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To the Board of County Commissioners for

To the Board of County Commissioners for
 New Haven County:
 I hereby apply for license to sell splr- ituous and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider, at IS State street, Town of New Haven. My place of business is not located within POO feet in a direct line of q church edifice or public school house, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public library or cemetery. rAss,, VA
 PATRICK McKIERNAN, Applicant CTS, as defined by law, of the Town of New Haven, hereby endorse the application of the above named for such license. Dated at New Haven, this 10th day of April, A. D. rens Kling, Michael Cuasick, John Dona- hue. .ap23 oaw 2t
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Government Bonds.
New Yorl. Cotton Exchanae.

Reported over private wire by H. c. Trled- man & Co.,. bankers and brokers. 10 Wall street, N. r.. and 763 Chapel Street, New, Haven. N. A. Tanner, Manager of Local Branch. Direct wires to New York and Chicago. Opening Closing
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HOuse-C CleaningTime.

After sickness and during Spring house. cleaning, Platt's Chorides should be sprin- kled freely over the floors and allowed to dry before carpets are relaid. As each board retains some Chlorides, lasting pu- rifylng effect is obtained and the ravages of insects prevented. Disinfect the waste pipes, sinks, closets, storerooms, and the cellar according to directions on the bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-23

M ZUNDER X SONS, Applicant.
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxpay- CTS, as defined by law, of the Town of New Haven, hereby endorse the application of the above named for such license. Dated at New Haven, this 17th day of April A. D. 1901. John P. Augnr, Charles M Mat thews, James D. Dewell, Julius Twiss, Max Mailhouse ap23 oaw 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-23

To cure a cold quickly-use Crown La Grippe Tablets. City Drug Store, GA Chapel street.
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Security Insurance Qo

Of New Haven. 3IF9 M 7l F7{544 OFFICE. 87 CENTER STREHI. !. z K sS Cash Assets January T, 1901, 89D0s8OS nj
 DIRECTORS Ss Charles s. Leete, Chas: p. Curtls, # James D. Dewel, H. Mascsa,
 Joel A. Sperry, 10. q. Stoddartl. @ s K 5, E. Merwin, William IL. TYl6r. 2 John w. Alling, T. AttWater Harnek .s
 Chas. E. Sheldon. 9' W A, x CHARLES s. LEETE, H. MASON.
 President. SecretS '. !, D. DEWELL, Fl. c. rULLEH Vice President. Asst Secf9l1Svs F s
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Etrcnsr Nntttfs.


To the Board Of County Commissioners &o4 New Haven County: @ 9 s3 1 hereby apply for license to sell epir<
 ituous and intoxicating liquors, ale, lGf81 beer, Rhine wine and cider. at 62 0re2n83 street, Town of New Haven. My place 0& business is not located within POO feel M NV direct line of church edifce or puttjg68 school house, or the premises pertdjnifl&l thereto or any postofice, public library. 6y
 cemetery. GEORGE LUCAS Applicant, M
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxrpys55 CTS, as defined by law, of the Town of New Haven, hereby endorse the application 6ft the above named for such license. Dated at New Haven, this 17th day of April, AsI9sS 1901. William Mayer, Trederique DupAuls
 John s. Magic, Henry Pieper, Karl HertA
 Ter. ap23 oaw 2e EsSS88 To the Board of County Commissioners f0HI
 New Haven County: slsssSs K hereby apply for license to sell spfr@
 tuous and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager
 beer Rhine wine and cider, at 73 unfnu1 street, Town of New Haven. My place of business Is not located within POO feet n nS direct line of church edifce or publisiH school house, or the premises nertaininx
 VIM. c. ERFF, Applicant. #
 We, the undersigned electors and taxpexsll CTS, as defined by law, of the Town0f NeWz Haven, hereby endorse the application o68 the above named for such license. DAtA15 at New Haven, this 20th day of April, ABslE 1901. simon J. Hugo. John NageI. WliS&s liam Mayer, Charles J. Henze, John s Cox ap23 oaw et s&s
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We give no rewards. An offer of this kind Is the meanest of deceptions
 Test the curative powers of Ely Cream Balm for the cure of catarrh hay fever and cold in the head and you are sure to continue the treatment Relief is immediate and cure follows. It is not drying, does not produce sneezing. It soothes and heals the membrane. Price 50 cents at druggists or by mail. Ely Brothers. 56 Warren street, New York
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Platt's 1hIoriides V&w H1l1 2sazsW
The Household Disinfectant

