davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-05
Ratten romonttfac 10een.
6wei Juneett ftablen Gelo uno Wafen in
DER Qbii@t, na9 Dem umiIoen meiten"
81 9ehcn.

Der 10iGbri9s G6bb MuQen l1n6 ser 16,
iGbrt9e gilbert &eDber iiBen IN Ser SIT
@bicago Ape. % oltSeiitatiDn inter Ser Q(ne
tlage beS @tnbru6S. @m %. Wtai bracben
0iebe in ben Qaoen ber Schiller 6ouie
Surntibtng 60" unb itabIen cine Nnsobl
mertbpoller Gepolper unb cine Wen9e 8o>
tronen. 3met Sage ipGter puroe Serru
q. 8. Orr in iciner Mobnung $50. PA
GaBltr. Elm 8elucb abgeltattet uno tbn1,
pGbren0 ct III lcir1em Simmer icbltef,
So aus ieinen &leibern eeitoblen. 8eibe
0iebitGble iparen NIT ioIcbcr 3oiftnirtbeit
ousgcfiibrt porben, oaB bic e oliSet 9(nfangs
g%laubte, es nit 9emie9ten Spibbuben al
tbun SIT baben. 0urcb 3ufaI ipuroe Ser
Gerba6t auf bic beioen tletuen 8urlben
g~elenft, unO tie geitanben ibre Sbulb aucb
pbne 8eitereS Elm. Sic ertlGrten auf 8e,
fragen, baB ite bic Qtbiicbt gebabt bitten,
nacb Dem milbcn Weiten 81 geben, ouch babe
es linen iOmobI an 0eIb, ais alcb an
Maffcn gefeblt, iie bGtte1l iicb beSbalb beibes
ouf bieie g8eile perlboftt. Die beioeu
Sungen Ieben Bel i6rcn Gltern, Sic boob
o3tbare 2eute itub, an ber Gebarftr.
, 1893-06-05

