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The Arizona sentinel., 1893-09-02
LOCAL NOTES.

H. w. Blaisdell will remain east until October.
 P. G. Thompkins went into Cali fornia, Sunday.
 E. Fort Snider of Palomas, was in town on Monday.
 Mrs. Judge Brinley left for g visit in California Wednesday. Capt. Polhamus returned from Needles this morning.
 Sheriff Greenleaf left on a trir up the river and to Harqua Hala, Tuesday.
 The steamer Gila, Capt. J. A. Mellon, arrived from Picacho this morning.
 Next Monday evening, is the regular monthly meeting of the Common Council.
 The committee, has purchased $50 worth of fireworks for the eel, ebration on the 18th.
 S. K. Flanders, superintendent of bridges for the s. F, R. R., spent Thursday night in town.
 Editor J. O. Dunbar of the Phoenix Gazette, went through to California, Wednesday morning.
 John Yuma, the Yuma Indian bow and arrow seller, has been on visit to Phenix visiting friends. John B. Martin, shoemaker at the Fort Yuma Indian school, re- turned from his vacation We'd nesday.
 E. J. Audrade is negotiating for a beautiful lot on Orange avenue, where he will build cottage for his family.
 John Campbell, the well-known scientist and naturalist of Cincin- natl, Ohio, spent Thursday in Yuma.
 Died.-In Yuma, September 1st, Alfredo, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. Antenor Romo, aged eight months.
 Chief of Police Glass, of Los Angeles, was 8 passenger on Thurs day's west bound express, on his return from a ten days trip east.
 Many people, not aware of the dangers of constipation, neglect the proper remedy till the habit becomes chronic, or inflammation or stoppage results. A dose or two of Ayers Pills in the beginning would have prevented this.
 Hoods Pills may be had for 25c. of c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-09-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs.
 Its excellence is due to it's presenting In the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of 6 perfect lax ative; efectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and levers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from every obiectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in soc and $1 bottles, but it is man. ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Go. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs and being we'll informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered.
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-09-02

Hoods Pills may be had for 25c. of c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-09-02
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

Total rainfall during week, 600.
 A. AsHENBERGER, Observer, U. S. Weather Bureau.
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-09-02

Capt. o. A. Willis, returned from his vacation last evening. He says that he enjoyed a very pleasant time.
 Judge c. w. Wright of Tucson, spent Thursday in town. Mrs. Wright came down with the Judge from Los Angeles, but went on through.
 In cases where dandruff, scalp diseases, falling and grayness of the hair appear, do not neglect them, but apply a proper remedy and tonic like Halls Hair Re newer.
 Col. J. M. Barlow, Chief of the Boundary Line Survey Commis- sion, passed through town this morning on his way to San Diego. He was accompanied by Mrs. Barlow.
 Chief Justice A. c. Baker, was a passenger on last evenings express for Phoenix, from the seashore where he has been spending a couple of weeks. He said that he should be ready to hold court here, opening Monday, September 18th.
, 1893-10-20
Murktherid1t

