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Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-28
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
 respondent.

BIsBEE. Angus; 2S, 1899 COVERINGS.
 Migiel Lopez, drunk and disordesly will be tried on Monday.
 Rosario Leon wac arrested On Satur day and charged win beating ( woman. He will te tried on Monday
 Felix Leavick has gone back to hi. home in Denve: Cob. He will make a short yisi: with his wife and family A. c. Jous.. Chicago; Ran dsll Ettersby, Buffalo, New York and Mrs Harry Heheleizh zh nurse and child, are guests at the Hotel Bes.emes. Another refreshing shower !eil last evening about 9 o'clock. It was un- looked for ard large crowd of church goers received wet,ing.
 w. R Weber, Los Angele; J. w. Whiteside, Santa Barbara; E. Murray Mich and F. w. Wall, San Francisco gre registered at the Norton House. Rosario Feliz, who was arrested on lsst Thursday, for being drunk and very disorierly, va, fined SlS.O0. This man was very abusive to Ameri- cans, and came near to being roughly handled.
 W. H. Broome, formerly telegraph operator and dispatcher of the A. & '. E. who bas been on the coas. on . visi. to his family, has returned. He states that he intends to. go in the Express and Transfer business.
 Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal charch held services here yesterday noon and evening. Tue services were held iu Library Hall and large con- grega,ion greeted the Bishop. Bishop kendrick or representative will visit Bisbee every fourth Sunday.
 Constable Tom Vaughn, day be- fore yesterday. received his fret mock out. He was throwL from his horse which he was riding without bit or bridle, and fell sq,arlv upon his head cutting A deep gash there and also bruising and cutting his face. Several stitches had 10 be taken in the largest cuts Vaughn remained unconscious for thirty minutes. He was on the street yesterday and will coon be all right again.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-28
UNIFORM RANK K P

lNIFORM RANK, K. OF P. MEETS first Tuesday in month, after regular
 K P. meeting. VIM P. LONG. Capt C. NJ. PORTER. Sec''a
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-28
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nISPEE LODGE. NO. no. MEETS RV- h cry Wedresday evening. I. Co>sTA-
 BLs. N. G. EMIL MARKS. R. $. Wis., ing brothers cordially invited 10 attend.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

nATIIBONE LODGE. NO. 10. K. OF p TX meets every Tuesday evening. H. F.
 MkSS, (. C. A. F. WIrrtG. K. K. s. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-28

@UEFN GROVE. WOODMEE CIRCLE sass sss'; aS's r:s asd Mrs 1h[ F4en Aeiid-ys % BERTHA WIITIG. C. Visiting members are cordially invited.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30

WILLOWS, May l9.-After trial last
ing seven weeks the jury in the Muir
dock note case reported a disagreement
at five o'clock this afternoon, and was
discharged, ending one of the most re-
markable trials in the legal history Of
California. Six Of the Jurors upheld
the validity of the note and the other
six were against it, The jurors evil
IDENTIFY had fully made up their minds
during the trial, for they announced
their decisions when the jury left the
court room at four o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, and the 25 hours Of deliberation
did not effect a change in their opinions
The disagreement means that six men
believe that the great $4,000 note is a
forgery and the other six put themselves
on record as believing that William
Murdock did sign and deliver the note
to Mrs. Mary Helen Murdoch for money
loaned by Samuel Murdoch, and that
the amount, with interest at one per cent
per month, for 20 years, now amounting
to 1894 900, was TO be for the benefit Of
the grandsons of Samuel Murdoch, sons
of the plaintiff.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
THE ITINERANT CLUB
Successful Mse.lng of the Nevada
Mission.

