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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
Nene an3etgea.
@tst. s.. Ntiimor & &c.,
Smporteure, S1SIier unb SerPader
BON fpIaenSen norshsltdleH GafTeessorteH:
vTrbp6nia,@ nStanoarO."

Sntem iuir bieIe 9affeesGorten offerre1, erlu9en
mir einfadl I'M einen gered1ten u1o ln2afieulnei
gerIud Bum BeraIeidbe NIT oem Saffee ben Soe lesf
oebraufen; mir n6 fsft i6etbei9t, oob oie Heberez
oenbei unerer Sorten nUer ieoen anoeren Saifee 3u
onndberno geiem Pretie tb flar beraustt teuen Dlro
Seber Continent III mebr ODER iuent9er I'M Sofaus
9eneiet, eines @rocers An90b' ber bic Qlaltdt etz
iiss grtftIs als tuabr 6in5une5men, unS 90 elni9e
Seiipiele porlieqen. mo BorurtheI ooer StloFnte'
1eie ben Uleinun9s glusorud oltren, 10 bIelbt Der
Continent ilber bic aus9eSedlnete Sualtdt etntger
artitel oIttn unlpIenbeit Ddbrenb anbers ps orois
ndrere e6er riir eben 10 gut" auS9egebene 2Saaren
bniitr iubiiituirt fperben.
.,SrnpboIa!" ,,9rApbpfe!" ,.SrnpbnIa!"
III ole 8erf6rperuus nler weientlpen gtsenitaf.en
belibi0ien 4nee'S. sic iuro nur in Snpiunos sBlte=
ten pertauit ueshaI6 fie Tit Der quit ausgeest tt
nno ibr feies Groma lno ibre Stdrfe beiier er1:.n
bIei6en. ,,9rnpbuTa" bot niCbt ibres Wleipsn.
2BInhen Sie ben beiten Sdffee, 10 beite9en Sie oa7
rauf, oiee Sorte 81 b.Iemmen.
,,staH5are :" ,,Stnuearc :" ,,SfanSato :"
@er6fteter 6affee,
pereiniat reidles Nrcma NIT poler Stdrte, N EN-
b6dff qshalsrcider Rdffee uuo Dtro me9r @ouiumeEs
ten, als irgenO el1 auHerer Saffee gum ndnlideH
Greiie Qefalleu. SerInn9en Ste uon S9rem Grocer
&SiIngr's eer5iteten ,,Stauoaro@" Ssanee, oa
Sbnen Der uole lBert6 Sbres @elees eeithert 1T.
yiur in @tnpfunb= Badeten oerfauit.
ll)m. 6. 4lliInor & Comp,
Smporteure, 8renner unb gerpafer,
ylr. ffg, Gpmmsrcs= straBe.
(92pl Baltimore, Mto+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17

BGy~ Sr. gBiIbeIm 8toi o % STR, beIz
len 6efaurirsS bdhgtait IN uuierer StaOt leIt
Sabren bemerteuamertbe GrioIge aufBumet=
len bat, fhbrt ieBt IN Dem freqUeutirteu Sc.
&uoteiGeR @riuiduu95= =5tl5ItiieHeut Rr.
2l3, giorb bz@GBtraBe. baS Sjeptev.
Die llebernabme ietuss Heneu y0fll5 felert
CT eute, ben II. Aprtl, offt5ieu nit
einem ObIrgQtsu GuHlde uuo 6tlitatem
Stlude. 8te pGsreiutgteH SaHger Baltic
uore'sn iiub oaIu iuoitirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
ScrntiI1teS.

Sic heutige 5teuer @iunahme betruS
1929. .865 uno Die 3ouetuuabme 1854 354,
BUR giFl0inng befimmte National 8aufs
9IOten in @etrage BON $338,000 lisfen hante
I'm SdGtamte eiu.
9a8 Gberbunoesgeridt bat It'd 8erusiJert,
tie BoFOuer yBaciftczNatioaal' BaRtz" Pro
aeiie enf Der 5segifranoe uorbniGiebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
Ser 8auerafrtea 1T Ruaanten.

