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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-11
MONTICELLO NOTES.

Mr. II. \. Wolf. of Wilmar. and Miss
Laura, daughter of MI n b Tran
tham. of Allis, eloped last Sunday
night, and We're married in this city at
an early hour Monday morning by
Judge j. +. Farley. The couple left
Monday evening for Warren where
they will visit the groom's parents
Mr.. Alb Lowe, for several months a
teacher in the Pine Bluff high school
has returned to his home in this coun-
y.
The barn of Ny. j. y. Welsh. ou
Main street was destroyed by fire
last Thursday. MI Wcleh's ltlle son
hubert, secured some matches and
went into the barn to smoke hay Gig
aFetteS. 2Nd i'll az attempt e light onV
isllted the entire slC> K ot tulNtng n!;5.
ters;.i @MuNticeilunian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-11

Women aye cseat reade4s C adve..
t.seMents.-Hc,ace Dunars, y. y.
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Gtubirt nnier pnfneien.

Rep> gOrt, T. September. =
6err @iegfrieb Nrenfe, Elm taiierltz
der 9oftratb bon 2eip3ig, peilt gegenz
nGrtig bier, INN bas 9oftz, Selegraz
p6enz unb SeIepbon : @pitem gu ituz
biren unb Ieiner Regterung barber gu
beri6ten. poitratb Braun uno Sele@
grapben : Sngenieur 5eDerabenb iinO
feline &iIiitenten.
Serr @rende pp6nt i'm 9oteG Maz
iefic. @eftern traf er nit Poftmeiiter
@ancott 3ufammen unb beii4tigte bas
Sauptpoftamt. Gr fagte, bas 9auptz
poftamt in Berlin befinbe ft9 in einem
bel i8Dneren @e6Gube nit bor3iigliz
diem Recommendations fir bic 8eamz
ten, aber er bepunberte bas amertfaz
nif9e @orttrfpftem II. bic Menge Or
belt, tpel6e bier in tur5er 3ett erlebigt
mtr6.
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Ilndlt ms Senieits.

Philadelphia, a. September.
: Ser 60 Sabre alte 5ran3 Steinz
bd9er, tpel9er lange Sabre in Sellers
8rauerei als Sbermd13er t6Gtig getpe<
fen mar, bor brei Sabren aber feline
Gteuung aufgegeben bate, begging in
feiner @D6nung, Nr.2802, Maitertr.,
@elbitmorb, inbem er fi4 cine &ugel
in ben &Opf idgte. Seine iingere
So9ter bDrte beute Mtorgsa I'm 6 uRr
einen S9uB, unb uls ie in bas 3im>
mer bes @aters elite, fanO fe biefen
nit elmer S9uBtpunbe in Der re4ten
S9ldfe duf einem @tuble ftBenb Dor.
Der Sob mar beretts eingetreten. gfe=
ben benz Stu6le lag Der RebOlber, NIT
fpel9em Der 2ebensmiibe, Der bur9
elm un6eilbares Magenleiben gu Der
Shat getrieben tporben tpar, feinem
2eben elm @nbe gema9t bate. Stein=
ba9er mar in beutf9en &reifen qaQez
meirl beliebt.
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2~eaislatur muB rnti6riOrn.
9ouberneursfpa6l in 8ermont bletbt
unentf9ieben. - QuBerorbentli8
fairies 8ptum.

