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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13
TIE BEDROCK FLUNE.


We stated last week that the Bedrock FluIne
project had assumed q tangible shape, that q
company had been organized. and that articles
of Incorporation mad been filed We were
correct in everything except that at that time
the papers were not fled, though wa are happy
to inform our friends and the public generally
that such is now the case. Duplicate copies
of the articles have been fled-one IN the Office
of the Secretary of the Territory and the other
with the Clerk of the District Court Of the ID
Judicial District-and to the latter gentleman
we are indebted for copy which, for the ben
eft of the people, We publish as follows:
Certificate of Incorporation of the Boise
Basin Bedrock Fluming Company" corpora
ton formed for the purpose OF constructing
bitches and fumes In each OF the creeks known
Is More creek, Elk creek, Grimes Greek and
Granite Creek, In Boise county, Idaho Terri
tory.
ARTICLE 1st. The corporate name OF this
corporation is and shall be the q Boise Basin
Bedrock Fluming Company"
ART I'd. The principal place OF business OF
said corporation is intended TO be within BOISE
county. in Idaho Territory. aud the Office oi
said corporation shall be Idaho City, II said
county.
Art. Sd. The objects for which said corpo-
ration is formed are 10 extract from the min
eral lands If the United States, situated IN
said county aud Territory, the precious metals
of gold and silver, and other precious metals,
and for that purpose 10 dig ditch, or bitches.
and 10 construct flulne, or fumes, In the bed
or channel and along Inc meauderlngs, as near
as practicable, of each OF the creeks known as
More creek, Elk creek, Grimes creek and
Granite creek; said ditch or bitches and hume
or fumes 10 be constructed, wherever II shall
be deemed necessary, either continuously or 81
intervals. from the mouth 10 the source OF each
of said creeks, and 10 be Of sufficient width
and depth 10 serve the purposes for which the
same are 10 be constructed; also 10 construct
bitches aud fumes OF sufficient length, depth
and width, and any other thing necessary,
10 convey the waters OF Crooked river into
and down the bed or channel Of More creek
AIT 4th. The amount Of the capital stock
of this corporation is and shall be the SUN Of
Fire Hundred Thousand Dollars. and the same
shah be divided into FIVE Thousand shares Of
one hundred dollars each.
AIT 9Th. This corporation shall continue
for the period Of fifty years from the date
hereof.
Art. 9th There shall be seren Trustees ~
this corporation, who shall manage the con-
Germs 81 the same for the first three months
after the formation hereof. The names and
residences OF said Trustees are Il. NJ DuRell,
W b. Noble, q. w. Crafts. J. J. Tompkins,
u. II. Anderson. j. q. Bryant and w. {. Whit
son, all OF said county and Territory.
In witness whereof the undersigned have
hereguto subscribed their names land 10 du-
plicate hereof 1T Idaho City. Boise county,
Idaho Territory, this first day Of July, l. ID.
1871.
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ADA CoUNTY-We eondense the following
items from our Boise City exchanges:
The Assay Office had narrow escape from
fire several days ago. The scaffoldng caught
FIRE from the timers furnaces, but the flames
were extinguished before any serious damage
was done.
Governor Bowen and wife arrived by stage
on last Friday, and are stopping at the Over
land Hotel.
The celebration on the Fourth passed off
with much eclat. Mr.. L. III. Moore read the
Declaration, and C. Barbour, Esq. delivered
an Grafton. Music aud dancing wound I'D the
ceremonies.
A new minstrel troupe. of which Eugene
Holman and wife are members will arrive in
Boise City about the last of this week.
Uncle George Ism has couple of peach trees
in his yard, two years old, that are in bloom
this season. The trees came from the seed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

BOISE CRY ELECTIoN.-The city election
in Boise City resulted in Democratic victory
of course John Haley one of the best men
in the Territory, was elected Mayor, and four
Democratic Councilmen out of FIVE is pretty
good r. III. Willard, Democrat, who run
on boiling ticket, was elected
Marshal The Radicals elected the Treasurer.
T. E. Logan, and one Councilman, George Fl.
Twitchel
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

PARDoxRD.-As we predicted. Grant has
pardoned the Radical bigamist, C. c. Bowen,
without even waiting for the case to be heard
on appeal Had tbs condemned been Dem
Oerat, the great gift receiver would have al
lowed him to serve out his termif for his natural
life; but Bowen is pink of loyalty;" sup.
port of the Administration, as are about all
the thieves and scoundrels in the country, ard
Grant viii need his valuable assistance in South
Carolina during the coming presidential cam
paign. Such IL the reward of loyalty
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