Gbtca8o 10. Stt.
So[sen6e greiie pur6en Bel sr6Beren
Partieen ~er3ielt:
8utter, bette Creamery aare, %
@283c, quite 273@28c, mittelmGBt9e 25@
&c. 9airn, bette, 24@26c, mitteIeute
unb quite 18@23c, frti9er 9aftn9 Stod
159@16c.
8uttertne, BETTE Creamery 1876,
rebt i9One 17c, 9airD lac unb 15c fir bic
Bette; in v&oQs" ober fleinen @ebinben &c
mebr.
&dfe, bette v6uu Cream @6s66ars",
1O(@1O4c, uSpinS" 103@10&c, vgoung
9tmerica" 1O3@ 104 ,nodbgemadbterS 6tpeiSer
11!(@12c, u8rid" 1o3@11, aimbur8er
103@11c.
@ter, gang trii3e, @ bas
Oubenb. .
@~6iSfeD, Slip.
@efIi9eI, Ieben6iges, SurfeD 100
103c; Sibner- 6ennen TO-, SGbne
5 Co., @nten 8 O. fir lcbenot8e {;
@dnie, lebenbtge nit ben 9ansen Sebern,
$6.5O@$6.7 5per0 uBenb.v Spring@bi6ens"
7@73c bas Pfunb.
8o6nen: 8eite ~v9tabies" $1.700$7,
mItel9nle S1.oO(0-, NIT bet Wt11cDtt1e 9e>
reinigte $1.250$1.40.
8 it 8e6Orrtes: Nepfel, fiinifIib gez
trodtete, 7a@10c bas 8funb, an ber SOnne
9eb0rrte n6rb1ibe 5(969c, 8ftrfidbe 5(06c,
8rombeeren 6(97c, 6tntbeercn 23(0241c;
@alifDrnii3tS: Nprifoien 14(016c, nicbt
9ci6alte Pfiriibe 8@11c, geicbdlte 22(0
24c; glaumen 9@13c; &oftncn: 2pnbon
2apers $1.65@$2.0 6os &titden, Mufaz
teller $1.00@$1.35, Ioie 4(06c.
8 b It, frti6es: @epteG So. 0002.75
unb S.. 00@4.O0, je nab Ser Site, 8anaz
men 50c9$1.25, Gitronen 5 1.50(@4.25,
gftrft6e bette bieiige 35c(@40c, minber
quite 15c(030.
&artoffeGn - 8urbanfs o.
9ebrons $4,000; 9tofe 55@68c; burdbz
chamber 55c Ser 8uibel. Seriebz Stpeetz
BOtatoes 3.OO@3.25 bas SAB, Baltimore
2.5O@2.75.
, 1893-10-20
@eTieite.


Senn, 1869 @. Nprth Noe.
gader, 887 81. Mapletpooh MnG
gttIioE, 872 g. California aoe.
Soebne. 938 81. California ane.
ueiterbouIe, 1135 q. california zoe
SrublD, 1914 Miltpaufee &pe.
Sotpbs, 1863 Millpautee Mpe.
Sotlsp, 1929 Milpaufee anG
2eorn, 400 MtiItpaufse Ine.
ellis. 52l MtItpaufee Nne.
SurB, 82l @tilpoafee &oe.
2inber9, 893 MiImoufee Mne.
Semper, 1919 Mtilipoufee @pe.
Studer, 1850 MiIfpoufee ans.
Iubree, 1854 MiImaufec @ne.
Barring. 1895 Mtlnantee &os.
uerien, 1903 MiImautee ape
SroI, 655 90. Nprtb aoe.
Sonien, 759 80. Nortb @ne.
Sboper, 765 go. gtortb Noe.
RaI6. 1870 9eilfoufre @pe.
Stetnobet, 148 Meiltpaufee Mne
Seuri9s. 1875 Miltuoufee ape.
Soffmonii, 233 WtIipoufee aIpe.
SenIen. 242 WttGrpoutee aoe.
9reeprieR, 2S6 Milfoaufse ane.
Sulben. 300 Milnoufee ape.
@tuespie, 288 q. Soneomon Ctr.
SeoeriuebouS & 9eiIfuB, 448 MiItuonfes MbG
getps Sepot, 1854 Arntitoee Moe.
gtttns Depot, 466 Artuitose ane.
SRobiniOn. 3A Miltpaute Moe.
gleips Store, $50 80. Chicago &Ss
Defe. ALP 81, Mihlanb MoG.
, 1893-10-20

- Ser 9an,pfer vGunbeam" 3og beute
Weor9en in Der NGbe 6es NusfteIIungs;
plaBes bic 2ei9e zines WtanneS aus Dem
See. Ofan Dermutbet, baB Der Grtrunfene
Elm Nrbetter auf Dem @baIeba67 9ampfer
gtamcnS WcOawea iet, pel6er Dor eintgen
Sagen iibcr 8orb fteG.
= Srau MarD &letn ftanb beute Wfnr-
gen por Bent &i6ter &erlten ais @ntIdeez
rim gegen ibren @atten Sobn &letn, nit
benz lie an Ser S%uronitraBe lebt. Sic be-
ibuLotgt tbn, ni3t nur bic SomiGie mani
geIbaft erndbrt, ionbern AUDI iie Grau
&Gein) miebcrboIt %miBbanbelt gu boben.
&letn beriprob itcb beiiern GIT poQen un6
pur6e nit elmer 9elbbuBe bon $50 be6abt.
, 1893-10-20
StdottIbes.
DoRrfdeinlid Elm gutter fang.
&ouis meber unter Dem Deroadt, elmer oer
Rduber gu fem, Ole i'm 5riibiabr ole
Office DER Calumet electric
Street Gar 60. heim=