Bufaref, 16. gpril. - Der Baueru.
Quffauo gretft meter nm fif. Die SduI.
gen mebrerer 8Drier finb get6btet tporben.
groBe S6aare11 rotten fidl in Der ausge.
1proheuen abftdt 5ulammeu, 8atareff an
3uereiftu. Die Selegrasbenordbte finO au
mebrereu Sabnfationeu our6idnitten nor
ben. Die i6Ieuni9ft sur Sabne einberufeuen
DlannI6aiten Der Serritorialarmee baben
Fd als uu,uDerIdifs ertpieieu uab tuo burd
2inieutruppeu eriegt poroeu. grtra;tige
brinqen Gruppeu aus Der Wol6au, nm bic
Sauptfaot bes guubes gegeH bic Saiurgen=
ten An pertbeibigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
dOREH0URD&TAR

R% Ratttt aaFsbGaar SmHeu, ga
tarr0, setfevttit, b5fen Sats, aab.
uta, 8ranne uaS aae st5raaeea aes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Seiaen (iubeln6en GtnfaB auf sic uaa
gegrifieueu NtbmuuQ5 Srgane 0er6auft
er Der Ebaiiade, oaB ieine Beitau0tbeile
bic tUItlumitan belQnuteu 8ruituitteI
itn6. Der 6Quptbela1ot5eil lit Der 6Onia
Der 2lHoOrn (HorehOund) s8Tan,e, NIT
Oer Abies Balsamea Ooer Balm of Gilead
heuliih Derbun6eu. gteben Oieien ent6alt
CT farf peltere bOtaniide Glcmeute, tDel4e
Die 8jrtiamfeit beOeutea0 Ueritarten.
GieianiQen, meldle Sales Honey Of
Horehound unO Tar gebrauaeu, oers
fdcrn, oaB er in aQen 6aQen uunOerbar
6ctleu6 wirtt, no Die 2ltbmung8sOr9aue
ongeqrificn fiub, unO OuB feline Birfuug
cine unQemein raide lit. Gr eutbilt ourms
aus 9tidtS, mas Dem Wta9eu uadtbeiti9
iein t6uate, bat eiuen auBerlt aageucbmen
geidmat un0 mirO gu etuem Breile Oers
fault, pclher e8 Ielbit 9eaienigen nit bee
idrantten D2ttteln erm6gli4t, ,oe6eu0obls
tBaten tbeil5aftig gu perOen.
Sin 6uiten IdBt fib aI8 Oas gprIdufers
Stadium Der S6piuoiudt, elmer &rnHts
belt, geseu peI6e 5ale'5 Qn6Orns uus
EbeerbOnig Oas f6erite betaunta 8Orbeas
guHgsmittel TT, paiIenb beSei6nen. WlaM
periGiebe baber ben Gebrau9 bieie5 pers
ldbIi4en ipeBifi6en gIttteIs teineu AuseRs
bid.
Rin6eru tit er, fpenu iie BON Group o6er
Reudbuiten beiaueu tpOrOen, 6ura letne
lnbernoen @igeniaaitea iebr 0ienIi4.
qreiic: 20, so Geuts unO 81 bic
6lafde; bic gv5Bte bic 6iai9iie.
p@Sn uIeu QpDtBeieH 3u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17

