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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
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from the Miuef
You will hear the eagle scream. Mon
day evening u vas decided that THIS
town would celebrate July tth.
John htncbL principal owner ~ the
Inferno. viii put a fuii force az work
81 once. They aro on e blind lead
which runs tzsG per ton ln goi1.
The Harry Blum property. owned b.
ihc Harry Lyon hgia. 10 still awaiting
settlement aud a. soon az matters are
amicably arranged WORK viii be- re-
aumed.
Herman Kaiser on lower Willow
Greek, Ia raining full ume IN his
placer claim and having plenty of wa
tef, his returns ATE larger than in many
years.
The Black Copper company. over on
RED river are rlnninE steadily. work
Ing twelve men. Their SHAFT 10 down
about go fiot and thry are now drift
ms Cor the vein. which thor expect 10
strike in few days
The Ohio Gold MlLiuE company, ln
their main workings AZ the head Of
hamburs gu.ch are making hno pro-
grcas Inry are lh 40 feet ami "a
peci 10 cat The vein souEht Ths tun.
nsl has already sut thrss vsins that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23


show sosi values. runnina ffam 90 "a
go per ton. aud me tunnel on COM
plsti1u vii undoubtedly cot he moth.
~ vtIu lf tue BIDS and so add another
pr0f ii.. mine.
o. D. uatKln. OF .he Legal Tonisf
viii h.t. lH n.r t0ncentratofs in
place i,. .1 asft his mill Ia q DAY
or ao. ,..t .. IRE IL on the dump
to kerp iH. aI. ng night ana aag.
and when unIei win give willow
Creck look of ItIty AZ % yore.
Many hundred uga have been
made and many D. aspects opened 81
much more than ordinary merit around
iiematite and that part OF our district
90 the northwest of Eilsabethtown 10
destined to play an important part In
the coming year ia the production of
g0ld ln northern New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Juan county. tsa0 % isss taxos. ntl
az 1887 taxes ti.te of isg6 taxes. and
taoa OF 1895 taxes from Jacob a..
schaubiin. collector of Dona Ana coun.
%. telfi0 0f isgq taxes. ~ which t2l6 O2
"a Tor territorial purposes and tita6i
Tor territorial Institutions. f25p 90 %
isgs taxes, of which Si50.f5 is for terri.
torial purposes. and titoi for territorial
institutions. From Fred Muller. collcc.
tor Of Santa Ne county. ~ cents Of 1885
taxes 3 cents of 1896 taxes. n cents Of
1897 taxes. tgig of isgs taxes. and so 81
OF 1899 taxes Now Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

on July 1 the postoincc at Las Vegas
Hot Springs. New Mexico. will be re-
duced frUm third to fourth class The
following postmasiers salaries are to
b. raised. Alamogordo. $500 to a.
go. Carlsbad. ti.ioo 90 $500. Las cru
COS. ti1Uo to $500. East Las Vegas.
$1,000 10 s. 200, Las Vegas, $500 10 81.
900 Ration. $1,000 TO tis00. Roswell. 81.
500 20 fisoO. santa Re- 5000 to AZ 100.
Silver city. 1880 90 q 700.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
No Celebration IN Aibuau.raus.

We are pleased to notice that Aibu-
querque will not celebrate she Fourth
OF July. Quite a number % her cltiaens
VIII attend the celebrations In neigh.
boring towns. keeping In view the good
features Of reciprocity, and pushing
well forward tho fact that Albuqueraus
~ soing to have the biggest Territorial
Fair In the history Of that clty.--san
Mafcinl Hpo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Past Las VEGAS. June ie 1900
wv G.. Leonard. Esq. Acting Mayor.
Albuquerque. n A..
Dear sIr--iouf telegram OF the 18Th
lnsC received. The result OF the city
election ia certainly gratifying. as u
was so nearly unanimous IL shows that
al concerned are working TO further
zoe interests 1f the city Yours truly.
-. ~ HURLEY.
superintendent"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Joseph j.. Morris proprietor OF the
Taos hotel recently made an assisn
meut conyeyug a1 bic property tu
Qeo. e. Miller county clerk. aud nam.
log him 90 assignee. nut ST. miller
declined 90 accept che trust ana placed
~ record a reconveyance o. az Nor
ria az ia aai1 bankruptcy proceedings
win BE- Instituted upon Iulgs Msnes
rsturn from ths easi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
Fres OF charge.