AcENowLEDGMENrs-we have reee,vas snxAr.,
boxes and bags of nice fresh vegetables latch, en,
some of our Boise City friends, acoomnansc, nv ~
letters of advice to who to thank for spch ,.,,.s
but they can rest assured that we fauv an,r,,,..a
their kindness. as garden sass has no. ,r,.,
Wen up this way. the frost having seriously samagss
our craps" s~AAsssee
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

GONE HoAE.-U.S S. Attorney, Joe. ". Ensto, ana
us "''e' VINO nave been spending few weeks in Ida
no, returned to Boise City on last sa.,rssv
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

Id no tfy AssayiHg Works-Rs4,~
guaranteed ard losses .-a- come :. y ouf sssay
states s1xni z-a1e eso1 a.! Cllia
F4E-le2lA- a.-e-4E2114 I--5 10 tie knalvss .. H.,
Ga1 Minerals. u Wa
DDs;. Ez--1ca aid Lss2Es q ORE Att a fbs .r.-
i'ss aozs MI Dc forwarded 70 this once n, - Is-
nd Ee'S-z4s made tEs ta--9x.1g 64y: 1'''!'
zs4-lgz2 + czzza5y, p;o,c
J. C.. G4l-s / Ca-,-.-... 60 - NV Wy
J. = LuEs L c.. -.--....... ce,.. Ut
H.a- -y1z4 Pzes,,ir rs
lie highest E--cs pzz3 II gid and sTv4y p,.
either - L11z ~ Cz-rrsz-r= 7
Cl-yiez--. tAe National 3z-k Aseacy's Bui3,,
opposite = e-.ss L--Eo = Cc.'s o1zoe.
: L bCREETT. Asssrer
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

The accounts Of ]. II. Wickershan, Justice
fees. for So. aud T. N. Britten. Constable
ices Tor Si3 90. were also allowed
II IS ordered by the Beard that the road
leading from Pioneer City to Wilson. Si.rrS x
Co.'S saw nil. aud for one mile above said II
oReeT City. towards Grimes Pass. be-, and the
same is hereby declared p'r5lIc highway.
Il Is further ordered that new road dis
trict b. established. commencing 81 the Mr.
sonic Hall. near Centervi.!e. and running
northerly along the divide between Grimes
creek and OpAlr creek i0 the dividing ridge
between Grimes creek and the Payetts, river.
thence along said ridge To the divide between
Esk creek and Grimes creek. thence down
said divide to within one mile of the road lead
ing from Centerylllr 20 Idaho, thence in a
straight course to hummer Hill; thence along
the ridge 10 the place of beginning, and said
district shall be known as Road District No. :.
aud John DanSkia is hereby appointed Road
Supervisor for said district.
II Is ordered by the Board that Robert K.
IRWIN be appointed Constable OF Placervile
precinct, ana required to file bond according
IA law.
The following bills were then allowed:
Idaho World, for printing. ......... 60, "A
L. + fo9te. in case oi q. W, Thatcher 49, 81 90
heInan Soaes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 81
y n AiaeTson, commissioners salary.... IS 90
Il. IL. Robb, = N
Board then adjourned until Z o'clock, Wed.
nesday morning.
WEDNESDAY, July l2th.-Board met pur.
suant TO adjournment
The account Of D. McClintock Sher;fr,s
fees, was allowed-S26S0 90.
IL Is ordered by the Board that Geo. w
thatcher, Treasurer, be and be is hereby re-
CURED TO file new bond as Treasurer of Re;sa
county on or before the next meeting of the
Board ">
The Board then adjourned until SATURDAY..
tue I'D inst, at which time they will meet as =
Board OF Equalization and Tor the PURPOSE al
transactng any other unfinished business that
may come before the Board.
ordered that these proceedings be published
III tue IDAHO WORLD. r, II. R0BB,
Chairman.
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pvorrVDrEGs OF THE BoA2D " c0ssi
fiaOS COMMISSIONERS.