Ea~ gum 8eHeft3 fhr SRI. Sat=
tje gB GEMS etue iebr taleutOoue iuHge
Stnfleriu, merbeR mOrgeH, 0littmoh,
ben 1s. &pIil. i'm n2pcaum 6beater" bic @ez
iouGRpOIie pSeEHn 2igb" HuO oa8 6amilierz
Drama ,Ocs 6simneu ouf Dem 6arO" gege=
ben meroeu. Fri. gEeem8 bat i1oH ie5r oft
i4r poblybGtige 3pede aus @eidltgteit nit
gcuirHt, coB ije fs uobI DerOieHt, meuH oas
BubIiFum fdl retbt 5ablretdl an i9ram @breuz
Nbeube eiuTuoet, 5umai ite Don ben befeH
arditeu Der bteFgeH IulGtears uHtertiiBt
miI0. @tutrttt 80 Seuts. &eIeruirte SlBe
fDnueu in Dic&afire1's @uFtlaoeu uu Der
gloro, @burlesfiraBe itr Is Gents ertra belegt
paIeeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
ltpent ull ItINtuI OtIU U6ItBI'
1Fr General SNoNsod,S Sgiftpt;

Dos pon ben 6reaubeu bes SeneralS
6uncod gefuutte Saus purbe heute Our4 ben
Gorfitsr be8 @oulite'8, orH. Sti!ion put
fiue, auf informeue gHeiie ber gGittme ii6er'
troggr. 8as 9e5GE0e ite9t an Der Gds Osr
21. unb 8=StroBe in elmer Der beIteu 8eaeu=
ben Der Stabt. BGhrideinIi3 wiro bic
8ittpe, tueIbe 5ur 3ett bsi iArem SdDas
ger, bcm AteIifeH SOha 5anCod, 81 Safe
n Tnfort RPfit, eYoreifpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
g}r. 81.

Seg prabiforiIHe gfer6etuHge, beT it1 iber
Oas reime geldenf nes yfeinen Dffliers"
niGt ssung mnuoeEte. uSd Dette roet III elm
Sraf Beptlen,a q lagte er ~ lsiHeH aeloil9eH
@elpieseR, bic 0erielben 4Hftdlt DaE,H.
Per 5on 3 4tpfau mad StHRers
paioe a5seldheHe, aas beTlOneH' mo JltJerz
nogen 9eEllldlte AbeUo}ug If an 26. D. Dt.
bier Silometer oon legtQeuauuten Orte suts
gleif, Hnb 5Dei Beri0uenpagau iopte 3ehu
@iiterDdgea fno 3srtritmmert m0roeH. IS
mur6e mn bic AbieuSuHg zines 6ettunqsus
aes ua@ Der In9ludeitdtte gebgteH, Der luef
@tnuoeu nab Dem Gluldu9en ser llnalddsz
bctidait mad 5iHfermal0e abQiug. 6o0te
uno SmmerUerlebte lluo 81 bellageu. Die
gntgleItrug hes Suges tit mGbribetrli1 auf
Die SerfDreuo,u S8lTIuHgeH Der elemsutaraH
Gretgnihe Der lgstgu 3eit 5urildjgfiibreu.
cine UOm 8orfau0e Der ioiidlz
bemOirntiitlCu 6raitioa Jest 0er0feutltbte
HahnuHBSab., 8Hng ergtebt, OaB Ttir ben pa
ieHcleUSrlonoe bic icst i'm @luieu 580S Utlrt
eiugeGan9eu fiuc. SH elmer gaujeu 8eibe
ton Staoten kuo UoE @iulelperlouen Bet
trdge bis 81 lo0 Iart geipeHOet mOrbeu.
ueberraiheRo lno etnt9e Boiteu OJH Den
geitTageu fir ben 9leidstags gBnbIionS.
Sen 81. =. sJngeu Elm ZOO D}urf uuo nod
ttAtltAA SENO ~ alAF WUAiLiAl ts IAA VIZ AAAAIAG
BdblIhlldt langt." Gus 5Onburg miro
unter Ghiiire Gi elm 8eitrd9 BON 1000 DIart
eerSeiGnet. Der yljebs SbeObor" ihidte ais
gulptrs i,SGffeu glbli9IGdlt rs, ,l75 Rlrt
Gin. lib aus g9hrgeHobeiH" fHO ais y INIT
mort auf BEN SeffluB OeS 5leib5tages, bic
iiiufiahrigeH 0egi5llturperiOoeu ba,refisuS,
1900 glGrt" Sur SeriHgung 9efeut UorOeu.
-ueber Oa8 Irageu uuBeroeItl1er
Srbeu III cine iaierlidJe SrOrouuug ,u ers
par.cu. pcuad Oerartlae StOen in 3utuuft
mir gttJageu peroen 0iirieu, yucnu Der Sou=
utIau, Der oeu hetreFieuCeu 9rOeu an eiuen
9utiheu oerlieheu bat, fit in 9eudhlauo
blijuntt, uno Der Erdaer 0es Cr6eus Dor ibm
cher bei elmer 81 eiHer @bre ueranfalteteu
TgjgrIidfeit, BET pole &C. III eriaeiuen bat,
OoCr peun her Srdger oe8 GroeuS iidb i'm
gcu0e bee 50uUsruHS beHu0et, Der tbm Die
GrOeusauaBc BciGnura oerliebeu bat. @tHe
iolte Geror1uung piirOe aaeroiHg8 iebr oers
Eiluiug lsin, aber mou@em Diann mau1erz
lei SdmaJjeE bereiteu.
DIE friib bereu Ipduii d c Il Ins
febler in Californian Habmeu an, OuB etDR
48 coo Gder 2aRoeS 3ur beQlemeu Gr5Ils
mHg ejHeT eiuygeH 6amilie u6tlig mdreu.
Sic ImerjfanCr i'm SfeH qlauben. 0uB cine
&iuteIietticu glaOea (16O Hder) hierlu an5a
laugtsn. Die ieeigeH granddaughter 0e8
@olofante6 itno Der GHiid3t buB 3gnn ader,
ridua bemiItbihaitct OOufdHolJ OaBU bin
r,idsH, uHo Iie blbcu &edlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
I Rattbem 4rnnIo.

