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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Sic nSientfiner SGgl.
Na9r." brtngen bic Nadri4t, Dab
Der dineiifde SbrOnfolser pudin,
Spbn bes prtnaen 5uan, tpeeen
fre9en 8enebmens gegen ben &aifer
40 peitf9enbiebe erbalten babe.
9iebe finb ia iebt in Gbina an FER
:Sasesorbnung. pudin 1T crit Is
Sabre aft, unb perbient piro er bic
!Saue baden, iebenfaas msbr, als
8i[edm's Gfel bic feinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
@lit. 6. Scta.

Sc fieo an, @. GRai 1901 nab fur,tr Grant5.it
99m. 9. 9sl3, ~aelisbt:r Sobn bon 5pbu IS. uuo
Der bsritorbsntn Dtarp 9eli, in it;ncni 26. 9sbiHs.
iabr;. Die Saroisuug iinoet beute, 5rIitaa,
ben a. Utai, Tatmittaes 2 ltbr, boil isinr ftbtta
gaobtunl, Tr. 42i, 9SeitsGdmDenzS :rabe, aus ta.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
SpncSf1Qe.

Mm p. Wlai @aron eouig 8 Il
aer, 2 Sabre unp 6 WoHate alt.
aim %. sRai Eranf 9 d o m a n.
am p. Wai sin Gatonspias, Mo, CENT?
20 { i'm hpbeu !@lter bon 81 Sdbren.
Nm % HRni 6 n a 8 { or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

sSn Warf9au nurbe Der
beriibmte Diagnoftiter unb profeRor
an Der Warf9auer rniperiitdt, Or.
3ienic, tpegen l1eberfalles elmer pa=
tientin in 1einer &linif gu 2 Sabren 8
Monaten 3pangsarbeit in Stbirien
unb Gerluft aler 8irgerre4te perur@
fheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Glifabctb 6. Giintber,

geeroiqt bonn @rdbstDolbs AMI Dem |. oeutibsi
p.reiniqttn epanSAii9:u 5ricobofe an Wt. Carmel
4pao ant 3 onneri It a q, Den g. UtaI 1901.
Sum gIncsnfen.
Mn Dem @iietl 7tiats @rabes
St,b'n mir beute titf bstrii5t,
SeHn e mar DOT flr3sr 6rtt,
gfs Sn, 2iebfe, bon uH5 iGieo'f.
Stin 4las 1T i'm Sauis lssr,
9ui Groin ieb'n mir Sid ni6t n1ebr.
Gonmt Der Sob nit isiHer Ra6t,
1olqen mir Dir etrne nab.
6 N m 1 o Den trauern
{t44S 50 interbtiebtnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
2cncpn.Y arf=G emctern.

T.u. Ssitionen iino itst sur Ssi6tiouue btrsts
rib..t. gitlt aus eepdblt. Cote. Str 6upuinten,
bent DEG @runo,s uno goo,ns miro i,oe espiinihtt
feb. tdslih ,ur 9n~ipeftion often. Wsstn 0db,rsu
ipsnoe man f6 an oerSup,riHteHo sntsn oper an oas
rartau in Tr. 1922. 4orb.g barIessS TT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
HnSenhinc Gnhfe.

Gs ifarb am D. Nlai i'm sO:utibtH @retieubtima
Soi;pbins 4uble i'm 20. 2ebsnsiabrt. Sis 9cro'=
Qung finOst beutt, 5rsitag, auf Der sDrttrn=
Cemetery" ftatt. TAB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

