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The evening world., 1894-04-02

18TH ST. 2l w. near Broadway-LarRe q
small sunny rooms. with excellent table: table
| board. reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

l4TH ST. 230 w.-Very desirable rooms: all
Improvements; table first class; terms reason
The evening world., 1894-04-02

GATH ST, ~ w. Lady, having prettily fur
home comforts: mOdertt Ute. EdgerlY.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

SD ST. 1870 W. Furnished room to let, with or
without board. Mrs. Thadden.
9lrII ST, la3 W.-Iarge front alcove room, ID
floor; bay window; with board single room.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

ST., 4R-Large rooms, heated, with
every convenience: good table: moderate.
W. WASHINGTON PLACE S3-Large rooms,
suitable for 3 gentlemen; good board; 81 each.
9Th AVE. 9l5-2 men can have large room 8
board, with conveniences, In private family no
children. Ring second bell.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
California's Republican Silver
Plank.

If the republican party expect to
gain a victory this fall it must not
straddle the silver issue; the people
will not stand any more humbuggery
on that question-a plank full of loop
holes will not win. The republicans
of all states and territories would do
we'll to adopt the following silver plank
that was inserted in the replican plat
form of the California state republican
convention. 1t is as follows:
1--WE favor the free and unlimited coinage
of silver at the ratio 10 to l and the making
Of silver as well as gold a legal tender in
payment of all debts, both private, and pub
lie, and we pledge our congressional nominees
to the support of the principles contained in
this resolution"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

Among the candidates suggested we
find the name of Tom Catron. an able
and brainy man, it is true, but, in M
opinion, not the man who would win.
Mr.. Catron made the race in 1892, and
was defeated, besides his record in the
council in 1889, when the Kistler
school law came up for action, is very
much against him. Mr.. Crtron is also
interested in lana grants, and believes
it is his duty at all times to look out
for Tom Catron, first, last and all the
time. To again nominate Catron,
means defeat.-John J. Bippus in Las
Vegas Optic.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

Whatever the Gauntlet may be it is
certainly capable of giving Governor
Thornton some sound advice, which it
does in the following language:
ain all kindness we would suggest to
Governor Thornton that he appropri-
ates too much of the New Mexican's
slobber. The readers of the paper are
disguised with its efforts to fiatter
weak subjects in its personal columns
and the repeated and constant quota
tions of flattermg territorial press
comment upon the governor, at first
ludicrous, has grown oppressive. 1t is
in bad taste, and we trust the COVER
nor, taking the suggestion in the spirit
it is offered, will hold his assistant
editor within bounds"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
Weather Report.

The weather Service Station at Santa
Fe, under date of June goth, issued the
following report for southern New
Mexico:
The weather conditions for the past
week were unfavOrable for crops in the
southern part of the territory, with the
exception of the Pecos Valley. No
rainfall was reported during the week
and as very little has fallen there dur
ing the past two months, everything IS
needing water very badly. The supply
of water for irrigsting purposes has
run very low in the Rio Grande Valley
and growing crops r now in need of
irrigation. Some early crops are now
being harvested. The cattle ranges are
very badly dried out and in some local
tiles cattle are troubled to find water for
drinking.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

"There is no discount about the sill
yer plank of the California Republi-
cans platform. Out there they have
sense enough to know that they can't
fool the voters by any mincing OF
words on this subject. Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Kansas republicans should in
future learn from California that
the western people are not FOOLS
Santa Fe New Mexican.
Correct you are. The above state
ment is a most truthful one, though it
comes from a staunch administration
organ. In fact its remarks are so care
fully placed that one not acquainted
with the New Mexican and its tactics
would hardly suspect that it was a
staunch advocate of Cleveland's hypo-
critical idea of silver reform which
the New Mexican uses as a balm to
fool the people.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
AS quiet as they keep it, 1t has leak

AS quiet as they keep it, 1t has leak
ed out that a high territorial official
has been urged by the administration
in power, to work the democratic ter
ritorial convention for the indorsment
of Cleveland. OF course no one would
suspect Governor Thornton, who re-
Gently went to Washington, ID. G., as
being that high oficiall
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
FARMER JOHNS SoLILooUX.

