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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
A III ssoUat 0os5TAsbs
Arrssfsd in salem, Charged With
KidnapDing-


Constable y. y. Boiey, of kaGsas
CITY, Who vent % Portiand. for the
purpoee q arrestiuz J. H Bfsdbury
The balIot-b0x stsffer. and returning
him 10 the scene u the crime. h in .
serious predicament.
After the habsas corpus proceedings
bsd been dismiss ed b. Judge Hurley
aud the Missouri ofiiesT sharply re-
D1ked for the part be took 10 The re-
mOyal Of Bradbury from Portland. .
second writ was sued Out, ssys the Sun.
Meantime, proceedings under the f1gi-
tive warrants had been dismissed BY
Municipal Judge Smith. For reasons
o. bic own B0ley lodged the county
officers. who were armed with the writ,
4Bd boarded the 0afgOing Southern
Pacife train a. Milwaukee with bis
prisoner.
When sheriff Sears learned Of this
movement, be immediately notified
sheriff Knight, who, aTming himself
Eitb 3 bench warrant from Judge HuT-
s-y's circuit cOUrt. Of Portland, pro-
eeedsd 70 the 5Outhern Pacific passen.
ger depot where he took the two men
IN Of the north bound overland train
aud escorted them to the county jsil.
Sheriff knight and Chief Dilley, with
sbeir men, boarded the morning over.
land for Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
J J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY.
RIvER NEWS

The Willamette DOW registers S.3 fee.
sboge low water mark.
Aitona same % thisgafieFnoon and
pr 'cssded ou 70 Independence.
rtesmef Eugene arrived up from
Portland iast night and proceeded on
70 Harrisburg.
Steamer HOsg passed through Salem
a her way TO Corvallis. Her eTew re-
i1rned - Portland on the ElmoFe this
oi1Ening.
ElmoTe came down from Corvallis
yesterday afternoon aud left for Port
Iaad NJ .. m. with foil load of freight
III nums-I Of of passengers.
The Mans, which has :b~en used 10
IAuling stOne from Boena Vista To
Cfvsilis, passed through Salem for
rsrtlaDd about 40 .. M. yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

ONCE MORE.-A well-known Salem
business firm has lie name in again
Steiner & Co. have taken possession u
he grocery business heretofore con.
Quoted by Altken a Palmer, l26 State
street, having bought the same at pri-
vHte sale. Mr.. Stelner has been 10
business seven ysan and will make q
oumber Ofimproyements. Jas Altksn
Who retires, was Ia business at this
stand for eight years. q. Is. Palmer be.
coming . partner three years ago. The
retiring nTm are men who leave .
fins record as business men aud gentle
ueH of high ehaFastss. Isaac Steiner
IL = business msn than whom salem
has no superior.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS
AUM-vILLE

We have very foe weather.
school electiou psssed % satisfactory
- all. Mr. spuF snd Dan Smith elecieu
dire'0ss and sherman SEsnk eisfE.
The ciii1sBs % ABmsyills have
bought And plsosd In The belfry Of our
new school house, . $50 pound steel
bell.
The lecture delivered by Lewis, the
A. p. A. man. was unsuecessiui, as u
failed TO please, snd vss not lecture
ht to be heard. Only very old men and
women should have been present, and
il would be good IL they were hard OF
hearing.
Ever since the great disaster on
Christmas eve, where - msny were
burned. one Of cur ladies has been 20
shocked aud pToe,Tated BY the news,
that she has not hen cut TO an enter
iainment until Monday night All
were glad to see Der nut aud hope TO
rec her often 10 the future.
Everybody is bGsy making garden,
planting potatoes and sowing grsin.
On Sunday night scme unknown
person entered Rev. f. Roberts barn
and stole bis two horses. The country
IL being searched in every direction, but
a. yet no trace has been found.
The Populists are in bad way. They
have been robbed on sll sides. The
Republicans now preach free silve l6 TO
/, plenty Of greenbacks, 70 interest
paying bonds, and the payment
Of the government obligations in
silver. This has been Populistic
doctrine, but Is now captured by
the Republicans, and the Populists will
be compelled to take another step in
advance.
The three boys that FAN away from
the Reform school Saturday evening
are supposed to be the ones who took
Rev. Roberts horses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

