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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Gin gutter Brief pom 6erid9ts=
fdreiber.
6ernanbina, Sfa., ben %. Sebr. go.
Serr S. George Subrer, spotbeter
oaIelbit.
@ertber @epree: 8ttte idJide
mir cine 5lal6e @bamberlain's
Sulten=SeilmitteI. SD mlrbe mid
nidt berubigen f0uneu, tuenu id
nidt piiBte baB cine 5laide biefes
geI6dbten Mittels ir 6auie lit. SD
babe baiielbe oollitdn0ig geprobt un0
eradte es als zines Der beIten Utit=
tel fir Die Group Die i6 ie eefunoen
babe. Cine 0oiis iuar intner &C.
nieero, DbwObt i9 lie ubne s8ie6er=
bolt einnebme. SiSber @rtdltungs
en- ereeben iib ioTprt oieier Reoisin.
SD tanu lie fur Group unb 9inoer=
Grfd1tuueen eetuiiienbaft empfeblen.
@reebenit, @eD. 6. @Dlf. 8erfauft
BON @alter Bros, N~pptbefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Die ibDnltan uno moberniten 8teiz
ber1toffe finoeu uuiere 8anten bel
Bru0Dt'S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Serr 6rib 9toNner BON 5reoerids7
burg, tpar eeltern in @eihaften bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

SRI. 2iSsie Sbee, reiite lebten
Muntnq nah ct. 2ouis, 100 lie aui
ldugere t3eit 81 Uerueilen seoentt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Deputy Suroepor Bueiuo bat bieie
Guhe ben oerer0Berten Sai>ptab Der
mteIien uno Iobalo bas 8etter es err
lnubt, loQen auf benz fir Die &enn=
balm b.ltimmten Tlabe bic @raoirz
uua8orbeiteu beaiuneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
6Gute ullS Qelit

Sir SGute un6 8el5e alIer 2(rt be-
5ableu mir Die b6diten Warftpreile
in @aib.
9aio & @berlin,
Mernl0nn. W(O.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

6aitnaAt fdtIt in oieiem Sabre arf
Den p. 5ebruar (8aibineton's
@eburtstag,) unb foG9lih Ni6ernitt=
mD6, Der Infan9 Der 5aIten5eit, auI
Ben IS. Jebruar. Sitern falt auf ben
10. Npril.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Der iunee Serr @ouaro 2eisner
FAINT (ebten MOntae BON ct. 2plts
bierber UNI Der 9oh5eit ieiuer
Shlneitp. beizuUDhnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

So, es lit mar, 5oleD'S 6oneg &
Tar lit Die bette 0u1teuzWteoi5in.-
Walter BroS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

2tn Wonta9 iiber abt Gage tritt
ba8 Nah(aBqeri6t in. Sibun9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

6err @e0. SObns uro ieinc Sante,
Jrau @aItOr 6. Sdlu5iu8, bon Gbi-
cagu, trofeu leBten 0ict8tag bier cin
UNI ans aranfenbett ibrer WtuttCr
uno G6tpelter, 6rnu 0enrp SODn3
su ellen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Serr e. VI. @Uis mrs, lebten
9ien8tng opu leiuer Satin nit einem
S6hterden bei9entt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Serr Glug. Sleeper be0ob ii6 tebten
Montue nacb benz iioti6en 8)eile
bes Guuntpa, no ct a(8 s~taotsans
malt me6reren Geiebesu6ertretern
in Der Nto9eretb un0 Gea Nadbor@
I6oft auf ben 8elS riiden miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
q, aou5os 9th beoiuo 1ette @ode

Sn 9anIns GitD be9ing Gette @ode
emmett &ooers, Sclbtnurb bur6
@ridieBen. Gpgers ma S6asmeii'
ter elmer Dob SELDOM 2Uge uno bate
$3.50 opn ben 2u9eneeibern fir ietn
eiget1es @eId6ft bertpauot. NGs ieiz
lie Sitger reUloirt Uuroen fanb er
Iid cut6edt MD UNI Der S0nuoc 81
entaeben enoete er iein 2eben ourt
cine 9ugel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
LOUIS HABERSTOCK,
Mnltrei6er 1t. Tapejierer.

