davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-22
Oats Wanted.

One dollar per 100 pounds in trade
or on account.
G. BUNTING & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-22

WANTED--horses and cattle to pas
ture. Good pasture. Rates reasonable
Apply to Robert Mackie.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-22

An agreeable laxative and NEgyE q, Ios ~
Sod by Druggists or sent by NAL oo-sS'a-
and siO0 per package. Samples 1rees
, 1894-09-20
Stdoti1hes.
0e9en oen Gourtboufe.Q plan
IIimmt jebt au9 ole Grunoeieentbunsb0rie
Stelung.

@e8st ben @ourtEou1e>Blan 6es Gount9z
ratbS bat nunmebr audi Die @runoet9enS
tbumSb0rie SteQun8 8enommen. 8erettS
in elmer frUberen SiBun8 Der %8enanntelt
Srganilation mar Elm aus ben 0erre1 y.
81. cummings, 90. s.. @Girtbuft, =. ..
Sammon6, Is. SO. 3anoer uno 8. 9.
0ietricb deficiencies Gomtte beauttra8t
tpor6cn, ben BIan be5 GountpratbS gu
priifen uno bQritber 8ertbt 81 erItatten.
9ie1cs Gomite untcrbreitete Der @run6z
eigentbum3b0rie in !brer 9eitrt8en StBun9
eiren ousfIbrlibcn 8eribt, belien tpelentz
ItCher Sn6alt Der folgenoe iit:
0as @omite gicbt al, baB 6a5 GOuntD
meDr 9tQuntltdfctten sur Nbpidelung lei
ner @e1bGfte braucbt, IS erflGrt itc9 dber
gegen ben pom GountDrQtD 9epl0nten gieus
bau aus folgenben 0rinben: Griten5
miir6e Der g~eplante Bau 9egen Die itQbtiibe
8ouorbinau5 D%eritoBelt, oG 0teie fir bic
O0be BON 0ebdu6en cine beltimmte @rcn3e
1eitieBt, llber Delc6e itcb Der BGuplan btns
tpegiebt. a3tpeitens mitroe Die Q(nnabme
ber bon Der TUIer Gomp. unterbreiteten
BlGne ben Wtttbcnerb auSl6Lieben, ME
au6 Der 1lmltanb ben Mfitbeiperb aus
icblieBt, 6oB bic Bldue bis sum nG9iten
0tenitag eingereicbt lein loQeu.
Meiter modbt Da5 Gontite ~geItero, baB
baB ieBige GntbbauS iicb neben einem Ie6z
5ebnit06igen 0teubau icbr ionberbar aus
ne6unen miirDc, un0 baB e5 tpeDcr tpiln>
icben5tpertb nod meiie Iei, oaB DaS @ountp
itcb nit benz 0ermietben ppn JfGum1libfet>
ten 6efdllc. SdlteBlt6 betont Oer 8eriCbt
be9 Gomite5, baB Der Dorlie9enoe 8lan BEN
Qlnforberungen 6e5 Sdb0nbeit5itnne8 nicbt
9fe3nuHg TRACE, unb OaB Elm @ebGu6e ME
bas 8%eplante fir Dffeltlicbe 3mefe nt6t
~geeignet tpQre uub nur ben 8%etpo6nern
anberer Stdbte 9te6t 9ebcn pirOe, tpelcbe
ben @btca9oern ben Gortpurf ntacben, 0aB
ite nur fir 0el6crmerb Slim baben.
Qluf 0runb bieler Q%(rgumente, 10 iagt
Der 8eribt, tpiiroe eS fir bic Stimmgeber
BON SCOT Gountb u~rtpcile ietn, bel Der
beDoritebenoen l8a6l GIT @uniten elmer Qtn7
4eibe stpedS Grbauun9 eines @ountDgebGu7
beS nacb ben ieBt porlteeenDen Y[Gnen Su
1ttmmen.
Der 8ertcbt be5 Gonrttes iprtcbt tpeiter
Die Q(nf:cbt aus, baB burcb &eparaturen
0aS GountDgebGube fir perbGLtntBmdBig
9ertnge Soften in einen guten 3uitan6 perz
1ebt Deroen f0nne. Der 8eridbt empfteblt
bic GriperbunG 0e5 9tatbbauieS ieitenS oes
@ountQs, tpoburcb 5ugleib Die Sto6t bic
Wftttel erbaLteu Wiir0e, Elm neues &atbz
baES gu bauen. Sn oieIem Sale bGtte bas
@ountD 9enu8 &dumli9teiten our Ser
figun8, unb bie Sta0t 66tte Elm nereS
9tatbDauS.
Ser 8ertbt mur6e BON ben W}itglte6ern
Der @runOetgentbum8b0rie gutgebeiBen uno
mtro Dem GOuntpratb in ~ietner nG6iten
SiBun8 iibermitteLt wer6en.
, 1894-09-20
Stretfenoe Gerber.
Die 4t9eielten Der &ornbeau &eotber Go
le9en Ole 2rbeit nicoer.