An odorless, coIorless liquid; powerful, safe and economical. Sold in quart bottles only by druggists, high-class .grocers and house-furnishing dealers Manufactured by Henry B. Platt, Platt street, New York " ap22 27 20 my4
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To the Board of County Commissioners for

T CUuIICy OUIIIIHISSIUHeTS
 New Haven County: .9
 hereby apply for, a license to sell spir- ituous and intoxicating. liquors, ale. lager street stree HOW Town W, of New @ Haven NY place of business is, not located. within 200 feet in I direct line of a church edifce or public school house, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postofice, public library or cemetery.
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closing Prices. Following are the closing prices reported
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
s,artimore. ebio. . abm.sHnetim.

Baltimore 8 bio 9 bn.Sinetin.
90 pcu Baltimore nadb MtIontie &ttu
unb Iuriid ieosn Srstda unp Samtae. gllstt
ano fir bic Riidiabrt bis ,um isleenotn Sltns
toa, <iuj9iietlib, giiltia. Auf alsn 3ugsn
olYtio Noral glnes~Sitnit.
$1,000 Don Balttmers nads eer pansanierf.
fsni{dben NuShclIuns in Suifalo uno surild
am Is. uno 30 Suf, s., a., 20. uno %.
Wuout Der 3ua strldbt ben Gamotn.S Sabns
Snf nm, 755 gormittaas, ben 1Reunt EopdIz
Nsbnbof nm s ubr 9ormitaes. Sur3lauz
ttnos Sarlpr GBaaeons. DIE Gllets tno
FIR ei. Sfidfabrt fsben Saee eiltla. eIns
fhfiebii6 ets 9aqss bes Bertauts, out allen
3iieea BEN ,Hlad Sicmsno GEprss' u rNppal
Qtn,itebS duseensmmtn
S1s.OO ssn Baltimore naes cbieasO mnD a.:
rid Bel Qeleeenbsit Der %. U: y: u a.A
piu,t, finn am o., a. unb 25. Snii gum
Werfouf fir bic HHdreiis sur Gbfabrt BON
ghitaqo Bis ,um 80. Suli, einiblitslibr aults.
@.sen Gn,slnbeiten mtnot man p@ an Den
SitstsNptnten.
Gpsstener adIafpssscn nab Sesr pdrf lsoen
Samfao Nbenb = Gbfabrt bonn eamcen=Sapns
bst nm $40 4tenos: FIR bic 9udfa1rf an
Montae um 10 1ibr 8crmittaos in Saiflnt'rf
enfommenp.
Wur 81 gfunsen nndt Benfcrfse eprtnss, Da.
abfabrt bon Baltimore. BIT. Hopdi= Sapn1o1.
nm 9.31 0prnittoes; Dom GomDenz zgaenpeI
nm $40 gornittaes; anfuuft in geDferos
Springs un 4l0 Radmittaes Sbisrpaflcnss
porlor=98aeoon. Sur tinmaligtr 1Saegonneps
fef In 6pnemon, 0a (202-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21

