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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

~ sssl sFFl.ratieas ~ tksy aannat
iesst - alaNeeuf EaFiiaa n a. 49,
ttefs = auiY oss ssN 81 fafs taafasaa
at.i thai a ~ uaasi ~ iAsssasl fefs.afi.ss
ihsfesss = nseset - a. iEnaa.s,f r.s.
asisHH ~ 49, RseaNast Naina ~ a. -
s.tisa Tets. Whe1 NEa i4ta = ~
aseaei Tsss essa . fsalti1a ssHa ~
leaisfisss kssfiaa eaa wtsE "a = fa
tifsif FItseei. tusfsaas = fns fss1
49, es'ssa ihs iaNsaasffea eaa = -
tFa eai sad fhh tata faafefsf a. :
eefuaa. nsmslllsass kaaftas go - "A.
ssfFfet ~fFttf Eiea aaesa 80 n Co.
- sssmsi - asisflh. ssssN = 80 a. 4
80 ~ lseaa.s.f eaafitie& a 80 u
asNf aIflssaas
Ne 90 aiss &C., ifaatf~f fAstsss
80 stT go ~ tssfssss ssaaaf -
ssefft tsa ea4asa - aafuf ~ Mal !
sasfft f'fa. nsa4 - aflasais f.ss
80 NaNaWg q a.. raasts n
~ aeaf ~ thafaIsas. tta fafa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03
A Program of Earnest Reforms on
Great Public Questions.
81 WEEKLY

The JOURNAL is aRepubican paper but it independently
advocates the interests Of the people at all times 1t places
the public welfare above party interests and believes thereby
it serves It's party and the people best.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03
Nsrxcns PaonlA

Aud those who Are al tired o1t a1d
have that tired feeling OF siek head
ache can be relieved u all these symp-
toms by taxing Hood's SArzApAFil. "a,
which gives nerve mental and bodily
strength aud thoroughly parties the
biood IL also creates s gund appetite,
eaFss indignation, heATtbaru Sni indi-
gsstion, hs1rtboFn ABd Dyspepsia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

whez Bay vas sssE, vs gave her cAsso<ia-
wa.n So Wa a Ciaz.t. shs erie,i f1r Casr1rtA-
wAsu abs hsscaz1s Ms, 80 eianz 90 C1sr1rtA
wAsa SO ksG Chls1-se. shs gave sh=zz CAsror.A-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

usuAlly has bad liver. he II bali
oas, eoostiapted, has indigestion and
dyspspsiA. IL there is no organic
trouule q tsw does of PARIS sure Curs
will tone him up. Parks sure Cure
the Only liver and kidney cure we
ssli on = positive gaArABtee. Prics
tt.00. Fold By Lgnn a Bro che. ia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

Tia crusic pSper has soune inimitsbIs
cartcoDs. Bat 40 O0s 0f them 10 n1CFe
forcfnls than the testimony q It's PFC
pgfefor, W. J AfNeil ~ toe value o.
ALLoocE's POEyCs PLAsTzEs- He
uFftEs.
HJUngE BUILDING,
Cor. FIfth Ave sud Sixteenth ~,
NV IOkE, January "a. ls9l
~Abuszi three Eeeke siUeS, while saf-
i-rfng fyQul . severe e1.d which 1sd
s<itl@,i "a M ciI-sE. / applied an ALI
CuCK's PoBuUs Pl-4sTEs, sd In q
shoTt time Dt1siue rei;-E
"In uy oFini13. gLss- p,itss ers shau q
te 10 every bog@snold. for u-e Go esse
e cuUzhs, calgiz. sprsiCs. bFgises 7
psins = Aby tiud. 1 kn1E riszt in y
cSz- tbe r-ruis- have b@ru eDtirs y
satisfactory and lsGsfieiai
w. J. AEKELL-
BEASDRETH Pills arrest tns pro
gruss u decay.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

'hs ''as q the People " distinctly and Ai-ay' o.
3o,hAAt AZ $500 year. IS e.sls ea, Ihf Dnn
n, ~ ~ ysaT No PaTsrs s.nt ls,, r.. :"
h0fEh bliofHEts. Pssishsu. =
Salem, Or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

Dsmorsstis = a eoDu.sss spgfsg aod
Easter B9mhsF. seven prOmineDt
chgrebmea of diffsrsot de0ominAiioas
tell boz ard shy thsy observe Easter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03
A HiKh Liver