Sin Gttetf, Der DieIcibt Quf bic 4an3e
TeoersSn0uitrte G0icogo'5 un0 6eS MeitcnS
@tnfluB baben ptr0, tpuroe am WfontaQ
1%Hlcentrt uro bat bereit5 le6r i'm fib ge>
grlften. Sine SQbrif lit bareitS aus O}Qn>
gel an 2rbeitern 9eId5loIien un0 in elmer
0roeren ut Elm 9cpartentent aus 0cmielben
0runoe la6m 9elegt Worbeu.
Nni Utonta8 perlangten bie in ser Ser
beret Der &0n16eQu 9eat6cr 60, an Der
GIIton 9lOe. unO ~QtuguItGitr., beicbQftioten
0erber, boB eine 2obn0cyabiebunQ bon 10
Bro5ent, Die tic iib i'm Suit 1893 6Qtten
ge1alen laiien miiilcn, ipieDer >oufqeboben
tperoe. 0te 6irma lpieS bie8 0erlanQen
6urHf, un0 Die 0crber tc9ten Iofort bic
Nrbett nteocr. @eitcrn lcgtcn oucb bic Or
better IN ben iibrigeu DEPARTMENTS Ser
0erDetet DIE Nrbctt nIC0er, ul0 Bic 6Qbrif
1puroe 9elDloIcn. Die Gtreifer, cttpo $50
an Der a3obl, btclten am 9~tacbmittaq in
etner 0aue an Der Ofillpaufee Q(pe. uno
gtobleltr. cine S%erlammlung Qb, in lpeldber
tie belcblorea, 10 LANCE allS3uiteben, bis Bic
Strn1d nacAgcbc unb tbnen QuBeroem 6os
8er1precben 9ebe, tie on i9ren alien 8lGben
mteoer ar5uitcIen.
0ie Oerberetftrtna g8. Sc. G]i5enbrotb &,
60, $50. 40 81. San9amonitr,, theiIte hen
in benz 3urtcbtung86eportemen i6rer Taz
brit beicbdftigtcn 2euten nit. baB ibre
0terlte o%0rlGufj8 nibt ben0lbigt ipirber.
GrIInoe flr bic @ntIaiiun8 Der Nrbeitsr
ipurben feline angegeben, bocb nebmcn bic
legteren an, ooB Die Tirn1a Giienorat6 &
go. elmer SoroerUng ibrer NngeiteQten auf
&obnerbo6ung pOrbeu9en pollen.
2outS Hambeau, Der 8iceprdii6ent Der
Qambeau 2eatber 60, ert(Grte geItern, boB
Die beitcn 2eute Der Tabrtf BON $l7 bis All
$21 Die G8Ocbe ocr6ienten, un6 boB feine
anbere 0erDeret in G6icago b06ere Q0bne
sable, ais Die BON ibm pertretene 6irma.
, 1894-09-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die foI9cnoen Observation-Disclosures purs
ben I'M 8QIQmt QrSQeitelt:

Die foI9cnoeu Observation-Disclosures tpurs
ben i'm 8alamt auS9eiteat:
s. 8cr9monn fir brei e~init0figc Stores,
1871 0it %, StroBe, $4,000; Chicago
0tillionorD Society, fIir cine &ircbe, 83-87
Gourtlano Q(pe,, $4,000; Charles S6roez
Ser, breiit6figcS @eb6ube, 737 GlDbourn
QtDe,, $1,000; g. Sn0Oer, 0reiit0dtge8 @ez
bGuoe nit @abenraumlicbfeitcn, 948 Sim
coin 2loe., $4,000; Gborte8 GeB1a, stpeis
it0dige8 8obnbouS, Gliitou 9tpe., nabc
0iueriep 2lOe., $4,000; 6. 9ftefel, 5tpeiz
it0di9es NoDnbouS, 8714 Wtoftnaw 2toe.,
$4,000; Sokn S6eebD, 5peiitOdes @ebdube
fitr MpDnz un0 &aoen3wedc, 6603 6olite0
Ctr, $4,000; 6oiptree & N6o6eS, alpetz
itOf!geS T(atsGebdltbe, 6925-27 Grant
8lace, $1,000; W}tbil6a Garlon, bretz
it0dige5 @eb6u6c fIr 9aoenz un6 0obnz
3~tpecte, 5920-22 !0GliteO Str, $4,000.
, 1894-09-20
Git UerkQuf uou C%bemuiber Strumpfwaaren

500 Dubenb EXTRA fene GuaGttdt 6eutId6e 2t8Ge unb beuntpOuene
9umcn7S trHpe - ba5 berlbmte &C. & S." 6abrtfat - debt
idbmot3 un6 25 neue Sc6ottrun8en. 9Hie StrImpfe fnb biltg Or
gu SOC ba3 8oar - 6reia9s 9retS ..... AOt
1 aRort 2%ss SSn 9e g5a5 % len 20 @ 5ea5 g S9si{o5 datt9oer' "n' 12asc
, 1894-09-20
moute fid t01ten.
Robert Ghornton perfu6t, fi6 ~ erf6ie6en
oO& Ger Deriu6 mi6sIHdt,

Ser 21iGbrtge @lectrifer 9o6ert g6orn>
ton BON 444 Oft 30. StraBe periucbte ge>
tern Nben0 an Der @de Der 48. StraBe
unb 8rairte &oe. ieirrem 0eben elm Guoe
gu macben. ST i6oB iib cine Gugel in
Die linte S3ulter, bod lit Bic 8unbc na6
Nuslage Der 9ter3te nibt gefd6rltb. Ibornz
ton unterbtelt felt l~Gn9erer 3eit Elm Qtebess
DetbaItniB nit Giolet Summed bon 1922
Nabalb IDe. @eitern Qtbeno mocbte ct
NIT i6r et1en Spajier9ang. Dem lauten
Nortpebiel nocb SIT i9licBen, geriet6en iie
lber trgen0 ettpa8 in Streit, 1n6 ais ite al
Der 48. StraBe unb BrQtrie Q[De. Qngefomz
men tporen, UerlieB SRI. Runnel i6ren 8ez
9Ietter plOBltb uno 9in8 ouf bic Qn6ere
Sette Der StraBe btnitber. Gbornton 3og
Darduf 1etnen EcoolDer berDor, ricbtete sic
Baffe 8e8en letne 8rrit uno IboB. Die
&u8el 16lug in 6ie linfe Scbulter un0 fam
u1ter Dem Qrmc pie0er berQuS. 0ie
Wunoe it, tpcnn aub iblper, 10 boob nic6t
lebenSgefdbrIih. Gr wUroe in cineln Qmz
bulan8ipa9en nah ieiner Q%8obnun9 qez
13oft. 6rl. 8unrel tpeigert fid, Sic
0rilnoe 81 i6rent Gtreite nit Gbornton
anSugehen, 6o6 ltegt bic 8crmutbuno
na9e, 6aB er ibr einen 6eirat68antraq
macbte, ~0b8elDteien lpurbe uno lin aus
Ger3metRNn9 baS 2cben 81 ne9uten perz
iUbte.
, 1894-09-20
Kleioerttofe- TIT D0Cement-