Sour gu 6em teBigen 8reiie itnb bteie Attien
cine DOrtbetl6dfte &apitalanlage, baS
l1ebrige mar allies 8in6, Lauter blalter
9unit. Die demonstrating unb Die
OaDOn erboffte beDeuten6e 8erfebrSani6pel>
lung bal DteIe ungebeure NufblGbun9 Der>
i6ulbet, unb crit tpenn bteie 8erfebrsan@
i6weQung tpirflicb etn9etreten tpGre, bGtten
bic Nftten gu benz aufgebLd9ten @ertDe
etnigermaBen einen anftdn0t9en Gins abb
tperfen f0nnen. Die Observation-Disclosures
aber batten Die Sub geu1olfen, bte nD6 ntbt
gebOren mar, un0 penn ite jebt ben S6a1
ben bapon BADEN, 10 baben ite ii3 baS ielbit
5u3ul6reiben.
8tr lbetncn ban1it aber AUDI auf Der
unteriten Stufe Ser Setter a%ngetOn1men gu
letn. Sat bo9 Elm be6eutenOer bteIt8er
8anfprGii0ent in Der ~borigen Bo6e ieinen
Spareinlagefunoen Ben Gatb erbetlt, tbr
@elO in ben iebt 10 9e6ritften 8ertbpapte1
rem an3ule9en. SIS unterltegt ia fetnert
3tpeifel, 6aB bic misunderstanding bem biez
lt9en @elomarft in Den flint nGcblten W}os
noten WftQioncn iiber Wiqionen Sufiibren
miro, un6 Sic 9uten 8irfungen bieieS
3ufluiics batten ,iib audi icbon anfangS Der
porigen Nobe III Ben Sinan3fretien be-
n1erfbar 9ena9t. sic nerben ft3 au6
trob Der iebt etngetretenen rouben Storung
in 9an5 fur3er 3ett pteberum bemertbar
maden. 11n6 baS alien S6tpar8ie6ern
unb 6eulmeiern gum Gtob,
9teie Qlnii6t bertrttt atcb ctn SEEM gorz
fer Correspondent Ser bieitgen Sribune,
tpel6er i6reibt: 90 piel it6 CUR 3ett Dor@
ausieben ldBt, ,pirb Die bon bier ouS9e7
gangene ~@eIbfnoppbett nob cine 3eitlat9
anOauern unb cine %geiunbe, pent aucb
fiibl6are &lGrung Ser 9dn6elSz unO @eloz
DerbGltniiie betptrten. Sine je6e StaOt, in
tpelber bic Equalization le6baft mar, tptrb
bic @~irfungen bteier &aappbeit neripiiren
unb omar naD MaBgabe iener Qe6baftigz
felt. Setfenblaien pie bic, tpelcBe in
Sipur GttD ptabte, baben Ben Qnfan9 gez
ma6t; ba mo- bic 9lutbldbung nt6t 10 gez
maItig mar, tptr6 aub Bic @elbflemme
feline 10 itarfe unb bte Gri9ittterung beS7
balb cine minber 6eftigc icin. Chicago erz
bait gegentpdrtig einen 8orgei6mad baDon.
Der ianguinii6e @etit, ber in bieier @eltz
itabt berribt, uno Ser bon Der NeItauso
ite4un9 outs NeuBerite an9erc9t tpurOe. bat
it6 ourcb duBerite QlufblGbung 6eS &reiieS
Der BlabsW ert6paptere 9e3et9t, namcntltb
aber Der QIftien oer StraBenba6ngeieli9af>
ten. Sene ~ftiirSen iebt gewalti9 unb itnb,
ipte Selcgramme meIben, GIT benz 3u be-
fOmmen, mas bafitr 9eboten pirb, Die