Any adult suffering from a cold set
Tied On the breast. brVn0hitts. throAt
or lung troubles Of any nature, uho
via call al J. IA. OIusny a Coz viii
be presented with a sample bottle %
boschees German syrup, free of
charge. Only one bottle sven 20 one
person and one to children without
order from parenta
No throat OF lung remedy ever had
such sale az BoHcheos German
syrup in AL parts of the oivilised
World. Twenty years aEo millions u
bottles were given away. aud your
druggists VIII tell you 10 success vas
marvellous. IL is really the only threat
aud lung remedy generally endorsed By
physicians. one 70 ocat bottle viii
cure OF prove ne value. Sold by deal
cFa In all civilizea countries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
cnEAp SASHA ~ EArEs.
ROUGH RrDHRs REUNION.

ROUGH RfDBRs REUNION.
wan take place al Oklahoma CITY, o.
r. July ist % 4th. The a. A. - s. ~
viii cell round trip tickets. continuous
passage tickets. commencing date u
sale, ana final limit from Oklahoma
city returning July san. at rate OF one
fare fof The round tfip. Dates u sale
jane 20 aud 80
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT CONvEN-
TIoN,
WIN b. held az Kansas city. 40. July
4. 1900 The A. T. a. a. H. viii cell
tickets FOR the round trip az one fare
hnai limit July ath. except where tick
et IL deposited with Zee OF nifty cents
ana ticket exhibited 90 the Joint
agent reading from Kansas city. TO
points east Of there showing that side
trip IA intended. which has value Of
more than -.
MUSICAL. FESTIVAL AT Las
VEGAS.
For the above occasion, June mn.
1900, tickets elu BE- on sale from Albu-
quorque % Lac Vegas June 20 ana a al
rate u one fare Cor the round trip.
Return limit Juns 25th.
INTERNATIONAL MINING CON-
DRESS.
Al Milwaukee. Wls., June 10 70 ~.
1890 The A. r. a 4. y. have made q
rate % one fare and a third for me
round trip Tickets on sale June 10 10
zint Return limit June 1oth.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS
Tickets wil be- on sale between an
points Ia New Mexico ana Including Ei
riso at a rate OF one fare Tor the round
trp, July ara and an. Return iinlI
Juiy SIN.
A. l. CONRAD Agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
would Not sunsr 80 Asain ror rtuy Hines
So Price

would Not suner 10 Again ror Ftuy Hines
81 Price
awoke last nlght with severe pains
In my stomach. / never felt 20 badly
10 all my lie. when / came down to
work this morning I felt 90 weak
could hardly work ! went to Miller a
hcCurdy's drug store and they recon-
mended Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy. II worked like
magic and one dose nxed me all right.
Il certainly IL the finest thing / ever
used for stomach trouble. shall not
be without Il in my home hereafter. Tor
! should not care 20 endure this suffer-
ings o. last night again for ATTY times
its price.-0. II. Wilson. Liveryman.
Burgetisiown. Washington, Co. Pa. This
remedy IL for sale by ~ druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Reports show that over fifteen hum
drod lives have been saved through tho
use % bne Minute Cough cure. Most
% these were eases OF grippe. Group
asthma, whooping cough. bronchitis
and pneumonia. its early use prevents
consumption. Berry Drug Co and Cos
mDpolltun drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

The Benevolent s0e.eiy has again
haf 20 handle one 81 those ever occur
ring caaes that shows maa's inhuman-
iiy ana incidentally uses up the 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Rev u NJ Craig superintendent OF
Presby ieriau MISSIONS returned last
night from the Taos region where he
has spent The last two weeks in look.
lug after tina growing work there
Arrangemonts are being made fog
building "a tiuo new school enl chapel
at Arroyo Hondo. ana extensive re-
pairs are being contemplated on tho
buildings az Taos ana ilanchos
Call at any drug store and get a free
sample OF char berlaln's stomach aud
Liver Tablets They are an elegant
physlc. They also improve the Hppe-
tte, streEsthen The digestion and regu-
late the liver ana bowels. They are
easy to take and pleasant In effect.
Col. Dick Hudson and Captain Birch.
Held, genial Grant county cattlomeu,
are Ia the city. ana are beinF shown
the sights by J. T.. Saint
w r.. McCrcight. business manager
OF The citizen. is confined 20 his room
with sickness. but hopes 90 get around
In a few days
Jacob Gainsley ana wife ltt this
morning FOR Bland aud the sulphur
Hot Springs, and VIII be- away several
days
; w. Edwards. the undertaken. has
subscribed $50 toward the hospital
fund.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
These unweleom
RaE10fEEE
ROEES

hfr. n. AZ. Pratt. Cave. 4. G. writes
"roT twenty yeara I was rlrrlY
aulicied with hulls aud rafhuurlrs
caused ~ imuufe hlo1d n o. impos
eihlg a. dearii1a my suffering paft Of
the time being Unable a. sart vi sleep
several doctors iffatfd me and tried
ali TIE e1-cailci blood rrmcdir1 hut
nuthinG scented a. dQ mr any god
haye had 30 return al these painful
prsla % 10 the rrEsrut time
and any information az advce '
WhntsVsF for this services. send
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

one % ths three months GA twin
children of Mr John Nickiaa mach
mist al the railroad shops. died yeater-
day afternoon and vas buried this
morning In santa Barbara csmstsry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
ACardof Thanks.

