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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25

cos que 10 hemos silo pero puesto que esta
listed resuelto, IL dare IN conseio, que bien
vale ell dinero que pierde. Comic listed Ia ST.
tuacion su esposa, que ella le librari del
apuro.
FL hacendista aarg6 Sergio una rnano, que
este no cogi6.
- Orgulloso todavia gs-rnurinur6 Herzog.
Blen nlirado, tiene razon. -. pussto que el es
quien paga.
Sin anAdir una palabra sali0 el Principe.
A Ia misma bora, y enervada por tanto es-
perar, paseaba Ia sonora Desvarennes por su
hahitacion. Sc abrio II pnerta apareci6 por
In Marechal. Venia 81 deseado mensaisro ~
casa de Cayrol. El banquero Sc habfa encerre
DO en- 81 despacho, trabaiando toda In noche
y prohibiendo terminantemente la entrada. La
sehora Desvarennes tenla an los labios una pre-
gunta, que 40 sc atrevia hacer, cuando Ma
rechal aTadio que NADIA anormal pasaba en- la
casa
Al misnao tempo que daba 81 anna la cra-
cias al secretario, In pesada pnerta cochera del
palacIo rechind sobre sus goIzes entr6 rAri.lt,
un carrnaje On I'll patio.
Acerc0se Marechal m balloon, tliio est,
Bola palabra :-iC iCayrol
Con m geato indic6 Ia seiora Desvarennes
NJ joven que Sc alejase, al misno tempo que
al banquero Sc presentaba en- Ia estancia.
A primera vista ohnarv6 el anna las hnalIas
que II horrible noche habfa impreso en- el ros-
tro de aqueI infeliz.
Allegro, sonFosado, fnerte derecho como
una enclua solldamanto nrraigada ell dia ante
ri0r, estaba shora mustio. encorvado ! ma
cllent0 como VIA aneiano. Sns cabelloR hnhian
encapecido de repente a0bre las sienas rnal
NJ los descDlorase u fuego aeYosador da ank
ideas.
FL banQneto era h souabra De II miasao.
Aeerc6se prontamenke 4 81 Il senora Desva-
rannes, conaensando 81 sAtaa trss palahras'
anuialsad DC pre9nnt tas
" hfnr SntSkN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25

-lMserablel lel-exclam6 Panine exasperado
por Ia contestaci6n dc Herzog.
IL listed me insulta g-dijo 81 hacendista
con c6mico snfado;-pues paselo usted bien.
Y dejandO Al Principe Sc dirigi6 hacia la
puerta.
Sergio acudi6 81.
No saldra usted de aqui sin darme los me-
dos de reparar el desastre.
--Pues entonces hablemos como personas
bien educadaa -contest6 Hsrzog acercandose.
He ideado una especuIaci6n maravillosa, con
la cuAl podrem0s salvar In situaci6n. Vamos
reunir los accionistas on el edihcio de Ia
sociedad. Les manifesto el asunto, nos dan
voto de conhanza por 10 pasado y nuevos fon-
dos para 10 porvenlr. lie esta suerte nos libra
mos de responsabilidad hacemos la iugada
lie parece 4 usted hienf
- Rasta-dijo Ell Principe con immense dis
gusto. NO me agrada salr de una situaci6n
vergonzosa por medios mas vergonzosos toda-
via. Cssemos de luchar, puesto que estamos
enteramente perdidos.
Solo los dshiles 50 deian Derder-exela.
md el hacandista. Los fuertes 80 defender.
Puade t1sted renunciar 4 La defensa, ii qniere,
pero yo no, p0tque me he visto en- 0tros apn-
ros- Tres vecea me hs arruinado, y otras tantaa
he rehscho mi fortuna TenRo buena cabeza, '
aunqne estoy hundido, me levantars lIegars
las primeras ilas De los expenditures. 81
entoneen cuento con algunos millones dc sobra,
pagar6 mis- acreedores, quienes, no esperanto
tai ccsa, Qnedaran admirados mas agrAdeci-
dos que Il IL hiciera inmsdialansente.
~ si no dejarau ! usted en- hbertad -
pregnnt6 Sergio. \ III 10 prsuden9
ilsta noche estar6 en- AquisgrAn, Con
test6 Herzog,y desde ALI entrard en- trAtos
con los acciDnistay del Cfa7it0 Uaipessal. Il
distances Sc juzgan nlejor los infereaes. Vie
- nsted epnfnigo1
40, respondi6 Sergio en- roz baih.
~if1ee ustqd NAL La fogfnnh "a eabrichoaa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25