miSStOu.
Perhaps the most interesting session
of the Ministerial Association in the his
tory of the Nevada Mission was that held
in Carson City May % to 26. The entire
Mission embracing 250,0O0 50. miles was
represented some of the bretheren travel
ing 800 miles to and from Carson to attend
the sessions.
The Opening Sermon was preached by
Rev. G. C. King of Virginia City. There
was a very large audience aud
GOOD attention was shown. La mis- open
ing address Wednesday morning Dr.
Van Deventer impressed the fact that il
was possible to get out of the meetings on
ly what would be put in them and thai II
would be necessary for each man to put
his very best self into the exercises. His
suggestions were carried out by all the
bretheren and the meetings were all
highly beneficial.
In the reports from the various charges
the growth and advancement in financial
and spiritual matters was very gratifying.
Many conversions were reported. Rev.
G. H. Jones of Reno preached the reviv-
al sermon from the text and they were
pricked in the heart 1T was Holy
Ghost sermon and the Holy Spirit moved
the hearts of the people. Mr. Jones
clearly showed that the same result OF
( Peters sermon should be seen today. At
/ the close of the sermon several people
rose for prayers and many hearts were
qrictsened. A large audience assembled
to hear DR.. McClish on Thursday night
but he being unable to be present, Dr.
Hammond spoke in his place. DR.. Ham
mond is very familiar with the work of
the Mission, being former pastor at many
OF its charges and at one time presiding
elder of one of its districts. He gave q
very interesting address taking up ex-
temoraneously the same lide of thought
as that advertised by DR.. McClish. Rev.
Mr.. Hazlett of Bishop gave his lecture on
ION Some Blunders in Character Build
ing" 1t was we'll received and highly
entertaining.
The papers presented by the bretheren
and the dicussions which ensued were Of
special interest and showed considerable
care in their preparation. The Nevada
Mission has experienced the destructive
work of a number of unauthorized and
irresponsible Evangelists who take up
Christian work temporarily and after
they have worked for the destruction ef
the permanently located work they retire.
Many of them are men OF lowre character
and immoral lives. it was decided that
our churches should be no longer thro-
wn open to men who have no credentials
and who do not come from some evan
gelicgial body. The discussion on the
Relation of the paragrable of the discip-
line on divorce was very interesting and
benifcial. The session closed with the
sun rise prayer meeting on Friday morn
inQ
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
Nine. TO start at Once.

SPOKANE (Wash.), May "a At \
meeting of the Cnur d 'Alene mineown-
ers held here today all the big produc-
ing properties were represented. The
following statement was given to the
press:
"It was the unanimous resolve of the
meeting to heartily cooperate with the
state authorities of Idaho in preserving
order and Immediately to start up all
the mines. The wages paid at Burke,
Gem and Mullan mines arc % 90 per
day for all men working underground.
The wages at Wardner are % 30 per
day for miners and % for laborers.
Three hundred and fifty men are al
ready at work at Waydner, and the other
camps can give immediate work to 1000
men,"
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
The Valley road is preparing to built
a SIS, 600 depot at Fresno.

The Valley road is preparing to build
a SIS 600 depot at Fresno.
The state department has cabled to
Consul Hanna at San Juan de Porto
Rico and to Consul Williams at Manila
to close up their officers on July L.
The section men of the Grand Trunk
Railway system at Toronto. Ontario, re-
Gently asked for an increase in wages,
which was refused and the men struck.
Reports that the sugar trade war
would be soon amicably settled are de-
MED by member of the firm of B. H.
Howell & Sons of New York who repre-
sent the Mollenhaur and National sugar
refiineriss,
The trouble over the right of way Tor
the Southern Pacific company's gap be-
tween Elwood and Surf is about adjusted
and work will soon be resumed.
Joseph Z. Holllinshead respected
pioneer of Yuba County, committed
suicide recently. He was afraid he was
going insane.
The New York Legislature is holding
an extra session.
Frank Edwards and J. H. Cole. car.
penters, fell from building they were
working on near Visalia, and received
injuries that may prove fatal.
Judge Mcdonald Of the Superior Court
of Colfax, Wash, rendered decision in
the case of Sibson s. Kerr of Portland
VS.. the Hamilton. Rourke company
Judgment was granted defendants foi
$40, 750 and costs, canceling all claims
of plaintiffs and directing the return OF
property in the receivers hands to the
Hamilton-Rourke company.
CT. Darden brought suit at Santa
Rosa against Terry Driscoll for $1,000
damages claimed by reason of having
been bitten by defendants dog.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
CLIMATE AND DROP SUMMARY.
General Review OF Conditions ~ Re-
ported BY the weather bureau.


ported BY the weather Bureau.
U. 8. Department. of Agriculture,
Climate and Crop Of the Weather Bu-
reau, California section, for the week
ending Monday. May ~:
The temperature has been consider
ably below the normal for the week, and
the cool days, with foggy nights in some
sections, have been very beneficial to all
crops; Wheat has been especially bene-
fted, and is maturing rapidly. Except
In the southern portion of the state the
the yield of wheat will probably
equal if not exceed the average. Hay
ing is still in progress, with heavy
yield and of excellent quality In most
sections. Deciduous fruits are rapidly
ripening and are being shipped In con-
siderable quantities. The outlook for
walnuts is fair. Grapes are making IA
vorable growth, and an average yield is
probable. Citrus fruit prospects are
good. Except light showers in Hum
boldt countA no rain is reported during
the week. The effect Of light showers
Monday will be noted next week.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
ArteSiian v ellis
Carson Valley will be bountifully
Supple j.
The Formations Encountered

