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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

amendment number t,0enty seceR, Of Sec
ton one Of Ayticte sirteea Of the Consti.
tuition, as.Joilocs.
Section one. Any amend uent or
amendments to this Constitution: may be
proposed in the Senate or Assembly and
If agreed to by a vote of two thirds of the
members elected to each house, such
proposed ameDdwcnt or anfe ndmenta
snail be entered on the respective in,-
nails of each house with the yeas and nays
taken thereon. Any amendment OF
ameudmenss agreed TO by the Legislature,
as provided IN this section shall be pub
lished for three months next prec4ding
the time for electing the next Iegisla
ture, and shall BE- submitted to the peo.
pie at the time for eecting the next Leg
islature in such manner as the Legislature
agreeing to such amendment or amend
ments shall prescribe, and il the people
shall approve and ratify such amendment
or amendments by majority of the elec-
tors voting for members of the Legisla-
ture at such elections, such amendments
or amendments shall become part Of the
Constitution.
all election returns are required to be
delivered to the County Clerk within five
days after the closing of the polls.
All election tickets. or ballots, for the
ensuing special election, in Humboldt
county, Nevada. shall be printed, or
written. on good quality of plain. white
book paper, and said tickets shall be four
by six inches 10 size
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

1estiou two: The sessions Of The Leg
isIatu shall be biennial, and shall com.
mence on the shIrd Monday Of Jsnuary
next ensaing ths electlou of members Of
she Assembly, unless Ehe Goversor Of the
State shall, 50 the Interim, eenYsn8 tie
Legislature 5y proclamation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

amendment number sir Of Section usirty.
three Of article four Of the Constitution,
asJottosos:
Section thirty. y.three: The members OF
the Legislature shall receive for their
services compensation to be fixed by
law, and paid ous of tho public treasury,
but no increase of such compensation
shall take effect during the term for
which the members of either house shall
have been elected; PROVIDED, that an
appropriation may be made for the paw
ment Of such actual expenses as the
members Of the Legislature may incur
for postage. express charges. newspapers
and stationery, not exceeding the sum Of
sixty dollars. for any general or special
session. to each member; AND FURTHER
MORE PROVIDED, that the Speaker Of the
Assembly aud President of tire Senate
shall each, during the time of their actual
attendance a. such presiding officers, re-
ceive an additional allowance of two
dollars per diem.
Amendment nanlber eight Of Section nam.
Der seventeen Of article fre ofthe Gen.
Stitntsoh as .J0HoUs:
Amend Section seventeen of Article v.
of the Constitution of the State of Ne.
vads by entirely repeating and striking
out the same.
amendment number nine of Section Mirtg
tpo Of Article. fonr of the Constellation
as foiloios:
Section thirty.two. The Legislature
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

.--s Witness my hand. and the
seal of the Bosra of County
I SEAL. Commissioners. at Winnie.
muccs. Nevada, this 29th
F day Of January, A ID, 1889.
L. f. Dunn, County Clerk.
And ex-Officio Clerk of the Board OF
County Commissioners of Humboldt
County, Nevada.
The relIs.
At said election the polls shall be
opened not later than 5 o'clock A. M.
aad with continue open until o'clock p.
M, except one hour for recess ae any
time before o'clock in the afternoon.
Precincts. Polling Places, Judgea and
Inspectors.
Lake. No. Joseph Hill, Judge; Geo.
Lovelock and j. II. Thles, Inspectors.
Polling place, Justices Office.
Rye Patch, No. 5-W. T. Hsles,
Judge; j. Fl. Wash end Albert French,
Inspectors. Polling place, Geo. Young's
hotel.
Lasssn. No. 6-Peter Woolcock,
Judge; Joseph Ferraro and Peter Organ,
Inspectors Polls at Woolcock's hotel.
Buena Vista, No. S-J. Nj. Brown,
Judge; Geo w. Rutherford and d. w.
Joi nson, Inspectors. Polls at Jacob
Wagaman's house.
Pleasant Valley, No. 9-Cephss
Kyle, Judgp; NJ. Il Bushee and Joseph
Miller, Inspectors. Polls at Bushels
house.
Sierra. No. lO-Charles Gegg. Judge:
Stephen Thomas and John Nelson, In
spectors. Polls at Stephen Thomas's
house.
Union, No. ll-Daniel Harkins, JUDI e;
William Owens and A. T Gibson, In
spectors. Polls at the District Attor-
ney's office.
Gold Run, No. l2-Hi Long, Judge;
Albert Lay aud n. Balm. Inspectors.
Polls at A. Gintz's house.
Bartlett Creek, No. l4-Lsroy Arnold,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01
PROCLAMATION
by THE
Beard ofCOunty Commissioners
Of
Humboldt County, Nevada.
special Election Asoaday, Reb-
ruary 81, 1889.
ArOrIcR is HERERY GIVEN THAT