@uSiteQun8 bat ben 3uiammenbru3 nt3t
aufbaLten f0nnen baSu bat tie it6 ni9t
raib ge1tug entptdelt. Ql6er ite piro in
Der 3ufunft Elm mdbtiger 8aftor ietn, baS
3uiammen9efaqene wieber au~tsubalen,
unO 3ipar i6on na6 Dem /. Suit. 9ie
8anfen in Gbica9o befleiBtgen ii6 berielz
ben b%elonnenen @ei6dftStaftif tpie bic Stem
ODrfer; @elb lift i9per 3u befommen. Die
9ta6fra9e na6 @elo lit brtn9eno unb bic
8anfen beltBen be8ielben in 6iQe uno
6itue, boD mtrb @elb 5ur Equalization per@
iagt, 50 aucb in Seem gort, unb in 2pnz
Son.
@lio ben &opf oben be6alten.
, 1893-06-05
SenfationelIer SAeioun9sprosef,
8. G. miaers KIaee oeeen feline Satin, elmer
nGnsel" III Geeo's PimmeI.

6i6ter 0unne nabm 6eute Gormittag,
beretts cine Stun0e Dor BET iibltcben 3eit
Der Gr0ftnun9 beS @eridts, bas tbm bor5
gele9te 8eiuetSmatertal fiir etne 1en1atto>
neue S9~eioungstlage entge9en,
g.. s. Wttuer, Der 8rGiibent ser Nattoz
nal Bubliibtn9 So, iudt UNI etne Scbeiz
6ung bon ieiner Satin Sennte 8. Wftuer
nad, Die ibn Dor 3pet Sabren perlteB, Inn
elm v@ngel" in benz v6tmmel" bes 9r.
@prls Seeb 3u tperben. Der Sc6eiOungS7
pro5eB ibtpebte beretts felt me5reren Mfonaz
ten in Ntdbter 6ortonS @ericbt, 6err 6orz
ton bate 0ann a6er ietne 3uitimmun9 CUR
8erlegung bes 9ro8eiies 81 &icbter 0unne
9egeben.
t0err Mtler tru9 benz 9ttbter 0unne
feline Gci6enSge16icbte Dpr. @r er5G6lte,
baB feline Satin i'm Sabre 1889 ibre be-
ba0libe 6dusli6fett int Stib g%elaiien unb
itb ben DerritGten 2ebren bes lonberbaren
Wtelitas Seco an9eicblo1ien babe. Sic babe
ein 10 lururt0les Oetnt, tpte eS @elo IcbQfz
fen tann, etnei1 DOrtreffli0en @atten ull6
iiberbaupt allies, mas baS Qeben angerebm
macben fam Derlalien, I'M Iee6 3u folgen.
Sol. ScrrtS, Elm Nntpalt, be3eugte, DaB CT
6rat Wliuer in Seeds Damaltgem Stint
met" an Der Cottage @roDc Qlpe. oufgeiuc6t
unb ite eriu6t babe, mieber gu ibrem Sat
ten 5uriid3utcbren, lte babe ibm ober ab=
icblG9i9en 8eidbeib 9e9eben unb ibm err
tlart, baB ite oos tpabre 2tcbt unb enbLtd
Gube gefunben babe.
Sin anberer s3eu9e macbte GbnItche Nusz
ia9en. 9ti9ter Dune lieB Die Qusiagen gu
BrotofDu neRrten.
SIM &retSgeribt ibpebt iibri9ens cine
bon 6errn WtiQer gcgen feline Satin an
bGngtg gemabte S9aoeneriaBflage 0uf
500, 900 8egen GDrus Geeb. 2ebterer tpirb
bon Wfiuer III bieier &iag2 beicbulbi9t, tbm
Die 0tebe ietner Satin geitoblcn 81 baben.
, 1893-06-05
Oas Seuer in Dalfer's Sdnittpaa
ren.&d0en.

