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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
" It s & biIe.
EaS Heuefte. - SaImaeeoa crId1iebt fidl in
santia1p, nadIoem icin 5lndbtperiud, miBs
Iuusen tpar.-8roBe gufreguns in GbiIe.

santiaao, mad, Dem iein s5lutl mibs
Iuneen tuar.-8roBe slmfresuns in Chile.
Salparaiiu o, Chile, pia @alpcs
itOn, 19. Septbr. = Grz YrGliocnt 8als
ulaceoa bat iid beutc Wtorsen I'm 50
llbr in ieinem 3immer in Der arsentiniz
iden @eianotidaft ;u SantiasO burd
einen SduB in BEN &opi setOotst. Die
&unbe rief bic srOBte 9luirc9uns berpor.
Die ganje Stabt mar beute Ibeno bril-
liant illuminirt, unb Die 6reube iiber Sen
SOB oes GrzFraliOsntsn lit cine a(gez
nelne. Gs erbellt, SaB Salmucsba am
%. Iusuit Santia9o perlaiieu bate,
I'M ans Sbile 81 eutflieben, aber ieoer
glu8peg mar tbm perldlohcn, uno ct
febrte en- 2. September surif unS be-
CAB iiA birett uno unerfannt naf Sem
arsentinilden @eiauotidaftsz @ebGube.
Die 9lblidlt bes in auBerit aufgerestem
3ul befinbliben Manues mar, iid
on Soro Oes Sdifies yGonoea" 81 be>
9eben, welhes er in ser Gan Intonioz
Sai an3utrefieu seoadte, aber oaiielbe
bate ben SDafen bereitS perlalIeu. Salz
maceba febrte barauf mad Santia9O 3uz
rid. Oort bielt ct lid perborsen, unb
Der @eianote Der arsentlniiben Gepublif
oerbiitete ieben Scrtebr nit ibu. Salz
maceOa 6atte glbenSs porber nod cine
lansere llntsrreoun9 nit Senor llrrlbus
ria, bem G5cianoten, unS belpra6 NIT
linn bic Tatblidfeit Ieiner Nuslicferung.
SpGt 9tadt5 giugen Seioe 3u Settc.
Gessn llbr MtOrsens bOrte bic 6rau
bes @eIanbten ben perbansniBuollen
SduB; man brad bic 3immertbar aui
unD fano Salmaceoa, bcnen &orper nod
parln mar, toDt am Sooeu, nit benz
9tcpolper in Ser Suub. (Salmacsba bat
cine itiirmiide Sersansenbeit binter iid).
Grit 81 Sabre alt, mar Sole Wauuel
Salmaceba einltmals Der persOtterte
yiebling Gbile's, bis Ser Srud nit Dem
Gon9relie fam, bauptiabliG) Suburd
perunlaBt, baB or miOer rem gSilen ocS
GonsrelicS cine Sim things s&irtbihait
eiuseiibrt uno OtuBreseln sur Ginidiid)z
terung behelben er9riiien hattie. Der
9on9reB trcnnte ll1 BON lbnl, uno Der
Siir9ertrieg mar Die 6ol9e. Salmaccoa
lieB mebrere berporrasenos 9e9ncr fcit>
nehnen uno erld)ieBcn. Salmaceoa
wuroe ihlieBlid beliest, uno aller Otitz
tel sur 6ludt beraubt, bat er idlieBlid
burd SelbitmOrO ieine gauibabn ab9cz
i9loflen.)
2onSon, 19. Sept, - Sol. 9tOrtb,
ais Der rSalpeters&Oni9" befannt (Gblle
liefert bupOn sruBe Wta1sn), erflart bic
slngabe, baB er Die 9feuOlution in Chile
bsrbeiscfibrt babe, inoem er Die Gon<
sreliionelleu nit $75O,OOO unterltiiete,
um tbm suiasenbe MaBnabmen ourd5uz
ieeen, fiir erlo9en. 0abei lieB aber
9tOrtb Ourd)blidcn, oaB Der amertfanlz
ide @eianOte G9an Salmaceoa lebr nabe
9eltauoen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
@drpldno-Jnfttnt.
Cation 1891-'92.
Mals nno 3eidenidulen.
g,rpf sffo sims Urin,isoI