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Y. A's'''"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

A.,'s 80 a. 4siNi q ~ ibs sassst
~ 'fnifal ~ ihirt 49, e... n.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
Yoa Don't Have 70 swear on.

says the H. Louis Journal u Agricult
urs IA an editorial about No 10 Bae
the famous tobacco habit core, I'VE
hnoN " many cases cured by kgVo.
bae, one, q prominent ~. iAjus afehl
isei, smoked aud chswed loT tweuty
years two boxes cured him - that sys1
We siiisil ~ p'bAneo makes bim sick %
ho1os Nae sold and guAfntssd by h. ].
ffy. No eufu 40 pay hook ifas, ntsf.
lihg itemsdy Comes fofk " Chleago
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

An UsPkOFITABLE VIsITOR.-The
burgrar or burglars who are visiting
Bumeraus houses In this city are US
ually Improbable 10 the owners, rob.
bing them Of hard-earned money. But
the hundreds Of Salem housekeepers
who buy their groceries Of the reliable
firm Of HaTTIt q Lawrence, do not pay
several prices for them. This firm
KEEPS the largest, cheapest aud best
line Of groceries IN the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

IhH AEw DIRETOk Tbos nfuos.
li's ns~ly olsetaa school difsctaF, " a
aisinl,Sf ~ lhs First baptist church
aad . nisn " gos,d cbaTaolsf, sho viii
msss yalusbis asmlssf ~ lhs baagd.
~ bfvos Il sg sBsfEvils mas. What
s'sf be iskss bald 81 hs daes with al
hls nlishl sud wbsn DO was srho5l
eisfs hls fsIofls wsfs slss,s 90 lln.s
sna soouisis fiss dislnd 10 a. h.
congratulated
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
J0HN HUGHES.

Dealer ia Groceries, Paints,
oils. window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock Oi
Brushes Of all Kinds In the
state. Artists Materials, Lime
Hair, Cement and shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
AmoHo rHE wHEEEKEE.

O1iaB n;nfisy, sslesEsn At ibe
wss,len NEL sior-, hss an order IN fof
. nsN FSWier.
w s. Bazsth. Agsnt f"f The Ceiaih :
bis, ,-4nIe ~ from Wo-1dtarB 90 = q
~. wheel ln coz boar ard Dhy-hse
minutes and carried = Yalise.
A new three lap track inside The reg
ular race traek is 10 be built AZ the fair
grounds. The grand. stand is TO be
moved back tsu feet a8d the finish will
be Ia front.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

lhs oai'sflnsiship hsfstof1fs slisi.
lhH islsssn a \ 1illsn. h. 4. Pa
lsispn aud u n biilsH uidsf a.
hiin hsiils q uill'sn faiifftln a ~
y llils hsl dissolved. a h nlllsu r
llfeHi tbs liislafsa slll n. nanduet,t
hslssilfi N 4 q, fsiisfsil 900 N b.
nill'sil ueaff ibs hfu nhn4r IN iIli.'fi
= lsiifisoi An atfslunis dus tls IA
hih sill - psBsiils a. iho nss M
'sAislt a faiiFifau. ihfy assuuiIng III
iisidiiiiss - ibs 80 Hfm'
a n nIHFHr
y FAlIths4s
49,. a y bIihFkI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

"a HHlf sNHfaAissa rHff 80 esisfst
$3.50 N ihf hsal has fstsf. li.s odd
eslsiflasl assfafss slia siifs stss ~
sif'ts lhF sfaas "a .sif aHa ahtlis..i.t
titeiii ffsaiins iiuH esiaifs lsst
sA3 iisastHi Az hef lHIlns alfa4l..s
aHa , fifl9 y ssffsrisi ID ~ asHasisir
afN4 ~ HfHlafs al AHIi Ilhl
AfNii ~ fnhlAhA 04asNls ~
~ uiHHihs iifsiHlsni ~ al atf
~ eel ~ fa w. ssls ~ iAsn a
liieks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

