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HYDE PARK.

Proposed Co-opcrativoa Movement with
tho Town C.f Lake for u supply or
Vrntor-Eorxyard and EsncksvArd
nIovemcllts Of tho Village Trustees.
Tho Trustees Of Hyde Park wero honorod OH
Saturday evening, at their regular meeting, by
a visit by tic Corltnittoo Of Water Works Of tho
Town Trustees OF Lulo to consult tAom in rcfor~
cnce to their joint and cooperative construction
Of water-works to supply both towns with lnko
water. Tho Committee reported, in writing, at
length. They believed q union best for both
towns, and that q largo minority Of tloir votors
would favor the project; yot they approached
tho subject with fear aud trembling, as 1t was
grave mattor to issue $150,O00 in bonds to
bind thor whole town in order to supply water
to one-fourth thoir people. stnl, they beloved
tho result would be for tho benefit of oil, and
damage to none. Tho question was q NOW one
to their town. md they asked thirty days timo In
order to take o vote on the question: having no
doubt thoy would be prepared then to proceed
| vigorously. -.....
PRESIDENT oApY EXPLAINED
| to thom that tho water question had boon dis
| ousscd in Hyde I'arl for years tho village
charter was adopted mainly Tor tho purpose, and
| tho Trustees wcre elected because they wei 0
| water men, aud, In accordance with public sen-
| timent, thoy had proceedod to contract for tue
crib, pumping works, aud pipes. According to
tho contract the sizes Of Pipe could bc increased
or diminished, aud they would bo lcasened If
Lake did not join. They needed to know aoon
Whether they are to put IN Sa sS ior na
il Latte unitcs with them: They can,, no
doubt, wait tho thirty days asked for without IT,
convenience. AS to tile moncy-panio, it docs
not affect Hyde Park. It's contraots are payable
t}r+ f0rn n
til tho worhs become aolf-su6taining will bo o1
small moment.
FORWARD MovEMEsTa.
Tho Superintendent was directed tt. join the
Town OF Luke iu tho construction OF ditch and
| culyerta OH State end Tlirty-ninth atroota.
The Engineer Was instructed to lay out, sur
yey, and stoke sxtyoiGhth street from ston,
Island avenue to tho Water Works.
gundry residents at Cornell asked to have
Greenwood avenue oponol, and crossing con
strncted ovor tho railroad.
The Treasurer WIZ authorized to issue water
bonds to 9. u. Heauombourgh as tho work pro
| RroHsea on this contract, OIL sworn estimates up
proved by tho }Yat,,r Works Committee.
BACKWARD MOVEMENTS
On tho petition Of Measra. Hill, Nickeraon
Sawyer, Cfeaver, Coo, and Mickey, the graonl
On petition Of arndry owners Of property, til
) grading aud stonnag Of Greenwood avenue va
, postponed.
]. 7. Bcammon gsnd Mutt L Brooks asked tha
tho sewer on Greenwood avenue be postponed
Tho Committee On Police arc to report at ne,
Meeting what reduction in numbers or pay ca
10 made.
The Committee on Finance arc to report whs
reduction can ho made III current expenses.
TlHANclAL.
Bills wore approved and ordered paid to
Dr.. Z. bort, distntecfing agent. .......S l3s l3
Charles = Pope ssr rscs as G!e1K ;:;'''' l'e
beatty l. Burker, Mn lison aveuu0 B0wer.". 1l31.
, 1873-11-24

