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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23
ID 'troit, Mich. % Mares

ID troit, Mich. 22 Mares.
, Dls zadosyt ucz, nienia siusznemu
zadAniu licznych czytelnik6w nasze-
20 psma, poswiecimy odtad stale
rbszt rna rubryke kronice spraw bic
cych, aycia ekonomcsnego i pu.
bliczuego t. tax licznej kolonii ma
szej
Szczeg6lnie troskliwie sledzi6 be-
d1iemy ruch i warlnki piracy i "a
robkowauis, jako gf6wna podstawe
nytu prawie 10 tysiecy robotnika
polskiego tuta
w nastepnych numerach postara-
my sic skr, sli6 ob ,zerAie waru XII i
stosunhi tut jsze, obecnie podajemy
k 'lka biehacych wladomosci.
W1elk1e warsztaty Hecker Car Go
pofozone we wschodni' czesci mia
sta, po dwuletuim praw'e zastoju 0.
tworzy!y juz pare odd4ia'ow, a Cd
25 b. IN. maj rozpocza6 robote we
>szystkch czesciach, przy czem "a
trudnia CORA tysiac ludz. Piaca jest
>naczn 9 znizona, prey warsztatach
na naczono ME wy1ej j4k $3.50
rnbotnikom zwyk{ym IS c. "a 10
sodzin piracy. w w'tlc fabry ksch
rob"ta sic wlmaga, nabiera pewnej
en rgi: z 8 20 izin przechodzq na
10 godzin prowadza rohote przez
cs4y tydzieh. Da j. to nj jake otuchs
nad1eje lepszej doll naszym lu-
iziom, n znaczna lnizke ceny przyj-
n"je rezygnacya. Jak dotad prze-
sazaj ca llczba naszych braci pozo-
stale boz piracy.
Zan .ielsk ch gazet dowiadujemy
'ie, IL ma meetlngu robotnikow Cen
tral Un'on, zaprot' stowano przeciw-
k" po'aczemu sic zwiazku rohotni-
k6w polsk ch,, dopoki ME ureguluja
>aleg'ych pienieznych ra hunkow.
JEST to zupesn'e stuszne orzeczenie.
Robot Xix polski po~inien przedew-
.1ystk'rm pamieta6 zabezpiecze-
n'u swej przysz4osci dlatego ze
zrozumlen'em sprawy pow'n en- aku-
ratnie uiszczac sic pienieznego
podat tku, jaki tego rodzaju zwiazki
wymag'ja.
w poniedzia'ek dnia IS Msrca
odby}A sic konwencya republikshska
dla wyboru kandydata na urzad se-
Azi4go policyjnego. Nominacye je-
dnogtosn'e otrzyma{ dotychczasowy
sedzia Whelau. Wybory wiosenne So
bar lzo ma}o ozyw,one, to z powo-
du bsrdzo naiej liczby urzedow do
>a'nianowania W tel elekcyi. Obec-
ME p'erwszy raz wchodzi W zycie
nowe prawo dla Stanu Michigan, da-
jsce prawo giosu pr1y wyboraoh sta
n'wvch tylko obyvatelom Stan6w
ri. Il tego powodu panuj e ruch wiel-
XII leg'tymowania sic.
Regi-tracya odbeizie sic W dniach
%, II, 90 % Maroa W ozna"zonych
precynktach Ofisa otwarte beda "
dnie cd godziny = rano
do godziny 8 wiecz6r.
Przyczy"e nagfej smierci Marcna
Dnchno~skiego, zamieszkaiego pn.
1855 Riopelie ul. doktor powiatowy
okr slil jako paral:z m6zgu. prawdo-
podobnie spowodowapy p'jshstwem.
Duchnowski mial lat 81.
Ma podkomisarza skarbu Rsppers-
na Detroit mianowany
zosta} p. l.. Twerski. K. Sawicki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23
Kilkunastu ludzi zabitych przy eksplo'
ZyiprOchn,

Cologne, Niemcy. 20 Marca.-Z
okretu elizabeth" wy}adowy wano
10000 xii. prochu, gdy ca}y ten Ia
dunek eksplodowa} rujnujac okolicz
ne okreta, i zabijsjac kilkunastu lu.
dzi. 0 kilka mil Cd wypadkn drzwi i
okna powypala}y W domach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