Wrof. Stfo sJudle, Vrinlipal.
WaIzEepartentent- = SaotIaiien II gSieberbe9inn
am 1. Sftober. 3eitHeH, Nialeu, MacH nit gBaiicr=
iarben, in Sel unb oui SOrsellan, OiooeQiren uno
Stubien ans benz Seben.
SGmitass z9laiieH in beuieIben Sneisen uHb gtorz
mal=lntcrrldt beginner 3. Sttober.
abenotIaiien beginner am l 2. Sttober: 6re6anbz,
Ulaid,inenz unb arditettoniites !Seidnen.
BUD ndbfahrnng.-G Z. ". Samiz
ION, ErtHbipal - nHmt am l. Sttober fpieber ibreH
I1Iaus.
Sutrittstartsa iollteH Dor groffHuHs bon Sd,uIeu
seof nerben
SGtaoee inl Snititute ODER per Bolt su bahen.
SoIepb ". Suibing, 8rGiioent;
Dldn aereiire: 4eorsc Z. WcSabau, &ttuar.
(Sept 21-Sft. .23, ,pio, ,Nii,Nrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
Sea6oop- Snfitnt.
Nuiif.Spnierpatpriuut

Der llnterrid1t beainnt 3onueritaa, ben 1.
Sftpber. SroftIre nit ben Sebineuneen unb Gr=
foroerniieu fir bic 3ulafuHs nb benz 5abrcsberite
Der Sirettoren 1T I'M SoRierpotorium Su baben.
Die Yrofeforen iptroen pom 20. September an an
peienb isin, I'M Stisr anSunebm.n.
(Do1 An "a; a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
9ur stpetfeu .9obeuari,tz"N Nu Mn hru,fa

Yaris. 10. september. - Son Den gez
iiern abeno III Serlauie Der p@obensriil-"
&orlelluus uerhaitsten YeriOneu iinb 20
mad, eiuem SOruerh0r Dem gerldtliden Ser.
iabreu uberlpieieu norben. = Sir Die Site
;ur geitrigeu Soritelluug ipurbsu in uielen
5dneu ,l5O bis 200 SrancS iiber psn nor
nalen Prels be;ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
0shc1tAtA1slc

Sic 3ionSfdbuIe an 9torS= 8anitraBe ,roffnet
Sonneritng, ben 1. Sttober, eiHt abeRntaiie fiir
Steuoarapbie Shorthand Writing) (1eueit.s urb be-
ites Spitsu), NatiHsnidrsiten (Typewrltlng) uno
SuhiibruHs. Gin titjtissr 9ebr,r III semonnsn unb
ertbeiIt llnttrrit Nontass, Ulittwots uno Sonuerz
lider aurus toitet uur SO. (Sept7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
n1arnlanDer Sdlnlf fit Taube.

1ersnrus besinnt ami 5. September frei iir taube,
I'M Staate pobnenoe ainoer unb ueenbIlre Y,rlcRen.
g6bere gusfunft ertheileH Nm. N Barn, Stabt=
Iaent, Gde Der SecorbitraSe rro Yooifice= apeHIe,
unb Charles ~. (sIp, ISriH3ipal, Sreberld, Do.
(Iua .10-Scpt.30, ,t&Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
GIemet.tar= ttno Soaid1ale Der
freunoe

an Der &6e Der We@uuobs nHs VrcftonitraSe,
Baltimore. Yo.
Tnr Suabcu iIno aoc,en uno SdbuIer ieoer
SiIouuSSftuie.
SIi ". Samb. SHritsbec.
2ieie IEitolt bietet alien SeneH, ipelhe SiEber I'M
iMIpfidt9eH aiter beiieeR, beoHbere gor.bcile Sl,
t cine Continuation eizes 9noersartens, elmer Gle
ulentarz, Uiitela unb Sodifue inter elmer Seituna
Sic bieet bic bette @eeeeHheit ir orperle eeliiiae
uHo uorGliite AusbiIouHg uHo bersitst Schulcr suu
giniriti in leoes @olea pOr.
Gle felt iiir olle ibre peritieneutn 9spartements
proieiionee Sehrer an uHb ,dblreit nulismitte sur
YeranihauliduEs Der rEerrittsQes.ntdHb iina porz
banben.
9as %. eGnIiabr besinrt an, 22. 9ep.
teniber.
Sitte. forbern Sic 3uiezouHs zines aataloss
(Septl, i Dit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
@sfentfiGe GrfdGrung.