lrritado j aombiio miro Cayrol ii ANA, y con
s,pEagada voz y aleman de augusta respOn
-Nada.
-lNo ha lido?
81 fue, pero no he tenido la energia ne
cssarla para matarle. Crela quo era mas ti-
S.a Ga ser asss'no, usted tanbi6n, no YER
--ICayroll-exclanl6 Il sonora Desvarennes
essrsmeciendose y turbada ii YER Il exacta-
mehte qne ~ comprendia ef hombre cuyo bra
20 habia armada
80 OCCASION, sin embargo. no podia ser
Issas Ir.aa oportuna anadi6 Cayrol aninandose.-.
casa, y Ia ley no ma autor;za ,sra rnatarles,
e1eusa al menos la-nauerts Pues bien, en- este
nosnento p DECISIVE en- que Ii implacable solun-
s.o aeDe day1ei golpe, me falt6 81 corar6n. Fl
we Juana 10 anna
Rue Va usted haccr
H. ae al de otro moglu. Des ms
aaos a4 ssnla parN ntltarle sorpranderle en- mi
$3.50 ea' GesahaEle. Para rs nrirnar0 me faltd
anl1no, me talta habiidad para batirme. No
:. - aA.os -. no por tenor 4 III lnuerte anarpAd@
! - mi vida NADIA me isnporta sfno porque a
yo, Juana aera suya sin estorbo
r.1,,5.. q ~ nocion De las cosas de- este
n1unuo seorevive { nuestra existencia. no en-
sonerav ave reposo nj ann en Il n,uerte. Necssito
paes, separates para sienapre.
kC6mDg :
-o66lls&Rdele aesapaseeer
vi 80 NIGGA
Nssfo1 n nov move smgnnzadox III rnbexa, y diio
"a tr;bnnslsaos 49, n sAAo ~ " Mega, IA entrego
90 ~. $50 Epregunsd Il sehora Desyasea.
t11 ANAnzNndo hnoia Cavrol
uss go VI Tesponai6 y knnapsro cor sner-
!. = 81 Dss.sgEsaieao :. Y ii kiIss Piepsa vssed
s. ~ : isss s@s pFsnds aAs nos aarhepAA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25
PERSECUCI0N

La policfa persigue con insistencia 4
ciertos individuos, de antecedentes sos
pechosos : de pesima fama, a quienes Sc
vefa en- los sitios pnblicos de la ciudad,
y cuya desaparicion coincide con Ell ase-
sinato de Cotorruelo.
Guardamos la necesaria reserva sobre
los nombres de estos sujetos, para no
perjudicar en- 10 mas mfnimo las gestio-
nes que Sc practican y Ia vigilancia que
SO eierce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25
INCOMUN NTCADOS

Los estan aun las personals 4 quienes
Sc detuvo en- los primeros dias siguien-
tes al crimen, exceptuandose 4 Miguel
Tosma Manuel Perez Lucia, que si-
guen presos disposition del Juzgado
respecto de ellos SO levant6 la incomu-
nicaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25

Hay quien piense y hay quien Olga
que el retraimiento del partido autono-
msta no tendra resonancia en- Madrid.
Y los que tai piensan y dicen no sc
apartan un apice de la raz6n nj de la
logica.
Era de esperar que el senor Labra
impulsase, con su elocuencia y con
su apoyo, nuestra actitud viril y digna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25
Ell asesinat0 de Cotorruelo
RUMORES