@6tte &iber Suncttpn, ST.,
4. Sept. - Die @rpGblung zines
@puDerneurs unb 8icez9 puperneurs
bon 8ermont lit BEL Der bprgeitrtgen
@a6l ni9t gu Stanbe getOmmen uno
niro BON Der 2egislatur borgenomz
men tperoen miifen, ba peOer Der
8ouberneurs : ganbibat Der 9O9z
licen3z2pcal Sption5Partei, 9erctbdl
90. Clement, nod Der @ouoerneurs>
Ganbibat Der reguIdren &epublttuner,
@eneraG yobn 8. Mcguqoug9, cine
MaioritGt iiber bic @eIammt6ett fetz
ner Mtt6eperber erbulten bat uno Ell
ne bloBe 9luralttGt na9 ben @eieBen
bes States @ermont our Grnd9lung
ni9t geniigt. Die 2egislatur, pel4e
bic Grpd6lung bpr3unebmen bat, trttt
am eri ten Mtttpo9 i'm Sttober 3uz
fammen. Sic 6eite6t duS 246 Uttts
gliebern be8 ltnter6au7es unb aus 30
Senatorert. Sppeit Die 8art9te ieBt
ret6en, iinb in bas l1nter6aus 116
3epublifdner, % 9emofrdten, 25
9o9licen5leute un0 Elm Der Qrbetterz
partei angeb0riges MitgIieO ertpd6It.
sSn ben Genat % Republttaner, bier
9emotraten unb bier 9D4licen3Ieute.
9as Bel Der Dabl abgege6ene 8o@
tum beiber 6auptparteien mar bier
iebr iturt unb fam fat benz glei3,
peI9es gepOhnli4 Bel PrdIibentenz
tpabIen a~bgegeben tptrb. Dus bic PRO
b~ibitioniiten betrtfft, 10 gaben bteielz
ben Elm ftGrteres @otum al, als iez
mails bDrber; tpabri4etnli4 baben bic
Ie 8epublttaner, bic fi9 peber fir
element mod McguGougb begeiitern
~tOnnten, fir bas pro6ibittontittf4e
Stdet geitimmt.
Bon gongreBmttgliebern finb, ioz
tpett bic nod unboG1tGnbigen 8ert9te
rei4en, 0a0iO s. Softer bon 8urItngz
ton, 8epubIitaner, i'm erften 9iitritt,
unb &tttrebge 9asttns, 8epubIituner,
i'm 3~1beiten 9iftritt er1pdblt, Qu9 Der
Geft bes reppblitunti4en Stautstidets
1T ertpGblt.
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GurDpdii6e Sa6elbepel6en.
Proteft gegen &inber>
SfIdberei.

2onbpn, 4. September. = SIN
r@rapbic" ber0ffentlt6t 2ubp 5lOs
renee 0irie einen grOtef gegen bic
&tnberftlaberei in ben Subrifen Der
Ser. Stuaten. sic bate f6pn am
Is. Suli einen offensn Brief in biefer
Sa6e an ben grdftbenten 8opiebelt
geri4tet. Settbem lei lie nit 8riez
fen unb Selegrammen iiberI9pemmt
tporoen, pel4e ie d~ufforOern, CUR
Igitdtton in biefer 5rage mad Qmez
rita 5u tommen. Sic ber0ffentli4t
4us8iige aus dmerifanif4en .3eitunz
gen iber ben 9egenftanb unb einen
Brief Der S4riftiteuertn Ourtba
(2ouiie be Ia 8anee), tpeIfe in elmer
d6nli9en @gitation gegen Die &inberz
arbeit in Stdlien uufgetreten mar.
Gum S9IuB fugt 6ruu 9trie: nW}Dge
Nnerifu ertpa9en unb biefe Riei EN-
@erbre4en beieitigen, m0ge bic 8eIt
erpa4en unO fi4 gegen bteie 8erbre=
den penben, mo INNER es erlaubt
tpirb."
@ruben 9atutrop9e in
England.
2pnbpn, 4. September. - Sn
elmer &o6len3e9e Der vSreoegdr Sron
Co." na6e R6pmneD, Monmout6iAire,
trat beute cine grpIOiiOn f4lagenDer
8etter elm. @s parer CUR 3eit 112
Monn in Der 3e9e an Der 4rbeit, BON
tpeGfen, fppeit Bis iebt feftgeiteat lit,
16 getDOtet unb II i4per perleBt
tpurben.
Reue 8DrerbeBereten.
Soma Song, 4. September. -
Sn Canton lit cine 8orer : Protlaz
nation erlafen pprben, pel4e our
RieoermeBelung aGer QusIGnber uufz
forbert. Ser Nnfang Der Irbett on
Der Canton : 6anfop : 8abn uno
bas @intrei6en bon Steuern CUR 8ez
5ablung Der &riegsentf4dOigung iteiz
germ bic un8ufrieOenbeit Der 8epOltez
rung.
Gran3 Sofep6 ge9t mad
&pm?
8ien, 4. September. - Die Diff
| 5iDfe nMontags : Repue" melOet, baB
&utier 5run8 SOfepb, troB Der Proz
| teite bes @atitans, ben &0ntg ppn
Stalien beIu6en tperbe. Der Monar4
ion por sinigen Sagen benz PuPft gez
f8rieben baber, iein 8eiu4 i'm Quiz
rinoG lei i'm Snterefe Seitrei4's uno
bes 9reibunOes n0t6ig.
&1erifGIe &unbgebung.
8ref, Truntreid, 4. September.
= Sn 5oIge Der Sdtuluriiirung zines
Ni1ls in GOncarneuu i'm 0epartement
JintIterre 9aben Der bortige Maire
uno Der Stabtrath reiignirt. Die &le>
ritalen b~eranitalteten barauf6tn gez
iternN6enb cine StraBenpara0e, pG6z
renb Der ie abpe4ielnD @bordle unO
5rei6ettslieber idn8en.
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Nbiobrtstdge BON Ocean : Sdmpfern.



