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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
IuEuNIIHOAUS ,iIoN
,.rand enter , osanctor , iarL HrIrn,
interviewed

\ representative ~ fnE CuIfEN called
ou T.. r. CLARK, grand chief conductor
u the Order u Railway Conductors, nj
the san fetlpe aud found him ia
phtlur ~, IA company with II. j. Stan.
~, chairman of the general grievance
committee Uf that order Tor the Santa
be system. rnrss gentlemen were
ready to give Huy Information
l,UtSibls relative To- Ia, trouble *
lstlug on the Atlantic a Pacific railroads
aud the conversation Hi'h them oiiriied
the following siatrurutr
"Nhlle ~ do not endorse or approve
the Rciiuns II the Brotherhood ut tail
road Employees or their manucr % doing
uuslues-,' remarked Mr.. Clark, I've have
Lu quarrel With them further tdau they
impose UPON us 10y making unjust anu
uurall-d Tor attack, upJL our nirmbcIs,
"lu the peculiarly conducted inter.
view With Superintendent DenuIr they
made Il, maudr, aud forced compisnc,
th-rrWith, Which uug .stiy aud II, fIuusl!
affected members ~ our Order. We are
here ia accord Win our laws 10 Iusis'
upuu TIE return uf our members To the
position from winch they nave been arb
trHrily removed. WeptupOse 10 Afford our
members protection IA tLelr positions
and their rlshts, ~ far Ia the resources
- the D.irt viii pefinlt. Tue state.
mculs mnie III pint - lew days since un.
der The heat u Perlidy ~ the q. Il G.,
are SIMPLY tue wiltul misstatement 81
facts ur u statement which bus no foun.
datiuu ia truth,
"NrdI not care tn cutter into any con.
truNrrry ~ puut. Our business IN with
the Atlantic n Pacific officials until they
return our men 10 their POSITIONS, aud
after that II Ii slmpIy 10 protect them
therein.
The hasty departure from this sec
ton ~ srv~tHl ~ those who were must
prbmiurui ~ thls move IL u somewhat
peculiar Nay ~ showing 4 c;s confidence
/ ~ the Justice ~ their cause or then con
/ NCtiuu that they were flght.'
Tue tIIIltS reporter was agreeably
| surptI'rd ~ both ar. Clark aud MIR
| Stanley, they are pleasant, agreeable
and away aDuve the ordinary man IN ~
| tclhgcucc Iney believe that their Or
! der ~ rIgit ~ tue present trouble, and
/ have tue Hssurances OF the Atlantic Il
I iHwii' officials that the meu recently
removed 10y order % the Brotherhood Of
Enii~Uy Employees viii, at an early dag,
: h. restored to their former posltio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
ruR vsAsuCr a. EsTsoN
rhe s~h~mrr- ftsd Themselves In nv
Unexpected ntiemma.

