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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-26
ON THE TRACK.
Ben brush Wins the L.tonia Derby, Value
$4,000, at CInciun natl.

HiS,OOO, at Ntnctunntl.
Cincinnati. June 25.-The summer
meeting Of the Latonia Jockey club
opened to-day with an immense attend
ance. The Latonia Derby was the fea-
ture Of the day. Five came to the post
-Dwyer's pair. Ben Brush and Ben
Eder, Semper Ego. Loki and Howard
Mann. The betting was l to on the
Dwyer entry. 6 to on Semper Ego. 10
to 1 on Loki and 50 to l on the Howard
Mann. They were sent away with
Loki In front. Semper Ego second. Ben
Eder third. Ben Brush fourth. Ben
Elder was sent out to make the pace.
and as they swung around the upper
turn the positions were: Ben Eder.
Loki. Howard Mann, Semper Ego and
Ben Brush. Howard Mann dropped
back last and from then on to the wire
the positions were unchanged. save
that Ben Brush moved up on the far
turn and went to the front In the
stretch. There was brief brush be-
tween the two Bens and Loki, but the
colt did not like the going and Brush
went on, winning handily, Ben Eder
second. Loki third. pulled up four
lengths In front of Semper Ego. The
time was 2:i0ls, and the race was not
stnSdtlONdl. Lohi WIS ouly stdIttQ W
help make a good field. as Mr.. Mclean.
his owner, knew he had no chance
against Ben Brush on a soft. slow
track. but he ran q good race. The
Derby was worth s12,290 to the first
horse. $1,000 to the second and $500 to
the third.
Mile-Islin won. Bloomer second. Gu
ticlene third; time. 1:45&. -Four and
one-half furlongs-Protus won. Three
Bars second. The Planet third: time,
0:5sls. Six furlongs-Moylan won.
Prince Imperial second, Old Center
third; time. 1;l7h. Latonia Derby. for
3-year- net value $12.290; mile and
q half-Ben Brush. l22 (Sims). to
won; Ben Eder. 122 (Thorpe). to 4.
second: Loki. 122 Pay). 10 to 1. third;
time. 2.40ia. Five furlongs-Suisun
won, Belle Bramble second. Adowa
third; time, l:0sk. Seven furlongs-
Aimee Goodwin won. Mate second, Ell
sket third; time. 1882.
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Isenjamin Bristow's Funeral.

New York, June 25.-The funeral
services over Benjamin Bristow. secre-
tary of the treasury IN President
Grants second term, were held to-day
in the brick church (Presbyterian). Rev.
DR.. Vandyle officiating. The pallbear-
ers were Clarence Seward. Joseph La
rogue. Joseph H. Choate. Charles La
nier. Justice Peterson, o. d. Mum.
John c. Latham, II. H. Anderson.
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SILVER IN NEW YORK.

Of the Metal in the City.
New York. June 25.-The first crgan-
ized movement In behalf of free silver
in this city was held at Cooper Cnitn
tonight. A vast assemblage was pres
ent. Senator Tillman Of South Caro-
lima was the principal speaSs-. At the
conclusion of his spe sch free silver res
olutions were adopted. and ". p. st.
John was delegated to go to the popu-
list and democratic conventions sLd
press them upon the delegates.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-26
SHARKEY THE IDOL
HE EMERCES FROM THE BOUT
WITH ONLY A DARK EYE.
Corbett Acknowledges Hls Defeat, aad
Says He WIN right the Marine
Again, Maybe.

San Francisco. June B.-James J. Cor
bett has answered Sharkey's verbal chal-
lenge for fight to finish. made At the
ringside after last nights contest by him
self. announcing his intention to issue O
challenge to all comers. Fitzsimmons pre-
ferred. II the latter does not accept with
In two weeks Corbett says he Will make
arrangements for tight with Sharkey
to take place on agreed territory, prefera-
bly, In Mexico.
Sharkey is the idol Of the sporting
world to-day. and the most extravagant
predictions as to his future are made.
Sharkey bears his honors modestiy. but
reiterates his desire to meet Corbett In q
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-26
At sheepsh rad lay.