New York, N. Y.-2.O0O re botni
k6w pracujacych prey elektrycznosci
wr6ciao do zajecia,sa to ludzie pracu
jacy u frmy Downey. Koniec straj
ku sic zbliza powodu konferencyi
przedstawicieli obu stron, ma ktorej
obiecano sobie wzajemnie przeprowa-
dsic W odnosnych organizacyach g}o-
sowanie nad S-smio godzinnym dniem
roboczym.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

Superintendent pOlicyi zagrOzOny.
New York, N. Y.-Adwokat dys.
tryktu Lindsey zb'era materya} do
wystapienia przeciwko superinten
dentowi policyi Byrnes'owi. DR..
Parkhurst jest mu W TEN pomocnym.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

New Orleans, La.-Murzyni pra-
cuja W warsztatach okretowych pod
os}oua policyi. Pomiedzy bia'ymi
panuje spokoj. Wielka Jury wyda}a
~ marca wyrok obwiniajacy 20 u
czestnik6w zaburzenia O morderstwo
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

Lorain, O.--Fabryka wyrob6w
stalowych Johustowna rozpocznie
wkr6tce prace. 5000 ludzi dostanie
zajecie.
Fachowe gazety dziedziny elek.
trycznosci wspominaja o projekto
wanem po}aczeniu sic wszystkich
fabryk elektrycznych W trust po}ez
ny obracajacY milionami, ktoryby
swym wp}ywem ME ustepowa} tru
stowi Standard OIL.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

Walsenburg, Colo.-Rzad waoski
bardzo oglednie postepuje W sprawie
zabitych W tenn miesoie, gdyz tylko
sic dopomina przez swoich przedsta.
wicieli dostatecznej obrony dla W}o-
chow W Walsenburgu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23
T'zy dni ma mOrzu W watfaj 16dce.

Kapitan amerykshskiej barki Sa
rah, wraz iona czterema za}ogi
uratowali sic z rozbicia statku i ma
ma}rj }odzi przez. trey dni walczyli z
burza. Parowiec z Australia zabra}
ich wreszce ma pok}ad i przywioz}
do San Francisco.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

Pomeroy, O., 22 Marca--W ko-
palniach miejscowych W Peacock
wybuch} straJk powodo obnizenia
! p}acy. 900 ludu rzuci}o prace.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23
Emigracya murzyn6w do Afryki.

Savannah, Ga.-Setki murzyn6w
ciagna do tego miasta, skad nastep
ME zabiora ich okreta do Liberyi W
Afryce. Parowiec Horsa ma zabrac
800 pierwszych emigrantow. Jezel'
nova ojczyzna ieh zadowolni, to ma
ley sic spodziewa6 masowego wy
chodztwa murzyn6w z stan6w po}dn.
Napsyw ucywilizowanych pobratym-
COW ludnosci afrykahskiej musi ko
rzystnie wp}ynat ma kraiowc6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-03-23

