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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

THIs is the situation at Columbus in 8 nutshell: l. Lieutenant Governor Ken nedy, the presiding officer of the Senate, has decIded that the four Democrats from Hamilton County whose seats are in contest, cannot vote on questions re- latiug to the contest. The Democrats, to prevent an investigation in open Sen ate, put forward the absurd claim that Hamilton County members may sit m judgment on their own eases. 7. The Republicans are making fight for the of the Hamilton County frauds in open Senate, where advantage can be taken of no one, and where the truth must come out. The Democrats are fighting to prevent this, not to save the Hamilton County Senators, but Co save their party from exposure.
 3. The proceedings on Monday were dlsorderly because the Democrats de clined to recognize the authority of the presiding officer and attempted to bull doze him. Gen. Kennedy, having ruled correctly that the four Hamilton county members could not vote on a question of contest relating to their own title, there were seventeen Republicans voting to sixteen Democrats, and no one doubted that under the ruling (the cor rectness of which has not been seriously questioned) the order for investigation before the senate would be adopted. The Democrats simply failed in their at- tempt to Intimidate the presiding officer of the senate.-Inter-U Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

HE scout policy of General Crook seems to have been a series of blunders v!thout s single redeeming feature throughout his niEe months campaign against ten hostile Indians. It is a well established fact that the scouts have often, and iu fact always, mlsled the troops and protected their kinsmen on the warpath. It has also been shown beyond any reasonable doubt that the scouts have been equally guilty with the b7stiles III theIr wsnton destruction of lie and property in Sonora, and it is u1re than probable that large share of t. atrocities committed in Arizona and New Mexlco upon the settlers by hos tl5 Indians was the work of the scouts ID the employ of the government. It is Biso fact that greater portion of the bloody episodes following the Geronimo
 oatbresk were made possible by the
 inability of the people to distinguish
 b5tEsa the hostlles and the scouts, and
 tLe former often approached closely,
 under cover of theIr professions of triend.inezs and being scouts, and then they embraced the first favorable op- prtuBity to scatter death and destrac- ton about them. They have always shown elements of insubordinstion and lusoleuce, aud treschery is naturally to be expected in such savage tribes who know no other law than force. In the whole campaign there can be shown not one single instance of their sincere de- T9ton 10 the cause Of the whites, whom they despise with a hatred that IS born il their blood aud bred ID their brawn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06
County Court.

FRIDAY J an. Zo. l., Zeckendorf X Go. Ys. LaLsrd, el al- In this case judgment by default was set aside by consent and defendant al- lowed 10 days to answer.
 Smith vs. RObinson-set for trial Feb ruary 15, 1886.
 Fletcher vs Schultz-set for. trial Feb rusry II. 1886
 T. l.. Stiles vs Hughes, Treasurer This case was partially presented and IS to be submitted on briefs next Monday.
 Leon vs. Leon. This case was submit ted to the Court upon the report of tes- timOny herein by the Court Commis- siOuer
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

HHES the Indian curse is forever r 'ne growth of Arizona will be 1''eious. Its great natural resources enough to attract the attention of ,,s ''oFs from all parts of the country, co.., snen 1t IS once known that full and
 an @ f'e'e safety exists for every one in Bn, ',,'ions ?, of our Territory, a large in- In. VI immigrants may be looked for. ,eroa.D; C'ecaon of the hostile Indians; the ina0 -o'Ai Of the restless ones and disarm. ns,t , remainder, are events that will .o, .ne beginning of a great future p,;..a A'i1ons' and it will not be sur ssE;+ II It IS found four years hence, states. 'O 'he sisterhood Of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

As a matter of accommodations to some subscribers who may not have the means at hand to pay for their paper, the CITIZEN will accept wood at it's cur rent price in lieu of cash, to "a limited amount.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

