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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-11
Rir@li@f heatsAtitea
Snlaub.

&s bcibt, baB elm nsues fat6olii9ea
Sounal unter Dem Ranen , Metropolitan
IN Waibin9ton berausseseben weroen ioa.
Oasielbe ioa pom einen 0errn pon befann
tenn Talent unb 5dbisteiten reoisirt psrben.
Surh Gin Secret pom 8. Gou. 1875
nuroe bic amerifanii9e &eoemptoriiten:
Brouin; 9etbeilt Der Sis Der alien Yro.
ping bleibt Baltimore; gum Sise Der neueu
BrouinS wurbe ct. youis CT pdblt. Cur
neuen Brouin, seboren Die Sduier in oen
Staaten eouiiana, Wiiiiiippi, SainOis,
unb Wihouri.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02


TEE Bro BoNANzA.-Keene, the we'll
known San Francisco stock operator, de-
claras that the Big BONANZA is giving
out. He says that the mine has been
failing for some time past. and the
amount Of ore extracted in the last three
months has 30 impoverished the body on
the 1900 and 1550-foot levels that devel-
opmeDts must be made below, or the
stock will certainly depreciate in value.
The ore body narrows rapidly from the
1900 10 the so-called 1550-foot levels, but
which is really only forty feet below the
1500.foot level. The wines are sunk
from the 1550-foot level. both in the
Cou. Virginsa and California, don't
really warrant this estimate as the ore
body, after passing certain point below
the 155O-foot level, shows itself to be OF
inferior quality. This was especially H.
Illustrated in running cross cut from the
bottom of the winze In the California
mine. about 100 feet below the 1550-foot
level, where the body was found to be
about twenty-five feet in width OF low
grade ore. Another thing is this: in limo
OF operation the 1465 foot level. which
is Of the same depth as the 1G40foot
level of the California will be when
opened. there Is nothing. and In my
opinion. this is a. deep as they will find
pay ore in the California. 1t has been
APPARENT to every close observer Of the
manipulAtions OF this market, that Flood
has been persistent and steady seller
OF Con. Virginia and California. when
ever an opportunity was offered him
without breaking the market.
Dom Piatt, in some remarks on journ.
alism, very correctly says: 1.-THE day Of
the partisan press 10 past. The read
ing and advertising minds OF the country
are weary Of journalism that divides the
American people nearly in halves, and
pronounces the one.half made up OF fools
and knaves, and the other half Of wise,
virtuous citizens. People may vote
under such arrangement; for through
our caucus system the better class OF
citizens have little choice between the
two tickets presented at the polls. But
when IL comes to reading matter. and.
above all, to an advertising medium for
business men, we have quite another
Asld, and one in which an independ emit,
thoughtful treatment Of public affairs
alone wins"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

OF laes there has bssn . rapid increase
b The lnAux Of water q the @. and G.
shait nov sinking q Virginia city.
TIE snow ct the highest point on the
ooed bstwesn Carson and Lake Tahoe il
ofty-Avs test In depth.
ytem our exchanges W Aad that the
~ was celebrated BY the /. o. o. F. In
~ parts u The State with much snthu-
Gssn.
A. pssssat forty trains pass over the
vi1Sinia I'D Tsuskss Railroad daily. In
oehest lins ths numbse viii b. increased
- my tsains pee Day. A. soon - The
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

which the two bars OF bnllion dissp-
peared SO mysteriously a short time ago.
and he was also on the box one night.
about three years ego. when the mailbag
containing q considerable amount OF
money was lost out OF the front boot OF
the stage. It il strongly suspected that
be knows more than be has ever told
about both of those occurrences.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

Says the Sacramento Bee OF Thurs.
day: 1t is generally understood about
town that the widow Hsrrigan, living
near the County Hospital, discovered
pot Of gold, the other day, in an old shed
which she had torn down in order to
build new out house."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
NOTICE.