J /" |
ciep}a towsrzyskiego. Dokonano
tutaj ~iele rzeczy pozyteoznych
zbiorowo, beg rozg4osu, czego W in
nych koloniach niema wcale.
Otto juz pred 8 laty staraniem
jedynej wtedy grupy Zwiazkowej, z
kilkadzieslat czionkow z&ozonej, sta
ne&a hala narodowa, dzisiaj jaz pra-
vie spaacons, wiasnosd tel grupy.
Jest to obszeroa budowla, W dobre m
miejscu, ma obszernym looie wysta
wiora, posiada W otoczeniu ogrod
wynios3ych drew. Dochod z til
hall csesto pokrywa caikowioie
wszelSie podatki grupy ME tylko
w3ssne ale zwiazkowe. Ia tym
przykladt m tow. koscielne lczni'
see, pred paru laty zbudowasy tez
wlasna hale, obszeruiejsza, wspanial
sza, ale tez obciaaona diugiem 8 ty
siecy-ze tez to mas pobo2nost
pycha W parze ida.
Wlasne lokale pr1yczyniaja sic
wielce do zycia towarGyskiego; IA
mast 20 salonach, tam sic zbieraJa
mic dzielami wszy scy, obmawialH
sprawy publiczne i wesoio sic zaba
wiaja.
TAX samo ga staranicm grupy
Zwiazkowej pred kilku laty spro'
wad1ono do publicznej b,bliotek'
miastowej polskie ksi Xxi. Pre-
glada}em katalog, jest $50 dziei maj,
lepszych nowych autorow, bardzo
umiejetnie dcbrSnych; jest to maj
wiekszy zbi6r polsk'ch ksiazek "
ktorejkolwiek badz polskirj nsj
wiekszej kolonii. "A co s1czeg6ln q
godne jest zaznac. enis, to public
nose Dasza korzysta tego zbioru
gorliwie, prawie W kazdym domu
spotykaiem ksiazki.
Obecnie zorganizowafa sic nova
grupa Zwiazkowa przemys&owc6w,
zakiada jnz czytelnie i b'blioteke,
przytem ma rozszerzy6 swa dNaial'
nose ma poparcie polski"go przemy
stu; Gel to najl~pszy. SAczest Boze!
Juz to przyznat naleay, re We
wszystkich praw'e koloniacb, Z"ia1
kowi iacza nsjleps1e s.4y inte
lektualne.
w polityce polonia tutejsza czyn
nego udzialu ME przy jm"je, ztad
tez urzed6w W miescie uie posiadaja
Obojetnoso ia bye mo1e zssiuguj
zupe4nie ma pochwase. DO j-zel' WEI
miemy ma uwsge, zbyt male korzysc1
osiagniete tam, gdzie nieraz zby'
ostro politykuja, to przyznat MONA
re pijstyka bij'tyka PREY tel Okla
zyi nieraz nam wiecej wstyIu, ni>
chwasy przynosi.
.Starajmy sic wprzod ludzi, kt6'
rych ME tylko my sami ale i inni po
pierad moga, wtedy ME MIME ma
udzia4 W polityce.
Ia to przyjemnie zaznaczyc, ze
nasz Kodak, maoiy, niedawno z kr ju
przybyay fachowy ogrodnik, OBJ. W.
Cukierski zsjmujA posade uaczeloego
miejscowego ogrodnika re znaczna
pensya. Ma tenn stanowisku wiecej
nam chwaay i pozytku przyni-sc
moze p. Cukierski, zatrudnia js"
swoich prey piracy. Jak ssysza'e",
ma zamiar przyjmowac msodziez
polska ma nauke tego fachu.
Stosunk6w parafalnych ME bede
dotykac wcale, So one Jak wszedzi+
pra vie, niemoralne. Koscio1 i pa.
-afia jest jedna; rozdwojenie roz-
draznienie kompletne.
Jako ciekawe nadmieric moge, H.
niedawno dwooh nsj1tarszych para
fan, fundatorow koso'ota, zostah
przez proboszcza oarafii usunlec.
Sa to ludzie zacni powazani, ztad
tez ognlne szemranie i niezadowo-
lenie.
Zesz}ego tygodnia otrzyma} no.
minacye ma po ikomisarza Skarbu
Rsperswylskiego ma Grand Rapids j
okolice OBJ. N. Cukierski, jeden z "a.
aozycic!i grupy przemyssowc6w,
cz}owiek maody, inteligentny
energiczny-jest to wybdr prawdo
podobnie bardzo trafny - spraws
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
Iind a Merry Time,

A gay party of merrymakers thor. oughly wrapped up in themselves and a lot of mufflers and things, boarded two sets of ..bobs" last Monday evou- ing. and away galoped the foam flecked steeds along the pretty drive way to T. r. MeMillon's ranch, where arrangements had been made for il genuine old-time dance, without any of the frills or furbelows that charac- terize those given under the auspices of the ..400." Bert Crawford and El- mer J. Bevan furnished inspiring mu- sic for the many tripping feet, and about forty people from Flagst fl and surrounding country participated. Ev' cry one expressed delight at the enter taiument provided for them and the 1 only kick the ladies had coming was the fact that there was nor room U rem on the sleighs, and this necessitated q somewhat indiscriminate mating O pairs. Thus it happened that In thu shadows of the overhauging trees tha
 lined the drive, a fellow couldn't tel
 whose wife or best girl he might hap pen to clutch. to preserve her iron being dumped in the snow when thu
 ..bohs" took an occasional carom ol their beam ends.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
THE Riverside County Land compar