1udpte1.
@egen 2ouiS QSeber, Ser in Ser 6D6e
Barter g oli5eiitatton unter Der nomineuen
Nntlage oeS Sru9enS berbotener @affeu in
Saft itbt, lit Der Gerbacbt rcge gctpprben,
oaB ct elmer ber &erlc mar, bic inn leBten
Srlbiabr bic Office Bet Calumet electric
Street Gar 50. beraubter. 9amalS 6ran>
gen Die Spibbuben zines Nbenbs in Die be-
3eibnete Sfftce, ban6e1t unb frcbeIten ben
&aiiterer gtoel, iperrten ibn in 6as Sicber>
bettSgeipDlbe utto erbeuteten $1,000. 8on ben
SptBbube1 fonnte bamalS fetue Spur ge>
futoe1 iperben.
Beber unb elm Gefdbrte eribtenen ser
BoIt5et 9eitern an Der 95. StraBe BEL
8hrnitbe in Der 9fd6e Der @eleiie Der Suit
nots Central 8abn Derba9tig. Sic trugen
etnen Sad, BEN iie in einem Seu1bobet
Der1tedten. 9en 8oli5titen 6amaQ unb
Webelb geIang eS, @eber gu perbaften,
pdbren0 Ser @enpife bes leBteren troB
meDrerer ibm na39el6idter GeooIberfugeLn
etttdrt. Ser in benz 6%eu1cbober Derltedte
Sad tpor6 balb auf9efunben. @r entbtelt
etnen alten @olt'i9en gteoolber, etnen
Stof, peri5tebene 8erf3eu9e, 9itrtbe, Elm
8re6etien, 3an9en un6 @~lasibneioer.
Den GepolOer bat SO. g. Sacobs, oer YrGs
ltoent Der Calumet electric Sat 60, ais
ietn @tgentbum t6enttfiSirt, Ser ibm baz
mats, ais Die 8eraubung Ser Sfftce erz
folgte, obban6en 9efOmmen mar. t6enrb
Wttaer, Der @igentbimer elmer @runbs
et9entbumseS Office an Ser 95. StraBe un6
Cottage @roDe QlpenGe, e%rtlGrte, baB btes
ielbe @affe in Bet 6anb zines i6m unbes
fannten i'm ieiner3eit peranlaBt bate, benz
2eBteren feline 8aaribaft aus5ultefern.
Weber purbe heute 8ormittag Dem
&i6ter 9orter pOr9efi6rt, ser bas Gerb0r
auf nd6iten 9Onneritag peri9ob.
, 1893-10-20
WenOblatt Oer Sn. Staats= 3eituua

