The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
BURNS MAD.
He Utters Vague Threats Against
His Enemies.
Bitter Experience IN a Mexican Jail-The
Judges Deois.o1-History Of the
Candelaria Mine.

f .r" "a Dbl O.
~, ana st1s' and Rrnmagin ct al on the
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o"7 I,ofo-o 1o,,,,too an,
. a. It+l,'t+'r - tLa Irnito5 Sfotas
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-. -. E,;-f.,,r ~ IL T~.o,for cot
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"Ds Aot'-' '-N - s''1 -t.
was BuA,s lu uV"tuACi"a s"0 f-'E0' ~
will be used here TO Impe&ca his title 20 IT,
since his escape from the Mexican basGle
b,-+ra f-f,.r.nea c-a 600 bond. Burns has
~ z.,,,,,isti.,, nj Ills ena-
DVNE '0-- - '~ 80 7-l;l,.~.,,r,-
mits, Wl-M Ne c-a'57s WIS" W -
planning 10 have ann suiJtc'ed 10 IAu'sN'-
ties IN order 70 force money settlement
In conversation with q Los Angeles re-
porter. Who interviewed h.m While en- route
IN this civ the Secretary Of State gave
a.. ri.---,' - H.. or~o.+ c0rfra,,7r+ and
-...-.. .
release, To connection Win summary "a
tie facts leading q t0 the trouble.
mn ,-Cr VILE
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concerning t'e l"''o 1e0."' 0'N-,7' az
sa'd Inat oUlil& the lNeHtl-I-uI -o"ts IV--
lowing his arrest he was, by tie terms of
Mexican law. deprived Of all C5mmunica-
,io, NTH tra .ut4r world. Il is rule
80 -..-.... ,--.7 .+.5 ,,vss- orv ofrofr,
"i''~" 90 -- 80 - - r-I-s go
stances, auu DE i'"d ~ suomi ~ a. 80 @i-S
ordinary pu>9Le-. For inns uIJast-LtUle
and prcmeiit4tel outrage be intU3tes shat
coma ana will VET sufar
tr+.- ~ +-,,ts5 +rf.l r,oda N NV +ha
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ouS--"o,i'c ''-'--9 "a IS 60
claims tASl 1-e JuNse o.-o'e ""oH INC
matter was argued announced mat De hau
ne imisdIlti. n to Try IL, and be Temsuded
il to the County Court Of san D.mas State
Of Durango. BY this ruling tie plant IFS
VIII ue obliged 10 tlhe then case 10 iHe
proper c.uil ana esta-.lsu NC" t-0'e'.~e
Is-Js under AlVA', an 4"
AeCVi1lAs, ~ III -'--HS t-S iilt'9 vs.
tLSlhslE tAe properly ~ ole eIdI'o'
VINO u!eu ih II +. III NJ l>14 ttA-tN passed
J1TtgeE many ASlus anu WAS D1a'1 "o'n-
doneu'
CHAIN OF IllLE'
lu 1865 Il was denounced Oy Green and
BursOD, who tlus got possession OF the
pTOpeTty'auj tile right g. operate u as long
as they'd So IN accordance with the mining
laws Of The country. The L3yeaEas, how
ever, claimed IL have legal possession OF the
mine, and IL save litigation an agreement
was entered into by which they were 10 re-
CeIya a tUeuty-1y curtin Of all metal taken out
OF tile mine.
Immediately after the announcement re-
feTTed 10, Green and BurS0n assigned their
interests to Ia Caude.aria Mining Com
pany,' and subs tQUeUIy the Layedgas sold
their interest to j. @. Rice the SuIerinteGd-
ent Of this company About the same time
the company denounced an extension OF
the mine, and two years lateT s0lq beih
properties 10 ne IluIahs' S,tNeL N'.iis
orlL l.a-5 VI ~" 4 81 n -ot 49, no
LJ" t".g-S "o-Ae- o. .to 80 ~
49, 60 ~, --7-s ~
- q, -ss ~ '0-' -o-~ - '--0
C,4t' IgI e4I-'N w t. ..-r
.7 .5s. l'l 80 g,',. ..- , " IN ~. I'm
1882 a--i eAD5'-''7- 1-[.'e-o 'i-''s"- '091--s'
HOW DAN GOT IN.
During that year Burns went down there,
saw an opportunity To Cet the property
cheap. and final y succeeded H. bonding l-
for Columbus w aterA19~e ana associates
for three pears, With liberty TO purchase K
within thar period for $4,000 les bond
"as at-eT|aI1 extended 10 1875. Water
I-u-se gI5.' "a '-'9 60 /" go ~ t3'
vas t't.-' ana 80 d. ~ 'sl
4aIla '-ir ..ei,e4 -1s4 \, l.-! -'lt-l-l7 ~
PAM - " i-.-'- '-- "'9 '-'~--' '--1 -''1
ulrE a. .N5 .ll'. -s.,..
~ 10 l5e--s' utlIe 1.-.- ~ --'1l-c W We
llgpct y. u'-~-,e 81 81 ma -.-3 t.so--' -
4" a. -- - 49, f,i -.
on uss-t W 1' an a., ~ -i-1l ~ ga az .0
- -e "a "a a. hl 80
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Ia-g.S'' al y ~, 80 d - -
go ca VIC - ~ - - - 49,
80 o. u 80 - 80, l---.C-,--to -
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@uJ'iulus -. !- '-@' '''0 p'9Oi-~' iHV'"'
Las O'''- Al -1-'
bfAAllN q AN ? t-AlN'
BernlnEham and BIumaEin 5 connectlon
WIN t-5 60 '49es 4loI N * n -t'17" IA
5Iess , No. : rlar, Pioo Sos
IN -',g -. $50,
p.,,,t-,s[1 nd go 80 vasrs
81 ~. 49, J-si.T 4Ie ono
fo]rtb r-r-rbssa5 nv hin, +. Terr7frrIsr1
"a. y IA NJ Pr~1s - re-
d.,.ras =, 20 - in L-s
80 r.1- fs9-fry ~ as tSar i've len
.5,i,- ~ t,,., - - oct ma m NTavics7
go - l,,, ,s,,sfI7 nv. sr-sst o-r-rai me-
--U ~ 80 sC.atT,il-,' TEs;- 80 ~
80 "' fsi's ,, l'-
0'S-' mas 800 49,
NOT QUITE 80 hoSEAIE'
From another source Of information it Is
learned that Burns las not quite so much
reason 20 crow as he claims. IL Is said the
$4,000 bail was eXaeted because beTmluE-
ham e., a.. made Il appear he INTENDED 10
leave the country 10 order 70 defeat their