AAgicAss ~ INCORPORATION Wsfs
yssisgdsY nisd vilb lhs sssfsiafy ~
stats ~ lhs oesoa tfaetsf Compauy
- Portland, espllsl sissck t0,0sl, sib
faenss hlailHlsa, A. a. osulsnt,sln
saa a. " iisaisni,slg, lsoegpagalass
Also ~ ihs nhufph ~ lbflsi, ~
hgyv ngFllls, piepsgiy Fsissd - lla.s
fhs lfNsisss "a lha nsw ulufph sis A
iiiszs, n i'snsfon ssa . faFsa,
aef
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
An Abseluts Cure

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMENT Il only put up Ia large
40 ounce tia b0Kes. aud is an absolute
eufe fpf old sores, burns, pounds, ehsp.
ped hsnds, aud ali skin efuptionA Will
psstiFrly cuTe al kinds u pllsa, AJAX
fql lhe ORIGINAL ABlETINI
OINTMENT fsoid BY Lam a Bfooks
at ~ o,uis l3f bpA 81 mail ~ osnia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
Died.

ESCBTRUD-At the family home ia
North salem, March II, 1885, st 8 o.
IA. Mrs. Esehtrud, aged IS years, Of
consumption.
Funeral services will be held tomor.
rJw afternoon st o'clock from the
German Baptist church 10 North
r'alem, conducted by Rev. e. f.. KlIe-
yer. Burial ia Lee Mission cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

a hHlFf hFNphn fIsm fsslnh
~ lhsish ssipsi lhsis y ~ nl,ms slfnsi
i,si ssss isisli $40 eisis aifssis nilsa
ssssas saa iif stats hatss sgaanAs tsg
, saiHi ball aiils sslaisis lif sgih snd
.iaii bsli " as eiig hbagla ihsfp
~ ~ aass vsl sonee hilsag sys
Hss ~ fsiisss sifssf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

Nav DKAL.-Jou. n. l.sysqus, the
bassballisl, has bought tbs FAyonis
cigar store, yesterday bid Ia by Joe.
Meyer Mr. I.syeqos has host of
ifisnds and will make successes of lhs
baslnosa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

80 ihs gfais 4Asilliss iaase..sd A,
lisri Neisal@flils Aiasts sil u IA.
ti'lsf ii,s h'ssili iisss Strengthening ths
f'f 80 q fsfFislss iisE alEssilfT ~ ss,is.
lNf fHiHaifs sac tllnstf sna llFrl. l,iilas
st8 hFiiag w iiif Salts sfal siii, oufss
sf'fats afrlfIsis. 0aisffh sad flifl
siieitsisi ifF ifes = Rnq NNlf lisssi
iss~is fills eiils ~ ilFsi M. llili,ss
$50 ls*1aiss iA1l6ssi lgp slrt head
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

fhs napafiHnisUip bagrtafifs "A sisfins
- sssn ~ d haKsk and lhas,..
fullnssn iH ihs HillllaH luslaa.s Il
Ann,afills y ihls asf dissolved. TEf
A. b nssnk
Az ssslgAis das ths ga GfH sill A.
80 sbls ~ b hwsat
A. naAbH.
inWhAH tuuhaua
MeitN o. leil asla lnf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

fbu M9SK fhsfiss fifsssii. sssd
q gfsss tsin Ngilaasasb ssHniy ssa
Nssa ileens' ssia n Bssif fl,s,l ~
lsasias fs,snl3 sfis nssifee a ihf
ifhsW saii,sa lfsisfaal lbls saskss
ill iegs N lbst laaNailes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

Don't EHCHAsGE.-The Portland
OfegOniaD has cut of 1HE JOURsAL
from its.exchange list, and The jour.
NAL. has, today, reluctantly dropped
the great Portland daily from lis list.
The Sun has sprung up into As good =
paper ~ The Ofegonian eyer Was aud
no one really has TO have the ore
gOnlan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

DIssoLyIsG POWDER. The consoll
dated fiayofing extracts at John q.
Wnghps are superior fruit hayors 10
take the place Of nuid extracts Ia sea.
soning puddiugg, creams, cakes, etc.
They please every honsskesper
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
guatiea Count

fhs oass ~ Ffsnk HOLMES W. the
Oregon Hedge company waa oosnplsIsd
- o. IA. yesterday ssd the jury
bsoaght Ia . vsFdiet Al s.to ., IA, Ia
favor Of ths plaiBlin foe tibs ~. The
aa,opni sacd f1f sss tlsS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

hsa'vtD'-J, T. ooods, the 400.
sionssf has removed bic buslnsss "a
'hF laird doof souih ~ lbs Flint Nat.
lohsl banh Regular saturday sales 81
g'rlock
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