@asim beaterperlore
nir6. Oie Mainaer Sbeaterbirettion
maAt Elm @eraei4nib befannt iiber alle
@egenitGnbe, bic in Der abselaufenet
@aifon Inn Sbeater gefunoen tporben
finb. Oarunter befinben iid 81 9anbz
59u6e, Al Saidentiiaer. 2 @ebstbuz
der unb 2 Hpfenf rdnae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
s Merchandise Miners

s merchants % miners
&S Transportation Comp.
0E 9antpfer : 4fnitn.
Nadb SDfton une Dem Often:
iGeI &isnftag, 0onuerita1 Nreltas uno ScnntaR,
Nbenos Is IIbr.
Rddh Grppirence unb Gem Often:
ieben WoHtaa, DtittU oh Iro Ereitoa. abtnos 6 u5L
Rah Sapdnnab uue Penn Siicen:
ieben Dienfas. 0onn.rtns. Sumitcs, abtnee g aag.
Iad Tepppri,sepS uuc Wcrfolt:
tGaIih. auseeIouuIen piithYohs rnb Samifass,
Aheuos Is nnr.
unlber!reiIiht SsauemlidteltcH unb 9rtoftauna.
Gurgidltise Icriabuus uno iAnele geforoeruns
DON Sradt. e. u. Gininsbari. agent,
GuB peS lGnsen Oots;
81. D.Zt.bbtrs, U. 8. IT.;
gN. G. Enrner, 9.sB.sA.;
6. 6. TBhituep. 2.=Wf.
5auptbarscug- sr. 2I4. Cn'S erman'Stsaae.
So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
uMSAOEYirsGonsfinir astsafttse
Baltimore S~ampf.Eadct.G SO.
MIte unr ,mperldffsc
g ttte.

GIescnt: 1ampf.r tdatih. ausseHommen Conn.
tags con ben HeueR 1siers Nr. 10, IL. II nrb 13.
Siahts Strase. I'M $50 llhr N6enos nah Clc ppfnt
Gpmfort, WnrioIt. PORTSMOUTH unc allen
@unftcn ces Citizens. 8erAinouns tn Bortsmolth
rit Der r. Seoboarb Nir girie" atifioiiener 3u9, Borts'
msstb nah atlantd. @nse gerbinouEe su 2eeloon
NIT Der ~gtlartit @oait einie." gu gtorioIf 8erbinr
buns nit Der -gtorioIt unb @aroIina," ~~yioriolt uno
Soushtrn, atlantic unb Danpile" uno -yiorfoIt aHb
@B.hesu Sii.Ebabn.- Hno NIT Der DID Dominion'
Sinle" sat genhcrrc uro gsaibinaton, yt.s9.
WtabIseiteH mad benz europd,ih.n Blame. 9~uturiofe
aaiiltens 3immer. @iettriite Yeleuntuns. Dampfs
heijuna. 3ojca frei. Dian beleee 2alitens .3immcr i'm
Boraus TN Billet StreoM Der Bal 9inie, Sibpefs
Sattimor.su nb GcIpsrt' CITRATE. I.l.pbou 1435.
Spbn u. Sbrr:opoe, gStutam Ranean.
gSices9rdfioeHt Gen. III. mo gSaii. A9tnt.
unb General ulauaaer. G. Srcrrn. y .Silets Ggeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Warblano & 9cnniblnania GilsTs
buhu>En.

NORTH : A~Denues static:
Sias osbsn an Wp3sntasen nab earolIi nm
$50 Moresus uno 4.D Jabmittdas.,
Slice etbsn ab an g3o6sntuccn nab gelair M
9.45 Roroens uuo $50 &bsnos.
,3aee osbsu alb nab Oorf, Ya., nm SD 9a@m.
unb elm eemii6ter 6ra6t5r9 nm ol5 rub
,3iqe aeben ab on Gonntaeen reb eGroiIf UNI
$50 Mprqens unb 400 Ra6uitisgs.
Gin Sue etbt ob On Sountagtn na1 Sela'r UNI
600 Morgens.
3. :. Rarris Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Ol areau ncs EtaefsSnssnirurs.
~ Mdtbbdu3.