Hocd's PlIis are easy 10 take. easy 10
action and sure 10 efiec&. sc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

Aasag ApsN n.asnss, iuNias as
nstsssss 80 ts tslatA slAtssl ~
llfsaN Nl1h 50 seiss u ~lN1g
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

esd 10 ihs Apsa -oyssisns1 go
sppssst.asi shsaaA ~ itslt4 A
usasissf. so 'sFbs tsv 10 Hss ffae.
sissas ~ aass sss lhlnk ilsy s4sai
e susi ths Nefistai9ss tsf sfs ~ 90
eaagiiahis shsa Fsaisisas naa = taf
eusaussas ee ti.s fsitklss ~ ihs gs~s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

hF 49, - Csitsua sifs.i, 49,
frsests.' o. sas ss sAssai bsasA sis
- assrsss - silfsF useasy a. = -
snssg ffsssN faisF ibs agFsf BE- sirss
sai Nsia. ga iiss Was . siksa esa
a - - isesfsaiisa safitlaa 4 80 s.is
80 aias1aul -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

and tle cesciaafos q Ma TArt- lgl
Sapoieou B0naparts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03
rAR wEsrERE REFLECTIONS

Ncsss On Nsw Puhlscasisns ard Gen.
msnt On ths worid q Letters.
BY EAMnLEE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03
A LEADER IN THE FIGHT.

For two years The JOURNAL has led in the fight for new
zeal The JOURNAL has been leader in the fight against ring
ocs and The corrupt methods of the old machine. 1t is
recognized champion Of the peoples interests the Pacific
lorthges Il fights its battles consistently within practical
limits and me space impractcable theories
pessimisc but firmly believes III the capacity of M
eople for egovernment when acting integenty and u
roused to the necessity of so doing
NOT a GoLDBUG FROM GOLDBUGvILLE
young lawyer in the legislature who is still voting fol
Dolph boasts that he is Godbus from GoldbugvIe" HID
must be strangely ignorant of the temper of the people
Oregon, who have very little Goldhug of any kind
But his remark evidence Of considerable courage of an inf
kind because the does live who can go befor
the American people anywhere declaring that he opposed
any kind OF money other than gold for purposes of ultimate
redemption of debts, and rtcei7e an endorsement.
FOR FINANCIAL REFORMI
The Journal advocates national monetary system unco
trolled by corporations
Zone Country, One Flag One Money" should be
The watchword of this, the land of the free.
me money that's good for the rich and the poor
one standard Of worth, matter its name,
6e 1t gold, silver paper. twill ever endure
If stamped by the nation and backed by its famel
One money for all men Let that be the best
Be 1T paper, or silver, copper or gold;
sor the northand the southland the east and the west
IL should by the people. he held and controlled
lHE JOURNAL not bourbon organ of the Wall street
su nor partisan paper for bankers only Il does not be
aeVe IN got alone the only of ultimate redemno
need gold and silver coined equal terms and abundant
paper currency Our country must pay all its obi
lI,ng 70 the terms OF It's contracts but no more
P4Ic 90 Sa'ons must be created payable in gold only
III addition 70 all the gold possible in circulation siye
| o sGrea 70 It's nghttu place primary metal cur
where >, had stood tor eighty years before il wa
Aaaae1,y demonezed in 1873 Il was the regret of thlS
4o' President Grants life that he allowed that bill 70 be-
!a" ana II Is the duty Of all patriots "a Ibor 81 rnea
mar law AZ the earliest moment Our country should mot waI
~ International bmetalllc conference with England, Ger
& I'l o'n'f country controlled by the RotRchlds, bu1
'''' '''h''He silver at once legal tender money
THE CRIME OF 1873
ri ~ ~, l'lanhg ifee coinage 10 10 is only sur
~ ia depressing and devastating efcts mon ,b ur
M ~ .n' f'u'oem'e policy Of the present adminstraton
n. oa .oo o daeung the currency by retiring with gold
. , eVVVVO'OOo OF paper money, redeemabie in pod III
avs, @ the option Of ht government The noIcv "f Pres
-se'. ~ borrowing gold OF England 10 redeem sva
ny e,s. 'ln ~ A~ arc specifically r,deemable in silver
80 -s vas 'imAx Of the hnancial q nsn,ac, "a, i "a
sboss ,,,S ~, masses 30 that vent'by they are making Es
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