VI IN Den unten anss9ebeneH @ei9dften gu bebsu:
ssorSfetts.
6. Sentmer, 1899 Sinrpln Noe.
q. 6. Gtepbau, 1850 2tncoln MoG
403 SroB aoe.
402 @oscoe gouIeoorb.
q. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont IpG
g. Solb1nan, 17H Slarf Str.
6. 81. Mtoore, 442 Sincoln @os.
Son Rolaos, 1856 2incpln aoe.
6. q. Sat, $40 Sincolr Noe.
Sraut @o9ner, 597 9incoln IpA
Soiepb Mtunf, TAT Sincoln MnG.
6, 9teubous, $40 2incoIn MDe.
mm. SopIor, 10l7 8incpI1 NoG
20. Betting, 1926 glarf ctr.
So*ber. Asst Glorf ctr.
Srau 2inoemonn, AL GIort Gt1
8. 81. g6r, 313 glorf CTR.
SO. q. Monep, 267 Glarf Str.
81. Ssrmanu, 161 @larf Ctr.
S. q. &egen, 513 @lert ctr.
8. 4ebner, 590N GIorf Str
9ano 8ros.
q. SDppnonu, 1857 GTarf StR
s. Smitb, 981 glarf Ctr.
Srou 6. @alter, 453 Meas Sta
30. &utberfurb, 500 WeaS Str
Surnbu1, 545 @els Ctr.
Wt. 6. S9n'iot, $50 mems ctr.
6. 90. Sneet, 707 @ens Str.
Sobn Storr, 290 mets Ctr
9. @urrie, BOG Meas ctr.
6. @teIe, 344 @eIl5 Str.
8. Siaer. $50 meus St-
gru1u, 119 g4eQS ctr.
Spbn 8erf, 141 Mens 5tr.
Sobu gudIce, 211 @eas ctr.
Srou 6. SoDnIon, ZIG Meas GtE
6. macin9. 100 @eas ctr.
8. Soaar, $50 meGs Ctr.
6. Serian, 80 Mtls CTR.
s. @eber, 1875 Sorrabce ctr.
SpffTlann, 1854 Sarrabee Ctr.
8. Berger, SIT 2orrabee ctr.
Srou s.. Mor9an, 225 9intIipn GtE
She Columbus, $40 9iniiton ctr.
6. M. WDtte, 4o7H 9iniipn StE
g. 6. Nelfon, 334 9iptftou StE.
6. @nberIon, 317 8iptton str.
8. Wtiiller, 81 milpip Ctr.
8. u. Gbmonn, &C Mtaolu 5tE
8. S6urtea, 81 Stote ctr.
s. Z. &iebI, 255 Glepelarb Nne.
8. Squirt, S9l Sebgpid Ctr.
u. s. MeBler, 587 Seo9tpid StE
81, @n0el, 1893 @ebglpid ctr.
&reuier, 282 Gebgmid ctr.
Sobu Stein, 294 Sebaluid StE
9ittieS, 262 9ebstpid ctr.
s. 6. Yutnout, 249 GIpbonrt aoL
Sopttr, 403 @lpbpurt Mpe.
s. WetB, 1923 @lpbpurt Npe.
q. SO. SGlid. "a @lpbonrn Ios
Gobert 9re9er, 149 Satitots StE
g. 99raoer. 316 Wtortet Str.
&tIpeblab s. MaDmuIe1, 3Ol Wsarftt @sS
9ortenberg, 212 Center ctr.
s.. Grber, 199 @enter Ctr.
Srou W4. &ubn, At Gu9enie StI
Dug. Srau3en, SO @tgenie Ctr.
@bos. SbbeI. lie Guaenis Ctr.
Utor Si9ten1tern, 259 Stub Str.
GMOiette.
gaoitortuIt SottL
@ictorio SoteI.
Meniu9tot1 9oteL
Selanb SpteL.
E1cGDps SoteL.
2eyirgtou 9oteI
SO &oH9reB Str.
81 &Dams ctr.
III Gan 9nren ctr.
no Sarriion ctr.
Ill 9orriIpn ctr.
Saorf 9pteL IS. 9tr. unb @ebafb NnE
, 1893-10-20

gIea ~nnieren Sreuuoen un6 9efaurten Die
nnb SOB seTfaasn bat, om Soaneritaa BEN IS.
Cftober, H9 ubr Morgeus, unIere1 e,uSigen
tuni9iteeliebten Sobn BritS &entfe I'M Sitter bon
9R Sabren nad tur5eiu Granfenia9er 5u fi1 al
reBme1, 9ie geeroieuu9 fiubet aa 9onHabeno
ben 81 Gftober, 9taebnl1ttags 2 Ibr, pom 9rauer.
bouie, 256 SbeffieIO Mpe., ans nod Wunoer's
&trhbofe itatt. 9ie trauernSen 9iuterbliebeneu
Wobert &emfe, Batter.
Soa &ent6e, Ofutter.
GIia &emde, G6fpefter.
, 1893-10-20
6unnoriftifheS

Ser 6i5frete 3a6nur8t. %, Sic f0nnen
polfommen rubig iein, 9ndbt9e Srau! ltn=
perbril6li3e Seribpie9enbett 9eb0rt BEL
uns 3abndr3ten gum @elbGft. @rIt borige
8obe bab' tb Der @rdfin BON @aIbenburg
unb Der 8arOnin ponS aubenbctm Elm bouz
itdnotges neltcs @ebtB ein9eiebt, uno fetn
Meni3 tpeiB einSterbensp0rtcben bapOu! !"
@bgeblibt. Sllnse Dame GUM eriten
Mfale auf benz Marttc): yOie @anie itnO
ia gar5 gut, aber pieI gu boob i'm Breiie.
2aBt iib ba NIGHTS a~bban6eln 2"
GerfGufertn: rs beipabre, mir Iaiien
uns NIGHTS abbdnbeln, am alerpentgiten
bon 10 ungen @Gnen."
, 1893-10-20
abennblaft ber alhtota staats- ast1sm, grsttae, 20. UAtober 1898.

