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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-10
The Democratic Caucus.

The Democrats of New Ulm, about
thirty of them, held caucus at Turner
Hall on Thursday evening for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the county
convention at Sleepy Eye. p. G. Panl
acted as chairman of the meeting and
Gustav Fischer as secretary. The real
business for which the caucus was
called was disposed Of at once, and the
following gentlemen were chosen as del
egates: NJ. Mullen, f. G. PAIL, Fred
Pfaender, Albert Behnke, A. j. Eek
stein, Francis Baasen, Albert Bogen,
Theo. Mueller, R. Pfeferle, L. Schmelz
w. t. Eckstein, Jos. Flor, Geo.
Schmidt and Julius Krause.
AS soon as these had been elected, c..
w. H. Heidemann rose to his feet and
said that he had resolution to offer.
With that he drew a scrap of manu-
script from his pocket and read a reso-
tion, which was to the effect that the
| delegates who were elected at that
meeting should be instructed to use all
honorable means to have the name o
E. G.. PAIL presented as candidate for
lieutenant governor on the state ticket.
After reading it he went on in point
ed speech to say that, while he knew
that the Democratic press and promi-
nent Democratic leaders had brought
out PAIL for the position of state treas
urer as well as for congress, he knew
also that the Republicans had honored
two of New Ulm's citizens with nomin-
ations for those places and he could not
see that any thing could come Of putting
up a New Ulm man against them on
the Democratic ticket but bitter local
fight, that would be void of desirable
results. He had an idea too that the
bringing out of PAIL for these offices
originated with prominent St. Paul peo-
pie who were political and personal en-
emies OF the Republican candidates. If
such was the case he denied the right of
the party to drag himself or the demo-
Gratis of New Ulm into sides in fight
| that was was started out Of personal
envy and spite. Neither did he think
that Mr.. PAIL would lend himself to
such scheme or that he had the de-
| sire or the time to accept of either Of
flee. He then showed wherein Mr.. PAIL
would be a suitable and strong candi-
date for lieutenant governor. The idea
met with favor and when vote was
taken en- the resolution it was passed
without a dissenting vote. Mr.. PAIL
then arose, and, addressing those pres
ent as fellow Democrats, thanked them
for their vote of confidence and told
them that while he could have the nom
nation for the state treasurership for the
asking, he would not accept of it under
any consideration. He realized that
such q step would not only place his
own and the friends Of Col. Bobleter in
New Ulm in q peculiar position, but
that it would also divide the German
vote. Should he be given the nomina-
ton, however, for the second place on
the ticket, he was confident that the
German vote would be united for him
as against Ives, the temperance man
from St. Peter, and that the party
would be in a better position to poll q
full vote,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-10

Buy the Rockford watches. They
are the best and most reliable. Fol
sale by F. w. Hauenstein.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-10

Friendship rings are still the latest.
They are neat, pretty, and stylish.
Come and see them at F. w. Hauen-
stein S.
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Sine meme ,,Tens ssraac"