fter reorganiIire. Die @er6anblungert
baben fi9 iebo9 5eri4lagen. On ruf4
iif9em @influB lit audi Der Plan gez
i3eitert, bic 9ineiiI6e @ertpultrng
bonn iapanif6en PoIi5ei Gommiildr
leiten 81 lafen.
Die Sran3oien bebnen Die 2u6dn4
Gifenbu9n tpeiter aus. Selegrap6etr4
9ireftor S6enq 6at erfu9t, Die Balm
innerbal6 zines Mondts Bis nat5
G6engtingfu su fiibren unb auBerbent
8orbereitungen fir Die Riidtebr be5
6ofes gu treffen. Maun erpartet, bdB
Der 8aifer unb feline fAredli4e Sarte
nebt @efolge per 8a3n Biz sur fublf=
6en @tabt fa6ren, tporauf bann eine
pro3eI1ion bur9 bas GentraGtbor na9
bem Palaft fprmtrt pirb. Wfit Der
Orbnung ift's in Der berbotenen Stdbt
nod fe6r I6le9t beItellt; befonbers in
Der umgegenb finb PGiinbereien un0
Rei6ereten an Der Sdgesorbnung.
Gin neues &abtnet. Il
&ppen6agen, 20. Suli. -
&0nig @9rtitian bat Or. 9eunber mit
Der &ufgabe betraut, elm liberales Wttz
nifterium 81 btlben, tpel8es Die Stelle
bes Se6eiterz&abinet5 einnebmen ION,
bus am W}ittpO4 5uriidtrut. Die
Nabfplgenben iinb bereits erforen>
Gonieils=PrG iibent, Or, r,OeunBer; Suz
iti3miniIter, Or. Ilberti; Miniiter bes
Snneren, @raf 9Olitein; W&iniiter bes
NeuBeren, 2GlfreO Sage; Sinan5mintz
fter, G6rtftenIen; 2anopirt6i9aft8z
Wiiniiter, Sle 9anfen.
Gin berIorener Strtte.
g1asgon, 20. SuIi. - Sin
Sbomas 2iptpn bdt Die Sorberungen
Der Is Itrttenben MutroIen u6getpie4
fen unb beuert neue 8rGfte. Die Sea
hGren paren befanntGi9 fir Die
g8ettfQ6rten bes yS6amrpd bes
3lpsiten" in ameritanii9en @etpdf=
fern engagirt porben, Die beriprO4ene
3uIage BON a9t pfunO Sterling gez
niigte tbnen aber ni4t, Ionpern tie
berlan9ten Is Pfunb. g.
@IIdIi6 i'm 6dfen.
Qtffabon 20. Suli. = 9ds %
SUP longe SegelbOOt r8reat &epub4
ltc," in benz Gapt. Spparo 8lddburn
i'm leBten N2onat ppn 9louceiters
Mai1., aus feline S5eanreiie antrat,
lit bier eingetroffen. Die Getie bat
38 Sage geOauert.
Ser nOp4tr" i'm Sturm. /
9ertb, Meit gtuitralien, 20.
Suli. Ser brtttI6e 9umpfer
vOp6ir," pel9er am Is. Suli bon
2tOelaibe na9 5remantle dbfubr.
purbe bur6 itiirmiides 8etter gez
5pungen, 2llbanp an3ulaufen. 4n
8orb bes @9iffeS befinben ii9 Der
9er5pg unb Die 9er3ogin pon GOrpz
ipaG unb Yprf.
Mar MII1er's 8ibGio t + e t.
Orfprb, 20. SuIi. = Die 8tb4
liotbef bes peritorbenen Brof. Mtar
WiiQer, beItebenb aus etipa 10000
gGnDen, lit pDm Baron SnaIuft gez
fault pprben, Der btefelbe Der llnibsr4
iitGt BON Sptio gum @ef4enf mafen
min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
Nsuinalhn miBbergni,gt.

Die amerifani13e l1eberna6ung berz
brieBt i'm. = Ser 9efangene BON
Malacanan. - Die 8e60rben in
Manilu trauen bem Grz0ittator
ni4t. = @r min ais unter6dnoler
btenen.
N}aniIa, 20, Suli. - Nguinalz
Do 1T arg berftimmt. Die fortgeieBte
ueberlpa6ung @eitens Der amerifani=
I9en8e60rben bebagt linn ni9t. 8enn
er feinen Namen unter Elm 69riftz
Itiid iebt, 10 fiigt er miBpergniigt bas
Nort n@efdngener" bin3u. 9as Grz
fu6en ietner 5reunbe, an ben ttp6
piberIpenittgen Rebeuengenerdl Ytalz
bar i'm fibli9en 2u5on gu f6rciben
unb i6m ben Ratb 81 geben, ii9 Der
ameritaniI@en 6errf6aft gu unterz
lperFen, bat Nguinalbo 5uriidgeipiefen.
@r pilIigte 5tpur Elm, cine 2lbT4rift
bes BON linn geleiiteten Sreueibes 5u
unter3eidnen unb biefe an N}albar
beF0rbern gu lai7en, I'm i'm babur6
CUR 1te6ergabe gu beeinflufen, bo9
unter ieinen Namens3ug auf Der Ibz
f9rift Der @ibesleitung febte er bic
On1in0fen @orte: rGefangener i'm
Mulacanan @efdngntB. Sffenbar
npllte er bamit onoeuten, baB er bem
3pange ge6or4e, niAt bem eigenen
Srie6e. = Der Sransportbampfer
rSbertbun" 1T beute nit Dem IA. sSnz
funterie 93egiment unb General
Qbjutant 8arrp an 8orb pon bier a6z
gefa6ren. Sn Nu9ufati, Sapan, tpirb
8eneral MacNrt6ur, Der am 4. sSuIi
auf Der pMeabe" bic 6eimreiie an
trat, fi4 an 8orO Der nSberiOan" be-
oeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
Sm GrrirQSmcer gcidcitcrt.

