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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
A Weekly Letter From the
County Seat.
SALMON RIVER GOLD MINING.
The People Not Discouraged Over
the Outlook.

With Sept. / ends the season this
year at Newport, as most OF the sum
mer visitors are leaving for their city
homes. This has been a splendid year
for Newport, and II is estimated that
5000 people visited there this year
There is now no question but what
Newport will be the chief resort OF the
Pacific coast.
Messrs. Bonner & Hammond have
restored confidence in the old 0. Z. h
r.. by their clean business methods
They will probably not commence
work on the eastern extension this fall,
as they could not do more than get
their plant on the ground 'ere the snow
flies, but they have placed large force
Of men on the road and are making all
needed repairs.
The steam tug, Rebecca Q, at va
ouina. will soon be laid up for the sea
son.
Capt. Il. J. Chatterton has com
menced an action against Eugene
Williams. to recover damages for the
use OF goods belonging TO him, which
he alleges have been kept unlawfully
for the past two years.
Capt. Chatterton will repair the
Richardson aud place her on the route
from Yaquina to Newport, 30 we are
Informed. The steamer Volante Will
haul of on the 10th of september.
Parties from Astoria are putting In
cold storage plant at Toledo and Will
buy and ship fish to Portland during
the next so days.
County Judge 8. V. Burt Is In re-
ceipt OF letter from the commissioner
OF Indian afialrs, In which he claims II
was the desire OF the department tc
have the Indian lands made taxable,
and claims that 1t was the fault OF the
allottlng board - Odell, Boise and
Harding, that the lands are not tax
able, and the department OF Indian
affairs urges the county court to con
tinue to extend the rights Of the civil
courts over the Indians, and expresses
the belief that arrangements may b'
made whereby all allotments may b'
made taxable.
The county court made an order q
Its August sitting, requiring the county
assessor to advertise that the count,
board of equalization would meet &C
cordlng to law, on the first Monday II
September. The assessor refused 4
advertise according to the orders OF th
court, but advertised to meet Septembe
8, and now the Judge says he will com
mence an action again the assessor
bondsmen.
Strong Il Balm will not get thei
cAnnery operating this season on tn
Slletz.
Ten teams are grading on the street
In Toledo, and there Ia not vacan
house In town. Two families OF Gel
mans left for the siletz today. This
the tirst families 10 make actual settle
ment and they are the advance guar
of German colony from Chicago VIII
will settle on the Reserve.
The Ocean Beach, from the mout
OF Palmer river to point south
Otter Rock presents lively scene,
there are no less than ten claims take
and active work commenced, and II
indications are that this Ia the riches
gold-bearing sand found for many
day along the oregonacoast.
A special meeting of the count
court will be held September 4 for Il
purpose OF ordering the tax rolls
1898 aud 1894 delinquent after whic
the sheriff will advertise TO sell Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04

There are l77755 miles Of railroad In
the United States.
There are 66,S35, $50 rails used to
cover this ground,
There are 533, 285, 600 ties used to bind
these rails together, but no such
amount, however, Ia required to bind
the hearts of the travelling public to the
fact that the Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains between st. Paul and Chicago,
which form close connections with all
lines to the east aud south.
Make a note of IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
THE WOMAN

THE WOMAN ma,
WHOSE CLOTHES FIT
seems to get along in the world easier than
any other woman.
nlhe first place, she is more at ease at
social functions.
Mrs. ]. l.. Mitchell guarantees a perfect
and satisfactory fit Of every garment. shop
on East State street next to Simpsons grocery
store.
Complete line supplies and notion will b
kept on hand.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
'Rhaumatisun

Is a symptom Of disease Of the Kid
neys. 1t will certainly be relieved oy
Parks Sure Cure. That headache,
back ache and tired feeling come from
the same cause. Ask for Parks sure
Cure for the liver and kidneys price
81 90, sold by Lunn Il Brooks. w q"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
A High Liver

Usually has bad liver. He is bill,
ous, coustiapted, has indigestion aud
dyspepsia. If there Is no organic
trouble few doses of Parks Sure Cure
will tone him up. Parks sure Cure
3 the only liver aud kidney cure We
sell on positive guarantee. Prlc'
$l.OO. Sold bv Luun n Brooks. le-'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
HOME EDUCATION.
Something Efor Mother and the
|. Children.
WHAT The JOURNAL OFFERS FREE
Two High Class MagaziIes Needed
in Every Household.