There will shortly arrive from the east
large well boring machine, similar to
only one other on this coast. 1t will easily
bore to depth of 2 600 feet it is said,
and through any substance which may be
encountered. Mr.. Turner Of Wellington
and Charlie Lewis are the importers OF
this immense machine. Artesian wells are
becoming quite numerous in the valley,
and grow in popular favor as their value
becomes more generally known. The cost
too, is growing less and less, and at no
distant day, it is expected that wells will
be placed where ever needed on every
well appointed ranch. One of the first
and best wells in the valley was struck on
the Martin ranch some years ago. A flow
of 30 gallons minute was obtained at a
depth of 80 feet The following shows
the different formations encountered in
sinking.
1e feet Adobe and sand.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
Volunteer. Soon to start Home.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The war de-
partment is proceeding ON the theory
that by the end of July not a volunteer
soldier will be left in Manila, and Gen
eral Otis report today that the trans
port Warren has arrived advances the
time when the homeward movement Of
the volunteer troops will begin. Al
ready information has been received
that mail for the First California and
Second Oregon volunteer regiments
should not be sent to Manila but to San
Francisco.
The arrival of the transport Warren
at Manila will enable General Otis to
embark both the California and Oregon
boys much sooner than was expected,
and it was said today they would not
remain in the Philippines much beyond
the anniversary of their departure from
San Francisco, which was year ago
next Thursday.
No orders regarding the embarkation
will bo issued from Washington, Gen
eral Otis having been given full power
to send or hold troops as his necessities
may permit. A prominent official of
the war department said today, how
ever, that in his opinion not volunteer
soldier would be left in the Philippines
by August l..
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
Appointments bx Gage.

Governor Gage appointed IT, follow
ing directors of District Agricultural
society 3, OF Butte county. A. L. Mich
OILS, A. b. CLARK, B. Cussick, r. O. Will
lalns, w. J. O'Connor, L. II. Mcintosh,
T. P. Hendricks and r. @. Lusk.
District 38-George M. Stearns. Ben
icia; Charles McCauley, Edward Wilson,
John Brownlee and J. J. Luchsinger,
Vallejo; T. H. Buckingham, Davisville;
Robert 7. Curry, Dixon; B. Il. Rush,
Suisun.
J. d. Murphy was appointed harbor
of the Port Of Eureka.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
An Agreement Reached which VIII
Terminate the Struggle.

PANA Qll), May 10.-As result of
the meeting of coal mine operators, the
state board of arbitration and the united
mine workers officials, an agreement
was reached this afternoon which will
settle the long drawn out struggle be-
tween the union miners and operators
The agreement gives the union recogni-
ton and provides that all negro miners
shall leave the city and only union men
be employed.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30
20 feet | Clay
/ Sand and hardpan in
Hibernate layers varying
ON 6 q 30 feet sand
predominaring.

Later experiments showed that an en-
tirely different formation exists at the
upper end of the valley, where it has
been found difficult to penetrate the
boulders. With heavier drills it is hoped
that this section can secure plen.y of
artesian water.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-30

Mrs. W. NJ. Halls died at Antioch
Saturday on what was believed TO
be her l0ed birthday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23
Gine Sur BET alien
5nm,,ter Complaints
Sbienterie, 9tarrbDe,
Cholera WprbuS,

Sur5fda, 9iarrb6t, GbOlero Worbns obtr iamtr5s
bate @ntlsrrunqeu Der Gjnespeibe nesetn IN 10
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tienten raid furiren.
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hp Gdid nit fh fibrtu. Giniat IEobten IN
WaTer psrbiiteR Rranthtit oOer uebslbtttnotn IN
ssoiqt gtrdnbrunq oss g8aHers. Gs II bther als
franj6fi6r granep ober btttsre Dtsotltnsn oo'r
Gtimufauttn. A
malaria in i,in,n oeri4isbsusn Sormsr tnrirf
uno btrbiit,t Gs qisbt itin 9eilmitt'I ot aSt!t,
bas sisbtr unb ggshitIf6sr unb aGt arotr.n Gtei
Der Tim 9.r.in nit Roofpup's Qintn) 10 RAID tus
rtrt nie Rapnap's g1eaop 8.lief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23