Die Sbee, bob es Elm mitthihoftIiher
Geblgrif III, bic Carmen nit bergen 3u
umi6IieBen, itaft nut bic fur Weibe.
pIdbe fur bas gieb behimmten 9dnbes
reien burd @infriebisungen bon Dem
aferianbe ab3ui6lisben, geminnt aud
in Seras INNER mebr an Boben unb 1T
in Der ltbten 3eit bdufig in Der 2otals
prefe gum @egenfanbe Der 8efpredune
gemadt morbeu.
Neuerbines bat bic 8onbam rNstps"
uieber III einem ldngeren Nttifel biefe
fir bic Gninideluns unb 6Drberung
Der adsrbauli9en Snterefen 10 bo9s
pidtige Grage er6rtert.
Ra9bem fe barauf sblngemieien bat,
baB He in pielen 2dnbern guropas, unb
in~sbeion5ere in Deuti9lanb gar ni9t
borfommen, unb Elm %bolfdnbig IN,
betanntes Ding lei. irsenb elm Slid
0teb frei unb obne 6iituns berumIaufen
gu lafen, unb baB bieies Wirtbf9afts,
perfabren ni6t allein In dfeibii6er Be-
3iebung bon ppbltbuenber Mirfung iei,
fon5ern i1 au1 aus @riinSen elmer ges
funben Oefonomie empfebIe, fdbrt fie
fort: vllnb fur bic Nderbau > 9ifrifte
unieres Staates, Dor aqem aber fir bic
prdrieldnoereien bon WorbsSeras tpirb
binnen furser 3eit, in Elm ober spsi
Sabren fGDn, biefe Geuafrage fi9 dig
cine bon tDeitrei9enber Bebeutung in
ben 8brbergrunb feIen. Shon iebt
1T bas 2anb bier beinabe boQfdnbig
aufgefenst. Wenn Semanb beute Noros
teras bereitf, 10 muB er feinen Weg faft
una5ldifig bur9 einaei9lOfene Stra.
Zen iuden, uub bieie StraBen geben i'm
3id3af baIo in bieier, balb in Der ents
| gesenssfebten &i6tung, 10 bob bic gnts
fernung bon benz Nusgangspuntte Der
Strfde, nel6e man out9reift, big 3u
benz Beiitmmungsorte faft boppelt 10
groB mirb, tpie fe in geraber 2inie iein
tpiirbe.
Da brdngt fi9 benn naturgemdB bic
Grose an!: plrbe es nidt bsfet uub
piattifher fem unb cine bebeutenbe
9oiteneriparniB i'm @efolae babeu,
menn nur cine 10 grobe Strede 2anbes,
ME fe fir bic @iebpirtbfdaft nbtbis
eti6eint, bur6 Genaen eingefriebist
Diirbe, bas beiBt alfo, tpenfi man m | I
Der Ginfen5ung bes alder.
b anlanbes gan5 unb gar n
@nbe ma6te2
! Dos Gutter, tDel9es bas frei berum.
laufenbe 0ieb bier nod inoet, 1T 10 uus
bebeutenb unb bon 70 gerineem Be.
LANCE, baB es gar nidt in 8etra6t fom.
men fam; ales 0ieb, pel6er Mrt es
aud fei, muB iebt i6on beiseihttert
ober In eingefriebigteH Weibepldben aes
halten werben, tuenn es ngut tbun" fo0.
Oa erf6eint es bod f6er als burd
NiBlidteitsridRdten geboten, insbeion.
bere aud a.s unenblid bi0iger, bas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tar Sas SSns
9enblatt $3.50.
Reiienbe. u geutsu:
s. g. 8ui@.
&pbert Wenmiger.
~. S9prpbinD.
8 . T q | g.
San Nntpnip, 16. Wpril 80.
MlIerlef.