On the 23d of this month the Tucson CITIZEN entered its 18th volume. The CITIZEN is beyond question the leading daily paper in Arizona. and Tn addition it is one of the best printed, most aoiy edited papers in the territory. u oS- serves the united support of the repuo- Iicans of fArizona.-Albuquerque Jour nal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

 B. II. HEREFORD.


 Dist. Atty, Pima O., 4. T. A proposition to collect the Go lic- ense taxes by Sheriff R. H. Paul was read and ordered spread on the min utes as follows.
 To the Honorable Board of Super visOrs of the County of Pima, Territory of Arizona.
 Gentlemen Tn regard to the collect ion of License taxes I have this to say. A great many persons both Tn and out of the CIty of Tucson have failed to pay their quarterly license. The laws makes me the Collector, but gives me no fee. It IS expensive to collect said license, for in great majority of casas 1 will have to call on them from two, to a half dozen times. If the Board will allow me a reasonable compensation, say O4-, dollar and fifteen hundreths on General Fund, for so doIng, will make 1t my duty to try to collect all licenses. and wherever fail l will enter complaint against such delinquents, and obtain the best possible evidence of such de- hnquency. R. II. PAUL.
 Sheriff of Pima County. TUCsOS, Jan. 29th. 1886.
 Whereas, the collection of license tax es devolved on DO one owing to the im- perfection of law on the subject, and whereas the county IS losing money by non collection of said taxes. On motion 1t Is ordered that the Sheriff and license tax collector be paid one dollar and fif- teen cents for each tax collected. On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 10 8. m. Feb. 24 1886. Attest:
 J. 5. MANSFIELD, Chairman. ATTEST:
 w. B. HORTON, Ex-Officlo Clerk. Per CHAs. k. DRAKE, Dept. Ex-Officio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

A RECENT Washington telegram states that the Senate Committee of public lands, which has been giving a great deal ot study to the present condition o' the land laws and the manner in which they are being enforced, some days ago appointed a subcommittee to draw up simple measure that would remsdy all the faults in existing legisla- Aon as soon as possible. The commit Tee has prepared bill which will be T. ord fayorably to the Senate. It repeats all the laws providing for the pre-emp'Ion of public lands, the laws sl- lowing entries for timber culture and o'her purposes. However, this repeal VIII not affect any valid rights hereto lore accrued under sad laws, but all oons tde claims lawfully initiated be- lore July l, lS>G, may be preferred upon tue compliance with the law, in the same manner and upon the same terms fAiA EAb.DIH tb NlO EnA1N mutations, forfeitures and contests, as N tlls act had not been passed. One seeNon oi the proposed bill amends the Se' TOT the sale of desert lands, and re- s1'feS that persons filing on desert land snali reside thereon for five years, and uuiihG that peuod cultivate said tract, and that he or she must be citizen of 'le United States. It also provides mat a party fling upon lands under ms section shall make his residence upon the same within twelve months
 ,,e' niins, aud that residence there a''0f snail be continuous. Any failure U reside upon lands for more than ''A months shall work a forfeiture. No person Is allowed to enter more than ~ aeFes' and that is 60 be ID a com- I1C' 'oFm. This act IS made appliable s--; to California, Oregon, Colorado rlI Nevada, and the Territories of ", ,A'A'ngton' Idaho, Montana, Utah, n, 01ils' Arizona, New Mexico and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06
CiiF Ennnc1s-

The following report of City Treasur- CT, W. E. Stevens, for the year 1885, shows tho financial condition of the city at the commencement of the present year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06
Board of Supervisors.
IOFFICIAb.I