missis efsfiag il.s lssh lasfaalts
lsiiitsssa. hsaesiks 80 usmfsa a.
sfHsts ~ lhs Assa nsmass n ~
fssa - ssnte II ssesmaaes sissssI
- ifsa n ssAssg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

fses1aons writes Ne " knos wka 10
ths usoss suiinsnt ~ Auzssiaan sFtisss ?
A a@pd Aaahosiis says kfiha Neaasf
fhsoaHh hls M sna woFt ~ pfgvss
th9a au leaiasnous ast kas alrsaiy
sgsang fFoaa ths saai ef car aAsiVs is
ssaiissas~a Ne sslh~txntlAaas ihs
eisisa Ia lhs aasnsin " sEt shai ~ oss
10 sasasshian - casassVus. nst hanei.
rspssd - . aieefsaes - easfs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

iisfB~ss as@ss stln . rirh sksseh ~
puf nssieasi esgttsi set tis afss a.
sfsiaasei - i.ssas a. tAsstss Isas nsi
fssNi,satiaNs - laea ~ AS fhs sas.
ssaieasi es1 faasl gfaAisaas 80 slFsa
stsses fssseittas - ussss thss skhs
, giss~s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS


~ ~ n hfAlnssY. nsgn.sstsFdf
Atttft, q tns . tfats "a - i.ef
stff 80 hssa nsfEfsIf tfastIr
etA hsaf4 aIsfass ffsf fsnFe lfsFins
~ tfWf AZ a. f'fas a il.a lsff - ~
so ifa'sta Niih g. fitAl - sat
tisfiaag "A tfsslk j ossit ~
sfff - ~ ifit - Fef 49, A. =
tfaN9 aF tsst I hssl4sss Al ~
itsi ] 80 masa siafalft saf ~.
l.AAl.l ~ alLLnlL-N "a a - NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-03

I aesais1 ~ BFh Tta tful hffis
ntsta . 4.Fllitf NFnlteEasaf "a 80
nsslfss A. e. sailrl ksts go.
.sielI ssfsf a.E
80 asminsaf . \. kasaa.s "a
1. ....s... :. -. -. 80. q. ~. "a 49,,
y ~ Guli /. II ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
A New Steamer.

Tho Pacific Mail Company has
purchased another steamer OF 5000
tons. 1t was bought in England aud
is newly built. Its name was the
Canterbury, but it has been changed
by the Pacific Mail to the Aztec, and
is now on the way to the Pacific
Coast to be put in service there at
once. 1t has been greatly needed
for a long time, but the company
waited before buying it until it had
accumulated a surplus OF earnings
to apply toward the purchase.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
LOSSES

are paid promptly and without IN.
necessa AIRY della =, The assets OF q
company Is the best proof "f its 40
lidity and sbiii'y to paw losses. The
rst given Wi satisfy even The One
Hun redth MAJ
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
BACK AGAIN TO WORK.
N. r. BURGESS

Is sgain prepared TO repair Garden Hose,
BprnkleIs, Water Taps. etc. saw Filing
and all kinds Of Tools shsrpened, ipclud-
ing Carving Knives ana Scissors; Lawn
Movers a specia tv; also Setting Glass; in
fact ali kinds Of jobbins. Work called Tor
and returned. King up l52 Mutual Tsle-
phone any time before . A. n. ll79u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13

You insure II Is well to do no In com.
prnies whose regulations have built
upon strong foundations.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13

The Sabbath Association OF St.
Louis have begun a crusade against
theatrical dives aud stores doing
business on Sunday. They make
personal visitations to the premises
Of the offenders.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
JOHN n. DOWSRTT,
l290-Im Merchant Street. Honolulu.
NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
IL Hawaiian Islands, Mr. Walter M.
Giffard will attend to and perform the
duties Of President and Manager Of the
firm Of w. q. Irwin & Co. Lid.
WIN. u. IRWIN,
President and Manager VIM. q. Irwin &
Co., I'D.
Honolulu, April 4, 1895. l306-2w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
NOTICE.