! wish 70 say that ! feel under last.
Ink obligations Tor what Chamber
ii.ns Cough Remedy has done Tor our
family. We have used Il in ~ many
eases of coughs, lung troubles aud
whooplng cough. and II has always Civ
en- the most perfect satisfaction. We
feel greatly indebted to the manufac.
iurers OF this remedy and wish them
to please accept our hearty thanks
Respectfully. Mrs. 3. Doiy. Des Molnes
Iowa. For sale 5y all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Territorial Treasurer }. H Vaughn
received the following remit,anoea.
From a.. II. Mciienry treasurer OF San
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
WOnSan's ;
N rOuhl0S

Why frSfio with health
when fha Oasiosf and
SUrosf hOlp ~ GIb0 hest
known 1sodIOf1o IN fb0
world {?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Thuss ancient railway bonds have In,
yuINsi Santa De county IN another
ult the time the action Is brought
by b b. rNltohell and W. c. Reid. or
Las Vegas. Sea behalf or Robert W
fplrr of New York the suit being
brought Tor the purpose OF recovering
1880 alleged 90 bc due az Interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Neglect Is the short step 20 many
take from 80 cough or cold to oonsump-
ton. ~ ia the only harmless remedy
that gives mediate results. II cures
ail throat and lung troubles. Children
AN like it aud mothers endorse H..
Henry Drug CO. ana Cosmopolitan drug
Hforg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

q, r.. Everltt son OF Everltt. the jew
eier of Albuquerque. IL now associated
with NJ % Warren This firm h. now
prepared TO DO an kinds OF work, re-
pairiug and manufacturing. and 20 fur
nish ali kinds Ot goods making a spe-
cialty 90 diamonds quality guaranteed
al lowest prices. They are az an times
receiving new goods and carry q com.
p.ete line of ine watches. iewsiry etc.
Williams News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
wlitnoon

Albuquerque viii probably have
something OF boom Ia the near future
az he v'ahuct question carried almost
unanimously at Tuesday, election
This means the building OF new depot.
hotel. etc., by the santa Fe company.
These substantial improvements mean
a great thing 20 tho New Mexico ms
tropohs -iloibrook Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

even cancer, Is the result u neglected boil
Keep the blood pure, and 4 will keep tp
skin clear Of al the Irritating impurities tina
cause these painful, dishgunna diseases.
5 g. S. cures boila and cArbunClss casil,
and permanently by reinforcing, purifying AMI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

E visitors usually appear In the spring or summer,
itself from the many impurities that have acepmula
Carbuncles. which are more painful and DANCE
eating great holes ia the hesh, exhaust the strength
people blessings aud they patiently aud uuooinp
the mistaken idea that their health N being benefit
Mature plan ~ thinningi H. The blood Il not too nc
unless relieved the entire system will suffer. The
troubles, which are only waiting for favorable oppo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

ui ali accumulated waste matter.
directly on the blood and ali p0isnns. no matter
out BY this powerful purely vegetable medicine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

- Prisoner Among Fnlplnos," Is the
title Of Lieutenant Commander James
c. GilImore's account Of his eX-
traordinary experiences IN the
Philippines, which begins In the
August McClure's. Lieutenant Gill;
more as win be remembered. was
captured by sayages tribes while out in
a small boat with a scouting party on
the east coast of Luzon. Tie had more
than one narrow escape from death.
Mr. William Davenport Hubert tells
about a purcupne living IN the woods
Of Michigan and describes his mischiev-
ousfesCapades. his adventures with hu.
man and brute foes, and the mIsf0r-
tune that befell him IN his old age as
lf he were a real human being This
article Is Illustrated "Au International
Wheat Corner."( by J. ID. WheIpley
gives a startling revelation OF prop
ositi0n made not long ago by the Rus
sian government 20 the United states,
whereby the two nations should con-
troll the wheat supply OF the entire
world and fix us price az q uniform
rate which should never huctuate
Josiah Flynt and Francis Walton begin
their True Stories From the Under
World" The midsummer fiction num-
BIER win contain contributions by Frank
II Spearman Jack London. Ian Mac
laren r. S. Martin. and others s. S.
Mcclure Co., l4l east 25th street, New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30
FOR UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS

The question OF the divorce laws Of
the United states. like the ghost OF
Hamlet. viii not down IL now and
then looms up Ike "a spectre before the
view Of those who have public morality
at heart It is about TO Doe generally
admitted that unless some remedy is
found the marriage institution in This
country viii be a failure. and that the
uses to which the divorce sometimes
is put is worse than polysamy
Tho Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes
Probate judge Henry O.. White on that
question He takes the position that
th.,a should be- only one ground for
absolute divorce aud that is violation
0f me- marriage vows only
for extreme causes there should be- sep.
lrauon from bed and board but not
au absolute divorce Such separation
he thinks. should be granted for drunk
enress and extreme cruelty The par
gas would then be legally separated
but could not marry again. aud their
property rights could be adjusted
But the great necessity of the day b..
BOO the opinion OF the judse uniform DE-
vorce lows and a uniform procedure OF
granting divorces AN over the United
States. making the divorce DEGREES
operative IA all States. no. he says.
divorce ls granted in Ohio aud under the
laws OF this state it ought TO be- lI-
vorce 10 Sew Yorkor 10 any other State.
But &c isn't under the present laws
Such an anomalous condition should NOT
De allowed to exist
Without doubt the question Is one OF
the greatest importance 20 this country
and it must be settled some time. lt
is perfectly useless 20 fight social vice
as long as there Is butAitte regard Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30
WARS AND WHEAT.

According 20 "a recent government re-
port The entire wheat crop of the Unit
cd States for the present year b estl-
mated at -l0009o0o bushels, which is
nearly 100000 bushels less than last
years crop The falling on is mostly
90 the D8k0tas. although reports from
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois also show
light crops The conclusion Sc natural
that there ls O. good outlook for Tee
munsr8t.ve prices on wheat
The dr1uth ln India and the wars IN
Africa and Asia are bound 20 have a
great influence on the market There
are many signs that the large forces
gathered at the various points Of dis
urbanoa win De held there for q long
time. and The exceptional demand Tor
both breadstuns and meat WIN continue
as long as the necessity Tor supplying
The armies exists. The soldiers ln the
Geld are debarred from engaging in the
labor ~ production. Dopiorable as are
The wars now going on in many places.
one OF their immediate effects should be
90 secure 90 the farmers OF the great
agricultural corters OF the world. salts.
factory prices Tor their products.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30
A SIMPLE DUTY.

a farmer asks us TO answer two cues.
tons through the Deseret News. One
is, II he rented water from us ana we
neglected 10 notify him OF what was
due. would he be honest II he refused
10 pay until he was properly notified.
The other Is, n he refused 10 pay what
he owed until an the rest who rented
water paid their dues, would he be hon.
est?
In reply we say there might be some
good reason for non-payment OF water
dues, II the renter was not called upon
for payment II would depend good
deal upon the agreement entered into
by the parties. II is reasonable 90 sup
pose that the water-owner would make
application Tor payment. at the proper
time, and also state the amount due
Then, II payment was refused. dlshon-
esty might possibly be charged against
the delinquent But an the c.r.um.
stances OF the case would have 90 be
understood before fair judgment cdulc
be rendered on the question
A refusal TO pay a Just debt, on mo
ground that other debtors had not paid
what they owed, would be almost im-
beetle and would indicate O. dishonest
spirit Il would form no excuse what,
ever It would be as silly as disbon0r-
able.
Every honorable person desires 90
pay his honest debts. He win not only
Wish 90 DO so but win carry hls dssir.
u,1 practice. 90 the very best OF his
ability and as quickly as he can. With
o1t Sinking ana regardless of che ace
lions Of other people. III ths was the
rule among au people much trouble
and distress would he avoided money
would Doe circulated and good feelings
would abound Pay your debts ana
Keep your promises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30