Qou6ou, 16. apriI Rattbep IrnoI0,
Der befuuute 9iGter, @elebrte, Rrttiter unb
9hecIoge, befeu tiir3Iidar 4rtifel iiber y&iz
o,liiattou in ben Ser. Staten" auaemeiue
gufmerfIamteit erregte, Rarb beute plSblidb in
gioerpeol on 6er5traniheit. Sr. 4ruolo mar
an Samfiag in 9Iu.rpool anqetommeu, nm
ieiue 3o6ter su trsffen, Die i'm BeQrtffe mar,
fid, ouf benz 9ampfer ;, Gurania" mad Remz
0ort ein;ui6iffen. Jim Samfaa 4beno
madte er eiuen Spouerguug uno ueriu9te
babel, iiber einen 3aIn 3I Ipriuaen, mas
ibm and nab mebrereu GnldufeH aelanq.
@r pnr nit einem 6erileioeu bebaftet, uno
Or. Cir Auoreiu &larf bate ihm mieoerholt
aegen iebe pIOsIt6e Ooer aqsu beftae aue
krereung semarHt. Gin Nlorgen mad benz
unbe6o6ten Spruus, pdbreuO er NIT Erau
Qrnplo eiuen SpaBier9aug madte; fiir,te er
pIGtlitb pieoer unO ftarb biuueu pier Dtluu=
ten, cbue nod etueu 2aut BON nd, III aebeu.
Die ( xeeroigung III nnI udd,ifen Bonner.
fiaa fefgeiest. Die ueberrefte IolIeu su Ya=
Iebam, nabe Staiues. benz @eburtsorte bes
GelROrbsueu, 3ur Rube ssbettet ueroeu.
Som @sOro eaaft atd,t ab.
9on6on, 16. GprI. Der Bieuer Cor.
reiponbert Der Zines" ertldrt bic @erihte,
bas Der Sdtisr uou BraFtieu ob1ubauteu be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
se6sseBn gIeHic0eH srtraafsH,

2oubOn, 16. Qpril. - Der BON Int=
perpeu bierber beRimmte briaiae 9ampfer
,@ielaa rannte auf Der 60be bon Deal I'M
gsbel geaen ben BON SiIboa mad Rotteroam
beftimmteu 8ampfer Seua" uuo bohrte benz
iclbeu in BEN @run6. SedSSebu 0tenidsn
ertranfen. Der Bug Der ySIela" DHroe eiHz
gefioBeu uuo bas 60brJeug erIttt nod aaoer=
neitlge BeiCbGoiguR9eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
gnaIaao unO SrIano.

