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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-27

-. Fails to keep the same in
his possession until distributed
or paid out by authority of law
or
-. Deposits the same or any
portion thereof in any bank, OF
with any banker or other per-
son, otherwise than on special
deposit; or,
rs. Changes or converts any
portion thereof from coin into
currency, or from currency into
coin or other currency, without
authority of law; or,
IS. Knowingly keeps any
false account, or makes any false
entry or erasure in any account
of or relating to the same; or
az. Fraudulently alters, falsi-
fies, conceals, destroys, or oblit-
crates any such account; or
80. Wilfully refuse or omits
to pay over, on demand, any
public moneys in his hands, upon
the presentation of a draft, or
der, or warrant drawn upon such
moneys by competent authority;
or,
80. Wilfully omits to transfer
the same, when such transfer is
required by law; or,
40. Wilfully omits or refuses
to pay over, to any officer or per-
son authorized by law to receive
the same, any money received by
him under any duty imposed by
law so to pay over the same; is
punishable by Imprisonment in
the territorial prison for not less
than one or more than ten years,
and is disqualified from holding
any Office in this territory"
Section 6976. Every officer
charged with the receipt, safe
keeping, or disbursement of pub
lie moneys, who neglects or fails
to keep and pay over the same in
the manner prescribed by law, is
guilty of felony.
Sec. 6977. 1.-THE phrase pub
lie moneys as used in the two
preceding sections, includes all
bonds and evidence of indebted
ness. and all moneys belonging
to the territory, or any city,
county, town or district therein.
and all moneys, bonds, and evil
dences of Indebtedness received
or held by territorial, county,
district, city or town officers in
their official capacity"
The former treasurer, G. Bun
ting, had no authority to deposit
public money in the bank of @.
Bunting & Co., bankers, on gen
eral deposit. The bank had, and
was charged with express notice
that the State treasurer had no
authority to make any such gen.
eral deposit. More than that,
the bank nor the officers of said
bank, after receiving said money,
could mingle it with the funds of
the bBnk, or loan it, or make
profit out of it, or appropriate it
without committing a felony. If
a bank receives public money, it
must do so on special deposit. II
must keep such money separate
from its own funds. 1t must not
use it, or loan it. If any of these
acts are committed, the persons
or officers who participate are
guilty of a felony. Now, itmust
necessarily follow that the State
treasurer, having no authority
to deposit public money with a
bank on general deposit, but he
being authorized to deposit such
money with a bank on special
deposit, that the instant that @.
Bunting & Co., received public
money from the State treasurer,
it did so on special deposit, and
that if the officers or any officers
of said bank thereafter used said
money, or commingled it with
the money of the bank, or loaned
it, such officers or officer, by such
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-12-27