~ NdtDbaHS.
I'm Vile, bic 90 dngebt!
gdltimore, ben 2l.l Wai 1901.
Sisrmit miro alien @ruHoeig,utbimsrn an Sais
tirnorsz Strabe. BON 6rop- Strabs bis sIr Ditli1.n
Staptarea,s, Ra6ri6t ~eeesbcn. naB DIT StaotsSn=
eenirur bic 9trtbsifunq Ger soH,a Der Riptlirunp,
her ptiesune nit y@oHenranohe;Hsn uno Der 9ila=
ftcruna nit Sbsst5ss pbalt an ~bsiaet:r Strabe, un=
Ter Den 9ori6riftu DR. >om 81. Sesen,ber 1901
Settdtlg1sn Ssro1oants vi; ~ tIHg seIsai pal.
fem Sir au, uno lDirs Der Staot=Snatnitur ON
Or ; t I 10 0 d. Den 5. SUM, 3nii6sn y llbr Rits
TAGS uno 2 lihr Na9mittoes, iratno tpel6e gngo=
6.u, iorpobi uritHoli6, ME f9riftlid, nsl6s bon ina
tert;iTrtcn 9:rfoueu uorgebradt ipsroeH rn6Jen, in
IeiHem 9ireaH in getrabt sieben.
Q. 3. Teneau.
(Nai21, 24,27,3D StaDt=Snaenteur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Sie GoufoIiefrte Gas=Go. BON Baltimore.
SIrcQu Nr- 10. GnuthzS traAs.

Saftimore, ben IA. Mai 1901.
8trfe5elte GorDcrunes =glnqebote tpsreen bis
s reita q, Den "A. IRA: 1901, Mittaqs Y ubr,
in biticu 8iireou ~eutaescn qenpmrsu fir aGe biz
tunin6ien aobleu, iuel6e iir bieie Gpmpaenis IN
bercn peri6icbcneu Merten fir bas am l. Stunt
1901 beeinncnoe Sabr eriprocrli6 fnb; Gnrnc=
runQs =gngebote miiden in 1lsbtr,intimnung nit
ben BON Dem Snocnielr pi,ier Gompa9nie 3u lies
fernoen Spc5ifitationsu ous9eicrtiqt iusroen. Die
Gpmpugnie aebraubt uneefdhr 10000 Sonntn. Die
Gompaquie behalf i6 bas 9ftdt Dor, irgeno ipel3s
pper ale Gagebpte al p%ertperfsn.
81. &. Meesiunis.
Q34,40,4}~ Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

@urub 8ernbarbf, bic
Mnfanss Der ~fieben3iser Sabre in
Deutf9[dnb nur uuftreten poIlte,
IDenn GlfdBs9otbrinsen an Grants
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

NOD annapolis. nj. ROpul.s citation, E.o5.
$50 9otm., !l2.41 ya6m. Gamnsn : SfaflOn'
E.2o,. 900 gOtm., ~ IS, $50 4a9m; 40
Sorm.. 1915 @orm., it.2O, ADO uno $50 ga0m:
Rad @inbtfsr, !7.2O 9Orm.. !2.4O' !Alo IND
1870 HaGlR. .r uann
BORN, !i.Yj, 4.3O, $50. $50, .dl3O %aGm an
Qa6 Gu'cott=6itp !7.30, @.6 gOrm., H"@,
4.30. $40, $3.50, *1l.30 Na6m.
@aG STr mt 9ROpais statiOn. 1926 Ra@r1-
E,r,o.u-Etntinn - 40 VdCbM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Gteuer<I cpartemcnt.

GteuerzS rpartement.
Ratbbuus DEN %. Wai 1901.
eteuer,ablsr aperOen bierDur6 bena6ribtist, olB
bic SistontosS .ipiaTgune auf @vunoeie sutbuniss
81 .dnunaen iir 1901 an 81. Mai aufb6rta pirD.
Ser Siscontp aui &e9uun9en iiir 9erionals
Giaentbum uno Wert5pap:ere suOtte AM 80. april.
una n,rpsn Die 3inien pon tip balls 9roseut fir
otn Wpnat Otai unD cine Straieebiibr BON prsi
9rp,snt ou Gt6nun9sn iir 9!rionulzGigentbur
am 81. Mdi a~nb,3abtt biiebtH, biuiuqeiiut.
Steur5obler, p:l3e lid Den lstea 0iseunto auf
@runOeiqsntbum5 4fe d uunasn f6tru, uno Die Ss=
rebnung Dol 3inicn Ir7o Der Strligiblbr iur Rsb=
nunacn auf Acknowledgement mn 98crtbpapi,rs
%tr;pare1 apolsn, miiHen ibre St:uern fir 1901 ui6t
ipdter, ais bis 6-cita1, Dell 81. 1tai, 0ta6mittags
3 lbr beri6ti9tn.
Sames y. 6prter,
Mai2428) Stenereinnsbmcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Gin beutf4 zameritani l.
f9er Mifof9 i'm Weiten fagt iiber ben
entbaltiamen profefor in Gbicaso:

f9er Mtfpf9 i'm Weiten fagt iiber ben
entbaltianten profefor in Gbicaso:
rSn SG'nois ain profafer
@pgt, bab er tranf nod mir alsWaher.
@ibt ni9t, mas Subato 1T,
Weiber bdtt' er ME getiBt.
Srog ih nun gum Ounnerpstter,
Nos is nit benz Mann Die Mdtter2-
Colt Ii9 FOLDER Menf4 begrub'n-
-WeuB sebeimen 5ebler bub'n."
Ser Gbefrebatteur B r
r2eip3iser 8olts3ta.," Or. S40nz
Ianf, lit in cine Nerpen6eilanit alt ge=
bra6t porben. Oerglei9en Meloun=
gen fommen aus Seutf6lanb in leb=
ter 3eit Dfters. Die Sitter bon Der
Sober i9einen nerpeni9na9 5u perz
ben. Neuratbsnie 1T bic &rantbeit
unferer 3eit. Sir bas Manbat
@6Dnlanf's 1T bon ben @o5ialbemo=
fraten Sd. 8ernftein in Musit9t gez
rDmmer.
Oas 70 fIeiBig colporz
tirte Wort 3aifer Wtlbelm's pon ben
rOiGtenterls" (ben 8erls alt9 mod
Didten? Sd sebe ben Serbs feline
9iGtenD, bas Der r8ortpGrts" auert
aufgetif9t u. bas Ginger i'm Gei9s=
tag nod NAL porbra9te, 1T bonn
&aiier, tpie bonn @rafen pofabopstp
i'm Hei9staee beriihert tpurbe, nie
ousseiprofen tporoen. @eba9t mag
er es ia baben, als Der &ei4stag ii6
ben OiGtenantrag in britter 2efung
nit 184 sesen 40 Stimmert genebz
miete. Sb audi Der 8unbesratb feline
@enebmisung geben ipirb, tit porlduz
fig fallm au eriparten.
Yreuben fat Dor Sabren
feine Gifenbabnen perftaatlt9t. Surg
Dor feinem Miidtritte bot iebt Der
6anbelsminiiter 8refelb in aner Stiae
i'm Mubrsebiete grobe aoblensere4tz
fame unb aoblenlaeer antaufen lafen,
10 bab bic preubtf4en Gtfenbabnen if
rem &oblenbebarf grObtentbeils aus
ftaatlifen 8srgtperten beden fOnnen.
Die adufe purben bur4 einen Ober=
bergratb a. .. a6geidlofen fir etipd
% Minionen. Ourd ben pl5bliden
G1luB bes 2anbtases tann bic 3uz
thinning gu benz &aufe erit mad benz
Dieoer5ufammentreten erlangt fperz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

Gineartiee @ef4ihte erz
sdblt Der frana0fif9e Sberft piequart
in Der ,Rebue blan6e." SSn 1897 tpur@
ben, in Jolgs Der Mffaire Drepfus, all
lie Briefe picquart's beimlid geDffnet
unb eppirt. SIN einem berielben tpar
bic Mebe BON benz nbeilisen gain"
8Ddlin's - einem @emGlbe I'M Muz
feurn 5l 8afel. Mls Elm Sabr fpdter
Der 6auptmann Sabsrnier bic Inter
|uduns gegen picquart fiihrte, fragte
ct in ftrengem Son, mas bieis Gebeimz
fprafe bebeute. picquart bertpies auf
ben BGbeder, bemerft aber iebt: Wan
benfe iid ben nbeilisen gain" bon paz
tp be CLANS ober eirtem ieiner Mititrsz
Der auseebeutet! Oas lit offenbar Der
beutide @eneraIftab, Der in Berlin me-
ben benz 9ain bes Sbiersurtens feline
8ureaur bat, unb 8Odlin = bas tit
bic familidre Be3et4nung bes beutz
16en Generals bon Bod. Sas beutet
auf intime 8eaiebunsen unb auf eineh
9eneralperbre9er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
rHpnul Slnc,"Sinic