San antonio, 16. Ipril 80,
9llerlet.
= Serr Jetbinanb 6erff, Der i%obiale
8antier, nSddelpatt" Der Staot San
Mntonio unb 8ice : prdfbent bes
r8eetboben Mdnnerdor", f~eierte geifsrn
Mbenb ieinen 1~5idbrisen 6odseitstag.
Ser @eiauge0 erein -etidier in corpore,
um tenn geiddbten Mitaliebe unb behen
liabensmiirbiesn @attin gu grotu
liren, uno bel @efang uub gsderflana
unb man9 nohlitliirter &soe pei loB
Der Nbenb aufs onseuebmfte.
: MbOIpb g. ulrid unb 2i33ie
Wagner IisBen fi6 bonn County Glett
cine 9eiratbs : 9'cena ousftenen. Sic
Srauung faab I'm Qauie beg Germ vs..
Bieper an Der 6. StraBe ffatt.
= Gen. 6taubt, elm alter 5tamms
sait i'm &;eorber.@ ert6te, 1T porIdufs
benz @oun1p @efdnsniB iibermieien
tuorben. eeiu @e~i1es3ufano fol- ei>
rer geuousn prifung unter5ogen wer'
ben.
= 8ei1ern Nbeno fan5 bic Srauung
bes 9errn Gbmarb 8. eengg. Bud.
batter i'm @eiddfte bes 6ru. Sic.
Seugg. nit Grdulein @lifabeth s.
Mtper, Der So6ter oes 6errn Weinz
bdnblers S9no5 Wseper, itatt. NaG
her Srauung peteiniste i'm 0auie BET
@ltern ber Braut Elm iolennes sod,
aeitsmabI bic 8dffe. Das iunae paar,
benz mir Sic her3Ii6Hen @lidpinfds
5urufen, begab fd nit benz Mbeno3uge
nod Stem Orleans, um Bort bic glitter.
modem 3u3ubrinsen
= 8iele unierer bieRgen 8ausun.
ternebmer f9einen bic Seitenpege fit
lift pribateigenthum gu balten. In
ben 5ablreiden Neubauten lam mai
oiefslbsn nur nit 9~ebensgefobr pal
iren.
= Was it tenn nit ben fdotiiher
Wrbeiten in Be3ug auf bic QnIage be,
S~eitentpege log 9ie'e Nrbeiten fiuf
ffeQenweiie = 10 an Der Watagotba:
StraBe = D6lig gum Sti0itanb gefom.
men. Dabei aber liegen 5teine, ST.
1911 unb @rbe auf ben seitentpegeu,
10 bob biefelbeu gum She'll b6nis ber.
barrifaoirt finb.
= Nm %. Wpril peranfalten BIZ
6erren Menbeliobn unb Marr Elm
aroBes Concert.
= Golgenbes inb bic in Der getri'
gen 3iebuus Der 2ouiiiana staats=
2oiterie gesogehen 0auptsewinEe
81, 1903; ~. 1894; Al,
= Nl9 langen unb fdpsren 2sibsu
farb gefern Mbenb s br Il in
u dermann, geb. Bring, i'm Nlie,
BON 81 3abren. Das 2eideubegdns'
nib fanb heute Na6mittag unter 3ahl.
rei@er 8etbeilieung Der Greunbe TN,
0erpanbtsn Der Nerbli9enen bon
Srauerbauie (301 2ibe DAT Str aus
ffatt.
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I'm Der gIustiu. strake

befinben fi6 San Nntonio's Cooper
age Works.; Der 8efiBer berielben III
9err Ger. 81 anorD. Nur 5abris
tate ber beften unb bollfommeniten Nrt
geben aug bieiem g%tablihement berbsr.
9err Wanorp, Ja9manu bur6 unb
bur6. beauffdtist ieine Werfitdtten
felber, unb BARN uno in ber 0erpenz
bung bes beiien Wiaierials uno bes
8ef6dftiguag Sefdidter Nrbeiter 1T
Der itaunenswertbe @rfoIs ieiues Gee
oddities 3u iu6en. sDauerbaft, an.
ipre6enb unb preiswerib" 1T iein Wot=
TO, bas er aud bel ben tleiniteu Nuftrdsen
ni9t auBer a@t ldBt, nesbalb 6ars
fner, bic GiferHen, 6afer, Sanfsu Il. T. ~.
brau6en, fd bertrauensbol IN i'm
peuben.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS
(2orbeers ShgeI.)