 TUCsoS, A. T., Jan. 29, 1886.
 The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at 2 p. m., this day. J. 0. Handy, member; Geo. W. Heitsworth, Member, Chss. R. Drake Dept. Ex Officio Clerk.
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 The opinion of the District Attorney B. H. Hereford in regard to the colIec- tIOn of county license taxes, was read and ordered spread on the minutes as follows:
 To the Honorable Board of Supervis- ors of the County Jf Pima, Territory of Arizona:
 GENTLEMES:-Re Referring to Mr. Pauls offer and sugRestlO ns i'll regard to the collection of licenses, think it is the best thing for the County to do under the circumstances.
 Until the passage Of the Act of 1885, there was provision for fes to the sheriff for the collection of all licenses. That Act takes 1t away. Under the Act m the Compiled Laws. Chapter 49, in re- gs-d to the collection of licenses, 1t IS made the duty of all persons carrying on certain classes of business, tO make application for license, but does not make it the sher1ff's duty to hunt them up.
 Under all the circumstances, I think il comes within your cretionsry pow CTS 10 pay the sheriff a .easorsble fee for performing duty which he is not compelled to do, and the County would derive a large revenue therefrom.
 therefore advise so doing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

IN our recent telegrsms the New York
 Mail and Express is made to say, after
 depictlng the difficulties experienced by
 the troops ID pursuit of the hostile
 Apaches in Arizona and Mexico, that
 'the people of Arizona continually cast
 slurs upon the troops for not extermi-
 hating the Indians, and their heroic
 efforts are not appreciated" The Mail
 and Express has been misluformed. The
 people of Arizona possess a high regard
 for the troops and the many brave and
 gallant officers who have cheerfulIy en-
 dured hardships and privations to a de-
 gree almost beyond belief, in the per
 tormance of their duty. They have re.
 ceived only words of praise and com
 mendation. The people have, however.
 very severely censured the mistaken
 policy of General Crook iu his employ
 ment of Apache scouts that have purpose
 ly rendered futile the Jest efforts of the
 subordinate officers to achieve success.
 The blame or the people has been en-
 tlrely directed upon the one responsible for these blunders, and when they have
 denounced the military" they meant
 the purposeless pursuits Of the troops
 made by order of the commanding general. To impute contempt for ibe soldiers and officers, who simply obey the commands of their commander theirs but to do and die'-is absurd. As well blame the steam engiae for not moving the ponderous machinery of the mill wLen the engineer has neglected to supply 1t with water or with fire, or to blame the stupid seed from sproutirg in the ground when the husbandmRn has failed to SOW 1t. The troops are Is- garded as the machinery Of war and thelr commanding general Is the enei- l neer directing its movements, Our es- teemed metropolitan eOntemp will | therefore see the injustice of its re- marks, and, ii 1t. desires them, We can l give it ample reasons why the harsh | criticisms of General Crook have been l made, and it will acknowledge the exact | justice that the people of Arizona &C., corded him, even when they were smart | ing under the woes of the scRlping | knife and scourged with lash of ilams |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06
TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-1he attorney
 gen eal has sent a letter tO the SGT ate in
 ans CT to resolution calling for all dOc' ments and papers ID relation to tl
 man agement and conduct Cf the office Ol
 OIi ed States attorney for tine Southern
 Dist let Of Alabama, III which after &C., kuo Hedging the receipt of the resolu- uon ID question he says: "ID respou-e to I'd resolution the President uf the
 Uni d States directs me to say that the pap, s winch were IL ths department relating to the fitness of J. D. Bennett, reee lily nominated to said office. have been alreauy sent to the iidiciary con- mlti e. Those still remHin'ng in the cust pdy of this department have ey-lus- we reference to the suspension by the President of George NJ DustRn, lste ID cumnen, of the office O. district aitOr- hey ofths United States for the South ern district of Alabama. IL IS not con sidtJe- that lhe public interest will be promoted by compliance with sad reso- iutlOn and the transmission of documents and papers therein mentioned to the senate in executive session.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Demo cratic senators met in caucus today at II o'clock and adjourned at l45. They discussed the pending issue between the execution and senate fully, and unanl- mously adopted the following resolution which the secretary of the caucus was authorized to make public:
 Resolved, That We approve the views snd action of the President communl- cated to the senate through Attorney General Garland, in his letter of Janu- ary 29th ut. and that we cordially sup port the executive therein The letter of the Attorney General was received by the president of the senate yesterday
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09
Observation-Disclosures