but it is different now, for q very
few remain, clinging to the camp
always in hopes of the "better
times coming" 1t certainly is
not the fault of the mines, be-
cause they are more productive
today than ever before. The
Skylark, under the management
of Leroy Hillman, has produced
as usual several hundred tons OF
q grade copper-silver glonce
ores, and looks now as if it had
only just began to give up its
rich treasures. There were 2s
men employed in the Lark dur
ing the past season, but now Mr..
Hillman has cut down and is only
working the winter force of ter
men.
The Ramshorn, Utah Boy and
the Post Boy mines, situated or
the Ramshorn mountain, never
looked better in their history
than they do to day. This group,
like the Skylark, have been
worked for nearly 20 years, and
have always been very produc-
tive in silver, copper and lead.
The management of this group
is only working about 8 men or
the different tunnels this winter
They expect to complete a raise
of 100 feet between Nos. A and
of the Post Boy mine. No.
Utah tunnel at this writing is
completed about 1850 feet, and
is splendid piece of workman
ship, and truly reflects great
credit on Geo. W. Emery, the
company's general agent and
manager for this camp. The
above mentioned mines are stu
ated in the slate belt, and the
ores found are high grade silver
and copper, running from 100 tc
400 ounces silver, with from Il
to 70 per cent. copper. These
ores are very different from the
ores found in the limestone belt,
in which is situaqed the Reno
group, consisting of the Pacific,
Little Fellow and Old Cabin,
owned by James McGregor OF
Salt Lake; also the Democrat,
owned by w. j. Treloar of Bay.
horse; the Forest Rose, owned
by Gramp and Treloar; the Sill.
yer Brick mine, owned by j.
Christensen; all on the same
mountain. The principal work
done on these mines the past
year has been done by leasers.
The following list of ore shipped
by Michael & Sargent of Bay
horse to the Clayton smelter
speak Tor themselves
Pacific mine, leased to Peter
Corgatelli, A. Fowera and j.
Giacomini, shipped : Gross
weight, $4,000 pounds; net pro
ceeds, $4712.54; Old Cabin mine,
leased to Peter Gilstrap, shipped
21,310 pounds; net proceeds,
$442. SO; Forest Rose mine, leas-
ed by Hurst & Gramp, shipped
233, 1888 pounds; net proceeds,
$3954,71.
The Democrat mine, owned
and worked by w. j. Treloar,
shipped 38, 1853 pounds; net pro-
ceeds $739.22.
Silver Greek, owned by Cham
bers & Frazier, shipped 1876
pounds; net proceeds, $148.85.
Guy @. Barton, leased to M.
and Thos. Ennis, shipped 1906
pounds; net proceeds, $442. SO.
Blue Bird, leased to John Hud.
son, shipped 2153 pounds; net
proceeds, $98.10.
Independence, owned and
worked by M. Donnally, shipped
49, 1913 pounds; net proceeds,
$4,000.
United States, owned by P.
Marraffio, shipped 23l1 pounds;
net proceeds $24. 40, making in
the aggregate shipped by Mich
ael & Sargent $50, 1853 pounds,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
Tarm mmt %amt III pcrfamfcm.

o. IA polblNt. ~ mstncw Gelhaite ,rle
u nnertrd elrir''rn III lnlien mrrne Id
m Tue M SoWn euuapln, teptgn Gpun!p,
9elt9'uc warm rno Gntcie Nanoereter I'M
Somn @tohGru. Denton g.. uertauift. DIE
,tlrm IT 3ln Mder oroB l,eGt FRET Weleu
OMIT 20 M'css nohe FER 'aibpltihcn Stls
DE. bat ulite SCtGntc uun IT nuir. icbr AT,
ter ulliudi'rn. Sic yGunrrc en- N tSro.
b'm cae' ~ " lie uou scr rcueu tliho.
ltlt,fu 3,'hc IL Wdndcp 2lie mo i;rb G4u
ater 9rob. oerci Socru turhld1s,a id)uer
II. '"ieifidus a an 2hO Nder metacs fcis
neN SStlenlauocs, meltNCs q rs rno oat
ordlnlr m BON GIrM auteu 8rGben ourts
io9eii II. II B los iih als sinc Ter bti,eu
Witb'aim'n III gdni Bfutou Gountp eulati.
Niele lea, Oler MIlen uoa R:ce5 uno 10
NeIleu oon Ct. 9loup. 2Sra'n naberen Scs
oinSun9en Iueuo o. ma i'd an
ermannSltm n,
o'3mts Nces, akiun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
Gmtc &clc9cmbcit.