sfaxoAY. JUDY 10, lc1L-DoaIa " D 1N-~...
ssoners met 10 regular session.. 3 -
/ nessrs Robb, Anderson and Stevenson y -
Angle, Clerk =. tho Board read
and approved. .ke suople-
| ordered that the Treasurer inaKe saP ~.
mentary report, and apporaoo al l1Dn's'
10 the Treasury not already pp,sJ +;,at A
II ,ras then ordered by tbe Doara Ina. a
No., he and ne is hereby appointed, Jusnee
- the pace IN and for Granite Creek pfeeiDei:
AID that he be reqaired 10 fle bond as required
by law. De.5 c,nervisor
If districts Nos ! aud 3, was receised' e
anined and approFed- .s
1'1 The rpoort IF the County Treasurer was
received. approved and placed on NE
Pe.ort ii VIM. Moloney, Auditor. receiFea
and approved. D.s .t.+ q II
Thatcher. County Treasurer, lay before ln0
Dosrd all redeemed county warraDts Do" ID
~ nossession. and that BIZ then and IAere CAP
eel said warrants and deliver IIetn " Inc
6slark ri the Board, and said Clerk 10 ordered
4, mace the number and amount VI saia WAY
ra,'rs upon the minutes Of the Board ;,
The following accounts we're then e1ainihea
aud allowed:
g. W. Thatcher. County Treasurer ss-@f9 ..s, =.
ava 1fFire rent neutrality-suspicious. -sso2 ~
Iyrn. Molonev Auditor quarter salary 90 "
Territorial proportion, ~ -
For stationery. 49, ------------
II was ordered BIZ the Board that TIE ac-l
count of JOAN Taylor, Assessor Tor l1IV' i"F
- 1f;g DER diem. be- allowed. and the Auditor
authorized and required 10 credit It's property
tax account win that amount. aud that liz
Clerk of the Beard draw lis voucher for ibe
Territorial proportion Of the same, aud gre j
- the Auditor 70 De sent 70 Tie Territorial
Treasurer and Controller !
TIE account al John German. Assessor ana
Tax Collector, ordered lad over tor iaFtaer
consideration.
Adjourned u1til TEes1ay 81 ID o'clock, A N
TUESDAY. july Ilih.-Bgzrd met purauaut
10 adjournment
II was ordered b. tie Board that ihc:As-
SCISSOR and Collector and Sheriff D.. aud they
are here5y allowed -. retain lie per ce1I2S-
out Of MONEYS collected by them, - allowed
by Law.
The accoun: Of John German Assessor and
Collector was then alOwsd-St5-
Tie account 81 L. 7. Bowen, District Clerk,
vas also ailowed-s3I9 10
II is ordered by the Board that TO jurors
certificate for one day &c allowed, and o1it
those who were emp2nurl~d and serted -
regular Jurors shall br allowed
u the matter Of ID. AcCAa;ork's Sheriff
account. il was ordered by the Board tAai IL
make uu; bis account iteulZed IL correspond
win The different yra.-es, IS charged Tor Il
said account
IGe following bills were thea examined aid
.5tv..a1.
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a stay Of proceedings has been granted in
the case Of Foster, the New York murderer.
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me instrument was acknowledged IN prop
er form by all the parties. and we know that
the incorporators mean business. That the
early construction of the main fume in the bed
of More creek viii give q new impetus to
mining operations in the Basin, is admitted by
everybody. That ii is, and will be, 4 paying
investment is also admitted; and we hare not
the slightest hesitancy in saying that the money
advanced for its construction will be repaid an
hundred fold. Tons of quicksilver and ANAL
gam now lie hidden in and mixed with the tall
ings in More and Elk creeks: and the same
may be said of Grimes creek and Granite
creek We have frequently, of late, conversed
with miners who worked claims in Elk creek
and More creek in $685. who have told US
that they stripped and wheeled off upon their
dump acres of dirt which would pay from ten
TO TWENTY-FIVE cents to the wheebarrow load
besides leaving to use their expression, "a lots
of ground that wouldn't pay to work in those
DAYS" The construction of the main fiume
will lead to another important undertaking,
and one which Is intimately connected with
the main object sought to be arrived at by the
Fluming Company-the development and work.
ing of all the mining ground that can be COW
cred by means of ditch bringing in Crooked
river OF this branch of the enterprise we
shall have something to say in the future, when
we are able to approximate somewhere near
the length and capacity of the proposed ditch.
as well as give a crude account of the topogra-
ply of the country over which the ditch will
be constructed. We are confident that Boise
Basin has seen its worst days, and that a new
era of property is in store for US at no distant
day.
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And other isz1lng Earona., "a. aoaefsl
Ne purchase Gal1 Dust cd - ellles.
g7arier1aasasrg' checks AID Yanel1. slfef Bullion
Certificates ~ deposit issea ~ -, ana Drafts y
or Oregon Banks: N1tn, CaliQn,
Buy Ierrlfor1zl End Couaty ws-r,s.s -.
Keep Ke~enue Stamps tsr -. ana Bonds
EAEe COLLECTIONS 01 g. points in 10
1A4 al business connected 9Th &C., enisea States
-anelte prompt ATTENTION DAaklng will
W ere agents ter lie s1le q Passs,as, ~,
81 TIE regular I-2l sa1aers betxee1, ys, -rAe is
Antwerp g NAVE and
Ierso-s aes1r3as Q! sending fo, e-;a,3s
g Europe Car procure tieEets a. ~ a any par
ssge - Se~ York. t1lus szgirg h. srcue Their
r-kL q sa11-Ag money % t.4zt parT,osf -paSs md
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Erlrnrnnhifdica Sillcrlri.