broben mar. Wan tann iib benfen,
tpel6e 8erptrrung unter iolden 11m=
itdnOen IN bet 9agunenitabt scberribt bat,
, 1893-10-20

Nn5eigen in Ser ~Nbenbausgabe Der Sniz
11ots Staats3ettung baben ben beiten @rfolg.
, 1893-10-20

9bOnnirt auf bos Nben6bGott ser SQinotS
Stats 3eitung, 8rets l Sent.
, 1893-10-20

- gu BEN l1eberi 3pemmun9en in
Stalten tptro gel6riebcn: lln9ebeure @aiz
lerflltben itno itber 9alt3 Sberitalien uno
ToScal1a berabgeltiir3t. Otacb 70 LANCER
Srodenbeit, pelcbe alIe Sic 3auienoe bon
8ergbdcben felt Wonaten ausgeoorrt bate,
bil6eten iicb bieie gu @teBbGcben nm, tpelcbe
bon alien 6Oben bernteoerraui6ten un6
ilberaa 11eberi6tpemmun9en un0 groBen
S6aoen Deruriacbten, Ser 6urcb befttgen
Sturm nod neri6limmert tpur6e. Die
8%abnLtnten iin6 an Dericbtebenen Steuen
arg beibdbigt. Die 2tnte Sloren3, So
Iogna, Wailon6 lit unterbroben. Ser
Geno uno sic Saoeua BEL Bologna traten
aus 11no iberl61pemmten bic Nieoerltng 10
icbneu, baB 3p0lf Perionen beim 0orfe
Grocetta i'm 6elbe iiberrai6t tpur6en. Sic
retteten itdb nuf 8Gume unb p1r6en mach
LANCER SoDeSangit bon Bionteren, bic in
8ootcn 9erbetetlten, in Si6erbeit gebrocbt.
9ie Sapena burbbrab BET Gan 2oS3oro
BEN 8abnOamm. 0as 9orf @aftelOebole,
8onte Congo. IT,. a. iteben unter Wdiier,
biele 66uier itnb etn9eitiir3t, mebrere Yerz
ionen ~ertranfen. 8eim 9prfe Ponigate
brQdb, nocboem e6en etn WailGnber Sitter
AUG 6te Bride paliirt bate, bieie in 1icb 5uz
1amr1er. Der BGrter pern1ocDte noD 5ur
rec6tcn i3eit einen berannabenben Bug sum
Steben at brtngen. Sci &iolo 1T bic
8abn1trede bier &ilDmeter melt unteripilt.
Qtltcb auf Ser SoScanae8a6u bat baS I'm
metter fcbtperen~ ScbaOen an9crt3tet. Sci
Gescia lit cine 8ride eingeitiir3t, Dtele
0Drfer ftebeu inter Naiier, Sn Niia
bran8en 6ie Slutben in bic Giienbabnibupz
pen Elm unb pernibteten 9roBe 8orrGtbe an
3uder unb &aIfee. Nus. Como ipirb be-
rtc6tet, baB eine @erOas0 aipine auf bic
S6molipurbabn niebergegangen lift, peIcbe
bon Mtena9gin nacb Borle55a am 2uganoz
See fubrt, Ser Gerfebr 1T unterbrotben.
Sn @ene6ig e%ntita1O infolge Oes furbtz
barren Stllrmes cine ouBer9em09nlidbe 6ocbz
flutb. OaS Weer iiberi6peutmtc ben ct.
WarcuSplab unb ale tiefer 9eIegenen Stel7
len ser Staot. 9os @aiier tpar 10 bod6,
6aB Die Barren ni9t inter Sen 8riifens
bOgen binbur9 fonnten, 10 boB mebrere
Stun0en lang Der GonbeIOerfebr unters.
, 1893-10-20
OocS=MnSei9e.