~ en aonaay the II day Of February,
A. d. keE ae several elecsion gr.-
cinctsAs sbt County IL Hun1kol6t, ssas
Of Nevsds, hereinafter namsd. al eleeDou
viii bs held ioE the adoption or rejection
Of the following proposed amerdmsn;s 10
the Constitauon Of the State Of Nevada,
to-wit;
Amendment number one Of Section number
tco Of Article four of tie Constitution,
as. .Jottoa0s:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

Amendment number nine of Section thirty
taoo Of article fonr of the Constellation
as foiloios:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

amendment number t,0eraty seceB, Of See.
ton one Of article sirteea ofthe Consti-
tuition, as (oilotc8.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-01

Amendment number eight Of Section mum
Der seventeen Of article fse ofthe Con-
stitution as folloUs:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02
The Candidate.
BY IgOLLTE REITER.

He is again It large. His name IS
announced in Il le proper place at the
head of the local column, and is now
public property.
Hemay appear clad in soft raiment,
with his mustachs waxed and curled,
claiming recog uition because he
thinks he is qualified" He may be
clothed IN sack cl 9th and ashes, ask
ing for the votes of the old settlers
because he was here before the
grasshOpper year. He may ask for
the Office because he was an old sold
Ter; or he may be honest enough to
ask it because he wants it. In what
ever guise he comes, he is bound to
be seen and heard. On his annual
trip over the county just to get
acquainted with the people will
strike the sturdy yeoman at his home,
in his field, in the shop or on the
highway, it matters not to him where.
and when he once gets the voters
ear he presents his claims for all
there IS in 1T" He tells Jones' warm
est friends that MIR. Jones is a gentle
man, that he is we'll qualified for the
place, deserves It, and If he can not
be elected he hopes Jones will be-"
He goes to another friend Of Jones
not quite so warm-and says: 'BIr.
Jones has withdrawn from the race.
He is sorry, too, for it gives Jackson
a clearer field, but Jones Is doing all
he can for him" He then says take
a smoke" and drives on.
In the town, among the politicians,
he sticks his thumbs in the armhoIes
of his vest, and, with his cigar point
ing to the nearest fixed star. he struts
I lp and down and tells how solid he
is .'all over the county.
Then the evening after the conven-
ito. he finds he has spent some mon
ey, lots of time, made a fool Of him
self on divers occasions, and that one
Of {. ne politicians has the place he
wanted
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02
D. 3 Bailey.s Trip to Colorado.

D. b Bailey's Trip to Colorado.
WHIEE River, Cot, June %, 1883,
O. FLEMING. Philipsburg. Kan.
Dear Strive reached this place
on the 18th inst. all right, excepting
tired and dirty. Horses stood the
trip well, and my wife is nuch i'm
proved in health. Found some very
rough places IN the mountains; also
some very pretty little towns nestled
among the hills. We found consid-
cradle bad weather on the trip. We
had heavy snow storm upon US in
South Park on the 9Th of June, but 1t
melted fast and only got about two
inches deep. This is Il bad climate
for me. The middle Of tie day is
very hot and nights very cold. Yes
terdaY morning the clothes were
frozen on the line, and there are
frosts all the year round or was last
year. When any crop is raised it con
sists of oats, potatoes, rye and grass.
But few farm at all. There is a great
quantity of stock here, but we see
none of it. It IS back IN the hills 10
or Is miles away We are far west
Of she range in the western foothills.
These hills are about three to six
hlnd red feet high above the valley,
and tt e valleys about 1000 feet above
sea level. The farms here are IN the
little va lleys or gulches between these
hills, Vi frying in width from forty
to eight y rods. They are fenced
from one hill to the other. Nothing
but a dear or mountain lion can
climb them. There is plenty of game
and trout here. Dick and Dave went
up ia the hills Thursday with another
man and anne back with a fine young
buck, and [ went out yesterday and
caught fine lot of trout, Weighing
about a pou I'd apiece. Tell Frank
Strain wish. he was here to help me
catch them. 1t is fine sport We
are going UP White river to a lake
soon, where the trout weigh five and
six pounds, an i there are bear and elk
there. We are waiting for the Der
ries to get ripe, which viii be in
about three wet ks. There are thous-
ands of acres of raspberries there,
and the bears go there to eat them.
The bOvs killed n bear a few davs
before we came, but the meat was
spoiled so we have had no bear meat
yet. There is no rain here to speak
of, and ferm without an irrigating
ditch is utterly worthless, and
would not give much for one with a
a ditch. D. B. BAILEY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02
Sumner,