Sreitaggtacbmitta9 2 ltbr entitano, pte am
Samitag BON ms bericbtet, burch lleberbeiz
sung elmer 0ompfr0bre I'M 0etatl8cicbafte
bon Sames s.. Wolfer & 60, SIDE Nabaib
Qlpenue unb Noams Str, elm S6aOeufeuer,
unb MIR Die &altbIiitigfeit DeS @ei6Gftsz
perlonalS unG Oas prompte @ricbeinen Der
6euerwebr auf ben ~eriteu 0ilIeruf beugteu
elmer ernlteren &ataitropbe Dor.
@ine 9tacbtarbeit ieitens Der I'M @eibdft
Nngeitellten nit ben &eriicberungSbeamten
unb beren QbicbdBern leBte Die Snbaber IN
Ben Stanb, Samita0 Worgen 8 nbr ibre CO.
calitGten benz Yu6litum mie6er 3u Offnen.
Ser Scbaben betrd9t DicIe 8auielb Doll
lars. Ser 9lutrGumun9S@ 8etfauf wirp
pGbrenb Der gan5en gSobe fort9eleBt.
, 1893-06-05
Stdoti1bes.
Oerfraht.
ca. mei6enba6 meIoet ieinen 8anferott an.

ca. mei6enba9 meIoet feinen 8anferott an.
s. 81. WeiBenbab mel6ete 6eute 8ormttz
tag in GountD9ertbt ieinen 8anferott an.
Nm Samitag Nbenb, olS Die gfac6rtcbt
BON benz 8anterott ber Scbaffner'ldben
8anf befannt purOe, purDen mebrereGlduz
bigger NeiBenbah'S, bic puBten, baB oerielbe
nit S6affner's 8ont in notwithstanding
oung itanb, G%ngitlicb un6 panbte iicb an
tbre Nnpdlte. S1o0ore 8aum9artb, Der
9egen WelBenba6 cine 6or0erung auf $12, :
206 BAT erbot it6, bic @ei6GftSper6Gltniiie
Q8eiBenba6'S, Der an Der IL. unO 6aliteO>
itraBe iolpte in 228-230 Wilipaufee Qlpe.
&letoer= unO S3ubDaarenz @eibGfte be-
tret6t, 81 lnterltcben uno tDenn er allies in
0rbnung ftnoe, Der 8erantipDrtu119 geQen7
iiber BEN ~iibrigen @lGubiger gu iibernebmen.
@r fau6 aber, baB NetBcnbacb boffnungsz
los 8a6lun9sunfGbi9 mar.
6eute in aller Srii6e, 5 Mtnuten mach
W1itternacbt, tlopfte Qntpalt 9am ben
Gtcbter WtcG onneu in leiner QSo6nlrng i'm
8reeDDrt 6Oule aus Dem 8ette, UNI i6n1
Gin l3oblun9serfenntntB CUR llnteri6riit
gu rnterbreiten. Scr Gidter fertt9te bas
@%rtenntntB aus unb oalielbe tpurDe lofort
benz 0tlfs>S 9ertffS Stephens iibergeben,
ber baS @%aarenlager QSeiBenbac6's an ber
6aliteOitr. nit 8eiblag beIe9en iolte.
9ort fa1oen Der 8eamte un0 SEER 8am
aber berettS ben 0elbperleiber Sen Stolen
berg Dor, Der cine auf @runo zines 3abz
lungStpebiels iiber $4,000 "ertpirfte y8tu Of
Sale" fit baS @elAGft portpieS. Ser
Sbertfis9ebilfe unb 6err Bam begaben ftb
bann i6leunt9it na9 Dem 0eid6dft an Ser
WtiIpaufec 9(Oe., ie fan6en baiielbe aber
i'm 8eiib BON @nmalt 9tepman unb So6n
g. Wtc@pnneu, Die cine ouf Sen gtamen
Wtc@onneQ's auSgefertigte l1ebertragungs=
urtunoe nOrpteien. Nntpalt 45am macbt
ober 8riorttdtsrebte 9eltenb, ba Elm @rez
cutionsbefe9l BON Dem QLugenblide an in
&raft trttt, in benz CT unterSetbnet lit,
nicbt BON benz Nu9enbIide in, an benz er
prQlenttrt tptrb.
8eiBenba6'S STANDARDIZATION mer6en
nit $75, 600, feline Nfttpa auf $50, 900 gez
lcbGbt. Die Gerbinblibfeiten beiteben, abz
geie9en bon $4,000 Ma%arenibulben, aus
baar geliebenen @etDern. Die @lGubiger,
meldbe 9e8en 8eiBenba6 3oblun9surtbeile
ertptrft baben, itnb Siabore 8aumgartb nit
$12,2 06, Mm. SO. @ilner, $267O.92, Ga
rab .. O.. Sternbetmer, 1902, 9laron
T~eItenitein, $4702.4O, Qtoolpb Wtoies,
$3.50.
g8etBenbab mat in Chicago lett iber 20
Sabren i'm @ei9Gft.
, 1893-06-05
Otehn1drft-

1tntonS gorbs, 5, Stunt.
&tnbpteb. Pretle matt; 3ufubr
$4,000 Stu6.
S9Deine.- Slou un6 I'M 100000.
gefauen. 3ufubr $4,000. Sdtpere 6.4O@
SIS, lbtpere unb leicbte ober mtttelz
ibwere 6.3096.60, leicbte 6.5096.55.
Sbafe. 1900. 9reiie UNI 200
25c. gefaIen.
, 1893-06-05

8Ieine Qln5eigen in Der 9ben6ausoabe
Der SuinoiS Staats3eitung folten, menn
ni1t me1r mte 5ebn 8orte, 10 Gents, iebes
tpeitere Sprt l Sent.
, 1893-06-05

Die Qlbenb7 QlSgabe Der Suinois Staats=
seituug iin6et iiberaQ sic freunbltcbite Qlufs
nabme. BretS 1gent per 9tummer, 6 @ents
per WGche.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27
Silver and Gold.

The country's money circulation
has increased from $726,O00,000 in
1878 to 81, 60O,OOO,0O0 at the pres
ent time. The coinage of silver has
increased from 100000 in 1878
to nearly 100000 in 1890.
There was no silver in the treasury
or in circulation in 1873, and today
there is $490,0OO,000. If there is
any trouble with our currency it
certainly does not arise from the
presence of too much gold. If there
is any scarcity of silver coin in the
country, people who use money
have not discovered it. If there is
any contraction in our currency, or
any robbing of labor by gold, it is
something which monetary statis-
tics and wage statistics do not
show.-Minneapolis Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27
A Hawaiian Utopia.

