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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
Not Promising

London. June 1.-THE Posts CORE
spondent at KieI informs his paper that
the present weather is not promising
In a real gale" says the correspond
ent. 'it would be Impossible to enter the
canal from the Elbe side. One shudders
to think what would happen should one
of the vessels in the procession get in a
squa1 in any such bend and run aground
or keel over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
BARONESS OF ARIZONA.
Dramatic Scenes in the Trial at
Santa Fe.


Denver, June IA special to the
News from Santa Fe, N NJ, says: The
wife of James A. Peralta-Reavis occu-
pied the witness-stand in the United
States land court this forenoon and
stuck to it that she was the great
granddaughter of Miguel Peralta, the
noble Spaniard alleged to have been
granted the Peralta claim, despite the
voluminous evidence the government
has unearthed showing her to be the
daughter OF John Treadway, who
lived among the Digger Indians. At
times the witness was in tears and
the dramatic scene was intensified by
Reavis arising and saying, in excited
tones: II will stake my life on her
sincerity; she tells the truth
There was a fashionable audience of
ladies present, and they frequently
demonstrated their sympathy with the
witness, who claims to be the Baroness
Of Arizona. This case may be con-
Guided tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
OVER A SALARY,
Exciting Street Duel and a Death
the Result.

Birmingham, Ala, June 17.-At Besse-
mer, Ala, this morning Bert Rocket,
a former clerk, called at the wholesale
LIQUOR store of Albert Benson, and de-
manded back salary which he said that
Benson owed him A quarrel followed.
resulting in Rocket drawing q big jack
him again. Late this afternoon. the men
met on the most prominent street i'll town
and renewed the quarrel, Rocket sug-
costing that they fight it out and asked
Benson if he was armed. Benson said he
was ready and both drew pistols and
began firing. They emptied their re-
volverS, after which Benson proposed to
finish the fight with their fists. AS
Rocket stepped forward he fell dead,
having been shot just below the heart
Benson, who was unhurt, was jailed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
Spanish Troops Caught.

New York. June ia special to
local paper from Key West, Fla,
says: Private advices received in this
city state that Maceo, Rabi and Miro,
with 1000 men in Awras, captured a
train loaded with 135 Spanish troops
between Gibara and Holguin-
They also captured $50, 900 in silver,
LOCO rifles and $4,000 rounds of am
munition.
Friday, Peddo Toraes and band
burned the town of Camasi near
MantanZaS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
GoT A COLLAR.

Paris, June 1.-THE Russian ambas-
sador, Baron Won Mehrenheim, in
vested President Faure today at the
EIysee palace with the collar of the
Order of St Andrew, in behalf of the
car. the investure being attended
with much ceremony. The ambassador
said that in bestowing the order upon
the president the czar wished it to be
regarded as a mark of his high friend
ship and as a fresh pledge of his
esteem for France.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
Missionary Labors.

Chicago, June 17.-Members of the
missionary committee, which went 10
st. Louis and Kansas City to labOh
with the Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
and other roads with a view to bring
ing them into the Western Passenger
association, have returned. The NJ X
& T. agreed TO come into the assOcia-
ton when the trouble in the west and
southwest were put on a satisfactory
basis. 1t would, it said, join no passen-
er association as long as freight rates
were upside down. Regarding the Col
orado roads, it was decided to argue
first with the Colorado Midland, and
for this purpose the missionaries turn
ed homeward. They will have con-
ference with Receiver Ristine, of the
Midland, tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
BEEVES AND MUTTONS.
War Between Their Owners is Ex-
pected Soon.

Evanston, Wyo., June 17-Trouble
between sheepmen and cattlemen
of the northern Uinta county ranges
is looked for when the cattlemen COM
mence driving their stock to the rail-
road for shipment. The cattlemen
have drawn certain lines beyond
which the sheepmen have been for
hidden to range their f1ocks. While
these boundaries have been observed
by the sheepmen, they claim the right
to restrict other portions Of the range
to their own use. AS it is impossible
for cattle owners to reach there with
out driving across these ranges, and
as the sheepmen declare they will
not allow it to be done, d serious con-
troversy over the matter is newt
able
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
OLYMPIA TOP-HEAYY.
Simply u Death Trap in Case of a
Heavy Sea.