2oubou, Is. Qpril.-6r. gBtlfri0 Blunt
bat Die UOn ibm eingeIettCten SdaoeHerIaB
Hagen gegen SrH. 8GIfOnr, @befiefretdr fir
Srlano, nnb Sen Boli3sjridter Bgrue ueQen
nusebGd uubereGtigter GiHterteruus 5urttt-
ge3o8en-
giner 8epeide aus Dublin 3ufOlge babeu
SS. 2'Brien uuO Dillon beidIofen, mOrgen
Die @ohuuug bes 9eBtereH 3u uerIafeu, nm
ben @ebeimpoIijifen @elegeubeit 3u seben,
fie (G'Grieu uuo 8iIlOH) IN uerbafteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
3emeBmiets wrtpat=g,eaftoasbtus.

Ser BrdfSent bat Die 8ius unter3eihnet,
treIte fOlgeuosn YeriOuen 8eufionea oerz
piligen: Sarab 6. Braniou, SDa %. gel.
ion, STEPHEN 3. 9fsOfeIo, Waraaret5s ..
$. Niiuer 32aub, Siutab Z. 5Ohuiou, D2asp
8nilGp. gtoies s. Sndiou, &cpitpIa .. 9arb,
Rarp 9. gBels, @l0rtiia oar0ep, 0tarq
0o1forO, Mnrp s.. Sirbu, gowaro 6Iqaa,
W2orp geEfilIo, Etomas s. Eopnieuo, SaS.
u. Bud, Gilbert g. 6ifetb, Sreb. augHatn
ruo Sames 3. 91eeoe. Die Beufonsblll5 81
@uuffeE S1nnab 9R. QaHgOOn's, Belisp
Rarsfelb's uno 2cura q. gSrigbts bat Der
~, Il nj n II ioirrnrt1 NSatn hpIent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
aus gbpiituteR,

Rom, 16. Gpril.-0atriatsn aus gtIi.
Iomab 3ufoIge niro Der &0uts Sohaua u0n
Gb9Ifuteu IN Sdloe etHsu 5taatSr0tb 70 -gsn
&eoGaauifrung Der &egterung Der eIa3eIHen
2auber unb BToUiEl2H, pelte 5Uianmen Oa8
abpiluiIde 9Iei6 blloeH, abbaIteH. 0&aS
Glulas Bruoer 1T 0egraoirt pOraen uaO
ieine 3ruppen iiuo nad 6auie gegan9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
EaiUa tlHe 6 etea .

Qonbon, 16. Qpril - Raagj4teu ans
Gbinn 5ufcI8e bat bsr Bremter Il QGug'
Chang i'm yiameu ieiuer 0tegjeruug ben 8Us
Mig BON &orea psremptOrii4 aufgeforOsrt, III
ertldren, parum Der coreauiidle 8sauote in
&abinaton hem YrdFoeuteH Gl:Delauo obue
9uterbention bes dtueFiheu @eiauotel lem
Grebitib Unterbreitete. Gtz6ung-& bang ct
lGrt, isue MtaBnabme iei etu SertoB gegeu
ote eusbrldIlheu 8eoiuguHgeu, uuter mel
den China bem 86utg o0H Sorea g2fattete,
@eianotgu tu'S auslGH0 5u ibid Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In ssusfhlauS.