~ ~ R5oouE DAILY RKconD will hereafter be
IN " ~ nuooap PuBImuno CoMpAur, all
- ~ egmpahS Iniy. No one u authorised
= oonunct de&ts FOR this Company unless By
- Vrlt1ea ocdee II \. 9. CnowLKY.
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Iipchs. Dsosobef 3lth. 1876.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

HOTELS L RESTAURANTS.
SAN FRANCISCO
RESTAURANT
II a x ID r. z.
MEADOW VALLEY STREET. al
Opposite Dexter Stable. wv
Gibfrisd 4 nrisachsr. Preprietsrs.
Fresh Oysters in every style.
Open day and night for the accommodation OF
he public. n22-o
SAN JOSE
.HoTEI,|
MAIN STREET,
PIOCIIE NEVADA.
UyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING -
| LEASED this popular House. ~
has had the same thoroughly rem kZAs1b
ovated and repaired. Tho
ROOMS ARE LARGE
AND WELL VENTILATED: THE
TABLE
Will be supplied with the best the market
Affords. and no pains spared to make guests
comfortable and at home.
THI BATTLE
Will be supplied with hot and cold water.
Charges reasonable.
share Of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
A. d. MILLER, Prop'r.
July 18th, 1875. jyll-h
NEW YORK BAKERY
|@RESTAURANT60
LAoouR STREET, p1ocHE.
JOHN CHAPPI, ----- Proprietor.
DATRoNs WILL FIND EVERYTHING THAT
| Is to be found in Phoebe Markets.
you Can ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU CALL FoH
Board by the Day. Week or Month,
ON Reasonable Tsrms.
IDRIvATE ROOMS ELEGANTLY AND NEW.
i IL furnished for Dinners. Ball Supper and
Wedding Parties.
- Meals at All Hours. -
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT for the accommo
dalton Of the Public. mr10n
MEADOW VALLEY
RESTAURANT.
| (roasEaIr THE IArAYErrE)
MRS. W. G. GLISSAN,
| PRoPRIET1Ess.
BOARD $40. 90 PER MONTH.
vT,HIs RESTAURANT HAS LATELY -
been htted up In the best style.
The table will be supplied with the va
best that can be found in the market. ->eA--
No pains will DO spared to accommodate
guests.
A share Of public patronage solicited.
l mr21-n
WlBDERHOLD 4 GOODMAN
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
IN KS, PENS,
PERIODICALS AND
/ NEWSPAPERS
OF ALL KINDS
Imported and Domestic
CIGARS,
| ToBAccoS,
PIPES, CUTLERY, ETC.
AGENTS FOR
Phoebe Daily Record,
land ALL CALIFORNIA AND NEvAD.
"A Dailies deli> cred oy Carrier to any par
MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE MEAD
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

The carpet bassss Anss has stepped
down and ont Of The 0ovsrnship Of Mis-
eissippl and returned home to Massachu.
eetts.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

The 6Aa Franclseo Alta 10 diseusted
With politics, and taken 10 writing treat
Jsss On ordinances and very ordinary
they are.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

sosvPou 0sAuOo ~ susb uiustict, OUT poOpio
take great interest In the large enterprise
just being started by Major Henry.
We learn from the White Pine News
Of the 29th ult., after being laid up for
months, on account Of not being able 10
haul rock during the winter months, the
EberhaSdt 4 Aurora Company's mill will
commence crushing ore on Monday next.
There 10 not lsss than 1000 tons OF ore
on the mill dump at the present time; all
the mill teams are busily engaged In
hauling ore from the mine, and no doubt
10 entertained but the mill will be kept
constantly running for the next six
months at least. The starting up Of
this mill and mine will give employ ment
10 at least one hundred men that have
been idle for the past three or four
months.
The danger threatening Palisades for
the last few days 10 now past and no
moro fears are entertained by the resi-
dents Of having their homes washed
away. On tho 9th the water in the
river commenced to recede, and during
the day it continued to fall. The rail.
road and county bridges were both saved,
owing to the great efforts made by the
citizens for their preservation. About
200 yards Of track on the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad was washed away and
. temporary road has been built around
the break to allow the trains to keep
running.
The Eureka Sentinel OF the 2sth says.
We learn from . gentleman who has re-
Gently arrived from Austin that Eugene
Barnett. for several years employed BY
Clugats 4 Co. % stage driver on the
Austin and Battle Mountain road, has
recently disappeared from that section
under the most discrsditable circum-
stances. He Vas driving the stage from
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

The President 10 reported to BE- very
ask and under tho care Of physicians.
Thsrs 10 little doubt but that the events
aad developments Of the last few months
Asvs sssn the sosrcs Of great anxiety to
Ne Chief Excessive Onicer Of the
Nation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

There iAr lady in town who claims
nat she can make the hais grow on
bsld hsads,by The sss Of certain kind
- plastsr.-( winnsrhucoa Register.
1T lady we're 70 visit Phoebe. abe
% doubt would b entrusted With the
eask Of causing The disappearance ps .
ssnbsr Of ambulatory skatins Kinks and
Abaormally high forshsads.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02