Last evening the Vieduct contract,
winch wAa rushed through the EQUINE I
the other evening very hutTiodtJ, NHr
SuOmitted 10 Mayor yesterday, aud ~
ter long hesitation uu the part ~ the
cunecIen tious, gOod man, he final y
placed his slRnatur. tu the obnoN iuus
contract.
Tnk CITIZEN on learning that the city
clerk, \. Gruusfeld, had ilatly refused Ia
attest the signature ~ the mayor, by
nj - signing the contract, tue reportet
e. led un that gentleman this afternoon,
~ the purpose ~ getting Its vows on
tie question ut issue.
In the tirst place. remarked Mr. &.
irunsield, 81 don't think the e, utraut Ia
al Tor the reason that the urd0unu,r
- rtMning thereto wns pns s"d without
t4r suspension ~ rules. aud rrrun'tuu
was drawn up nj the same meeting ~ the
board awarding the contract 10 to.
X nv Bridge company, although thc "
duane. had not bs.n publishnl five
times ~ required 10y Law Tor ~ togo
Iulo effect. Al the time the buds Vrr"
up.hed Tor the letting ~ the contract,
there was trlrgtapElc bud from the
Milwaukee Bridge aud Iron
wu,ks offering ~ do the bridge
work according to advertised prnpueals)
complete, for $500, ut the same tine ~
forming the CITY clerk that written
PROPOSAL had been mailed, giving full and
complete details % bid OB the night
thu council met 10 let the contract, Il
Was moved 10y Alderman kankin, second
Ell by Alderman Pratt, FOR the council To
await the arrival ~ the Srlttsn PROPOSAL
" llch motion Was rN~rrdl"d and lust,
a. Il the contract let 10 the King Bridge
company. Siucs that tune ! have t.
cc we'd q letter from the Milwaukee
Bridge and Iron works, stating that III"
bld ~ $500 would include cv, ything
complete, except the APPROACHES, the lat
ter amounting to not over Slhh, which
would make the Milwaukee hld Tor tie
entire work only $l2gD, difference -
~ 900, which IL imposed upon the tax
payers 81 the clty 10y the board allowing
tie contract TO the King Bridge com
pRny. For these rearons and others
have refused To sgn the contract, aud
u less | am compelled 10 do ~ by law, !
stall not place my signature to the CON
tr ct"
The letting ~ the bid by the majority
Of the council, their vote bong Increased
by that of a republican member, ~ cans
ing considerable comment. and many are
HekIng the question: GLOW much did the
voters get Tor their Vote"
q. Is. Wilea, the King Bridge company
representative. who has been here Tor
the past Few weeks, has been quite lev
Ish ~ hIs treatment 81 certain people,
aui there are newspaper readers 10 III"
metropolis who are willing to j"clhr"
thu It.. lndieCr"et youth on erveirl &C.
ctsibrs remarked that h,s company
would get the contract, 4 mp,t"f"i MT
vi either the bld wac the lowest ur not,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

The city council met in special session
At o'clock yesterday afternoon and ap'
pointed the following boards Of rex 'stra'
ton:
Firs, ward--Wm. Farr, ID. y. Bucklin.
Donald Mcitas. piao. of registration
Hughes saddlery store, Second street.
Second ward.-Michael Ryan, sam
Sterns, Cnss. Whiting. Place Of regis
tration. L.ockhArt's office. Second ~ rect.
Third wsrd-J. II. Madden, j. A.
Jacoby, Is 4. Sleyster. Place Of regis
tration, Madden's store.
Fourth wsrd-W. Y. Walton, W. W,
McClellsn, h. 0runsteld. Place Of
registration, Nslton's drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

j. H. SAINT, who has been 10 SOcorro
county, r.turned last night
4. ". kimball, day clr'k II the Armi
~. is sick aDed with throat trouble.
Mrs. J I'm James has joined her hus.
band. returning from Carthage, y. M
the other day,
Hank r,nckney IL itmping, the re'ult
" friendly bout he had last Saturday
with Harry lee.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Gillette, OF Van Buren,
hrk, IL here on u visit 10 her son,
Switchmun Frank Gillette.
Richard pJhl, the manager ~ Louis
liunlng'e ranch husIuets, SHs NJ the San
Felipe " t.riny from l.ps lunas,
Dr.. Prrce reports Fred Spear" M
shghtly approving. MIR, Speare IL suh"r'
iug with .bdomlual dropsy, and on sun
day the ii ,c,or rni to tap his patient
P.J. 4 wuer, one o, the cattle lnspec.
tors Tor he northern seotlon OF Ne"
Mexico, registered last evening at the
European.
Tn. " IL 81 the Railroad avenu"
,l.sl.r IN cigars and tobiccos, Mrs. =,
Hud.kon has arrived from Neg York.
much to ne jIy VI the husband.
J. 4. l.pckhart. ~ sheriff OF Grant
county, = ,ssed up the road from Dem,ue
10 LA Ju IL, Cll,, last evening, whe-e he
has severe, thousand head Of cattle pas.
tuning.
+. W. tlrich, Portland, Maine, I. H..
Sears, Ssp Mirciai; John A. Long, San
IN re; r. sdsric Remington, New York,
called at he Commercial club yesterday
Afternoon
Mrs. Vim. 4. Rafferty,, wife " Major
rafferty,, with her mother, Mrs. Mark
h.zskiela. came up from Tucson last
night, stopped At the San Felipe, aud
this NOR, ing left for Fort WiLgGte,
I'M. { Tnsll and a party Of friends,
who hav. Deen on visit to III Paso aud
Mexico, : assed up the road on their way
to Chicae1 last night, Mr. Cornell ~
city passenger agent Tor the Santa Re
At Chicago.
Mrs. X NJ Barbour, VINO got left yes.
tsrday M rning by holding on To seat
Ia the lsuies' waiting room at the dePDt,
left this morning Tor her home at Mon.
tsrey, NJ, xico. She was iIlned at 40
zorro by Ter sister, Mrs. Austin.
Rev. H,nry Forres or and family ex.
poet TO l-ave 10 morrow morning Tor
their new home At City % Mexico. Eu
route thy Will visit friends at Las
Crucsa, ut which place Miss Kate For
roster, no Y in Denver, will join them.
J. r. NJ Iore, the Cerrillos contractor
and water works man. Is At the Euro,
psaR, H. leaves Tor Gallup Tomorrow
morning, where he goes for the purpose
of interv,nw wing the people there Ia re-
gard 10 the establish ment Of water
works Tor Gallup.
Mrs, &. y. Bailey, wife ot e. +. Bailey,
the Las Vegas ticket agent, came Ia
from CALI ornia last night, being met at
the depo, ny Mr. and Mrs, Fred. Hol,on,
with whoa she enjoyed u very pleasant
half hours conversation. Mrs. Bailey
continue on 10 Las Vegas.
Mrs My Teats, the grsa, temperance
worker snl rescuer Of fallen women, for.
msrly Of Las Vegas but nov of Oakland
GAL, came dowp from Las Vegas las,
nig., sud viii spend the day With the
family Of Judge Loo. The lSiy will Don.
tinue on - Oakland this evening,
Domingo sz ChAves, VI Ponto de
Aqua, v.isocis county, rode into the
city yesterday afternoon, bringing in
with him W.A-hlnnnsr's horss, 0ns VI tks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
They Quit