Dies III Der eiu5ige 9iigel in BET um=
gebung bet Stabt, Der erreiGbar 1T,
obne baB man giienbabnen treusen
ooer an fleinen 9Gtten boriiber mub.
Die 8erbeferungen ftnb ale borahsli@
uno Die 5troben iinb beinabe big gu
oieiem tpunoetI6Dnen Sigel g1aoirt.
ST liegt 100 SUB bo9 iiber Der Gtabt
uab oje hhbF9efeH 0duier liegen iii
ieiner Rdbe.
8ietet Die f6DnTe Stusiidt.
STE reinffe SUIT II. Der bette gdbatten.
8rettefte straRea mnb Mnennes.
Sic idDnite nt,o seiiinSefte Gage 1T
Der gtaot.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere gdumt
uno Strdu6er, ME 2ebensei6e, Wee'
iathe, Ngarita, 2ogbeer uno perf=
mouen, angepflanste Sdat.
teubdume UNI ieben 8lod,
Sn bielem Glima finb S9atten.
b dumeu nb Seebriie melentli6.
Die 6auptr6bren Der Waferz uno @as,
Ieitung geben big gu ben 8aupldben
uub werben iebt meiter sefibrt.
San Bebro, Selfnap, 9Dmarb, Stain
uub Wcguaougt>N benue Iallfen brett
bur9 bas @%igentbum.
9as Gigentbum lie9t big anf eine
Mseile tnnerbalb ber gtabtsrensen.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine 6ront bon
so SUB, bic Quenues haben cine Breite
bon 80 SUB unb Bic Maeps cine foIde
bon 20 6uB uub iiub in Der Sbat $1,000
mertb. i'd Desfaufe aber ieBt On
9 Id E, Die bouen mDlIen, bic
Got fir $2%00-$40O. Nadbem meb.
rere 0duier auf9eiubtt morben fino,
perbe i6 bic prsiie erb6hen, big Nle
Uerfauft unb nit DEN i66nfien 6duiern
i'll ber 5tabt Sag Intonio bebaut inb.
8~ebingungen. Elm gieriel baar; &eii
cuff luuse 3eit nit 8 prp3ent 3inien.
Weroen 6duTer icfo,t in Nnerif gez
nommen, lit Eaar ; N~nsablung nidt
erforoerli9.
Wir winidlen 8etbeferungen 81 bas
ben, ni9t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
So. All Sit ; 6oufoH StraBe, Sam
Matonio. Seras.
C \ (c M : ~, C;on+4hA, ,nx
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&c +.

Office bes Gitp Collector.
San Nntonio, IA. Npril 1890.
Q1e pe,fonen. pel6e gu Waher FIR
gemd1erun8s 3wede bere6tist iinb,
merben hierburd aufgeforbert, ibre
Wa7erIeuern 81 be5ablen.
Gb ID. &if6e,
@itD Collector.
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Ray 8sR6tiet bel pancoaF &
g 0 b ben groBen 8orratb e%leganter
@n3iige fir bieie Gaiiou BON SO aufs
pdtts. Die bsiten Waaren fur biQiges
Gel0! Seine fertige Nnatige, bon ben
befen 5dueibern bergefelt.
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u Bebor nc cine Gsiis unlers
nimmt, faufe man cine rs Gents 6Iai1e
bon gbamberlain's GoIifz, GboIeras
unb Diarrboe.M itiel. gs III meiftens
notbtpenbig unb bann iebr wstthpou.
@irft MILD uno fiber. Sum 8ertauf
bel q. @obn & So , s. 9alis per 6
Sobn unb alen Druggiften.
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sg- uniere Npotbeferfrma SIPS &
SiIbertbOrn Edit pdbreno Der
gan3eu Na6t Dffen, unb es 1T baielbft
tpdbreno Der 3eit fiets Elm gutter apos
tbefer hor3ufinoeu.
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say Den reelIfen Mertb in 0errens
Nusitatiuuss egenfdnben finbet man
bel P%ancpah & 6pbn. Sebt
uniere $1.9emben, rs @ts. @trumpfe
Il. /. To.
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1nrf Qnton 8abaiwil, belt q

= 5trf anton 8abyipil, belt aus
fanss Mdr3 in feinen bel Winst in RuB.
lanb gelesenen Wdlbern cine 8dren'
jagb ab, gu welder mebrere fartli6e
Yerionen gelaben paren. Inter ben
Sasbgdfen befanb fi9 au9 Elm Sobn
bes Ser3oss BON Ratibor. melder BON
eiuem bur9 ibn bertpunoeten 8dren
anse9riifsn unb erbebli1 Derlebt ipor'
ben lit.
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500 5tide Gren6 Gateens, bas
5Rbi6efe unb Wobernie, su 20 Gents
per Oarb bel Sosfe 8ros.
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Lake View.