TIE Riverside County Land company sent box to Chicago yesterday con taiuing 2,20O Riverside orange leaflets, 500 board of trade pamphlets. two dog en photographs of city and county views, and d mass of San Jacinto and Pleasant Valley literature, with maps, etc. All of thls matter will be d'strib- uted from the land company's office in the chamber of commerce building. This is but continuation of the work this company has been doing for the past year.-Enterprise.
 It is this sort of enterprise. this lib eral, far reaching system of advertis- ing that has given California her large, aggressive, progressive population. It is this liberal system of advertising that has developed California's re- sources and made her the enormously productive. rich and prosperous state that she Is. with her wonderful increas- inc real estate values aud in volume of business in every trade, profession and calling. TIE SUN submits this i'm pressive example as eminently worthy of emulatIOp by Coconino county. We have the climate, soil, sun and water. We have all the natural resources that we could wish. With the develop ment of these resources would come equal ratios of increase in values. in volume of business, prosperity and wealth. Let US advertise our resources and attract population, enterprise aud capital and so become as prosperous as our neighboriug countries over the line. If we do we will succeed and every man in the community will reap full and ample reward. There is now on deposit in the savings banks of the United States the enormous sum of sl,747, ,96l, ,2S0, and every dollar of this money is looking for good invest ment. THE SUN proposes to show to 
 l investors that we have resources and enterprises here that are as worthy oi their attention as any country in the United States can offer. By doing this we are sure to accomplish our purpose, sure to attract capital and enterprise and build up our country and enlarge 1 every business interest, and we will nev' CT do it otherwise. If we sit idly by every opportunity for betterment will pass our door and we will be left be- hind. But If we reach out and take advantage of our opportunities. we have the capabilities, tho merits tc
 lead and we will therefore lead all the rest.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
,,ArrLE rnoM MEXICO.

Messts. Kitchener and Parker, the cattlemeu of South Dakota, who left this city about six weeks ago for So nora, returned the other day. They bought 10000 head of cattle and will commence to ship them to Colorado in a short time from Bisbee, provided suitable terms can be made for stop ever rates, Should they fail in this they will ship from Deming in May - Star.
 These cattle take the place of just that many Arizona cattle, yet tho democratic press of the territory in sist that the Wilson bill is GodSend t' | Arizona cattlemen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

SITTING amid the ruins of Butte, the Nj ,vor of that town having regaiucd partial use of himself, has penned a proclamation that hereafter stringent measures will be taken to prevent the storing of high explosives within the city limits. In this relation we may call attention to the man who locked the stable door after the horse had been stolen. Also to the president who sent a war ship to Hawaii after the revo'u- tion had been put down.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
THE COMING STATE.

It is said that the Navajos of New Mexico are In starving condition, and having eaten their flocks of sheep are now killing their ponies for food,
 Arick Freicricks has returned from a duck huntiny trip to Cain, valley. He found a lake five miles long by two and onc-halfmiles wide. He killed a few ducks, but they were scarce and hard to get at. J. T. Shivers volun- teered to guide him back to Prescott. the regular road being completely ob- liberated.
 Alex. Thompson Is in from Groom creek. He says he had great fight with floods to save his sawnill and used all available chains to anchor it to trees, etc One end of the mill sauk six inches. He cannot tell the amount of damage till waters subside. He says the food was not SO great S that of four years ago. Courier.
 Thomas II. Cordis, of Tucson. has | gathered from old records of tho Fran ciscan fathers that Arizona is subject to cycles of drought and rain, each GOV cring period of twcnty-eight years. He says We are now in the midst of d dry cycle that is soon to end, for the rlcOrds show that back in 1865 and 1866 there was generally sufficient rain in the territory to produce vege- tables and crops without irrigation.
 Harry c. L. May, of New York City, was found sixty miles east of Bisbee in a destitute condition. It seems that Mir. May left Lordsburg to visit his mines, some l65 miles south of that place. H. hired Mexican as q guide. The third day out the Mexican stole all the pers onal effects and horses. and was supposed Co have headed for Mex
 co. This was done while Mir. May was asleep, No water was left him, only a small cantcen full, and on that he subSisted for two days. Not know ing the country, and having no com
 pass, he lost the trail and his bar
 lngs, and wandered aimlessly about
 until discovered by Lieut.. NJ. Bishop who observed him some four miles ofl
 with his field glass, and seeing hi' strange actions concluded tp find oat , tie cause. and immediately dispatched , horsemcn to the resaie. Mr. My is 5 in critical conlitiOn. He is the sD!, , owner of the Little Pearl gold mine , and of the Copper Bar copper mine 5 From papers found on him he has beer connected with San Jose dairy farm in California. Every effort will b, , made to apprchend tho Mexican. Mir My will leave as soon as able fol 5 To 'dsburg, when he will again under tax his trip with responsible parties
 -Prospector.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

