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The herald., 1897-09-10
Real Estate Transfers

TUESDAY, sept. Z, 1891.
| Los Angeles Terminal Land company to
Catalina Yacht club-Lot 200 feet on Third
street prospected to low water mark of
Inner bay, East San Pedro; $500.
| p. and j. Travis to E. f. Head-In Acme
tract. part lot II. block 2; $3.50.
| w. P. and E. A. Fletcher to 1. Fl. Preston
I'm Highland View tract, lots l. to I,
10 to 1S, block 49, lots to Is, block II, lots
to 49, block Is, lots to g. block 20: $3.50.
| g. F. and I. j. Dewing to j. j. Phelps
Agreement to convey part lot SO, Watts
subdivision: s2500.
r. M. Kelsey administrator. to G. Fl.
Pike-In Nadeau Orange tract, lot 25, block
H. $1s5.
A. L. Anderson ct al, by John Burr
sheriff, to j. G. H. Lampadius-Part Sec
ton s, township SOUTH range 10; $44430
| ]. c. and c. b. Williams to E. j. Sllellen-
ger-Lot and part of 5, IA, 16, block A,
Lowell tract: $4,000.
]. j. Davies to C. M. Allen-Part section
II, township south, range 10; $4,000.
J. G. H. Lampadius to Fl. B. Ferris-In
Brswalter tract, lot 119; $3.50.
M. c. and P. c. Mason to M. Bronson
In D. Confer's subdivision, lot 1: $4,000.
e. and F. Bacon to First Christian church
of Long Beach-Lots 2 and4 block 92, Long
Beach; 5000.
| E. and d. F. Bement to L. Y Loring-Lot
| 155. Grder & Dow's Adams street tract:
ss425.
| Mrs. L. A. Humphrey to P. Pepin-Lot
| g. block 49, E. S. Fields Occidental Heights
tract; 800.
Same to Mrs. f. Stinson-Lot IA. block
| 16. same tract; $3.50.
! Los Angeles Terminal Land company to
M. H. Maxey-Lot 81, block 4, East San
Pedro; $4O0.
| M. and w. Stephens to ]. Longuevan-
Part of lot T. block B. Wheeler tract; $780,
A. Weiss to Ralph w. Johnson--Lot 49,
block A, II. N. Elliotts Ninth street tract
1925.
Mrs. B. Childs to J. Koyer-Lots 26 and
2S, block 107 Long Beach; 5000.
e. R. and A. A. Maxwell to e. L. Beasley
Lots and 4, block 13, Avalon: $575.
NJ. H. Banning to c. b. Van Every-sO
acres in Rancho San Antonio; $780,
I. B. and J. l.. Henry to f. Barry-Lot
23, block f, McGarry tract; $3.50.
| A. Smith to C. Smith--Part section l.
township south, range IA west; $500.
Adams-Phillips company to c. w. and j.
G. Jackson-Part lot 81, resubdivision Dr.
Carr tract No. 1; s1S75.
| A. ]. Settles, sr., to G. T. Dutcher-Lot9 9
replat of Mary f. Burton's subdivision;
s25Oo.
j. S. and E. E. Cox to- Fl. Cole-Part of
lots 10, II and 12, Milard's subdivision, lot
g. Martins subdivision of Frank Green
tract; $780,
H. and G. Malinow to Mrs. f. Dickman-
Part lot 13, Formans subdivision; $780,
r. G. and #. L. Gillis to T. r. Lowe-Lot
| I, block 40, Santa Monica; $700
M. Levy to M. Levy-Part of lot s. block
II, o. S., part lot &c. o. S.; $4,000.
| L. +. Brickett to II. M. Dobbins-Lot O.
Jones & Kings subdivision; $3.50.
| SUMMARY
Deeds ...."..................... 81
Nominal ..........................." 30
IOtal ........................... $40 d7N
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Interpretations

The Murray, White & Schofied Com
pany of Los Angeles incorporated Wednes-
day with capital stock of 100000 divided
into 1000 shares, the stock being fully sub
scrbed. Directors: John E. Murray, F. c.
White, F. l.. Schofield, e. Y. Murray and
+. w. Wood all of Los Angeles. The pur-
pose of the company is to carry on a gen.
eral mercantile. commission, warehouse
and brokerage business, etc.
A certificate reducing the number of
directors of the Los Angeles Safe De-
posit and Trust Company from eleven to
five was filed Wednesday with the county
clerk, it being sworn to by Thaddeus Lowe.
vice-president, and L. A. Dunn. secretary
of the company.
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ORANGE

