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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

rho ,i,tie rev. tseve the netrepe.
tir Attrs~ttaa Atten tea.

The ttttte Tewe tbevc the Metrepo-
ti- A,trs~tina Attest ten.
On Las, saturday night the household
of J. u. Ri,-rs, ~ county commissionrr.
was pr-scn,ei with n tine looking CIR.
baby. He has ccAseh mining for The
time being
J. " Sparling has Opened hrst-clsss
rrs,autan, nj Wallace. and II serving
lunches And nice home-cooked meals al
very reasonable rates
Wallace has another general merchAn.
disc rtnr'. which mNkcs three stores IN
the little town; Alno Chimes restaurant
run 10y Jim Chung Chang.
llundr~is II sacks IT orr from the
Crown Point. Lone star and other mines
arr her" IN cars rpdctrackesi aud ready tu
he shipped I" s"c"rro.
There II nothing hu, smiling faces a.
he seen "n the streets II Wallace Every
one In busy AMI happy. and Col horris
wants Ia ku"w why Co,ey'S army don't
gr, I" the from, IN divisions IN place II
companies. WALLACE
ANutHEE sorECE.
Eiit0t Ctii.n.
! see another grant scAr~ In THh CirI-
IES. do understand that the people ~
New McSlc" wish tu Mil every enterprise
that makes its appearance In the ter.
ritnry, or II II that the lWnple ~ the ter
ritury ARE So we'll ht-i financially tina,
they uu not uc,l any assistanr"i II
,",kr I" me ~ though the grant owners,
Il they p'A y own n grant, would call =
meeting uf the niue owners ~ the Cnchiti
! mining district, especially thnss that they
claim arr uu the grant (which think arr
very few }. aud arrange Ia sell them their
| lani nj = figure that the miners could Af-
frrl to huy aud still he able tu develop
the mines. say exact certain royalty
| per ton Tor all mineral taken trum the
mines ,liA' ar "a the grant This would
allow the miners tn ~ AhcAd with then
work aud employ hundreds Il men tina,
a,,. idl- and bring thousands IL dollar,
iutn th" territory which otherwise would
never lr seen IA the territory let These
grant ~ n-rs come 1" the front and max,
II fair proposition tu the miners and ia,
I'cni L. nt larg'. and th"y will not nul,
make g".I thug fur themselves hu
will hrlr thousands "f r,ur an,l n-e'i
,~uIl" Tursr land grants have beet
Tie curse uf the territory Tor hundreds g
carr aud always will b", ~ long ar the!
exist and the OWNERS do not try tn cith-
dispose IT them ur lrasr then Cochi,i i
bound g. lee 'hr greatest mining camp II
the United States Il the I"upl" will hav
II ~. and Albuquerque the wonder of al
the w"Ht ~ consequence nf 1t Thrs
mountains arr 81 no earthly use Ia ia
grant owners, M great majority 81 theu
are nn, able financially Ia put the hrs
ten feet II an assessment hole down. \
why should they stand ia the way ,
mon.yrd men that are ready md willn
t. bel them out 81 the hole nf poycrty
II il only question of II very short tim
: when cvngirHr will pass All act a. rcserv
the mineral un all grants and then wh-r
+ will Or the owners nf the grantsi
n small voice says. lin ia" soup" A wor
= Ia the wise should Ice sufficient
4 y. VS..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
LATEST rsou C0CmlTi.
Bear aas ga ssra CAsess Atsra~,inG
mtg Atteattsa.