Sc dice que vendra entender en- La
causa, como juez especial. el sellor Ma
gistrado don Enrique Dfaz Guijarro,
criminalista competentisimo.
Sc dice que hay personals dispuestass
& entregar la suma de dos mil duros al
que descubra al asesino 8 al que ponga
4 los tribunales sobre una pista verda-
dera.
Lo primero nos parece probable :
cuando Sc oculta en- ell misterio un crf-
men de tanta magnitud como el de la
calle de la Marina, la Audiencia envfa
uno de sus miembros practicar la in
vestigacion.
Lo segundo nos parece acertado: 81
por una misera suma Sc compra ell pu-
nal de un sicario, por una suma mas
ifnportante pueden comprarse delato-
res, que, despues de todo. prestarian
eminente servicio la sociedad.
Aguardemos que SO con6rmen 8 4
que Sc desvirtuen esos rumores
TENTATIVA INUTIL
Como Sc susurrase que sel arn1a cri-.
minal fue arroiada 4 la letrina del ho-
Tel COnOclQO con 81 uOmDre 10 Lt tACO5t
de Orc, Sc practice un minucioso reco-
nocimiento en- las materias fecales del
susodicho lugar.
Nos aseguran que la tentativa no al
canzo resultado alguno; por mas que
Sc hiciera con escrupulosidad, por me-
dio de los operarios que Sc dedican &
esos trabajos, con la Immediate vigi-
lancia del Alcalde. ell .Jefe de Policia.
ell sub-inspector Perez, el celador Co
bos los vigilantes Acosta, Rivera,
Morera Artesona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25

XII senor Garcia del Vale, secretario
de Ia Junta Central encargada de diri-
gir los trabajos convenientes fin de
Que Puerto-Rico concurra con honor al
gran certamen americana, nos remite la
circular que, complaciendole, reprodu-
rirnna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25

Teniendo en- cartera mas noticias, es-
peramos comprobarlas antes de disponer
So publication.
Nj queremos dar al p1blico detalles
sin valor, nj podemos prestar asenso &
suposiciones indiscretas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25
PRESOS

Aver fue detenido Ramon Guzman,
alias Charfas, revendedor del Mercado,
COLO, que necesita muletas para andar.
Els licenciado del presidio, donde sufri6
diez amos de condena, por desacato 4 la
Guardia civil; sali6 de la carcel de esta
ciudad hace mes y medic, por alteracio-
nes del orden p1blico.
Ha sido preso tambien Tomas Flores
Zambrana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-25

SERGIO FAMINE


1'ra9r easl.lIaaa 4 Laolano Najsra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
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statement ~ FArIz from 4. A
tsrant

10th" 'nUk"us # Alhulurru"
In v"w 1T thr Iur~rut status Il IA,
water q"r'l"u ~ Albuquerque. il IL
Pr"I"r that ,h" Ir"ll,, e tins city shnnhI
hnN" ~ plain statement e thr ras,, a. i,
"Nl~,r, aud zinc" II we'll known that
h"ld maj "rlty Of IA" stock n the water
company, It ~ proper that such state,
mont should com" tr,uu mr
Tia" company undertook some years
nl" I" give Tia" t"wu.uf AlhuuurrIur "A
water surply, uudrr II tIanrhlsr obtained
from ia" council, aud M lur, lance, II "A
contract entered utu between the com.
lnuy AMI the council. basel muu TN.
franchise" The rrght If the company To-
l''rai" III works under this franchise
"'- never called IN question ,lll little
".'' 'hau year ~,
"'"l IA" Contract referred /" n water
""ll'! '"', '""n furnished Ton public and
plN"' 'H'.' 49, g"rl as II waS Ia the Is,w.
'r 81 we Company I" furnish A great
many d'ih'n'H"" have hrrn encountered
fr"m time t" 'lm", hut they have been met
aud overcome to ia" hrst II the conuauv's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
GIFTS TO LADY TEACHERS
Two roStl, and Beautiful Gold
Watches and Chains ~ be-
Given by The Citizen 10 Two NJ the
Mo,i Popular Lady Teachers
~ Ntw MiNI,O AND ARIZONA.