wae oroafotl III this city this morning by report
fyon MI overdose Of morphine. Investigation
showed tiot, wl,ifo ho WAS III n worry dangcrona
condition fionl the canB, htAted, thoro woro
hopes Ut lliB ropoyory. It Ia announced that ho
is boLtor thiB ovoning, md ont Of dangor.
Massachusetts paper anya TINT Mr. Sumner
basels.''
Col, Hiram Fuller, Of tho London Cosmo-
politan. hns Just bdon enriched by q legacy of
S125,D00.
joaquin Miller is in Italy. On tho 10th u1t.
l,o WIS entertained by Conuul drahatn ut
Tloronce.
silnoy Androws, Q Washington correspondent
is about to marry tfiHB Harah Washbnru, daugll"
ter Of tia Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Tho nllot1o Islnut papers n1ontion ox-CongroHB-
rnau Nnthan +. Dixon aud Gen. Duyl's1le as can
lf1ates to succeed 8ounsor Spragn1.
NlrA. James BROOKS Inns rontol her houso In
Washington to tho Government for IN office. and,
with lor daughter, aaiIs for Europe aoonI to re-
ailc thoro for M Indefinite period.
Dauiol Andrews, ric1, old residont Of Delhi
brother of with 6 conts, BECAUSE tho aforoBaid
brother oico pulled away chnir, aud lot Daniel
havo tho floor.
Mrs, Laura 4. Berry, Of Des Moinos; Miss
natto a: AocN, o. sl''so' w., 'n' pais ~ ~,
hns OF nmcs' nu fs a. o. corai,ira A. IN In 1nw
9u4no. afo cana1aa'es 'os o'oiA'1''p' III '"' Ao""
Logslatofe' ..
B,ato Auditor Witoomb. OF Minnesota, aays
"tliB Whole movomont Of tho Patrons of uus-
bandry is a most Btapondons humbus." 1t is
two yoarB before another State Auditor iB to be
olecteI.-Si. I'aul Dispatch.
Tim uor,oro or A. II. Cotton. rnnmbor of Com
eross and Miss uattio l.. Walker. dnughtor of
j. Il. Walker. took rlaco at tho residence Of tho
BRIDES parents in Clinton, Iowa, last TAurHdny
morning. and tho woddod rair loft at once for
Washington.
W TT p,,or3 of noKo1h r1, 1ied IN sntur-
III -. ft"..'se -. ai ot,o,,t 81 t,oar. 1rhn ia.
10y aa3,aI sran rno,,ant hrsirosn man hnfng
,',,a WE ~ ~ r,+, T 1soenT Mnf,ron T.
aou,ooa tnooa,i ~ inr hon" aIpros;5nnt NJ fho
nt,,r"ro tay nvroIe n,,r.i ~ ~ eIq T'radn s
49,, px;,o, tor ,,oro .,,n ,,,o.aon vsora
| c,.ta '. ratnt}in ~ Tor,,4n 1an 1nu tnan
C, Ct!oA ~ Dsn,ro;aI Etavorn,r'ont oi +i,n
piaeau ~ Nv G4..i ,.a;t;a r1,a 'ro-nnto ~ :.
ileao ol sno oemtia pnstvn ~ M u ,.i,a H.
puts sloAe WY ntEuy ~ ~ ox txn.;oa,.1 Ne A~1 -
uulnoo1 VI A"si 1e'"'l'o' ;" o."oo'
| In 1871, tho Emperor William, when Mt Con-
stance, was examining tho celebrated frcsco by
Pecht, in which Is portrayed tho triumphant
progEoss Of Pope Marion, at which Emperor Big
| ls,nlud performed tho humble office OF holding
| tho popo'a brid1o. Tho Kaiser WIS overheard to
| sny, IT hnvo lad to accept his loritago, but
shall mover hold tho bride."
,vo ,oor,o5 from tbo Tton Granville Barrcrs.
| . sa,u 5"na 1~Fara l." 1nf+ for 1vnyl,;u1tnn tLnf
, 1873-11-24
A Lovers' Quarrel ill Austrta-N0tI'
XIII Themselves.

A lovers quarrel between young actress
named Kramer, bettor known as traNloin No.
mark, and her lovor, tho actor Sch.lmann. which
occurred In Austria u fow wechs SINCE. WAS fol-
wookB before, tho disagroelnouts between the two
Ind boon frequent. Miss Kramer nude 1T
tempts to kill 'horself, frat, by opening voir
with knife, md tlon by drinking solution OF
phosphorus matches in water, She was res
cuod in time Oh both occasions: Three days be-
fore the fnal quarrel, after having lad dispute
with Schumarn, s4o took d revolver, and rushod
into tlle street ut night-tino, threatening to
shoot herself. Her mnid prevailed upon her to
rotutn to the house, and succeeded III calming
her.
Finally three days latcr, the lovers had q
nediatoly after which Hiss Kramer killed horHolf
by pistol.shot.
Echumnnn was ut once taken into custody, be-
cause it was thought 10 might have had some
completely in the young ladys death, and also
to prevent Lin from tak'g nis own roo9 tG ~ ~ s e
completely, ho was roloasod after lo had become
COMPOSED. All this occurred at Lilz: 6chl1-
mann, aftor Ills releaso, returned to Vienna to
his fnther'a house, Q Karuthner Strasse. ao
e cyery effort was made to divert him. About
| o'clock in tho afternoon he drew snail pookot
pistol and shot hmsolf in the Ghost, saying, just
a. lie fired, "Doar one who has gono before, l
! keep my word" lie died in a fow sooonds utter,
excfaining "Jeans, nlara;," snd pressing lily M
through tho lreust blade, making . very small
holo, about tho sizo OF a pen. lle was vel!
known US all actor, although only 20 yoars Of
| ago, As mother ho nor Miss Kramer Loft any
writing, the motives which brought about TUG
| tragedy renlain unknown. Tho lust words OF
| schumaun givo come color to the conjecture
| that the two lovers Ind madu d mutual reBolu-
| tiou to die.
, 1873-11-24