8e9elndBi9e SsrIammIun9 am z.
Suli, 1886.
9lnlueIenb alle !0crren 3ruitees.
Die YrptpfOlle Der Serlammlun9en
bonn T., II. uno 80. Suni ipur6en Der
leien unO an9enOmnen.
@ine 9etititiOn, unterjeidnct uDn
>. g. Seniing, II. ", ben Sau elmer
Bride iiber ben 5rene Greet an Der
MInbun9 BON S6iefer's Sron9 be-
treffenb iuurbe ein9erei6t uub cnt9e9enz
genomnIen.
8eI3lUhen, oaB Die 4. StraBe am
Sobu'i6en Serge reparirt uno bas 9fn=
sebOt bes 6rn. 6eurp SUbns hie Stcine
unb 5ubripcrfe sur 9lusfilbrun9 bieIer
9trbeit an fiefern, 9enebmist peroe.
Der 8e9uufieBer tuurOe beauItrn9t,
bic @pHe nuT beibcn Seiten bieIer
StraBe, 5u 6ffnen.
y SaB 6err 4eter 3orn benn6ri9=
ti9t iuerbe. Die S9ueineltale un6 DIM
9erbauTen, Die ii9 pOr ieinem @isentbum
nuT Der 3. straBe befiubelr 5u entferz
nen, uno baB 6err S. SedemeDer 8otij
erbulten iOa, Die g8nibin9tOuitruBe on
Der 3. tuieber 5u Offueu.
3 9aB Der 8eI6luB besiisli9 Der
@tietbe beg Sermanu Sslanb 10 abse=
dn6ert perbe bab berielbe tuie fOlst
lieit: 9aB Serr @m. 2ult sebalten
iueree $500 Mietbe fir fiinf GCe: bes
Sermnun Sslano Dor gerlauf bon 30
9a9en Su SnbGen un6 bnB bds Sslano
mir inter Der Sebin9ung. baB Ger 8d6=
ter nur Sul5 fir ieiueu eisensn @ebrnu9
hnrnuf I5ld9i. perpa9tet iuirh.
5pl9enbe 8e6nun9en iuur6en gepriiit
utb 5lir 3afluna dnaciuieIeu:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09
Snn 9rB 5ia uno ilmgescuO.

llniere 6nrmer Baben iBre biesidbige
Grnte bereits ein9ebeimit unO Iin6 iebt
nit SOrn=unbu StuppclpIIiiger" beibdf=
ti9t.
2ebten MOnta9 betam 6err 9lutou
8alfer Die gta6ri6t baB iein 8ru0er,
Serr 5ran5 @alfer, iuelder beiMteoUra,
NO., anidiii9 iit, idiuer er:ranft baruicz
Der lie9t unb reite iOfart ab I'M henIel=
ben 81 beiu6eu.
6err SObn@ill t0otete leBteuSOnntag
cine ldwnl5e S6lau9e Die uaDeSu G5uB
lang mar unb 4 3oa I'M rlmfnn9 NAB.
@eitern reiite 5rau sc. @rinsel,
tuelde it9 mebrere Gage Su 9eiu9 BEL
i6rer bier lUO6nenoen @tutter, 5rau
S6mi6t ;u Seiu9 befanb, iuicber un9
ibrer Seimatb, ,guIBir9tOn, Mo., Suriid.
5rau @cOrs S6niibt, bon ct. 2uuis,
befinbet Ii6 BEL i9ren hierluUbenben 9tn=
pertpanbten 5u SeIu6 uno lift @nIt Der
5amilie bes 6rn. Strip Hetrns.
9tu9 einengerlUOiun9s6au loaen mir
balo pieber gaben.
EnrrFi hrut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09