! mount as well acknowledge, faint no use o
beatin' round,
I've done a heap O. thinkin' plowin' up this
faller ground,
An suthin's been a painin' an achin' me like
sin
I reckoned twas dispepsy or malary creepin' in.
At last l got my dander up, an to myself sell;
The biggest fool in Natur's hum that tells his
self q lie;
I've been lettin' on tits malary, an my STUN
mick, when l know
It's my conscience that's a hurtin' an q
worryin' me so.
I've been a shirkin' this here thing for thirty
year or more, :.
An l orto had this shalzin' up an settlin' down
afore.
do owe,
But the kind O cheatin' that I done was the
kind that didn't show.
My mind goes back to Hammer, when l fetched
her here a bride
No apple bloom was sweeter, an she nussled
to my side
Like she though she had a right to, an could
trust me without fear
For the love Inever limited at for more'n thirty
year.
There was churnin', bakin', bilin', there was
nussin' an the rest,
From long afore the sun riz till he slumbered
in the west,
An when the rest of US was done, an lollin'
round on cheers,
Hammer was reouperatin' with her needle an
her shears
But when the life was ebbin' from that faith.
full, patient heart,
1 had to face the music-I hadn't done my part;
And I couldn't help a thinkin', watchin' out
that weary life,
That there's other ways o KILN Except q PTS
toll or a knife.
1t sounds like sacreligion, but KNEW iist what
she meant
AS 1 whispered: "Fly to meet me when my
airthly life is SPENT
"Tm tired, John, so tired, but I've allus done
my best,
An 1 may feel more like flynn when I've had a
spell O. rest"
-Amy Hamilton, in NJ Y. iorld.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

unknown men who took him out into
the country and gave him a coat OF tar
and feathers. This atrocious outrage
is a disgrace to the good people of
the state of Colorado; but then when
the people of any state so far lose their
heads as to elect a wildcat pOpulist to
be chief executive they must expect
wildcat times and they must take
their medicine.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

"The Capital Sun says that Mr.. JOS
eph may be prevailed upon to sacrifice
private interests and again yield to the
wishes of the people and become a can
didate for congress. What are the pri-
vate interests? The Toltec canal?-
San Juan Index.
The only interests which will be
sacrificed should Joseph run, and,
through the folly Of the people be
elected will be, as usual, the interests
of the people with statehood for New
Mexico. Mr.. Joseph has had too long
an experience in sacrificial rites with
regard to the peace, prosperity and
progress, Of New Mexico which he has
inundated upon the altar of betrayal
for the benefit of self, to be trusted
again by the people as their represen-
tatiye in congress.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
A Mighty Tough Cat.

A cat with more than the traditional
tenacity Of life was rescued from a singu-
larry perilous perch in the Ay-wheel of the
engine in a Bristol worsted mill a few days
ago. The wheel was making 100 revolu-
tons per minute, and the intermittent
bowls of dismay which escaped the terror
stricken feline attracted the attention of
the engineer. When the engine was
stopped the cat was stiff with fright, and its
whole body seemed to have been absorbed
by its tail. 1t recovered after a few spasms
on the ground. The engineer believes that
Che cat had been clinging to the wheel for
at least two or three hours.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

A vote for delegate to congress was
taken on aSanta'Fe train a short time
since, when many of the prominent
democrats of the territory were pres
ent, and resulted in an almost IMAM
imous vote for Hon. p. b. Lady. If
necessary, Mr.. Lady would be a good
representative 10 ademocratic congress,
but the republican party VIII dispense
with his services and will send a good
republican.-Silver City Enterprise.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

That acknowledgements
mocratic sheet, the Gauntlet, has, again
made its appearance, and among other
things it says: ut is extremely trying
to be compelled to explain a point
but, the Gauntlet did not refer 70
Governor Thornton, in the "hack" ar
ticle," The Gauntlet's explanation
is all that is necessary to show by
whom and the interest for who it is
published. The Gauntlet's "hack'
item was vile and vicious whether it
had any reference to Thornton or any
other man.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

crat but oh what changes the failure
of catching fish at the desired time
maketh and see the good to the people
It bringeth, Today, If the "COl.T we're
ensconced in the chair of state. we
venture to say no such truths, eve
as those above quoted would have been
inserted in the columns of the Demo
crat. The dear people should thank
"gruff grover" for turning one man
into the straight and narrow track of
righteousness. Glad to welcome you
into the ranks "Col.," but you should
haYe made your arguments 100 per cent
better."-Rincon Shaft.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
Gold is Dishonest.