JOURNAL readers who renew
cash subscriptions on the fol-
lowi, O terms can have their
choice of TWO very desirable
magazines free.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
SALEM TILE WORKS
o. ygE

Special Inducements offered. shipped TO O.
point on short notice. Send for prices.
YaTds, North salem. .,aor,v
Fair Grounds, On
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-04
"OUEEN OF FASHIONS

free, by mail, one year to any
subscriber who pays for the
DAILY by carrier three months
in advance, at this office, ,$l.50;
or the WEEKLY one year aud a
half in advance, $l.50. This
gives you The best l6-page IL
lustrated fashion magazine OF
New York free for one year.
The above prices are net cash
and the chtarest combination
ever offered. The "Queen" is
a high-clas', practical, home
magazine.
THE CHILD-GARDEN.'
Upon the same terms yol
can obtain this delightful Chi
cago children's magazine. jus
the thing to read to the llttl'
ones OF the home circle. l
brings the Kindergarten i t.
the home. Song, games an(
story. Beautifully illustrat d
81 a year. Published by tn
kindergarten Literature o.
Samples of these magazine
will be furnished free by mai
or can be seen at this Office.
HOFER BROS,
Publishers
Salem, Oregon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION +!
Biz Building Blown 10 Pieces by
Naptha.
Missouri Democrats Favor Holding a
Free Coinage Convention.
A Pug,list Gets Drunk ami Is Severely
Stabbed.
A HANGING ~ ALABAMA.

Fall River, MssS., June ~ be- Henry
LAngl.y's harness shop. a tour story
building, Was blown up by nAph,hA th,s
murning Forty men we're al work Ia the
huIlding st the time ~ the -Ipinrinu. AMI
unly siI thus far have been taken nut II
the wr-ckAv-. The hr- department, a
large detachment II I-lico And all the
,l"ct'rr IA the city arr NJ the scene.
Mayor Grren announced 81 II u'clTk
ten p.rsons kill-i and three ptill misniug
only ahout thirty perr"ns w-r- Ia the
building when the eApl"sinn occurred
There Arr . numt-r ~ injurr-i And sew
rrAl may die. Mr.. Lsngl-y Ia in = critical
enuhitIon. The rh"ck brukr IN the win
lows ~ th. stafford mill snd injured sew
-ral operatives. The hsrn-sH shop In .
total wreck. Tb. Star music hall has
i--n made morgu- here. II 10 the worr,
catastrophe that has occurred IN this cit,
since the Granite mill tire. A n-w boiler
-iplod.d in the basement. blowing out the
entire end IL the structure and allowing
the noorS 10 settle intn mAnr of runs
of thirty Iersons at work only niue have
been rrscusd alive W t0 $40 o'el,rk
Among these w-r- Henry Langley, pru.
prietorj George Is. nAvnt. foreman, aud
MAchinist Tripp, The flames o,u,muni.
cA,od With III. ruins sOun Aft-r the rxplo.
SION. shri-kr frbm girls IN the ruins were
q
AIS O'clock the hr- was lu-nch-,i. but IT
was rtill smouldrring and the work II
rrrcue went on with great difficulty. A
girl named Jalb-rt ard her sister in.la~
who worked shie by side on the th,ri
dor, sscapesi, the former unhurt, the
other With slight bruises. Miss Jalh-r,
ays tAsre was u terrible report followed
bs shock the roof SEEMED to lin and
then fall. completely demolishiug thu
huilding. She aud her sister n.lAw w-r~
thrown into the middle IT the street, The
names II the injurrsi As far AZ known arr
Aiice Tr~mbly, Matte I,rrosi.rs, Leah
Horton. Adele Du,,.a,. Ida L-psgs, Hen.
~ Langley, George Il. psvnl. Engineer
Tripp, For-mAu Warren.
List of dead Adele pub-. aged 70;
LEILA Horton. vi Adolph h. B-llefu-ll. ~
Robert Murray, ~.
Seriously njuret-Thomsr barry. skull
irsctuiei. face aud bdy badly burn-d
undoubtedly will die. Matte Duruch-r,
bruises and burns; fstSlly injured. vii
liam Russell. badly burned. Alic" Tr-m
blry, bruises and burns; Ida L-pAg-.
bruises.
There were twenty Iroplr In the build
my At the tius ~ the accni-ht Engineer
L-paxe WAS Ars--~s<i. lie says he b",l-r
MAS i've years "Ii aud hal NJ, been IN
Sp-c,ed for long time. He Gays he pu,
water IN the boiler nom. time before the
cAtAstroph.i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
PERALTA GRANT!
True InVardneSS Of The Great
Land Fraud.
A Noted Negro Desperate Killed In
Georgia.
Congressman SOrg will be Ohio'S benz
ocratic Nominee for Governor.
SHOT ~ DINvIR FoorFADs