10 Aae arftrei9srarb citeu. ioipte 3opt-
airen unb ..9roining" nerhen bints Hu0 unttr Ua'
Tautie her 8auerbafti9teit esihnladopu dlsgeia9u.
erftdtt e on Der 3tsu StroBs,
1erminH. Gto
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
Grmutbi6eu6e Nddridot

fur Nfbmn= 2eibenoe. SpleD's Spnet
& 3nr Hubert uuO beilt Iufurt in az
len SGucn.-Nalter 8ruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Nntbon 4appmeper, BON Erate
mar lebten 9iehStng beiu9sweiie
bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

$err Spbn 5ledmauu bat lebte
@ode etnen ib0uen 3u6tItier BON
Der 9urbom 3taHc aus gtpro Niiiuuri
erbolten ben er nuf ieinem antpeien
Den Siebbeiisern gu 3udtstueden CUR
Serfligung iteIen iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Serr @uitap Sell, BON Sirit Greet
perreilte Gesten Monta9 no6 Sid
0tGl, MSu., um ieiner Sdpeiter, 5rau
$. Streder einen 8eIu6 ab5uitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Der bieiige Surnoercin beabIi6ti8t
cine S1renriegc 81 eriin6en unO Ia
bet Die altercn 3urner gum NnIGllB
cin. 9tlio auf ihr often, i0iitteGt
ben%blegmtntitu8 ab un0 tretet Iriid,
frDb, Irei, Der SdrenrieQe bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
SIunIeu.

las gIumen Iiebsube 9ubIitum bon SsrHioHn NM
ums.esub ul6tbttH mir boruuf oufusrtlam madtH.
baB Ger ll~Htsrs.i6nsis ~isber5eit bereit If Hathrltps
fen gu Iieferu
Roisn. irssnb fusIds Jarben, per 2ubeah so GsIifs.
TeIieu. %
5ree,ios 20
Gunas, per Stid
nHitre Bretie fir 1opf-BIUmeuaH nab *pah-
gen ioon Otnsu mir BITE id0nite auspapl N uHisrsm
zr.ibbauis haben) tno nieoriser ais je 5lrar.
gsfonDers mb4fsH mir ouf uuiere ia0us aHspapi
9aImeu. AJaIias Hub eameIstn aht-
merriam mo4su.
g4eeeH TretfeH i&rsibe mon ON
9enrp 6 #. 6iorlit
3seIo 81 moiblus'pa, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

S119.95
Subu &eiH, armeubausfono.. so
9ierauf Sertaeuna.
Sbep. 8 ra {, q. 6. 6 8 e I,
Cert. 8Urliber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

9opo's 9inen beilen Sredreis.
aop!i3mer5 aus benz Nasen unb I'm.
uer0aulidteit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

32l Sin0er belu9en 9e8enpartig
unlere bifentli1e Sdule un6 menn
oer ~2(n0rnng anbdlt, muB Der Sdul=
rni6 li1 balb bn5u entidlieBen bas
G0utbau8 81 uer9r5Bern un1 ntebr
g1aum su 1bnfiel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Die 0Ud6etaqte @itttpe &uluf
Gatte pprtoe 8Ud)e bas ltreliid auf
elmer Treppe nus5uateiteu uub sl
Inuen, tupbei lie iidJ 10 idlinm ner=
(cbte, baB iie ieitber 6os Sett bitten
mus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
s;:ees um5uos : Derfauf
Drr(dutnt nidt Oir(t GrIcgrnbsit
biuigr Daarrn gu kaufrn. D .

biuige iDaarrn 81 kaucn. D .
SD werOe am lfen Mar5 BON menem iebieen @ei8d5splab mee5ie
ben uno un bic uHfOien beS iImsuees 10 pel ne mD8lid gu permeiben,
eebe ib ass
tan Rabat non Is Gruts gu jtbtm Dpum wrtb lnaurrn aeAautfar Daar
init tAusnabmt fr Groceries.
Sraubt Sr 9D epDos, 9eden, ebauls, 6nnoidube, 6ute, aoppen,
Serren> uuo 8amena usfaHirunss =artifel; allies nB perfauft merben biz
gum Item War5. gartet nibt big gum lesten Gag, foneern tpmmt ipoleib
unO babt erfe gsaBG Der gnaren bs jest mod puuhdnbisen aaeers.
ss,s JOHN LMERS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
JOHN M.
ltno giindDfr,

beiorat aus gfefterer. unb Eauaer-Ar erel N e@s
btheu mtiis nn6 Su iebr uttbtrea PrsllsH. Anlitass
perbeH prompt btiorst.
- WObnane OH Der 3. straBs. n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

2eute baben l6On Sabre lang on
neuralsiiben S6mer5en gelitten.
8ieie bnben Ii6er ni6t Die 28irtungs
en- BON ct. SnfOb8 Del getannt, Joni,
bdtten lie Iid piete S6mer5en erlpnz
rem fDnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
Qus bdrtSbur0.