The snids morning sheet Ia not honest
enough TO pay the little boys thst larry
IN. papers, and ~ their parsnts sou ID
not compel them 10 donate their labor to
the snide concern free, they asked Tor
their wages, was told that they (the
su,de concern) thought they were work
ing for nothing, and In consequence the
boys struck, which vac proper THIS
state Of affairs has existed on aud on
ever since the concern started, and that
is the reason the alleged manager IL coca
sionaly noticed around trying 10 tind hIs
few su bscribers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
The Raiiroad Trouble

tn" No l passenger train, due here at
$50 u. m, did not arrive untll after noon
to-day, owing "a trouble with Operators
at Asu Fork.
At tins hour. I o'clock p. NJ, no strike
II ~ progress uu the Atlantic X Pacific,
although there IN considerable smoke IN
the air Hud tumors are rife thai before
the u.xt tWelv. hours u Oig strike Will
b" inaugurHted.
Tue officials u III. road, however, ap
prehcud 40 s.r'ke, tut II 10 apparent
tuHt thry entertain tue idea that some ~
the men will cause trouble aud are pre-
pariug Ia u e-t them, saturday n gang
Il M-xlcAus, under Frank Van lIsuVen,
and all armed, were sent out over
the road, aud last night seventy men,
under Thomas ilubl,-il, ex.sheuf, left
Tor WIuslow and Williams, Richard
English. general master mechanic, and
John Deuair, superintendent ~ transpor.
tauun, also accompanied Mr.. iIubbell
and his men last evening.
L. ~ learned here that several opera
tors and employe@ we're discharged out
on the road yesterday, last night
aud this morning, aud Il IL limited
that u this part ~ the pro
gram IL continued IN such q vigorous
manner tina, II vail DO followed 10y
bloOdshed.
At Winslow some I'arsou run the
water out ~ the boiler Of the engine III
p,.ss. niger tram No. 1, and the act was
discovered IN time 10 prevent the engine
from beiug "killed."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
Css,.r,us IN I.eaasylyaa,a.