~ Louis, June II A special tn tbs
Globe l~m,rrAt frum Santa Fe, y NJ.
says Jsme Addison Prralta K-svi..
who tr sm- dsys has been un the Wlt
ness rtAnd in the famous PrralA Land
claim case, has made admissions most
damaging io the South-rn Pacific rallrra,l
arrangement. His story Ia that he shsn.
d"n-'i the P-rAltA grant until q rpw ar, ~-
between Tom Scott, ~ the TrtAr PAcihr,
and the southern Pacific mAgnat-s, Hunt.
ington, CrTk-r and others when the
railroad hgh, dev.lup.d aud scntt b-s,
the houtberu PAcih' ont nfite land grant.
k-svr though, his Willing pAl-rs IN the
P-rsltA grant might be- II rnm- us. to the
southern Pacific. lie showed them ~ W
W. STOW. w.ll.knuwn political lawyer
Of the Pacific slope. Stow confirmed his
impr-ssion. that he hsi snmsthing the
southern Pacific would like to g-t hold of
Stow provided the way whereby R,svis
and his papers r-Ach- the inner circles
~ the southern Pacific manAg-m-nt The
southern Pacific made . contract Ia fur.
nirh all the money necessary for the pre-
-cution ~ the PeraltA claim, In return fur
which the Snuthrrn Pacific WAS a. have
halt ~ the grant From thu, time R-Hvip
Aet-i. b. sAid, under direction ~ the
counsel II the southern Pacific. lie dis.
covrr-d Jun. |, lSS2. tnAt the willing
dyrd WAS spurious. Vet in March. IsS3,
under advice u cnunp-l. he filed brfoi y
the surveyor general ~ Arizona u claim
anil this counsel was ~ the southern Pa.
c,hc. Reavis said b. did not tell the
southern Pacific lawyer that he was AL
vis.si that the deed Was spurious, hut hid
give him III. name of Miguel persltA y,
one who knew mnr- about IL than any
living man. lie urg,si the southern PH.
cfc lawyer IA send for Miguel p-ralts
and got his statement, but the lawyer did
no, take his advice. o. the claim waa hl.t
and pushed TN the bHsis II the willing
deed.
RssvI said he beli.ved DR.. W W ii,,
of ~. Louis. could tell more than any on.
| else Abont the fabrication II the Willing
papers. ElAborstipg hiH testimony ~ ,h,
interest of the Southern Pacific in purhinp
the gran, under the willing d--i. R-svi,
said when prss~.i for = decision o,
the claim by the surveyor general IL Ar
ilonA, | did a. b-cAus. was acting under
| direction of counsel I differed frou
counsel on the question ot withdrawal o
lands within this gran. from, the publ,
domain. ! never wished Ia cast = cloud
ou titles IN that territory"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
ROCSING THE REBELS !
The Cuban ReVOlutiOniStS Issue
q Proclamation.
Senator SqulreS Thinks the Political
Situation IS Decidedly Mixed.
A Town In oklahoma Actually Beats A
railroad COMPANY.
A COiORID SILVER LEAGUE