@eattle, Nufb., 20. Su1t. -
Seds5ebn fcbiff6riidige WaIftI6fdnz
ger iinb auf Oem 0dmpfer y8alencia
bier angetDmmen. Die 9eretteten ges
b0rten sur S4iFfsmannf4aFt bes
Wulfi14fabrers r8alaena," Der am 7.
Stunt an ben &lippen bon ct. 2atpz
rencezSslanb i'm 8eringsmeere i9eiz
terte. Die 8eIaBung, 43 Mann 1tarf,
errei6te bas llfer unb blteb in Non1ez
Gitp, no Die Mebr3a6G auf bem @alz
fifdFabrer n2leranber" unb anberen
Sdiffen pieber in 9ienit trat. Capt.
George 2apitt nit fiinf3ebn Seeleuten
BON Der r8alaena" febrte na3 Seattle
5uriif. 0as Mrdf bes gei4eiterten
Saiffes lit ben Slammen iiberge6en
tpprhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
Gnuh. Gllen bnn Pnrtn gticn anar=
fnntmeu.

80 # o n, MaF., 20. Suli. -gpuz
berneur Gbas. 8. 2lllen BON Yorto
gfico traf geitern @benb uuf Der
Sa6t rMapfloper" elm, uber bic
Sbatfu9e tpurbe erit beute 6efdnnt.
@ouberneur gaen lieB Ous 5abr5eug
in Der unteren 8ai onbalten, beitieg
gegen Mitternaht cine 2aun9 unb
fubr fofort nd4 Canton, g., gum
prGfbenten MeGinleb. Die vMapz
Homer" nit Der Sarilie bes 9ouOerz
neurs legte 6eute frii6 an unb ba
purbe erft Die abreiie bes 9rn. 9ll>
len, Der ben 8eri3teritattern bamit
aus oem @ege ging, betannt. Gruu
Nllen reiite na9 2Otpeq, Maf., no
ibr 9atte ibr in ben nd9iten 9agen
fplsen tpiro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
Ets=:E pOri Dspatt una Dettfrton.
NTfurifpner1

Der prdtftisr Sampfer ,Susauehanna."
S;tnfoos. 9onn.rides uuo eanltass nm tlbr
Tatm ttaag. Spuntacs um llbr Sormittoss
Gros.s nstel in gstt,rton. Seine Stsneri.'n. S:t
i.irh. Nusflug BON or StaOt aus. Rur soc.
(SnEi-, E&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
Nuiifer ertrunfen.

Meitgotnt, 9,zg, 20. Suti.-
Rpbert M1iiller, Elm Wtuiifer BON %
Sa6ren unb Elm Weitslteb bes &abalz
lerie 9etd9ements Der Wfilitdrz
Nfaoemie, ertranf beute Qbenb cine
W1eile itroma6tpdrts im9ubIon bei'm
S9pimmen. Cine grobe 2ln3ubl
Sffi5tere, &abetten unb Solbaten
finD nit ben Na4fori4ungen nu9
Der 2ei9e bel i9Gftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
: Sr. gEiQiam s.. E;nbredlt.

% al bington. .. g., 20, SuIi.
- Or. 20. s. 9obre6t, Elm beOeutenz
Der gbirurg, Der lGngere 3eit als 2ebz
rer Der Qnatomie an ben Staatszllntz
perIitGten BON Benniplpunien unb
S6io ange1teqt mar unb bic Sa914rift
rWilIon's Qlnatomb" reOigirt bat, 1T
bier i'm Otter BON 72 cSuhren geftor6en.
@r ma9te ben 8iirgerfrieg i'm Stu6e
bes Generals 6aneod nit unb abanz
cirte Big gum &ange zines Oberitlieuz
tpnnnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
germiIdte tclearapbii5e srpeIben.