Now dOeth the busy hum of the
threshing machine awaken pleasant
echoes throughout the land
It is rumored that several excurs-
ions from the East are coming this
way ere long, to view our country.
Let them comet They cannot fail to
be pleased, as the crops never looked
better, we are sure.
Mrs. Jennings, of Lawrence, is Wis
ting her brother, Mr.. Monk. She is
an ardent admrer of Kansas, having
lived within It's borders since before
QuantrelFs raid.
We have just heard Of the death of
MIR. Vertrees, of Republican CITY.
The sad intelligence carries grief to
many friends where he has minister
ed to their spiritual needs.
Mr.. Joseph Davis and family are
also in deep affection over the death
of a daughter. We are unacquainted
with the particulars of the sickness
and death of the dear one, but know
the friends will receive the sympathy
Of the community.
The township board meets at the
residence Of Mr.. Gustaye Jacoby on
Monday, July 18th.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02
PrairieyieW Business DIRECTORY

Post Master d " Tr,o,,.s
Notary Public II, r7z1 E1o,,,,r,,-
Justice Peace and Notary Public ID. D. BEzus.
DTu95ist and Fhys1cian. ..-...H. q. SPRAGUE.
General Merchants. d .,.... PoPPEN & VAN DEEsT.
.............D. W. THOMAS.
Logan Lumber Co, Manager. j. W. Bowman.
iI'iiSss Deaier ....- go. o. WI. HUNDER0AN.
Livery and Feed Stable. JoHv Cr-,r,,yas
hardware and Implements - ....J. s.. FARMER.
Blacksmith Shop ........... VIEzEEr BoLrE.
ouf store ..--....,.-.. Mrs. H. HoBsINs.
Carpenter and Contractor. ...........G ZwIERs.
Commercial Hotel .........-,....L. @. TAYLOR
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02

Having made special arrangements
with the publishers of the Topeka
Weekly Capital a splendid SPACE
family newspaper, published at To-
peka, aud worthy Of patronage, we
are enabled to offer the HERALD and
The Topeka Weekly Capital both.
one year, for $500.
Every Kansas man should have his
county paper for home news and 81
paper from the capital Of the State
Give this combination trial
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02
CONCERNING Timber Culture En-
tries.

i--A-@S 44A-BS4 culture En-
tries.
The Secretary Of the Interior in a
recent letter to the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, has modi-
fed the rulings in regard to time of
making proof on timber culture
claims, IN a very important manner.
The timber culture act of June IA.
1878, provides that any person who
shall plant, protect and keep in
healthy growing condition for eight
years, ten acres of timber on any
quarter section of the public lands of
the United States, shall be entitled to
a patent at the expiration of the said
eight years. Section 2 of this act
provides that no final certificate shall
be given or patent issued until the ex-
Piration of eightyears from the date
Of entry.
Land Commissioners Mcfarland,
Feb. 1, 80, held that one half of the
trees must have been actually grow
ing for eight years, and the remain
ing half four years to conform to the
terms of the act.
This Interpretation was sustained
in a subsequent decision which held
that the time of preparation of lands
should be computed as a part of the
eight years required in the timber
culture cases, and so the act provided
for three years cultivation Of land be-
fore planting. The effect of the ruI-
ing was to compute the period of Gull
tivation from the date of entry.
On June q, 1887, Commissioner
Sparks in a circular to registers and
receivers, directed that in computing
the period of cultivation the time
runs from the date when the total
number of trees required by the act
are planted, and the final proofs of
entrymen not having complied with
this rule were rejected.
Secretary Noble in his letter sus-
tains the ruling made by Sparks, but
says inasmuch as the department
from the time of the passage of the
bill up to the date of June u, 1887,
enormously construed the true spirit
and intent of the act, and in pursu-
ance thereof numerous entries have
been made under the law as thus. pro
mulgated, amounting to some $500
or more, that such entries should be
protected under the construction thus
given the act, giving such construc-
ton all the force and effect of law.
Were it not so great wrong and in
convenience would result.
The Secretary therefore directs
that the rule in the case of Henry
Hooper in point be SO modified as to
hold that all entries made under the
act as construed, from Feb. 1, 1882.
up to June q, 1887, should pass to
patent, and all entries made after the
announcement of that doctrine should
be governed and controlled by the
principles therein enumerated.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02