Simply u Death Trap in case or
Heavy Sea.
San Francisco, June 1.-THE naval
reserve has just returned from its an
nual cruise on the U. S. S. Olympia,
and an evening paper says the cii;-
zen marines discovered that the Olym-
pia is so top heavy that both her Off
GERS and men are afraid of her. She is
said TO have behaved in an alarming
manner on her trip to Santa Cruz.
Even in that comparatively smooth
summer sea, she rolled badly. showing,
it is stated, a lack of stability, and a
top-heaviness that is ominous of dis
aster in case of a heavy sea, presag-
ing the fate of that Inflated British
warship, the Captain, which turned
turtle in the bay of Biscay and went
down with all hands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
WAS THE MATES FAULT.
Cause OF the Collision Between the
EIbe and the Crnthie.

EIbe and the Crnthie.
London, June 1.-THE board of
trade, after examining thoroughly all
the reports regarding the sinking of
the North German Lloyd steamship
I5lbe, January 81, which resulted in the
loss Of about $50 lives, it was ruled that
the mate Of the Cratic, the British
steamer which ran into and sunk the
German steamship, was responsible
for the disaster. Consequently the
mates certificate was suspended.
The court added that the collision
might have been avoided and the dan
ger passed if the Elbe had stopped
Immediately after the officer of the
watch sighted the danger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
of For BOuntifuI.

The members of the local y. 0. U.
W. lodges in this city, together with
their ladies, will go to Bountiful this
evening to fraternize with the Zeal
lodge there. There viii be add q to
the programme an abundance or
strawberries and cream, and a right
royal time is scheduled. The trains
leave at 7:30 D. m. on the Hot Springs
road. and will run back to the city
special about midnight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
A FATAL Drunk.
Sawmili Hand Run Over By Il Bur-
IinGtOn Train.

Cheyenne, Wyo., June 17.-Andrew
Erickson, a sawmill hand. was run
over while intoxicated by a Burling-
ton train, II miles west of Newcastle,
yesterday morning. His body was cut
to pieces. The verdict of the coroner's
jury attributed his death to his intox-
ication, and he'd the railroad blame
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
win Restore Rates.

st. Louis, June 17.-By agreement
between all the lines in interest, St
Louis-Missouri river rates are to be
restored on June % and rigidly main
tanned on and after that day. Trakhc
officials are hopeful there will 5eT MO
more Generalization on this side OF
the river for some time to come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
On the Snme Date.

Chicago, June 17.-Executive officers
of the lines between the Missouri and
Mississippi rivers have decided to fol-
low the example of the managers OF
Texas roads and restore freight rates
between those points on the same date
when the Texas rates are 10 be re-
stored. June %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
TO GIVE ANOTHER
INTERPRETATION.
United States rIay Again Be
Called on Soon.
INTERESTS OF GERMANY.
SUBJECT MAY BECOME 4 FORAIID-
ABLE ONE.

Monroe Doctrine VIII Again Be
Tested as Applied to the Acquisi-
ton by Germany of an Island OFF
Venezuela to Be Used By That
Nation as Naval Station-The
Railroad Recently Built.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
WILL RESIGN.

Vienna. June 1.-THE semi-officiai
friedman Blatt today announces that
the ministry for Austria. presided over
by Prince Alfred Windisehgratz, has
decided to resign directly the German
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
MET THE CUT.

Union Pacific Reduced Passenger
Rates to FarmirStOn.
The Union Pacific has met the Great
Salt Lake & Hot Springs Railway
company's 40 cent passenger rate to
Pennington. This will enable people
to get to Ogden for $3.50, 20 cent cut,
should they ride to Pennington on
40 cent ticket, and there make another
purchase.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
OREGON IMPROVEMENT co.
Annual Meeting OF Stockholders
Held ut Portland Yesterday.