TuF Citils, offers twu beautiful q IA
Watches and Chains L thr iWu muHt Irr.
ular lady tra,hrrs ~ New Mexico aud
Arizona
flrri NGuld watch and Chain. bean.
tfullS rw'tu-t.sl with diamonds. c,~tu,
Tut CirIlK> Sl2i This watch huI
Cham n IN exhibition at VI G. Nr,tl-.
toms, tins city, whrr" the t"arhrrS aud
their friends Rir inv itr,l tutall aud 80" II
S,'rumd todd Watch and Chain. me
Il thr prt'"s, ~ the city. costing 81
tbs may ", seen uu "NhihitIun at Arthur
EN,, %, r jrw"lry store.
'hr-- watchers will h presented tn the
lii - entitled tn r,r,'iV" them IN Thank.
lt,'ug Day. lNH3. 10y committee uf grn.
il"m"u tea, u"rr who viii net NJ Judges 4
the voting ruht"rt, CANVASS the vote AMI
nuuuuur" ia" decision
AZ u u'Chgk ~ the evening "a that day
thr ,uutrst viii rlr~'', and the Announce.
m"'i ~ ia" WINNERS uamrr viii le madr
~ Iuk t'TIlkN the neat Att'tu,stu
-" drri~Iuu iu Lee IuH,l" 10y III" votes
%. ,,r I"uTlr All YOU have g. du IL H.
go, nut the ruuI"II, which will appear 10
r..,h issi" ut IuK DAILN triIkN from
tus dat" until Thanksgiving hay. lS,J,
iu,lralNr, write the hamr aud ndlt,.-s
thereon "f Tia" I"i,,"u y"u wish tn vote iur
Ani forward II IT, IuK tIriGkN, AlhuIurr.
que. y VI
Hn"s" who prefer not g. hT trmhh,I
wuh ruiin- ~ coupons may record thor
w,si,s IA ia" following manner For go h
snhs,rIt"r t. TuE DAuN CIrlLkN ~
votes vii 10" rr'ui,i"d for each week 90,
-uh-'rId,nu. and fnr each suhrcriIi 10
u, - per year :" ia" WEESrN tItIlsS
mjS ,Wu votes will II" recorded Pr
each da,l, subscription 10y mail twenty.
nNr Nui"s viii l,' r'cuiNlrd for each month
IL subscription raid. Thus. II Iarron
Wishes tn east - Votes, Il" will forward
- aud iudIra," tu " hum iw isl-s the
votes credited city suls,rilrrr who
hAv" the paper delivered 10y carrier. ran
hAN" ta"Ir votes r',uplcd IA the .Am-
manner l.! raylu. 10 r"utr I"r month 10
AiNRu,"
Her" Is ia" coupon. cat It out. write
Thereon the full uain' nui Iaptnihrr ni.
dr's- "f TIA" l"r~"i Suu wish tu vote flr.
l"iug careful {" writ" plainly, and s,rI
81 hrlur 1t I" Tuk CIrEtN, 10. Il3 TODD
avenue. Albuquerque. y VI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
international irr,sn,,on Conxr~.-

TIA" official Proceedings uf ia" Inter
nutI"nal Irrigation Cuugr,ss. HELD nj l.ur
Angeles, California. Ortul"r 10Th Ia lIih,
hay" Ju'' been ISSUED ia pamphlet fnrn.
Tia" book contains nearly 700 pages aud
embraces ia" Call for Congress; the Al.
dresses &c WELCOME; n List Of Delegates
Permanent Organization; Address nr the
Pr"s,i"nt; Formal 81" nlng Address
Resolutions introduced 10y Members
Addresses delivered. mI by Foreign prl--
gnt"s, lJ hy Amrrrau nrlrgaic-; prinri.
lhsrusrl"ur; Address I" the Country
National Executive Committee; OrganiLa-
tl"u If ia" Commute" and the Plan II
work for ~" S"At Congress.
Thr dircusslunr cover wih" range ni
topics "u irrigation subjects aud the brnk
contains matter II deep interest Ia all Ia.
citizens f the arid stat"s The pirGmd.
ngr M" published 10y the LA Angeles
Chamber If Commerce. aud extra copies
"an h" secured by sending SlN i.crnt
stamps, 1" cover cost II printing and
postage. I" FWkp l., ALLEs. SECRETARY lu-
~lua'"nal Irrigation Congress, Lur An.
E"l"s, California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