New York, June 25-It was cold and
cheerless at Sheepshead Bay to-day. Six
furlongs, selling-Amanda V. and Oracle.
dead heat; Halton third; time. 1:l6 40.
Five furlongs-Rosemonde won. Thomas
Cat second. Concord third; time. 1;oa 2-5.
Six furlongs-Ferrier won. Warrington
second. Hanwell third: time. lis i-5. Mile
and a furlong-Charade won, st. Maxim
second; only two ran; time. 200. Half
mile-Sct Fast won, Gray Bird second.
Euphemia l.. third; time. 40 2-5. Half
mile-Successful won, Amiable second.
Naughty Girl third: time. 80 s-5. Steeple-
chase. about two miles-winship won.
Patrolman second. Lion Heart third:
time, 4:57
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Special Dispatch 10 tho Standard.
Niles CiJy. June S.-Judge Streyel ar
rived here to-day and was met at the
station by the Miles CITY brass band.
which played few selections while a
doEen or two people cheersd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-26

San Francisco. June 25.-James Cor
hett and Z. J. Lynch. Sharkey's back
er. met to-day and nominated for a
finish fight for $4,000 and the largest
purse offered by any club Sharkey was
not present, and the agreement was not
signed to-day, but there will be an
other meeting tomorrow. when the ar
rangcments will be completed. One OF
the stipulations already agreed on Is
that the fight must take place within
six months.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-26

Indianapolis. June S,-At the Indiana
democraue state convention yesterday
benjamin Shiyely. who was nominated fOr
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-06-26
TWO MORE
Georgia and North Car.
DINA Are in Line.
BY LARGE MAJ0RI7IES
The Mention Of Cleveland and Gold is
Kissed By the Carolinans.
PLANKS OF SOLID SILVER
PLANKS OF SOLID SILVER

{ elegates Elected to Chicago Who
Propose to Continue the Good
Work-A Free Coinage Move
ment lnaugurated In new York
City-ResolutIons Adopted and
Men Delegated to Go to chicago
and st. Louis to Add Enthusiasm
to Those Conventions-Ano her
Red Letter Day for the White
Metal.
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governor. received i.s4s out OF a total OF
liza. Ex-congressman Cooper. the candi-
date OF the gold standard men. received
the remaining l0l votes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
behring's nve Rataloe.
9eitmaifin' Sirmaet Secriug 6arpr
tier &c., 6bitngo.

Gutalo9er / fOrSfiealge Spro9 Usiuo
Iorit. 3anif ps spenI, iurelisser nj
trptte % iarbiat til Smienoins fra
bet fore Ssitmaifiu. Sirma / Gbicasc.
Gesrins SuroeIter 60. De oatre Bill
leoer, iom iQuitrerer &atnloscn, sipsr
ben omtanfipmme Sarmer en- sob So
reItiains ON 9eerins'N aifinerne ce
oeres iortraifelise gsenituber. Ger
lia ipiuefaloenoe er ben al 9eering'
5irmaet / iaa itur uofrafuins benpt'
teoe "Roller" oe "Saa Bearing" pet
sammeuietninseu at Seitmaitinerne
bppruso en- bel Del al 5riftiOnen bort'
ialber, iamtibis iOm Slitasen pua Ma'
itinerne forminbfes, ps Maifinern(
bflper lettere at haanotere. 9e SRA,
ifinoele, ipm bar be npeite 5orbsbrin.
ger, beifripes Og afbiloes paa en- Oils
lfuelia Iaabe. Sirmaet fabriferer
sieunsmiuitlis en- iuIoitGnois SarUe'
fer % en- Wil 8inoebpsiins / bperi
Minut. 8 1896 iolstes 23,256 ferc
MaItiner os 1000 Cons mere Sinbes
busting END / 1895.
9ssrirs Sarueiter 60. beifjaftissl
3, 500 Grbeibere.
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100