- 9lus Snbianapolis, Snb., iin1
$. 6. Surlep unO Souls s, SObnToT
unter 6interlafiung ungeOedter
S9ulben i'm 8etrage BON mebr, als
$4,000 plDbli9 perI9punben, na9z
bem fie felt benz 6ebruar B. S. ELM
Gommi1iionsgeIhdft gefii6rt 9atten.
@ier 8uggonlaoungen Butter un6
&dfe, tpel4e iie na6 Nep>Yorf aoreI4
iirt batten, iinb bef4lagnabmt nora
ben.
= Hobert golger g8efcott, pel6et
an Der @pibe Der rWeitcott GrpreB4
Go." in Utica, N.sg, itanb, TT in
9fi6fieGb Springs baDurd um'S
2eben getommen, baB Oas Pferb nit
feinem Wagen bur9ging unb i6n btnz
aus parf. Weitcott, Jpel4en cine
0ame begleitete, bermo9te nod ben
Wagen tpieOer auf3urichten, bra4
a6er barauf tobt 3uIammen.
- Sci Dem &rei5geri4t in Sfbz
fof6, DiS., beantragte Der @enerulz
Q(npalt 6ids bic @inIebung zines
8eceibers fir Die v@erman Gr4ange
8anf" in Gbiltoon, GalumetzGOuntRs
@is., auf 8eranlaKung bes @taatsz
Ganferaminatprs, nel6er Die Pa1itDG
bes SynItituts auf 100000 unb Die
2(ftiba auf nur 100000 i6GBt. Die
8anf iit Elm PripatgeI9Gft BON Sbeoz
bor unb 9enrD &eriten. llnOorii4ttge
9arle6en follen ben Gpnturs berbetA
gefii6rt 6aben.
= Sn 2(lbanp, N.zO., in bem btna
teren 5beiIe bes 5rudtgef6dfte5 tb4
res @atten, bes SStalieners 2dprence,
nurbe in 6alb 6etpuBtlofem 3uitarr6e
Trau W}innie Qanrence aufgefunoen
unD ftar6 6alb na9 i6rer lle6erfii6z
rung na9 Dem r6omOopat6ifden
6oIpital." Qtus elmer 8erfGrbung drt
Der re9ten Seite be5 6al1e5 Der 8erz
itorbenen f6lieBt man, baB Elm 8er4
bre9en an i6r begangen porben 1T,
unb man glau6t, baB bic 6rdlt itrdnz
gulirt nurDe. Qaprence 6e6auptett
feline 6rau fei Dem 3runfe ergeben gez
peien.
= Sn Cambridge, W&inn., purben
bur4 etnen 8ranb a6t 8ebdube 3er4
It0rt, unter pel9en ii3 uu3 bas
vMer4ants' 6otel" befanD. Ser
@6aben tpirb auf $4,000 unb bic
9erfi6erung auf $4,000 angege6en.
= 9aitor $. g. 0usman, Der
POitmeiiter in 8O5ben, g., Oerfu4te
ii9 gu erI6ieBen unb pirb bermutb4
li9 Der babel erlittenen @erleBung err
liegen. Gs nirb an2enommen, buB
er in 5olge Der SiBe in GeiitesIt0z
rung berfalen lit.
-Se9sunb3pan5ig pafagtere bes
BON 6doanna eingetroffenen nWar0
Qtne" z0umpFers rgucatan" tpurbeH
our 8eoba9tung ibres 8efunb6eitsz
8uitanDes na4 9Offman Sslanb ge4
bra9t.
= Der in ct. Qtnne beg W2Ontes
bei Quebec ber6aftete Mann 1T fretge4
luKen porben. Gr mar ni9t Der Srauz
enmOrDer glonoin.
= Sn Rep : Orleans, Ga, fteben
ale 8rduereien bis uuf 5pei tpegerr
zines Nusitanoes Der 6anbnerter UNI
Qnerfennung ibrer Union Tin.
= Sn Sonolulu limb 5pei perIOz
nen an Der 8eulenpeit geitorben.
= Sran5 S4lutter, Der ngOttlife
Seller" lit pegen 8agabunDirens in
Wai5ington auf 80 Sage na4 benz
Qr6eitsbauie geIanot porben. st
Bat, inn Die 6aare ni8t a65ui4neiz
ben unb CAB gu, oaB er felt Dem 8.
Sult auf elmer granbioien Spree
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
S9iHsfarteu

aad, unp bon @ursSa hbsr 9reEen eses SsEs
BURG bsio.et Die
Grpsstttpa oss -7eutiNep GorrefeSnoenfstGs
N.sa.sEGs gsgtIEaQsaG Gtr. Rns geesss si&g4ze. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21
- - Is Gag $ 2oot