gEopon reben mir? 81, 9fun id rattle uro rathe
nodnaI5. Gjut gSir perbeH 2ieies erreidteH. soz
rem Sie i. 2pir w.rbeH Sbnen alles bariiber iasen
uHo fpie alles iidl ereisnete. sSir perfauien
SrlieIer 1eppidle. idle................ fiir so Gents,
etnifllls6Iid si.tens grh 2easrs.
9obps9riiiieler, 9oopss'riieIer.. 6S y -
DreiIasi9er 2eppih, brsiIasiser
2epplcb Observation-Disclosures. 40
ertrasssppih, grtraz 1eppid, ... 35
,Simmere1 1eppit, Simmer lcppit.. Is, II :"
Snsrain= =9sppi6. SH9rains2epplt). 20
gEad1etud, fh1ne Sualitdt-- --.--... SO
gE0lbstuds; mite s.udlitdt. 25 m
Mahstnt, pridtia iiir Den Prsis.. 10 u -
Stbe sepinitte Sreite ar,is pro Guabrotz9arb.
6l4 9reppen eppih, bnbi6er artitc s. Die yarb.
9reppen=S eppid,, beiere 2SGare,. 25
2IepreR=2 eppid', oreila9ise e orte,.. 40
sSer bat MN ben 9iutb, Su iosen, mir perfGuIeH
uidDt poblfsi!
Diatten au,r orten su 8r,iisn. fpehe Gle pun=
fSEner, uno iberSsuaeH Sic iih ielbit. ltoten Sic
feinen SrrthuM, fhaucn Eie nadb oem redteu BIase.
8cbalten Sic i'm Gebdtfniie Die TumMer Ais, Sits
Baltmerez. nsbe 6apfrafe.
SesiS 3. sadbman & 8rueer.
Sraeen Sie gfiemanben nad1 ms, ionbern ermltteIn
Gle uns ieitf, neil mir 10 biuis perfauteh, bas Com
frrerten SbHen nidt iasen iperben, no Sie uns uz
ben fennen.
R,rseI,n sie niet, baS uni.r eaecn Inn ubr
seiaoiIen pirb, unb fauen Sic 9tidts, 70 lanse Sic
nittuniere Qusfpa6l seieten babeH.
SuIrihtisft Die Sbrlsea
{fpis ,. Aadman y prubfr,
as.415. eHssaItimsre., nabe Sap=strase.
(222D ,s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
s6redli6e sau1pife6el @rploiion.

9 bar 0 n, =, IS. september. = DE
NatrldJt lit bier elnsetrOfien, oaB Saniiie's
geleeiabrit 81 Dton;pue, ;ebu Wteil.u BON
bier, heute friih burt cine 9ampifeiieI.Gr.
ploiton seritmett.rt ipuroe, mo oaB orei
Didnner babel umfamen. GS eriitirt feiue
t.l.grupbiide SsrbinOung nit Wioutuile,
uuo Ginselnhsitsn ilno oaber idwer Su sr'
lan9eu.
Spdtersu 9srittsn sufolse iino aud susi
fl.lne Ytdo6en. Die Dor Der 6abrit ipielteu,
bur6 bic @gplOilOn set0Stet iporpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
Yrnoemtials0eague,

Ceupt: 8 ftee: Tr. "a, garf:V &C, see,p, Hesa
SfpeigzSifice:
8tf. 1917, 9 It y al tmpres q tra I, {.
gereiu fiir U0dentlit)e llntsriiisung
bel Sranfbeit uno llEfaa,
mtt oher obne @eriitcruHs iur Sale bes 9obeA
Spesiene Vortbeilc
eGnaibrise GriabruHs GSesriiroet 1870
Seine gliiesmeHts. gefn,mte &otenbeitrd9e.
8robes 8aramties&apitat.
feierre Der Sranfenfaie ie............ s51 ,576.61
Sortlauienoe rntertisuns obne InterOred'uns.
Ironlpte Qus5abluns.
aein 9intrittsgelo
&ttne 81 often fur ariIid3e uutertue3Wn8s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
Wermiihtes.