Tampa. FLA, June II The follow ~
proclamation has Just been received fr"u
Cuba 10 the Cuban I-"ul- Maxim,
Humrz II ~ command with 4,tru mru
The Marquis "f santa lucis. with th'
cry, Cubs Libr'', hss joined him with
300 men; twenty " the m"ri u"t,ai s-u
,lrtnrn ~ Puerto prin, -I,- accompany the
worthy ~'n of tAmAsu"y There Ia a.
huI- Tor Spain krmirr has protected
the l.ndin. nf Robot aud hin $50 men.
II" brings munitions uf war Aui i.nr
prnnds of dynamite The lAudng ii
Y'"" aud Ssrphin SANCHEZ lr confirmed.
They bring American ryr"t-rhu,cs san
Ia Spirulr has Alr-ndy seven Arnt-l
bands General MAcro. with $3.50 mA
ehr,-rn-. i- destroying aud burning
every thing which hr dndr Ia hir way
The liberal SIsnlAris have nothing ,u
fear Their lives and property will be
r-sp-cisi while AasistAnc- IN no, render.
@i the government, II spain hal hunt
ed tor a general whore m,ariun WAS H.
AnnihilAt- the spanish army nu un- would
have been better suited than MARITIME
CAmIn-. who d"-u not lr, the poor and
tire l rnldl-rr have any res, They die II
hunger, tor they arr without fund ur
clothing. under burning ruu Ia thu
deadly climate. The sutunnrnlrt party
sAyr InHurr-ction IN Arns lr unn-c-sHAry u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.
Last Nights Associated Press Dispatches
Briefly Outlined.

Last Nights Associated Press Dispatches
Briefly Outlined.
MAnitoba hAs declared against s-para,s
.ch,plH.
WheA, reached the dollar mark In ~.
Louis market.
Th. Yuma Indian reservation will lie
thrown open for settlement.
Mayor schsiren, oi Brons IN. has re-
iun.i To- license athletic club bouts.
Chief Gtay.on. II the Greek nation. has
been rusI-nd-i by the national council.
Gov. Mckinley will Aidr-ss the Cha.
,aupuA assembly At Or,sws, kAnrAs, an
June 20.
Abe Tsyl ylur. the slayer Of Marshal kn.
rrrnn at AlAmus.. Colo. will hang n~i,
week.
The steamer G-org- Chilir. with = tli-
clustering expedition from hey West.
landed al .smaics.
Carbonate. a L.advill- horse. was out
rlAsr-d at Denver in race with Directly
Pacific coast horH-.
The Cuban insurgents burned the vii
lag- nf NurvitAr and hacked nv. citizens
to death with hKtch-ts.
white caps ASSault-d the home ~ John
Harvey at Salem, Mo, AMI Joseph Mel.
-nn. one of the former. was kill.-d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

hnurSr Ctty, June II A special u the
star frum Perry, Okla. SAys The -u-
pr-In- court II Oklahoma hsr hAnd-sl
dawn . decision dirmlSrIng III" App-sl "i
III" Unl,-i S,At-S government f"r au IN.
junction Againr, the Oklahoma n Ch"ctAw
m lrund, aud the cunatructiun uf the read
viii h-gin AT once he I""pl- triumph
Oklahoma -nJoined the rSiir~h fr"m
bu,liing through the kckaI"" r~r-rvA-
,inn unless they came through that town,
the place r-lect-d for q t"wn-l,- 10y the
I'nit-d S,At-I government. Attorney
',"nrrsl oln-y Joined the triumph IN tue
hight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
The Political situation