Sft tsSoafopf S,pfr.ts1tA4,or
$50 Weiltn; Saf5paHer; Otn aaulen 9da; 2tbenss
srbaIttr fir tsint RinOsr aounotrtt BON ardatii5en
pu,otn Durb oiei. @usiIitae geiuno atma6t; r.r
prabtiqs Sampftr sSaHairas' pom Bier Hr. l6
2iqbt=Strab.; ,Dtn Ntittpo6 unO Samfas nm
llbr gOcmttass; 5tidtuuit um 10 rlbr a5.nos.
GiQttt 500. (Sunil5, ,3Ntsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-21

Nr. 1o2, efsaerinstOn=strobe.
The copper era., 1901-01-31
Notice.

Prof. Prettyman has received his
Angelus Orchestral and will now COM
mence his spring class in dancing.
Any one desiring instructions call at
the y. c. Co. store from 1880 to 600, or
Academy aftc" 600 p. m. Terms, 50
per month. in advance. Two nights a
week-Tuesdays and Thursdays-from
s to 10.
DR.. w. II. Lewis, Lawrenceville,
Va, writes, 81 am using Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure in my practice among
severe cases of indigestion and find it
an admirable remedy" Many hun:
dreds of physicians depend upon the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure III stom
ach troubles. 1t digests what you eat,
aRl allows you to eat all the good
food You need, providing you do not
overload your stomach. Gives instant
relief and 4 permanent cure.-C. p.
DuuO
The copper era., 1901-01-31

There is no pleasure in life if you
dread going to the table to eat and
can't rest at night on account of indi-
gestion. Henry Williams, of Boon
vile, Ind, says he suffered that way
for years till he commenced the use
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and adds,
Now l can eat anything like and all
l want and sleep soundly every night. "
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest what
YOU eat.-C. =. Dunn.
The copper era., 1901-01-31

inch. will be made; one covering the
area OF the principal mines 1T Norenci.
the other that at Metcalf.
Upon the completion OF these maps,
which will be in about two months, the
district will be examined by geologic
experts of the survey who will describe
its geologic features aud mineral re-
sources.
The topographic work of the district
is in charge of jeremiah Ahern, a
topographer OF the geological survey,
assisted by J. f. McBeth and John T.
Stewart, all OF whom have bad many
years experience on this class of engi-
neering work.
The cost of topographic surveying
varies widely with the character Of
the country. the scale OF the map and
the contour interval, i. e., the vertical
distance between contours. Such
topographic surveys as are executed
by the United States geological survey
range in cost for maps of a scale of one
mile 10 one inch, contour interval OF
20 feet. and for plains, from So 10 81
per square mile: for open rolling coun-
try from s. to s. per square mile; and
for woodland from So to $50 per square
mile. The highest priced work of this
kind being the woodland survey and
the cheapest the open plain.
The cost Of topography maps in Eu-
ropean countries range from $50 per
square mile in Italy TO $500 per square
mile in Austria, the cost in Great
Britain being SlSi per square mile.
Correspondence relating to the pub
locations OF the geological survey
should be add~0rsed to the director OF
the L. :. Geol. E, cal Surrey, Washing
ton, ID. c.
The copper era., 1901-01-31

ANOTHER, and very sensible and
timely article, appears this week in
the ERA from the pen of Prof. J. Z.
Williams on the school question. a
better school house and better schools.
and how 80 secure them, IS the most
important issue before the Clifton peo-
pie. Families with children OF Il schol-
astic age, will not locate in ccmmun-
ity whore the school facilities are as
far below the average as are those Of
Clifton. The interest taken in the
m Itter by Professor Williams is most
earnest cooperation of all parents in
his endcavors for the betterment of
CliftOn's schools.
The copper era., 1901-01-31
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.