Ia Payne, with M uplftotl dagger In ono hand
mud with tho other clutchlng to tl,ront Of hob
inaon. Tn tho royorbo Bide Of tho modat Is n
bust Of Robinson above his l,oad q wroatE OF
flowers md on each Hide tho following inecrlp-
ot April, 1801 III anving tho life Of tho lion. W.
II. Seward, then Secretary Of stato Of tho United
Hkntna
, 1873-11-24

Goorgo +. nobInao,f yesterday received tho
modal awarded to lin by Congross ~ 1s7l for
saving the life OF aevrotary Seward, whom IT.
tackod by the asHassin Payne, on the night ot Tho
14th of April, 1866. Tho naodal was made Ut tag
sl,A00. On tho diverse bllo of tic nedal Mr..
BawarG il represented lying in lia bed, with tho
curtain drawn. Htsnding Rt tho eldo OF the bed
, 1873-11-24

IL tho Editor qf The taateaao 1TtbHnss
SIN, think tho article In to-day's Tribune
signed "ViAtor' II worthy the attention OF
, 1873-11-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL IND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

ExrLANArfoN or REFERENCE kfAnxH.-t Saturdays >,
ecptoh Sunday gxcopto1. Monday e1teptdd' ~
RVS Su1dRy At 9 :U0 I. n. ! Daily.
, 1873-11-24

MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
Dtpot foot af Lake IT., and foai n
3icEst R9et u Crk IT,, soMthsaH corner V RdnaoIphs
utH Is (nbn{.sf., corner d uadtson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
The Pioche Mining Suit.

PIocHE, May l.--After an approximately long trial, the great mining swt between the Raymond & Ely Mining Company vs. the Hermes Mining Company has at last termin- ated in q verdict for the Hermes Company. At Q o'clock this morning tue Judge was sent for to receive tho verdict in the case. As soon as it was known that the jury had de- cided upon verdict, an eager and excited crowd wended its way to the Court house, men pushing and pulling each other in their efforts to get in ahead. When the jury came in, the Courtroom was crowded 10 its ut most capacity. All we're anxious t0 hear the result of their deliberaton. The jury stood 9 for the Iiermes and 8 for the Raymond & Ely-Pierson, Callsghsn and Johnson being the latter As soon as the verdict was rem dered there ensued an exciting race for the telegraph offices, each one anxious to get his message in ahead of the others. One might almost imagine himself on California street, brokers clerks running to and from the tec- graph offices with their orders for stock. The result was complete surprise to many.
 Yesterday evening, after the jury retired, the excitement was intense, the Hernes men taking every bet offered. One prominent man here lost S9,7O0. Many bet their last cent on the result, which, had it been differ ent, would have caused them to land their boat in the sage-b brush The losers seeming. ly regard their losses with unconcern.
 Ina street fracas to-day a man named Thomas welch struck Frank Sonte on the head with q pistol, innicting slight scalp wound. Sonte then drew revolver and fired at WeIch, the ball passing through his bowe's and coming out through the hip. Welch lies in a critical condition. During the aiIray
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
u.s.LAsp OFFICE pnrscorr. A. T..