Iiini;ebn bon alien Wtittcln entbloBte
rullilde Subcn, iuclde in Jfod)eiter, 9t.z
g., aus Canada ansefOnmen iiuo, werz
oen auf 9(norSnun9 oes Sdasaultes ;u<
riidgci6itt werSen.
@eltern wurOen A llzprc;entige Sblisaz
tionen in SObe BON $4,000 sur ErO=
lonsiruns umS $267 900 sur GtnlOlltns
prGlentirt. Yrolongirt iiuS bis ieet
$24,S55, 400; ein9el0it $14,952,15O;
ausitebenb $11, ,O51 $50.
9Sm. IS. OtorrOw ,uuroe gum gun,
besOiitriftri6ter bes nOrOlldcn Saliforz
nienzOiltrifts ernaunt, oil Stclle bes
fiir;lib perltorbcnsn Gidters Sonmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
Eie Hotb in RufIauo.

Yeters burg, 10. september. - Sn
ben gSetnbersen Siib- 9fuBiauD's greiit Die
Bbpuoreru ilnmsr meiter nm it'd. 0ie 9fe.
sierung hat berelts $4,000 fir Seruhe sur
i3erftorun9 peS uerbeersnoeu Suetts IN
Seharabten ausssgeben, bod baben i'd biz
leet feline erfol9e eiugeiteGt. Su Der Srim
itno Die 9Selube~9e III sieulidI gutem 3u=
itanoe; III ben Santaiuss ErouinSen Oasegeu
ilnp c. 3sben pollilanols usrnttst.
Der hl. SpnoD bat augeorouet, baB Seu
ourh Die Otl6ernpte SetrofieneH obne 2ln,
isbun9 oeS Slaubeusbeteuutuiiies Inter
itueun9en sugemenoet meroen. Diau ioQe
ben Nothleloenoen jebod, NO ss augebe,
nitt Gslo, ionoern Nabrunssmitt.l gsben.
- Der Souperneur bon Saratom hat Den
nOthleicenoen beutlden Giumanoerern lei.
mes @ouusrnem.ntS Sboa9 uuo 9iabruusS.
mttel su9euieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
(@us uuierer samftass 2 1,orsen. elus ga be.
Noroenifi6lo perbaftet.
Cine EiebftabIs= =Mufiagc eeeen eiueu berii bm
ten Observation-Disclosures

Durango, Co.,, IS. September.-@a.
ron giorDentjOlo, Der beriibmte idlpeoiihe
6oridungsreilenoe ,lpeltsr unlauoit GrIaub-
nlB erhielt, Die uSlifih6ulsr" anf Der lite.
8ei.rpatiOn su uuteriuteu, inter Der Seoln.
guug, baB er feline Intiquitdteu seritore uoer
sutierne, ting iOfort na1 ieiuer antuuit in
ben palliibduiern" Elm 9Sert De- %eupufun9
an uuD pertlifte mebrere Sif.u 2utiquitas
ten mad 9tem=gorf.
4ls Der Baron beute auf ieinem gSege
na6 Dem Often bier antam, wurpe er pom
Sunbesmaritall inter elmer 9iebitabls.
autlage uerbaitet. DIE @ebOrbe beabTih.
tigt, nit Der pollen @tat)t Oes Geisees ge-
Qeu lbu elnsuid)relteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
TGaHrl
HGFeI

iur Heie i'm NusIanbc briorot inHerbaIb "a Strreeu
tu beosuteno berabssiestem Sr.ie
Gouaro Naine,
Gde SGlttuoreitraSe Inb Boit=0fice= =apenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
gaHe!
Yaahe!