And still the current runs toward and
Tor Conkling. It d becoming evident to
NE party wire pullers OF all classes, that
Ne fate Of the Presidential campaign
vill b decided BY New York. As the
1npiss State. 20 viii majority Of the
electoral college cast its vote. This con.
ddsrstion leads inevitably to the nomi.
nation Of Oonkline, II New York 10 to
- vrsstsd from the Democracy he alone
q the Republican candidates can do il.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
ca tnpefdnbt.)
MnS @afertptu1t.
2ieter @ aneerer!

9iettr @aneerer!
Go tpirb manGen Detner Qeier intereiIren sn
Sernebmen, ba6 Der gau unierer ntnen ait&e
tpader puransebt. Die @&reinerarbeit 10 an
Der Gnbenistte tereits fertis unb bic @nfrtiGer
lnb in pcQer EbGttsteit. @Qes wetteffert, UNI
quite @rbett su ltefern. Die 3irGe wirb cine
I3ierbe Der bieFsen @esenb iein, has anertennen
niGt aQetn Ratbcliten, fOnbern aud NnbersslGu-
bise. Gs III baScrt bic &ebe, cine neue @IcGs
an3nf9afsn u. I. b.
Die Grauen unb NdbGen Der Gemeinbe
iparert feline Nibe INN it5ne unb pertbSOIle
Sa&el au3uferttsen unb berett ~ baIten fir
nniere Gair, tuel&e am H., l3. anb IA. NDp.
bier fattTnbsn tpirb. GbenfO tbun bic psriu-
men, reI&e &eS. DiefeIsr gum 8au-G COMMITTEE
eraannte, ibr MEslt&es, nm bic @a&e 40 fSr-
bern. GO III su bUfen, ba6 init ssretntsa
Rrdfteu bas i&pterise Bsrf au etueut sIad.
lt@sn 3iele gefibrt weree.
Dein Sreunb @. R.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

fdlle iIno Elm unltebfames So
pttsl, nnc bod lissen atermals 8eri9te bier
uber Dor. 2esien Samfas abenS, oils 5err
@Gubwaarenfabrifaut GrDbIiG fG mad Saule
besab, puree er tn Ger MGbe feiner SESpbnune
bon sDst StrOIGen ansesriTsn unb 3u 8cbsn
gel4Iasen. Gr parf tetn GsIbtGi@Gen BON
f6, pbne bag es bic 8duber bemerfteu, unb
fanb cosfeIbe aud fpdter ipieber, natbem er
f@ Der StrolGe e~ntleSist BATE. QxSabrItG III
es b~rinsenr, Da6 tte grIiset benz ~unfaubersu
GfTnpsL pslIes f@ IN Der 9tabt bsrumiretbt,
aufpa6t.
Gs fsbIt ni4t IN etrolGsn, bic In grivat,
bGuler fGIeiGen, UNI inter Der Mngabe, a!s
traren le 6eueraufiebes, bic GGumlt6Eeilen au
beil9tiBsn unb 9elesentltG ein3abreGsn. 0eu.
ertnfpectOr 1T nur eer Gbef ess 5euer.D eparts-
meals 81. &. 8. StrCng.
Sn Der Gesenb Scn GYota pusoe Elm iuneer
Wann bon StrOIGsn aaseeriTen, niebsrss.
tDcrftn unD istner 8aari9aft beraubt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

@frsanbte Der &Guber bnben Gt,
pte 3ettuusen rteleeu, in Garibault sing fun.
ben, nm ben eefauseuen StrauGrtttern 8e1uGs
80 maGen. 60 nennt man ;tpei GrGuletu
gounstr uno einea ffarfsn Burden, Der etnem
3ptltnssbruber bon Cole gpunssr GbnIiG
feben tTnnte. Wie erbGrmliG ninmt GG biels
5Ofbalterei Der sefangeneu StrclGe aus eeaen.
ibsr Der mannltGen GntlGIp6tnteit bss
9berifS 6lispin unb Ietner tpaderen 0efGbr-
ten, aIs fe bic 8anbttsn nit @efabr ibres etas.
nsn 9ebens ~iiterpGItisian.
1DbtgefG often. Oils bort Iesten Dten>
flag frib mad eretibr BET fiirsItt anesaeusspc-
Ii3it s. &afsrnid iiG benz G,efdnsui6 ndtertr,
rtef 8. GIaster son Tunbas, psItrr Saror
Wa@e ftanb. bemielbea 5aIt au; 9tafsrnid
srtT in bic 9eitentalde, pCrauf @lasifr 1eineu
&eUolrer sce unb bcnielben ourt einen tDSt-
li5en S6u6 nieoerfredte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