This time last year there was almost an epidemic of diphtaeria in Prescott Now. there is comparatively little sick ness. The reason, of course. is that the town has been thoroughly washed by floods and tine wells are all filled with fresh and wholesome water. With a clean town and pnre water those sad visits to the graveyard will become less frequent.
 An act will probably be presented 10 the legislature prescribing that the theft of citrus fruit he an oirense pun ishable with a minimum term of im- prisonment. say len days In the county jail. The movement started In Mesa, where the orange growers have hardly had m opportunity to taste their own fruit, it being stolen even while green. When the culprits are now caught, th' magistrate usually gives them q lpct ure or imposes fine uf several dollar. 'ud the thievery continues unchecked = .zette,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

THE vessel that brought the bloody tidings from Hawaii bore no news of Lilluokalani. The deposed and dusky dame was missing, and had been for some days. She was doubtless some where in the mountains with her gifted sorcerers Stewiug the eye of newt aud toe of frog with view of bringing ste cess to the arms of her faithful adher, ents. When the ex-Queen is partiru lar that all her plans shall work out t' happy fruitiou she spits thrice in th' palm of her hand and drops seven liv' piglets into the crater of an active vol cano. What pity it is that this en lightened sovereign cannot be re-csIab' lishsd at the old stand!
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

Coop work has been accomplished in the organization of the Rio Verde Irrigation Company. The incorpora- tors are representative men of the county in wealth, position and business qualifications. The beneficial results to Flagstaff that will follow the success of this enterprise cannot be overesti- mated. The special edition of THE SUN will treat of this and all other cn- terprises of general interest to Flag staff and the whole county. and now is the time for the people to join hands. put their shoulders to the wheel and DOW is the time to boost the special edition and the irrigation company. We must show to the investors in the cast that we have faith in our own country, in its resources and local cn- terprise. Let every man do his duty sna help to the best of bis ability.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

rbe spoi'tsman's paradise may bS found north of Casa Grande in tie hunting for wild ducks. To say the ducks are plentiful there Is mild statement. On last nights stage from Florence, the writer saw in an aban, doned field four miles ont of Casa Grande, hundreds of the birds. They were intently feeding and paid no at. tention to the stage, Tine bobbing up of their heads all over the field would make spousman's mouth water. Ducks are also very numerous at the reservoir. r.-Citizen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