Harper's Magazine for August pres
ents this list Of contents. THE Punish
mtnt OK the sungy' George Bird Grin
nell; English and American Elec-
tons sydney Brooks; Eleanor" a
novel; part VIII. Mrs Humphry Ward
'ln a Hanson" a story Brander Mat
thcWs; "A Journey 10 the Abyssinian
Capital part III. Among Central
African Sayages,' Capt NJ. 5. Weuby;
Song. a poem Robert LOyeman; The
Mantle Of Elijah a novel part "
Israel Zangwill; Nationwide Stories
XIII. a Little Pilgrim. stephen Crane;
"a Message" "a poem. Marguerite Mer-
lugton: His Old Love- q story. Mar
garet sutton Brlscoe. "Old Clnder Cat"
"a story Virginia Frazer Boyle "The
Toy Commandments poem, Eleanor
HallOwell Abbott, "The Lady OF the
Barge" story, W W. Jacobs: Evil
dence OF Life after Death" Thomas J
Hudson. LII D. Farewell RemOrse"
a poem. Edith j. Hubert. "A Century
OF Church Methods II. Ecoh: The
Faith Of the Trees. O poem. Charles II
Crandall; 1.-THE Doctors Horse"
story. Mary =. wilkins. Richard Fos-
ter" q story. Seumas Mac Manus.
"Drouth. a poem Madison Caweln; "A
Bicycle Of Cathay" a novel. part III
Frank r. stockton: at Nomination.
a poem" william McLeunan. and "The
Drawer" Introductory story by Hayden
Corruth.--Harper a Brothers, New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30
JAPAN DANGEROUS.

There has been am impression that
Japan should take the lead in the march
toward Chlna's capital Japan it was
argued, Is 10 "a position 10 do $50 efec-
lively and with speed Being a nom
Christian ana oriental power &c has
been presumed that there would De less
objection 10 the presence of her forces
on Chinese soil. than 90 the European
armies. and for these and similar rea-
sons. Japan Il was at one time am
nounced. had been given free hands by
tho powers % advance.
There has not been any progress.
though. toward Pekln. There must
have been a change OF mind somewhere
and the fears and doubts as 10 Japan
are Indicated IN an article IN the London
Spectator IN which lt ls alleged that
IL would be very dangerous TO encour-
age Japan 20 take a prominent part IN
the great I'm de steele drama Jap5ns
policy WIN naturally be 20 protect China
from partition. and 10 obtain influence
over her statesmen. The result would
be- that a pagan power would obtain
dominancy over the entire yellow race,
an capable OF discipline. and oll pence
trated with hatred OF the white, with
resources as great az those OF Europe,
and with an ambition as l.miuess as
that OF any previous great power
what" the Spectator asks. "ls TO stop
their rolling over Asia as Jenghiz Khan
dld. rendlng India-whIch they can enc
ter az win from Thibet or through Nee
pal-from our grasp. or planting tham-
selves IN Constantinople thence 20
threaten the European world"
There IS really no imposslblity IN
this suppositlon What the japanese
have done for themselves In fifty years.
they might do for the Chinese, perhaps
IN less time. Were they once supreme
in pckln. they would In a short time
be able to bring into the field am army
the like Of which the world has never
seem
But there Is no probability that this
win come 20 pass. While the allied
armies are gathering at Tien Tsin the
Russians appear to be marching toward
Pekln from the north They are fight
Ing their way. apparently with success,
and lf the allies ever reach the capital,
they may find # occupied by the Cars
What win happen
then? VIII Russia Doe charged with
bad faith and be- told to retreat or
10 divide the spells fairly? The Eu-
ropean powers. as both Russia and
Japan have cause 10 regret. are famous
FOR claiming the profits secured by the
sword OF someone else but the question
Is whether Russia al this time is will
ing to recede as she ala from Constan-
.inople. England and Japan are az
present allies. and would no doubt ACT
together. IN an emergency. But there
are France and Germany. too, claiming
b voice In Chinese affairs.
The situation Is one OF extreme dan /
;er The United States is ON the scene. .
but our government should take care /
not 90 go any farther than the protec- |
lion of American interests aud the /
ives OF American citizens demands. As |
ar as the European powers are pur- /
uIng objects OF their own they cannot /
.ount on AmerIcan cooperation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-30
INTOXICANrs AND CniLDRry.


The organized attempt to force the
hand OF the government over the bin
Tor prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors 90 children met with mo success
on June %. The general principle of
the proposal undoubtedly commands
strong support both IN the house and
in the country II touches upon an avil
which is admitted and which should
no doubt receive a remedy NJ "a pracfI.
cal one can be discovered. But Tf Is bv
no means $50 clear as Sir IT, Campbell
Zimmerman and the temperance party
assume. that this bin is the best p0ssI-
bile mode OF removing the grievance. or
That It is. DO itself quite harmless. 10
cannot Doe treated az an unoprosaI
measure although by a party accident
as Mr. BaIf0ur says. 90 coutr.yod t0 slim
through Us second reading In fact h
is studded with controversial points.
mr. Balfour mentioned one OF them.
Under the bill the publican who does
not know the boys age and has mo-
means OF knowing IL. IS punished for
serving him while the parent who pre
sumably does know the age OF his son is
not punished Tor sending him for liquor