Berlin, 16. gptit. .-GlsemeiHe arbei=
terausildnbe finb in Berlin, Aitona, Sarlsz
rube uu6 auberen Stdoten Deutj6Iano's
.perabrehst morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17

5ouotuIu, 5awaji, 5. 4pril. - 9a8
britifte arieasitlff o&arOIiue" if mad eiaer
6obrt uOA brei gBO@eH, pdbIsHb pelaeH eS
6te brittide 6lagge auf 6auniu8 5S!aHO,
Gbrifmas 3slano HHo BeurbgHz J5laa0 a4f=
pflQrate, bisrheE auriifaetshrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
Som gsSrD aaaft ntdlt ab.

2on6oH, 16. GprtI. Der Bieuer Cor.
relponbeut Der y9imes" ertldrt bic @eriid1te,
bas Der Sdtisr uou Brafitien abauoauteu be.
obfidiiae. fir unbesriubet. Der Raiier mirr
bsmnd1f ned SrafIisu iariidte6reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
sIas Der @um0esbamptfaot.
g aieosaetiatttae setreanns BON strsttfra:


esM sptfdben Mrbsiteebsrn u. Irbeitern.
gBaibtuston, 3. g., 16. aprh - SH
elmer teute Sormittas ftattgefunoeneu @rtras
Sieung bes 9aus= =@omite's fir Irbeiter'4u'
geIesenbeiteu putoe &OrFber S'ytstu IN
ftrutIt, feline SGieba9erid)ts SiG, ueld1e
anger ben idOn friiber feffgeffelten Befttms
mun9en aud bic @rnennuns elmer pesieuen
@Ommiifton burd ben 8rafOeuten Deroronet,
bic QUE Strites unteriuGen uuo benz
@ougreB bariiber Beridt erfatteu ioa,
benz SarIe 3ur gnuabme 81 empfehleH.
S'gfeill purbe feruer iufruirt, ard3 bic Bill,
nelGe ben 8erfauf nller, in3u6tbduieru bar
fertisteu arhtel auF bic Staatcu baidrduit,
In peI6en fs bergefiellt nerben, 9itnfl9 elm
,ubtri1teu. &nlpb Beaumont, Sorftber 0eS
Gretutiu Gomite's Der Irbeit8rttter," ioDle
Or. 6obert @hriifie trHg'n argumente 81
@unIfen iensr Bill Dor. Die Sertanau'Itle
giu, tuelfe Die &iufubr bon 3u4tbausz
gRaaren oerbietet, tpurbe ebenfGa8 pom 60
mite gerebmigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17
sic @pIs,s uao Die Spiyttuoismitegsr In
SeHretd8.

GBieu, 16. 4pril. - Safer 6rQu3 3Olapb
erlauete tn elmer lluterreouug nit 6ru. u0u
Sausstn, Sice BrGtOeuteu 6e8 pOlulI5en
@lut8 i'm 8edsratbe, 0as 8eriprs4eU, oa5
tie polrii5sn Iiitglteoer bic Dor3ei5laa2ae
SpirltuDieufeutr InterfiibeI moleH. 8Ie
4oltu oppoairteu bi8bsr Dem &crI5ld5 mo
geiG7 7t0gfen bieroura DIE gFiiteH5 0es 8ltai,
fferiuInS Saafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-04-17

Cine Sahrespenfion nsn $4,000 far Die
gSittpc oes observation-disclosures EGite.
gerIansernns per Grit far bic Artbnr
Rtnz9riide. = Sic eIusa 4lto SaieabtH
bnrIGnfid autfiGdetpteSeu.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