CINE Carpet MuSfeI lunG pie
man fs Ionit nur an ben SauptbanbeIspI6ssn
gu iebsn Gelsssnbeit.fubet, uiro IN ben uGG-
fen Saeen bic gewuaeernus NQer feTtIn, De!-
DE Zen GsiGdfts. tore SO. II an Der Dritten
9tra6e, Sf.Seite, in MueenlGein nebraen.
l1eber cine McGe nabm 60 ben Gtsentbfner
Srn. s Dbn @atbsts, !3sit, UNI ale bic
briIanlen 6abrtta he tn letn neueS 2ccaI Az per.
leeeu, trslGe er BET fsiuer iinsnen &stle mad
Dem Often in pen erlsn 6abrtten bss 9aneea
einsefauft bat. Eeppite fir ale NnlpriGe,
Eapeten aQer GOrten unb yreile, Jen1srpur.
bdnse bis our fstnfsn unb f5lliGFsn AuaIitdt
IusfattunDs 'artttel fir @obnunssn u. {. To-
@ass 1T Da DOrrdtbis. Gin Spastereaug burd
bic tmpoianten &dumlt9fsiten pirb fpdter Yin.
LAP bieten, Nusfibrlt&eres mitsutbstlen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Ille, wel&e GtntGufe in Dry
@Ocbs su MAIDEN BADEN, pereen eS BON erc-
Gem 4crtbetl fir f& fnbsr, III benz @elGGfi
BON 3; s. CABIN. uno Co., Z GUrnsrs iiG UNI
suieben.
Sat In alien @aarru bislen CABIN unb 60.
fpe3iele, Gu6erf btaise Yreile. DteB If beiuu.
bers bet folGen 1Saaren Der San, pelGe fiji,
ben 5ausbtbarf unb fit pas taIte 0Isetter nj.
tbts irb. Da bisfs GSaaren fUrtpdbrsab In
Wreiie fetsen, 70 satben mir hrfneenb, bic &c.
lesenBett nttt su SermiTsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
Sic @tnatS=Eair,

tre bier Su 2anbe bic ibltGe aIsemsine Nus
teAang Der yrcogftt Der 9nbuarte, Runli- uni
NanertrttiGaft ssnanut ptrb, tegann auG II
Dteissa Sabre, pie tbli&, NIT faItern unb rau.
benz 8'ettsr. Die s~nprbnuneen pnrben 70 In
altr StiIe setrofen, unD BON G6entltHen I'm.
tInbtgHneen srar 70 reuis BE Msbe, ba6 man.
DIE 2eier BON Der GrSfnuns bieier Iusfe0nne
fat iiterrai9t iein rnEssn.
Gem Vernebnien na@ fsblt es inbe6 ntHt
an interenenten G&aufslunssn, unb ptrb
gang Defenders berscrssboben, baB @tebsaGter
unb Garmer Go fu& eieiss Satr unsewT1nIf&
BADEN auseIesen fein lafsn, NIT ibren prpbnFtfn
bel Der Iusieaang Su trl&einen anD benz ge.
iuGer 81 3etsen. mas tn MtnnsfOta in sieler
5tniiGt esleifst ipereen fam. Daeesen ,ptro
unanssnebm bemerft, bab bic trnansebenben
S~anbesleute unb Gabrifantsn Der GsGste ct.
gaut unb minneapolis burGnus ni9t basieuiss
Sntersie ssiseu, reI&es cine 3ufammenfsuuns
Ger 9eifruSen auf alien 3pefssn tnbufrteasr
nnb baureIsudantiGer Sbdtt9tett eisentltG
beanipru&sa tSnnte. Dabet To ni9t au Der.
seien, bas bte Gentenntal- Nus1eInns @an-
dem In bic A.uere fonimen mpGie.
Mlerbtnss lGBt aud bic duBsre gncrbnung
fir bic @nipsiiGe nub Bequemlt&tstt bss pub
Ifunas ssp6buli@ bet terartisen Gairs gar
ManGsrlst 81 pi!ni&en iiOris. unb ,ptrs Go
taam peientli& better, 70 LANCE bic 9enser rteif
nur eiaiettis bic getdrfniT: Sur3asli9 zines,
tcsnn aud bes i~serptesenSen Sbstlss hes pub.
Iifams i'm Guse bebalten. Der 1mRanb,
ba6 !. .. bieies Sabr bas gaQ -EOurnier nit
81 ben 8efanbtbetlen Der Gair aufgefibrt rtrb,
geniist benz peutiGen 8eiu&er ebeniOpenis,
rie bas vfrrbereunen Ober BITE SGaufeaune
elmer sepihen 1beefpeeulatisn.
Da unfer 8Iatt sur yftfe esbt pdbrenb bic
Gair ibren gsrInuf ntmmt, 70 fcIst ein entiDre-
Genbsr gert9t TT ndGier Summer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