Sin punOcrbawr Gerfauf-bte sr0Btsn Mertbe ser Sation-6OO StH&e
CUR 4uSpabl allies g8 Olle-boPpelte 8 rettemS 0r tonnt
Storm Ser8eS fnOen, GomeLs 6atr G6eDtot5, Stripes, NRrture5 uno
GoDertS. AQe Counter werOen fir bnicn 8erfouf benubt-ne tto BON
SOC bis $1O0 Die Yaro lpert6 - unb nue gaaren aus bte1er 9Rr
SatIon. Ser 9rts fUr Tretog lit OON
Sour ent8e weni8e icb0ne Gefe bon rein:poQenen &let6erfoffen 1Qr
tgeben AM Sreuag i'm 8aieuent 3u ACV
, 1894-09-20
5ir JoOermQnn.
fit 9ro5 ono Hlein.
fit Qr1l uQO RoiC6,
COnklin'S
9QnO6m0
-eeS
QIbliden Oiffems,

Tiir 0as 5ans entbdtt es nib'
fi9e @ecepte aGer Nrt, SlngabeF
iber MaB unb @epi9t u.i.n.
Siir ganaeute giebt es Nuf.
t9(uB in 8el9dftli6en un6 geieb'
lt3en 6rasen, iOtuie 0Ratb in 8uh'
fiiDrun9 unO ibren oerl9te0eney
SpFemen,
giir 9sIeGjaniher cine 8u1oms
@enteaun8 Der in ibr Sad i9lN
seuOen me6anii6en @eiebe ulgO
eQer benfpIrbigen grfnoungeu
unO Mai9inen,
gilt 0en 5anowerktr praftiif)e
Ratbi6ldge unb itatiltiI9e OH.
gaben.
5iir oen 9au0tutrtb @itt,'
r~unssregeGn, 8oOenfunOe, Ratfl'
f6ld9e fiir B~eoderung, 2an0meI'
flung unb 8ebanbIung BON 8ieg,
Jiir 0drtner Nuh9liiiie ubeG
2ebensfdbigfeit Der Gamenarten,
Reimen, Wa6Stbum Der 8dume &c.
Siir 9oIitiker ltatiltii6e8eri6ts
Gber Wablen, 8epDlterungs3abL
Garteigruppirun9en.
Tiir goRb6u0ler senaue MaB'
tabeUen.
Cir BndJBaIter 9Pe6nunesz uub
2ahltabeuen.
G5 1T ntnl5gIif), ben reiden SIT,
9aIt Oteles 9anobu1s AUDI nur
anndbernO 5u i6iIbern.
Seoes Sitter, ieber @tanb unb
Beirut fitOen 6arin f@men G9at6
anb Nufi6GuB.
9a5n fomint cine 3ttIammens
fteaun9 aner wi6tisen seididtli,
dsn Greigmife, iOrpie seograsBiide
Grgaben Our6 so tleile 9auSfarteu
erldntert, itatiitii6e' 8uIammen,
lteNungen iiber @eididte, gesOlfe,
ring nnO Die GrSeuguife aaer @toa,
ten Ser Union.
Sn alien Grnget bon caoenei,
mem Sntereiie finbet man bier in
oeritanOli6er Taiiung
AntruOrt ind 8eReRruna.
, 1894-09-20