Supervisor Sultan then withdrew, and the Board then allowed the claim of Julius Sultan, supplies So 50.
 Supervisor Sultan then resumed his scat.
 The Board then approved the bond of N Hooker, overseer of Grapevine Road District, for $500, with |. K. Thomson and J. C. Nayron as sureties.
 Recess to o'clock p. m.
 After recess the Board resumed its session.
 The following claims were then al- lowed aud warrants ordered drawn for same:
 Claim of Geo. E. Shute, Sheriff and Assessor $993 l5; claim of ARlzoXA SILVER BaLT, printing $l47 19; claim of J. C. RamsdelI, board of prisoner $2S %; claim of E. r. Kellner & Co, lumber &c. $5G P; claim of Mrs. NJ. Watson, .ianitress @l0; claim of D. c. Fagala, team hire for Coroner's jury $6; clalm of C. T. Martin, balance on ceilings $70 O5.
 On motion 1t was ordered that warrant for $50 be drawn on the County General Fund III favor of Il, Jewell as an advance on contract.
 On motion it was ordered that the boundary lines of School District No, 1, be extended as follows; From Stal- 10 < Moody'S northeasterly to Sombre- TO Butte; thence soutbeast9rly along the western boundary line of the h. dian reservation to Salt river; thence westerly along Salt river to the mouth of Cherry creek,
 Convened as Board of Equaliza- tion and received the assessment roll oI Gila county for he year 1888.
 Convened as a Board ofSuperyisors.
 On motion 1t was ordered that jail. CTS salary be fixed at &i0 per month from date until further notice.
 Report of j. D. aeCabe, District At torney, received and on motion placed on file.
 On motion the Board adjourned to 9 o'clock 3 m., Joly 3, 1883.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approved J. REDNAN, Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
Losr ca THE EsogNruy

Mr. Thomas L9ueFgan, h,B two sisters and 3iasser sohu'ze, concluded to have an outing fer day, and duly equipped for amblo among tine ded'es of ptaal mouutaio, left town on Sunday morning, and upon reaching Bremen5 mill left their vehicle and by Foot aud Walkers liue, asceuacd a milo and half further, 10 the apex Q; .Ae mountain, Once there aad having luughed and gratiticd the eye by long, lingering sight Of the enchaut. ug pauorama of lcagGcs of mountain valley and plain, the vista in nttd otho- rial bluo, reaching to the towering slopes oi mountains Of old Mexico, they rclue- antjr began laeir homewari march, pre. sedcj Jy If. Hguargan as guide, who knew tho mountain iihe book, Enter ing a seam of the rock.rbbed mountain which sank rapidly for about three thou. sand feet, and at such a declousiau as to render pregrcs3 painful and uncertain. end toiijug on and down, mid wilder. ness of stone, slunted trees and brush, until days portal was about to close, and the guide was fo,ced to admit that he had missed his reckoning 4 halt was called and preparations made for passing B suPpe'lgas uighs under the stars, with the wilderness of na'urr, above, below aad ..i around them. The gmgIiug of water ci mountain rll, the sghreech of an owl, tho hovl of ooyu.ca aud the im- agiuayy growI cf a bear, were the only miusJrels that tiled the night with music, which kept the peoples from falling from somuua wing upon weary cyeida. Auro. ra, daughter of tho dawn, finally appear ing, they resumed their stumbling walk over rocks aud brers, and continuing until noon, came to tho mouth of the canyon, and were gratiiied upcn meeting Q parly iH qres. of them with drop of drink and acIHo lemons, which had the effect gl partially removing the shadow Chat clouded their Jrows Arriving at Mira Powers their fast of twenty.four hours was broken, and they would fam have lain them down to pleasant dreams, but with oommeudablo determination made further effort and returned to their home in Globe. To the ladies, es-
 
 pcciol'y, it was a rough experience. but happily, no serious results followed.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
GLonE. GLE County. Arizona.

GLOBE, Hile county, Arlzona,
 July 3, 1888. 6,,.. rd met pursuant 10 adjournment Present Supervisors EeuIra,. h'n. ncy and Sultan. aud J. D. McCabe District Attorney, and c, T, Martin, Clerk.
 Minutes of June 29tL and July 2nd read and approved,
 Claim ef I, ". Westmeyer. supplies $i5 67 was allowed and warrant or dared drawn for same.
 Convened as Board of Equaliza. tion and commenced comparing the assess sment rolls.
 Convened as Beard of Supervisors. Probate Judge F. II. Cook attended ID accordance with law and audited be claim of Rsdman, Supervisor so; claia of A. Kinney, Supervisor so {: claim of |. Sultan, Supervisor so On motion the Beard adjourned to 10 o'clock a. m., July 9th, 1888.
 CIlAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approved J. REDMAy, Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07