tlr Rsiie I'M IusIuube teoret inuerbaIb "a Stunber
tn beoeuteHb bera6seestem Breiie
Gbuaro 4ainc,
Sde SaItlHoretrase uIo $ozSfficez zgpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
elbemo.ltntcrridIt i'm @meIiid,c,,

nrb In anberen SdterH pirb BON tildhtiecn Sebrern
inter YroI. Shonrid's 9eituns bonn eriten Sttober
on I'M @ebdube bss o9eutitcn GbriitItten Sereins
Sunser Uidnner," gtr. 1917, SftzSaltmorez Strase,
ertbelt. 2urntaiicH iir Grpatiene mn ioIdle fir
SHaben. Qiitaieoer 9iuiuobme i'm Didnnerdhor.
gidberss I'M GsreinszG G5ebdnoe. lSept.19, ,saQilo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
2tn oas Ynblifi,s,t.

G5ebt iitcr uno rcrIGrat Raoman'S uHo isht oGs
;, ,Haopah" Gui Dem Grtitel ite6t, ben SIR tGlit
Raotpan & Go, gtr. 81, g9arrcuitr.. 80 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21
IThe German Correspondent

L. hAlNlr fEOPRlkTOH AND E@DI4ot''
,. ~. ooR. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE-.
rAILy, delivered by carriers 70 the subscribers
In the city of Baltimore and neighborhood IEts
oents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents psr
week, payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY ana
SUNDAY by mas. postage prepaid by publishef'
$3.50 per annum: for shorter time IN proper
ston. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid. with
Inducements to clubs, 50 so per annum TO any
part OF the country; SUNDAY PAPER without DailY
lQr Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
IcKEAPEsT GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AGD
lsoUTHERN STATES.
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SdMlsMn,eiacn.
1tnterria)t itt Gnelti6ett.

&eiite, ben 81. September, Gbenbs 1aS llbr, ers
oifEe ih pitber eirer aurius i'm Sprefen, geien unh
Gd)reiben bes @naliiden in meiHer IBobHuHg, gir
4O4, Cubs pa acaitrafe.
(225-O e. =. q, Wduucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-09-21

Stsher pft9ten f.ute, fpehe Ausenslafer poer
elmer SriAr beoHIfisH, oieielben in ben gdben pon
Ssnoerr, ipeide peocr NuseHdrste, nod Sptitcr Kb,
on fauteH, nEo IN sdQen 10 etiUas irr lire a=
gen uHpalleHos5 Su betommeH, iooaB oleieIben Shaz
pen IltfeH uEp oft 9ofe Seihuerosa peraaIaBt ipur=
ben.
gSlr poIlsn nun bieiem NIIen burb gnfieIIune Don
nur tadDfunotaen Sptifern uno zines slrStee porz
beu9er pelder Elm eriabreHer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hu lit nno ole sepobnihen Sale foitcmtrei bebar-
belt; 2eHJeHl9eH, oeren auscn ,in arilnoihes Scz
neutrality-suspicious. erbelittr piro MIR cine mdsiae
@ebiibr berednei. Die 4reiie unierer guaenaGier
finb bic ntoglto,t nieorieeu pelte fir grtite err
fer alaiie aeoroert iueroen tonnen. gSir perpenoen
nur bic feinftcn &rptal .Sinien. gSenn sic elmer
Srile beolirteH toHm.n Sic Su uns; mir sGrantiren
Sbnen uole 3HfrIeoeHii,luHs.
gs- Weparatnren aer Art fperbsn btiorat Sier
tpirb Deutih gsiproteH. (Sh2O 3Nt,l
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Der SsrtIdje Gcrseiponoemt,

Sda!ih, 10 fuonertIib unb sonntass. |
4. ssaiHe, Gierntbumcr ano Gcoaftenr,
GlSipei,sSte SaItmorssS StraSe unb ToiisSiHees6ue.
areis bss tdsIid,cn esIa.tes. our 1rdssr in gafs
dmore uRo in Der siad)bGrihait beiors ~, sfc.
tdgildie rHo SDhnta a. ;1tnesaec 10 ets. pro
S2oe SabIbar uotentb bic oas aIatt beior9ensen
Erdasr.-Saa.idl Hehi Snnntag gs zsine aabe unfsrl
HortozGoraIsbeslbluRa $50 pro Sdhr, tur tnr3efs
Sci iii SerbdItHit; fir bic ,pod,entild1e Wuegaoe
nit SoHEtass6latt, poytoire init abiu9 tnr Slnosp
81 so pro Sdpr, aoh ir9eno ensm Srte heS Sniai!s
oes, S4 rab europa. Sonnfa9 es9tmeaa6c "
Sro Sabr-0as bette uno biuigite oentide SIast|
IN ben Utlttelz u1o Siiplaattn. |
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MQDmQn'S YlQcll,
&aoWay'S Yiacn