Doc Hamilton reports that In com
ing to town this morning he ran over
a large rattlesnake which wound
around the wheel and came topping
over into the buggy, three or four
times as the wheel reyOlved He was
badly scared, he says, but he killed
the snake, which is the first one this
year Osborne Journal
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-02

Th location of the Industrial
sehO, j was settled last Saturday, by
the Z purchase of the north site'' by
the city, the price given being
SIS 20. The balance Of the purchase
mon ey was raised by subscription.
k4aB work on the building viii begin
aalN as coon as the proposals for the
olls can be advertised Bekot Ga
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Die mterNuflidt Oe5 Section 8or=
manns" gbas. 3eu9eu, itebenben Giieu.
babn Irbeitcr cr6ielteu lesten Cams.
tag, iuGbrtno lie cine Mei(e unter6alb
unIerer Staot ON 8u5nbette beIhGfti9t
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81 fommcu NM Der Wunnidnft be5 Gon=
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beg GilenbabnbammeS ausbeiiern gu
bclfen. 0a Oieielben sur @inDullng
bes 3n9e8 nur tucni9 i3eit iibri9 batten,
trieben Tie ben Sanbfarren, auf benz Tie
fubren, TO raid uls mDsli6 iiber bas
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9efult9eu. IaeS sing gut, Biz al elmer
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ben, mpbei5err5r. 8uners OIL ber56uls
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gen erlitt. Die ilbrigen 9(r5eiter famen
nit benz Sdteden unb einisen @6iirf.
oauon. 8areib lieB ii6 bier bon
9r. @aiie Iotbperbdnoe nnlesen NIB
reiite am udditen Gage nu9 ct. 2ouis
Spspital Der Giienba9ngeie1l6aft.
Sofentli6 iuiro er balh ,uieber pollitdns
big 6ergeItelt 5uriidfebren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Sn allen 9rDBeren uno audi in flcines
ren Stdoten iuiro bic buuoertidbrtse &C.
benffeIer Der EMANCIPATION 8aibingz
toms an 80. 8. SO. in feier1id.r @eiie,
be9nu9en lucrben uto bDffentli6 iuiro
9ermanu feline Nusna6me III a6en, ion=
bern bieien Gag in banfburer Grinner<
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lnb Die bur1 i'm sei6uffcneu @o6ltba.
ten u~nlerer ireien Re9ieruug, piirbie
%feicrr. Sis 5rln 80. 4pril iinb's nur
nod II Gage uno iollten baber DIOR
Die einleitenben S6ritte CUR 8%erauital>
tun9 Der 5eier 9etban iperben. Our
@rrel6ung oieies 3Wcdes I6fn9en mir
Dor cine Serlammlltns Der Siirser ant
Nbeno i'll ber Gon5ertbaue ab>
SuDalien. EotriUten beraus!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Serr Sos. Setting tuurbe lebtenS amsz
tag bonn 8oitbepartment als 8oitmeis
iter fir uniere Gtaot ernunnt. 9aB
NIT benz &esisrunsswebiel aud elm
@e9iel in Der 8eiesuns Der bielisen
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glepelanb's COMMUNICATION ernannte
Snbabcr bes @mtes, Serr Or. @ttmuelz
Ter, Dor etli9en 8uden feline &eIisnar
tipn Gin, bic anseuommen unSSerr 9eilz
ing als beiien Nu9fulger i'm Inite ers
haunt iuuros. Serr 2eiiin9 bate feir1er
Mitbewerber I'M biele Stelle uno mar
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unlerer Gtabt ibu al5 8Oitmeiiter er'
Haunt gu ieben. Die Srnennun9 2tii=
ins's, Die iufolge Der &%eIi9nation DEG
Srn. Or. gttmueller rnIber eriolgte
ais bier crluartet wurbe, lit cine ieDr
quite, iuUbtuerbiente uuo u~1gemein be-
f~riebi9eube.
Der bisbcrise Yoitmcilter, Serr 9r
Gttmuener, Der unbrideialib nit BEN
/. II. 81. ieine5 STEELE all ieinenNa6folsei
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Serrn2eiiins iuerbet mir einen tii6tiger
8otmeiiier erbalten uno bat Die &e
sierlung iii ieiuer Grnennun9 9eiuil
feinen MlBariff setban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