5oGsettsfeter in Hep uIm,
Wte Der Sefsr GUS ne5enfsbsnter Nnasise ent.
nsbnaen fam, fanb am %. p. NRts. tn Msplln
etae rsGt semiitbIi&e 9r&seiisfsier 1att. Ser,
SObann snutsrba& f&lOb NIT SrduIein Marta
9enle unb 5err WiGael Sinemann nit GrGu.
lsin Marta 2auterba@ ben feierli&en Bunb fl,
bas sanSe 2eben unb tpurbsn beise Daare Dor
bodbw. P. @ntbc Snepper, o. S F. In bOrttae,
STRIDE setraut. Dag gtrpanbte unit Srsune,
ft4 BET nes fGDaen Geier sablreiG uub ber,Iid
bsttetltsten, beri4tet Sreunb W u . BEN
Wanbsrer islbft tn freueiser @timmuns uni
bisler iG!te6t fetue,i:ttS NIT benz 9erssusuun
f&e fir bic NeuDerm6blten
Maneelt slidli& 9anb in 9anb
An Der 0iebe treuen 8anb!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Die republtcanffGe County.
Contention feate fir tas Amt zines Mu.
ntcipaI. &iGters tetnen 0eeeu.@ aneibateu auf
70 baB 5err Stint unbsfirttten aIs alesmeine'
@anSibet bafebt.
Sir County. MubitOr purbe 81. 8. M
@mitb nominirt, fir Susse Of grpbais 2s,
., Grrnti9.
SIR bic 2estslatur pcrtiren bic &epublitane
~foIsenbe Ganbibaten. Nls GenatOr Or. s. 8
Nnrpty, ale Experimentation 1. nnb Q
Warb-Gapt. 8uTtI gIatsIey. 8. gSarS-
Deter gerfsy. "a. Warb-5. 5. SapIpr. s
0SMb-6enry ". GalIe. 2anbbe3trt- Us
9. Quinn.
Gon ben gsiGIlRen, pel6e biele GOnsentirl
fa6te, tf 40 Bemsrten, baB fe bei6IoB Ell
9aIair BON $4,000 iei eeniieeub fir bic Memte
zines Glert Of Gourt, &eetfer IF Eeebs uni
County MutEtor, pObl Serianten-bic GGut
berfaIatre lnb bsfonesrs o%OrbsbaItsn.
Gin fernerer gelGIuB sebt babin baB BIZ
rspublitanii9ea Ganbisaten fir bic 9esisIatus
l@ SerpFtGten babin 30 ptrfen, bab mtttel
Gsissbeftmmunsen bic Gebalte Der senannte,
8eamten entpster turG fele @aIaire ODE
bur6 &ebucticn Der @ebibren. tpie aneeeeter
fefssffeat nnb bic S&srifssebibren iU,psit fsr
usr ermdBist perben, als 60 nit pirtiamen
gOa5us Der GunttiCntn bss Amts pertraslic
1 az
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