n,s Ate.sss.
Particular attention has leen attracted
tn hear aud La lara canons on account
IT rich strikes in the great l~'ige inter
sccting that district. Early in April
apne .igh, contiguous claims we're lucat.
81 on this mother lolc 10y AID u an engi
necr who traced the formation in di-
rect south line from the Crown Poin,
mine som. twelve miles distant.
The La lara ledge seems Ia have l-.
come IA. focus ~ the various vein fnrmA-
tinns extending northwAri and for six
uilcs toward the Rio Grande. The min.
rrsl bel, in the La lara has become con-
,rac,ed IA with IL not more than one
half mile. One g,rA, ledge and two aAr.
allel contacts, together with spurs, form
the naturalization Porphyry foo, wallis
and uachi,c hanging wall rule through
the entire distance, distinctly traceable.
'fh- iirs' claim Ia command attention on
The great ledge was the X. \. A. whose
assays IN gold and silver ran over $1,000
on the surface A half interest in the
pn,prrty was laH, week purchased D.,
John flournoy Tor $500. II il estimated
that $500 in development work will pro-
duce shipping ore. On. great feature al
thls district Ia the accessibility wagon
can b- driven fUm the Rn Granle Ia any
claim on the ledge, which stands like a
great rampant ON the brow II the mesa
dividing La lara and Bear canons. A
big rush for claims followed Mr. Flour
noy's purchase, and this morning J r
Jei'ntvis, u Missouri capitalist, and \. II.
Brownlee purchased the Summit and
Tom OShanter extensions Of the X. \. A
for . high consideration This district
will ship ore in thirty days No leig. Ia
the district Ia 81 well defined and exten.
uive as the La lara.
El. PropJ@r has closed for three high
ly desirable contiguous properties, and ,
townsite in La lara canon IL an Assur.,
fact. The ore is IL the same genera
character as tina, IL the Pine canot
mines.
Over two carloads Of ore from tn,
Crown Point, Lon. Star and Last c. .nc,
No , mines await shipment At Wallace.
Wallace Hessellen, q heavily interest
ell Cocbi,i millionaire, in prospective
returned las, nigh, from Pine canon
highly en,hused.
The tunnel Of the J Il H., In Perait,
canon, Is in thirty feet with an elegaa
showing. This claim will ship in ts,
days.
The Victor claim In Collie canon ha
two tons Of shipping ore on the dump
aud are now road building. The Veto
ore really shows free gold.
Monte Cristo. In La lara canon, il III
free gold proposition Of tins boom dis
district.
The Borrcgo mining district. embrac
ing Bear aud La lara canons. WAS organ
, lied on Sunday at a meeting Of seventy
Ave miners.
In view Of the accessibility Of La Jar,
and Bear canons IL seems strange tina
that district remsined M long unproe
, pected. bu: they are piling In ten deey
The mineral 10 way up but the prospect
able territory 10 small. Lis lara an,
Bear will boom.
Col. J. T. Jefforts Ia in from Cochi,
on a mining deal. The gentleman Ia a,
: enthusiast and backs his opinions witt
coin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

II King Solomon was alive he would
now aay; "Go 10 the travelling man.
learn his wsys, and lie wise" c. W.
Battell, u Cincinnati travelling man re-
presenting the Queen City Printing Co.,
after suffering intensely for two or three
days with lAmcness Of the ahoulder, re-
suiting from rheumatism, completely
cured II with two applications u Chan.
berlain's Pain Balm. This remedy 10
gaining = wide reputation for its prompt
cures Of rheumstisn,, lame back, sprains.
swellings and lAmensss 30 cent bottles
are fur sale by T. II. burgess a Bon,
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
a ssuu Play

There was sensational gun play At
the Arcade about nine o'clock last night
johnny Griffin drew his six.sbooter on
william Burnley when Dcputy Sheriff
Tom Tucker stepped from behind a
swinging dcor and covered Griffin with
a gun. Suggesting tina, he throw up h,s
hands. Griffin reluctantly obeyed the
order and was marched o6 Ia the jail.
He 10 ON trial this afternoon before JUS
lice Armijo New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

There are % pasieass In the serriaosisi
insapce asylum q, Las Vegas. The med
heal superintendent, In hA report 10 the
Optic says;
Ibaye 10 repor, one escape. II vas .
B.rnslil,o male patient who hal much
improved anil wai,ssi oE the dining rom,
for which consideration he enjoyed it'll.
NOR. frce,iom than the rcst b. ~ around
the house, one morning. right after Ia
ti.nt's breakfast. he escapsd through one
~ the basement windows. ], IL q month
pince and ~ w, We have not heard II
him up to the present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

No doub, you think you have. but we'll
wager u dime or ~ he did not have the
rheumatism, II he did. he swore occasion
ally. aud no man can be truly gui who
swsafp occasionally. Health. nerve tran
puillity ARE apt 10 81 hand In hand, Pain
ful spasinoiic diseases like rheumatism
ausi neuralgia rum the temper. make one
morose, I@evish and re'~llious, This IL
. ssd fact, but II is none the lees true
Drive away the pain, mollify the temper,
restore tranquility IL mind In eases IL
rheumatism aud neuralgia with iinrl-t.
ter's Stomach BitterS, an anHlyne and
tonic of comprehensive range and effect
II beautifully stimulates IN. kidneys,
bladder, stomach, liver aud bowels when
inactive, and induces sleep and appetite.
A very quoting effect, not an unnatural.
stupeiying one lik. that of an oplAte. il
produced by . wineglsssful before r-tIr.
ing. II 10 ineomparsbls In mAlarisl dis-
eAsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