llebcr oas III Sebalia erfo1gte Nble.
ben Der 5rau Caroline 8fotenbauer,
9eb. S9ueB, elmer frlberen Sermanner.
in, e%ntnebmen mir benz b~orti9en Sour
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burger 6erOinunO Sfotenbarer, ben be-
f~anuten uno belize bten Suti9er bes Qbs
licferun9 siuasens Der Sebafia 8%ranerei,
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Morseu ibm uno ben fInf 8inrern I'M
Ilter bon 2 big 9 Sabren nad MIR fur
scr Srunfbeit am 9aitrii9eu 5ieber
our6 Den Sob entriiien tuuroe.
Die SeritOrbene errei9te Elm atlter
polt rtlr 80 Sabreu, mar III @irtten
berg 9cboren unb fam als 8iub na9
0to., mo lie 10 Sabre lebte
unO iib nit DEM lie iiberlebenbeu Cat
ten perbciratbcte, Der iid Dor etiua
a6t Sa6reu i'll SeOalid ais @teb9er
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Der Sebalia 8rGuerei angeltelt lit.
Der ibtuer9epriifte @atte, Der cine
9uusfrau oerloren, uno Die Der
Wutter berau6ten unerSo9enen Sinber
3 &naben ur6 2RdO9en) birfen Ser
llIsemeiten 5pmpatbie 4Ier, Die Die
fennen, uerii9ert iein."
Die folsenoeu 8ertuanoten Der Ser
torbenen aus u~nierer Stabt, reiiten less
CIT Samstag nod Seoulia I'm bent 8e=
irdbniie bei5uUobnen: 5rnu Gbas.
5rau Nu9. 59ues uub 5rau
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I Seoalia blieb urt ii6 Der Rutter 10
b~cruubten @aiien onjuuebs
leil.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Gum eriten Wtale miro bieies Sabr
unIere beuti6e Gtaot Serntanr auf benz
9urnfeite bes norbamerifanii9en Suru=
erbunbes uertreten iein. SaifeGbe fin.
bet in ben Ta9en uom21 Biz. 26. Sum-
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Gbeil Der 8oIten tragen 81 belfen, bat
Der @erein beidloiien am 25. Mai eia
S9auturnen ubjubulten in iueldeln ale
fir bas sruBe gurnieit pursei9riebenen
l1ebunsen oorsefibrt tuerber. uno beiien
fir ben senunnten Swed be-
itimmt lit u1to labeu mir buber nlIe Ser
manner 81 redt 5ohlreidem 8eiud eirt.
Ons Gomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

Die Serren Gbas. Sad, SOicpb
8Opce mo S6os. 9pnd bon ct. 2ouis,
Mit9licoer Der S%ereinigun9 after 5euz
erleute famcn III letten Spnnta9 mad
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erluebr ein uebereinfontnten gu treffen
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lucroc Die ulte '6anofeueriprite .@uib,
tngton" ra6 ct. 2ouis 81 nebn,en ,uu
oieIclbc bel DEM jlr @aibi19ton Gen:
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mar Der critic bon Der burtuli9ens 81 .2ouiz
ier reiiuiai9en6eueriuebr benubte 20ids
apparat ul,o miro iii bent 5u peranItnlt,
enocn llmjllge einen prOminenten Ylnb
eiunebmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-04-19