Portland. June 1.-THE annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Oregon Improvement company. was
held in this city this afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent w. H. Starbuck and Secretary
Poster acted as secretary of the meet
ing. There were present: c. H Pres
colt, c. B. Tedcastle, c. I. Smith, c.
A Dolph. w. M. Ladd, L S. Hooley,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
ON The EDGE TO
RISE IN ARMS.
Whole Province of Matanzas in
a Turmoil.
GENERAL CAMPOS WOUNDED
CUBANS CAPTURED A TRAIN LOAD
OF SPANIARDS.

Among the Plumber Was $4,000 in
Silver, 1000 Rifles, and Fifty
Thousand Rounds of ammunition
"A Price Has Been Placed on
General Maceo's Head-Another
American Vessel Enters the EN-
pIOy of the Cubans as II Fiiibus-
terer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18

1t will be observed that material
reduction is made. which will be fol
lowed shortly by a correspondence
substantial reduction in commodity
rates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
A Most Magnificent Heirloom

Is health. No gem in tiara or coronet
is so precious. Per contra, a heredi-
tary tendency to disease, often proves
a fatal legacy, since the most trifiing
causes may fertilize the latent germs
of i'll health and render the fruitage
deadly. An inherent transmitted
weakness of the physical constitution
is more effectually opposed and coun-
teracted by Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters than by any other safeguard.
Digestion and assimilation promoted,
due hillary secretion, action of the kid
neys and bowels insured, are so many
guarantees of permanent health, and
these are the consequences, among
others of like Importance, of a resort
to the Bitters. This medicine also
prevents and remedies malarious COM
plants, nervousness, chronic insomnia,
rheumatism and neuralgia. Such
warnings as loss of appetite and sleep,
too, should not be disregarded. The
Bitters will restore both without fail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
THE U. p. TARIFFS.

They Will Arrive Here From Omaha
Today.
The new Union Pacific freight tariff
sheets will arrive here from Omaha to
night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18

party secedes from the coalition, which
is expected to take place at any mo-
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18

Like all people with whom the beard is
scanty. the Indians regard it as bier
ISL and pluck it out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
BIG DAY FOR THE ROADS
u. p. and r. Ct. w. Ticket Sellers
Kept Exceedingly Busy.
LIST Of PASSENGERS OUT.
VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE BY THE WESTERN.

Another Move in Regard to Freight
Rates From Chicago to Utah
Colorado ExcursiOnists Will Ar
rive TOday-Hoyt Sherman on the
SituatiOn-The Latest By Wire
General Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18

washington. June 1z--Commander
George Ide of the Alert, now at Pana-
rma, has been relieved of his command
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18
COMMANDER IDE GOES.

ReIieved of His Position on the
Alert Because OF Charges Made
By Meade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
PROM uAD rO " ORs u.

II ia n striking commentary on demo
cratic administrative. ability, that with
the banks bursting with money AMI with
nil ions ou mlll,uns " capital lying lille,
organs nt that patty declare that the
country IN confronted with the alt-rna.
tive II n suspension "f specie payments ~
\ r-c"ur-- TIA merely Temporary relief
from th,ri issue ~ bonds.
When the democratic party WAS last in
power in the executive aud Legislative
branches ~ the government, Il forced a
aus,~n-ion II specie payments. At that
time 1t slro prrc,pitAted u civil war
Hut now. in time 81 profound peace
and Immediately following a period 81 un.
-xampl.i prosperity. this grave danger
IL conjnr-d,
Europ- looks on in wonder. a. well II
may, Tor never was such a m-tAmorphosir
effected with apparent absence II imprll'
ing cgnn..
Two years ago Ia. croii, 81 the govern.
m-nt WAS the highest in the world; bul
now ". ARR told that Europe has becon'
~ suspicious II the cuited States that u
is demanding gold for American r-curi
! ties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
the CAPITOL
Bill Passes 10 Issue ROndS to
Rebuild at Santa Fe.
uNIA rmHlf OrrOsE rnE MI