Str Sampler ,sraues am 6. September nab
GsapeI uHO Gtnua.
Scr 9ampfsr .Tsiubu' am 6. September mad
20nDou.
Ser 8ampftr sGtruria' am 6. e.Stsmbtr nab
2totrpool.
Sr GamSftr sgOb,miun" am 6. September nab
2iperpopl.
Der 9ampfr retut.nOam" an 6. ssStsmbsr
nab ROTTERDAM.
Ser Sampitr s6rissIoHOa am 6. esptsmber nab
NHtlp,rpen.
Der 9QmpfT .atOria' am 6. esPtsmbtr mad
Stussop.
Ser sampler .Raiisr @ilbIm Otr grO5sD nab
Bremen.
Sn 9ampfsr .gitta Oi RilanoS am 9. s,S.
TENDER nab Tsapsl uuo @tuuu.
Ser Sampisr p9tenomiHtt" am 10. September
nab 9oubou.
Der 0ampfr ugretaene" am II. etStsmb,r nah
6Gprt.
Or 9ampisr ,ausufa gietOria' an II. esS=
TENDER nab @amburg.
Der Sampfsr sRaiisrin 2uiieS am II. sspt.m=
Der nab Sr,men.
Scr 9ampfsE .GamSaHiu' am ID. September
nab 2iOerpooI.
Ser Sampler ,aasr' am 10. September nab
Reaptl unD 9eHud.
Ser SampTsr sYotshamH am Is. Sebtembsr nab
ROTTERDAM.
Der 9amSfer DguOerLoHS' an 10. eestsmser
nab antrDerpen.
Scr 90mpier .GurusiFu' um Is. etptembr nab
gIasgOp.
Scr Sampler sgainn,upOIiss am IS. esStsms.r
nab 2onooH.
Ser Gampfsr sRaiierin Waria Sb.r.Fds am Is.
September nab Bremen.
Ser SampTer S2ombarDiaA am 10. SEPTEMBER
mad Renpel unb @enun.
Ser SGmpfsr s9eRHipIoania am 10. SEPTEMBER
nae RambaFa.
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@hiffsnahrihten.

Repzgort, 4. September. -
Der 9ampfer r9ermanic" bon Qiberz
popl 1T 6iet angetommen.
Q6gefabren: ga Sabote" na9
6ubre unO u6riebrt4 Der @rOBe" nu4
Bremen.
ct. Mt9ueGs, 8. September
Der 0ampfer rgGer," BON @enua II.
Geapel Ota Gibraltar mad Repzgort
beitimmt, paiiirte bier.
9enua, 4. September. - Ser
9umpfer r2ubn" bOn 4ep5gort oiu
NeupeG lit bier u%ngetOmmen.
Queenstopn, 4. September
- 46gefd6ren BON bier 1T Der DAM
pier nSeutonic" BON QioerpOol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Srnfs nnb Gorpnrntinnen btrleibrz
ten linen has 9ebcn.