Swicklsy, Penn. We had an epidemic
Of cholerine, IA our phys'cisns n"lled It,
and made q great hit With Chamoer'
iain's Collie, Cholera and parrh9a
Remedy. ] sold four dozen bottles OF
il Ia one week, aud have since sold near
ly gross This remedy dId tue work
and was q big Advertissment Tor me:
Several persons who had been troubled
with diarrhoea Tor two or three weeks
we're cnred by few dosee OF this medl'
cins, PIP. KSArr, Pm. q. Bold by T.
M. Bursess 4 Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Since its tirst introduction, Electric
Bt'erS has gained rapidly III popular IA
yur, until nav II II clearly IN the lead
among pure medicinal tones aud altera
tlvrs containing nothing which per
mlts lts use ~ beverage or intoxlcant,
II ~ recognized ~ the best and Luresi
medicine Tor all ailments u stomach,
liver or kidneys. II will cure sick head
ache, indigestion, constipation, and
drive malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle or
the money will Ia ret Indsd, Price only
IN. per bottle Bold 10y T. II. burgess a
Son, druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
ALI. an ONE.
The s,tua,iss on the Atlantic a Pa.
rinr About the rnme.

There ~ 40 change IN the situation on
~" Atlantic n Pacific from what was
publish"d yesterday afternoon, eAcept
the fact that United states Marshal
l'Aul, ~ Arizona, WITH p,'sse " twenty.
I'VE deputies, cHtss M from the south on
No. = last night, and went west on No. 3
Two hours later. lie goe4 ~ western
Arizona, through which the Atlantic 4
Pacific runs, Tor III" purpose ~ prevent.
INK the interruption ~ the running ~
mail trains.
The discharged men at the various d.
VISION I'oluts are orderly, although last
niHht sOtne person turned Au engine
luUN" nj lusiJN anu u very serious no.
cldcut was prevented 10y the en-.
gine hlng caught aud HtOpIpd
near Hardy station. No. 3 passrn.
ger tram gulug wet, bad Just
cleared the main track. The porpetra
tor Wi be ierrctrd out aud punished.
lhps. Crrpat. the discharged dispatch.
er, VINO was iiued e. aud ru.,a by Jas.
IT," lnckhart Tor resisting Sp~clnl Oni
c"t janice Suuth, will not appeal, hAv.
lrg teCunetdrtrd 10y paying the tine.
y me ~ our citizens ARE Httuag IA con.
drmulug the authorities Tor not grant
jng ttcpAr bal, allowing him a. remain
all night long IN u JAN among buns aud
nee.
N,uNrLriI plNi>r.
\ 'rw days ago c. NJ lIolmes publish.
Ell COMMUNICATION ~ lnt CITlILN,
charging that the conductors Oh the Aun
Atbut road were running cu:lnes during
the present strike on ,ha. road bet wecn
the company and eng, nears and tremon.
The conductors here feeliug that the ~.
port NaH u talsehoDd, and desiring Ia re-
fntr the charge officially, received the
iuliuSIug Telegram which clearly proves
that MIR llulmeg was mistaken:
Tol"du, OHIO, March ~.
l. T. Clark, grand chief conductor ~ the
order 81 Halfway Conductors, Albu.
qu-, s. NJ
! have ~ kuONl"dge ~ any " your
moub"ts running engines IN Toledo, Ann
ArDot and North Michigan strike II any
are reported, Will advise You.
T. 7. SNHdESr.
The gentleman who aaut the above dis.
patch Is the grand master VI tae Broth.
ethoud ~ Locomotive Firemen, aud h,a
Telegram surely should De accepted w
! official IL every Respect.
ANu1urE uESiNL.
Il has been reported extensively, not
only among rairoRderB hut outside cltl.
1eup, that the Atlantic * Pacific Railroad
company are d,rcharelng men now Tor no
other Reason than that they are members
AMI sympatHt4'rs ~ the Brotherhood ~
Hallway Employees. 10 rrtute tina charge
toe following bulletin hgs been issued:
Williams, \. L, March 81.
10 Employees transportation Depart
ment, Atlantic X Pacific Railroad com.
pnuN.
As understand some % the men re-
Gently employed IN the transportation de.
pnrtment are circulating the report that
the company " dlscharglns Is. ~ X. L,
and q. Of Il. 7, employee, deem It
necessary u state that the company has
not or will not discharge u slugle mem
brr ~ either 81 these OrgsnizstioBs eS-
ccpt for sufficient reason. In fact, every
uan whom the company has employed To
take H.. plac.0 Of B % H. I. men, dis.
charged for cause, are either u. u. T., Is.
| Il, j, or q, X. G.. men,
JuuS DLSAIR,
Superintendent transportation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
llinirlrIl' earl.