"Much sentiment unfavorable to sill
yer has been created among the labor
ers by the use of such opproprious
catch phrases as dishonest money"
''ifty cent dollars, and so fourth. The
dishonest dollar, it is Obvious, is that
which has f~iuctuated most in vurchas-S
ing power. That is the gola dollar.
Statistics demonstrate thl krly all
the earth's products incl1Nl silver,
have, measured in gold, steSS gone
down in price with astonishing %unifor-
nifty. The farmer in 1878 could pay a
debt of $1.30 with one bushel of wheat,
while now it would require two bush
els to pay the same debt. In 1878, he
could pay $40 with 100 pounds of cot
ton; now he would have to produce $50
pounds to cancel the same amount Of
Indebtedness. Quite singularly what
was $3.50 worth of silver fifteen or
twenty years ago, is now worth only
one-half as much!
The conclusion is that 1t is not sill
yer that has deprecated but gold that
has appreciated. The trouble is not
that a silver dollar is a "ffty cent" or
dishonest dollar" but that the man
who borrowed a thousand dollars a
few years ago must now raise two thou
sand, measured in gold to pay it. This
love for the small depositors in the
savings banks and the laborers on the
part of Wall street; this fear that hon
est toll should not be paid In sound
money" to wit: gold with a value
doubled by adverse legislation, IS un-
fortunately open to the suspicion that
it IS Enot unselfsh.7 De-
m0crat.
1.-TWO years ago when the "Col. Gov"
was fishing for the goyernorship. such
truths as those recorded above could not
be found in the columns of the Demo-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

"An executive who acts rs detective
chief Of police, sheriff. district attor'
ney and editor must have his hands
fult.f--San Juan Index.
AS a detective he is a sneak; as
chief Of police he is an intimidator OF
law abiding people; as sheriff he is the
excuser consort and conniver of assass.
ms; as district attorney he is like ne.
cessity which knows no law; and as
an editor he is disngeDuous..
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

Senator Faulkner is authority for
The statement that Oklahoma will not
be admitted to statehood during this
session of congress. Mr.. Faulkner's
statement will also stand good in the
matter of statehood for New Mexico.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
Notice Of Forfeiture.
Chloride, Sierra County, May 4, 1894.
7 Il fs,,,.,.sna hfa hair mr. aaafnna.

Chloride, sierra county, may a, 1904.
ToJ. p. Crumrine, his heirs or assigns:
NOU are hereby notified that we the
undersigned have expended One
Hundred Dollars in labor and improve
ments for the year 1898 upon both the De
Soto and Del Suce mining claims situated
and being in the Apache Mining District,
county OF Sierra and Territory OF New Mex
leo, IN order to hold said premises under the
provisions of section 234 Revised Statutes
of the United S.ates, beng the amount re-
quired 10 hold the same Tor the year 1888.
inc il within ninety days from the service
of this notice Tor within ninety days after
this notice by pubiication), you TAN or re.
fuse to contribute your proportion OF u
expenditure as II co-owner, together with the
cost OF this advertisement, your interest In
said claims will become the properly OF
the undersigned under said section 234.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
W. J. SPRADLING.
May4.6 81.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

The latest democratic dodge is that
the demagogue administration is about
to make a concession to silver. Some
startling democratic promises may be
expected from 0 on.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

The democrat members of the house
have got their knives out and will rip
the tariff bill up the back as Don as it
comes back from the senate.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

Adjutant General Tarsney's sad ex-
p%erience will perhaps Undue Gov. Waite
with suspicion that will induce HIM to
look under his every night before re-
firing,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

The Socorro Advertiser says wool is
gong up. And it could appropriately
added $50 is the democratic party"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

The services of deputies during the
Colorado wal footed up to the neat
sum of $39,S39.3O.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29

At Colorado Springs, Saturday night,
Adiutant General Tarsney was kid
papped from the Alamo house by five
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-29
How about statehood, GoyernorP

The employees of the Pullman car
company are out on a strike.
, 1894-08-27
Rletne Udbribten.