SoocS=9lnsei9e.
@ertpon6ten uno SSreun6en bic ~trourise Nadridt, bns
nniere liebe Mutter Safe SbierrD, 9eborne MOaier,
Sonner1to9 Morget So nbr naf tur3eu &eioeu i'm
<er BON 40 Sobren geItDrhen fit. 8le 8eeroieune
finoct SoHutag Na1mittag l nbr bonn SrauerbouIe, go
G. Saliteo=StraBe, aus nd9 Molbbeim ftutt.
yInaa @idDerSf1, esH+..
GniiIte Strpbefer, 5~'~"l'
20of2t SobanH Wtouier, Bruoer.
, 1893-10-20
@rnnheiQentlnnt.
Gei6Gfts= 0elegenbeiten.

Gei6Gfts=0 elegenbeiten.
. uberfaufeu: @utgebenber GGf=SaIopu inter
- giinitigen Se0tnguugel. 336 9sortb Ape, @de
Salmann Npe. 19of2t
On pertuufcu: Sin 9utgebeuber 9rocerD=Store
- NIT einer tdglidDen 9urb tts=@iunaDme BON $50;
lluB geiunobeitsbolber iolprt btlt9 ~Oertauft perbeu.
9tucD5l1ra9en ant Ylab.
206f2t ga 81. Ctr, SIDE Union 9oe.
On pertoufeu: ytadiuelsib etnsr Der beiten Sa=
- Iopugeidafte, gforolpeitiette, NIT @ereiusbauen.
&eafe ponI @igentbiner nab WnuIG. ,&lein,
l6of3t 125 g. Glart Ctr, 3iTtrter 10.
Mute @eIegenbeit fir etueu Magenna6er, Der lelblt=
" itdnbig lperOen llbtbte; font in Der 9s1be BON Obi
Cngp eiue1 Sbop. GootS unb Wtaterial taufeu.
16of7t SbaS. &emcte, 291 W. iGbicago @pe, Saloon.
Ou b erf ufenS Sin ieBr gutter Salppu nit lebbaf=
10 tent 0erfebr I'M @eihdftSoiertel Der Staot tanlbe
~benIetbel epeut. 9eeeu l. 3lGIIe 9run6be1iB. S9ounel
" Suer 8aporian Srg. 50, @1e 40. mo gGalace Str.
l2ipbnlp
q II pertaufcu: 1uter 9iialtt9en SeOtngutgeu
~ meDrer quite 6Oruer=SaIppn5. @gutbenOieieG6en aud
se9eu SoIS uuO otCere ut@Stderbett oustatiben. gu
erlr0gen O9pnteG u 9tcr gap. 9retuing So, 40.
IND 4Snlare Str. 27auoloutbau
, 1893-10-20
SoDeS=Wu3ciac

=4ttT3GIyE%
Srelubeu liro 9efannten bic traurige @adri6t
0aB lluier geltebter @atte uub Batter Scarf
Sdtatin am Wittpod Inn 1919 l1br 9tadts i'm
Nlter BON 4S Sabreu II Mptoten uuo 20 5aaeu
rnblg i'm 9err1 oerIGteoeu lit. 9ie 8eereieuug
inoet itatt am Spnutag ben p. Sttober, 9to6mit=
tags 2 llbr, pont Srauerbauie, $40 FULLERTON @oe,
aus mad Sracelano. I'm ftile SbeilMabnte bitten
GItia SaIatin, Satin
Sarrie,
&nrI, S&iuoer.
2Oof2t 4lIsufne,
, 1893-10-20
o. WI.

0. WI. h.
GbaS. Sa8er, Wtit9lieb Der &Drner=2p9e SO. 81, lift
9eItorbeu. 8eerbi9uug Sounta9, ben %. Sftpber, gtodbs
mIttagS 2 llbr, naG 9rnCelanb. 8eamte uno Mit0lieber
ipolen fib SonHtag I'M l nbr in Der So9enbale eirs
finoen. 6cpcnnitg, Yrd1.
Goldberg, Ger.
, 1893-10-20
3u berfanfen: 9feroe, aiibe, Sunbc &c
an8.igen inter bieirr @ubrif finO fOtenfret


On oe%rtaufen: Sun9e 9unbe-German Mastif-
~ golbIut, biai9, $1,000. 4718 @ibIano slpe.,
IIottt 8uienba6.
, 1893-10-20
BerlOnli9es.

rI+TVV*EtUNI'
ErIte Glofie 9GobrIagcrIn, % bis so @eits, audi Sonn=
tags. fSror \. .3etbIer, $50 sc. Gbice9o apeuue,
II The Witlluanfee 9tne. 20ot6t
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-22
KRUPP's GREAT FoUNDRIEs.
The Great Gun Maker OF Germany Em.
ploys M Army OF Workmen.