rrsss al shs sI.s. We h shlpAlns a
rctsiag up . bigser eeisbrsticn On ,hs
tsh of july than YES ever esperie~sed. u
please Bob kruse, aud several thousand
others.
Typo Nshoney. Who sdded sny sub
scr,bers W Tvs C,runs's bis Albuqucr.
que liss In Eve days, 10 hoiping Billy
Henderson get out the scmi. weekly
0le.ner.
A. r. Watkins, who 10 we'll known al
along the A h p. succeeds nd. French q,
the Lscleie. and will make friends Il
this popular house.
Mrs. J. r Mailet,e ~ enjoying an en-.
tended stay In the east. Meantime Jer.
ONE In making the most Of his solitude.
John G. spears expects 10 get away 70
Cochiti In few days. Col. Fieming's|
appearance here ~ his successor 40 mins
inspector. governing Mr.. Spears move.
meuts.
Ale. Bowie and son are expected daily
= Nsl
'ohh ruhA' cs"o w yum '''''"'"s ~"a
~en' oscS " ~'ns'ow ON 'he pay oA
Councilman Hinch got home fra
Las Vegas day or two ago.
Arthur Barney 10 elerkiug In one Of 'hs
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"s' S,' s''"s ""'
=. ,sao A.. - . 4. a.u..
mar, of ,rec,n,, ~ and MOI was aas. A.
increase Of twelve over isss. Jos-pb',
v,,. 4, ,sss wa. ,aa ,seo is7, Ot.ro n
In lass against ~ In 1890 Per-a wss
the only republican who carried In isga
In 1899 Joseph had 1859, CatroG llG
saint III. hnbb-li 100. R"dey 49, b"c'
VI, Meyers lis, Chsves i+s. kaeheo-
becker wv Armg" w. sandovai IN
J. ". Green 1874. Ortiz 81. Lobato "a
X. r. Hall ZIG. MAjorit'es; JAram'ls
~ majority Harris ~ over Anthony
ir'Hsari ~ over Armpo' bacA " owe
Lewis; Ma'oy u over bsidrmgei WHIT
."s 'N "'e' '''''"' 'e~'oe 0A "e'
behrenS' "Ahes~ D" over eha'eS 10
' r, rs,.u
M.s,n,c hall |, nearly r..av sr ~, a,
patton
The pay car was at the depot At noos
and passed ON at 1880.
Dave strahan will drive overland 1,
Alh,,n.ro,. 4, a few d.va
NJ. ou,r. 4. os.-, h.. ,,a,v,n q.
al. Th,. |. ,ocd or.,,n, Co. "a, -,
d..;,s,y . ,h.,.. - location
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u.rvsv Kno, rsca,ls IN. Corvallis h.
h.c,. ~ .ho,, ,~o v..r. 90, n. -.
h. .v. ~, IN. .,,,..., ono. m. ho.2
: ~ hungry one. ,ooh char.
Que ON the 10th Of June 10 cyoss bsss =,
the Browne, who will and an up hin
when they me-, the Winxstes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
The yalu. or a PARK age.

The contents II n 25.cent package IL
Simmons Liver Regulator will cure many
n sick. headache. It's the womans friend
II cured the permanently 81 Sick Head.
nche-C. =, Morris. Brownsville. W. Va
Take II dry ON the tongue ar make u tea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
raE aLOms u q ne srmsKH.
what n. r. Seis has 70 Gay Assst "a.
walk -Out.