special To- itisru.
SanA r., frh THE capitol bill
came ui, ~ the 'uuucil tins morning Rnd
PASSED withuut amendment 10y vote II y
.yrr and three nays. GALES, HALEY aud
Prrra Col ChAvrS made the principal
at.uinrni ia tupprr, nf the bIil and Mr.
prrra nml Mi liadlry sp"kr IN "pp"S''
tIuu
MIR liaalry made n careful srgunenta'
I've aui lmpr"rriv. address, reviewing
the i,rrs-n, suppressed condition IL all the
industrial interests IL the territory ami
showing that we were in M condition a,
THE time Ia take upon ourselves tn. addi-
,,ouAl burden 10 deb, that ihiH would I'm
I-r.... especially IN view 81 the fact that
many of our m"s, worthy AMI nsr-Ssary
institutions are arking for large Apr"
prIs 'ona at this arrHinn, AMI III" n"c-rsi
ties II the case actually demand tina:
these appropriations shall b. made.
II was conceded on all hands that Mr.
iladl.y mad" 10y far tn. ahlcrt speech
that has been delivered ia the council thi.
srrrinn upon any question, and though
but very few IL the large audience pres
rut were in sympathy With him. h- held
every listener tn the cl,~-rt attention
thr ughuut h,s Address. While he NJ.
c"mrIlHhri nothing for hi cause he wnr
great rrpI-ct aud admiration fnr himself
Both houses adjourned until MnndA,
"a .rtn,n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09

secretary VI III. hoaitl. t4,d, hw reaaris
,o b. offered l., the governor. Si.s,O frr
expenses 81 serving acquisitions snd ~
curing the return q higi,ives frum jus.
,ice, t5tp, fn =, N,nr~nt's hospital al
santa W. tG.Ou1; tr the two Silver C,,y
n,-ri'alr. each tiunn; Tor the orphan
,h"ul Al Santa H., .i,u''i for the l,d,"-'
r,..'' Turi-iy ~ la Vegas, 5000, tri
i1, poll. ho-l fnr the heat and dumb aud
lhui - S.nta f.. t3W1. tn pay bnn,y
tt ku,.rt MID Auimals, i!.OO1; tur pr,ni.
tug Toe avs - III" rr"-"nt Legislative
assembly, 3 go; fr ~" pAymrn, 81
rlA,ms not set rnh ~ mndr'l. ARISING
l-iN cen Mnt.h /. lSN', aud ID. hrs,
Monday Il March, lN'H ih" following ~
provided Fui A--"-puiu. tl3,ONli out.
standing court certificates, t3,uOnI mis-.
r"llAurnup iund accounts sr reported 10y
''.. re, r"I-rt 1T the ~ ln. !. tH,Wm, fnr
/ . ,usi .t'us rnuvic,r 4" tho r"nIi"n'i /.
,,\ ,nirNr.utlug death ~arrau,". S5,"1
rnr nrIr ri,tiuur Crr the i7,h h-cAI
! year arr practically the Sanr ~ hose fui
! tho IGlh year. their h"ing tn ih- Attn
| year Au allowance Il ti.mn hr esSuAI
i"h.,, houd in,rrrr,
rhrr- rlnll be- levied during the iG'h
/ u-rnl w., fr IT," Attn h-csl yer. = tai
IT u mlllS uu the dollar. nnd the sam" tai
/ shall l." l"vird ~ the t7,h year for the
/ foll"wing h"Al year Any surplus IN ANY
fund rhnll h" hrrt spplir,i to tina, fund "
Nhi,h THERE wA i"h,lt. amer which ,h'
surplus shall gu tr the current rll~t-,
sinking iuni
tt" tollu~ are dr-ign.,-'i Ne terri,
lrr,ai institutions The New MrHicn col
lgr at Agriruliut" Ani mechanic arts, ,h'
Autv"rr,iy " ~ M"Hic", the New Mex
icu -.houl Il m,u-r, the New MrAico IN
sane nrJ lum. the normal pchruls NJ siIyr
Ct'y and Las Vegas. Rni the military IN
-utut- n, Ru+wrll For the support q
IL. =" Au annual tAh 1T mills un H.
dollar shall be- lrvl,si, To- H. distribute,
49, follows 10 the college II ngricultur
AMI m-chani, Hrtp. ~ ~ n mil; tu III
uuiy-r-rty. - uf mill t" the rch"nl ,
mlnr-, ~ uf = mil, t. each IL the nurmr
rch,-,lz, ~ ola nill; a. the inuAn- AHy
um. ~ 1T = mill l." the military inst
tutr. H. IT mill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
coon St't.t,t tts