- QerC QD. SDU uHU SuEIIIlc
febrte Gebten 5reitag BON einem
MISREPRESENTATION Seiu6e in 5ranf-
lin County Suriid.
- Nm 9ienstne letter 8uhe itarb
bier Die 16 Sabre alte So6ter bes
Serrn SnroD Srenlnin am Rernen>
Iieber. 90 lie9en nod 3Dei ieiner
&inoer an oerIetben ldmeren Sranf>
belt 0arrie0er. 9en tiefbetriibten
Yltern 5uueu mir unler bersli6tes
8eileib.
- Gin 14=ldbriser Sp6n bes Srn.
s. 9dmann 1T jest mieber uuf benz
@ese Der SeIierun9. ST bntte Ell
men lDlimmen Nrm an ipcl6em Ii1
Der 8rano einite0te uno MO fab iib
ee5ipunaeu cine Operation an linn 5u
puu5iebeu, Die in Columbia elidlid
aus9efubrt Wur6e.
- User bic @eiebe uid0t tennt, Der
mus lie leruen. ais neuli6 Die
Begc 10 idlebt unb bart eefruret
toaren fubren etltde 5artner iber
eiuen She'll bes 2anoeS zines
Tadbarn uno $. 9arttuid, 8m
Sduermnnn, 8. Stratruann unb sc.
Sueider uoIlten elet6 fir ben S6a.
ben auffommen, bod Der betuuBte
2anomatn tpoIlte 6au0n ni6tS tuiiien,
Ionberu uerflnete 6ieQeute tpegen un-
b%efueten Setrettns Ieines @i9en=
tbums unb ct erbielt SIP. Nn ndds
fen Gage bat er feline Nabbarn bas
@elo mieOer gu nebnen pa er ausaez
funben babe baB er fein 6e1t batte
basielbe ibnen ab5une9men. 2iebe
oeinen 3d3iten tpie bid leIbIt!
Seuermebr.D erhauoIuneen.
&eeelmaBiee @eriammlung am 8.
Sch. 1898.
0as 8rututpu Der lebten Serz
lammlun9 tuur0e oerleien u. anse<
nomnten.
Saar in Der &aiIe........ S11O.85
Seitrd9e gin9en ein...... 900
s119.s IS
Sei6lohen DAP nGGe ~Oicieni9en of
tipen lunie pahipen0titelieoer bic nit
ibren 8eitrdeen i'm &iidltanbe Iino
eriu6t meroen GUT MISUNDERSTANDING
lune ibren Hhi9ten nadlsufpmmen,
tp~iori8cnfaus bieielben BON Der Site
eeItri6en meroen.
Srau Silber erbielt ben su5trae
Suertannt elm Banner anTertigen gu
(aiien, unb 5uar 81 bent aueebptener
Breiie BON $1,000 DEM Banner
@omite uur6e es iberlaIfen bic 5arz
ben oer Seioe az beitimmen.
Sierauf 8ertaeuno,
Suep3rUpp,9 5 a $50 a n e II il.
Sapit6n. Set.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Npreen gtbeno Mastenbau Der
Seuerpebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
8 r y g uer9er t.