'S@ DtGmD@T
Stood SIT feiner 3eit fat un1er 6roBer gajeunent= De
uSparl anne Gtnfauf s=6auptquartier" bon Chicago
5elre11 Der p1er3l9 0epartene1tS 1tnO piele, Diele 0ar
lper0e1l 0e an bPIten nit ben ~nie0rige1 HreiIer 1T D
gSaaren fonner1 anoerslpo poi ttip ntd2t 3u 70 nteoril
&leioerfoTe-
500 %9telte-reine WOue-MOOen Otier @oiion-im
q DIS 8 UarDs Gdn9en-bon gSaaren, mcldbe 4Oc
O' FlAo "e'P zoe go
Sateens AUTO @SrimtS-
3osOao; Satesq5 fir eOmfOrtcrs-ojs 12!c oaal SC 90
gteue Sn0t9o blaue, graue II. ebt 1~bDarSc-325Ou.
-2teB Penen9s-berab8e1ebt BON l23c ouf 49,. sc 0o*
$50 Stufe tarftibzrotbe Galtcos-pertb &c.,. SC
sptbem-
500u. b'G8prit Sect 2Sc
@endan@ p:Ber-pcrtb 35c .15c
geue cbinettibe Grepss unO @iIfOlines in elmer sroBen
NuSpabl BON neutrality-suspicious. fWr @omfOrters
@8leier-pert55 25c bis 75c je6er ........ Sc nno lOe
8GuOer-
ednarse N2oire $50. 3O-reine Seibe-pertb 35c g6. .19e
Sdnar5eS Oouble76ae NtlaSbano-pertb 35c Oo...... 19e
Sbpar3e Satin Sad Ofotrc-ertra GualtGt, gfoS, 22,
30 u0 4O-tpertb 40c uno SOC. 29c
Nos. 60 un6 1O0-pertb soc bis $1.0O -. .45c
SttGereiet-
1000 bsfitte grObe:9 barsen- mert6 75c 373e
1900 garo8 feline beitifte Gambric gb9ings-1 bis 3oa
~breit-@upure Gillette. 1910
1000 CARDS 2 unb 4 3oQ brete-toertb zoe bis 25c. -. t5c
SaIGemtitder-
9fetnsIeinene 9onentaidentiber nit g}amenSaug 1899 ieSeS
9fetn1etnene gei6umle 9amentaidbentlober 90. &c jeScS
9tetnzIetnene geiGumte OfdnnertalAentuc6er -. 123c jeSeS
9amentalbentHde nit ~farbtgen 8Orten. sc, &c, 1Oc jeoeS
9etaOetsMaiit fiir 9aenem-
QngebrObene 8artien BON Mabras u6 G6ebtot $3.50
uno $500 6eupen79SotitS .. 81 90
MmS4it=1QnterfteiOer-
9amen>9 }adbtb en16en-Gude6 Oofe un6 6Qls-bei. G0ge soc
unb beftdter tiefer 93ufle .35c
Observation-Disclosures GtnfaB - beittdter
tMer 9fufHc $50. soc
9amenz6emben ...... 25c 1tnO atfnuGrtS
g8alfing Sfirts fGr 0~omen-Gudeb un6 beitifter 8uffe soc
6ancD SDlr3en fir 9anen. 25c
Beittfte ieiO, &tn6erz6appen. csc, 35c, soc atnS a~nftu6rtS
, 1894-09-20