|. s. LAND OFFICE PRESCOTT. 4. T..
 Apnl lst lc7j. Notice |. hereby given that the Tiger Silver Mining CuGpany a corporation organized under the laws U the State ui California by , President Win. N. Lent whose t--tolce address h San Francisco California as mad" implication for Patent for twelve hundred Q2VD linear feet the Tiger lode bearing silver commencing twenty five sunerly of inc discovery sha thence uorthery twelve hundred 2u) feet surface ground tvO hundfed CgpJ feet n width. situated in Tiger Mining District Ya,aIa County and Territory of Arizona and knpNb as ihe Discovery Location said lead and described n tbe plat and field nls iu this Ofce follows. NI
 Beginning at Monument No l and running thence north i1 OF east twelve hundred lJO fset io Monument No which the section curner between sso ious - and s7 n township TO- \ K l. w. ''ila and Hai river base and meridian bears N 26' @V W ch Sl5-p int distant theme S 5J9 5G E 90 feet tV Monument No from which monument the secio- corner between ss,,,us 22 aud g7. Twp. 10. S R w.. Gla and Salt river hase and meridian bears N 34 U w 10 chains gs l6-1 link, distant; thence S 3I2 w. twelve hundred Q9pD feet tp Monument No l. thence N 5j' JS w. two hundred (9yD feet to the point Of beginning containing jOlOO acres forming Iart Of section iu TWP lO N ls 1 W. Gila and Salt rver bAse and meridian.
 Said lo-4un being recorded in Vol. uf mines folio 27G uf the County Records of YAvapa County. The sl joining claim. hrst extension south, claimed by w. C. Collier and the frs; extension north by Mn. Linu
 WILLIAM N KELLY Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Application for Patent.

LAND OFFICE PRE-cUTT, A. T.,
 April ls' 1875. ] Notice [, hereby given that Hammond Kigg, Co. an un ncUrf-te as.caun of person. by their authorized agent George A. Hamm0pd, whose r. Q. address s Prescott Yavapa County, Arizona Territory. have made application Ea Paisni for ihou.and Wo linear feet ui second south extension of the Tiger lrls banng ,lver with surface ground two hundred feet in width situated 10 Tiger Mining District. lavHPai County. and Territory uf Arizona and described n the pts and held note. on fife la this office as follows. via!
 Beginning Monument No. !, at the nor'heas, corner (um ihi. the section between section 2. and 27 Twp To N R. w. bears N yo F. Ss chain, - II links disan thence $. go W. Oue thousand tlOCOl feet Monument No g. thence N 6j' ". two hundred igsDJ feet e SOuumsnt No. 2 thence N 27' l.. ons thousand OO feet Co Monument No. 4 Prom ihis corner the s-rJn between section 9 and H Twp, TO-. N H. W. Gila and Salt river base and Meridian bears x lJ2 E. 7 chains @13l p link. dsinu' thence <. 6J' point of beginning; containing i-J9l no acres and forming a portion Of section g7 Twp. TO- \. K. w.. Gil and Salt river base and meridian Said location be- ing recorded in Vol Of mines iSlio Gsj oi County Records of Yayaiu county, Territory oi Arizona The adjoining claimant on the north is W C. Collier, who claim, the hrsi south eIt-nsou Uf the Tiger lods.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Administrators Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY of MaroOfa and Territory Of Arizona. In the Matter Of the Estate of JAMES 0. BEATY, Decd Notice is hereby given by the undersigned AdniBsa. tor of the Estate to the efedor of all persons ha R claims against said deceased exhibit the with the necessary vouchers within year from the date Of the publication Of this DOtee tO the under signed At his residence n the U Aaryyile MaroOa county, A T. CHARLES WHlTLDW,
 Adm insiTatOr. Asryville, AarsOIa county, A. T, April %, ls73.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
SUMMONS.
JS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JU- l diriAi District
 YayATsi County Arizpna Territory, SIS.
 GEORGE InuNT, Plaintiff

 l driAl District.
 Yavapai County. Arizona Territry, SIS.
 GEORGE LOCNT Plaintiff. ,
 a0u,nR
 ANNIE F.. IOUNT. DefendAnt. Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ju dca District in and for the county of Iavspai in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory oi Arizona sends greeting ,0 ANNIE l.. LoUNT Dsfssdaut
 You hereby summoned and required e appear in Aciyn brought against you by the above named plaintiff iu th. District Court of the Third Judicial District n and r the county of lAvapA iB the Territory of ArLouA ts an,ver the complaint therein. filed in the ohoe of ,he clerk of said Court si Prescott u said county and Ter tory copy of whieh complaint sooompanes this mons) within twenty days (eHclusve Of the day of ycs) after the service you Of hs sumEons serTe n ths county: and served of this county and within thus district then within thirty days, 10 all other eases forty days judgment by deiant will be taken agsns, you according to the prayer of said oonPlaint Thi. action brought praying for decree Of divorce from the bonds Of rsiFmOUy, the grounds Of III treat mshL
 And you hereby notified that fl you fail appear and the c0nTiaiu, above directed. be plaintiff w take default asan.t you and apply o the Court for the relief demanded in his said complaint Given under my hand and the seal of add District Court si Prescott this 18th day of March. ls73.
 ti-sl ED. W. WELLS. Clerk. II. II. CAErrER & SoS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24