Des Motnes, Sd., 4. Sept. =
Sas. S. SapGor unO feline 8utttn ba=
ben in einem bteiigerRoithuus Selbit>
morb begungen, irbem ite bus 8as
a%nbrebten uno einutbmeten. Sic bin
terlieBen Elm @9rei6en, in tpeI6em ie
Die @ier Der 3ruts unb gorpOratioz
men uls bic uriu4e ibres SslbitmOrbs
be3ei9nen.
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gsrmiiSte teIearapbtIde eepeI6en.

- Sn einem 8oit6auie 81 Sacra.
mentO, @ul,, bur4i4nttt GbarleS
8opben, 35 Sabre aft, geitern friif
Der 3~OziGbrigen Maggie 8ufeu, nGb;
renb iie nod i'm S9Iafe lag, Die &eb=
lie unb begging bann SelbftmOrb. 9aa
8aar mar erft tiir5li4 in Sacramento
dngefommer unb ni9t nGber befunnt
Man peiB Nt4ts iber Die 11rfu4e be,
Shat.
- Cigar 9. Ginitetn &c Co., 81
gent6iimer zines grOBen0 epurtements=
Iabens 81 9urrisburg, Pa., baber
cine uebertragung bprgenommen. 81
re ga1Iiba tperben uuf $4,000, lire
aftiba auf $4,000 ungegeben. 9t'
Sirma mar go Sabre lang i'm Sc
f4dft.
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Sritter Sag anf Simuuinnt.
@tarter @efud. = Preife i'm 9uus@
bdltungs : Oepartement. Die
Hennsu.