noh philadelphia unc Rewsgors.
Getlid. Sft'' eSmn ~ ~ = % n W =
S@nrpSsg Sin,r .7.55 Q. 300 Q. gB6
Snii.t SarIor 49,. .919g; 1924 9. 9@
SSa a I SiTtr 1850 y. 1854 q. 20. s.
ssatIot. Sjass 1i,.t e . b:c ~ q; a. : 10 81 .: n g q.
Stonoi Saimittp.1 eleQunte @olbts, 9nr!or, Obs
frDa:isa Sinino SAFE SnF "a y. 81 3 " + " u
S SnII Sintr *6W3. sos 9. 8
atSa$;5 9a@ s5iln, a., : go % = q 80 ~ Z = T. " Ss
SofoI.56fafnuQuons ra@ Eep=9Ort, fertiQ sum
gticssn IN Tt. @rpal1StatiOI mn 1000 ab:nos.
mvSr1ieu uno Gbsler, ale anOtrsn nibt.
m'"S''" 0erl. Gamo.n. g.rl. MT. RopaG.
ebilubslp5ia &:tom. *8.05 9orm., .8.W y.
Ss55iiaS:ip6ia Grpreb $50. !2.35 in9m., "a 2.
S5trpstn AtiOnl. *5.15 0a3m.. $50 y.
SSbiiaD.lpbid 4ftom. 26.l 10 gbos., 26.15 y
~Tifsts8iirtarr 0orbpttsGte Golptrt. nuD goltis
moretrabt. Rr. pol, Sib.grOaopap, mt. 8RopaIs
statioW ODER COMMUNICATION
8. .. MARTIN,
Dtgr. 4df ,zIssnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gbeiapeafe Oampfer- So.
g6e(apeaGe. .Sinie.
Gltsantt gaHaeisrsS ampf,r .auauaas unb
-Gtlanta" mad
Oh Yuint Comfort NIB NprTDif, Ga.
Oanlpier psrlaH,n gdltilror. idulid (,usa,uom.
OH Iotnt Comfort UNI 6 lbr Mor1tns uno in
Forfolt UNI Z lbr Worotns an, anibtiebsro IN bic
Giitnba5nsist mad allen Vunittn ots 5ao,ns w,
SiDnstsas.
YorG> Hiper< cSinie.
elegant. gaHcsiusSampfsr r@barfott.s uns
Baltimore nab
9Seif. 4pint uue H%idmpnO, pa.
Saroftr b,rlaHen Baltimore taeli6 (Sonn!oa:
drseeHpmrner) I'M S llbr Rabnittdes uHo foms
men nm $50 D2orQtns in g9tfis9oint rno I'm 9.l5
Tor9sns in Gi6mpno an.
Die Mortaas, Mittpp6 uno Srcitags bon gols
tiinors abfdbrtnbsn Sampler uub ipelbe Sienhngs,
Sonnerfogs uno Earrings BON WeftsVoint abs
1apren. le9tn an in Qorftopa uuo Namano' sgStitts
nno Die Sisutaes. SoEntrfaes unb Samiuas pom
Salflnore, uno Mlontaps, Tlittpphs uuo Sreitaqs
oon gSefsSotnt obiahr.noen Eampfsr Itgtu In
Vlouesusr=poin uRo glaps9unf an.
Samofer perIaHtn Baltimore Don
~fer Nr. Is uns Ia. eisbtir. sg8trfte.
Surd=Sinstt mad aa,p 9unften t6rutn o,F6:rt,
e.pdd anfo'9sben uno Raiit:n;imm.r i'm Noraus
r%slerottt rsrotn in ben biefasn gireaur: Tr. 100,
~ uHo ~, Efsgaltimort=St IN pncr ben 6dnpts
Vlireanr, Nr. $50, ~2iobt.StraB., Baltimore, Tls.
sseubeu Softer. g.. q. Sbism.
9eneraIsG,ibdftsflbrr. ,Wa.ut.
3,S. wtc Sannel. ~rtifenoer Sil.t, agent.
tWuq31t&5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