II Il A1AtANNAC "e%1 ~ NA4t--~N -~7-
week and officers elected as follows:
In the council, Hon. Eugene 5. Ives
Of Yuma president; John J. Birdno of
Graham chief clerk.
In the assembly, Hon. =. p. Parker
of Maricopa county, speaker; Cart
Miller OF Maricopa, chief clerk and
Milford Winsor, OF Yuma, assistant
chief clerk.
The minor Offices were apportioned
as follows: CoUncil-Caleb Pelham OF
Tucson, sergeant-at-arms; Pedro G.. de
la Lama o. Phoenix. journal clerk
Mrs. Carlotta Holbrook of Tucson and
Mrs NJ. Fl. Williams OF Phoenix. as
sistant enrolling and engrossing clerks
Mrs. W. II. Lake of Kingman, assist
ant journal clerk. Committee clerks
E. p. Grinnell of Tucson, J. $. Pattee
of Prescott, Miss Maud Kennedy of
ella county, and Miss f. Lipscomb OF
Yuma. Waterman. 5. B. Kinds of
Yuma. r
Assem- bly-Solly Drachman, enroll
ing and engrossing clerk; d. G. War
rem OF Yavapai, assistant enrolling
and engrossing clerk. Other commit
tee clerks not definitely assigned are
John Evans of ella, Miss Marshall OF
Pinal, S. a. d. Upton of Cochise, j.
Mccormick of ella, J. Uhlman OF
Santa Cruz and Albert Ray bard of
Navajo. Mrs. D. NJ. Farbault. journal
clerk; Miss Clara Kimball, assistant
Journal clerk: Clarence Dunbar of Mo-
have, page; George Hochderffer of
COconino, sergeant-at-arms.
The members of the standing com
mittees in the council are as follows:
Military and Indian hffairs-Ford,
Blair, Perkins.
Mine5-Burns, ClaypoOl, Warner.
Corporations - Finley, Anderson,
Burns. Claypool, Riordan.
Ways and Means-Claypool, Ford,
Riordan.
Printing-Ford, Shannon, Perkins.
Memorials aud Petitions laypool,
Finley, Campbell.
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills
Barnes, Ford. Riordan.
Education-Finley, Blair, Perkins.
Judiciary-Blair, Claypool, Shan
non, Burns, RiOrdan.
Counties and County Boundaries
Shannon, Andrews, Finley, Burns,
Claypool.
Claims-Finley, shannon, Warner.
Federal Relations-Blair, Andrews,
Campbell.
Agriculture-Ford, Finley, Campbell.
Roads and Ferries-Shannon An
drews, Warner.
Territorial AGairs-Ford, Claypool,
Campbell.
Rules-Mr. President, Finley, War
ner.
About the only real business trans
acted was the repeal of the poll tax
tax law.
Committees to investigate the vari-
Gus territorial institutions were APP
pointed as follows, with instructions to
report February IL:
National prIson-Finley Warner.
Northern normal school-Blair, Clay
pool.
Territorial university-Burns, Rior-
dan.
Insane asylum and capitol building
Shannon, Perkins.
Tempe normal school-Andrews
Campbell.
At the request of Mr.. Riordan, Pres
ident Ives was made member of the
committee to visit the northern nor
NAL school. Under the resolution no
member was eligible as visitor of an
institution located in the county in
which he resides.
a number of bills were introduced
and referred, and on the 18th the legis-
lature adjourned until Wednesday of
this week, in order to give the commit
tees on territoritorial institutions time
in which to report.
The copper era., 1901-01-31

unit in favor Of county division. They
are about forty-fve miles from the
present county seat. which they can
only reach over a rough wagon road,
and they naturally prefer to be in
new county with the seat of govern
ment more favorably situated.
The copper era., 1901-01-31

ENGLAND now seems to be more than
well pleased with the intention of the
United States to guard the approaches
OF the Nicaragua canal with cannon.
When Uncle Sam finally makes up his
mind to do thing, it is generally sat
isfactory 70 all other nations.
The copper era., 1901-01-31

If you have ever seen child in the
agony of Group you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure which gives relief as soon
as it is administered. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds and ali throat and lung
trOubles.-C. II. Dunn.