New York, June II 81 S-nHtnr squire, uf
Washington, N an interview on the I,u-
hticAl rruati"n. sad: "liArrl%nn, Mo
kinl-y, R-.i and A lllnon arr all able men,
What nest year will bring firth III the
way of a r-,,l-mrn, "i the money question
n" one ran forecast The flny fourth
congress- hAs yet Ia Al, R-r,i II MI able
psrl,sm-utar'An aud most brllliAn, man
As a tae,irlnn h- IL the I'.-r ~ any man
living. |, IL I"ssibl- that some conc-S
ui"us may b- male. Cleveland may n",
TAX. the stand u the sIireiHrH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

the convention. " tho end that every
state may have -pusl power u d-em-
how the nnld'-r vote u th. UNION shall h.
css, IN 1896 This is the gr-s, and only
ohjrc, u the gathering--,he crystslIs.
ton snd solhiihcsiion ~ the soldier vote.
The publication u the call WAS the signal
mr y storm II protest. II Was maintain.
-d that action oi this kInd IN the part II
the Veterans would do more harm than
goNi 10 any Gauss In which they were in.
t-r-st-d. With = view b securing the
pr~s-nce ~ the neat president of the
United States, II being assumed ths, he
will b- republican. invitations have b-.n
extended ~ the following, most ~ whom
are rHp-cteh Ia arrive before night ben
storr Elklnr. Cameron. Pepper AMI ALI.
snn, U-n. Alg-r, -I- President Harriron,
ci.SI~Hk-r Re-i, and dnv-rnurn Morton
and Mckinley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
RsIdseru' Aeaaiss 4.

Caldwell, o., Juns l+.-union veterans
II the civil war repres,nting -ySTy stat.
IN the union. arr Ass"mbl-d here to-day
f"r tho purpose of participating in the
twenty -srst annual national sold,-ru' ~
union. II 10 thoagh,, however. by many
,hst the attendance would have b.-u
larger bu, for the fact that many object.
ell IN the purpse II the gathering ~
stated IN the official call. The follow ing
s the elAuse 10 which exception WAS tsk
sa' "R.ch state shall s-nd a. many dele
gstss a. !, deems prop-r, but no stat,
shall have more " lees than twb votes Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Psxtii-, n,assea.

Brnklyn, June IL William A. heb-r,
SliAs "sha,iow." pugilist, ~ y-ars old,
bhed Ia light young Corb-it al the Sea
shr Athletic club tonight, became in
'nlv~i IN an alteration at Con-y Island
Early to-day with Christopher G-rn'o, the
Italian wAtchmAn. G.rnio stAbl,s.i Ma.
h-r in the lst br-As, with an ic. pick, in
h,ctihg . painful but moi dangerous
wound. His wound was dressed, alter
which he vas lock-i up on the charge Of
ntoIieat.on. G-ruio Was held on the
Charge ~ ASA ult.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Medical Assa~iatisa.

Denver. Colo, June II. The American
M,dico.Psycholngical AHSo 'Iation slscted
the following officers; Pr.siden,, Rich
Ari D-w-y. llI,noiri vice president, 7. q.
Powell. Tie. 'rsia secretary sud TREASURER,
Henry NJ. hnri, Maryland auditor. W
A, Gnr,nn, Rh"de island; eouncil"rr, Wal
ter Charming, Mansachu us-tts, G~org- X
Rohr. M.ryl land. &. X. wocison, Mis-
-"uri, Henry y. St-arps. Connecticut,
Merritt b. Campbell, II California. aud
John W. Owens, II BlAckfot. IiAho, werr
elected active m-mb-rr.
pr George X. Robe. of baltimore. r-s''
a paper IN "P.lv,c D,s-a@. and Insanity
and pr Ad"lph Meyer, of kAuksk--, Ill,
ou. regarding paralysis and psr-sis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
DEGREE OI PEDAGOGY
Conferred on -Four Lady Graduates OF the
University.

Conferred on -Four Lady Graduates OF the
University.
At tirautp opera huur- lArt nigh, the
hnAl commencement ami graduation 81.
rr,iH~u II th" Cuiv-rrl,y of New Mean,
took place. The drerr- uf Bachelor II
Pedagogy Was c"nf-rresi un Mirrrr Jurr
phlur Adelaide llsmm, D-rri- kilyn Bu.
chAnSn, a grand niece II pr--rirnt James
Buchanan; Eta Julia Vaughn and Helen
Booth.
very pleasing programme wAr IRE.
pared aud carried cut Ia the rntirtActtun
II the crowded Audi-ncr The urS,Iunr
gave evidence nf deep study snd higl,
order II Intellectual training THH CiriLkN
regrets ,hs, lack ~ space prevents n re-
view "f ,hr hn'-h~i literary -dort- Of ,h.'
bright And charming young lady grshu-
st-r. The ~ulJ-cts were m"rt interest
ing AMI were hAnhl,-l with care An,i
marked ability.
The diplomas were cunt-rr,-i bS Pr-ul.
dent W. B. Childrrr Of the university y
huari Il r-y-ntr, aud Professor Hiram
Hsdi-y delivered n tln-l! Aidr-@s Un the
university. its work, aims AMI ambitions,
lie showed the n-csaai,y IL literally suI.
parting such Hu institution. II IN but Jur,
10 say thA, /" the l"ng "Ip-rl-uc- and
trained management ot Prof Hnhl-N
much IL til. popularity ut the uuiv-rrity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