A LII OUTSTANDING BILLS OWING
~ the Beaver Saloon not settled by APP
ril 30th, will be placed In the hands Of a
collector and payment Of same will be en-
forced ii. J. NOLTE,
l3i2-td Proprie tor,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
Real Estate and Loans

The enlargement Of the LOAN Market
50 rs to cover the wants and necessities OF
the large number of honorable peol lie who
are not owners Of unincumbered Real
Estate was one Of the most necessary limo
vations of recent years. To many 1t has
meant relief from pressing clan 1T the
properly and bonorahly conducted this
business 1, VI equally great importrnte
and value to the community as Building
and Loan Associations have proved them
selves to be-.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-04-13
FOUND

A WATCH, BETWEEN HALAWA
"A and Waimalu, Eva. The owner Cat,
have IL back by calling at the Catholic
Mission OF this city and In paying for the
expenses Of THIS advertisement. I3l2-2t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-02

ii"n should appropriate sluu ful each he
rrAN'7l fanny
Mr. p"frA ntAt.sl that whir he rympa
,hh-,i deeply with the sufferers and was
~Ar ~ tav"r uf Au appropriation h- dh
not thtuk -'ntimCu. .h.ud h- Alpw,-l to
get IL" h-rt ~ ~ lgu"nt.
Mr. LArrsguttr d"-ir'"l III" iuni dir
hur-"d 10y Archbishop ChAIrll". p" that
lie d,rtrihutluu might hw takru uut uf
politics lie ihuugnt IT ~Ar matter IT
charity, Snd u"t ui puiItlrr.
Mt. Nriury called Att'ntiun tu th" IL, I
that Ar'hhlsuop thsI"lir was uut ui the
eat! Hnd S"urI "' away ff several
weeks. ~ II would h- INV lp- tn make
him thr dirirIhutur IT the iuni
Mr., thAV"-' amendment WAS Adupt,si
r" the amnunt wAH mAdr Sr,jvn.
Mt ALrh-tR ,tlrrr,i sn Anrulturut
making Archhrh"p ChAI"ll", speaker
Dame aud Councilman p-irA the com
mItt"- uu dIrtrii'u'iuu
The amendment war adopted hy vote
ui . tu >, Mrrsrn i'tr,ta aud hrr-A voting
u" aud Mr. Ah"yA hring rhcus'-l from
NutinG
Upon the parrngr uf the rrruluii"u ~
amended the vote stH-i ~ tu u, y" that
the r--"lulIuu had passed
Substitute tor G. Is. M -. providing
iunIr t"r holding u"urt, winch IA--'~i the
=" uncIl yer,"riHS, wKH tAk"u ~ ~
unanimous consent hid all Amendment
was Add'gi, 80 tia, the tai applIrs "ulS
/" taArr delinquent "n JAnuAty !, l~Nl.
aud Ar-'rs,',l ul' tu january !, lNI
H. Is. Ne. IL, hA,ng ia" line ui lut"u
county. wAr rasr''d h.! v"t" "t II T." l.,
Mi. Ah~ytA Young "nu."
By unAum"u- consent All amendment
WAS made L. II. Is NJ, ~, the rn-riiir
rumI~nsa,iuu yIll, winch PASSED the cuuu.
cll y"nt-riAy
Mr. Curry introduced r,aulutinn for
the payment ~ rinplny-- upon warrants
irrli-d AgAlnr, tue {j.juD heretofore AL.
rrupriat.d for distribution hy PfrHid-nt
Curry. The r-r"lutlnn pa, s-i by strict
party vote uf Ia !
Mr. Curry attempted I" get az, Tor Ac.
uun &. Is, y" 90. providing nu attorney
Tor Union county, hul the rules were ne,
rurI~nd"d
The c"uucll then ndJouru,i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-02

very desperate riiurt tu favor the hill ~
hr al = nnml-r u gu-l friends wh"
w"ild b- Affected 10y II Vie f-lt. II ,w-v"r
that itr parrAg- would l- very great
misfortune
Ipu MIR Lac, c,an-'n mn,iun the vul"
ptusl H. tn u. M-prrr Uuti-rrry, l..Alrn.
lur-ru, \, MARTINI. SANCHEZ and Damr
voting "u"," 49, the hill was postponed
indefinitely
u, the CrrrIl"a rrlirf resolution, were
adopted,
Subrliluir tn G.. Is M ~. the nll pro.
vlling f,r the r,ll-f uf the c"urir pArr.-l
hy the council yesterday Afi-rn""n. wa
taken uI,
NJ Carr Thought the hill Was m,ei
miachi-vuu- mrArurr lie thuught II
wuuld l,-d the lrrrli"riAl trrArury fnr lh,.
rurIs~- II hlling tn overlooking the
county court funds.
MI Piuu thuught the bill would put
funds where they arr most ur,Si-,i, ami
that It should PASS
Mr Chrlrty rnii h- drl not ihlnk Mr.
Carr rrprrrrnt-,i the sentiment ut the
county m GrAnt un thir bill lie Thought
the measure wsr - svrudh one sn,i
would benefit the county uf tirHnt ~ well
~ the other counties II the territory
The hil uArr-d by a vote ui ~ tn ,.
Mrssrr Carr and ; MArunrl voting
"uu "
Th" h"u~- then Ailuuru- t" the alter
u,atu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-02
EX-SENATOR FALL
Brlbrr Folsom and the bona
Ana ounty Senator.
MR. FflGi~~ y TAIk+