Sn Der Stnatsbauptftabt erbielten
lesten Wontas Serr 9eo. g.. Saitbel
BON Seferipn @itD uno SRI. 5(prn
Sd. Salenritter bon bier cine sci
ratbsli5ens beipiuiet. Slid gum
8unoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Der @ini9dtuue bes County Ihei<
lprs sufolee betraet Der @eiammtz
pert6 bes fteuerpili6tieen @ieens
tbums in inherent County S., 49,
62S.O oaS iib nod Der bon County
@lerf Sep. &raettlp ecmabten Su'
iammeultelluus nie fol9t nertbeilt.
q runbeie u nj:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

3ie b~iesjdbrige Gini9dBung 9e=
genuIber Der o~prjdbrisen meilt cine
i3unnbme ppn $685. auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
hermann, MO, 5reitas, oen IL Sch, SO

ORern Idut oieIes Sabr uuf ben 10.
Nprit. =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

@enn ibr elm 9utes Nfittel BADEN
lpput guer Slut gu r%einieen, Die
NerOen 81 itdrfen unb Die @unititu-
tipn gu fraftieen, braudt Sooo's
Sarsapariun. @ebraudt rur
SOpo's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

f1~rrIaunf. etnen 5uoerIdfil9.n uub eHsIgiiden
1IItIuuBt. EReuu Der bic 9lsrutur fGr uuisTe
= Saurf6uIe ibtrrImmt. gpir 9ar0HtireH ale
uuiere Sdune NIB Fhnu5en NIB perii6euu otm reh'
ten WouH bouernbe slnfttIuu9. Wtr hnben beloH-
Sers gut otrtduhtbe Spe3taIitnten. baruuter oe nfne'
ten uu6 bstttu SIrfhbdnTs, bic 9roBt 2tHostIs
MN 99t9en ben Gin5eInbeitGn ipenoe man tn al
be WoHHt pope Rurfertts..
ieptl7 Saprerce, Gautas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

9err 9urace 8. Slin8e, 5obn oes
0rn. @uurao 9linee bat bas @ilenz
uno .@eidGit bes iebi~
gen Butmeiiters q. %. 3icsel ee>
fault uub miro 6as @eI6Gft auf benz
iebtgen 8lube in u~ererDBertem MaBz
ltabe ueiterfubren.
2ns 9lempnerseiddft 'bat !6err
5ronf Saumgdrtner eefauft, Der basz
ielbe ebeniaqs auf benz alten Slabe
rueiterfubren iuir0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11
enn1 RnIfenpretIe.

beiratbs= Grlaubnibi define.
@. g. Si6nr0ion, Canaan, "A
@. S. penslp, Sea- &c
T SoDn 9elmers, Sermann, 2f
Martha =. 2eisner, &c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

9uT gum Mnstenbaa unierer tnp1es
rem Seuerme5r, mo>aen Nbeno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Ser @:ian9oerei1 rSurmnnie" ers
nablte in ieiner lebten Seriammlune
fploenoe neue Seamte: 8m. 6. 8oez
ing, 8rdiibent; Bbif. Subu, Sicez
Srdiibent; 5ris Sunbbauien, Setres
tar, Sui. Saienritter, S6abmeiiter;
q. Guentber, Sibliotbetar; Sui.
@raL 6abnri6. DEM multi uno 9es
Ianoliebenben &ublitum tuirb es &c.
nib aueeuebm iein gu erfabren, oaf
Der @eianeoerein beibloien bat.
am II. STARS mieber zines ieiner be-
(iebten Concerto su neranitalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Qerr @eor9 Onfen, ppn Murriipn,
beludte eeitern feline uielen Ser.
ntnnner 6reunoe uno ipradb Iel6ltoer.
ltanOli6 auf beim rSolfsblatt" por.
28te uns 9err Snden t%nittbeilt beab=
lid]ti9t ct iib bel ben nd9Iten republ.
Yrimartpablen I'M oas Qmt oes
County Collectors ST beuerben,
@eorg lit iiberaa i'm County beliebi
uio an Den nDtbi9en 5dbigfeiten sur
Serfpaltung oieies Nmtes feblt ea
ibnt ii6erli9 ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Nc.r 321 .272 SI,719. 80
>tootipt.eu 254S 33S. $7l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Deld herrlidler oeuti der Kafee J
Gar pit fOitete i6 in 9eutI6tano
uno in Der S6weis, nls i9 triben
mar, aafee BON bieier Sobne subez
reitet uno Serr Goodman, @iuiam.
ION Co., ST., ldreibt: rSon einent
15c. Eadet 5o9 i6 800 Bfunb Salser
Saffee, i6madbafter a(s Sture Sal
fee 81 SOC. PRO Efuno." Sdneibe
oiele Nutis aus uub Ienbe nit 15c.
8urtu an Sobn q. Solser 9eeo Co.,
Ga @roiie, 8is., uno befumme elm
Hadet berrliden aafee's unb beutz
i6en Sataloe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