The mine and shelter of the Old Dominion Copper Company, were shut down on Tuesday to give em- ployes an opportunity to celebrate the Fourth, and to make some repairs to the furnaces. Work, in all depart. ments, was resumed on Thursday. The output of ore is satisfactory. De- velopment work is being done that will open up considerable new ground. A contract has been let to continue the new shaft down 70 feet, which will carry it below the sixth level.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
Two Ways. Choose Which,

There are two usual ways of doing what Nature sometimes does incomplete ly, namely, to relieve the bowels. One IS to swallow drastic purgatjve which evacuates profusely, abruptly and with rrin, the other is to take Hostetter's Stomach Bttcrs, tho effect of which is not violent, but sufficiently thorough, and which does not eripe the intestines. If the first is selected, tho person em- ployins it need not expect permanent benefit, and he cannot hope to escape the facilitating reaction which leaves the or sans as bad or worse of than before If, on the other hand, he resorts to the Bit ters, he can rely upon the restoration of regular habit of body, consequent up. on renewal of healthy tone in the in- teatiual canal. Besides healthfuI!y re- Iaxing the bowels, the Bitters arouses q dormant liver, imparts a beneficial iln- petus to the action of the kidneys, and counteraets the early twinges of rheuma- tism, tendency to gout, and malaria ia all it's forms
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-07
!. srceEssrUL cELrpnArIos

Globe has had many Fourth of July celebrations and that of Wednesday last will be remembered as one of tho nleasautest. Inc advertising that the big posters gave us attracted . crowd of visitors from Silver King, Salt river and all the surrounding mining camps, that sweled our population to almost double its normal size. It was phil osophical crowd, bent on having a good time, no matter what slight dls- appointments might occur. The fir ing of fen de ioje before daylight reused people from ther slumbers, and this was soon followed by the playing ot national airs by the Globe Brass Band.
 Early in the forenoon every horse and vehicle in town was pressed into service and there was general exc. dus to ,. ". EtorreIls $ ranch, six miles north ot town, where the horse races were to come oif Several of the best horses that were expected to run failed to appear, which caused some little disappointment, but the contests proved close and exciting, and pleased the crowd Owing to tho forced ab- seuce of the military contingent of san Carlos, unexpectedly ordered on duty, the base ball match, tug of war and other athletic games were omit. ted which, in view of the intense heat, was not much regretted either by the spectators nor by those who were tel have participated The burro races in the afternoon were nuts for the boys, and caused considerable merri. ment amongst the crowd
 The concluding events on the pro. gramme, the fireworks and the ball, were looked forward to with mnch in- tarest and proved by far the nest en- ioyable features of the celebration. An immense thropg of people assem- b.ad on the hill east of Col. Wmtes residence to view the pyroiechnlc dis. play, bowi.aerire ia its variety of 5eanutul rockets, Gower-pots, roman candles, pin wheels, etc.
 At the conclusion of the display a majority Of tue assJa2haea repaired t5 the riak. where dancing was iu- | augurataa. The haIl Lad been hand some,y decorated wjsh flags and bun. ling aud presented gala appearance. i1is GoUb.tul ,fso large a gathering was ever present at dance in Globe before Ias ladies in their airy cos tumes. JedaaEtd with rih5ous, laokcj lovely and the gentlemen showed hy ,heir a>siigoas attentions that they the fact Dancing con Gaued, wi.h 8 short intormislon for supper until the "wee sma hours of morning, when reluctantly inc &C., sambIage dispersed and one of the plea autast events Of the year vas bat a memory.
 The gentlemen who so cnergetieally 1 planned and carried .he celebration to q sucee sIul termination are deserving oi tue ereates5 credit and may resi- gsuscd that taejr efforts are appge- sa,ed by the community.