garelie eler ben til en- parm Opn; oerueo faar man 6roi'
blemmer. Se irosue 9enmer pier fig bpioe, oe iao 5alo
maa man ftrar onioe benz meb Sue, o9 ct istoiot 9iutlRoe
Iaeees oper. 5rotblemmsr belbreoes ub ct Omlu9 al reuue
Goteter eler @ulergbber eQer unrm Stulie. Gr 5rohen iaa
let, at ben tan ptrsr fg Tom Slice Snnoerne, ba fan man
auibe benz meo Yano, bpori er tost Ycteter, suer ogiaa meb
Scroiine. Gr oct sommel 6rof, iom tomnsr iOien. biaIper
bet eobt at lrsge iuuite Seq paa 90 berom pitle en- 2intluo.
Gr ct euer Here Gem aloeles foriroSne, oa maa be anbrin.
oes isfolbt 9anb iubs ct tolot Rum; 5ooen eler Saanoen
nil oa Hpoe IS, % Der ~ioresaar ingen Srifnius inOenfor
queen.
Gr ct Weunefe tilipuelabsuoe ibiefrosist brinecs bet IND
/ ct tolSt 99relie, og 2esmet snioes meo Sne eaer meo ct
SlQbe. buppet istclot 0ano; man noa pare pariom for. at
lille ct ircsient Gem brattes, tbi bet T ben 9iitanb meset
Iigrt.
timber @nionineen banner Der fs en- Ss7orpe, % eftsr
icm 9iuet uenoer tlba9e, ter osnne op. Man ioriiatter meb
Guieninseu, men ba tan Sanoet pare minore toIbt, % Dor
beIit blauoss meo iibt 2lltobol eaer 9ranbepin. y(oar Gem,
merue sr bIepne mpse, loges ben 5oriroSne / en- Seno, 9eae,
met arioes fremoeles, tolbt Sano baIoes Siertefulen. oa
Spirit OF ammonia fan boloss unbsr ben spses gaie.
GuseI fmaa cusraas,
aItie sobe at taae til. Moo Sorfisleie orittes nufIet gp,I,
meo Ibt maIet geppsr I. 9erai tages en- Dolls itrar for man
saar tilienss ON Gftenen.
Soite bliper man fpit ueo at brill. parm aisrn,meIt .ler
ristis beO lemonade % iaa Iasss fig purm ssns.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
&ragsSorgenienS Geo9r,

iom Der bar gaaet ida liOre Orb I'm,
bar ri bgrt euteIte SGSere uotuse fine
5ppt ON.
Gaa en- Sfpoeplabs er @ep9ret piit.
npf uomGrtet; mep ipm Sustseuar
trcr man, at bet buer ipart tlsint.
Der er / sslbu en- Del, Ium
bar brust ben Slass @epar uneer
@~lsjasten, men uoen u%RpnepGroia
Rptte.
Ter sr Ifubt meo bet paa Glser;
men naar life 3Drsts Golere Dele er
%trufist, bar bet suust fri for ipnoerlls
Wten.
SrOisttilet / bisie@.uarer er iaa Tibet,
at oetSaar, Der ufiteOfommer i be mere
tisOiuloe 3ele al 7prst, er naIteu o.
/ Sntet. 9ertlt fommer, at 9rpisftiIet
bur en- iaa flor SuitisbeO, at Saar,t
%iorbreuoes / B~reooerns, iaa Der tfte
opitaar npseu uioere 8lsoniug.
Gr bette Silfaloe, unar Der fpSes
paa Gig, iaa fan Der usiaa uars 1pipl
ON, bporoiot @eurret p,l ipare tll fin
"~brGbenSe SenIist" unber 9rir, uaar
Waalet sinlcer Wenneit.r. S.lp bar
ri ielOislselis inseu Griarins, Om Sc,
unrets G~senitab.r, er iom her antpbet
ri bar fun anisrt en- bel rutineret Ola.
j9sers S%ormsnlns ON 9tu9en.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25
Oyfferne oe oeres Ralo.
Get bar en- Gleiant. iori 8ap Spee'l
til Gpfftri.