The Boston Transcript says ::
Hawaii would be an excellent
place for socialistic experiments
Farms, KaWeahs, Icarias, Topolo-
bampos, etc. One could organize
Utopia very comfortably on one
of those palm-embowered islets.
Who will join one if the Listener
will get it up? No more billiards
no more signing for a breath of
spring. All aboard for Laupahoe-
hoe! Or Makahanaloa, or any
other nice place along the coast,
far enough away from Honolulu to
be thoroughly unsophisticated.
The people of the colony could live
on pineapples, mangoes, custard
apples, bananas, breadfruit, guavas
and poi, and do no work at all.
Are not those the ideal conditions
for a communistic colony
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27
SlO2,973 40

Amount due from p. ;.
bank for advances from
general revenue to cover
excess of Withdrawals
over receipts. .............. 1881 So
Amout due gen. treas. this
date from loan act.~...... $40, 494 IS
Postal Savings bank memo.
Due depositors, p. 5. bank
this date........................ 5OS,641 SO
Notices this date of with
drswals maturing in
septembcr.......... .......~ 1854 90
this day 1890. ........~.... SIS O9
Expenses, PROV. Govt. memo:
Fxps. Prov. Govt, to date 1887 As
This amount covers all expenses,
including military and items not APP
propriated by the last Legislature
Memo, cash in treasury:
Outstanding Certificates. 2SS,OO0 90
deem certificates. ......... 2Ss,OOO 90
Certificates withdrawn
from circulation and de-
posted for safe keeping $4,000 90
Road board fund in treas
ury .............................. 2S,79l IS
School board fund in treas
ury. .. z99 Is
Available cash, as above. 40,47S IS
Total cash in treasury. SSOS,O64 II
Finance Department,
June IL, 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

Net Indebtedness.....,,. %. D, Zoo,o4I 55
This amount of S144, 973.45 was paid
from general revenue in the treasury
to carry on public Improvements UNI
der section . TO date, and all receipts
from sale of bonds under loan of 1898
pass into general cash as offsets until
this debt is cancelled) ...... S144,973 40
Less bonds act of 1898 sold
to date.......................... $4,000 90
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

Amount due from p. ).
bank for advances from
general revenue to cover
excess of Withdrawals
over receipts. 49,. .........
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, 7
Honolulu, June 10Th, 1898. ]

The duties collected at the custom
house ia Honolulu for the past five (5)
years, on goods from all ports other
than American. are as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

building at the quarantine grounds,
as published in the ADVERTISER.
Mr.. Smith entered into an extended
explanation as TO the necessity of the
boards action, as already explained
in this paper.
At 500 the Councils went into
special session.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27
is THE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR
DIARRHGA,
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA.

GENERAL BOARD of HEALTH. London
REPORT that ii ACTS as q CHARM one ~,
generally sufficient.
Dr. GIBBoN, Army Medical STAFF. CaIcBtta
states: TWO DOSES COMPLETELY CURED Srx oy
DIARRHEAn ~ VI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

Amout due gen. treas. this
date from loan act......
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

show how the debt can be paid, prin-
cipal and interest in twenty years
without touching other sources OF rev
enue.n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

DR., J.. COILS BROWNIES CHLoB0DYNe
Rapidly cuts short all attacks OF
EPILEPSY, SPASMS, COLIC.
PALPITATIOH, HYSTEPIA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

Postal Savings bank memo.
Due depositors, p. 5. bank
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27
CHAs. NoRDHOFF SCORED.
MONDAY, June 18th.