On Saturday afternoon the Iuries on
the United States side ~ the court were
discharged. The grand Jury presented
a number Of indictments.
This morning the petit jury for the
trial oi criminal and civil causes was or
gsnized, and the cass u the Territory W
Daniel Rameriz. indicted Tor muidei,
was called for trisl, Out by reason Of the
sbssnoe OF Mr.. Thnmas hrbbsll, an i'm
portaut witness, the case had 10 bs con
tinusd until later 10 the term.
The case ot the Territory We. Frank
90 X, one Of the men charged with lar.
oeny from Poet y Co.'S store, will be
tired 10 morrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

The FL Paso Bullion confirms the FOL.
lowing concerning one OF the bes. men
IN this city;
Chas. OConor Roberto, OF AlOupuer.
que, IL u Candidate for the position II IN.
spectur of minee. The Bullion has this
10 al, for him, that he il compe,aut To
fll the position with credit To hlmself
and TO protect the interests Of til" PEG
Pile. Mr.. Roberts has had long expert.
ence in mining that dates back . the
period when Leadville had not y't at.
tractad the attention OF the miniug
world. and when the output Of her
mines we're insignificant. IL Mr.. Rob.
erts IL successful and 10 appointed the
inspector Of ths mines Of New Mexico,
We are safe in the statement tina, more
than one mine now working will be 30
operated that avenues Of escape Ill be
provided miners IN case " accident,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
aheana,i.m 4aien,y Curea.

Three days 10 q very short time Ia
which 10 cure q bad case Ut sheu matism
but il can bs done, II the proper treat
msnt 10 adopted, as Will 10 sssn by the
folIovina from James lambert, Of New
Branswiok, H.: Il was badly afflicted
with rhsu m attain in the hips aud legs,
when | bought . bottle u Chamberlain q
Pain Hahn. Il, cured me In thres days
Am all right 10 day; ard would iLs.st
on every one who is afflicted viin that
terrible dissass 10 uss Chambsrlain's
pain Balm and gs, wall at ones." b.
osot bottles Tor sslS Dv 7. II. Barssas a
Bon, drugEisis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

Subordinate lodge No. as, OF the
National Brotherhood Of Boz lsrmaksrs,
fave their second annual ball at the
trmory last evening. and like their hrst
knnua ball was suocess In all the min
pest details. The music was ~ good
p poss'ble-thAt Ia, a. good a. nrst class
pos'c'ans can play, and :hs dancers
efe as merry a. life and good health
3An bring about. Al 9:i6 o'clock the
rand march started, and when No. 70 Of
he order OF dances was reached, the
lus streaks OF another day were noticed
the eastern horizon. Martin TeFney
~ the musical director, and he hirssd
Ihfoaxh the hall like o younsstsr, PET
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
A. Ota Ttmer.

Fred. Bowen, who old dated as u po'
iicaman OF the city under Chief Howe
some eight years ago, and was aiso q
depu,y sheriff Of the county, 10 again 10
the CITY after an sbssnoe 81 six y.srs,
which time he hss spent in Pue6lo, COL
Frsd' made good, courageous officer 10
those days, and there are q lot OF people
hsrs Who would like 10 see him wearing
a ssar again. A police forcs should 10
~ nssituted Of such timbsr that embraces
the mske-up Of Fred. Bowen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
AtAIisa changes.

7. X. GALel. general superintendent
circular No, ~, 10 regard 10 the follow
ing changes 10 station nance which
went into effect Monday morning:
Prescott Junction, Arizona, (Ar1ona
divison.) will 10 known ~ SeliKman,
mile post a. from Albuquerque,
Cons. CeliforniA, (California division, J
mile post 900 2 from Albuquerque, will
10 known a. Blaks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
ia, uso-,~r. " an, th. ne.t.