Gn 9pftsrs fuloe gstlaonn9suO'
fpr psier 10 9uuO % tOiter omir'nN
$500. gsrit Os frsmit fomnier %
guub / tpt nnberbetIGonin9, Doorpaa
sloer ielue alabningen, iOm pe'er IA
guub. etsulerne peisr 80 Yuno; os
or open ganoe nusls tunspInots Sre'sr'
men berimpb meset mso9lsrll9s pa0
~Sootunbsu. SrpIt os Spsitpi'
isrne peier so GunD % Sisln'en 30
8unb.
aensuns a~iampstibst 'Srsat Ga
terms Stibsfros blep rsniet al 2p''
fere. mebens bet blep label nso Den
unbsrisiite 9sleoraftubel til Snoien,
par 12 9pftere befieftiaet meo arbe''
BET i 6 Tiger. Osa Ontraftpr'Iert lSo pad
$4,000 eaer s125 ON ussn tor posr
Dptisr. Get i~torpsastise Sag StI'
BETS gune bar oper en- Sob tptt, os oa
bet par i"ieruet, laa "Great GaItsrn"
to 9ommer bsiere paa Ganeet.
Den itsrIte 8pbOs, pna builten en-
9ptter meo 3rpsbsc fan nrbslos, er
$50 Sob; bog bar Der u1ret entelie
3ilfaloe, bror 3pttsrs bar 8nnet nsc
2o4 Sob / garo. tuur be bar maatt't
taal. ct 9rpt al SSh 4unb paa bper
apaorattOmme at fit 2egeme.
3ptteri blsp ierIte Gang paablttet
uco spnet Of en- glefaut, Der ipDmme'
De pper en- bpb 6lOo, % lom, bper'
gang ben befnuOt fig uucer Sanofla'
Den, itat fin Snabel tilpslrs og aancs'
De paa ben 0taaoe.
9ptterens Grbeioe beitunr | at finee
table @ienitnnos paa SaVbunoen %
omIpnge Dem meO Sieb pna en- iaaoan
Maaos, at be meO 9etbeo Tan beiiss
op; enoploers / at rsuie % 'obberfpr'
buoe etlbe / Suuosn, renie Damp
lttbspropslsr % sisrs IIsueuoe Ar'
bette.
Naar ct Gpttsrsmne er ,itano III at
arbeios paa en- fpbos at 120 Sob. Biz
uer ban anieet iom ipal ~ficerst. Stag
itibens i ben brittle Warine msoisrer
itaois Otte 2pttere. arpoierue fire brer,
%alleIammeu iulot uotpreSe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

Oct fan bGnbe, Der blep @lGbe
Stuen pda alopperns. Sntet Sule.
lps fan itinns mere Hart. enb naur
Menneifebjerter msbes, Tom bar long
ties oe libt.
Marie III fppe / Sengen boz Wtor.
Nu bar bun after Barn. Oct fpntes
benbe fun Tom en- ting og onb 9rem,
aft bet, bun bdpbe libt beruoe paa b
pilb1omme 8eie.
Men nebs / Den file gp for Smao
os Store f~oritprrebe op at lin tungs
Sulebrsm. - Oct bar 10 life bet samlt
re9lemsntersbe Srasruzrd! Der er pos
fen! = bet, ipm gjoroe. be fslts Spss
gen bobbelt inbenfor be lune 99sse.
Nei, Der bar en- Subel % 8raft | be
bGTe, frattsnbe Soner, nogst, Der pilos
babe Cuff os finbe 8ei ub / ben srps
enbe Sulemorgen.
Vile be mango 1nldd og 1tore Wterl'
nsTter grunbebe os grunbeoe ct Mtinut
easr to ober, bpab Der bog git at ben
gamle, ftittelige Satob gr9ttd. -
De tunbe flst life f~pritaa BAN. = Re=
iplut benbts be fig ON paa ben anoer
Sibe og fortfutte I'm Sulebrsm. Dog.
mibt inb I Srsmmen, inb til bsns
inberite Sierte, Der fulgte Sornsta
Soner meb, os Der fpritob be, at Der
bar tommen andre Orb til ben tjenbte
Wslpbi. - 9st bar ben sdmle tiGrs
Salme:
Sulen bar bragt peliignet gub;
MI elGber fla 9amle % hinge.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