%outdHois geihmOtOs, aut uberMdcyt, purgreEi
rc9GlircEo, reHigeHo uHo uleEo.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-24
How le Break up n severe Cold.

fFron the Virginia City, Mont, Madisonian. ]
 When we find medicine we know to posses genuine merit, we consider t a dur', and we take pleasure in telling the pub ic what it is. Such medicine We faurd Cha,hber'ain's Cough Remedy. By the use of this syrcp we have re- llevea, in n few hours, severe colds, and in the course of two or three days, en- tirely broken them up, as has several of our friends to whom we have recom- mended 1t. It is all it is represented to be by the manufacturers If you have cough and want to stop it, Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy will do the work For sale by H. c. Hitchcock
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-24
PREFERRED LOCALS

c. |. Taylor will sell you the best cigar in Globe for q bit. Bremen wants wood choppers; will give good wages and steady employ ment.
 Noble whiskey is pure and medicinal. Sold only by c. E. Taylor. The Hoffman House Bouquet, Agnes Booth and Mexican cigars, are sold by Taylor of the News Depot. Rabbit metal for sale at the BELT office.
 To meet the demand for coarse ground barley and corn, have attached n crusher to my planer, at my lumber yard, ill Globe, and am prepared to do custom work for those desiring a great ly improved feed.
 M W BREMEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-24
The World Enriched

Toe facilities of thepresent day for the production of everything that will con duce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t is the only remedy which IS truly pleasing and re iershing to the taste and prompt and ef- fectral to cleanae the system gently in ihe spring :ime or, in fact, at any time and the better 1t is known the more pop ular it becomes.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-24
TRsUUrE ro nex G. II. orRY.

Tie committee appointed to present fitting testimonial to the Supreme Court of Arizona expressive of the es- teem in which the lately deceased Granville H, Oury was held by citizens of this, his adopted Territory. The following was submitted and ordered spread upon the proceedings of the court: Obedient to the request of this Honorable Court we now tender in it's presence this tribute to the memory of our departed friend and brother, Hon. Granville H. Oury, who has been sum moned by the Supreme Judge of heaven and earth, from the concern and care of human laws to answer the require ments of Divine law.
 In the whirl of this busy but shallow life the departure of any man, no mat ter how exalted his intellect, how fas- tidious his morals or commanding his station, creates but temporary distur- banee upon the bosom of life's flowing stream; but now and again one disap bearing in the vortex of eternity creates a void in the great circle of friends and brothers which is sincerely felt aI q long remembered. Such loss has been sustained in the death of Hon. G. Il. Oury by this Territory, whose cradle he helped to rock, and by the bar which he adorned and honored; whose unfaltering fidelity and constan- cy to friend, whose untiring efforts for client however low or humble whose marked personal and professional integrity, whose genial intercourse with i al, combined to show great and noble l heart and justly earned for him esteem and love. Be it therefore
 RESOLVED, That affected by sense of the loss which we in common with all the citizens of the Territory lave sustained in his death, We will cherish his memory mado dear to all by his nobleness of heart and hls fortitude of { mind in helping to remove the difficult | ties lying in the road to the prosperous settlement of a new country and the f just administration of the laws therein. 1 That he faithfully served the people of i the Territory in their local Legislature i and in the halls or Congress, and his county ill the offices of Probate Judge | and District Attorney, is greatly to his credit and of him it may be truthfully { said that he did as much as any other man within the borders of Arizona to direct the course of her very brighest destiny---a stand in the great sisterhood of States ill this Union-but we count it none the less great credit to his memory that his whole course in long career is untnrnished by i one single act of unfaithfulness, and is marked at every step with simple, sturdy honestly-tbe brightest jewel in our profession.
 RESOLVED, That we communicate this proceeding to the Supreme Court of this Territory with request that it be spread upon the minutes thereof, and copy be furnished to the widow of the deceased, A. c. BAKER,
 w STREET
 c. CHURCHILL,
 T. BALpwIS.
 l.. J. EDWARDS,
 Committee.
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Leroy Ikenberry was in from Rich mond Basin this week, and said the mines there continue to look well, es- pecially the Bootack, Grub Stake of the Mack Morris, aud the Harrison X Morton, all of which are producing rich ore. Since the strike, few weeks ago, the Bootjack has produced two thous and dollars or more, and that without much effort on the pat of the owners. Several shipments of ore will be made from the Basin aoun.
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A dispatch 10 the Citizen announces the killing of Robt. Boyle by J. F. Ketoherside, at Holbrook, on the 20th. Both men were in the employ of J. J, Vosburgh, whose ranch is in Pleasant Valley, this county, Ketcherside being foreman of the ranch. They were in Holbrook with cattle driven from the ranch for shipment to California. The killing was the result of an altercation over the settlement of wages of Boyle. The men met on the street and both had guns in their hands. The fire was simultaneous. Boyle fell at the first shot. His brother Bill, who was near, opened fire upon Ketcherside, the latter returned the fire as he hur- ried his horse down the street, shoot ing as he went, but without effect on either side. Ketcherside at once gave himself hp.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
GnoDE. Gila County, Arizona,