THIS CITIZEN has Alre,dy informed ia
readers of the strike Of the Blossburg coal
miners, they having decided last Monday
la remain out in sympathy with the gen
eral miners strike. II seems that the
Blossburg miners made great mistake.
Heretofore, when the miners there hal a
strike no other CAMP. near or remote, ex-
tended its sympathy IN them in the wsy
Of quitting work. They were left 10 se,tle
their grievances alone and una,ded How
long the trouble viii last Is still in doubt
A conference In TO be held at Cleveland,
Ohio, on the 10Th inst, but no one can. At
this time. prophecy the outcome Of the
conference. As iHs CITIZEN has stated
the miners NJ Los Cerrillos, also at Gallup.
positively refused 10 join the strike.
an reference Ia the Blossburg strike,
NJ p. P.ls, general manager Of the Max-
we'll Land Grant company, which com
psny In largely interested In the mines,
gave his opinion In the matter 10 the Ra-
ton Range in the following language;
81 fall Ia understand IL. The Blossburg
minere have M grievances. They make
twenty cents per ton more than nj STARK.
Vile aud NJ all this mines around Trinidad
and have always becn trestsd kindly.
when, not long ago, the output ~ss cut
down, all the married meE were kept At
work, aud liberal payments were made 10
the widows aud children II the victims NJ
the recent gas explosion hut II seems 49,
~ sh.,a
their eastern brethren, What, In the
name ofcommon sense, has this Ia do with
Bloanburgf We don't ship our coal east.
but south. nd ifthe Blossburg men should
ever inaugurate an independent strike,
We will see II the Penpny lvania miners
care y snap fur them.
There is no earthly excuse for this
strike. hut since u has become fact, I,
personally. would just ~ Honn zee the
mines ciosed for year, or until wages are
AL jusiod In harmony with other mines,
which arc In the same condition. but pay
their men much lrss than we do. We can
stand II. We must Iva able to comIete
with other mines, u Ia now . losing bus
insss and no one likes Ia bear losses.
IL am exceedingly sorry for thess mis-
guided men aud their wives and children.
bot supInsr that the walking delegates
VIII support them now
Persons who sympathiss with the az
ileted will rejoice with ID. X. Carr. of
i236 Harrison street, Kansas City. lie
10 an old sufferer from innAmmaiory rheu-
mstism. bu, has not heretofore besn
sroublsd In this climate. Last winter he
went up into Wisconsin, and In coass.
qusuoe has had another attack. at
came upun mo again very acute and
severe" he said. my joints swellsd
and bscam. infamcd; sore Ia touch az NJ.
most to lunk al. Upon the urgent re-
quest of my mother in-i Law I tried Cham
bsriAin'H Pain Balm 10 reduce the swell-
Ing and Ease the pain. and IN my agree
able snrl'ri~e, 10 did both, have used
three 6ty cent botsles and behave Il 10
be the tnrs, thing for rheumA,ism, pains
and swelhngs sxtAnt. Foe sale by +. II.
Darxsss a Son. drasgists. .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Meliee

Metiee.
In The District CSori, Coan'y Of BssnsiillO, Tee.
Tas Lsndonvills National Bans,
HE. Tol.op. "" m
Assumpsit By AtiArhmsnt.
Tbs s.id dsfs ndAn', n. Y. Folsou. IL hsrsby
neeihsd that cult IN as,amP.it By attachment
Cosr,, fot The Coans Il Asrnaii,io. fssri,ssy n
ssS assiec, b aid plaihtin. he Landoavills
Ord d s,,ss i.s and that your propsrty has
appearances In said suit on os before the AT.t day
VI The nsxt Ocober term OF said conrt, CON.
ne % "a sr;s hocssy q 0e,obsi, iss,,
fsuii therein Will b. rendsrsd n3ainsi no ana
"' aid prop rss sold e s,,i,tY ,hs s.Id el.ip.
A. y. MohuI.xs, As,Srns, for , sis,,Si 's'a'
Avlss.
M Ia Costa do Dts,Flto CondAdo Dc B,rna'il.o
Istritouo do kasvo hsjieo.
II bsnco NasaonAl Do l., ndonviilsl
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kssampsit pof Eu barge.
n dicLo d.snsndado, n. 4. Folsou. - NOR
sssaa nosihcadc QUE on pleito On assampait pox
NoIss % D,.,gio pos j Cosa.do Dc Bs,n.iiilo.
bssss Ned. nal % I,sSsssiils a. v ssss =
psFipicios rselamAdo Nil Qalnisnlas fs.ns'
Gus IL prop; yiAd de vd. hA ado smbsrsods
e !. s's .sss e: on p.Sss 81 On pso sasas
ca d pyinsf Laass a. Oelsbrs' ISL. a nlspo
:.ssas osiss .s ssns q a. ,Sso Sss sfi,.s
$50 sssdiSs pss ssslsiss.s assc sss sSps'ssa
A. r. xsnna-s. kS.ssis pss aisks zssss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
PERSONALITIES.