Die IN Vlerh, Wolr,iou Gountu, ueu
errltiete .0reumerp." wclhe nit rer MO.
oern'ten uno ollerbciteu G,uittuno per.
'ehsn uuo IN Seiu9 ani @eihait cine ner
mitnlhennertbeiten. Sone uuler iur llntrr.
ltubuns ber~ei,ulll,em 6armeru seleacu lit,
tann nnter Gimltiaeu Seoingun0en iau7ih
e%r'tonoen werbeu. Nuh farm iGmmtIihe
Wa'hinerie alleiu getauit werosn. Iie
gnaine bat ohi uno Der Tampiteiiel ,uoli
Vtercetrait. Nahsres ~ erirasen bel
Soiepb SentieIo,
G-3t Yier;, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
(CtRSieu.)
ScrbanOlunsen oes Yoaro Der Gonn=
tpzG ommiiIarc BON Stcarns
GonHtD, Minnciota.
iGourtu auditors SiNcc, Stearns SO
tUilnn., Il. elouo, Den 6 Sinudr '98
.dliuf

iGourtu auditors Silicc. Stearns so.
tDItnn, Il. elouo, ocn 6 Sinudr '99
5d,ub
u 0ulafe S,eunl. Ser &er;alunI ges
NAB frat Der SoarO Sujammer; .re MT.
alleoer duipolerb: @opur0 Dttllcr ais Dor
user. Nui Nltral WurOe oe Blirgihlit oeS
s. 4 WotoUn.lo. Seraueqeber 0eI St.
9icno Gtmcs. ce3 oiuStelen 0rlaue pom
S!earHs goun'n. MT ben %urpeu TraE,
gus uHo Is T Xloner iir St D1iertlidun.
Der Commit jlrs&erb inolInaeu. Der 8,rs
blnolGnleH Der Neutrality-suspicious., BEG
ii uluSteleH Stiiements uiW. llo frr gSers
| o1feutlibur9 OR Cite De; ~rtdiduoioeu
Sieuelu ilr 1896 orGcuommrs. Sue ben,
SolrO BON u J. Bnrurr0 &c so. urtcrbrri
itt2 Bropoitilon 'ir Nteferula mftalener
| Sbelteo II b Diobtl iur ol, 8erDlte oes
Streisserlh' situtbeIs Ourne uul Nutraa
u~n9'uonlmea H1mers Der Stabt leate
Sohn "a e. &orlibar be- Gcm,tcs fir
Stra6eu uuD NlcCn. Dem Soaro EN- B,,rdl
Dor, belm &lu ei IS Guluert au6 Ctr. morn
Ilh ourd stge 8elbhen ullura beblilfih Il,
,etu, nnO auf Gntrlg ,puroeu 5000 aus BEN
Goln'psJiepenle 6ono fir oieiru 9uet res
mIal9t. Nut Nntraa ipurcen fulaenoe Asd,
nLllsen crIanht uno sur 3ahlunl aulep,e.
n:
u y 3uni. drs,lih, 9ienite int @e.
Iaa9ptB 80. -. ..t7g O0
9heo B.lrtenbera, Sdlrstuerlrbelt.. 3 co
4 = &Iele. fir peltere Ha0tatnren.. 81 80
2oipn Nortb Sort, Nseutea 9ienit. 30 90
Voen Slts -. Q on
Gb Ybt liops, Iir Re uNdluua terBe,
ranaenen IN Scspt'al pon 0enne=
pln 20 ....... ......... go. AZ so
) = Mc9elun, tlr Ee.Diti9una Der
3stdileTen I'M SfS'rber 1891. PSI so
Z Y Ykcaelop. Sb'rff gebubrsn 80. 81 rs
s. MtNelop, ets.erttts 'rsuue.. 8 90
'}Grln Horini'r. Waiten Der Sano.
'Nter flr Courfhaus. 4 90
= y hyirIInm. Webll's'bellnsaeblb ~ 30
SoDl Son'iHes. =. -. ....... , 90
Sroipn 2rPdcp a. 20. SLAMS ...... 2 90
% y Sdrnaro ~ 20 -. ......... Is 60
,%iNnruni Yres SO. Beta utm ,d1uraen Is 70
y : H1ncooralo, Serblrolunlen oes
BcGro uifo -. ........ SO 25
. arlt. 'ur 10 &lalirr pos 49,. Al 25
Il Slpuo 8lss & G.eCtrc SO Fir
Seleut,'u "a TN December 80. 80. 81 20
20 W.ler, COMMUNICATIVE unb
MetlenGelo .... "A 40
y q eper, ......... ........ Ii 40
"eo Gr9elharo... ........ 10 80
COS Sfeelar.. e. e. ........... ID 90
70 Smiin. ........... ....... II 50
NuI Nnird9 puroe Gehnuus oes Z VI y
2ltfp I'M Fetrda ocn i940 uno bic oes 6
I 'Serrru so Cts p.rporIea.
Nut Nntras &ertaaun sine die.
90. gRiIlcr.
Sor,iBer oss Sourh Fer 9ouniu Com.
mliiare ppu Stearns guuutp. |
Seitdt,st;
NS = M r n n a r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
9Scbrasfa.