fslbe Resel spte BET Der prGfbeMtenpntL ben
BITE Grfabraas Iebrt ia beutIt& 9eaag: b
GcnersB iett bitter rem grdfbsnten; babe
TN GUngreGe pclttilGe Drabtyster unb Gpscu
1anten bic GRabrbett, bann III bos Got Renfl
etn9s aneei&mtert. gllc rt&t 2eute geu1bl
son henen, luian bonn NDIte au bepeikn faGl
fbaB Ge ,eirpaS sraGen EUnuen", fOnbern Dqdn
trsr. bersr @abSipru& 10 u: Sort NIT be
btsberisen Corruption =
DaB @CuntY-Sadet wtrb BEN @ireern tpenig
S%Gtptertetetten Sarbteten, ba b~telelben itr
gaHetbaten aus uGHaer Ndbe tenreu unb ibs,
beren Gtseni&aften unb Gbaratter fGam tu
3reHel fein tSnnen.
8oa befonDerer 8eeeutuns inb bic Ganbioa-
tnren fas bic bepCrlebenre Geeislatur. DEM
rras tn hen mentgen gBoGen mad ben, Neu.
fabr i'm Capitol seiponnen wtrb, bat ii& itOu
70 oft ats Elm unlteblames Nes beyauseefeat.
reldes bic Sretbett Der 9Greer 3u umsarnru
beitnmt III. I'm nun berarttee NeBe, peIGs
BON friteren 2ssislatursn anssebGteit purben,
ariinbItG 1u serrei6en uno bas Strtfen neuer
unmTslid 30 MAIDEN, III 60 Dor Maem lebr
piGtis, ba6 MGaner In bic 2estsIatur setpablt
perben, beren Nameu iiber ibren Gbarafter unb
tbre GeTnnuns fetuerlet !3weifel auffommen
liBt. llnb iclGe @GRner ifeQt bas bempfra-
tiiGe &eform.5idet ben 8irssrn our WabI
Dor.
! Sir ben Genat mirh Or. Colonel q. Mprtcn
%Scrsei&lasen, Elm Mann, tefen tlnabbdneis-
tett ntGt angefcGten perbeu BART Elm Maun
Der. pbl&on seburener Entertainer, ais Mit.
slteo Der Geitbsebuns niemaIs bic 6aub ba3u
tteten pirbe, bur& NusuabmeseIese bic @nse.
bDrieen trseno etner auberen NationaIitdt 80
bebriiden. Colder MGnner bebarf bas 0OIt
i'm cberfen Hatbe bes Staatss s~seenpGrtis
b~rinsenper benn je.
glu& fir Ole Stenfn Der @sprG1entanten
wsrben @anbtraten SorsefGIasen, bic ais Ser.
treter ees gOltss TIRE Sb~Iiesenbetten setreu
unS eeri6snbaft gu erfaaen riTen. Mn Der
gptse fsbt Sr. Colonel 81. GrOufs, 1etnen
Mitbarsern ais paderer yatriOt fopObl CUR
!3ett bts 8tieses pie bes Grtebsns befsns in
Nnpenfeu, Elm @olfsmann pom befen &afs.
Gerrsr 81. S. 2unfenbetmer, psl6sr feline @ie-
Denomination als 3eusniB bafir annebmen
fam, bab CT in b~ericlbsn Stelluna bic Snter-
e1en ieiner Mitbireer trei1td eewnbrt. Sra
bic 5srren s. M. @ilman, Gbpa,b Gice uuo
9. Nasoffn bftrtft, 70 babsn ibre Nanen
beim gOIt etenfaas etnen guten Slang. gGie
cbeu bsrerft, bdnet BON benz @erbalten bsr &C.
fessebuue fir aas gOlt isbr Yiel ab. uub 1T
benr aud bitten Wablsn ein iebr gro
ess 0epiGt ~bei3ulseen.
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Sie Oair Der Demtfcben Sc
arein0s.

Wie tereits In einer fraberfn Mnms
n'er a~naefanoiat mcrreu. fnnet aeser
Gnee oielse WOna's cine Tair e,
reu!iGen fatboIiiden 0sn,einee fat
oeren Grtraa sum 8ffsn Ger neuer
Stride rertpenrst ws,osn lpu. Sci
Wc6en iinO Urausn unp 9unafraueu
bamit ts|Gdftigt, miseer cine rebt la5n|
Iusratl EertbuUutr N~e0snnduos fl,
Die }oir ~ IammeIu uro rteleIbs aud
nit aueM m09libsa Gen fort auslu:
fatten. -
Spais1 ausfabrlihncS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