Seq pibfi. 10 moi, tjrr. 8orherrs;
bu tommer til os allsfammen, naar
bin 3ime iladr. gaobe til benz, Der
iibber | Gre % MoetsS 9be. iom ogs
Iaa til benz, Der panorer | Spno og
Rsb. - Du tom osiaa til mig, gamIe
Satob 8r9ttd, tom til mig pad vi
farpeisn | Storm % Snefos bsnne
bellige SuletpaIo, os iasbe til mig tn
eelig og Hart, ipm bet er big girst:
9u er en- for Spnber, somle Sdtob,
0u mener at fare pua be da5ne og rette
0eie og oerse, bbab Der er betroet big;
men fer bu bd life, bu tjsrer | Snefog
belle bit 2ip2 Gneen bl6noer bine Iii
ne, iad bu farer bib. Oct er scott Iea
tager Ssrmerne. -Se faa ldeoe ou
neb | min Sl9be bet, jeg bapbe tabt !
mine Zines 5orblinbelIe. bet, Tom
giorbe. at jes albrig tuhbe fad nit
Regnftab til at femme, alt bet iss enb
iGeb. - 5or oft bette flyer isg big
3at. sat os after 3at, Su beroppe
bag Stperne. oe beber Dig iuu inbsrs
Zig iIaa mig neo meb bin paloise Qrm
Iom ct nntelist 8reatur. ON jes npesnz
iinbe sIemmer big, pg bOub bu sjoroe
for mig / bsnne Slime.
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atorrnr ntaa ihhr frpTr.

Man ueO al sriariua, at Meltemeneben ufto8r p'
aler lon De beos SOmmsrouss itaar oe "banscr' uos'a
p0leno' Sano Ilss opOuer Wtaueu, os .r bette iau, ba I" v.
10 olosIss paato9elist at bet maa saa .nonu prrrs NEE"
NO. Der liaar lille opb sne, mcbers bet blaier tOIOt t.
tssRer % Huber. Den trummer Rpssen, iaa ben itaat ! "
que oen loer oerunoer 90 tpr osrior mart ben til ct @ln.
lor al Fnoe lot SelIphelie. Mau tan itis pents t9 'pnYI
h9' az ct DR. Der ~bsbanbles iaaleoes. oar man lite "@. !.
III al an,'afts ct ~orbsntIist 5iss. iaa buros man bet V".s
hofe'' ct oalmirr, iaa tie @eir % giuo msb anI% '"
'0srs 'sisnnsm Sprsns baaos tent 90 tisIst.
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l91

6itts stusr fn, ON man tugeri munSsn en- sutp
tlunp, opppet GbOite.
Haa sO9, taaret op stiuer, taoer al onb 9u0t bot
'et SGrelie; bet er oerfor eoot at BRUCE ct sp9epGreIis
par man brrnot fig, Dor itrar fntnnit Sui eDer Eom
Slarp orpSles poo, Oct biaIper oeiaa eobt at imSre sGs8'
9o'oe paa' t9' oa banner Der fig Ell Storpe efter nosIs 2tnlH'
0or'0o' par mon branot fig anTstet eIer 6ousOet i'
oH0en er 'onIrlet op, eler Der bar Oaun.t fig ganobIrrst %
osr orises beos VanocmNas for at faa ra1ler. 9IoOcrtaIp
ton.
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"o III orpNet rIeo uarmt os tolot 0ano, bet enc ster >"
Gnoet' laa Der aIttO iititcs. Dian bsr ooiaa al oe til oFIE
nO' to'Of SaHo, % la9ss ON paIisn en- r~lotlub, fu8tst nj"
lot aeroine.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