Both senators liUll"y Aui r"rrH. II thu
county. inside g"" speeches urpuring the
i-punu,u 1T Territorial houiH Ia rebuild
the capitol -, Santa fr However. he
hIlI iARari aud the bullling will hr
erected senator icr"A rulld lie Thought
ia. matter wac one IL impnitanr. I" the
u,nulr IT santa r" Ne ihnught that IL"
lrl,rtIral effect Il the Till wac H. max"
Santa fr the permanent capital IL" SAID
that the TERRITORIAL d-ht WAS $500, 900
oar arrrr-,'d property valuation IN "ui>
81 900, OOO. thrrrt, re- 'Ir d-l, IA already
: per cent ~ the asa"rHri valuation. II"
Thought. therefore, that under III"
Springer act II would be- illegal Ia issue
hnnd- H., sail that our taxes were
already too heavy, and favored p"Sip"nr.
mrut IN she ground that I'm spltr of n"ts
ui TIA" ter. it"rIAl secretary We ARE already
ng the eye 1T rtAtrhuud." when u uld
b-cnm- necessary 10 select n y rmanrnt
state capital MIR p"rra cAndmly Avnw"d
that h- Thought, Santa f- WAS not the
proper place fer the capital; We should
get nearer to IA" center nt population,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
Tn, t.nn,1nn,A. n,.,.-.

Tn. Drny,t R.,nhlir,n sayp. n looks
very much a. though the prua,r will b--
Z. me ,rs,nnsihl. C,t AM. her -, ~ injus.
49,. .,a,u., Nv N.,t,u. t.t y ,- pruh
sI,l,. that IN. ,.,titu,iI hills al fl -
ians Al this session IiSul.i be- nu Co.,
iu,it,r. ..t.,,sII e. New Mr,t,n, 60
that trrrt'nr, has I~rn governed n,u,
W.shiryt,t, Gt urarlI .hflk ,rarp L.
v., ,,,.r,r.l f., si,trhnJ Years 40.
I,i ,b. .tI,ui o.. g.,rru ,hrrn..l.s hA.
l..u I,uIuI a.. .ll. ,luring Nil The
,n.,. ',,, I.. ,Il,-...i s.u,. then
II "a. &c. ,.,r,,aI,uF', uut.ttuuat. IL
N,a M.,...,d Nt.s,un ne iut admit.
,.l i.....-... .... %, ,...Il.N vii post.
p.,t,. st.,,.h...I ar. ii.IH,lIN ~ wears ~
ia. l...t pr.i N..,l ua.,r , .i,l.N II
&c. san. hrnyih If time M nr i.,,I.i.
, .l,.t,, ..,,,,. ..,.l, ,,I., .,t..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
IuHi,.ArsON CoNs.nE-~.