A "nmiti'r consisting IL County IN.
rrin,""i"nt Whiting, Prof Ramsay Il
III" Territorial University. and Prd.
Hsigin, principal nf the Albuluerlue
public S"h""lS. will have charge and ~.
l~rvisi"n "f the counting IL the votes
Tia" uHm"s uf contestants will be- pub.
li-h'-i IN the SATURDAY ClrlzkS until the
contest cl"s''s
send III ia" coupons. They will he
rar'tnll! rc"r!"i in h,ok kept Tor the
purlo-". Address all letters.
Tux DAILY CIrlzEN,
Albuquerque, n NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

The Citis~n Wa,rh Contest Nearing
aetese.

tn" following IL the vote ras, in Tux
t,rlzN> contest M I" Friday evening
NOV Il. TIA" votes east viii h" counted
every FRIDAY "v"nlu. during the contest
aud published III the SATURDAY issues If
ia" PAPER:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
HilLRO NOTES,

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, $3.50 ,' '' = WI" s'''' '''''. ~
Inc season t' I've s'"' \ -'Hr"r"'T n
a'"n' "N'i amt r"~ni's show That ml uu-
0"'ll''
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WI" h'lEh' per 81" OBJ" I'm sl"u' E'""IT
'"' I'VE H'"h '''n F"'"- w. |''I' w,
""A'"R me rate ''"' ~
1h" u"k"t brokers in ln- Ausrlr~ are
counting "a r"nrIue harvest FROM NE
.'w rat" r"ud trip tickets winch the
southern rari'r viii sell - san Fran.
r,"r duuug ia" Milwu'"r Fair
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T. / Clark. grand chief 81 r.,. urlr,
Il Hallway ruudurtnr-. II iu bowen hay
INK h.,u ia nu ohirral trip ,a 'U,. wrs,
Mr. '@,N states that several Threatened
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

Passenger train ~" I passing Drakr
west # kingman, At . o'clnrk Monday
morning AMI bound east, wAA delayed
ewing Ia a hr'kru rail. The rIprrss ear
mad" n c"mpl"t" r"m"rsault and the day
coach len ia" track, Messenger McCul-
l"m autographed che delay to the lo-Al
"Ih"" and r"I"rt'd only n few scratches,
y" "n" else Wac hurt in any way, The
tram reached her" only one hour late
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

Frank Convey, manager ~ ia" famous
Pal" All" HORSE farm, belonging To- the ~.
tat" Il ia" late senator stanford, PASSED
through Tucson the other day rn route Ia
New York with seven ear loads II thor.
"ughhr,si racing stock, worth in the AZ.
sr"ga," about S5n,Mn,
In England they propose that local au.
,horltlrS buy up waste ar unrcupird
lands on which those IN rufurcel ldlenrss
may he employed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

\ I"1I"TN0- T||T0T NNWI' M WIN II
nearly such. hos hr"u invented 10y n
rhnu,L man uawrd liurr,ws. II works
with mn "uI...- chain u rl"vatiug buck
etc, =" ~ ',.! united with the turh.n"
wheel ~ .,'k like arpnratu-, that the
w"0-'' . 'u' water will rr"I'l the wheel
l. N. ..rd winding up "u'I about one"
, N.rh Capital liar mk"u hold II "a"
.. ns, ,h,ugh uu real tr-'- nave been
mad"
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-21

The Star continuous laboriously to
defend Governor Hughes from the at
tacks of the Gazette. There is no
necessity for it and we think that if the
old gentleman himself was here he
would be mum as church oyster, so
far as his own paper was concerned.
Hughes is but the second democratic
governor the territory ever had and he
is SO far above the first that the
territory could not afford to take the
chance a change would subject
them to. When the present governor
was q candidate for the office he was
supported by an almost unanimous
press and unless alienated by some
overt act he will find the press
still loyal in its support. The Gazette
may be little disgruntled at the
present time. but if let alone will come
around all right and in less than q
month will be whooping it up for
Governor Hughes and Johney as it did
in the days of old. Once in while,
in the language of the late lamented
Joseph DUR, "we must have a little
fun" but aside from that Governor
Hughes can go into continuous ses-
sion for he has not and can have no
better champions than the newspapers
Of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-21
TOMBSTONE CLIPPINGS.
Prospector.