James Cutts was accidently shot in the hand, but the wound is not dangerous.
 There is great excitement on the streets over the result of the Raymond & Ely trial.
 PIocuE, May l--M Main street has been crowd cd all day. About Si0,0O0 changed hands on tho result of the jury's deliberations. J. B. F. Cavalier won S3,7O0 The verdict gives popular satisfaction The plaintiffs will move for new trial, but a the plaintiff. have only three or four important exceptions the llsrmes men are confident of a failure to set aside the verdict here or in the Supreme Court t-I San Francisco Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Administrators Notice.

In the Matter 0, the Esats of BENJAMIN ?, GRIFFIN,
 Deceased.
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Adminisira tTI Of ibe estate iO the cred ors Of and all persons having claims against said deoeased, Co exhibit the same with ihe necessary yVucher within ten mouths the first pub of this notice 10 the undersigned s her residence near the Of PheniI in MaTioOpA county. MARGARET A. GRIFFIN.
 AdniHisirsfrx. Phoenix Aprl 3, ls73 spl2inJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Administrators Notice.

IS THE PROBATE COURT. IN THE COUNTY or l NOHAyE. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. In the Matter of the Estate of SAMUEL TODD. Deed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adninsra tor of the above named estate to the creditors of Rnd all persons having claims against said deoeased exhibit ,h. with the nscessary vouchers within mouths from the publication of this notice to the undersigned at his once in the town Of Mineral Park.
 ALDER RANDALL. AdmiuistratOr. Mineral Park NOhave County, A. T., March e. 1873
 apJm1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Administrators SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
h the Matter of the Estate of JAMES CRAWFORD DEEsENoRE, Decd

Notice s hereby given that n pursuanes of order of the Probate Cou Of the County of Yavapa Ter;sry ArzUna made on the 2st day 1 Apri ls7J ike Admin. ,raior will n accordance ihereWt offer for sale pub. lis Auction, the following described property, t.wit The Tssessory right of said deceased the Of bis death tO the ranch kuVwl hs the Pinion. or Lery's Raneh containing l6O of land with the improve. ments. Said ranch is situated Lower Lynx Greek, about l2 miles east oIn Prescott County Of YaysIai Territory of Arizona.
 The Administrator will sell Ai public auction ai inc Court house .n Prescott Saturday May Jst le7J the pOssesory right of said deceased tO said ranch aud i'm prOvements al the time Of his death.
 JOHN MARS, Administrator. Prescott, May lst ls7J mA3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the undersg gned adminstrtoi of the estate Of William Richard deceased to the ered tors Of and all persons having claims against said de cesed tO exhibit the with the neoesaary vO,seers within ten months from the hrs publication o this notice io The undersigned. A his office al the of w. Richard A. Co. st Sanford iu the county Of Pima.
 A. F. KNOWLES, Administrator. Sanford, A T., April D. le73. InalssiI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-24
Administrators Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MoHAvE COUNTY. l in the Territory of Arizona
 In the Natter of the Estate of R. O. TODD, Deceased. Notice l. hereby given Co all persons having claims against he of R. C. Todd. deoeased present the sams to me al my ofhce al the of Mineral Park county of Aohavs TerrtOfy of Arizona with The sary vouche within ten mouths from the date hereof they will be forever barred.
 ALDER RANDALL, Adminisirnior. Mineral Park. April l9 1875. apl8
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13
Gtaat5= Mentgteiten.