To hSEf hospAY EyEsiEa. a
short meeting @ss held by lhs sKsmp,
nfsiasn lost syeniug ia the oouaell
ehsnilsf and sdioufned untii nsai
Anndss sysuipg,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

i'll,,is lsfiHs is8hafg hess a itag
4 lltaHsiis " ssli slfs,i fssiill
aitaa ~ fksli saslts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain ID
the salem posiofiice, March II, lss5, IN
called for. Tbose calling for them
please say advertised"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

himss Apsssf sAs affsslsd iAsi night
~ Iasnlps ths streets. Judgs Edas
asss blm oas houg " lsays lhs eiis
iilis aaOIninK ubloh hs dld.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

tff iNhetlf AlsiaHt,l.ilai
..s . snl iHiiit lssu s.....
N.s tfif go sss.a y sa.ia. ",
...i si ~ q tstt fsa a.a u
'.,'s ,... ''i''a sssH Nmhsnla.t.
,FltaN iNssllf fnr
f'N'f Hini lsia " r
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
New Advertisements.

HEN nIHEN hSNNN@HhNf
T,IR gAI.E CHEAP-T 40 good second-hand
vheels, in good condition, at foest11e,
gun store. -, -
n TssT-61ncb OF Keys. Fiuder will please
| rsrurn and receive reward. w. Cu-lch.
nFSIOVED-1TOOdeis auction ana cohins-
X si0r house second hand gOOds DOuknJ
90 sr,ld 0u nmissi N. PaTles naViuK any
thing 10 sell hJuld call and see me- r lIns
az. a Epsclalty. J. r. GUUDE, aucuoneer,
8i3 CON inerciai ST., near tlTst NaIlOnsl DINA
TANTED.-A position as house-keeper by
w middle age woman. Write 10 Mrs, n. ~
C;stcheI, Fair Gronnds p. o. Or. 362 wks.t
TINJ EXCHANGE.-tioOd acre and plated
1 property on Puget sound for properly III
\, esiern Ortg gon. address journal once
C1TE.LI-A sHERaAN. - TypewriIlng and
- commercla stenogi Apply, once, room
II, Grey block. The best Of work zone at are
son.bi, atea ll-2S
MOUND "A child's gpld rng, with setting
Owner can get same by calling at the JoUk-
NAL Office ana payiug for this sd. 1.3l ~
+ AIDES, we gladly tell you how you can
i easily make SIS weekly quietly al your
own home. 20 ition permanent. Reply WIN
stamped envelope. Noman's BENEFIT 20, Jo-
let, III. oZSt
NOR ExCHANGE.-A first class grain farm,
II situated In the famous james River valley,
North Uak close 20 good market. VIII ex-
change for property about salem. Address,H
care Journal
NIONEY 40 LUAN.-U. Marsh. Room q
vi Post once block. II IL
UNO hXCHANGE.-sallem city property for
land or STOCK In Kansas Cloud county
preferred. Inquire OF q. W. smith, Yew
rsrE, salem. Or. Slim
IVANI IED-fusnirg U6hvasser OF good ad
W dress. Liberal salary au1 ca penses paid
~eekiy; Fei man nj position. BROWN BROS
G j., Nursery me Portland, Oregon.
I6-Apr-l7, m
A A HALF PtlLE-l4ibt cnance TO get
~ choice thOrOL ghDrId chickens at hall
price. Your peg ol II hundred; must be sold.
4 h0f'r. salem.
r.r4anI4Is, .Ntebpal lsrAIVs iIIslug Agent
IL. - Merchants Exchange, SAL tIapCiscO
Our GulhoIzed asrnt Inls papsr ~ kepi
q LII a. M Unice.
ticl1I4AN .NIDnLr,- Literature oI al
! ED.ls u'l -4., a, s.D ,IDsfty stlteJ. 4-O-l.
Al.. o.. A.. -l-4.,ligu ~, 81 ht..ty brOWL
- Nral lins i-l.r iui sb cheap. Just the
4inE lOr outline a.uer "a p,ts, tall al JouI
A once u
JArrHs.-ruHlaud, Ascruu entU, srattlt.
L TACOMA dnu leau rfdnclsCO papers on sal.
tbeAnetts t,sl.nice block.
,ANslk5 -splendiI young coming plant
htavenue sieen houses, 15 cts. per uUzsn.
S-B.3t.
,hks7H ,N,NS -nIss I.y Ola htichia, cor
, teg CuuCu street aud Garden Road
Ia uu 49, u4OI aJle dressmRklnk at modeT
price, A7-3t'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