Sprtngftclb, 81. Stt. Gcor9C
Slartt Der 6iihrer elmer 8onNe bon 8icbeu
nno OcSpraboS, lulW0e bclte bier pcrbuftet
unO cine bCOcntcuOt Guuutitdt geIioblcHT
@odrtu pieOW erlOngt Start bat iouiel
&cbrhcn ctngcitanoen, ba6 EN- DienihCulc
ben t0um ollSretd)t, otclelbtH I'M 3uhtb0uie
UbSubibcu.
8Otou, 1. Nopbr. - Die &cpu6litautr
BON 0fGiiadulettS lpitndcn, buB Die rep.
National sGonueution I'M 5uBrc 1872 III 80
ton ltattiinoeu mDgc.
Soncorb, NyN,, /, MoUbr. 8iC
StmoEracn baIten ibre StaatS Souueution
ant l3. D8br. i'll hcier Staot Die ,,9lr.
belt 6cforncr" bOlten ibrt Convention am
7. II. WtonatS.
StuctnHa ii, /. gtoubr SbCrit
Stoncg .. Wturmcll bon Der p@u;ettc" III
sum Superlutenocuteu Der Sou0elstdnnICr
Crnannt morbeil.
StoursGitp, Sowu, /. gtOubr. - s..
9oSptrr, friibcr 4tapOr BON Pella, 5OUa, unO
Sur Sctt Strlualtcr ber Stour Stu @oloulr
bat ocn y0cralo" megcu &erliumbuug mo
Scbtmptung I'M $25 200 Sb0Ocucrl0g Uer'
tlo9t.
ct. Ban I, Olinu., 1. giopbr. - @ouU.
Aultn bat ben St9euthiimcr bcS Bicligen ,Des
motrat" lucgcu b1SluitIi0cr &erlaunlOuug Der.
tla9t. Die ,3cttM9 iGgtc, Der @ouUerueur
ict onrd cine YblaOclpbia Sirmn nit $4,000
beitodcn mOrOcn, nm bic llntTitriit ciucS
&ticnbobngeicecs Su crIau9eu. 2Mitiu ogt,
er babe eiu 9abr nnt 2lnnObme neS bCtr.
GJcictcS $4,000 bel Der Sirma aClicbCu uno
Oericlben SrunotigcutbunI ocrpiaubet.
Yodport, H.'V., |. 9toUbr. - @rNiluS
s. Yiercc, Der GrmorOuHg ocS @m. 8uaod
angctlogt, uuroc 9citcrn glbcno inter tugc.
bcuerm &ubeI ocS YublitnmS trCiaciprobcn.
SnLtot bate bic Stmetcr pom Yterce uCr,
fiihrt
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Jnlauo>9cpelbea.
Sins SSuftiitatplt.