Gin gutter Brief pom 6eridtsz
fdreiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-02-11

S}upelier Nug. YDgct bat etnen
Id)Dnen Iilbernen rSouUernicr- 2bIfel"
bcrItellen loiien ouI wel6em Gin
Silb unIeles neuen Guurtbauics IL:
uie Elm o~etreue3 Bib 0e8 6rn, @iter
~einerooirt 1T. Qn8 @an5e lit ii,
Id]Dnner @eiie ousgcfibrt un0 mini
Der @iscnsSouoernier=26he(" iid
iiderli6 nls Iebr paNeuOes 8eN1eni
fir ir9en6 cine @ele0enbeit ei9nen.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24

, Etna Green mining claims, the con-
 sideration named in the bond being $2,000.
 Agreements have been filed for rec ord between L. M Olden, w. M
 Munds, J. M. Campbell and M A. Car rier of Jerome and the Montauri Gold company whereby the former agree to sell to the latter the Gulf, White Chief, Nazreth, Supply and Cross Cut mining claims in Cherry creek district for an aggregate for all the claims of $26, ,000
 w. J. Martin has been appointed superintendent and general manager of the Montauri Gold company, which is operating the Etta mine and mill
 MT. Martin is one of the best mining
 men in Arizona, and after having
 made an examination of the Etta property, has expressed himself very favorably impressed with it. During the past year, while it has been worked
 under great disadvantages, it has pro-
 duced over $30,000. With the use of very small amount of money to get it in proper condition, the property,
 under MT. Martins management, will
 no doubt be added to the list of divi- dend payers of Arizona
 The assertion by an esteemed con- temporary that the cattle and mining industries ot Arizona have suffered on account of fear that the Indians viii break out is one which will not bear
 analysis. In the first place the price of cattle has fallen in every part of the United States because much ex-
 portation has been stopped for fear of | privateering. Another cause for a
 temporary decline in price is that vast
 numDers of cattle have been rushed to
 market to take advantage of high
 prices. war always disturbs values,
 and capita. is a timid animal, and it
 does not take much to cause him to re-
 tire to safe place. But if the war
 continues a year there will be a de-
 mand for copper unprecedented in the | history of this continent. By that
 time people will have found out that
 there is no real danger of Indians nor
 bad men and we will more than make
 up for temporary check in our min
 ing ventures.-Arizonian
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
JOKER IN THE BILL.

Washington, May 23.-The omission
 of the grade of commodore from the
 list of naval officers included in the
 personnel reorganization bill now un- der consideration by congress, and the substitution therefor of an additional number of rear admirals, will result in an anomaly which was not discov cred until today. The adoption of the provision enabling a captain to retire cn his own option it appears, will re- suit in giving him more pay on the re- tired list than in active service Under the terms of the bill captain will receive $4,500 year and an admiral s7,500. The retired pay of an admiral will be $5,625.50 and captain retiring at an admirals grade, which is the next higher, will therefore receive this amount. His retirement therefore will net him a bonus of over a thousand dollars a year, condition which is
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24

repugnant to the theory of the United States retired list. It would probably result in a wholesale retirement of officers as soon as they were eligible, and cause a rapidity of promotion wholly beyond the contemplation of the lawmakers. Aside from the fea- lures of advanced pay, all the staff corps have been brought into the meas ure in one way or another as we'll as the marine corps, and the bill now pos sesses various omnibus attributes winch have smothered most of the en- thusiasm which was at one time man. ifested in favor of it's passage
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITY.