III" national irrigation c"ngrrsr II NJ
irncuur widespread attention. Tn" h"
view of Rrvirws, one "f ia" leading east
rrn mAgn/iu,S, sAys nn the subject,
The irrigation movement ~ nrrumula,.
ing = Tremendous ImI-tur, which ~ vlrlhlr
NJ, alone ~ the srHi, hut throughout thr
country The work IT organizing AMI
agl,atlng, through national. Interstate
state and county association, will X" for
ward with renewed energy from now un
I'll the next great international c"ngr-sr
assemblies nj Albuquerque, New Mexico,
IN the autumn # l>9j That THE move
in"nt IN the hope If prosperity for mil
hons. ami that u will naf.Ruari our IN
u,i,n,inns with new bulwA,k IL liberty
in form II small landed propri"t"rs. II
III" confident expectation 1T western men
Their appeal II I" patriotism and the hes,
-piri, IL huinsnity, They seek to hull'l
Ia the credit IL their coun,ry, Ia ia" goes
"f their race, Ia III" gl"ry II 'i"i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
Aettee OF rat

10 the District Curt OF the Second Ju.
dicial district u the Territory ~ New
Mexico, sitting witnin aud for the
county OF Bsrnslillo for the trial aud
hearing ~ GAUGES arising under the
laws 1T said territory.
Alice IT, u. Browne lNo..,a
James bfowne.
Chancsry Tor divorce.
The sad defendant, James Browne IL
hereby notified that a nnIt IN chhnSery
Tor dlvJrcs has bsen com msposd against
him ~ ha district Tor the county OF her
nalillU, Territory oi New Mexico, by Aloe
III. Drowne, the said complainant, pay
ing Ter n decree Of ALSO ute divorce from
thu sald defendant, and Tor the care, Gus.
tOdy, control and education of the hys
minor children, Lula Browne. John
Browne, William Browne, Belle Browne
and Viva Browne, and for other and
further relief. alleging he ground thsre
tor abandonment and failure 10 support
That unless you. the said descendant
enter your appearance IN said SUIT On OF
before the tirst day of the next March,
A, ID. 1895, term OF said district court, Ia
la begun aud held within aud for said
county, at the court house thereof, on
the hrst Monday 81 March, A, D 1895,
the same being the +tb day Of March, A.
ID 1874, n decree pro oonfesso therein
will 10 rendered sgsinst YOU,
y. N. MAKRox,
Clerk and Register Ia Chancery.
b. +, ADAMS, Solicitor for Complainant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-09
APPROXIMATION nss.L.

The hnuaa finance committee has
framed the territorial appropriation hill,
and II will s"in- up for Si"p'ion in =
shor, time The hill prsvheS for AN Ap'
preparation IL S5O,3dn, for interest char
g-s. disiIi' uted aH follows Prnitrnti.
AIRY refunhing interest fund, $I,>'io; cap.
liol interest hlnd. Sli.Mn; current rx'
prnsr interest fumi, $a.1l' provisional
indebtedness ln,-r.r, fund, sl9,Wn; cap
it.l contingent interest h,ni, $t,wn. IN
sane Apy lum lond interest fund l,hm
r-fund,ng bonh interest, $4,000,
For p-nltrntiAry currrur rIp~ns1 fund
including pay II officers AMI employee
and maintenance, repairs and 'nch"n'a
expenses, $3a,yiO, Other ou,layr ar" t.
b. paid out of tho proceeds Of material ~
articles manufactured by th" prisoners,
not ,n rxcet-i $4,000,
For the pay IL territorial officers, al
ap,r,pr,ation II 81 ,"'1 IN provided
section q. chap,ar Il ~ amrnd-i by sub
sti,utiug t9.M@ fr tJ,@O, thus msklng
a very considerable cut in the salaries 81
district clerks,
In the miscellaneous fund, q mum her Z"
itrmr appear interesting. For the Incl
dental and other eIpepscs Of the auditor
office. $500 Ia allowed, while t''o IL al
l,w-d the tr-Asur-r's office,
For similar sIpenses In the governors
and librarians Once, $500 aud 900 arr
respectively allowed
FOR the historical soclety $500 10 al
lowed for the expenses II the bureau Cd
Immigration. a., OOOi for this salary Of the