! ma b a. zine ;Nblrcihc Sc(e-
CATION a%nGclcbcncr Ntiiiourier, bette
benz aus Den Wtit9licoern oco Wtii
Iouri 0rpolition Gomiteo mn N5e-
lddTt0lcltcn Uon q. Eoui9, &Unioo
NltD lmO ct. Nolcpb, bcitdte Sam
tag CmdbN, I'M Den NirunO mn Die
WcbduOe Der Grams Otiiiiilippi }lu9=
ltcllun9 III inlpiSiren. Die Selc0utell
murOcn BON cincm Gmpfun09 GOmite
am EaOnbofe eupartct, uno nuh Dem
neutrality-suspicious. 9eleitct, no lie
lbre Sc1UuuOCrun0 mo ibr Grltaunen
nll9Dulttcn llber olCle Nortlhrltte Der
Mcr'telllun9oarbctt Sic lpGilten ais
W0'te oee Nrccutiu NomitC9,, uno entz
lhIcocn nGh elmer oll0cmeinen Gclpre-
dung $50, 900 Durh VriuNtuntcr;eih=
nllllgcn Ourtrcibeu III mollcn, nm Die
&o'tcn Der Wtil'ouri 2lu9ltellmn0 III
beItrelten. a(ah einem uorldlliio cnt=
morreneu Fldn lollen lilr Wtiiiouri
dIlf clncm boh9cle9cncn Flupe ;lpei
"cbdltOc oIi9ciiibrt weroen, ems ais
aIl9cmcine9 Stuut99ebduOe, unO oas
nnoere ais WtituuelteuIm0. Die &c
llIdcr %rciltcn Samitu9 Abeup mad III
rem Nel%matbsorten ab, gan; entbuiiao=
mIrt llber Die, Our6 Die Eetbeili0un0
all Der Nuo'tellun9 III er;ielenpen Gr=
fol0C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20

80 in Nci;Oicn babcE mir I'M
mer Die 10 gut uno uortbcilbuit be
tuunten Sedpilh Houno Scien nebit
cinem pollen wager ollcr unocrcn Cor
ten, mo wer unicre AuSpabl nitt be
lidti9t, bepor er fault, miro eo liher
lih III bereuen BADEN, @ebt III f. i.
Saoner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
Yrai. WeAinlcp vs.. Nrci Silbcr.

0ier iino iwei funtelueue Sartoiisln!
uuo Nr. Snl;er %oiierirt $50 in Colo fir
oen bpWneu Grtra9; 10 and $4OO in Sob
'ir pGituoe Jtamen fir iein II 3oll Ian.
as u'urS aorn' uno Safer Wunoer.
sicbe NataloG.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20

900. Die Seine, wel6e Sabor be-
arbeitete, erwies lid ni6t ais erSiez
big, lllo 10 miro ibm pas Soldr, net
Dies er ais l;oltmeilter Don Senpcr
be;ieben mirp, wieper auf Die Seine
belfen uno pielleiht ben Wruno Ill er=
rOl9rei6em Wtinenbetrieb le0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
Warm IN pcrfdmfcn phcr III
pcrpacbtcn.