Inasmuch as congress will suspend the operation of the federal statute requiring annual representation work on unpatented mining claims, in so far as it relates to claim holders who enlist in the army of the United States, the question mas arisen as to the ef- feet of this action on fractional own CTS. Suppose, for instance, the volun- teer owns an undivided half interest. in a claim, the other half being owned by a civilian who has the courage to stay at home; and suppose the man who remains at home does only one half of the representation work-what would be the result? It is clear that the claim could not be jumped. Only fifty dollars worth of work would be required on the claim, the other fifty having been cancelled by the enlist ment.
 If, on the other hand, the man who stays at home fails to do fifty dollars worth of work to represent his undl- vided half of the claim, and some fel- low jumps the property he can jump only one-half of it. The resident would, of course, forfeit his half, but the act of enlistment would protect the other half The soldier would have to swap partners without his con- sent, possibly to his financial detri- men. and great disadvantage. But it is 9 question whether the man jump ing the claim could perfect h1s quit claim title to even one-half of the property. ne would be compelled to make the dimensions accord eX- actly with the dimensions of the for mer claim, and he could not Stave off the law by digging a five-fOOt hole on the theory that he was jumping but half of the claim. But as the inter- ests are undivided, by what right can the jumper trespass on the property of the enlisted man upon which as Sessment work is unnecessary?
 In short, dare a man jump a claim in which a soldier is even partially interested, on the assumption that the other parties in interest have not dis charged the obligations imposed upon them by the federal statute requiring representation work? Yet, how can resident citizens secure relief from this law merely because their part ners have enlisted? To jump the one mans half interest means to change lne name of a soldiers claim, which might rob the soIuler of the benefit of work previously done when applying for a patent later on. Can he be made to suffer, even indirectly, because ...s partner has not complied with the law, when his interests are protected by special act of congress?
 But if a claim in Winch a soldier is interesIeu cannot be partially jumped, to the extent of the ownership of citi- zens who have not compiled with the terms of lne law. it will follow that the volunteers from mining states will beat the record as claim owners. There will be more silent partners in the United States army than prospectors doing representation work on unpat- ented claims. It would seem that many complications may arise which the bil that passed the senate does not fully provide for. Apparently there is but one way to straighten the matter out-turn the problem loose among the district judges and "get onto it's curves" as it emerges from the sacred precincts of the court Western Mining World.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

A. Flynn Kent has deeded one-half interest in the Sterling mine, Big Bug district, to M s. Taft for $2,800, ac- cording to a deed which has been filed for record in Prescott.
 A power of attorney from Grace F. Cornwell to Kitty c. Boyd has been filed for record in Prescott. It grants power to the latter to sell the Lone Star mine, Jerome district.
 M. w. and F. W. Ullery have bonded to W. H. Smith of Chicago the Dex- ter, Gro Fino, La Platta, Mill Site and
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
Notice to Creditors.
rsteto of 1os,s po,mudas deceosed

Estate of Jesus Bermudes, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Jesus Berm udes, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims sgaips st the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within four months afier the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his butcher shop in the town of Wickenburg Ari- zona, the same being the place for the tr4ns- action of the business of said e.tate in said county of Maricopa.
 YGN .CIO GARCIA, Adminis rator of the estate of Jesus Bermudes, deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of May 1898 First published ill the Arizona Republican May IA, 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
WANTED

to purchase copper mining claims of merit. Must submit to expert investl- eation. No notice taken unless ac- companied with full particulars, ana lowest price on cash basis. Address, Thomas Whitman, care Charles klar- 253 Broadway, Manhattan Borough' New York City. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
THE METAL MARKET.

New York, May z5.-Silver certin- cates, 5.zz wYoA; silver bars, o'12' Mexican dollars, 45A.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-24

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Arizona republican., 1898-05-24

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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-28
QUINN PREPARED
 TO ENFORCE LAW
WILL HAVE A COURTROOM IN
 BERKELEY.
The Newly Elected Justice Intends to Uphold tho Municipal Ordinances
 of the University Town.

BERKELEY, Nov. 27.-Berkeley is now in a fair way to have law and order en- forced within it's limits.
 It Is understood that James P. Quinn, the newly elected Justice of Oakland Township, has agreed to arrange the work of his office so as to give the uni versity town firm and efficient admin istration of the law. To this end he in tends to summon a Berkeley jury for all cases originating within this district. and, if possible, to have them tried within q Berkeley courtroom. The extra expense involved and the incidents of rent, law books, etc, will be borne by the city.
 Town Attorney Brenton H. Hayne said: If Justice Quinn really intends to do this it means that the problem of a court for Berkeley is settled without further diff culty. There will be no further need of troubling about a Police Judge or the ex- pense of more special elections, for this practically provides us with all we have asked for.
 'As it Is now our municipal ordinances are more or less of a dead letter, since we have no means of enforcing them. The question of a local police court with a Police Judge involves quite an item of expense-too great. in fact. for the present state of our finances. But a jury drawn from the town overcomes all that diff culty and places us within effective reach of the machinery of justice, which has been so noticeably lacking"