oip Mana knps shat ls good
ihAl is ibs isssop ihsy dnnk Thai
sglsfHins spioufs isa ~ sals ~ uu
i'sri a fsiiefson,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

ikhHhiLA ifi@FfFAL Jahn
Assfsf = -, hsu fiis, Daw alFses
lrs handlaa. Via d. Al l.s.fk w,s,d
- oiuuasfcial siseel tlI gIt|
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

Whsu yeu elssp bsuss snd ssni .
nsw esgpsi rs spfs ~ sss hufsn A
iismilishs si,let
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

fNlsiiw als4 issis aR9 saspiFsl )
kAas lsdef ~ slss plN $40 ssil sa8
Msal HsH ftsif lsaf iasis ana
iaaanfni 80 A. sssllt ssllsss4 10 a.
lhe,aiiss ~ nig sslssal Hnss u sss
afsss asNlf ellkf tsifNs saa liils
isiass Isf eNsl|llf si, hlai,ssl saa
isit nasi a,.asfsis N az ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

~ . A. lflil efNAa eliaafsilaf, elll
,assf slis ~ n,ss,,lsss M lssissi
= ilsiA8isNi AZ sil.ssla sl,sla
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

as Mas NFplfN hafN iillsispaina
i4aafs hai hlss.l sNa salishs1 pnE
tit N heNWittif Rpa ilsl sfis ~
l-lI AlaAIl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

finsw sllt ii|ask lilt "a si.s aai
Sc naiifI lsnss psn lfasi6shss
iieinAsslN Fasi A. ffeln Naal lssas
fl'lIiN lsssH. liliea issse fiF
AfnhpnH
sle a. fNa'ulsl tiMa'iess tf teff
lllfM NJ l9.a|taiee IA ftAf tsssa 80
nlafh Hsstsf y lsilsfles flls 80
- 81 fHafmH
nHts hala AfM
flaaI4 SO $3.50 lNlsl
hes pHllns esssas lkh bssf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-12
DREssMAkING.

hffiNF itiNtra ~ dfrssnasin inE iagiois L
HfttI 4 afsiif NaAs ills hdlet O -
VI. sNfit ~ lhsf paif4Aasf hallffiailae
Atss HNlAANh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
He Beat Hts Wife

"W. F. Lyons. editor of the Popu- list, published n Phenix, was be- fore the police court on Saturday morning and was fined $25 for beat ing his wife. If reports are true the brute ought to be treated to coat of tar and feathers and then ridden out of town. The Herald states that last week he brutally beat her and blacked her eyes, and agaiR last Friday night, notwithstanding that the poor woman is in delicate con dition, he threw her down and kicked her. A fine bird that to edit a highly moral paper"-Citizen.
 This same Lyons was one of the most ardent and persistent advo- cates of female suffrage last winter during the session of the legislature. He succeeded in some way, just how no one seemed to know, in getting himself before the committee of the whole in the house in which fe made terribly fierce but unsuccess- ful struggle to laud women to the skies. After the bill was defeated in the council he bored the mem bers of both houses, trying to get the councilmen to reconsider .he vote and in case this action was taken in the council trying to get the assemblymen to stand pat on it. He evidently believes that a woman is no better than a man, and is as fit a subject for ''thumping," as we'll as voting, as a man Is.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
HI. Flrst sIrht of Q Deer.