thing hy maintaining II, but IN the con.
trary, the exhibits have proven ~ Jruni.
able that they have h-"n recently IN
proved ami enlarged Why DO nn, our
n-ighboriug ,-rrtuti-r JON IN the -ih,h.
,iun snd show thN, they are me with W
They would hui ihA, the cost would he
hut small aud III" pr ht uulu-rtiunAhly
large, fur thousands would h- attracted
them as they would the sahara d---rt
The dirrctnrr II the chHml-r ~ duul,
will h- ouly TO-, glA'i h. -i,rnd every Is~
rlhlr cuurt"ry tu the exhibitors
Bu, while w. are urging New M-iicu
Anl Atll'nA tu ANAll th-mr.ly-- II the
AivAu,ngrn which the chamber f CON.
mrrcr rAhbii ~ this cty Anor,ir them g.
AIVrrtlr- thrm.-lv-s, ~ pugg-rt tn the
chamber the AhvipAbiluy u arranging an
"Ihht for the annual far At AlhulI-r, Tue
IN SCI t"rnh-r, l"cAun- whsle II ~ ~ pro.
gt-rr ia" International lrrgauos con.
grrs- r I" ArS-mhlr IL that town, sui al
rihihit fr,m Southern Cslifutus would
n" doubt aid greatly :" the attractions 4
the fair and lie duly appreciated 10y Ne
mAnAgrrH II will IT, gu evidence. t,-,,
that lnr Angeles II interested ~ the t-r,I.
tnr,cr. And frrir AnIi"us thN, they rhuu
gr"w aud drv"I"r
An -IchAugr "f rlhthitH would l-
gra, thing for bath tins r-ctlun aud the
t.rrltrrtrp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
n,.sssr, silver .e.,..,...

~ I"u,~, June II A .p-ciai to the
Pos, nlspstch from Lebanon aays; Chair
man fArrir, of the LAcl-i- county demo
cratic committee SAID to-day II now
have dny.twu uignAtur--, four short II .
majority, u thr chAirmen of coun,y dem
,rratic committees IN the state Ia = call
fnr state convention on the silver qu-..
ton From correspondence have, l can
rrArnnshly -II-ct favorable action from
Andrew, Schuyler, sullivan. Marion,
Rails, ~ Charles, Vernon, nnuglass
Bates, buchanan, stone, Christian anil
ben, counties " lie sad thu, during the
coinIng week four Counties nec-s~ary ~
complete the quorum would h" socur~i
II the state committee refuses then Ia call
the convention, prnmpt seton will b-
taken Ia secure "ne otherwise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
.. s!aia In OLlah ON. =.

H.nnessy. Okla. June 1.-THE gold
fever which recently struck the territory
IL bsipg dispeil-d. Asrsy ~ the dus,
shows II bs merely e"mpassd of z'ne, cop,
Ter, and about three hunir,Siths gold
~, enough Ia pay for washing. In spite
d ,h,s lsrg. numbers are s,ill heading for
ths hslds.
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PROCESSION combined. .. there will h~
ample accommodations for = large mum.
D-r II mourn-rs The livery m-n are
greatly cas-, down by the threatened de.
m"rsli,A,iun ~ their business The com.
pany has already r-ceiv-i numerous In.
1uir,es fr"m electric railways IN all par,s
u the country. and 1t 10 beyond doub,
ths, the Innovation will soru b-c"n- gen.
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