A. there appears ,n he An inclination
among Huinr uf uur cI'l"us Ia dlncr-tit
the uuihfulnrsH ui the assertion, init
mated ~ Tnk tirILks nf yesterday uIHn
santa Fr authority. that A. IL Fall, when
. s-nAinr twn years Ag". hsi accepted .
brib- for voting to make the A Albuquerque
National bank the drpository If trrriioi ial
funds, the r,'I ur'-r met II. II Frrgur~s'n
tins murnIng-A gentleman sbo has all
along been AN iu,iinH,. friend II Mr.. Fall.
aud after considerable p-rrusSi"n, he OBJ
j'etlng I" enter into any controversy re
e Ring the matter. submittei Ia the fol-
msing interview. 10 u direct question
MI FrrgIsaon said
"whil- the bill providing for making
the Albuquerque National bank the de-
pnriiory uf the t-rrlt"i ial funds was
p"nding two yrars ag'', and ater Mr.
Folsom had i-rn IN santa f- fur snin>,
time, working for the till. Mr.. Folsom
ram- a. in- III albuquerque ant asked
me Ia h.lp him with the hill. wh'ch de.
rin-i tn 10 lie then k-d me II ! was
not on very friendly terms with A Is. RAii.
! 'nld hun WAS. lie then told me that
h- feared that Fail would not SUPPORT his
hill that up g. that lime b. bal fAil.t Ia
albuquerque bank to pay interest, give
hat not her-t"frr- been re,Iuired; aud
least sn lar Rs Ia speak "a
Fall for him told him
could not nhn-ncr FAN IL he hAd made
up hs mind; hul would speak a. h,m
when ! next went in santa Fr ! dhi ~,
ani found thai Fall would vote for the
hill uuly on the conditions that Folsom =
bank would give hnnd I" secure tbs
fundr. AMI pay interest on th. deposit,
I rr,n,rt-d the result IL the interview Ia
Mr Folsom, and the incident -ndrsl. AZ
FAR as was concern-'i."
Regarding the statement made In yes
tcriay'a CirztS. Wherein, upon suthr-
ity, this paper ,ntimat-l that Senator Fall
was ,nhu-nc-,i to rupInrt that bill for q
cash consideration, Mr., F-rgusSon aays II
"borl-rH on the reckless, and the incident
d-iailssi above canning within my perron-
al knnwlpig-, continued Mr.. fsrgusson,
"ir entirely Inconsistent with any imputa'
tion IN Judge Falls integrity
"S.-," cnntinu-h the Democratic na'
tional committeeman. ~ attended tlss
| I.girls,iv- commi,ts- that lately visited
Albul lurrlu-, On my own motion, not Al
| Judge Fairn instance, (h- not knowing
that I hsd r-turned from wAshing,onl
for III. purpo-- ~ asking the COMMITTEE.
had any investigation hs'-n held. 10 cal
rn- M a Witness Ia IN, in evidences th'
fact alnve ~laird,"
TnK CirlzRs gladly gives the views -
Mr.. f-rgusson, MT that the paper care
very much tnr Judge Fall since his bM
| h.hny nr nm anil off the lenrh, but that !
iu the cnrrrct lr'licy ~ any Legitimate
newspaper Ia right matters, " any wroni
has been done hence the Ahov-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-02
4 AfpAt.I.tNts.
hat a. vaII W,tn~-s~a ~, the
waite Ash taplo.len