There will Do five eclipses during lS95-three of the sun, March 2Sth, August goth and September 18th, which will only be partially visible in this country. There will be eclipses of the moon on March 10th and September 3rd, which will be plainly visible all over America, and especially so from the Lowell observatory at Flagstaff.
 The Phoenix Republican says: Horse men of Phoenix and vicinity arc be coming greatly interested in pr1jcc' to establish racing circuit embracing 7 the towns of Phoenix, Tucson, Fl Pasn Albuquerque and Prescott. There has been considerable correspondenc" among horsemen in the towns mention cd and an effort has beca made to in- duce Flagstaff to come in and breaG the long trip from Albuquerque tn Prescott.
 If midnight revelers, before giving vent to those blood-curdling Apache yells. would only pause moment an think of the many wakeful hours they may bring upon the man whose nc',. vous energy makes him Il light sleeper. or the unfortunate married man and the paregoric bottle and the little up. turned tack on the floor, they might continc themselves to whispers and wear rubbers up tue conversational stairs.
 There are several acres of fertile and arable land around the Castle creek hot springs where the temperature is SO modified by the volumes of stea m ing, hot water winch paurs from the springs that semi-tropic cline exist, and fruits belonging to that zone floar ish better than elsewhere in Arizona There, within sight of snow cappat mountains, can be seen large rip oranges hanging from tho tree, an' rare tropical trees of luxuriant an' range foliage thriving as well a they would in native soil.
 There are at present in Arizona l6, 203 children of school age, 268 of whor are attending high schools. There ar 293 teachers, of whom l01 are mals and 191 females; I'll hold first grad certificates and l6 second grade. Tn average wages paid IS $75.30, a against SIS IS in 1898. the 'expend tupes for tuition, salaries and imprpv, ments in 1898 amounted tO S22l ,2l5 and in 1894 to $l76,67l. Valuation ( school property in the territory $405, ,447.32, an advance of l7 per ecu over the valuation of 1898.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31
Captured Q Cow.

Flagstaff is threatened with heavy suit for damages, and all because ot the nocturnal meanderngs of strayed cow Several nights ago prominent official heard rumpus in his back yard.
 "Burglsrs!" nervously whispered his wife.
 "BurglarsG" timidly echoed the chil- dren.
 "Yes, and they'll be dead ones. too." declared the official.
 Lighting a candle he went forth in search of them, attired in q nigh shirt, 4t-gun and pair of socks. A search of the house failed to reveal anybody carrying 2 weapon or othe. evidence of burglarious intentions, ans the citi zen was just about to turn m again when ho heard another noise. After reconnnitcriuS he sallied forth. It was showing and he was minus his shoes but he didn't m.nd that.
 "rll get those villains he declared, ss Lo capcred around stamping his toes op Malpai rock,
 He heard noise as if someone was walking through the snow, but it Was too dark to distinguish anything
 "Tll get 'cm," he muttersd batwee' shivers, as he followed mp the sound.
 Just then hc ran against living ob ject and graspcd it.
 | ..Moye and I'll blow your mcaSl' head offr' he shouted.
 "M-m-m-o-o-.! M-n-m o--o--! was the reply. It was a COW. Tn official felt like kicking 1t out Gu thought of his bare feet and refrained The next m ,rning he was still angry and feels that way now every time h' sees COW at large. He declares tha the bovines have no right to be on th' streets without ch.peroae, evea Il the daytime, and the city is liable fol damages for not lmpounding them.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

MR. SHELBY, of Pennsylvania, who hurled brick through the White House door and defied Mir. Cleveland to step out on the lawn for few mo- ments, has q stock farm more valuable than either Colonel Singerly's or Gov ernor Morton's. In fact it is prob ably worth both of those put together
 He has snoriing steeds and brood mares worth fortune each, and sleek cattle on q thousand hills. Although Mir. Singerly failed by q large major ity to be ap example, the live stock statesmen arc coming to be very much in evidence. The danger is that they may unite with the mule breeders of Kentucky and seize the Government.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

IT is said that more Pullman car passes have been distributed in con- gress during the present session than ever before. It is not surprising that people should connect this liberality with the proposal to put legislative re- strictious on the charges made by sleeping and parlor car companies; also with the failure to push those pro- posed legislative restrictions.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

MR. CLEvELAND's order sending \ war ship to Honolulu should be inves- tigated with view to ascertaining whether it does not somewhere stipu- late that the said war ship shall drag her anchor.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-01-31

The salvation army has joined hands with the now soap works at Phoenix, and the Gotham of Arizona may yet be saved.
 Gold shipments through the express office at Prescott are said to range from S30,O0O to $50,O00 8 month, while much more than that goes out in the shape of assorted ores and concentrat s.
 Evidence that spring time is not far off are to be seen on every hand. The tiny green leaves are beginning to peep forth on the cottonwood and the young alfalfa is rapidly coming to view Bulletin.
 The Wallapais will be fed next week by Uncle Sam. Congress, has appro priated $7, 800 for the benefit of these Indians in place of making them rus tlc for living and feeding the needy whites uf tue country, -Mobave Miner.