9err 0eter QpsfteL Bo.maut Der
Orudsrst Der btsissn 9taatsseitunq, fsierts
lestsn Dienfas in Der Mayia SimmelfabrttirGs
feline gsrmdbIuns nit GrGuIein GarrIina
Nunn, in Gesenwart sablretdsr Greuube. Die
NeuDsrmab!ten tEatea urG am ndmIigen Sag
cine Stetie mad Sbtp an, robin fe bic bersIiG-
fsn Gludplal9e alsr, bic le fennen, beeIeiten.
NOse ibneu eth uuerlGDpFiGsr 8reubenteGe.
bas geben SeriuBsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Der 9tabtratb bel9lcB tn leiner
isn9ien gigune, nit Der @Irbe Case cmpae-
nte Seslubsteile auf Elm 5abr sinen @srtras
ab3ufGlis6er, bamit oteielbe bic hisbertgen
Ssaanpsn NIT gas bslsubte gum Vrets DON
$50 per @tId.
Ser 6tnan3beridt BIS 9ru. SGaBmeifers
Een3 ersiebt fir ben 3eitraum bonn 1. Sauuar
bis 1. October fclsenbe 6tnanSibtrlt9t:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Die NIT Der rarben Sabresseit bdufg auf-
treienben Sals- unp grufleicen tperben turt
bas alte beuil&e Seil. WitteL Or. @ugua SIS.
nis's Samburser 8ruitbfe, fGnsl unb fiber
sebOben. Ssrr Gbas. GDrenfsls, @mitb,s
Gambling, Glsrmont @py Sbtc, ettt nrS fir
Obtse Sebanptuns fOIsenbe geIese SD fnbe
rnt@ Ysranlabt gle rt6sn sa Ialen, bab i'd Or.
Musuf aSnis's 9amburser gruftpee nit spn.
Rdnciser 3ufrieDfateit sesen 5eiiertsit uni
| 8rulIeieen gsbrauGt babe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Die @aIODnbaIter in GbaSta
bieIten puriesn Nontas S%sratbune, nm int
fiber GGrttte Su DereiniSsn, relGe Ger pom
oOritesn Gsmsinbsratbe fsFSeissteu 2isers
BON $500 eeseuiiber setbaa perpen folsn.
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Oas California 2Sein : Geppt,

<0SSC S0A1V&AAAA ~&@Bk1 %$WD1e
10l Mabafba ctr. sesenitsr benz Rarfttaus
bon eru. GeCrs Geti& bdlt In fetnem rei&ea
2ager bic e&tefen GaIiforni1Gen Betne.
Serr 5sti& bestebt feline Meine btrett BON Cali
foruia aus erfer Sans, iOtpie aus &einbsrsen
In .rslGen CT ieIbf trei Sabre searbettst bat
Que Wetae tusrben earnntirt. Da or fotten
brsi Garlcabs Mein BON bort te3osen bat, 70 III
sr in ben 9tanb seest aas aunben rad
WuniG su befrieDfgsn.
yripatfamilien wercen bic @sine frei iu's
5auS %eeliefsrt.
SD babe uteine @etnc isBt mn finf,ia Dry
gent beratseisst psIGes biGissr 10, ais &c fe
im California MeinSspOt go. tO4 Mabalba
Gtra6e Y~ertauft rurben.
Sn 8srbtabuns nit mfinem @cinaelhGfi.
balte it aud BITE befleE Rentudp 8pur<
BON Wbtsftes brett BON 2Ouispiae. IN.
fcpte irnpcrtirte 8ranbteS BON Gurppa AZ
ben biaisfen prriisn.
Reprnp Er+Tfh
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

Der GafabefanD BON $94, 205.6l III BET pfr-
f9iebenen 8arfsn bepDnirt.
Der Warftmeiler bert&tet fir cen MOnot
September cine Ginnabme BON $380.40.
Die Gslnfrafen bet ben GeriGtsn betrassn
$69O.55.
Der Wolisei.Gbsf tertdtet no TIM 5ePtem.
Der YOrssncmmene gerbaftuneen unb $606.75
an erltetirten 9trafen unb Soften. !3abl Der
RCaeGnaer 80.
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@e0en Grfdltunacn

etstt 60 yDbl faum etn bsFereS SGugmiittl.
ais tpenn man fG reGt3sitig nit euten 9erbf-
unb SxS tnterfleibern perisbt. I'm 5iefsn 3Dsd
in isber Sint@t 80 erreiben, made man
NDfe's RIetD er.9tpre
go. 80 Sadlca Straee, neben Ner9ants So
tel, seseniiber BEN NStIeen SGser, einsn Be-
iuG. 5erttse 9erren- unb 8nabenfIetDer, Gar
berube.N rtifeI aler Sprten, allies elegant
lpIib INV fp ottbtlItg!