SetttitGer teat0 &tNens1te6er5a9e-
8etttId6er-24x2 Oarbs soc
SctttIcber-24x24 Oarbs soc
&trenzllebcr3dge-48x3 Bot ........... Zoe jeSer
g8tr fuDren Elm DoQe5 Eager ouer @ro6en 8etttubz uno
&tltenitoFe 5u ben %nteortgiten Breiien.
SfrN1tapftpa0reu-
Gcrippte baunipouene Observation-Disclosures @etpt6t-
Burlington Gd6teS Sdnar3-
s. big 73.........13 49, 8 bis 10. ......>.f 5e Paar
9te1elben-mtt 6oppeten &ntcrn, Serien unb 3eben-
. DIS III V61f
S1untfU0Ienc 9Gmen1trumpfe - Burlington GCDtes
Scbnar3-1Sc Yaar. 3 8aar soc
Georudte bdumpOQ. neutrality-suspicious. 0runO
nit petBcn 6t8urcn( dcbte~ Tar6en)-pertb SOC: 25c Y@9r
GtSlef0oenz0 anlcntrumpf oa5 gleuele in Scbattt>
run9en uo Schpar5-tparen 35c. -. .....25c Yaar
l0t1terSet9-
$50 0ub. 1etoene misunderstanding Sails un6
armloS-@arOtnnl un6 Sc6tpar3-reg. 81. 25 -. soc icSe
$50 9ub. ooppelt lbrt90an>lluiou>Sui fir Samer-
Don G%8ppttic6cm @arn-iblib $3.50. .$1-OO
UT Observation-Disclosures
GebrOcbene 9arten bon f~ar6t8en Sem0en-Iei6t be-
1cbmuBt-mtt ODER obnc &ragen unO WfaniCbetten Derz
bun0en un1cr et8ene5 6abrtfat, un0 aus unlerem
5auptz0epartemen beruntergebro6t muroen Der>
fault fir 81 80. soc
Se1eBte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soc
8aumtpoIene OtGnnere6 albitrimpfe Coolies Sc
mIcbD..... ...............13 ABE, 2 Naar fir 25e
NGaotels
9amenzSafetS Ctc vgrince of gGaGeSD, Sic aQerleBu
GoOitGt III beuem San GoDert Glot6, 80 3OQ lana,
ygraOu0te0" %4Serlfn0pfe unO QroBe 9QDeIS uub nit
, 1894-09-20

|gob 5u femr8 Belt bat unRr 0roBer Bafment gfrkaufsr0un feline anafonnte Gt1u
uSpHame nfanfs6auptqumhm" BON Chicago better beboupht oS 9ra0e pt 3n
5enen Der puug 0eparhmentS T0 ph, pe Bargains cit le0en wahe fmr 3UpniQen
merOen, bic am bNn nit ben neOrUpn 4uier III oNr Nbbelung perrout TO -eben5o
&aoren fonren anouswo pofhp npt u 10 ne0u9en QrNn oefauft memn
, 1894-09-20

Qn3etgen in Ser Nbenbausgabe Der Sui
nots StaatS 3eitung baben Den beIten GrfolQ.
, 1894-09-20
@6atuer
WGntels9 eportemeeatt-

0amenzSadetS Cie rgrtnce Of 8aleSD, Sic auerlebu
GoOit6t III beaem San GoOert GIotb, so .3OG lang,
GRADUATED" 4erlfnOpfe unO 8roBe 2apeIS unb nit
Setbe 8%eflttert QUEER g8ertb gu $50. 90 - Spe5taIz
Yret5 $500 jeoeS
WfGOcben7 Safets in eancrt bIbicben Niorttment bon
belen, mtttleren un6 bunflen 6arben, ertra 9roBe
gernel unb DoQc SfrtS - ibltober Q8ertD $15. 90
NuStpabl. -. $1,000
&tn0ers0 erbitsSafc in 8eaOer, Gbtnc9tua, Nitracban
GlotbS-6arbcu: 9elIblau, 9faOp, 9totb un6 5ancD
Wttrtures-9reiie ......... .S2.OO ato atsf&u6rts
Spe3iolz&ertauf bon 0amen Hetieslllfcr5 in icbott.
unO engIti9sn 9OOelheS-IbIiher 98ertb $14 bis 500
500 jcSer
Nle unicre TritGiabr5> uno lenbten 6erbtsGapc5 unD
S0fetS-H6lic6er l8ertb IS bis $3.50 icoer nm
ite auf3ur6umen $50. $500, $3.50 1atS $5.OO icSer
8inoersSbulftei6er in 6oncD N}trtures in beIen unb
0Nnflen ~6arben-Iblicber 98ertD $3.50 bis SO. -. SO. so
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
Boatner Means Business.