The people u this vicinity Insist on
having ChRmberlains Cough Rsmedy,
and do not want any other" says John
v. bishop, of Portland, Mills, Indiana.
That 10 right They know II 10 bs su-
perior 10 any other for colds, and ~
preventive and cure Tor Group, and Why
should they not insist upon having ~
60 csn, bottles Tor sale by I. IL. BuaGEsa
4 Bos, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

On last Saturday, Joseph Goodtsllow,
day oPerator IN the general offices OF the
Atlantic A Pacific, received his walking
papers
Monday George r, sides, hrp. trick
disps' cher vt the general Offices o. the
Atlantic \ Pacific, was dismissed from
the services OF the company. Mr., Sides
had been Tor three years al faithful opera
tor IN the employ OF the company.
Both men are memb-fs of the new or
der ~ brotherhood % Hallway Employees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
n...,..,. AraleA aalxe.

The best salvs in the world Tor cuts.
h,aisss. sores, ulcers. salt rhsum, fever
49, ss.tsr. chspped hands, ohilblsins
cc,ns md ali skin eruptlons, and posi-.
si.slS snrss niles, OF no pay required. IL
y ~. ,.nssa3 10 give perfect Satisfaction
" uonss rsfundsd, Prios n oents per
bos. For sale BY Dr. Thomas II. bur
Rsss 4 Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25
w.,..r'. M..sm m..an,,su.

We are acquainted With many mothers
in CentsrVille who would not bs with
out Cham bsrlain's Cough Kennedy in ths
house Tor good many times liz cost
and are accommodating II every day
From personal experiences We can say
that Il has broken up bad colds for our
children. - Centervills, South DAkota
Citizen. "a cent bottles for sale by 4,
II burgess a Bon, drusgists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

In the matter ot the Hrbltrat.u,, he
tween perf-cto ArmiJo hud otherr. and
Salvador Garcia and Notes GArrIn, IN
dispute over piece % land ut Cr near
~. corner ~ Seventh street ami ] yerAs
avenue, the arbltrators, Melqu AIDES
chavez, jesus Romero and Henry Lack
hnrt, reached n conclusion yesterday az
ternoou ~ follows:
First The said Moles Garcia j. en-
titled To the land IN controversy ~ claim.
ed 10y him. aud all coets accrued shnll he
paid 10y the said periecto Arm,lo and
nther,, but ne damages shall be allowed
ths sad Moies Garcia
Second The pnd Salvador Garcia is
entitled 10 the land IN controversy m
claimed 10y aim. and the said P'rfscto
Armijo and others shall pay all coo = nc.
rrued 10y reason Of said controversy, but
No damages shall be awarded the said
Salvador Garcia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-25

fwmips his duties 20 the satisfaction Of
aIl The other committees we're ~ FOL.
love:
Arrangements j. Iloulihan, 10. Tier
ney, j w Spellrcy, e. &. Itobettsnn, T..
j Murphy.
deception J i'oyoe. J Hays, J. liou.
Than. J. Young. u. Wnlch. T. Fuy.
Floor--C. &. ltol-tt@pu. l.. J. Muir.
ply, J. w. Spcllecy, G. G.. Butler.
The supper, which - reported tO have
been par excell.nce, waa prea,ded over
10y Meedaioee White, bohahue, Msho
ney, McCu., korh"r aud Archer, ard thu
supper netted quite n handsome sum,
which revenue will be devoted b. boauu
Tying tho Catholic church. Mira. brady
had n lot ~ button hole bouqueis, and
realized tlO from thetr HAles.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-09

the following order. First.
dispatches OF state, under such
regulations as may be agreed
upon by the governments in
terested; secondly, dispatches
on Geographic service; and,
thirdly; private dispatches;
fourthly. the lines of any such
cables shall be kept open to
the public for the daily trans
mission OF market and CON-
mercial reports and intelli-
gence, and all messages, dis
patches, and communications
shall be forwarded in the order
in which they are received,
except as hereinafter provided;
filthy, before extending and
establishing any such line or
lines or cable or cables in or
overany waters, reefs, islands.
shores. and lands within the
jurisdiction of the United
States a written acceptance oil
the terms and conditions i'm
posed by this act shall be filed
in the Office of the Secretary
of State by the said c. C.
Moreno and his associates.
SEC. 8. That nothing in this
act shall be construed to limi
the United States in granting
to other persons or companies
similar privileges herein con
tanned.
SEC. 4. That the right t
alter, amend, or repeal thi
act. at any time, is hereb.
reserved to Congress.