- s. S. 6if5, Elm @run6eigent6um8z
agent aus 0enDer, SOL, tpelcber bier bel
ieinert 6reuu0e S. 8. Worie, 987 g8.
8oIfitraBe, sum- 8elu3 meilte, lit Ieil meb>
reren Go9en ueri6nunben. Gr bate $500
in Der Gaibe, ais Serr Morie ibn 3UleBt
ia6.
- @eiun66eit8commiiiGr 0ottor 8c0>
nolb5 erfldrte beute 8ormittag, 6aB cr
ieBt ben 8au zines itGnhigen 6oipitals fir
aniteGen6e &ranfbeiten ali Dem bon Der
StaOt bereit3 a%ngefauften @runoitiide al
ser 2aipnoale uno 30. StraBe nit alien
ibm 3u @ebote itebenben Mitteln fOrOerr1
tperoe.
- @ie aus 2afe @ereba beri6tet mirb,
bat Baron 0erfes ben 6orttgen 6ontana
Yart angefauft, nm itcb cine SOmmerreiie
beng gu bauen. 9teier Barf bcftnoct itd]
etwa cine O}eiLe bon Der SteQe, TOO bas
gertes'ic6e Gelesfop erri9tct tper6en fol-.
0err gerfe5 bat alio sic bette 0cIegenDeit,
itcb 6aDon 81 ii6erseu9en, O6 auf %uuicren
9f0bbarplancten Die Q(u5licBt fir cine mel
tere QtuSoebnun9 ieiner S~traBenbabneu
cine g~iiuitt9e lit.
- Sci einem .3uiammeuitoB, tpelber
6eute Wor9en fur3 por Z ll6r an Der 81.
StraBe s'piicben eiuem 3u9e 6er @aiterrr
SQinoiSz unb elmer 2otomotipe Der Gbiz
cage & Grie@8abn itattfanO, trugen Daniel
GOnnOn, 6ei5er Ser Chicago & Gric unO
q. 8. QDfe, 6ei5er Der @aitern SQinoiS,
8%erleBungen bGDOn, Die aber nicbt lebenSz
gefdbrlicb itnb. Ser bi1te 9tebel mar bic
lIriacbe OeS 3ulammenitoBeS.
- Samuel 0orie0, Elm 6arbiger, Ser in
221 BlpmoutD Blace tpobnt, macbte iicb
geitern NtenO Dor Dem Sauie 6a5
8ergniigen, letnen Na%iiegenoiien g8tuiam
Cooper an3uidicBcn. Die &ugeL traf
tnbeiien nm ben oberiten 9to6fnopf. 9az
raul ~bc8annen bic beiben g8out0pfe ii6
gegenieiti8 3u b%erbauen 'uno ipuroen eiu>
gelobt. 9tjcbtcr 8raofpeQ belegte ic6ell
nit $50 Strafe, bic le in Der 8ribemeu abz
arbeiten !0oQen.
, 1894-08-27

Iid NIGHTS neiter at tbut, ais Den S8eIll IN
nibt al groBen 6dicrn nn0 AM Deiiell m
RelIern, 6eren Semperatur 9IetbntaBt8-ll
bis y @rab IT. betrd8t, la9ern 81 iolcn
ln6 flciBig n~acb5ufiiuen. Ser 9SetA l@lIlltt
Damn Ourcb sic 8oren bcS 6aBlol5es tort
ipa0renb 6oueritoff aus Der Gut arf nnO
pcrlpenbet 6ieien sur 2luSbtlOun9 1cner
Qtqencbm riccben6er 80rper, pelc9s Die
a8lumc" bes g8eines au5maben. 9Senn
man ben @etn mdbren6 bieler 3elt IN
tpdrmercn &euern lagert, 10 tann man
6ierburcb Die NusbtLoung Der Sltme le9r
belc6lcunioen, mus aber Der er3O6ten gs=
fa6r tue9en (btc bo6e Gemtpsratlr begun
itiot 6as Gtntreten oeS @rl9ltt9e9l DE
orGBtc Qlufmerfiomfeit auf bic Btle9e oeS
9Beines, b~eion6er9 auf bGS 9facbTuueH per-
penben. Otan erbdLt a6er bter0ltrc9 Den
g8etn oft ibon in 5tpei SaDrct pOuton1men
enttpifelt lno luft6eitdu9ig, 0aS bctBt N
8eriibrung nit 2uft flat bleibeno, lpeIcbe
lebtere Gigenibaft, pie b%efantt, ell 9aupts
+ foroerniB lit, ipcnn Gin @etn ais DTIaz
ibenreif" beSei3net iperOen 1ou.
, 1894-08-27
~1llor0pro3e6 6rahom.