Sennatur Gomunos Bill, Die 9lntwort
Der Ser. Staaten auf Die bon eurppdi=
i6en 9fe9ierun9en beliebte Sperre 9s9en
amerifanil6e SrObufte, tuurbe am
9onnerltas i'm Sunbesienat u9ne De
bate ansenpmmen. sic lit beitimntt, ben
ienieiti9en &e9ierun9en ni6t mir ben
iuinbigen 8ormunb Su ne6nen, baB bas
bon ms erpurtlrte S6peinefleii6 ge-
iltnbbeitsi6dblid lei, Iunbern itellt au6
@esenmaBre9eln iii Nusii9t 9e9en Die
@inTubr sefdlidter 8rObutte, tuie j. 8.
Wein ober Spirituoien. lin ni6t nuT
bic ni6t 9nnS poritrtbeilsfreien Inter.
iu9ungeu europdii6er 3on6eamteu an9e-
luiefen 5u iein, ioa, 10 beitimmt Die Sor
fnge, bas gum @gpurt fummenbe s6ipei=
ne1ciI6 (Sdinfen Uber Gped) ppr Der
8erI6ifTun9 uan SnIpeftoren umterIu6t
iperben, iuel6e gum &efort bes Sddb=
ANTS 0epartemeuts seb6ren, mnS Die
penn bns 5leiid fir aeIuub beTunben
ipor6eu lit, bariber Elm Gertififat unb
@rpOrt GrlaubniBidein aus;uItellcn
baben. Der Sauptpuntt Der 8urlaae
nber lie9t in benz gerbpt Der Ginfubr
9efd1i6ter pber seiunbbeitsiddbli9cr
2ebensmittel, gSeiue, SpiriiuOIen Ober
se9ubrcne @etrdnfe, Die sefali6t iinb
Obcr benen eiftiae Uber i6abli6e 0rOs=
uen Ober Gbemitalien beisemiIht Iin6.
Der 8rdfibent fann ioldeH Support
burd ipesiele Frptlamation perbieten ;
beBslei9eniolI er uud@ieberuerseltuns
iiben. sobalb ii6 ndmli9 6erausIeut,
buB irsenb elm ouswdrtiser Stnat unse=
re9te llnteri9eibunssn sesen 8rubufte
Der Ser. Gtaaten autueubet, SuDeutId).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09
Sine luriir 8efnrm.

Die 6eprbnbsit. Gbinin in mdttiaen CD
brn aIs Gin 9esensift ssssn maIariidbe aranf-
btiten dn;uprnben, brrTIHie eininaI 70, bae re
aef6bTlih puree- 8lIdli1srreile it hielt
praris elmer fpeifen Scicrm unterpprfrn nor
Zen. gfi6t Hur eds Yutiifum. frnbtrn bic
@er,fe babrn, irIbfserf1neIirb uiCtt Srnia,
ntrr bed, in srreem Rase 6rifttter's aR a.
q nbitteres aIs Gin f6rrrs, bStauiI&es
grfa5mittsI fur has StrbtrbIitt AlfaIrih an-
stnpmmrn. Die 5ulsru tieIts g8e<Is hnt
b6Gif ri4tis. Sfst rrrSrn SGIttelftrlf-
gatienten ssbriit-frIbcr purfrn ibre Seihsn
nur auf cine 3sit lang seIinerrt retr balb ae.
beilt-ba ens SriImitteI eneIi1 gar friut
sSirfune mebr bsrSprbradte, peun cS nitbt In
srrifdrffen 9atrn eirscHpmmrn rurhs. Cine
81r nit ben Siitfrrn trlritisi bic
I1liItm fen Aufdas unb rrrbltrt ibr SSieter-
fcmmen. Ods Seuauie fir tisIeS t6ttt
Sistns iIne SdusmitteI iii niCtt rcn ;reihenii-
ger Art, fcuhrrn tntldiseen unb ttfrithisrnb
unb bic ShsIlrn, aus hsnrn es fcmmf, int
ebr sabIrei6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09