7Ie farm oes u 9 So rfr. telier OILS RE
ait 0emmIit farm se'uunt. tam BON MIR
%aetnuit peroen. Dos game Snso II &c
piligt uno Sur TribiabvsiIa! Irrtia. ~ II
nldlt por benz - Ssruar pcrtnwt. p7'oe
il, rns,elbe ssseu geyo,i' nenu9iuaer, ii.
man he, mir IN Sriabrlr9 brnaen tupu,
perpnhten. Die 5arm N 800 Ndsr arcB,
pom oeusn ae9en $50 .nt.T BIlua limo; Der
&eft III qutes 9Sieisr' uuo 9esioelano.
s. =. VI b II,
5-ba Httampnb, W,nn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
Nittc. icnoc bicie Nioti, nit loo.

Borto an be Jobn u. Salsr Seeb Co.,
&, Groiie, Mis,. nnb betomms cbiess Sorn
uun 6afsr inmmt Hrobsn neuer 3armia.
(pol SO wsrtb. nm einen Mnfana
ramt ,u brtommen) unc oeutihen Sata'
20.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20

WIN ilpNli llNillbAND I" ~ y N''N
oilhen Weiepen ielt0elepte Nctt, oaB
Die tutbolilhen &inoer III Den ot1ellt
lihen Shutcn nad ibrem Weplnel
i'm fatbolilden GetenntniB mIerrtbtet
mCroen oilricn, ourh cin cnt9e9en'te
6enOcS Weleb uui0eboben. Snrd) O'es
leo WcieB lit tcin 9crln9er S6aoell
cutitQnocn. Scmn no Die tutboltldt
RcliQion cntpcoCr aus announcement
ucrnahldiii9t ooer oblihtlth betdmplt
miro no ibrc ycbre 9crln99cldatt
miro, no Die NirmOidtc, aus oellell
liz cmpouudhit, ucrlOorrcn mcroen :
BORT oiiritn mitrc ,~NiuQllngc mu1o9
lih Oco Suoilmo batbtr bln9cbcn.
}&o INNER ole Stride Dies Der jte9el
uQh Oclhtbcn last, "a ouloct ne e9
mu nit Conner; mlp notbNcprlm9tn,
inter NnwcuOmQ uiClCr&orbcl9un80
muHrcQcln, mcl0c 0et0nntlld trob
u0cocm mlr III DIT ujht dl@relhcl,
Die Wciubren u|b;ulruttn. Vbtn'O III
icnt ychrc ourhUu9 Ucrtcbrt uno 0b
iolut pCrmcrilih, mCl6t ohnc Inter
j6iCo allies 0utbtiGt, mas Wincr glNu
ben mill oOcr niht mo Ioihc W(eInm
oeu ulCih hoh ihdEt, ais mcnn nidt9
o0run ld0c, % man ilbcr ~iott uno
00ttlidlc SilQC 10 oocr ulpcr9 ocutt,
ob man Der 2&ubrbclt ooer Dem ,Err-
tbum mlbdu0t. ,Ehr Crtemt ridti0,
ehuUiiroi0c &rilocr, ouB icoer oerur
tt0C ,Nu0tnouutcrriht non Der STRIDE
uerutbeilt miro, peil nidt0 NeiQbr
lthcrt0 OcihCbcn tam ;lIr Vrihiitte
rlm0 Der llnpcriehrtbcit Oeo Wluuben0
mo ;ur Nblentun0 nco %Iu0cnolihen
W%ciite9 uon Der 9~&abrh.it.
lluEcrnem tonmt nod Elm ulloCrer
WtonlCnt in Eetrdht, bcNiQlih Ocllcn
ms 0cmiI uuh Sic 6|ciltimmeH, mel
he inn l~lebri0en unpcrcr Wteinuu0 ljno ::
Die tatboliihcn S0Qlin0c t0nncu obne
Smeiicl nidt ourd cine rein l|iteruri
i6e llntermeiiun0, nidt ourh ole ali
einioe nilhtcrne GrtcnntnlH Der Sl
Ocno oahiu oebrudt nerocl, ouE lie
emit 10 aus Der Sdltlc ms Eeben
ilbcrtrctcl, mic cS puo &atcrluno pon
ibucn ucrlun0t ulp crpurtet. No
millien linen poh nod cinioe mlhti
acre mn h0hCre SilOe bCi0ebrud)t
| mCroen, mpOllrh lie III mufcrn llnp
rchtihuiiencn Stuutobir0crn hcrun
wudicn iollcn: ouo heiIt lie miliicn
nudb icncn W~runpiGHen cr;poeu mcr
Den, Die in ibrtm ociitioen NemlIt,
iCiu tieic l&lr;cl 0cihlaocn bubcn
oeucn lie 0eborhcn, lpelhc lie befol
ucn miliien, neil oiciclbcn BON ielbit
aus Dem Nlaubcn ullo Der 9telioion
cmpoupudiCn. Us 0ibt feinc Sitten
lebre, Die oieico 9iumeno wIrpio unp
mlrtiom it ohnc Nelioipn. Senn Der
Character uup Die Ecocuturd oler
Eilidten miro Dor lluem beitinrn,t bon
pcuiruiocu Eflidtcu. pie Den Nicuideu
ucrbiuoen nit Niptt. Dem Teichlcupcr
uno Eerbictenoen. Der ooe Niute uup
E6ie bcitimmt. No III noher ebeuip
mipcriprIhoppll. Die .Ncr;en nit lit
litfcit crflllen nm ulcid,;eitio MAI
oebcn. ouE tic uuBerbolb Der Nelioipn
~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
.Stcnc9cIueh..