Stdrtsr Be1un. - Yret1e I'M Qdus@
baltungs : 0epartement. - Die
Hennsn.
@eIfern mar Der 8dnnertdg fir bic
Mustenung in SimOniur2. Sin ieber
3ua, Der pom Mprgen Biz Na9mit>
fud bic Galpertz unb l1ntpn=Station
na9 benz S9dupldBe Der 5dtr berz
lieB, mar iiberFiqt, unb nebenbei
fumen nod 6unberte aus Baltimore
gountb unb 5pei iiberfiilte grpreBz
5iige aus 8afbington i'm 2aufe bes
@ormittags uuf SimOnium an.
Die beri6ieoenen rStbe @bops"
tpurben 1ebr ftart frequentirt, nno
Die &oulettettf6e unb anoere Spiele
fanben groBen 3ufpru4. Inter ben
QntpeIenben befanben ft4 geitern
9Ouberneur $. Malter Smith, cine
4n5a61 Der prpminenteren 8alttmOrer
golitifer, ferner 8i4ter q. @9arles
8urfe, S6omus 9. MtGer, 80. ID.
RtIteuu unb Samilie, SRI. Mamie
8rptpn, 8iltam Guiott, WiQiam
@nfpr, g 9,
gilbert MuDs, 8tGiam @oplep, q.
.. Clements, g2oa6 Walter, S6omus
g. Sobo, 8iuiam 8. SoO0, @barlea
@ruion DON ct. Marp's Gpuntp,
@~tuatsdnpalt Sobn @rufon, 6. Ser
mann, SeItaments : Regiftrutor gar
riTon Riber, q. g. MerrDman, O.. M,
S6oemuter, 0iuiam 8. RubD, paris
8. &ubD, 6. .. 8oSleD, s. g. 9ubbs,
g. s. &o6inIon, 4leranber &nberion,
SRI. Nunnie RibgeIep, 4rt6ur 8rogs
ben, S6omus Mcgtutt BON B6ilubelz
p6tu, 6reb. DiGidms bpn 9elair, 9r,
unb 5ruu 8opb 9eI bon 8elatr, SRI.
8efiie Centrum, Sumes g. 0ugan,
6. 81. 9aq, s. 8. MSerrbmdn, 8aitor
s. 8. Straug6n, Martin S'6aru,
Ql6ert 9ubliBeu, S. 9srf4ner, u, g.
Goot, 6. s. @oof, SOfbua Sraceb, s.
81. Gbilcoat, SRI. 8efiie @rufon, Or.
unb 5rau S. 8. Qmmen6uufer, u. g.
McGprmif, SRI. 4bu Mc@Ormtd, 8.
Clifton Mcgormid, 5ruu q. g,
@6anflin, SRI. fubp 9unpbp, Rt4.
9artep, 9urrp 8oslep, Sobn 9amilz
ton, 81. g.. Sparfs, q. 9. &emper,
80. 6. Ri6olas, iun,, 9ilbert Riemun
uno SRI. Mdrie 8urte.
Sir bas 6aus6altungs 9epdrtez
ment pltrben iiber 200 erite u. 5peite
preife bertbeilt.
9ie Rennen.
Die &enrten gingen gIatt bonStatz
ten unb tparen GuBerft interefunt.
Sas &eTultat mar folgenbes:
1. 3ennen: 2.23 8Gafe, r8acers,"
8Drie $500 = l. nStp," George s.
Ohm, Greensboro, RS; 2. yMuz
beline," Or. %. 90. 8bite, 9entlem.
Oriping 9art; 3. r@iGie Mtnts," 6.
6. 8aters, Germantown, Mb. 3eitz
bauer 2284, 2639, 274 unb %.
2. Renner: 2.3O Sruber, 80rie
$500 - 1. r@rober g." %. 9tres,
8Oobstopn, 49,; 2. r9etrpnel, "
81. GrompeG, iun., Gatonsbiae, Mb,;
3. vp6rofo," .. 8. &eeltp, 9agersz
topn, Mb. 3ett 81, 3344, 344A 80,
80.
3. 8ennen: : M3eiGe n9eats," BETTE 2
aus 3, 80rie $150 - 1. n&r6itruz
tor, 8aD Stables; 2. r9i9eon Sop"
&ubb 8atts; 3. v8eQe pf TIE gfing,"
8. g. 9ouie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

SneeneD's g #. - Die 3tpeiz
felbafte Sire, inner9alb BON 3p0lf
@tunben 5fpei MaG berbaftet gu tperz
ben, tpurbe geftern G6arIes @peenep
gu She'll. Speenep purbe I'm 10
l16r Morgens in @emeinf4aft nit
benz Neger 9ton Burnett ber6aftet,
aGs fi9 bic 8eiben in Der NGbe beS
StimmpIaBes an Der gde BON Sight
uno 2eeftraBe 8anften. 9olt5eiri4ter
8obertTon IieB beibe Qrreitanten lulz
fen, unb geItern 4benb purbe Sneez
ne1 gum 8petten M}ule in Der ndmliz
den Na4barf4aft pegen groben I'M
fugs arretirt. @r purbe btesmal gez
gen 8iirgi9aft fir Elm beute ftattfinz
benbes @erbOr entlufen.
Wer fennt SD6n Qaffp9
- Der Qei6num zines un6efannten
tpeiBen Mannes, befen Tame berz
mutblt9 Spbn 2affp tit, tpurbe gez
itern Morgen Bel Gan5teab's 8erfte,
nabe Der @isfabrif Der r4merican See
Co." i'm @afer f9ptmmenb aufgez
funben. Sn ben Saf4en bes Spbten
tpurben cine 9utttung fir Elm Bug
gp, pel6e a1tf ben Numen BON Sohn
s. 2affp ausgeiteut unb bon Reubet
s. Yrescott unter3ei4net tit, fonie Elm
BapterItreifen nit Der Quff6rtft g..
Mfbfon - @berrbftr., @urtts' 8ap,"
aufgefunben. Ser 2ei9nam purbe
in benz Batrolpugen bes fiibli9en 9tz
1tritts mad Der Morgue ge6ru4t. Der
Sobte lit 5 SUP 6 3oG groB, ungefdbr
35 Sabre alt unb tpiegt 100 pfunb.
@r trug einen burltlen 4n3ug unb Elm
f9par3 unb tpeiB getreiftes 9emb II.
mar glatt rafirt.
grteiter 8ereBungen.-
gater 5ran5 9utberlet, Der etpa Elm
Sabr lang an Der hieiigen ct. Mtz
6aels : Stride, G6e 2om6arbz unb
WoGfeitruBe, tbGtig pur, 1T geitern
BON bier nua philadelphia dbgereit.
Gr pirb baiel6it an Der ct. Bonita
cius : Stride Die Steue bes paters
2oren3 8iBner einnebmen, Der fi9
mad SG6eiter, MO., begiebt. Die @liez
Der Der @emeinbe iaben ben leutieliz
gen priefter ungern i3etben. Die
9atres Soiep6 @4unB BON NOrtheaft,
pa., unb G6as. 9Off BON Sl4eiter
iinb als 9ilfsprieiter in bic ct. Miz
6qels : 9emeirbe perfect porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