The Great Gun Maker OF Germany Em-
ploys M Army OF Workmen.
In, 1890 the population of Essen was
nearly seventy-nine thousand, and this
number included sixteen thousand of
krupp's workmen with their families,
numbering over fifty thousand). In ad-
ditlon to this, a large number of the
factory hands live in the workmen's
colonies in the suburbs of Essen, and
are not reckoned with the population of
the city, where about three thousand
Arupp employees are located at various
branch works. The total number of
men employed by the Krupps and af-
tected by their social experiments was,
according to the census taken in this
year, twenty-five Thousand; and with
their families amount to eight-seven
thousand nine hundred persons.
The Annals of the American Academy
contains an article by s. M. Lindsay
which shows the improving social con-
dition among the worlzmen. Sundays
and legal holidays no work is done at
the foundries except it be neces-
sary repairs to machinery, fur
naces, etc. Catholic employees have
an hours leave of absence on
o-~N1N SPNSA"A S'tuA Sh Ill
tend early morning mass. The length
OF the working day is from six a. m. to
six p. M, with three different intervals
of rest aggregating a minimum of two
hours per day. Night and day work is
so arranged that it is equally divided
among all; the len 9Th of time for night
work is from six p. N. to half-past four
n. M, with half-hour pause. Exclud-
ing pauses, therefore, the actual work
ing time is ten hours day; formerly it
was eleven and one-half hours per day,
and including pauses thirteen hours.
Only since February, 1890, has work
ceased at Six p. m. instead of seven D.
m. Extra hours for repairs, ETC., were,
formerly more frequent than ut pres
ent, but yet in 1s9O-'o1 they were
numerous enough to average one per
day for each workman. Lateness in ar
irving at work is punished by n fine,
and promptness, to the extent of only
one lateness in a year, is awarded by a,
small money payment added to the
wages at the end of the year. About
thirty-four per cent. of the employees
are entitled to this reward each year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-22
FULL or RATTLERS.
Thrilling Experience OF q GeoIogtst In
an Old Tunnel.

Thrilling Experience OF GeoIogtst In.
an Old Tunnel.
Prof. William Watts, assistant in the
field for the state mining bureau, re-
Gently had, according to the San Fran
cisco Examiner, IN experience in Colusa
county that made his hair stand on end.
II went to Colusa county to examine
quicksilver mine in company with
another gentleman" he said, "and after
ride of few miles into the mountains
we reached our destination. The mine
had been partially developed by tun-
mel run in about one hundred and fifty
feet, but work had been abandoned
many months before. We had proceed
ed but q few feet into the inlxy dark
ness of the tunnel when I, being in the
lead, struck match to light candle.
No sooner had the light flared up than
/ heard the warning Of rattlesnake
and saw a big fellow coiled up at my
feet ready to strike, while further on 1
saw numerous other sq1irming reptiles.
The match dropped from my hand as I
jumped backward several feet.
"Bzz-t! Bz-z-t!
"Another snake sprung his rattle.
had landed directly upon the second
snake and felt it wriggling under my
feet.
''Bz-z-t! bz-z-t! ratified another from
the tunnel side just by my face, and the
whole place seemed alive with the hor-
rible things. The din created by their
fncesshnt angry rattling was frightful
We got out all right, but were badly
scared. Later q party was formed to
exterminate the big nest of snakes, and
large numbers of them were killed.
The unused tunnel was just the place
for them to spend the winter months
comfortably" Prof. Watts kills rat
tlesnakes with his long-bandled geo.
logical hammer, but says that when he
strikes o. tunnel full Of them nothing
short of q GatIing gun is of any use
WhateVeEs &C., ..j:A-.-..a -.
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