Owing to a delay caused by the alb
sence of the executive council the
councils were not convened until 2:i5
2. m.
There were present Ministers Dole,
Damon, King and Smith; Council
men Tenney, Young, Allen, Mendon-
ca, McChesney, Enlmeluth, Water
house, and Bolte.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The minister of finance read the fol-
lowing full and explicit financial state
ment:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, WEEK END
ING JUNE II, 1898.
Current Account Balance
June TO- lS99.-.....-. -..........S29,ooo 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-06-27

At the conclusion of the statement
Mr.. Damon said: GAS / mentioned
at the last meeting that l had solicit
ed the aid of the custom house, am
now enabled to present the councils
with a statement of the duties that
have been paid that department on
goods. exclusive of those from Ameri-
ca. present this statement to show
how the national debt can be paid in
case Of annexation without becoming
3 burden to the United States. There
is, however, another side to the mat
ter and 1 propose to hereafter show
how it will be possible and practical
for Us to carry on the government
under annexation without this reye-
nue.. The following summary will
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
BLOWN OUT.
The Brains and Life of a
Despondent Man.
Sickening Suicide of l..
n. Florey.
Stood Before a Looking Glass
and Saw Himself Die.
The BIoodIest and Ghastliest Place
roa+h Euar yyItAAsoal
The Bloodiest and Ghastliest Place
ofDeath Ever Witnessed
in Phoenix.

The ghastliest corpse ever seen in the
city was that of Lawson Ii. Florey, who
committed suicide in howell near NJ
B. Cox's brickyard shortly before noon
yesterday.
A hole in the head, through which
daylight could be seen, a plaster OF
blood and brains aud hair spread upon
the ceiling by the fatal charge, the
boodstained and brain bespattered gun
barrels, the PROSTATE form, the open
mouth, in and out OF which flies
we're crawling, the gaping wound, with
in which other flies were making explo-
ratOns, the torn and shredded scalp, a
bloody sore under the chin which had
eaten away the flesh, disclosing the
veins OF the throat, q mark Of the dis
ease which induced the suicide, the
squalid surroundings of this scene OF
self butChery, presented a picture of
which those who saw it, carried away
sickening recollection. The body was
found by neIghbor named Jones
within ten minutes after the fatal shot
was fired
Justice Wharton was notified and
jury composed OF James Ivy, Frank
Gray, j. 7. Boyce, G. r. Goodwin, L e..
Helms and Thos. Molloy, was mpaneIed
and taken to the place OF death. DIR.
cameron made professional examina-
ton OF the corpse.
The preparation for the suicide had
been elaborate; a box bad been carried
from the yard into the house; looking
glass was hung on the wall over it the
stock OF the gun was placed upon the
oo&; the temple OF the suicide rested
upon the muzzle of the gun in such a
position that he could see himself in
the glass. A hammer lying near and
the broken hammer OF the gun showed
now 1t had been discharged.
The inquest was adjourned until 4
O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon and the
oody was prepared for burial. At the
time Tor the reassembling OF the jury it
was found that one mem Der James Ivy,
nad gone to dance fifteen miles from
the city and the matter was continued
until this morning.
Inc motive OF the suicide is supposed
70 nave been dependency growing out
OF continued i'll health.
Last Tuesday he started to Hot
springs, Ark, to receive treatment for
an obstinate and chronic disease. He
got as lar as Maricops where he went
70 sleep and missed the train.
my deceased was about fifty years OF
aye and unmarried. He came to Phe-
NIX several years ago from South Ame-
rica where he had been a contractor
ana ana mad accumulated fortune of $3.50
wv which was afterward dissipated in
various unlucky ventures.
y he had lately been employed in the
central high school building by Con-
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
Unapated Interest.

Judge Campbell returned yesterday
morning from months we'll earned
recreation at Coronado Beach He SAYS
the interest at the San Diego end OF the
San Diego & Phoenix railway has sur.
vived the late financial pressure and
that the efforts Of Mayor Carlson and
President Reed have been unhagging.
The earnings of that part OF the road
now in operation amount to So per day,
which amount is added to other funds
for the extension OF the line. The road
will in short time tap valuable stone
quarries, where the management hopes
to find source OF wealth in removing
stone for the government ietties.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The Beginning of the Year In Some
of Them.