ORANGE, Sept. s.-(Regular corre-
spondence.) Mrs. H. R. Cooper returned
from visit to eastern friends this morn
ing.
Ed Dieerker, who has been visiting at
portland, Ore, and San Francisco has
returned to his home at Orange
Frank Lord of Villa Park has COM
pleted lemon curing house. and Mr.. Pad
dock Of the same place has built a large
barn.
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st. Louis Market

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-Wheat touched the
dollar mark again at noon and advanced
fraction more. Reports of killing frosts
in the northwest and estimates on the
European shortage of wheat caused De-
cember wheat to open at 9S1a and declined
u, to advance fully cents. closing finally
at 1.0OA. The old options closed at 1.0OA
for September. an advance of rs cents from
yesterday, and May 1.0114, 212B advance.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-California dried
fruits steady. Evaporated Apples-Prime,
wire tray. per pound; wood dried. prime,
6A; choice, 61a; fancy 6AG7. Prunes-3ia
M7s per pound, as to size and quality.
Apricots-Royal, 7@S; Moorpark 9@11.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 7@10; peeled, 11@14 per
pound,
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Money! Quotations

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-MoneY on call
easy at 1A@11a per cent last loan, IL per
cent; closed. 1AM1k per cent; prime mer-
camille paper S%6r41s per cent; sterling
exchange easier, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.s694 S6h for demand and
at 4.s3%04.S4 for sixty days; posted rates,
4.S41a@4s51a and 4.S6h@4.S7; commercial
bills 4.S2h.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-Drafts,
sight, 5; telegraphc. ~.
LONDON, Sept. 9.--Consols, 1111a.
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Bar silver, 5S4 /;
Mexican dollars, 43.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Bar silver
54h; Mexican dollars. 423s6I425s.
LONDON, Sept. 9-Bar silver, Esd.
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penses foot up s79s, ,29S 2es, leaving total net
| aa ~n mos IF S221 292 756

penses foot up $793, 29S, 269 leaving total net
earnings of s3S2333 1855.
Receipts from other sources, including
rentals received by lesser companies, were
s1O4, ,6O7, ,542, making a total available rev.
enue of S436, ,341, ,29S. From this revenue
were paid $242, Ais, ,494 interest on bonds,
ST. $685. 456 other interest. $S1, 1,S04s s54 in divi-
dends, s590S1.O5S rental rolls, etc., and
years surplus over fixed charges and
payments was $11,30974S.
| Compared with 1895 the increases in the
| following times were: Miles of road oper-
ated, 81 per cent; tons Of freight moved,
240 per cent; freight mileage, per cent;
passengers carried, 1.O1 per cent; passen-
ger mileage, 3.46 per cent; earnings from
| freight, 3.5S per cent; earnings from pas
sengers 1.6S per cent miscellaneous earn
ings, 2.52 per cent; total gross earnings,
S.0i per cent Net earnings, 1923 per cent
Net earnings per ton per mile decreased
.01S per cent below 1895, while the funded
debt also shows decrease of 317 per cent
compared with 1896.
+ = +
| In an article on the Massachusetts Ben
| eft Life Association and its failure, the
New York Tribune says that if Insurance
Commissioner Merrill is right and the
| whole assessment system is wrong some-
thing should be done, and done quickly, to
protect the right of people holding assess
ment certificates. Well, what ought to be
done? Is there any reason, asks the Insur-
ance Journal, why people should not be
permitted to delude themselves with assess
ment insurance if they wish, or with be-
lief in what is as great humbug and a
more cruel delusion, the belief that a pro-
tective tariff brings prosperity. The man
who insures his life in an assessment COM
pany, unless he knows just what he is
about, might be compelled to prove his
sanity, but being sane, ought his liberty to
| be restrained?
| The following National Bank changes are
among those noticed in the comptroller's S
latest bulletin, dated 4th inst:
National Bank Organized-The Peoples s
National Bank of Waynesburg, Pa; capi-
tai, $50, 600; A. Lantz, president; W. D. Cot
terrell, cashier.
Liquidation-The First National Bank Of
Mason, Texas, has gone into voluntary
| liquidation by resolution of it's stockhold-
ers dated Aug. 2S, 1897, to take effect on
that date.
Insolvent-The First National Bank of
Asheville, N. c., was on Aug 49, 1897, placed
in the hands of Virgil S. Lusk, receiver.
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LIVERPOOL Market