*** Ser n6efen : 9armitdbterz
8erein" Deranftaltet am nG6fen
@onntag einen NusfIug na8 Roie
8anf @6ore am Sad Rtper, unb Der
@erein, beTen Sefte ii4 fat INNER Ell
nes guten 8efudes erfreuen, bat @orz
bereitungen ~getrOffen fir elm i40nes
Set. 1nterbaItungen auer Dirt tperz
ben ben 8eIu9ern ge6oter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

f4dftsfibung folete cine gemiitblide
ltnterbaltung, Bel tpel4em &nldfe
9r. 9prace 6. 2ubpp9e mebrere Be
Der gum 8eften CAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06

aa9eiffiB. = @trOI4 0D6z
Mild gu ieiner bdBIiden @ert6etbigez
rim: SEQ 10 tper'n mir bait ale 3pet
tpieber bret Sa6rIn fiBen bleib'n!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-06
Sehnifers nuh 8raumrifer>Gnnbent

Si 8altimprer Se6ntter reifen morz
gen na4 philadelphia. = grpz
9ramm fir ben 8ruumeifter zgpn>
bent in Milpaufee.-Mnbere Ser
Observation-Disclosures
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-16

July Z, Robert l. Nelson to Mary
: Sturgs, lot 3, b 2, Sturgis 4
il Crowell's ad Baker City. ...... 275
:, June %, Ella X Davis to Jno b
Rogers, lots |, 2, 3, b IL, Pacific
ad Baker City. 400
June 30, NJ Mccormick ct TX to
Union & l. lns Co, 800 acres in
secs %, -, % tip 10 80. ..... 500
, July 8, c. ga ID Smith to Wilkin.
son Bros, o cattle and . horses. 100
July II, W A Bryant to A Jonas,
l-2, sw IL, sec ~, tip l3, r as. 800
july IL, j p kinnison ct ux to
State Land board, $50 acres in
sec 81, tp IS, % and 100 acres
in sec 9, tip ~, 30. ........ 5000
July ., + q Bergen to Austin Meat
:, Co blks to Twiss adm Baker
Cuy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12S
MISCELLANEOUS.
D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drug Co favor
I Turner 1T al............... al. 62
Judgment-Jno Harrington favor
j Il BOwden. ............., 80
Judgment-Jas Milne favor II 4
| u brunette e..........., 2l
Iudgment-Wm Eblen favor Ii 4
. Brunette ................. q
} Judgment--E A Wren favor J +
Alden ct al 20
Attachment-Mamie Bostwick W.
Jno T 4 II V Baird amt note IA
Agreement-July5 8, T. W 4 Ollie
Cole to WI May leases Coles
hot springs and 30 acres Of land
40 years
Attachment-W Il Hawley vs. Key.
stone Hydraulic Co amt goods. 495
Bill Of Sale-June III, & o Stwart
to j B Wood S97 sheep. ....... 1887
Quartz location blanks, with affidavit
covering location work done, as the law
requires, are for sale ut The MINER
office.
Harrison, the Giant Powder man,
wants every miner to make his office
headquarters when in Sumpter.
I. Il. Harrison, agent for Giant pow
der company.
All the latest novelties In hats at
Neill Mercantile company's.
Only the best brands OF liquors and
cigars ut Dunphy's "The Club"
II you wish to strike it rich use Giant
Powder.
J Leave your measure for suit OF
clothes at Neill Mercantile company's.
|,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-16
OFFICIAL RECORDS.

