The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-18
THE "AR1zoNA KICKER. {"

day afternoon next, as soon as the
regular issue of the Kicker is in the
mail, we shall mount our cayuse and
ride over to Red Bank ranch to pay
a visit to Capt. Delano. About three
weeks ago the captain sent us twelve
goose eggs as token OF his affec-
ton, and the next week he bought
twenty extra copies of the paper, ex-
pecting to see a half.column article
expressive Of our surprise, delight,
and gratitude. 1t wasn't there. Six
months ago, as he must remember,
we distinctly announced that the
Kicker was thereafter to be con-
Quoted on strict lines OF metropoli-
tan journalism, and metropolitan
journalism makes no announcement
of butter, eggs, potatoes, carrots,
pumpkins, or apple sass laid on the
editorial table. The editor of great
metropolitan journal no doubt loves
those things just as much as the
editor of weekly, but dignity will
not permit their acceptance. Had
Capt. Delano called in person and
offered to sell us those twelve goose
eggs for 80 cents we should have
planked down the money. Had he
asked us to accept them as a present
we should have reminded him OF our
change Of program. When he failed
to find an article starting of with
Capt. Delano, the genial, big heart
ed owner OF the Red Bank ranch,
has laid twelve large and luscious
goose eggs on our editorial table"
he stopped his paper and began
blowing around about our abilities
as an editor.
As stated above, we shall ride over
to the ranch Thursday afternoon,
eacbing il about $3.50 o'clock. We
shall expect to find the captain at
home. We have been informed that
he has dug rifle pit at the east end
Of his house, and that when he was
in town the other day he purchased
a large supply Of cartridges, but
these things will make no difference
to us. Our errand will be to talk
metropolitan journalism, and as there
are seven different bills which COM
mand that rifle pit we haven't much
doubt OF securing a close interview
with the captain before darkness sets
in. We are also fully satisfied that
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ne as , father 81 wes,srn ;nmrnal;sm
h,fnre wa ga, h.ad.I h,cE tn town
soma mn, yopnIitan edi,ors don't
s.nm ,n chr. n continental conno,
wLan , snh..r;ney drnns ,T and
abuses than hah;nd ,be;r b,cLs .nd
wn feel OBLIGED 70 o;l nm nmp ynns
and dam.nd e,ni.nat;ons '
p S"We bays inst been ;nform.d
by n re,;,hIo n,r,y that The con,a min
has duy two lila nits and bars;caded
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I,s, wa rac.;vad a fr;.ndIy call from
AZ Thomas eJ;,o, Of IN. RucLbor,
.IonrnaI Tho iivalv I;ttIs town %
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wesLlv nj the Tina Wr Thomas wan,
he ,nd as, .i,j;sbad b;s n,nar A,
,b., TIM. ws mnd.rstooa ha w,,
rom the cowbnw d;str;c,s NJ Mon
,,n. .nd bad No dnnht That h.
would Ina ann,i ~ INV sd;,or;a
eme,gencv Hs bad,'t boan ,har,
fnn, SeaLs wba, wa La,,J that IN,
hovs had sizsd him nm as n danger
ons bnzzsaw n monkev with an,
vera consaouen,iv subscrih;n, :,
the Journal In n liberal manne1
little later on !, was understood ,ba
Wr Thomas had t;IIaJ two man !,
Nav Meyico in the years come nv
and Wa had !, ,r,igb, that +,
honybt nm acr. ~ gromnd IN R,cL
Norm and y,ya IN, th.t ba ;n,anda,
In esiablish nriva,. yrayevard
with a bosn,, nj fnr cr;nnlss cICsa n
hand, Residents of liz town toI,
ns no, over two weeks 400 that NJ,
Thomas was nonml.rlv sn,nossi :,
, have sand endurh IN % mi IN Mi
Williams mountain at n;gbt scar
nm a grizzly hear NJ tho largast sor,
and poke him in the ave With th
Iigbtsd end Of a ciyay iva war
nleased In see our .steemsd contain
2 porarv NJ the .JournaI and IA 500
as we could pel away from the pres
~ business wa ,ook him ont Ia sbo,
O him the town, I'VE noticed that h
had two Guns and a bowie knife wit