fannie SSnsenieur unO Grfinoer Der
no6 i6m 6enannten 8etpehre 5erbis
nano Sitter BON Mannliher, bic Be-
tannten 8robinouItrielIen @uItap uno
Nlar Ritter BON Yro5torpeb. Der 8raz
ger 2lopotat S6reiner unb ihlieBli1
nod einige polen unb G3efsn.
Cine 70 0 DE 8efGngniB.
paul 3itter bon Spaun, Der i'm
Suii oisieS Sobre5 in Wien psr6aftet
puroe, iit Oorgeitsrn pom 8eritt me-
gen Re1igion5ItDruns gu elmer Wote
8efdngniB perurt6eiIt, oagegin pon Der
Infld9e zines Gjt!l;4teits s8erbreDens
freigeiproheu rporben. Gr iolte Dor
mebreren Sa6ren, ais. be5 betannten
Ululsrs unO gtaturaliIten 0iefen6a9
aolpnie npd i'm n0immeIbof" lpgirte,
nit Der bumol5 12zidbrigsn 3p6ter
oes Mdlers, Stella, Elm 2is6s5perbGIts
nib unterbalten BADEN, Der ouFIalz
lenn fleins Yaul BON SpQun, Elm
MGnn6sn BON 30 Sabren, CAB po6l
81, baB er nit Stsqd 0iefenbub llms
gang gepflogen habe, aber niht pa'
mols, 1onOern pieI IpGtsr. 0a bic Nm
tlage nidt betpieien perbsn tonnte.
muBte er freigsIpro9en tperoen.
Die gemu Bre9eIten 2anD4
rGtbe.
lls6er ba8' 8erbGltniB Der preuBi4
ffsn 2anOrGtbe, iOpObI Der gemdBa
re9eIten, ais AUDI Der nidt gemuBregelz
ten. gu Dem ,9unD Der 2anopirtbe"
berihtet jeBt bic nDsufde 3uges3eis
tun9" interehants @in3elnbeiten. 8e1
tdnntlih Itellte Der 8orItano beg
y8unoes Der 2anbpirtbe" ss ieineR
W}it9liebern, Die politiihe 8eamte
iino, bs5onbers uber ben 2anOrdtben,
nad Dem @rf6einen Des betdnnter
MintIterial1GrIafe5 fret, aus oem
9unoe uus5li4eioen, um ni6t in eli
nen Gunflitt nit ibren Pflidten aIs
GanOrdtbe gu tonmen. Die Wtebr3abi
Der Qunordtbs trat audi pirtIi6 aus,
Ipra4 Dem 8orItanD Oes r8unoeS Der
2onopirtbe" lire Anertsnnung fir
oeFsn Iopdls 9altung iAnen ge9eniiber
aus uno Ii6erte Dem 9unOe i6re fers
mere Spmpatbie gu. Sine er6eblife
Minoerbeit oagegen mics ous lnerbiea
ten nit Der GrtlGrun8 3uriid, bic
lSnrtiehnnn iirhe 3. Seitc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23
Muui,ipalmablen auf Yurto Riro.

Woibington, 3. g., %. Sept.
- Dem 8riegsoepartement linb 2lbz
fdriFten Der BON 9enerulqpupernsur
Oapis auf qorto Rico erlafenen Sc
neralorore 5u9e9ungen, Dorin Die
WsiTe, in pel9er Muni3ipalpablen
ab5ubalten iinb, porgeI9risben pirb.
Der uuitraii9e Wablmobus muB in
Mnpenbung tommen; Wdbler muHen
bona Fibe Ginpohner Der betr. Wluz
ni3ipalitdt, q Sabre aft, Steuerso6z
ler, Des S6reibens ober QeIens fun
big iein unb 3lpei Sabre lang auF Der
SnFel gepo6nt baben.
Die Srbre be5og fi4 lpe3iea auF
Die Wabl in Iojuntas, aber bic err
pd6nten 9orI6riften perben aGge~
meine Inpenbung finben. Die erlte
Wabl in Nbjuntas tpurbe pom Gene
raj 9ouperneur annullirt unb 3par
aus Dem in Der Srore unqegebensn
grunbs, DaB Die bortisen Wo6lIuper@
pl'oren am Wa6ltage, als lie gum
Mittagseiien eingen, Die Wablurnen
na9 ben prip1tbduIsrn unb 9otels,
po fie ben 8liden Der Wdbler ent3o@
gen nurben. unD bon bieien NismanD
feben tonnte, mas nit ben Wa6lurnen
por9ln9, gsbra6t puroen Wenn auh
General 0aois, pie er iagt, uber5su9t
1T, oab babel fein Dablbstrug psrlu1t
puroe, oIonete er bod, UNI jsoem YER
oa4ts gu beoeanen. eine neue Wa9l an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23
a'uae'S S,n,.