FOR | npe 7iltrttter hnrtiat OF irtr,er--7
6orucs me furbetreoe eleftiHe Srltsy . y. z.
renoe Esie, be beoHe paa Soro,n. eot m5o tlsh
belbreoe noen gteoietn ale ~troriiie "a t-.Nyn,a q
Sngpcuime hos te9ie aisu - otl 81, / be-, ss~...5i'ni,
faa BEN o%perterei, frit % uosn Ho.Nsi 4
aofeupt %bortpire Ct SRnoreoe al q. brrTr+
beotte $1,000 e~lettriie 9rltrr til aoIi. M Q
eGuseimerttr. Scttsaist, Cafarrh' sIsntsrt,
Sopscpius. Rciratata. Sambco. Tngme,
3tphto, Ntrrsntet, RprbeieIitsb ,}norUsLpat,
Der, H~orftoppeLit, tr6a Seper, SotsaaIeaH
SIdaiiifGlot, NpemaroSIibeIicr' ss,sonest.
osr, 2~ppnlp3bse, GerpetprfffIts "btutoG'
Inappnutf, foIoe GGnoer Oh isnb, "Utneti
otiia Wtfr9ftelis, NsrttBaoonlnt, Ian, sssmtai
ter I Rnaasn. Scoeoet co xsmmCrn, ,SSsm plt
ale anbre Q~odsheotr hos @auo no cnth.u.el
Gi bortgtoer life Here euo ct Brlte hi en- ~ "sVIiluet.
gericn % iiie fere sro ri I bert 9iftr't. ~ 'sna,
aipe Bglterne III i%a1odure, ipm ri frpr >, - gti
2iperoe. III n,crer, beab pt fieer - frSt 'atlia
ucesniomteiit Cmtotninasr. Frr y aosa
Sldas lte3titer for Gem at halle. nj os- ,aBl
meo tilh srsnoe Dele nue. Titriiter, % ri as TG!.i
qroen pad, at bet pI beiale fla for "a H.. St
6pis BE efter Dor Rening er en- p9rbio gIS%,Sr,,s.otl.
81 qiue DEM et 89lte frtt. Gcno 90 9Frss WScysn.s "
apresIg tt1isencn Sores Manl umfrina gips, ~ WI "
%iautttoia TcrFs Snaoors Setaffcnben. S'rirs GGgslo
Snt Guar mao bore Iueierot eieunem Roitsr n, suL
fonlmen ps idrnce lite iensre euo l5re GanrsSs uts
ea bette er ben Tag, pna hpiIten g1Iterue bgrtsrooss9
Or. HORNE ELECTRIC BElr&rRuss co
DEPI.N. J. CHICAGO n,
$1,000 gelcnnins !s ].N3s ! r 4 g hi,
tan beoiie, at bette apertisismsrt / .tbscrt S y y ai
bets SuphcIo itfr er rrliat oa o%prtntiat.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-25

Bi er | erbuer Ssuiseuoe meset peItiIfreos
meo "Susuenneu," og ri er rregst tatncmlta
Tor ben peue, soce % btliee SHmaiiIue.
5lere her bar Spmn1trer, Der bar tcitst $s5,
men Der CT ino.u, Der fan iie., at oeres er
beore, penere, saar Isttere elsr gicr beore
Nrbeioe eno "Suspenren." s1.45 Sroot
Mnoers Saeobten, STAFFORD Springs.
0nnn
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Snrrfrr if't nnosaa NaIostIen al ticIiSntHs
raa en- Ttue'Nlcue % Ruupt ueO at BRUCE DecOral
fnmp aud Windmill Spring. 8tlNte tlIaE
eutantelts 20 90 l Brua. outs SdnbltHe' sa
Sleaei iiie bar benz ea frs III % for tuie,ifaA,
LflpSnilaer: opatp Srsnoens Spbcs % Roisn
SiprrtIie. 9tnne spriul icnoes mob Eornebrt.!tli
alVrileH, DEBORAH WINDMILL co"
DEBORAH, Iowa
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04
Notice of Application for Letters of
Administrator for Posting.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
A Territory of Arizona, in and for the
County of Yuma.
In the matter of the Estate of Fred
Roenne, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John W.
Ambrose has filed with the Clerk of this
Court petition praying for letters OF Adj
ministration of the Estate of Fred Roenne
deceased, and that Monday, the 18th day
of November 1895 at o'clock, p. m, of
said day, at the Court room in the Court
house County of Yuma has been set for hear
ing said petition, when and where any
person interested may appear and show
cause why the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated October 18th, 1895.
[SEAL. A. FRANK,
Probate Judge and ex-Officio Clerk of
Probate Court.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04

The November Number OF the
american antiquarian and Original
Journal has an interesting article on
the Indian as an American Citizen, by
Hon. James Wickersham, of Tacoma,
Washington. This Gentleman, who
is a prominent lawyer and Judge,
takes the ground that the Indian has
rights which the courts do respect,
but the difficulty in the past has been
that their tribal condition prevent
ed, as ali bargains and treaties were
made by the chiefs and not by indi-
viduals. An article on Coronado's
route shows exactly what Pueblos
were visited by him and what their
condition is.
The Oriental department contains
an article on Recent Discoveries in
Babylonia, by Prof. Hilprecht, and the
usual notes on Egyptology; by VIM.
G. Winslow, D. D. L. d.
The Editorial on the Paleolithic
Age in America shows that so many Of
the characteristics of the age arc wan
ting, that it is doubtful whether it
can be regarded as established in this
country, Notwithstanding the various
discoveries of rude relics which have
been reported by Prof. +. G. Wright,
and others.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04