Munberbabfde 8iaas2ois gum 8ers
fauf. Settle Steus TT miinidensmers
iher unb %au3iebsnbsr als biefe in Der
unesg2nb ton San Wntpnio. 9eiudt
bieies reissube 6lsf6en @roe, pldne
mo YreiStifen f6nNen 1T &eal Gfatez
Bureaus urb In Ser Office Der @eieQz
i1aft, SEC. 8 Gait Soufonz5t IT., eiage=
ieDen tperben.
New En0Iand land Ga.
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500 Slide 6ren6 @attens, bas
5hbi6ete uno MobernIte, gu 20 @ents
per Oaro bel Soste Bros.
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500 Slide Ireud> Sateens, bos
9ibi6effe unb Moeernfe, gu 20 @enis
Der Yarb BET Soste Bros.
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tag Moberne 0ate in Strob uub
5iIB in Ben beljebteiien Gocons: 8uns
lop. Gnor pn0 Stetion.
Baucpdn e Spbn.
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~ Wabeti Dis Bant beaablt 4
Sr03ent 3inien fir 3eitsS epofiten.
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New England Land Co.

500 Slide Tren6 Satesns, bos
9hbi6eFte uno Wobernfe, 5u 20 Gents
per Oarb BET Sosfe 8rps.
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Ses- 81. gobu & &c., s. Ralteper &
5obn uno anoere 9rusgiHen tptirben
gbamberlain's 9ufenmittel nidt ems
pfeblen, tpenn es nidt gut ndre. IS
1T ipe3iea FIR bic 9eiluns bon grfdls
tungem. Group, 6ufien &c. bersefielt
unb bas wirtiamite Mittel in iOl9en
HGfen.
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ST.. s. 6. 8reeoins, 3nbnar3t.
OfIics No. 231 of : Soulton 6traBe,
san NntDuio. SpreGt bd ibm Dor!
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sa5- 8uui6en Sic einen feinen mo.
berneu @u5ug aemadt2 @eben sic 80
Bancoaft & 5obn. Die feinlten
importirten 5toffe fiuben sic bD1t.
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SEER 6. $. M,aaer in Der Wsft>
Commerce : @traBe hdlt tets bas boQs
fommenffe 2aser in 3eidenmateriaz
lien, $apeten, Sarben, @las, @piegel.
glas, 8iloerrabmen. Girnihea unb allen
3ei1nens unb Malersn tenIilien. Giinffs
Ierif1 ausgefibrie gilber uno Sta.uets
ten Il. finb in elmer iebensmertben Gals
lerie our Mnfidt uab gum 8erfauf auss
getelt. Sn Sapeten uub 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bas @ei9maduo1fe uno
Neuele bort gu inben.
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8ieb our6 Jen8ea oon benz aderbau'
LAMB abgei6lOhen gu balten unb bic DO.
hen Soften fir Die Nbi6lieBurg oes
5armIaubes III Wesfaa gu brlngeH,
gart5 abgeieben BON benz groben WDr'
tbeii, ooB bic 6ffsntliden 8erfebrsfra
Zen bann gang geraoe uno oft iiber 2aMo
gelegt tperben t0nnten, 5as be1er fur
StraBen3utfe 9eeignet tDdre. Niat
allen tpitrbe bieIe iebt unnilb per'
brau9te 3sit - unb 3eit 1T betanntlid
@elo - bur6 %fir3ere Straben geipart
uerben, es miiroe Gu6 meniger Wrbeii
unb @elb foften, bic 8ertebrsuege IN
gutem Stanbe gu balteu.
Sebenfals perlobnt es fd, bic Gen5s
frage aud ftr Wetteras griinbli6er tn
@rmdgung gu 5iebeu bann mirb ibre. So.
flung aud nur nod cine Grage Der 3eii
- uno bofeatlib fur5er 3eit = iein.
sr Gs 1T ernieien. CAB Gbomber'
lain's 6ufenmittel bic li9e,te unb bet'
Mfebi5in 1T, bic uod bis iebt bergeitea
wurbe aur 9eilung afuter Gals uni
2ungens& rantbeiten, mie grtdltunger
unb @roup. Gum Berfauf bel q
@obu & Co., s. 2alteper & 5obn uni
alen Druggiften.
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SalpattcnsSe 1T, mas Gu n6ibiS bait, I'M hid 70
fcTt pcn 3abnIhmer5eu gu %befreteu. Sine 25s9eut Sla
fte ptrt etr Elm games 5abr sausrn
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s@m0he MGmMer.