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9-Closing: Wheat
No. red winter western dull, S.; No /
red northern spring dull. SIS. S1ad Corn.
American mixed spot new steady. 3s. sd. !;
old steady, 3s. 5Rd.; September steady. IS.
Sgd: October steady, IS. Sd; November
steady IS. Cd.
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Santa Catalina Island

Grand illumination Saturday night.
Finest celebration Of the year. N. s. q. W.
and friends remain until Sunday evening.
Don't miss the happiest crowd Of the sea-
son. Banning Company, 222 South Spring
street. telephone main 36.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Atchison 10; Bell
Telephone, 269; c. B. & O., 991a; Mexican
Central, 6; General Electric. 3S: San
Diego, 49,
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Wants the Slung Shot Included

The Los Angeles Herald has started a
fight against the dangerous air gun.
Now if it will only include the villainous
slungshot in its category of abomina-
tions we will be with it in the good work
of extinguishing forever such heinous
amusements for the vicious small boy
Santa Monica Outlook.
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San Francisco Markets

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Today be-
ing Admission day and legal holiday
throughout the state. none Of the markets
We're open for business.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $216, ,249, 1893;
gold reserve, $145, 091 ,435.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Petroleum-Dull
easy.
Copper-Quiet; 11.10@1125.
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1OOsl; No. Q corn, 31hz; No. 2 oats. 20; No. 2
white, 23 fob; No. white, 21a221s fob;
No. rye, 51h; No. barley, nominal: No.
fiaxseed. 1.031sd1 .Osl1 prime timothy seed,
265G2.70; mess pork, per bbl., S65aS.7O 20; lard,
per 100 lbs, Ais; short ribs sides, loose,
5.40a570; dry salted shoulders, boxed, 51s
0lA. short clear sides hnxed 57kM6
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Klondyke, Chicago. New York, Denver
Salt Lake tickets cheap. DeCamp q Leh
man. 213 South Spring street.
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Wall paper. late styles. low prices, a.
A. A. Eckstrom's. 324 South Spring stree,
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DR.. D. Cave. dentist. rooms 2o7-21o Lank-
ershim block.
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 12d17;
dairy, S915 Cheese easier; SAQ9. Eggs
steady; fresh, 121s.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds to-
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The following
are the closing stock quotations:
AtCnlSQn 1fM Rock Island
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10

and especially Ia this the case where
the pescS officers 0f cs,unty are nat
prsciical csttl-m4n, which Is very Of.
ten the case. II Coc0nino county APP
pr~ciates the services 81 Inspector
Doyle. they will have him app'inted
deputy sheriff, in which dual posi-
tion we will br strrngi hsnsd In p"wsr.
and will have his expense paid BY the
county TOR which thu needed service 10
rendered. -Ph,anix St,ekmau. 81
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10
American ana Eng,i.h rates.

Il
| The British Parliament IN the re.
cOmmen,iatiun III thu Board II Trade,
acting under tn. law known Ms the
railway and cana! traffic act II 1888.
promulgated certain revised schedules
Of maximum rates and rlassificatiO,,s
NJ freight for all the railways II the
Uni 81 Kingdom. The schedules.
which went into force ON January 1.
1898. were bitterly opposed by the
railway companies of England. They
are much lower than thu maximum
rates which have heretofore been
legally charg-abl-, anil English rail.
way men have been almost unanimous
~ saying that The enforcement If sucl,
rates will ut least involve \ very sp-
ri"ns injury I" ,h- railway properties
Ut England. and in many eases may
bring total rum. A comparison has
berd made between these low rates
and the state di.,anc. 'aviffs If five
western stat~s--lllinois. Wisconsin,
bwa. Minnesota and Miss.n,ri. The
results 1T the rnmpai ison are crrtxinl,
remarkable. or The distances tariffs in
the ab,ve states that of Iowa Is til.
lowest. though differing but luil-
from that Of Illinois, ia both 1T which
States The tariffs ARE lower than 10
the ether three.
The averag. haul Of n ton ~ freight
in .he United States il n little over
100 miles Gin 1898 il WAS us miies)
ard n comparison of thu rates ut that
distance will he ihrr-f ire the n,,st in
i-rrsting and Instructive II tn. fol-
lowing table the rates are given, mn.
der The Iowa aud E,gli,h tariffs res
pctivrly. on consignment If one ton
and ten tons ON one article Of general
Use from each # the eight classes Of
the English class iicstinn. The tabl,.
fairly represents therefore The. com
parative rates ut the entire range of
freight shipments.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10