reid snriidseseben pirbe, protesiri
i'm Sabre 1901 cine teutfde Dam@
pferlinie unb sablt nod bofir. sic
lit auf benz S1ntnodmpfer .Raifer
Wilbelm" bon NetpzYotf na9 Cher
bours gereif, unb nit ihr her grobs
Shaufpieler goquelin unb bic Gam
sesbriiber be Res5te. Die franaoiie
f4e patriotenprehe tabelt benin aud
bic Sarab unb ibre &~eifegenohe n
unb pirft ibnen Gefinnungslofigfeii
Dor. Nun, Sarab 8ernharot TT IL
gentli9 gar feline Ganierin; ibre
Wutter mar cine mad paris pers
fhlaqere 8erliner Ynbmd6erin.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29

The Mining and Engineering Review
of San Francisco is after the fake min.
ing and oil schemers of this country.
There is no earthly reason why fake
schemes should be allowed to flourish
to the exclusion of the legitimate. In
Arizona, of course, there are many
thousands of acres of lands under To-
cation in which oil is supposed to exist,
but the companies organized on these
lands are not out to sell stock for spec
ulative purposes, but simply to raise
enough money to put in test wells, and
they make no other pretentions. We
are of the belief that oil exists in Ari-
zona and that the first in the field to
strike the oleaginous fluid will be
heavily rewarded. But there are
thousands of companies that have not
one acre of land in the world that are
selling stock and putting the proceeds
into their pockets. These cormorants
should be given cells in the pens for
their good work.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29

Los Angeles electric lighting is the
cheapest of any city in the country, be-
cause the electricity is generated by
water power only eighty miles from
that city. Now, over here in Arizona
we have much better opportunity for
the generation of electricity than has
Los Angeles, but.it is almost impossi-
BILE to interest capital in the enterprise.
With electrical power generated in the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado every
piece of machinery ia the territory of
Arizona would be moved by this invis-
ible power. Even the great power of
Niagara Falls would dwarf before the
mighty power of this great river. In
an hundred places in the great gorge
there are falls and rapids that can be
utilized for purposes Of power. Late
this fall will be the time to make an
examination into this project. The
man who first takes up this power
question will become the Millionaire OF
the future.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29
The RaiIr o ad as a Civilizer.

Sir Guilford Molesworth has ex-
pressed the following opinion concern
ing the effect of the railway 10 the de
velopment of this great country: ain
East Africa the railway takes the
place of roads, which are practically
valueless owing to the absence of wa
ter and the mortality of transport ami
mails.
at must be borne In mind that the
construction of railway in a new
country often develops traffic from
entirely unexpected sources, more es-
pecislly by checking lawlessness, which
might previously put stop to small
trading.
"As one of the numerous cases which
has come under my own official exper-
fence, would instance the Rajputana
Railway. This was made for political
purposes, and was never expected to
pay even its working expenses; yet, by
enabling the petty trader to pass
through the various small states with
ont ruinous blsckmail, which had pre-.
viously put stop to all enterprise, IL,
Immediately after opening, stimulated
traffic which made the railway COM
plete success financially as well as
politically.
"Broken up as East Africa is into
various petty tribes, perpetually at
war with one another, it has been hith-
erto i'm possible to carry on any trade,
expect by means of large aud we'll.
armed caravans, and even then at great
, risk. Some tribes have subsisted to a
great extent on plumber from their
weaker neishbors, so that there has
been no stimulus to the more peace
able to produce anything beyond the
small requirements of their own tribe.
"With the completion of the railway
the whole lake coastline of 800 to LOCO
miles, with the adjoining fertile and
populous districts, will be opened up
by water Communication to railway
traffic. And as the Uganda Railway
will be the first TO tap the lake, the
trade of these districts will naturally
grayitate into this channel."-F. w
Emett, in Engineering Magazine.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29