49, CN ot W
Wendt Bros, l59 acres in sec 3
tp l2r4l ......
July 5, q b Hawkins from HC
Sheppard, 81 nwl-4, sec "a tpS
rNe.
Apr lS, Jno Waterman ct ux to r
II Hudspeth, lots 3& I, 2, Par.
ker's ad Baker City. ;.
Apr Is, '95, U $ to NJ Mccormick
ne IL sv IL, sec "a, tp 10 r 3S.
Jan 8, gu $ to NJ Mccormick,
100 acres in secs % 4 -, tp 1Or
July 7, Mary $ sturges ct vir to
Robt l. Nelson, lot 3, b 2, Stur.
gis 4 CrOwell's al Baker CITY.
July 8, j II Donald ct ux to VIM
A Watts, west 50 feet lot I, BIS,
Heilner's ad Baker City. 80.
June 2, w II Gilbert ct ux to W II
Shoemaker, lots 2, 3, b 10, Nc.
Crary's nd Baker City ........
June 30, W A johnson To Stoddard
Bros, 1873 acres in sec 81 tp 10 4
sec 8 tip IL 3S.
July 8, j u Fresh to JC Martin,
lots l, 2.J + Smith'sad to Baker
CITY,. ....,.... ...........
July ., Jennie Kesugh to Jno n
Ames, l-2 lot in b 10, b Nc.
Comas' nd Baker City. ..........
July ., Maria J Munro ct vir to
Frank W Allen, lot II, b I, Sun.
nyside ad Sumpter.
July IL, A Jonas to W A Bryant,
l.2 sw IL sec ~, tip IL IS. :.
July II, W A Bryant to A Jonas,
lot 8, b -, Huntington. ......
May -, NJ j Hindn,an ut ux to
Patterson 4 Eppinger, 5OxlOO
feet just vest OF b l3, Boyd's al
Baker City. y............... 49,.
July 8, r W Mnkinsen ct al to A
NJ Kendall, 75xlOO feet in NV
II So IL, secs 23, ., 45 4 lot I 4
l.2 lot 3, b |, Richland. .....
Apr III, + Duffy Ut al to Charles
kelles, lot q, b I, Duffy's north
nd Richland 4 lot 3, b 10, Cor
nucOpia
July 10, NJ Beamer to J B Stod-
dard timber on 100 acres in sec
80 tp9r 81 ...............
Apr 81, W $ Daugherty 4 VT to q
o Baisley 10 acres in sec 32 TIP
6& sec 8 tp Z r 30. .............
MINING MATTERS.
July 5, W II Fern ct al to Eugene
Way, Gold Dollar Il Gold Mug
get placer claims. ......... -.
June %, A l. Fernald 4 A B Frame
to Or. Electric Power Co, Hud.
son Placer and Water Right.....
June 10, W NJ Brown ct al to jus
Wood, int in Alice A, Teddy Il
Crystal quartz claim. ......,...
July 8, J " Buckley to Jas Stew
art, int in Lula quartz claim.
May III, 4 W Ellis ct al to North
Pole Exten Il NJ Co, Dewey and
3quartz claims. s................
July 10, Sheriff to ID l. Choate,
Banzette No and Bonaparte
quartz claim ..........,,....
July 8, Jas Granger ct al to ID 7
Mccoy ct al, int in Spokane
placer claim.
Dec 2, '9S, U S to VIM. Smiley ct
al, Crystal Palace Con quartz
Jan 20, d + Kearsy to X II Bach.
elder, y int in Dingwhangus
Cabeatus Ming Claim. ..... -.
Jnlv IL, Emma Y to NJ + Griffin
Humming Bird qtz elm ......
OTHER INSTRUMENTS.
Lease-July l, W W Travillion ct
al, b o kemper ct al, Blue Cam
yOn placer claims, one year 80.
Incorporation June 20, Valley
Queen Il Nj Co, by G II McCOl-
lOch, Tom G Gray 4 Charles $
Warren Jr, Sumpter, Or, -. 25'
Agreement-Jan II, l. V Swiggett
to Oregon King Gold Mining Co
to sell Blue Swan qtz elm 80.
Articles Of IncorpOration-July 2,
Lombard Copper Co by + l.
Evans, II q Pearson, WI May,
Baker City. y.,................ 200
MORTGAGES.
July 8, q Bruce Hawkins to HC
Sheppard, l.2 NV IL, sec 81
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All the latest novelties In hats at
Ncill Mercantile company's.
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Only the best brands OF liquors and
cigars ut Dunphy's "The Club"
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7. Il. Harrison, agent for Giant pow
der company.
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Leave your measure for suit OF
clothes ut Neill Mercantile company's.
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II you wish to strike it rich use Giant
POWDER,
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Harrison, the Giant Powder man.
wants every miner to make his office
headquarters when in Sumpter.
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Quartz location blanks, with affidavit
covering location work done, Us the law
requires, are for sale ut TmE MINER
ntiica
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
STRIKE AGAIN
Boston Men Will Not Work
Unless Taken Back in
a Body.