9ebten 5ornta9 iurb in Der Concert
Safe cine ~9eriammlun9 pon SIr9ern
unlerer Stabt, beinnbe ausI6ltcB Bid
@ei6Gftsleute, itatt, I'M iiber bic 3iueds
mdBisfeit Der Grridtuns elmer r@reamz
erp" ju beratber. 9err Or. gttmueller
lpuree als 8oriiber urb Serr @m,
Stinger als Sefretdr eriudblt, t%uorauf
pom @oriiber ein 8rief BON iSerrn S.
Sones, einem Iseuteu ber Davis
ultO 8antin Manufacturing Comp,
bsr9eriammtuns pOrselest tuurbe. Sn
bieIem Sdreiben erfunbist ii6 Serr
S;ones Oh es mD9li9 ipdre in eineln
llmfreiie por s Biz 10 Meilen bic
Ntilf bon etrpa 500 Bis 600 Siben 81
c~rlau9en uuo pb lid unlere Slrseri6ait
al benz 8etriebe elmer 9lnitalt fir Die
Se~rurbeitung Oieier Mild in Butter
uno SEA- e betbeilisen iuiirbe. @r erbut
li9 i'm Safe bab Die Mild gu bubeu
luGre unb unIere 8Irser Gin Sntereiie
an 0em Suitunoefommen beS llutes'
nebmens 5eisten, bicrber 81 fpnmlcn uno
Die ndGere IusfunIt iiher Den Setrie6,
Martt fir oas Groouft uno 10 peiter
gu 9cbcn. Nu6 fur5er 8eipre6un9 in
lpel6cr Die Sortbeile erluG9t luurs
ben iuel6e Die grri6tung zines
oerartigen @ei6dftes fir I'LL lere
Staot 6abcn miroe, waro Der
Setretdr erludt Dem 6errn mit5u:
tbeilen, oaB Der Iniidt Der Inrueieu.
ben nad bic Mil6 fir Die @erarbeitun9
III Butter Ooer 8dle bier gu babeu mare
uno ipenn Die 8iirger'pon Der Gidtigz
felt Der III leinem Sriefe an9esebenen
@epinre BEL einem oernrtigeu @ei6dfte
ii6e.Seu9t iueroen tDnnteu, e5 ni6t an
Dem n6tbi9en Sapital feblen iuilroe Inn
Die Yldne bes S6reibers 5ur Iusfil6rz
ING 81 ~brin9cn. 9ie grri6tuns zines
gtubliiements, iuel6es td9li6 bie2Rild
BON 500 bis 600 SG6cn pernrbeiter
fGunte, iuuroe nl6t rur fir ote 8e:
ipo6ncr ~unIerer stabt niibli6 fem ION
bern ou6 beu 5r!mern i'll Der Ndbe
Der Gtuot SIT 9roBcm &ortbeile &C.
rcidcn, bu cs monhe bcrlclben i'll
Stnno lebeu uiiroe ibre %fleiuell
Gar5elen, Die iid ,tidt nit Yroft
gum Inbau bon @ei5cn poer auberen
@ctrciocnrtcn ei9ner, in 9ras 5u ideu
uno ais @eibe fir lire 8iibe
Su benuseu. Seoenfall5 lit bic
Sade enter crnI ttid)en Griud9uu9
pertb uno e3 Io1te uns freucn iucll1
oas llntcrncbnen gu Stanbe fdme,
ocru CO iuiiroc uie1 @clo in unIere
Na16arldaft bringcn, iue16es inns iebt
uerlorcu 9eIt. 2ano Butter briu9t
our 3eit in ct 9puis uur 7 biz II Gents
tudbrenb Creamery" bon 20 biz 25
Gents iucrtb 1T mo bur6 bas III bielcn
Gtubliiiements %an9ciuanbte Ieriabren
miro aus bcrlelben Guantitdt Otil9
ni6t nltr Before Ionbcrn uu9 me9r But
ter %Qeluonltel1.
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&nabrn<NnlIac.
Cine gruBe Gusuabl Snabenan5ii9'
BON $500 auflpdrts bel
8rubpt & S6erer.

Serr 5rib Surff, eli, nabe 9rate
lupbn6ufter 5nrmer bat burd ieinen
9lbpotaten, 9rn. @eniel, 9e9en leiner'
9a6bar, @ru. 9Dermaltn eine auF
$4,000 luutcnoe S6aocnerlabfla9e oil,
bdnsig ecmlaGt. Srrff beibuloi9t
9uermarn eilt ulerldubteS SerhGGtniB
nit ieincr (aorff's) 5rau unterbalt'n
uno oaourb Iein 5amilien9lilt 5erlt0rt
III buben. Ser SAT- ipirb III Der ndf,
fen sibuns Deg 9reisseri6ts sur Ser
bunoluno fommen.