gSa Ibington, /. Nopbr. - Der Snns
beSoampier ,Saco" 1T BON her europ. Slotte
Der altatild)en sugetbeilt worben.
Ser Yenlions GommiiiGr beItnoet lid) ieet
in Y6ilabelpbia, unl bic Slngelc8crbcit oeS
Benlionsaaenten TorbeS ab3uwidtln. SIN
Nale Torbes ben llnterid)leli nidt bedt, ,uiro
Ct pro3eliirt werbeu. (sSenn CT aber MIN be.
sablt 4? Oanu lit er nah amerifanlldeu BE-
grifien iuieber Elm ebrlid)er Wann.)
Die Diientlid)e Shulo nnroe I'M oerflo,le'
neu Wtonate angeblid I'M $3.50, ,49l.S5 re-
bu,irt.
Sic 3o0einnabmen betrltgen in oer ON 2S.
Sft. enoenbengSode $3,227,712; bauon gin'
aen Elm in NelpsDort s2,752 ,4O6, Ybilabels
Sbia s176,036, Baltimore ,270, 9ieip"
Orleans s107 900.
Ser Sdatamt SietretGr bat bon benz 3o1s
einnebmer bes Safeils Corpus Gbriiti einen
Yerid)t iiber oie Grmorbung beS berittenen
3oQinipeftors sloam Wlc9aIsblin erbalten,
iueld)e befanntlid) am 81. Iu9. b. ). itatt.
fano. Der 3olleinnebmer 9laubt, oaB Der
Yeamte ans Iads ermoroet ipnrbe, neil Sers
ielbe 9etpiieu Shmnggleru 5u ldarf aut Die
Singer lab; ferner miinldlten oie Serbred)er
burf bieien Morb einen gefdbrltben StaatS'
serigen aus bem g8e9e 5n idlalien, mas ibnell
aud gelang. Die Jfegiernng bat nelnltd)
cine sroBe an;abl Itinoer III 8edlag neb'
men lafieu, beren GonSemnirung auf oas
3euauiBUtc9augblin's unbebiugt erfol9t iein
Wiiroe. Der 6ilian5miniiter bat bic Yaplcrt
benz Oberbunbes 4npalt iiberwieien nnt
jd,laat Dor, cine 8elobnun9 bon $1,000 au'
sic Terhaitung per M0roer Su ieten.
3ie 0tspeniie- Gtnnabmen belieien fd beutt
auf $434 ,409.09.
Der Yrdiibent fat 6rn. Or. aibpea, ben
praloenten Der ySeueeaS Steinbruhs sGonlpas
nie" ifrijtlid sriudt. ieine. attisn in isne'
Gonpaguie Az psrfanisg.
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Gerben Itie9en in ben blduen wpltenlpIen
!0mmel, bod pben treiite einlom eiu 2loler,
'petm6eu Sirpten, gploene 6lieSsn iumm'
ten.
0tatbia8 laB in iid perlpren all oen
naben 9ade, bate oas 9leg ausgewprien
uno belt bic Stange medonii6 in per
!0ano. st iab lpeper ben Slid, per I'M
9iebe Sappelte, nod Die 8umanierin, bic
binter ibm itano. Sic blidte ouf oen Slid,
oann auf ibn, nidte nit benz aopfe uno
ldhelte. QllS iie ibm bic tleine 6anb aui
bic Sdulter legte, ihrat ct juiammeu.
pGS 1T elmer i'm 9lete," iagte lie better.
vSa" rief er, bIidte perwirrt auf ben
Slid unb lieb baS 9eb beinobe fallen, 70
oab pie aumaniertn eS nit elmer raihen
9ewegung empprreiben ,mp ben Slid all
oa5 Sano 5ieben mubte. Damn itreiite iie
bur6 ben g8alo.
Die 9tadt iont bera6, tteie 9untelbett
lag auf ben weiten Spriten, nur bic oiinne
Sidel oes Ytonoes an bent lei6t umpbItz
ten 6immel CAB Elm 5weiielbaiteS Giht.
Oils lie in bic Gbene traten, trlg per
Wiuo @lpdentbne pom ,td6lten 9orie ber=
iiber, bam i6rie in Der gtdbe Elm Ruubz
SOgel. Die &umanierin mobte lib ihubz
fertig, nod eini9e S6ritte uno ein grpber
Geier ltieB aus Dem Maloe, bob lid lnb
itanp, nit ben 6liigeln iflagenp, einen
gtugenbld in bet Suit. Sn oemIeIben
2tugeublde blibte bo5 0tpbr oer &umoz
njerin ,lnp ct itilr5te loutlpS su BOoen.
9ll8 iie i'm oufbob, mar er topt; ite rib
orei 9rpBe 6eoern aus ieinen 6liigeln lmc
itettc iie in ben rptben Surban, ben lte I'M
ibr ippigeS 6aar geidlungen bate, wdbz