&. &. Hall. the coin,n zHinn hrpk-r,
r,npI"'d over b-,w-"u trains al C,rrill"s
y-Ht"rlsy, aud visited the White Arh
MINI. where ia" irIghtful -Xpl@inn ~
yesterday m"rulng occurred lie return
-i I" the city last night, snd this inurn-
ing called ~ Tuk CIrIzKs office. II.
states that he never witn-sa.si such =
sight uf dirtrvas aud h-sulAtion betbr~ [;
men, who hut t-~ mnin-n,s b-fnr-, hah
len their wives ani prait,ing young ia
the beet II rviris, dragg.si frnm tho
mine burn,d. hr,iiH'si and mangl-i al
mosi beyond r.cngnl,i"n. Sup.r,nt-n-
d-ui lhggan. says Mr. Hall. with other
miners, w"rk~l hari ani long to rescue
the living And r-cnv-r the dead, aud when
h- l-ft last nigh, eleven mAngl,-i bsi,-s
hal been gotten Ia the surface Mr.. Hall
Al-"tts,"s that Jack Fleming. the mins
inspector "i the territory, was At the
min" when Tia" -Sul,r'Iun ccurred. and
wen, dawn "a the mine ~i,h the r-scu-rs
tif,--n minutes AFTER the Terrible and fatal
-tpinslnn
Yesterday when the awful news reach
''d this city, John JAm"u, the old aud
we'll knnwn coal mine ruI~rint rndsns,
VIII" rnniuctr the Highland l1iging
house. grew very anxious over the safety
IL relatives working IN the III fAt.si White
A-h mine and t~irgraIh,si the following
Ia the agent IL the rAllrnh company at
waldo, - station ahput two miles from
the mine:
"Can you aay II Robert Mckinley, Rob
-rt Law, James Richardson and David
Andrrann, at the White AHh mine, arr
HAf-T'
Lsr, night. much Ia the joy Of Mr..
James. he received AN answer to tue -f-
feet that ali parties nam'Si IN his dis
patch ARE safe Mr Mckinley n tha
g-ntl-insn'H hrnth-r. IN law; Mr.. Law
and Mr. Richardson ARE n-ph-ws, and
Mr.. Anders"n n particular AMI intimate
friend.
llnd-rtAk-r strung r-criv-d n dispatch
this morning IA send Ia C-rri;I@ all tho
cntiin. he could spare, The cnffinn will
be- shipI.a! this evening,
,i"v Thornton tn day aproints-i A. A.
Jones, nf LAr Vegas, district attorney for
the San Miguel district Fort will nn
doubt try Ia hold the tort,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-02

al attachment, IN the r,ock II Bullock.
Baker y Co Las, Marrb
II the receiver could h- male tn open
~ and tell, II II rviicn, that ,h-r. would
b.
tNtrRrsriSu piaoi,s,RKS
r"nn'r,s-I WI h these Bullock affairs. both
before And after the failure II the bank
II II not likely that the drIusitnrr will
l"'k with much ylr- IN the foregoing
stAl-mru,, and !, would apI-ar ,o "a man
up n tree" that the receiver will have
MS HANps friI
II hr pays the irlS'ri,nrs N full instrsd
" heing hAmr"r-i aud hArrn-rs'i IN bis
attempts Ia SECURE money. all those hon
"S,ly inclined should pAy up ~ promptly
nH po~Tihlr AMI h~lp the receiver :" al.
l"viA,. the depression AMI suffering
cAua,-l by the wrrcklng IL III. bank
Later II II learned thus af-rnunu, 10y
gentleman direct from santa f-. that
frln Mariinrl. who WAS one II The Kan
Miguel c"uniy SENATORS twn years agn,
has
ADMITTED RK'klNiSd NnSEN
fur voting tu place territorial funds IN the
wr-rkr-i Albuquerque National bank, and
frum the Ans prurcr Il II also learned
that A. u Fall. whom Prrsnlrnt Clrve.
land APPOINTED Aa au a--~iA,r junticc II
,hr territorial supreme court. aud WAS
requested I" rrsigu - z'n nA,nr two years
Az" frnm h'nA Ana county sold himself
on the same proposition each hAsls.
II IL understood that the h"okr ~ the
bank show the -Hac, amount pad out by
Mr.. Folsom in buying the legislature two
years ago. TIN. would make interesting
reading, and -mn- day 'rns CirlzEs hoi-p
Ia Ihlsh the lirt II uAnre aud the amounts
pAih tu each,