MlS GntlaltIngS5etge trGt belte tritb in
Dem Graham i6en Worbpro3eB San:eS
W1artin bon 3049 8oplar Q(pe. auf. ST
bGtte }. 3. Der Morbtbat auf einem an Der
8oplar Q(pe. uno 81. StraBe befinbliden
3oun 9cieiien un6 bon bort aus BEN gan5cn
8orfau nit dn9eieben. SIS bGtten itb,
etna einen 8lo6 BON t6m eutfernt, OantalS
Elm babes 9ubenO iunge Witoben befunz
ben. OieIelben ieten bon et1er 8anoe
&noben i'm Qtlter bon Is SaDren, altid6etz
nen0 6urcb beLei6tgenoe 3te0enSarten, be-
tditi9t poroen.
0arauf lei @raDam binSu9efDmmen ltn6
b6ttc ie fortgeio9t. Gaum b%unbert SUB
entfernt, macbten Die 8eriGeucbten 6alt
uno ~be9annen 0rQbQm burcb aIerlei
S9impfcreten gu ret3en. Gr 9tng tbnen
beSbalb na6 un6 befabL tbnen, nOcbmalS
Iicb Al entferncn. Ollie bis auf GDan
6Gtten boraufbin 6o5 Meite gelubt. 9tDan
aber hdtte, itutt uler Q(uttport etnen Ste6
OaS icbon mebrmoIS ertpG6nte StIbtbein)
gum S6lagc geget 0rabam er0oben, Jet
Qbcr BON bieiem NIT betoen 6G1oen III Der
8ruit gepodt, Defti8 geibittelt utb Oarauf
in ben, am Settcnipc8e elttang l0ufenoen
@jrabeu getporfet DDr0ell.
6teraut lei 0r0ham tcrtge9dngen. 3tDan
ie6oc6 bGtte licb tpieoer ouf8erafft, lei Elm
poar S9ritte ge9an8en uno bann plOBGicb
bcpuBtloS 81 8oOen 9~eitiir5t. NlS man
i'm aufna6m un6 unteriuobte, fano man
an ieinem &Opfe cine flcine QSunOe. 9iez
les 2eBtere mtiie ct (oer 3eu8c) gang
gcnau, ba er ben 8epuBtlOlen ielbit nit
Mnberen unteriucbt bate. Gum S9tuB
fiigte ct 6ann nodb cine 8cmerfung bin5u,
auf lpelcDe bic Gertbeioi9er 9on5 belonberes
0etptcbt legen.
Der Seitenipeg, ndmLicb mo 9Dan Die
8eitnnuns o%erIor, ioQ in duBerft lcblecbtent
53uitau6e ieiu uno iOuen sur 3eit bes
WtorbeS al pericbtebencn Stellen Jtdgel
DerauS9elteft 9aben. llnO mar biirfte oae
ber nnnebmen, baB Span Die 8erleBung
AM &opie bel ieinem Nicoerititr5eu crlitt.
Die 9tGgeG ieien auer6in8S ntcbt mebr 5u
iinben, ieien aber, tpa3 gar nicbt 10 unm0gz
lib mGre, nit Qt6iicDt %entfernt tporben.
Ofarttn fol9te Bat. 6cnrp ais 3euge. Q(ucb
CT bate Ben ganSen 8orfaQ nit angeic6ell
uno ittmmte ietu j3eu8niB Dpuitdnbig nit
OenIjeni9en 0es NnDeren it6eretn.
Q(n3eigen i'll Der 2(benbausgabe Der Suit
npiS StaatS3eituuq bQben ben beIteu Grfnld.
, 1894-08-27

li6e Geieb uur6c 6abin ab8edn6ert, baB in
g~epiiien 8Guen leben5ldnglj9e ODER me6rz
id6ri9e 3uhtDauSitrafe eintrttt.
6olgenoe paren sic !picbtigitcn: Sine
Sill, tpe(bc bic 8~eile8ung Der 9ifferen3en
8tptiden Der &e8icrung uno Dem Stante
Nrtania5 unb anDcren Staten ipegel1 gez
miller Bombs 0uOrOnet; cine 2(cte sum
S9uBe bon gerionen, ipel5c 2trbejt unb
Material fit Ben 8au bon 8unbeS9ebGuz
ben liefcrn H.. /. IN.
, 1894-08-27