Ser Ping. oes g8eitens" i9reibt
8enn Die 5reunbe Der nperi6nli6en
Jreibeit" un6 9tlle, ipelde ba9esen Iino,
oaB oieY co5i6itinnsfra9e in bieStaatsz
politif BON Nfifouri binein9e5errt
tpiro, ni6t mebr Sbdtisteit entfalten,
als bisber, 10 miro nd9iten 6erbit cine
2esislatur. 9etpdblt werben, tuel6e Dem
8ulfe bes Stnntes Mihouri Elm 8rObi=
bitiunsz z9lmenbemeut 5ur Gtaatsuerfafi=
unterbreitet. Die 5reunoe Der uperi0nz
1i6en 5reibeit", iuel6e setp66nli6 ben
0tunb 10 npn ne6men, mD9en ii6 naf.
fer ni6t beflu9en, baB Der uSln5ei9er"
iie ni6t geiparut babe - Gin @arnlIn=
gen in bieier 9ln9ele9enbeit feblt es ni6t,
leiber i6einen lie nber, obne ir9enO
ipel6en @inbrud 9ema6t 5u boben, 81
perbalfen, unb bas liberale GGemeni
Iie6t nit offenen 9lu9en, Dbne ale Sc
9eniuebr ju, tuie eine fleine 9ln5abl BON
5onntifern 9lnItnlten trtfft, es 5u fnedI=
ten uuh 81 unterbriifen. - (St. Soc
@bl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09

9ie 5armer iiub iebr erfreut iiber
Die 9iinitise @itterins unb sebt Die
Grnte ihrem Gnbe entseseu. 9ns Bic
mic. iueldes Icsten Snmstng bier itatt=
iarb, mar eines Der i96uIten ons ie bier
ab9cbalten iuuroe, nnbe an 200 8erIu-
nen batten ii6 einsefrubeu. 6. 6. 8u=
OOIpb's GapeIIe ipielte 5um SanSe auI
uno amiiiirten ii6 c!le geiuther in nn-
geueHmSter 8eiie,
arppp's 5laidenbier wurbe elmer
gang beipneeren &a9elprpbe unterwpr=
ian lluh ais crtraiein erfldrt.
Eie ScIren s.. S6lmer unb Sbere
iuiirben bcm 8ublitlm eincn sruBeu &C.
failen eriueiien, iueun iie balp iuieber Elm
dbnli6es 5eit ueranitnlteu iphrbeu,
gHer 5rib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09

Der 6armer S. q. 8eeb BEL Snsper
rettete 120 ader g8elidfOrn BON ben
cbinchbugs" bnour9, bnB er nuf Den
brei Seiten, no 8ei5eenIeloer an9renj=
ten, NIT Sllie bes 8fluses einen @robsn
ausiuarf uHb III benIlelbcu uon Ieinen
RferOen IA 9age lang eilen Snum-
itdmm aaf= liub ab5iebeu IieB unb 10 ole
@nnSen in bem Graben t6Stete. 9as
@eSefer fam Su giIipnen in ben Grn=
ben, fuurSe ober einseIfnnpft. ebe es
beraus5afrie6eu permO9ts Grin aOrn
1T iest iiber, ipiiroe ober Obre ienes
Rittel perHi9tet wOrbeH ieiu.
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Snn 2unue's Gtrrc.