Gin IN @elhGits' uno Subiubruna be.
ipancsrter uno SuuerlGiiiger Wnnu iuht
alsbalo entiprehenoe Bsibaitisuna. g8ill
bel lte,iser Stclluna iiir mobless 6ororar
arbeiten. Bette HeferenSen. Noreiie ~
erbolen bel Der Reoaction oes .Noroneru-
ct. 9louo, Niinn. STINT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
CASTo1IA.
Scnti6cr Scrcir uolll bl. Vamoc.
( %oriBenoer &c. @minen, aaroinal
MremenB. Gr,biiaoi bon Aoln.)
%ilgcrrciic gum bl. yamOc
Ctfcrm 1898.

Der Uerein pom bl. Yanoe peronitaltet
iuie bisber, 10 aub in bieiem Sabre aleih
nab Den Oterta9en cine Rilaerreiie gu
ben bl. Stdtten Halaitinas, an welher iid
9amen uuo 6erreu betbeiliaen tonneu.
9as Meer lit um oieie Sabresieit BON
Stiirmen frei. 9luber ben Siatten oes bl.
9anoes ielbit lueroen Ne9ppten. Sprien,
SleinaIien. Gonitantinopel uno Die Bal.
tanbalbiniei beiuht peroen. Bel asnii.
aenber Setbeiliaune wiro mittel,t Grtra.
0nmpfer aefabren. Ter bobp. Serr
Ffarrer Iihen. Wierien, pirb
Die &arnwane perionlib iubren. Ole Vil
aer weroen lid, irsi uoH ieoer llnrmbe uuo
Gorge. aonS Den Giuoruden Der 2eiie bin.
seben tounen. Die @eiammttoitcn ner
Heile betruaen l2O0-l5OO Wart. We.
bMfs ein'hlasiaer Giteratnr, weiterer IN.
formation uno Inihlub menoe mon lid
al Die Organization \. y. 9. Hihen,
Ninrrer, Tierien (HbeinIauo.)
Sr. &crrn. Sol. Sd,mit,,
Wcihbiidlof.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-01-20
2SiscpuTn.