GOuntpzGlerf5 auS8eitclt:
sitter.
Grtil Gutenberg, GQen 98ilouOer. 80. 1874
@Qen Jied, Hemout, SIS, 9tuguita
8oneB, Oalel6it.. .34-34
6ronces ISas. Wtcoeurp, 9eattle, 98oi6.,
SelpbiIe 60l, Toirftelb, Soma. go. 37-24
&tnenS @oDat, Solte .22-19
6ront .. Stefer, ST, Bertha 6. &rea=
..26-20
Nnorelp AllOerlou, 2lnnie Carlton. -. 28-27
SSrael &lab, Gina S6aptro. 49,. .26-22
Alfreo Bennington, Geiiie ga Geutre. .31-21
EonlS Stoneroll. @elen Ottoman. ..31-24
6eurp 8iuber, Gat6erina Sornt. 1916
Sobn Suuiualt, Sotie 8loomer. .37-29
0orrp 9. 2Qen, Gillian 90. Eomerop. .24-23
gSiQiom 8. @oltou, gillian SO. Sur
lpIOtl' .SO-SS
George s.. @Qeu, Taunie O'Qeorp ... .23-18
Oopio q. Cape, Gliie @erber. BIS
, 1894-08-27
betratbsfheine

Tolgenbe 6eiratbSidbeine pur6en 9elte
bon 6errn SalomOnlon i'm 8ureau be5
Gountpz@lerfS auSgeitcllt:
, 1894-08-27

Nn3etgen i'll Der 2(benbaus9abe Ser Suit
nOis Staats3eitUug baben ben beiten GrfOlg.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-13
Mackay's Coal Fields.

Messrs. Mackay & Flood have bond
ed their coal fields in Mendocino coun-
ty, California, for 100000 to the
Fort Bragg Lumber Company. These
coal fields, which were purchased by
Macl1ay & Flood three years ago, lie
near Covelo, 5S miles above Ukiah,
in the north central part of Mendo-
cinco county, These coal fields, &C
cording to the statements and inyesti-
CATION of the engineers, are practically
unlimited in extent and resources.
The principal ledge has been traced
for thirty miles, running in a north
erly direction. 1t has been said that
these fields would yield daily output
of 3 900 tons for thousand years
without being exhausted. The coal
is of an exceptional quality-there be-
ing absolutely no cinder refuse.
The company bonding the mines
will construct railroad to connect
with the North Pacific and San Fran
cisco Railroad, and it is proposed to
deliver coal to consumers at the low
price of 50 per ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-13
Demurrer Overrul4d.

Judge Cheney has overruled the de-
murrer interposed by Defendant Mar
Gus Friedrich, in which he claimed
the law relating to the sale or giving
away of cigarette papers was uncon-
stitutional. The Judge held that where
there is doubt concerning the con-
stitutionaEty of an act every persump-
ton must be exercised by the courts in
the favor of the statutory law, and that
all tribunals inferior to the Supreme
Court may safely exercise the presump-
ton of legality of the law.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-01-13
The Weather.

Foster says: The warm wave will
cross the Western mountains about
the 18th, the Great Central valleys
about the 18th, and the Eastern States
about the 10th. The cool wave will
cross the Western mountains about
the 10Th, the Central valleys the 18th,
and the Eastern States about the
10Th.
This disturbance will reach its
greatest force on the Pacific Coast
and in the western mountains about
the 18th, and more than an average
of rainfall and snow may be ex-
pected.
The temperature for the week will
be about an average of January
weather, probably not so cold as the
previous week. This temperature
forecast refers to the average of the
whole country. The whole month of
January for the United States is ex-
pected to average colder than the nor
NAL.