WAsHINaToN, March 27.-Repreeenta-
tive Boatner is satisfied that the judic-
iarv committee will retain control OF
the Union Pacific and he is acting on
that theory. To-day he moved in the
judiciary committee that committee
of five be appointed by Chairman Cul-
berson to investigate the charges made
against the Union Pacific. The resolu-
ton brought out an animated discus
sion from members OF the committee,
from which it was apparent that ener-
getic action against the Pacific roads
was expected and desired In view of
Representative Reilly's purpose to get
the subject referred to the Pacific roads
committee. Mr.. Boatner's proposition
for a special committee of five wen
over until Friday. At that time it is
probable the special committee will be
appointed with Mr.. Boatner as chair
man. He is so heartily in favor of ag-
gressive action against the defaulting
roads that the Boatner committee
promises to be one OF the most promi.
nent in the house.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
PERSONAL.

DIR. Sabin OF Mesa was in the city
yesterday.
Messrs. John and William Pomeroy
OF Mesa were in the city yesterday.
Judge Street returned yesterday from
Yuma where he has been attending
district court.
Billy Strickland came down yester-
day from the Mormon Girl mine in the
Cave Greek district. 2
Eldredge Jordon will leave tonight
for Aqua Caliente to accompany his
father Judge Jordon home.
Commercial hotel guests yesterday
were L. 9. Hughes, Tucson; Alexander
Don and Louis F. Norie. Edinburg,
Scotland; W. M. Wilson, Vulture.
Prof. Douglass baving concluded his
Investigations in this locality of site
for the Arizona observatory, left yester-
day morning by stage for Prescott.
Mr.. John Armstrong, editor of the
Arizona Star, arrived in town yester-
day morning. He will leave today for
Tempe and Mesa before returning to
Tucson.
s. II. Drachman, who has been in the
city several days, returned to Tucson
last night. He was accompanied by
Miss Beccaa Goldberg, who has been
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
PolIard-Breckenridge.

WASHINGTON, March Plat the
opening of the Pollard Breckenridge
case this morning Chief of Police Moore
was put on the stand by the defense.
He denied that at either of the two in
terviews in his Office between Miss
Pollard and Breckenridge the latter
said anything about Miss Pollard bear
ing two children to him or being preg-
nant. On cross examination he ad-
mitted that great deal was said dur
ing those interviews and it was entirely
probable he had forgotten a part of 1t.
He also re-affirmed the statement made
by him when witness for Miss. Pollard
as to Breckenridge's promise in his
presence to marry her. The bearing of
the parties was not such as to lead to
the belief that this promise of marriage
was merely scheme between the
parties and not made in good faith.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
Union Pacific Matters.

OMAHA, Neb., March 27.-Whatever
matters discussed in conference be-
tween President Clark of the Union
Pacific and the employees of that road
are still unsettled must be submitted to
Judges Caldwell and Sand born,' of the
United States circuit court, before
court adjourns today.
This is in accordance with the deci-
sion OF the judges ordering the confer
ence, and which provides that in case
there are any matters in difference re-
manning unadjusted such matters shall
be clearly and specifically stated and
presented to the court in writing DUR
ing court hours today. If any disputed
points have vet to be settled the judges
will hold hearing and after the state
ments of both parties have been heard
they will make such an order in the
premises as may be considered right
and lust,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
WASHINGTON.
The Fate of the SeigniOrage
Bill Still Unknown.
An Aggressive Momement Against
the Pacific Roads-No Quorum in
the O'Neill-Joy Contest.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Seven of the
ten days allowed by the constitution for
consideration by the executive of bill
have passed since the seigniorage bill
was laid before the president and still
there has been no action on the meas
ure. 1t had been assumed in certain
quarters that the president had made
up his mind yesterday what disposition
he should make of the bill and would
today announce his decision in the
cabinet. If he did so the fact cannot
be learned and indeed two members OF
the cabinet, after meeting which was
shorter than usual, stated that they
were even then ignorant of the presi-
dents intention.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
A NOVEL PROPOSAL.