Nluno Nunctton. - Nrcitu0
brurntc Die Sdgemllble Der ,iuoerioll
Eonp ~ Wrmber so. 0b. %erluit so,
900. Sle welelllhnit lit cine Nenrp
Sberrp &orperlhait, lno Die Wtilblc
mar nlht I'M won9c, ieit cr lie iibcr=
trnGcn bat.
VI dollon - Erof. Z. 1tuliell,
Satterlolp9e anDcrbieli9en llniperiitGt
bat cine NntDetun9 9ematt, Die ;mei
relloe 9roHeS Auilehen in Normertrei
len b%erporuufen pilritc. 9tah iobre
lan9em Hrperementiren nit tubertll
lo'cm %ieb bat cr ieitoeitellt, paB bic
Inltetlll9o9erdbr inter oenillen BE
oln9ltl1en gan; gcboben werpen tam.
Ger Frofcnor bat &dlber tubertulo
Ter Hrbe nit Der Wtlttermilt, Die
porber ab9etodt wuroe, 0eiilttert uno
9etllloen, oaH Die 10 ulfwudIenocn
Nilbe irei bon SubertIloiis blieben.
Nl9 el1er A!>ecroc bon ;lpolf tIbertll=
lplen &llbcn bat er n Idlbcr erbal
ten, Ole allie leben lnp 0elllno iino,
ltnb er 'teht nltt an, III crtldrcn, oal;
tnbcrtulole &ilbe iilr ,SuhtNpete be
nuttlpcroen. - hlhtcr u. y. Ncwmull
pom StodtSober0erlht, Der Conner
'tu9 arf Dem nit GiS bepedten I&e0e
pon 'elncr S%obnluu9 nad) Dem &upi
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bulh ;ll;o9, ut leinen &erlepMn0cn
crlc0en.
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&nltttn9 9$orts crbieltcn aus Nlaota
9roIe Seltcllungen ii,r iNluereo &oll=
;cl9. Sic Nnbrit bat Jest 10 piel
III tbull, paH tic noh ucun Nriramu
'tinen III "an9 Gebruht hat. Ns
ltnp Srr .3cit 43 Wdihincn I'M Niano.
Wcmohnlid mar Die ,Iabrit i'm 9&iutcr
gc'hlollen, oitico ,>uhr miro ober bis
ium Nprll mcitCr gcnrbcitet merocn.
sic InuptnohtrCgc lit nah pcnlhWer
mollcncn Ocut'6cn Spden; co mcroell
0bcr ullh pitic Nuuoihubc u"trldn0t.
.1prpa.
Sco Woineo. - 9tah Nrdo
ltrcCt0 ,iubrcobcriht haben I'M sabre
1891 III ,<Dma 3ON EautCrottc ltutt
,9ciunocn, bel pcncn Die Ee'tGnoc All
Isl U4,.5s> NM pic Stulpcn olli
-, sos, al un9eGcben muroen. Gas
III cln lCbr 0ilnlti0cr 9u0pcio I'M Scr
0lclh III oCmjeni0cn bon 1896; penn
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1871 EUntcrottc nit S4,41O,J47
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tcltCn 9C9Cbcn.
SubuOuc. q. 9iihol9 Eruu
uon bier bat cinCn Flun "criunoen iir
Die Ncrctnun9 Der Siitun;c cinco
NCinpCo. Wr lit iiir Die %ar. Stou
ten Nlotte be'tlnrnt ltno miro bier ullo
III europa pateutirt mcroen. Sic
Stretc ilr &c'timmun0 Der Si.iton;
bctrG0t 5000 0nrp9.
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pon Dem Fr0lioentcn, Dem Wouper-
neur mo Dem Silr9crmeiitcr erlaiie
men s~lNlrlien ut bier S%onntoo nit Der
Aurbrln9un9 bon "elo iiir Die Moth
leloenren Nuboner bc9onncn morocn.
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nod III elmer oI1entlihcn %criammlnn0
iur Sprahe 9ebrudt werpen.
cascade. - ,Sobn J. Secrp
nm Sbomas q. Curtin il. limo poll
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pi1t, ibrem Wannc, ~. q Wreen,
berauihcnpe GetrGntc pcrfauit III ba
ben, 0ui $40, 900 Shaoeneriap per
tlo9t woroen. Wreeu betom eiIlen
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Crc9pm.