Boston, March 14.--The longshorem en
and freight-handlers have renewed the
strike, refusing to work unless they are
taken lack IN a body ysssas s d -zs..,5sa
While the team drivers and the long
shoremen who had struck in sympathy
found plenty of work waiting for them.
the laborers at the railroad freight sheds
were disappointed in being told that they
would be received as new men. This
meant that only vacant places would be
filled and that the pay would be only
$1.65 day. At one or two Of the steam
ship docks the same conditions We're i'm
posed upon the longshoremen. Labor
leaders conferred with Governor Crane
and prompted him to call the railroad and
steamship officials into consultation.
Trouble was precipitated at noon by
the longshoremen, who, accusing their
leaders of treachery in not arranging for
them to be taken back in a body, declared
that they would renew the strike. and
joined the freight-handlers, who were still
out awaiting action by the officials of the
respective roads. Nevertheless, there is
belief that satisfactory solution will
be reached by night. n.y.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-14
CALLED OFF
Settlement of the Strike That Really
Didn't Settle.

Settlement of the Strike That Really
Didn't Settle.
Boston, March 14-The freight handlers
strike is over. The business section Of
the city presented a marked contrast this
morning to that of the past four days,
and there was an air Of activity on all
sides, as if every one desired to make up
for time lost by the strike. Teams were
hurrying along loaded with merchandise;
express wagons and even cabs were loaded
to their capacity in the efforts to relieve
the congestion of traffic resulting from
nearly weeks accumulation. At the
railroad terminals there was considera BILE
confusion, but the officials promised to
have everything running smoothly by
night. At the docks work started in with
a rush.
The strike was ended through the united
efforts of representatives Of the mercan-
tile bodies, seconded by the chief execu-
tives Of the city and state in conference
with the leaders of organized labor. The
settlement was the result of an expressed
determination of Governor Crane and
those representing the merchants of Bos-
ton to bring all possible pressure to bear
upon the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad company to adopt the rules
in force upon the Boston & Maine rail-
road forbidding freight handlers to TN
load teams except at their option and risk.
All of the old men, for whom places will
he found were taken back by the rail-
roads. The Brine Transportation COM
pany, the loading and unloading of whose
nonunion teams precipitated the strike,
does not appear to have figured in the
settlement, and the sentiment against that
company on the part of the labor unions
Is as bitter as ever. Under the new ar
rangement, however, union men will not
be required to load or unload that COM
panyS teams.