid express with guarantee of cure if you send to the prummon'i Medicine Co.,, 4S-50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31

THERE seems to be disposition among the Democrats to shelf Mark Smith, and it is probable that he will have considerable opposition in the coming Democratic Territorial conven- ton and that his nomination will not be as unanimous as in the past. If Arizona is to be represented in Con- gress by Democrat let it be one who can command attention, and there are n number of Democrats to chose from, any one of whom would represent the Territory in an able manner. Will that party give us such delegatep
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31
A fold Watch and AYOi.

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 Our 14-karat gold filled cases are warranted for twenty years. Fine Elgin or Waltham movement. Stem wind and set. Ladies or Gents size. Equal to any $50 watch. To secure where we have none, we sell one of the Hunting Case Watches for the club price of $2S and send c. o. D. by ex- press with privilege of examination before paying for same.
 Our agent at Durham, N. C., writes: "Our jewellers have confessed they don't know how you can furnish such work for the money"
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-03-31

IT is whispered among the Demo- crats of Northern Arizona that the name of Foster s. Dennis of Mohaye county, may be presented before the Democratic Territorial convention as candidate for delegate to Congress. The Democrats could make no mistake in the nomination of MT. Dennis, as he is an able representative of that party and would make his influence felt in Washington for the good of Arizona, which is the one thing needed at the present time.