Charley zeiger 10 again en- route over
bis best 6eld, Gallup taking the helm.
He Registered at the Lacleds, a. did Al
bert Singer, of MAndelrs, the latter going
TO Mitchell and Laguna on Wednesday.
Herbert K. Fox. watch examiner. At
lAniic b Pacific. entire line. h here to-
day and will he al winslow on wednes-
day He slept AID dincd At the Euro
pean.
President J. c. Curson Ard secretary
Chas X. Mariner. Of the Crescent com
pany. bound west. stopped ten minutes
to-day to talk mines with Local Director
Maxwell.
Mrs. sydow was seen 10 tho cars To-
day by Mrs.. Page, an active worker in
the Episcopal guild. Mrs. sydow goes
10 HI Paso.
Steve CanovAn, who succeeds J. c.
speNrs a. school trustee, was sworn In
last night
Geo. Smith, Jake Mohler's partner In
the European. u very sick. but Doctors
Harper and Edmondson say they will
pull him through.
Nd. French has transferred 70 the Ar
eads - day man. Nd. n . popui.r mix.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Mettee.
In the District Court, Coaniy u Bssnsiilio, Ts,
ritory 81 Nsw Mszieo.
Ths Lyndonv Vile National Bank,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-12
CHICAGO MARKETS.
TINE BOARD OF TRADE

TINE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. June 1L-After a weak open
ing, due to bearlsh government reports,
wheat today did some long distance iuc-
tuation and closed &c higher on the gen.
orally bullish news of the day. There was
a heavy trade in wheat within M@Jsc
range. The opening was weak 40 ssMl4c
under Saturdays close. but gradually adj
yanced &c, declined &c. rallied sc, de-
cilned &c, changed some, ruled steady and
closed near the top. The lower opening
was attributed to the government report
which made the condition OF winter wheat
So against STA last month, and the area
NJ so per cent Both the condition and
area were higher than expected. The
feature Of the day vas the heavy buying
by local professionals and large commits
sion houses who sold freely Saturday.
Room traders sold freely at the start. but
finding an urgent demand, FASTENED to
cover their early sales. The stronger tone
was due 10 the liberal decrease on corn In
passage, the decrease in the visible. strong
cables and to dry weather reports from
the Northeast. which were again quite
numerous. Corn Was active within ia
NC range.
Oats we're active. declining early on gov
eminent report and reacting later on good
buying. The market closed at the top
figure. Provisions were generally rirmer
on scarcity of offerings and higher prices
for live hogs. The action Of wheat also
helped prices. Compared With Saturday
July pork 10 lsc higher. July Lard DC higher
and July ribs Toe higher.
1--WE STOCK.
Catsie-Receipts. $50 head. Market un-
changed: prime to extra native steers.
2 7aSl4aS: medium. 81 "a ASo; others.
slSsSEs. Is; Texans, sAueesS.sa ~
Hog geceipts. $500 head. Market
active; bulk sold Sc higher: advance mainly
on Light; rough aud hesvy, 81 I'D 20;
naAers and mixed. sAosaf4.so; prime
heavy and butchers weights, - lossAs5i
assorted light, 81
sheer aud lambs 5000 head.
Market slow and unchanged. top sheep,
s4cevaASS; top lambs, sLSSSSs.oo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