pelbe TIRE ppue M.annesfraft unb GlalttSttat bes
Settles richer gu erldnBeH irduitet, iclten nlht periau,
9rantenseifihteu e~rlauterte, reiblid auS9etuttete
yBert sitt autI6luB nber Elm neties SetIperiabret,
ipcourh Iduienoe i~nnerbalb ~tlrieIter 3eit pbne Yeruf8s
Koruna BON Observation-Disclosures tro ben sscIs
gen oct Sneemofanoen polItansis rteberbersetelt
purheu. Setlperfabren ebenlo einfad ais biQia. Sober
ietn eisener Gr3t. Shidt rs @ents tn Stamps unS SIR
bstommt has gu4 ~periieseIt uno franco BuseIbttt Spn
n. cir, Relp Spr, q. .,
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Laurel Heights Office,
So. AT Ot 5ouioH StraBe, Sun
Matonio, Segas.
SAP 6. Ibams...... gigentbtmer,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
A ee pIesea veler.

EDITOR JoURNAL,-MISER On Sep teniher 10th, loaded my burro with bacon. beans and four and demilohn, (the latter for medical purposes only ID case of emergency and copy Of the JouRSAL-MIEER containing the pro eeedings of the late democratic conyen- tion. in my pocket, for perusal at leis, ure for the benefit Of my mind and ss a sample of the latest literature. pro cured willow switch and started for my camp in AutOcrAt hollow. Ca the road, weary contemplating the beauties of nature and the sameness of cactus, 1 yanked out the paper and read the pro- ceedings. l got along until l reached the report ot the committee on plat form. The first speaks of the time- honored principles ani devotion to the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of I7sS. Shadowy with ageand mildewed and perfectly harmless, I brushed it aside and tackled number two. In this, the democracy of Ysvapai rebukes the republican party and tells them not to oyerstep the powers granted by the Conststution, in interfering with the time-honored tricks Of democracy In number three, the democracy is shaken with CAT lest the republicans will SUD- press by legislation the shotgun policy so successfully adopted in Arkansas and Mississippi. In number four, the de- mocracy Is disgusted with the Autocrat. Who is he7 Who struck Billy Pstter- son. Who wrote the Junius letterst And how did McGinty get out of the ditchs These problems occupied my weary brain until reached camp. But Morpheus refused me his refreshing balm. rose feveTish, and will remain 50 until some one of these platform makers will issue a second edition with commentaries Send me one, when published, te AQtocrst Hollow.
 HonEsr MINER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
DRoposALs FOR FI.ouR-oalee com