reno Wiatbtas ben 8pgel mitnabm, I'M
ibn al bic Yipite ibrer tSitte Slt nageln.
fEortleBuro iolotl
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Der lluterlicutcuaut 6rco. .. Grout who
ben 8en. SBrnan auf ietner Sour uad) Gu-
ropa begleteu.
9e SrOrc iibcr Die in ben WilitdroiuiIio.
llen getroifeuen &crGuberungen lit lest be.
tauut. Die wid)tigfc Serfiigung lit oieie-
lli9e, ourd) lueldle8 ell ncueS COMMANDO Qes
id)aficu miro, genauut oaS 8epartemrnt ScS
8olfes, 0aiielbe oll bic Staateu gouiiiand,
9trtauias uno DtiiIiifppi, iomte bic golf
polen bis uad) IepzQStIt umfalieu. S6erit
QS. S. GmorO pom 5. Gau. 9te0t. 1T ;um
commandment bteieS Oepartemeut8 ernaunt
n0rocn.
Der nonatlidle 2(uSpeiS iiber ocn StuuS
Der NGtionNlldlnlo Set9t, buB bic Son0ihulo,
oeren SnttreIien i'll @oIb III beSablen Iiuo, itd)
auf 81 1858, 1858, $50 bclduit; Die nit Gouraut
Su per5iulcuoe Sbulo bctrGgt $40, ,46S 900,
Ole Girtllation belGuit iid) aui S413, ,7G0,s
863.95; Die 8eiammtidulO bciiiicrt itd ocm
nab AMI S2,2l5, ,492 ,506; nit Oen ritditdnoiz
gen <Sntereiien aui $2,36l ,O51 ,842.81. Der
8olouorratb i'm SdlabHmtt belduit Iit ouf
500 ,O54, ,589.25; Baptergelo war an pano
$40, 1888, ,805,95
Der Sd)atamtsiefrctdr bat cine mciterc
yttllion Der pros. SouOS III je $4,000 tlrs
gesogen ltlo Sluar pou ltr. 2593 bis 2S1S;
ftrner bic 100000 'SonoS bon 9tr. 1861 bis
1888. Die Sntereiieni0blung bort an 81.
0Sember uuf.
@en, 8ilIamS, Der Slucitc fS.9tcuenitca
GomlItIidr, bat cine StClle inter Der Iapdue.
plden Gegler1n9 angenomncn.
9Sle man bort, iuer6en otc III Glib os@aros
lima uerbaIteten promtnenttn ,,&uturc" III
6ait gcbalteu wcrOen; Oiclcuigcn abcr, ptbe
bon gerlngcrem @tnftuiie itno, mlb man inter
8itrgldlait ielcu.
Yer SbCrbunbcSauu0l Nferman ioll Dem
ErGIoenteu ju ueriteGcu gc0ebcu BabCn, oaB
bic Yeinaiuug corrupter Beamtcu I'M Siiben
uotbWenoig III fitr oen Grfolg ocr republita.
uildlcn BOrtet, 0uBerocm merOe Die Burtti in
S5itoen iebr bolo III Die Qritdlc gebeu.
Sic bcntftbe SiUroppi Expedition.
l8aib tu9tOn, /. giOp. - 6OlgenotS
pon 8. Stt. batirte Sdreiben iii bon benz
Or. Betermauu aus @otba i'm OtQrlnCmiui.
lterium ein9e9Gngen: 9aS pom 8. Sttober
oatitte Slc9ranlnl, WCld]tS Die 0tidtehr ecr
0lr. SffStere, SGuptmout gSegprcd)t mo
gteutenant YaDcr, aus ben Bolarrt9lonen
rlcoet, beridtct ferner, O0b fie I'M Wtonat
Sept. 42-60 GSrab bitlidl bon @recnWib II.
Is @rao nbrol. Sreic cin oficncs, ctSireieS
Deer fanoeu. Der nUrblidltc Yuutt, mGld)cr
errctd)t Uurbc, lag inter Dem 70. @raOc. guf
oem 48. WteriNianc bltl. ianO man oOS Sis
i'm gitniti9en i3utanOe gegeH oeu 9tprOpol
bin; wabrihciuii6 war BORT cine ScrbinOnug
nit Dem oiienen WteCre uorb6itl. bon Sibis
ricn. 0ieieS ideint Die 9iinitigite 0toute Su
iein nat) BEN Norbpolc. 0r. Yetcrmuuu
bcmertt: o8eu leeten Gbeil hieeS 6elc
9rammeS tann ib niht Uerltebeu, bod babe
td) @runO auSunebmel, baB GGrlSlan6, ruel.
DIES I'M uorigcn Sabre pom GroieH ,3til unb
BON GBeoOor Don Souglu eutocdt wuroe, iid
iiiblid) critrcdt bis Sum 7S. graoe IL Wtin
n0rol. Srcite. BaDer unb 8eDpred)t mahteu
ibre GrpeoitIou i'll cinem tleineu Segcl'
hnOte
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0r. &. 6. Nlicnrn'a