9lGle 6Gnbe iinb ge9cniudrti9 bier, iuie
iiberal beI6diti9t, ic Dab faum 3eit
iibri9 bleibt au beridten, haB man bier
in republifanil6en &rcileu mt bcr@au.
bibatur bes 6crru @eorg 9raettlp ais
Collector iebr 5ulriebeu lit uuo gelui6
bdtte mdr, fucnn mnu bod mc6leln mu6
teiucn beiIeren uber meBr beliebten mn
befGbi9ten Nnnn iuie Sru SraettGp fir
oas Collector z9lmt fiubeu f6uuen. 9}id)=
Lamb 3OtunIbip wirb. ippiel ib lueiB,
einitimnli9 iiir benIelben cintrcten.
9l6er zines uerlangeu Die 9ii6ldnoer
9un5 poiitiu, unO bas iIt Die grtuGbluna
zines unIerer 8iir9er als Mitglice Der
County Court: 9aben Wir bier ni6t
Mdnner genu9 pie srUseSteuern 5aBlen
uno nit Den 8er6Gltuinen bes Gountps
permOgc iGrcs lnn9jd6ri9eu 9luTeut6nlz
tes nurtbeilDaft pertrnit Iino. g2ir
uenneu uprldufi9 bios Die {oerrn @rnIt
Gauge icl., Gbriitalossner unb 9lu9uIt
Spprer uto iueroen un3 III 9iirSe pielz
lei6t i6Up auf cine 8crIpu gcsini9t ba=
ben unb bann bnril6er bcri9ten.
@ie es Sluii6cn Glarf uno 9Semiel
Ite6t ais County 4niunlt, bas iuullen
mir erit ucrtebmeu, es Iei ober bier be-
merit, baB mir 9eutl6e in Der Me6rz
5abl iinb unb 6errn @eniel fir Die
lebten Nrbeiteu in nieiem E3lotte reIpuh.
biren.
SOnft iii bier dacs ,,nareii" uuo man
bofft aud mebr @eiSen 81 breIhen als
mle Sies in letten Sabre Der SAT- ipar.
0prre inpu bent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09

5ol9enoes entne6men min ome Boom
bile ,,@entral Mihourier, bas aud fir
uniere @in5er BON Sntereiie iein biir=
fte: 9a audi in bieiiger Nu66urI9aft
Die SraubenIdule ii9 lpic6er 5u sei9en
6e9innt, bra6te uns bieier Gage Serr
6. s. 9(e6le cine 3eitun9, Die fOl9enbes
Mittel 9e9en SraubeniGule entbdlt.
0a1elbe lit ollerOin9s ungelInu, Oa Der
Correspondent ni6t ia9t, mic CT oas Si=
triOl (Copperas) unucnOct, pnGueriiirt
Ober i'll g8niier aufgeI0It. Smmerbiu
oiirfte es ii6 iiir unfere @einbauer lob
men, beioe 9trten iucnigiteus ueriu6s=
lueiIe 5u prObiren. 9a5 Slattt I6reibt:
sd babe @rlIuo 5u glau6en, oaB
SitriOl (Copperas) Die Sraubenfdule
oerBiitet 25u einem fleinen 98eiuberg
iii WnIillun, D, no ciu Quart Sitriol
auf Die Square-&utbe i'll Suli je6en
Snbrcs fir Die leyen ; Sabre 9eItreut
iuuroc, bat li3 feline 5dnle eingcitellt
iudbrenO i'll anOcren &ein6er9cu Der
9tu6barI9ait Die Grau6eH ,egelmdBig
in jenemS SdBrt mebr OOer ivsui9er faul=
ten. 9lu6 i'll Dem bttrcTfenben 98eins
berg trat uOr 9nuenoun9 bes N3ittels
bic 5Gule auf.o-Sorr. I'M ,&urnl 9teiu
glnrfer."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-07-09

Sie nd6iten Gtaatswnblen peroen in
ben berIdieoenen Staaten tpie folet alb
sebalten: Sllabama am 2. Nusuit; Srz
tanlas 6. September; 8ermOnt =.
September; 0tnine 13. September unb
Georgia am 6. Sftober. Die iibri9en
Staaten boben ibre &ableu am 2. RO=
Uem6er nit gusnubme pUn &entudp,
Rnrplanb. 8irsinia uno N1iiIiiIippi;
&entudD's gSabl finbet am 1. 9lusuIt
1887 ftatt unb Die Der ibrisen brei am
1. @ipember 1887. Die 8eprdieutantcn
5um GOnsreB perben bieies Subr in
allen Staaten ertudblt.