DR0pOsALS FOR FLouR.-oflce Conn., Il missaiy oi Subsistence, Los Angeles Cai., Septem ~er 5, iS00. Sealed proposals, in trip- licate, subject 'n th usual conditions will he received as this office and gt the .tilc,s of the Acting Commisssries Of suhslstence at the following named posts, until t2 o'clock noon, "Wednesday, October $, is.la, and then opened In presence Of bidders, for iarni hing the fo'- lowing four delivered ID double sacks, yone cotton acd one gunny or burlap), viz. Fort Apache. A, T., 90O00 lbs; Fort Bowle, A T.
 to,Oeo ibsi Fort Grant A. T., o5,o00 lbs; Fort uuaehuca, A. T., e0,0s0 lbs; Fort Lowell, A. T. 5000 lbs: Fort san Carlos, A. T 70 OOp lbs : Whipple Barraok ks. 4. T. T50C0 lbs: San Diego Barracks, Cal, l0,oo0 lbs, Fort Wingate, N
 M., s0,uOo lbs. Total. 56G0oo pounds Propos- ais Tor furnishing fl ier ma ie iu Ariz ma, and rom srlxons wheat only, will be considered a. this office and st the offices of The Acting Comm 'ssaries ot the posts In Arizona Also proposals for fi.rnlsbng the sbove quantity iSc Joo lhs) pounds oi -four delivered n double stcks free on bssrd the cars at Is Angeles, Ca oF at suy stlon on the South ern Psci5e railroad in California, will bo T. celved snd opened at the same time al this on ce only. Preference will be given to arti- cies of nestle production or manufa eture
 eondit ons or quality and price being eqnsi
 Envelopes c,ntsiniug proposals for delivery si Los Angeles aud other plaers in California
 should be properly marked ana addressed to fhe undersigned. Those for Arizona il 1ur shonlG he marked and sddre sed to th office or 70 the Acting Commissarie> of the posts bid Tor. The Govern ment reserves the right te reject any or all proposals, Full iaforma- ton will be furnished on application to this office. W. A. ELDERkfN, Major and C. s U
 x. Army, Los Angeles, Cal. Sep O-w-tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Acreat sicser.

Our people vii remember yocalis who formerly sang tenor in the Meth. odist choir oi this place, whow known by the name of Jacob Lichti, that be. ing the name under which he enlisted Tn the army. His correct name was Otto Engwerson, and since leaving this section he has developed into one oi the greatest tenor singers ol the coun- try. The Toledo (ohio> Commercial. of September 5lh, contains the follow ing notice ol him:
 "li will be a surprise 70 the hosts of friends ol Mir. Otto EngweTson, the well known tenor, to learn tha; he has re. signed his position as leader of the First Congregational choir in this city, and that he will accept the position of tenor in Plymouth congregational church in Chicago, October lst. The resignation was handed to the music committee yes terday, but 1t will not take effect for three weeks.
 "Mr. Engwerson's departure to Pig mouth church Is one of peculiar interest to Toledo people, inasmuch as he is the second singer of note who has been called from the First Congregational choir 10 the leading church of Chi cago, the ether being Miss Geueyrs Johnston, now Mrs. Bishop, who is still soprano m that choir The pastor Is Rev. F. W. Gunssulus, D. D., the brill iant speaker who enthused three inn mense audiences at Lakeside this sum- mer, aud one of the great thinkers oi the present day. Mir. Gonsaulus was so pleased with MT. lngwerson's voice at Lakeside that he immediately offered him the position of tenor in his famous choir, but Mir Engwerson did not de- eide to accept until yesterday. Toledo people will deeply regret his departure, but will heartily congratulate him upon the honor he has received. He has sympathetic voice of rire quality snd volume, and long ago his admirers pre- dicted the brilliant future upon which he now appears Co be entering. Ar. Engwerson will succeed Mir Whitney Mokridge, the present tenor of Ply mouth church.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Too Close 8 Battle tor Comfort.

Captain Wright, the raisin superin . tenden; for Logan & Adams, had close call last month. He was running 8 hand basket along under the vines and throwing muscats in it as he picked them Suddenly he heard click or snapping sound, as though some part of the basket had broken. Lifting it up he was surprised to find an ugly, wr,g- gling rsttlesnake follow. Ithad struck at Captain Wright's hand and buried its fangs m the wicker handle eof the basket, an inch from the captains fore finger. No time was lost in killing the deadly reptile, and it's skin IS now be- ing fashioned intoa belt for Phenix- journalists sweetheart. But that don prevent Captain Wright from fetching a quick breath whenever he thinks how nearly he came to filing a casket in- stead of securing a lady's girdle.-Her- aid.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

Tie oanerso: the Big Bag onyx mine have bad sn application from one of tlie largest .eweiry manufacturers in ti.. west. .or q ton oi onyx, to manuiac- ture ;n;5 holiday .ewe'gy.