5eunepin Gsunty.-2aut neue(fsmMb'
tract bes 5rn. County Mubiiors @&afer aablt
bas County 340,372 Mder 2anb, NIT lusi&lub
ber Guwn Soften. Die 0siammtwertbi&ab'
uns bisiss GountyIanbss bsrast, NIT Ginl&luB.
ber barauf iebenten Gsbauli9tsiten $2,7l4,-
2l1.
Gas wsrlonal=G iesnlbum it auf $1,S71.545
sei&ist. G'eiau.mt.S &abuns S {, 0S9, 1893 &C.
gen $9>Sl1,2SS I'M SABRE 1872.
Gtfammti@asuns bsr Sareu: $5ls,154 &C.
gen 1884,, 953 in, soriseuSabr.. Staats'5arsn
$45,448, bann 2 MiQs 69ultarsn $l9>179;
unt bic @psial-S @ultarsn bon $113,9S5.
gerwenbuns bes gelbes: County &susnue
$36,359, Gsural.S tabtfuabs $26,593, Snte.
re1sn Der 8rIdsnbunss $26,59z, @arbRra6eu-
fonss $40,458, Sntsrs7tn Der @u6erfaQbunbs
$16,623, Generalfonb ber Ofieite $1O,362,
bsrislbe Der @efieite $44,904; Gtuerbeparte-
msnt $22,452, Wadsrleituns $14,11S, @a0er-
uertfunt Sill, 226, Sewerase $40,373, Snts-
re0sn an Carbohydrates Slips, Seiten-
tpsss $1,59z, @aGtrwsrtbunbs $14,032.
Die 0eiammti&usuns bss Counts . Gisen-
tbuu,s 1T iuu,it $9,Os9, 79s, ,poopn Der 9s.ras
Don $6,649,322 auf bic @tast MinneapuIis
unb 2,44O,475 Dol. auf bic Somns auf ZEN,
2ante fallen.
ia tie Sarsn sabltMiaasasulis 1858, tas
2anb 65,460 Doh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

An fertigen &Ieitern tietet tetannt<
Ii1 tas ~ Statt unb 2anb renrr,u,irte 5aus
peinann unb &oie, eenannt @tar GIctbins
Sruie, nit ibrem 3weissei@aft an Der Sadion
Stra6s bic srSBte Musuatl. Son BEN srDBtsn
aleiberfabritsn tieiss 2antes, mie 81. @tabler
u. 60. unb 81. @tsintart u. g.. III Stem yurf
erbielt bas SauS cine beteutente GpmnaiiIcns>
lentung ben GbindiQa, gieber, Gaitor unb
@esbunbsfsl .usbersisbern, 9ieber, Seot6 nnb
GaiImir> Csens @uasn) @nsiscn ale Istsn
son Splen unb @efsn, trr ~iitrissn Iasfat<
tunsszWrtifeI gar ni9t sa.'scsenfcn. greils. ME
,Wranif" Ie tietirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Aus Rev uIm beri9tet bic ~yoi" ibsr
bic Grlsbisuns Der Giienbabn.G nti@abisunss-
frase, bab an, Surisea Dienfas bic GummiGare
gaien, @ybs unb s. gentau. baiIbR suiau-
,aentruteu unt bas gerbaltni6 Der gnti&abi.
suns fefsefsst wurbe, pie folst:
gepiQiet tuurbeu fir bic Cots, ilbli& pom
German yart PER @tid $500; fir bic, .petl
in ber Mitte tur&i&nitteu, iarter bel@aoisten,
uGrbli@ bonn German Yart $1,000; bel tueni-
get bei&abisten Cots Don $1,000. Der
S@absn an ben Sutlots purse ar iebsu. III
$4,000 tariff, ebeufu bod Fir isbsn Ider
2ansss BON 8ubers Garu, Biz an ben Ninns-
iota Glu6. Dn fdrt1en SntereRen ten in
tisier Nneelesenbett Inb bic 9erren Baaien
nit elmer mutbma6i@sn Gnti&abisuus i'm
@sfammtbstras BON $500, q. 8uber $3.50,
S@afsr $3.50 unb b%ausuaunn, nit tuel&em,
pte bsreits erpabnt, feline gereinisuns gu
@tante TAM.
Der game 8uienaufwanb, psl@er bur& bisie
Giitnbabnanselessnbeit bsr @tabt New l1lut e.
pa@f, belduft f& an@uti&abtsuns unb ~ionlissn
Nussaben, bic in Golse tasur entfantsn, auf
ettpa $500.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Gebruber s m n IS q rpcerY ,. unb
WrpSi1tpns<Stpre GIT Der 10. unit
Wetsr Strabe, III ct. yaul, empTeblt d&
burG ben bsfea Gurratb aaer rini@baren @r'
titsl, 9ausbalt>, mie GaneY>Grreeries, inlan'
sii@e unb impurtirte Gra&te II. {. ~. 8eion'
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