The eastern states are experiencing
the terrors of floods and tornadoes
while Arizona is experiencing q
drought. II the God of rain could be
induced to immigrate to this desert
region and give OF his bountiful sup
ply of moisture be would make this
part of the world supremely happy.
The whole of north Arizona is suffer
ing on account of the lack of water.
Springs In the mountains that have
never been dry are now at very low
ebb and many have entirely disap-
peared. The past five years have been
very dry, but last winter promised rain
in quantity, which promise was not
fulfilled. On Stockton Hill the water
is fast receding in all the shafts and
soon the mine owner will be able to
go to work where water heretofore pre-
vented. This, of course, Is one Of the
advantages of the Drought. But the
cat,lemen are experiencing trouble in
supplying the stock on the ranges
with the necessary water, while the
rospector finds it difficult in supply.
ing himself with water for camp pur-
noses
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Amanda F. II. Taylor, or assigns:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
who is a co-owner with you in the Independ-
cree mining claim, has expended one hunored
aO0s) dollars in labor and improvements for
the rear 1900 upon said mining claim, in order
to hold said mining claim under the provisions
and require rents OF section 2324 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
The said mining claim is situated In Wallapai
mining district Mohave county Arizona Ter
ritory, and is duly recorded in the ONCE OF the
County Recorder Of Mohave county, Arizona in
book n, at page 6l3 OF mining records
And you are further notified that H. at the
expiration of ninety days from the last publ
cation OF this notice, you fail or refuse to pay
your proportion OF the said expenditure 10
gether with the cost OF the publication OF this
notice, your interest in the said mining claim
viii be forfeited and become the property OF
the undersigned in accordance with the pro-
visions OF the Law.
CHARLES SANGSTER.
First publication March 2, 1901.
Last publication June /, 1901.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29
Saves Two From Death.

sour little daughter had au almost
fatal attack OF whooping cough aud
bronchitis" writes Mrs. w. X. Havi-
land, of Armonk, N. Y, "but when all
other remedies failed we saved her life
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Our
niece, who had Consumption 10 an ad.
vanced stage, also used this wonderful
med cine and to-day she is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung
diseases yield to DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery as to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for Coughs and Colds.
SOC and 100s bottles guaranteed by Fl.
H. Watkins. Trial bottles free.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29

Eastern mining investors are just
now looking after big deposits of low
grade gold ores aud are willing to put
In considerable money to exploit them,
There are in this county many lodges
of low grade ores Of both gold and sill
yer that can under proper conditions
be profitably worked and we would ad-
wise eastern investors to make an ex
animation of some of them.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29
Ex.united States Marshal

Ex-United States Marshal Griffith
has struck it rich in mining. Together
with B. F. Jossey and few others he
has opened up an immense BODY of
sulpbide copper ore. The claims are
located close to the Shannon mines In
the Clifton district which recently sold
for 750,O00e. There are rich claims all
about the new district and Col. Griffith
believes that the new discovery will
bring fortunes to the owners.-Tucson
Star.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-06-29
Kingman. Dec. 10, 1879.
Mine Warning Notice.

To all whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Empire No.
2 mine, situate in Wallapai mining district,
Mohave county, Arizona. is under lease 10 par.
ties working the same, and is the property OF
the undersigned, and that neither the mine nor
the owners thereof will be responsible for any
labor or debt contracted, nor injuries sustained
by any person or persons employed or working
on said property; and that no lessee or employe
Is the agent OF the owners for any purpose
whatever. and that all operatives and laborers
engage in such service at their own risk. and
that no debt or claim Of debt is valid against
said mine or its owners, q. w. BEECHER,
Il. +. THOMPSON.
Kingman. Nov. %. 1900