stets ,uberIaiiig, rein begetabiliib.
golfdnbiq qei5modlos, elegant ubsrjudsrt abs
fAhrsnn rtoulirenb rtniQtno uuD trdftiqerD.
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9lait, nsro6ier Rraufbeitcn, pom S3n'no'laniaus''
Drfspfune, 6duIprI yaiotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23
M angel an SeeIeuten un b
Gee plbdten.

% 8afbineton n, .. g., %. @ept.
: Dem 5lotten 0eportemenl bieten
li9 binIi6tli6 oerginI Ite(lung ponDfaz
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itelluns bon 1880 Seeieuten unD
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3eit bat man nur 14,500 Seeleute
uno 1900 2anbsmen inn Oisnit, uno
man lam ni4t mebr auftrelben. Sm
nahIten Sabre tperben iopIel neus
&rie9sIdiffe fir ben Seebienit fertis
Eein, bab man peitere 5000 Wdtroz
len brau6t. unb Die 5lotten 8ehOrz
cen 3erbre4en ii6 ben &opf bdriber,
pober lie bielelben nebmen iollen. gs
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8innenIeen bei g6icago unb anoeren
qr0beren Stdbtsn Hsfrutirunssitatioz
nep einSuridtsn, um Sseleute an3uz
psrben, unD man bofft, auf oieIs
Wsiie einen Sbeil Der nOtbigsn Mannz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23

(sSprtietnna iiebe 3. Seitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-23
F|f|>FF}>4Fll}E
9inoermn9 Der SHmersen
i'm einem Muaenbli6e

@ebrau9en sic Robpon's Rsabg
RsIief bsi ben erftsn 4n8eifen BON
@dner3en ODER llnpdbEt6teit, tpenH
cine ernitli6e 8rantbeit i'm 4n3uge 1T;
bic 6eilung tpirb betpertiteai9t iein,
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in elmer big 20 Dlinutsu Refine Sefunbt lonesr,
ua6bem 81, oisi. Qu,sigs e,Ititn bubsn. iOlttH
Eje SAmeCseu ertraaen,
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liebelbefinSen unc SthmerSen.

Gtqsn 9opFtpeb oh Migrdnt obtr ueroOies Rbpia
tp.b, 3obnptb, Rturolqit Rsrpoftdt uno S6la'H
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ti,f fofurtiat Grl,i6truno unO htTcr fOrtgsiesteT
g.brau6 einiQs 5ap, lana bspcrtt,ai9t cine ssrs
munerts 6tuuq. Qreis 50 Gents. 3u basen Bet
alien Qpotbsitrn
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September S99
QSdItimprc= Cf1ip= y d1u lSullctitt.

S1.2J BON Baltimore naos YTaibfnston une
suriid an ieOem Samitas uno Sonntaq gilltia
einiblebli6 aae Siet, ben r9tppal 2imis
teo" auseenommen
$3.50 DON Baltimore natb philadelphia unb
suriid am Sonntao ben "a. September Sic
lsBe Der saion. Ser Spssialsua psrldbt ben
6dmoenzgabnbof nm SIS 9ormittaqs, Den
4Rt. 8ppal=9abnbof $40 8ormittaqs,
G3aD=strabs nm $50 gormittaqs
$1,000 pcn Baltimore nacb gfiasaraa Tans
unp 5uriid Sonnertaq, ben %. september.
gilste fno fir 10 GAGE qitiq. Surt tlaufeuOe
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ben IRt Ropa=@abnbof um 9.24 9prmittaos.
lnterbredune Der 5abrt ipirp auf Der Rid=
rsiie erlaubt in 9uffao, Robeter, @snepa,
@urpette uno Muub=Gbunf Ibitsber nab
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