PORTLAND. - Die 1tegicrlngoz
expedition Sur llnterltieun9 Der NOtb
lciOenoen I'M Mlonoitc We6ict miro
am %. Somlor nit Dem 2umpier
Oregon" nab Sto9unB mo 9ur=
pea ubfNbrcn. Die &orbut miro aus
go Mtonn Oc9 II. Eniantcrierc0i
ment9 bcltcben, welhe 100 Wtoultbicre
mo go (onncn %prrdtbc mitncbmcn
mcrocn. @0pitdn 1tutbon Don sort
9tilCn miro Die G~rpeoition bCicbli0en.
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- Scrludt nrr cine l0c Saalatr, q :
ber %fcirte7 Ist,r. ,rlI utsarr,f
G"i1tcr. nor " r-rr,nt iruif'
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Snd)t Sbr Gin @rim.
Nabe ct. Yaul. Minncapolis. 2ulutd
oncr Wci hyperion.

Shllebt SUD Der eeutithen Soloult
Sarnum on. Wo noh ieb' ous,..,tUl
tes Sanb iir $500 pro Nder uu' ,abuI0tr'
Iihe Nb'hlna@'ubluu0eu nit q troitHi
3'n'en per Jnbr truh,h erporheH w'y'tl
'ann. lGur l!6 baore Nu;ahlmij g'lu'
iprnht. 5haiit sud- Elm 0eim v,,deA
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wo Der Wertb oe5 0auneS ihu ltNat
uro Die bette Sihe,heit iur Guer ioucr cy
morbenes @elo bietet. @ute ShnIcU mo
Slrden. VoS 9auo licgt an Der Il kluI
nno Duluth Glienbobu. ouh bobeu mir
prahti9e 8~ele9eubeit lau9it Der Galterr
Giisubatn.
Weaen ireipn anrteu uuo Scihrcibur
gcn menoe mau 'Ih an
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sNrun tbr etn autes Nittel baben mont
euer Birt ~ reinlsen. DIE Werpen Su liarien
ino DE Contribution III %irafti9en, braut'
Sron's S%arlapartlo 3ebrauht nur Spoo'e
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Sopo'S Ytusr bsiIsn tredreis n OPP
hnirrs nIiS benz ifo IN 1. uUper o1u.lhh.eit
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Gauld, muroe perbaitet uno ltedte
I'M @eidnSniB Oas Sett;eu9 in slam
men, nobel er 10 i6were Sranomm=
ben ~erlitt, boB er oaron ltorb.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-05-01
POLICEMAN ARRESTED.
Florence Callahan Says He stole
Her Cold watch and Chain.

u florence aBIabHh SHNS lie stole
Her Cold watch and Chain.
Policeman Richard A. Corbey has been
arrested, charged with the larceny of a
gold watch and chain from Miss Florence
A Callahan.
lie was arraigned in the Police Court
before Judge Kimball and demanded a
trial by jury He gave bond for his APP
pearance.
The theft Of which Corbey is accused, is
alleged to have been committed in June
1885,. during a fire at the Owen House AT
that time Corbey was a member Of the
fire department.
Miss Callahan was a guest there and
when the alarm of fire was made she
rushed from her room leaving her watch
and chain on the dressing case. When
she returned after the fire she could not
find her watch.
Corbey explains his possession of the
watch saving he purchased it from i
stranger for 81 at dead letter sale
some time ago. lie kept it for a long
time and then exchanged it for silver
timepiece.
The mater will be investigated next
Wednesday, but in the meantime Corbey
is suspended from the force.
He is also charged with conduct unbe-
coming an officer before Trial Officer
Pugh This matter was TO have been in
yestgated today but was postponed until
the charge of larceny is disposed of.