In the early dawn, just as the mist was rising from the lake, Iproceeded thither to perform my ablutions, when, looking across to a point abOu, 300 yards, I spied what at that dis tance looked like a COW. Icalled the guide, and he said 1t was a deer. He had his head down, browsing at the edge of the lake. Iclapped my hands and if Delsarte could have seen the elegant toss of that head he would have been charmed. It was turned with its branching horns in our direc- tion for a second; then he began browsing again.
 Iagain clapped my hands, and in stantly he had wheeled and bounded of into the thicket I Inever before understood just how the deer are captured. Perhaps some of my read CTS know just as little as did. We'll, then, the deer hunter sets his dog of into the woods from any point on the lake; the dog sooner or later finds his prey and Is taught to chase it. The deer puts for the lake as its only safe ty and escape from its pursuer. The dog is trained to keep it in the right direction. and when 1t emerges from the woods there in the boat Is the deadly rife which is to end its career. Amsterdam Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
sant. Fe Reorganization

TOPEKA, Kas., June 4-Reeeiver Aldace F. Walker, of the Santa Fe, arrived in Topeka to-day. When asked about the reorganization and its effectiveness he sad:
 "The majority of the securities were deposited a week ago and the reorganization plan became efTec- tive"
 - Twill the reorganization be effect ed under the laws of Kansas or Ill., inois," was asked.
 Under the laws of Kansas. most certainly. This was made pos sible by the law passed by the state legislature last spring authorizing the company to issue preferred stock. The reorganization commit tee will now proceed to organize a new company under the laws of Kansas, and when foreclosure pro- ceedings are brought to a proper iuneture the new company will pur- chase the property" When will the property be taken : from the receivershipi" .- ''l cannot say whether it will be three months, six months or a year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Crusade Against scorchers.

There is a growing crusade against the scorcher, who disturbs the peace of other riders and greatly annoys the pedestrians on the boulevards. Most of the accidents that are charged against cyclists are due to this class of riders, who are not con tent to limit their speed tests to the racing track. Local ordinances in regard to the speed of bicycles might we'll be strictly enforced, and as there is likely to be a crusade in that direction, a few suggestions as to how to tell when you are exceed ing the limit may be in order.
 When 8 machine is gesred at sixty-one revolutions a second means l01 miles an hour. If the gear is sixty-three. the speed will be III miles; at a gear of sixty-eight, it will be 12a miles; at seyenty-two it lacks small fraction of l3 miles; and at seventy six it is little more than 131 miles. As most cities have ordinances against riding more than eight miles an hour, it will be seen that one revolution per second is too fast to obey the law. Good citizens on wheels will go slow, and thus save cycling from severe criti- cism.-Wheel Talk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
The Grand Jurr Report.

To the Hon. J. Hawkins, Judge of
 the District Court of the Fourth / Judicial District of the Territory
 of Arizona, Tn and for the County
 of Yavapai.
 SR:-We, the grand Jury impan- eled for the June, 1895, term of the said court, beg leave to report as follows:
 The said grand jury has been in session for a period of four days. from the third day of June, to the sixth day of June, 1895, inclusive.
 During said session, the said grand jury have investigated 10 cases, with the following result:
 Cases in which nine bills were found: Murder, 2; assault with in tent to commit murder, 7; grand larceny, 2; forgery, 3.
 The following cases were ignored: Assault with intent 10 commit mur- der, 7: embezzlement, 1: aggra- vated assault. l; felony, |.
 Having 10 further business before
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Card to the Public.

wish to rectify a mistake now being made in regard to the expen- ses of my husbands burial.
 To be sure I wish to give the "Grand Army" Ia noble body of men, all praise due them. They were most kind and readily came to my assistance. Being entirely among strangers 1 fully appreciate the aid they rendered me and as- sure all they have my heartfelt grat- itude.
 But I do not wish to be regarded as an object of charity as I myself have since paid the entire expenses, not only Of the funeral but also pay ing for lot and fixing up of the grave,
 Yours Respectfully,
 MRs. CLARA COLLIER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
France Drinks Little Champagne

The French are, after all, the small est consumers of champagne. Brus- sells and London, Petersburg and New York are ahead of them. Themeager allowance for the mere patrie is but one bottle per year for every nins of the population. The foreigner, ever abounding in treasons, stratagems and wiles, imports two-thirds of the total supply and exports back to France his cold. heavy and melan- choly beer. ."-Loudon News.