attention of the world to her progress.
lib. old reliable county If C.mhise will
sill ba found near the top of the lisl
IT prmlu. rrs From all over comes
reports "f Increased activity and
splendid results. Our county holds
out promis. for AN unusually prosper
ons year. Tombstone Prosp-clor.
Oakland, june s. The will Of Ell.
Schietfelin, the founder If tombstone,
Ariz. was opened yesterday The
viii male provision for his burial in
he garb of n prnsp.cror on h. granite
hills tire. Mills westerly from Tomb
stone, aud u monument erected over
his grave such Ms pr"sprciUs erect tn
mark the location If n mining claim.
he asks none Of his friends To wear
Grape. II. leaves $4,000 to hi,
widow aud brother.
J g. Akard. who has been live
stock inspector al Williams since the
resi- gnati"n If K. Leanar,i. Il year nsp.
handed in his resi- ynation u, the Stai-
,ary Beard during III. week. and
which was accepted. Martin Ba,ylh,
who has been his deputy durins his
'l,ne, and very ex ;ellcnt m.tn. WAS
Immediately appointed to ill the va
cancy. MI. Buyg'in is u 50 depa,.
sheriff Ut Coc,,linu COUNTY, and is ia a
position To do valuable service for the
live stock Interests Of the Territory -
Phoenix StOckLlxu.
Deputy Ellis came in from White
Hills last evening with Niger LIE.
in TOW charged with sailing large
,raughts of red eye TO indians. Lsr
has been in this VIII Olesale aud rr,ail
business for some time, but has ~ IA
aged to eluds detection before, bul
now his palmy days are over as tbs
evidence Is AS strong AS Lhs olDr ,,f
the stuff he has been selling. A"
example should b. M 10 Of this c1'h,
rs the murders by Mouse arc traced ~
White Hills whisksy, most likely fur
nishsd by Lee. -Kipgman Minera
Wealth.
Our advices from the vicinity Of
Flagstaff are t. the effect that lnspec-
tor Doyle Of that district is dong n
grand work. He has spent tho maj n
part of his time riding the range
with very good results. Al W. un-
derstand the law. the county peace
officers are at the service Of such in
specNrs, and are supposed 70 do the
work, after 1t is pointed out to them
BY the inspector, but while it works
very we'll 10 theory It is not successful
in practice for the reason that the per-
sonal presence Of the inspector. III he
IL praetieal MANY y necessary on the
range q such times 70 personally d.
rect The nossnents Of The officers,
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10
TERRITORIAL

Ah,,,,t QSn MAJ, ,r.. ,,u m. nav rnll
,y., nan u; q ,,u,,
r., K;,,,., M;,.,.i w.,,,h
" un :. 49,,
~. ), y.
80, u;,...,, ,v..,,
~
80 s' az"
"
,,,;.... !. 49,,
- p.,,,;x u.r.,,
Tucson VIII soon b" blrsse" WIN
cheap ice when community mas o.
come more III "feess''' ina" luxury.
An "'drr mas orrn p'"e"" WIN u"
Eastern urn i"r u c"mp'e'e pant ~
c'""'"s c''' ,''""se s.s''''' '''''''"
IN AL RESPECTS VINE" WIN o1 mere an"
~ "pera''o" ~ next sea'o"-- ucs""
~
According 10 report from travelling
men. arizona IS me most prosperous
section they visit. In conversation
win few yesterday they made the
assertion that business men "f this
Territory paid their bills more prompt
~ and place larger orders. compare
lively. than any section they visit.
Tombstone Pr"spector.
The Phoenix Gazette says that three
young men Of Phoenix are preparing
to make u trip to the Grand Canyon
Of the Colorado aud make an explora-
tion "Trip down the river in boat. II
might be we'll for The young adven-
tu,ers to bid their friends and Ie'a-
tives last farewell II they make the
trip. for Of u surety the papers will
chronicle another case Of death by
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10

The handwriting industry, which
was organized BY Lady Arran 10 coun-
W Mayo u give employment TO her
hSsband's tenants. has proved . sue
cess financially. Seven thousand
pairs Of stockings were knitted last
year and Esoo spent In wages.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10
FOR A DISTANCE OF 100 MILES.