THE SENTINEL is in receipt of
Governor L. C. Hughes annual re-
port to the Secretary of the In
terror, for the year ending, June
Both, 1895.
1t is one of the most comprehen-
sive and exhaustive reports OH the
progress, development and resources
of the Territory, ever written by
any previous Executive of Arizona.
1t contains the report Of the
Territorial immigration, Commits
sioners of each county of the Ter
ritory, together with roster of all
of the Federal Territorial official, as
well as the officials of every county.
It is also illustrated with num-
Der of half-tone pictures of Ter
ritorial buildings and views OF
agriculture in the southern part OF
the Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04
Sheriff'S Sale

John Gandolfo and Eugene F. SAM
guinetti, under the firm name of Gan
dolfo & Sanguinetti, Plaintiffs, VS..
Valentine Westfall, Guadalupe West
fall and Mary E. Pos t, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an eXecu-
ton and order of sale issued out Of
the District Court of the Third Judi
cial District of the Territory of Arizona
in and for Yuma County, on the goth
day of December, 1895, and to me as
Sheriff, duly directed and delivered,
on judgement rendered in said
court in the above entitled action on
the 18th, day of December, 1895, for
the sum of $514.40, with interest
thereon until paid at the rate of one
per cent per month and costs of suits
taxed at $63 40 and all accruing costs,
together with the foreclosure of the
plaintiffs mortgage lein on the pro-
III oolu OAuC1 VI o6tAO dIlQ upon
which have duly seized and levied,
described as fellows, to-wit:
So. w. 1 of sec. 81 in township 7,
So. of Range 16, west of the ella and
Salt River Mer., situated in Yuma
County, Territory of Arizona; also 538
inches of water from the Mohawk
Canal, attached to said land
Public notice is hereby given that 1
will, at the court house door of the
said County of Yuma, at the hour of
ten o'clock a. IN. on Monday, the 18th,
day of January, 1896, sell at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash in lawful money of the
United States, all of the right, title
claim and interest of the above name
defendants in, of and to the above
described property and water right or
so much thereof as may be necessary
TO satisfy said judgement and costs Of
suit and all accruing costs.
Dated December Goth, 1895.
MEL. GREENLEAF, Sheriff.
By VIM. S. HODGES, Deputy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04

TIE Graham County Bulletin,
published at Solomonville, by Geo.
H. Kelly, with its last issue en-
tered on it's 18th year. Its editor
says:
First it appeard in 1882 as the GrG-
ham County NeOs and was published
at Stafford. In 1883 it was succeeded
by the Clifton Clarion which was pub
lished at Clifton until 1889, when it
was moved to Solomonville and given
its present name. Next week we will
have something to say as to the future
of the paper, as Mr.. w. B. Kelly will
assume the position as associate editor.
The Bulletin is one of our best
weekly exchanges and the SENTINEL
wishes it numerous years of pros
perity.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04

Court Phoenix, No. 2, Forosters of
America have petitioned the Grand
Court of California to send an Or
ganizer into the territory to build up
existing courts and institute new
ones. The benefits of the order are
so liberal that it is justly popular
wherever known. A member does
not need to die in order to receive his
benefits from the court but in case of
sickness or accident gets his money
when he needs it most.-Phoenix Re-
publican.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-01-04
HarQUa HaIa Mines.

The managers report of the
operations of the cyanide plant for
October is as follows The plant
has been run steadily during the
months, and operations have been
very satisfactory. Everything
about the plant is in good working
condition, and better results have
been obtained than in previous
runs. The quantity handled and
the returns are as follows:
Pulp treated, $500 tons; average
assay value of pulp, $4.27 per ton;
average assay tailings, CSC. per ton;
percentage extracted according to
assays, 81; percentage extracted
according to bullion, 81; bullion
and gold precipitate estimated to
yield $13, 300; miscellaneous reve-
nue., $3.50; total revenue, 81 $50;
operating expenses, $500; miscel-
laneous, 81, 100; total expenses,
$500; net profit, 81 ,350.-Emgi-
scoring and Mining Journal.