The Beginning OF the Year In Some
of Them.
Educational cultivation for the season
OF lS93-94 will begin next Monday. In
some districts the seed will not be
sown for two or three weeks later and
in Phoenix on account OF the incom-
plete condition OF the educational ma
chiuery the planting will not begin
until some time after October l.
The West End school, not the Mad
ison street school of Phoenix which is
sometimes Improperly described as the
West End, but the school in district
No. II, will begin on Monday under
the direction OF Miss Marian Culver,
an experienced teacher, late Of En-
poria, Kansas.
A week later the schools at Buckeye
and Cave Greek will be opened. OF
the former D. B. Wilson will be in
charge; J. G. Cole will direct the men
tai language of pupils in the latter.
On the same day Prof. K. w. Barnes,
assisted by Miss Culver, will begin
work in the Osborne district.
The Mesa schools. Principal G. o.
Case, assisted by W. A. Cay, Miss An
derson and Mr.. E. l.. Storment, will
enter upon a promising year on Oc-
tOhpr 2
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
ICeI ICeI

The Phoenix Ice Factory will deliver
ice in the old city limits at the follow.
ing prices:
Fifteen pounds or less, cent per
pound.
Over twenty-five pounds, q cent per
pound.
Special rates on amounts exceeding
200 pounds.
Our ice is made from natural water
and the ice crystals while forming are
constantly exposed to stream of rum
ming water, which effectually removes
all impurities, the product being in
every respect the same as natural ice,
and we guarantee it to be equal in
purity, density, and keeping qualities
to any natural or manufactured ice in
the world. S. d. LouNT & Son.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
Good Table Board,

There is no better place in the city to
get your meals than at the Freeman
restaurant on Washington street, OPP
posite the Gregory house. Everything
is neat and clean; the table service is
tirst-class whatever the markets afford
in fruit, meats, fish and vegetables may
be always found and the prices are
moderate. Boarders wander away for a
time, but always return to the Free
man restaurant. Give it trial and
you will not go elsewhere. ~
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
Edmunds Act vIoIators.

Late night before last Deputy United
States Marshal Standard arrested a
Mexican man and woman for viola
ton OF the Edmunds act. The same
night, through the agency OF Henry
Mo rgan, Juan Sanchez and Msn-o-Man,
Maricopa squaw, we're arrested on the
same charge. All the parties were ar
raigned yesterday before Commissioner
Millay and their preliminary hearing
set for next Monday. The Maricopa
squaw was released on her own recog-
niZance
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
The Father of Many Ills.

Constipation leads to multitude of
physical troubles. 1t is generally the
result of carelessness or indifference to
the simplest rules of health. Eugene
Mckay. of Brantford, Ont, writes:
al had for several years been suf-
ferer from constipation, had taken a
great many different remedies, some OF
which did me good for time but only
for time, then my trouble came back
worse than ever. was induced by a
friend, whom Brandreth's Pills had
benefited, TO try them. Took two each
night for week, then one every night
for about six weeks. Since that time
l have not experienced the slightest
difficulty whatever, and my bowels
move regularly every day. l believe
firmly that for sluggishness of the
bowels and biliousness, Brsndreth's
Pills are far superior to any other"
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
The One Armed PugIlIsts.

Jack McLaughlin's record as fighter
is well known by many throughout the
territory and his Deming performance
was nothing unusual; but when he
meets Chicago Jack on the 10th of this
month he will certainly have to be at
his best. Jack Afford is very confident
and appears to be in splendid condition.
When he was shown the article in the
Herald. he said: "Yes, Mclaughlin
may be a good man, but when we come
together he will know that am in
town,
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09
To The Worlds Fair.

The Santa Fe route will sell from
Deming and Ell Psso tickets to Chicago
and return for $500, to St. Louis and
return for $47.10, to Kansas City, At
Gibson, st. Joseph, Leavenworth and re-
including November 10. 1893. Psssen-
gers via the Santa Fe route make close
connections at Deming, are offered all
the conveniences known to modern
travel, quickest time, meals that cannot
Arizona republican., 1893-09-09

tractor VIM. Cox. He left little prop
erty and enough money to give him a
decent burial. Of his family 1t is
known that he has two brothers living
Kansas, one, Sheriff Florey OF Leayen-
worth lie well-known politician in that
part OF the state and his brother George
Florey, resides in Kansas though just
where is not known.
Sheriff Florey was notified by tele-
graph OF the suicide.