From This table it will In seen that
only in Lwo instances is Tho Il lylish
rate lower than that Of Iowa. and IN
those two inS, aiilrI III. difference in
favor If England is = cents il one case
('n hundred mile hui If n tOu of
lhres'ing marhinrs) aud in the other
40 cent. (n n hundred mile haul for ~
ear load Of ratIl'). In all the other
rates those of Iowa are not only lower
Than the English. hut are lower by an
average IT $l5.l5 IN each consign
m-nt. On even the lowest class If
freight IN carload lots the Iowa rate is
lower Than the English by IS on n 100
mile haul. which il t. say, one-half of
u cent n ton n mile. Aud one-half Of a
cent n ton n mile increased charge
would mean to the railways ut the
United States $3.50, 100000 in in
creased revenue n yrar,--Railway Age.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-10
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption.

sumption.
This IL the l,-st medicine In the
world for all f,rmsof coughs and colds
aud for consumption. Every bottle rs
guaranteed. j. will cure aud not dis
appoint. 1t has no equal for whoop-
ing cough. asthma, hay fever, pne'l-
nonia, bronchitis. la grippe. cold in
the head and for consumption. II is
safe for ali ages. pleasant to take,
aud above all, u sure cure. 1t is
always we'll TO take Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills in connection with DR..
Kings New Discovery, and they reg
ulate and tone the stomach and bowels.
We guarantee perfect satisfaction or
return money. Free trial bottles 1t
D. J. Brannen's drug store.
Regular size SOC aud 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-01

cape share in the humiliation arising
from the reported insults inflicted on
Americans by the Spanish. 1t is not
difficult to understand why Gen. Lees
remarks have been irritating to Mr..
Olney. They have tended to reflect
liscredit upon the Cuban policy of the
administration. and more than that
hey have been borne out by the sub
equent development OF facts. But ar
insult to him as the representative Of
hat administration is an insult to the
administration. When Gen. Palmerola,
he. secretary of state on the island. as
eported-O what appears to be excel
ent authority. openly declared, Gen,
lee is liar. imposter and REBEL he
nsulted the country Gen. Lee repre-
sents. No less an insult to this coun-
Try is the farcical investigation the
Spanish are pretending to make into
he death Of DIR. Ruiz. 1t Is indeed l1u-
initiating to think that a wise and Wig
'rous poiicy. the same solicitude for
the protection Of Americans in their
tights in Cuba that there has been to-
prevent filibustering expeditions from
leaving cur ports. might have obviated
much of this disgrace. 1t is but fair
% say. however. that the neglect OF
Americans in Cuba bears the earmarks
y President Cleveland rather than OF
Secretary olney. In the spirit OF cruel
Indifference to those things which tend
to stir the, American blood and appeal
70 the love Of freedom and in the cater
ing to the demands Of absolutism,
there are striking parallels to the sa-
lient features Of the ignominious Ha-
waiian policy. IS ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-01

a Chicago politician advocates the
raising by the poor of beans instead Of
potatoes on the city's vacant lot. The
suggestion is worthy Of statesman
although There is a semi-second hand
significance attached to 1t. With a
little political pork to so with such a
harvest gaunt famine would take to
the woods and all roads would lead to
Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-01
rnucArlON.

rho committec on education Will give
a public hearing at its'rooms at fhe STAKE
TUESDAY, MARCH 2. 1897. at 2 o'clock x
p, NJ, on AN act TO Increase Cne stanns .. ~
TUESDAY MARCH 2. 1897. at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, on petition Of Israel +, Ouineatss
asking for aid for Chatauqua High scn s,sn
names OF the Normal and FRAMING
+. g. WALLS. Chairman.
c. N. BLANCHARD. Secretary.
EASTERN MAINE INSANE HOSPITAL.
Committee on Eastern Maine insane
Hospital will give public hearing III the
Senate chamber MS follows: IN
THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1897, at I,~
o'clock p. NJ, on resolve for appropria-
ton re-referred to committee.
r. B.. WEEKS. Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-01

Conservatism on every phase Of the
Cuban question except the. rights Of
American citizens. They must and
shall be protected" These words are
attributed by one Of the reporters at
Canton to President-elect Mckinley.
1t is easy to believe that he said them
for they do him credit. but he is not
talking for publication on this subject
and the reporter explicitly states that
he got his information in roundabout
way.