(ange beiiebenoe Office, Wr. AT, N0petfes, 5lpia
i1en Bart unb NoipdrbIir.
Or. Rcoto bat bic lesteu 90 Sabre iener umans=
rstdeu Yraris Der ipeSlelen Sebanoturs uon eeioen
Ser Sarnor9ane, Sslutperaiftniaen, Satss, Naiens
,lno SautleiSen sepismet Sun9e eeute, onrd als
Weruenidwdde, or9aniter Gntfrditnn9, 3ittern,
93uitcpiuus Suiten, 8rnfihmersen, Oor,eitgem
Berfnle hes Sufeuis " {. /. beboitet, iueldbe bon
eriemneu uno 10 oaiielbs nod eisern. an 5pspepfe,
anssetruns .gber eeberIseen bebansstt iueresn :
osrSneiIelt niGt lonesrn sit gu pr Mleoro, ebs es
Tdlleu pire SeiIine eayeptrt. Goniultirtunben: 8
bis ~, bis 3, bls9 nBr; sepnass 10 bic Il ilbr
Borinitta95. t44-H
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ecealberiebtc aus Ysasbiuotou.

gSGibtngtou, L. Noubr. - G,cttrn
Nbcno urb ell Sinb beS S1ln. s. G. DiNua
oCl 9ir. 1872, SrGinia 9lUcnut, auf cine icbr
plbBlldJe 28Ciie obnc uOrbcrNcgaugCHc Nraut
belt; bcutc Nbcno miro clue gGibenibou gc'
baltCn peroen.
49, SIM uTiloicucu NOnutc mmocu hitr
Observation-Disclosures auSgcgCben. g8aibiugtou
ulaft iid)
- 0oS NauS oeS pcrlorbcnCu Gou0reB,
mitglicoeS EbaO. StCOeuS uuo Otiicu Sc
ib0itS Sireal iiuO gum ScrtOuic ouge;ci0t
-- Die bier luoblbCtanntc ErinjCiinSalm
GAIN lit bon Dem YrttBcn SrICbrid) &nrl
bon YrcuBcn iur @OuptruOute cincr eincr
&6hter CrnOrmt worOeu.
- Die Ge9ntrirnu9 i'm 0iiritt Columbia
Scigt 1892 iueiBe uuO Gl8O iOrbige Stmm.
geber; brb Die bcuoritcbcnOc 0tegitratiou
Utrb ouS Gidet nsb beoCutCnO anihwclcu.
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Sin brenucnoer Dampfer aue bpbcr
See. = Der Noifbampfcr ,,0c=
ne3uclan" 9crdtb in Srano,
iuirb ie0OM Qeretfcf.

&ingiton, Samaita, 80. Sit. -afS iid
Der BON eperpool fonlluenbe, peltinbtid)c
Yonbampier pScneSuelan" euf bober Gee
beiano, brad Yeusr ant 9orb ais unb bal
ielbe mnrbc erit bewdltiat, natoem Sabrseug
unb eabuug id)per seiitten batten. slls eaS
Boot am 10. Sft. ben oaien bon Santa
Wartba enblih erreid)te, iab iid) Der Gapitdn
aeu5tbist, ben porb9eH Ebeil bes 9ooteS un-
ter Walier su ieeer, lunrauf cas Seuer 9riinb.
id) gelBid)t murbe. Der Dampier bate 80
Stunben lang iortpabrenb 9ebrannt; es miro
10 Gage bauerll, ehe berleibe pieOer polltan.
bi9 reparirt ,peroen fam.