SAN FRAscIseo. June 1.-THE receipts
OF vegetables today include: sixty sacks
peas, $50 boxes asparagus, 100 boxes cucum-
bers. GO boxes tomatoes, 30 sacks corn. go
sacks potatoes. 70 boxes squash. "A boxes
rhubarb and los sacks beans. The market
was steady with the exception OF aspara-
gus, which was lower.
The market for fresh fruits is unchanged.
The receipts were 1854 boxes cherries. 223
chests strawberries. s2ii boxes gooseber-
rIes, 10 boxes apples. 200 boxes peaches, 20
boxes plums, 500 boxes apricots and i67
boxes currants. Cherries continue to be
drug on the market
The butter market rules steady, with
LIBERAL stocks on hand. Eggs are IN
ehsnged Cheese is plentiful and weak.
The poultry market Is firm, with re-
du<tion In stocks. The demand is mod
srsN
BREApsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Nouy-We quote as follows: Net cash
nsus FOR family extras, s.. 40d3. 90 per bar
nj bakers extras. S. 30e52 40; superfine.
rs per barrel.
Eheat--A car OF new wheat. first Of the
Rason, vas sold publicly for Si.02h per
untai. Trade In the sample way is quiet
and slow, white activity Is not very pro-
bounced in speculative circles. Quotabie
At Gi5G90c per GENITAL for good to choice
Shipping. and 95c61sL0711 for milling par
GELS.
Bsrley-Prices had firmer tone this
morning and tie market generally looked
better for sellers. No arrivals of domestic
barley came along today, but supplies were
received from Oregon and Washington
amounting 10 4, 700 centals. Feed, COG
q 1sc tor fair to good. e3s4 695c per Genital
Tor choice: brewing, 81 0o01L 10 per eentsi.
Oats-Accessions TO the extent of $500
eentals were received from Oregon and
Washington today. Prices remain I'M
changed though easy. We quote as fol-
inws: Milling. si.2odi.30; Surprise, $l.35
CLIO; fancy feed, si.27tsIL3 so; good TO
choice. 81 l5GL25; poor 10 fair. sL00Gl.I0;
back. nominal; red, nominal; gray, 81 10
@in.
Rsceipts-Fiour, quarter sacks, 1850:
Oregon, 300; Washington. SIG; wheat,
eentals, 2ls; Oregon. io.0of; Washington,
40; barley, centals. Oregon, 3,229;
Washington, 1881: oats, 500; Oregon,
soot; Washington, IA, SOS; potatoes, sacks,
s.lSss Oregon, 96.
FIsAScfAf.
Drafts-0n sight, New York. per 800.
l@ premium. Sterling biiis-on London,
oeday bank s4ss
SILVER bars-Per ounce. e2ss162s.o.
Mexican dollars-5i@5Ii &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-12
wArEK FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Mabel yesterday brought thirty
three tons of hay from Snohomish.
The ship Ivanhoe arrived in the harbor
and will take on a cargo of Black Dia-
mond coal for San Francisco.
The Clan Mcdonald yesterday made q
special trip to Port Hadlock with load
OF supplies for the Washington Mill Com
pany.
The City of Topeka sails for Alaska at 8
a. m. today with the following passengers:
DIR. ID. A. X. Steele and wife, II. II. Mar
tin and wife.
The British bark Drumelten, from
Shanghai for Tacoma, previously reported
ashore at Nakashima, Japan, has been
gotten off and towed to Nagasaki-
The steamer Rosaiie was yesterday
eoSed from Schwabaeher's dock to the
Arlington dock in order to make prepara-
tions for placing her on the Victoria run.
The steamer Farraion left for San Fran
cisco ut I o'clock yesterday afternoon with
900 tons of freight and the following pas
sengers from Seattle: Mrs. w. II. Reed,
s. T.. Gregory, Mrs. E. Fl. Hudson. G.
Loveday, Mrs. j. III. Neil, David Walsh.
Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Techout, Mrs. Giacom-
ini. Alvin Giacomini, thirty-eight more
going from Tacoma and Everett, and
fifteen steerage passengers.
The walla walia sails for San Francisco
at 8 O'Clock this morning with ], 305 tons Of
coal and the following passengers: l.. M.
Watson. /. +. Mcdowell. Mrs. +. v. Good
speed. Mrs. J. A. Potter, Mrs. ]. Maziwsky,
l. ID. Clock. A. Fortlouis. Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Mandelbaum. A. L. Hawley, A. NJ.
Young. Mrs Jordan, Mrs. Delaney, w. S.
Furguson, ]. T. Ely, G. Rice, +. L.
Morrow, Mrs. ]. C. Morony. j. Park, Miss
Mile Hill, J. LauRhlin and wife, Harry
Bronson, Mrs. Z. III. Benson, Mrs. L. l..
Smith.
Cut flowers and plants cheap at WASH
ingtoa Floral Company, sos Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-12
MARINE NEWS.

PoET TOWNSEND, June I1.-ISpeeial. -
Arrived-Sh India, from San Pedro. at
Nanaimo; blk Gen. Fairchiid, from San
Francisco. at Nanaimo: Chi can sh Emma
Louisa returned leaking; sh Ivanhoe. from
San Francisco, at Seattle: bKtn J. M.
Griffiths, from San Francisco. nj Hadlock;
sch Festa, from San Diego. at Ciallam bay.
To sail tomorrow-Bk Samatra. Nanaimo,
for San Francisco.
The Chilean ship Ema Luisa. which
sailed for Valparaiso last week with part
OF her crew in irons Tor nuliny, returned
today leaking. with four feet of water in
her hold. When tho vessel got outside
the cape she began making water, three
inches per hour.
san FRAscTsco. June ff.-Arrived-Point
Iona, Cosmopolis: Kate Davenport. Port
Blakeley; bktn Portland, Shoalwater bay;
schr Cell, Coos bay; Gotama, Coos bay
schr Webfoot, Gray's harbor. Departed
Mackinaw. Tacoma. Freights and chart
ers-Bk Prussia. now at Port Blakeiey,
lumber for Shanghai.