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission to Fix Rates.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27.-Judge
Knapp OF the Interstate commerce
commission was before the senate COM
mittee on interstate commerce and
made statement bearing on the bill
for the regulation of railroad pooling.
He said in most respects the bill was a
good one, but he thought there should
be an amendment authorizing the COM
mission to give rates in the first in
stance.
He advanced the idea that railroads
could afford to move freight at an av-
erage charge of so cents per mile in car
lots. Attorney Cowan of the Baltimore
& Ohio and Attorney Pond of the Rich
mond & Danvllle took exception to this
statement, saying the estimate OF NOV
ing expenses was too low.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
Other Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Reynolds will
greatly enlarge the pension rolls. 1t
will admit to pensions large number
of insane. idiot1c and permanently
helpless minor children of deceased
soldiers where the former had ceased by
the children attaining the age OF 16
years, prior to the act of June 27, 1890.
The decision is holding that the act
of 1890 has the effect of restoring these
dependent persons to the rolls during
life or continuance Of disability.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28

mem bers on the floor the nearest the
Democrats came to a quorum was 172,
seven less than quorum. Late in the
afternoon the Democratic mem bers held
o consultation and the result was that
the committee on rules was directed to
come to the assistance of the house and
tomorrow morning special rule will
be brought in covering not only the
O'Neill-Joy case but probably also the
Hilborn-English case from the Third
California district.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-28
INSTRUCTORS.
Who Are the Real Op-
pOSerS of Statehood.
Democrats Tortured by
Uncertainty.
Determined to StrangIe the
Admission Bill.
A Special Correspondent of the
Republican Proves a Previous
Suspicion to Be a Fact.
Special to THE REPUBLICAN.

Special to The REPUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27.-It has
come to be regarded as certainty that
no new states will be made at this ses-
sion of congress and quite likely not
during the life of the present congress.
The correspondent of THE REPUBLICAN
has met many senators and though ne
has found few personally opposed to
admission he has found a prevailing
impression that there will be no ad-
mission for the reason that the Demo-
cratic members do not believe that ad-
mission is polite. The Democrats
have working majority in the senate
large enough to carry out the policy OF
the party without serious obstruction,
but not large enough to meet possible
increase on the Republican side. So
they argue, why endanger certain
thing for "bird in the bush?" Ari-
zona may be Democratic and most
likely would return two Democratic
senators, and again she might not.
"This." said one senator, ''is not q
proper time to experiment with terri
tories; the position of sthe administra.
ton on financial questions is not popu.
lar in the west; the pointers, in fact,
which we have received from there are
not favorable to Democratic accesaions
to the senate in case the territory
should be admitted. We do not really
need any accessions but we cannot af.
ford to make it possible for our Repub.
lican friends to receive any. If you are
good Democrats you ought not to self.
ishly ask the party to risk sacrifice or
/ the block of Arizona statehood"
This is hidden but chief obstacle to
statehood.
The status of the admission bill is dis
couraging to friends OF the territory. i
is as is well known in the sub-com
mittes of the committee on territories
a body of which it is jocularly said
tdoes not meet but vanishes into air
how or when nobody knows" 1t il
understood that this subcommittee wal
appointed for preventing report on tht
bill. 1t knows it's business and is at
tending to it with admirable strictness
Individual senators talk favorably O
statehood but they know the bill il
safely secured by string. THE REPUB
LICAN correspondent had long tall
with Senators George and McLauril
last night. They are anxious, they
| say, to see Arizona admitted and hop
the committee will make favorable
report. Nc Laurin said he was ready
to serve the territory in any way he
could and promised to inquire into tn
matter through the members of th'
committee and inform the correspond
ent what was the cause OF delay.
| The funeral services of Senator Col
quit to-day have occupied the atten
ton OF senators.