Any person knowing the where
abouts of Berrie Ricketson will please
write to his mother, Jane Ricketson
Llano, Texas.
Sunday MessIs. Lewis Williams
w. HI. Harvey, Tom Devine, Sibley
Jake Smith. Geo. McGraw, Misses
Stiles and Ona McGraw left on a
special for Chicago. They were es-
corted as far as Fairbank by a number
of friends.
Recently Perrin & Thornton OF
Benson sold all of their cattle, some
5000 head, to Carr & Hagan of Cali
fornia, who are having them shipped
to their big ranch near Bakersfield.
Over thirty cars loaded with cattle
left Benson Saturday.
Last night at 8 o'clock at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, Miss
Evalina Reilly and Chas. Bradley were
united in marriage by j. F. Duncan.
VIM. Bartholomew officiated as
groomsmsn and Miss Kate Fuss as
bridesmaid.
A reouisition upon the governor of
Texas for the apprehension of Edwin
S. Booth, was issued Saturday by Act
ing Governor Bruce and directed to
Thos. G. Howard, constable at Wilcox
Booth, who was a school teacher at
Wilcox, is charged with having
seduced one Of his pupils, Minnie
King. a thirteen-year-old girl. The
offence was committed on April 10 of
this year. Complaint was soon after
made by the child's mother and a
warrant issued for his arrest, but his
whereabouts has been learned only
recently.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-21

ALTHUGH the elections are more than
a year off the republican congressional
campaign committee has organized for
business and will at once open head
quarters in Washington and begin the
work that is expected to result in
giving the republicans control of the
next house. The following experienced
campaigners will run the machine;
Chairman, Hon. j. A. Caldwell, of
Ohio; vlce-chairman, Hon. j. W. Bah
cock, of Wis, secretary, Hon. S. S.
Odds, of Mich, assistant secretary,
Col. 7. II. Mckee, of Indiana. An ex-
ecutive committee composed of the
following senators and representatives,
in addition to theichairman and secretary
who are ex-officio members, will be in
immediate charge: Representatives
Draper, of Mass. Hooper, of New York,
Hit, of Illinois, Sweet, of Idaho, and
Settle, of North Carolina, and Senators
Henderson, of Nebraska, and Perkins,
of California.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-21

IT costs a lot of money to keep
detectives hanging around the homes
OF pensioned veterans, in search of some
excuse to deprive the pensioner of all
or portion OF his allowance. In the
regular pension appropriation bill for
the current fiscal year there was an
item of 100000 for the investigation of
pension cases; that is, to pay expenses
incurred outside of the regular machin-
cry OF the pension bureau. Although
only little more than one-fourth of
the fiscal year has gone all of that
s20O,eO0 appropriation has been ex-
pended and Secretary Hoke Smith has
asked congress for an additional appro-
priation of 100000 to be used for the
same purpose.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-21

The campaign for equal suffrage is
progressing favorably. There does not
seem to be much opposition to giving
women the right to vote in Colorado,
and unless q change in the drift of
public opinion takes place. the proposed
extension eff the suffrage in all probabi-
lily will be made. There is really very
little to be said against equal suffrage,
for the majority of the women of this
country are as we'll educated and as in
telligent as the men. AS we have fire.
quently said, the strong argument in
favor OF equal suffrage lie based upon
considerations of justice. Women are
citizens of the state and they are
subject to its government. 1t, therefore,
is unjust to deny them voice in the
election of the officers who may be
called upon 20 conduct the affairs OF the
government. Itmsy be said the women
do not care to vote, but that is true of
great many men also. Nobody thinks
of denying men the right to vote
because q certain percentage OF them do
not avail themselves OF that right. The
question of whether women would vote
or not is q matter which should be left
to tnem.-Denver Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-10-21

THE Journal Miner still continues TO
comb down the qualifications of Judge
Rouse for the bench. We endorsed the
Judge for the ''first vacancy" and we
continue to take pleasure in congratulate
ing the country on his appointment.
We never did claim that he was house
filler on law, but we did claim and still
claim that the judge will do right 60 far
as he sees the right, and that no polit-
ical jsckleg will run his court while he
sits as judges thing we regret to say
that cannot be said of some of President
Cleveland's former judicial in appolntees
this territory. Sabe, journal Miner.