Jan. 9th, 1891. i Regular meeting of the Board resent--Superyisor Shanley, Chair man, and Supervisors Ellison and Tebbs, J. D. McCabe, District Attorney.
 On motion and by unanimous vote Chas. T. Martin, was elected Clerk ol the Board, and the salary of such Clerk fixed at $500 per annum.
 Supervisor Tebbs having received the highest number of votes at the election held on the jth day of Novem- Der 1890, he was declared elected for the long term.
 The Chairman then reported the ap- proval of the official bonds of F. w. Westmeyer, Probate Judge, F. w. Westmeyer, Clerk of Probate Court; F. W. Westmeyer, Go. School Superin- tendent; l. D. McCahe, District Attor- ney; J. II. Thompson, Sheriff; J. H. Thompson, Assessor; J, H. Thompson, Tax Collector; J. w. Boardman, Coun- ty Treasurer; Chas. T. Martin, County Recorder; A. G. Pendleton, County Surveyor; E, J. Cook, Justice of the Peace, Globe Precincts Geo. c. Strong, Justice of the Peace, Globe Precinct: G. W. Jacobs, Justice of the Peace, Grapevine Precinct, and Jos, Thomp- son, Constable, Globe Precinctaa
 On motion the approval of said bonds was ratified by the Board,
 The Board then proceeded to open the bids as follows:
 Bid of J. ". Largent, M. D., at the rate of S75 per month.
 Bid of W. H. Huff, M, D., it the rate of $50 per month, on motion the bid of Dr. w. H. Huff was accepted and his bonds fixed at $500.
 The bid of Hackney X Hamill for printing, and the hld or ". Almmer- mann for the bu,ial of paupers, and the bid of E. II, Neffe for conveying the insane to Phoenix, and the bid of J. H. Pascoe for boarding prisoners and pau pers, were on motion accepted.
 The following claims were then d. lowed and warrants ordered drawn in payment of same
 J. H. Thompson, S225; J. H. Thomp son for S49l 65 allowed S39 05; F. W. Westmeyer $2 B. c. Hicks S2; J. S Odle Sl7; N. H. Price $6; H. Shoap S10; E. Kenton S5.
 Adjourned.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approved PATRICK STANLEY,
 Chairman.
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The death of Mrs. D. A. Reynolds, which occurred yesterday evening, is one of the ssdest We have ever been called upon to record Mrs. Reynolds had been an invalid for long time, afflicted with heart disease, and she never fully recovered from the shock of her husbands death few months ago. The immediate cause of her death was pneumonia. to which in her frail condition, she was an easy prey Mrs. Reynolds leaves three children, the oldest 10 years of age. The funeral takes place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the residence of her parents MT. and Mrs. John c. Clark.