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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18

W s.-Oie 6euti9e Wtdts3utubr
betrug 1929 8uf9el; @erfanOt BON
ben Glebatoren 44,319 8ui4el; @Iez
batoren : @orrat6 553,629 8uT4el.
@ertGufe: 1 @aggon 3uriidgepieiener
gu 10, 10000 8ufdeI Qpril gu 501,
6 Daggons 3uriidgeptefener gu 40,
10000 M3ai gu 494. 5000 Steamer
gemif9ter Spot gu 464, 5000 gemif4=
ter Spot gu 5O8, 1900 g}r. 8 Spot gu
438, 1 DaggDn 3uriidgepieiener 81 9.
!Seuttde Snlubrdts:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18

8iinbel Sc. Bis &C.; Spinal, pro 8u>
f4eItiite SOC. Bis 55c.; bruuner 8obl,
PRO 8ui9eIftfte Sc. Biz 10c.; Soma
toes, pro Carrier $1.75 biz $3.50;
Meerretttg, pro &tfte SOC. Bis &c.;
Crime 8obnen, pro 8orb $500 biz
$3.50; iurge @rbien, PRO 8uifslttite
75c. Biz $1.25; 8urten, PRO @rate
$1.75 bis $3.50; @pargel, pro 8inz
bel 12c. Bis 35c.
@rpcertes unb ProOiftoz
mem.
8afftnirter 3uder: prO Pfunb, gez
piirfelt, 5.611c.; pulOerifirt, 5.113c.;
STANDARD granulirt, 5.113c.; fein
granulirt, 5.O11c.; @rpitul, 5.013c.;
Columbia q, 4.761c.; gelber 4.113c.
bis 4.60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
BoItimprer GFfettenbGtis
SutblIlIUlSL SHSltNILUDL
EtrihIt tHr BEN s9tutiptn Eorrtp0EntattnS eETa
=. NSrl. WiDbtneprt L GaA

RtriaIt saE BEN rDtutInsH EorttipOEnsattn' eTES
>. gSrl. WiDntnpDrt L GaA
8. Wm. Mfbbenoprf &c Go. bere4z
Baltimore, ben II. 4pril.
nen fir 5rancs: 8antiers 3rutten
uuf so Sage 5.19s, uuf @i4t 5.173,
taufmdnnif4e uuf 60 Sage $40 Bis
5.214. &ei9smart duf 60 Sage
"a 1915. @ulben auf 60 Sage
80 1916.
Sterling 8anfiers auf go Sage
4.83E, auf @i4t 4.835, taufmdnniI4e
4.838 Bis 4.834.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
Butter, BRO gfun6:

Sal5flel14: pro Ptun0, gauge
S6uItern, engL. gei4n,, 100; garl5
fur5e 3ippen, lie; @eitenipef,
12c.; gauge 2eibitide, 12c.; Sped
@9uItsrn, 1916; Sugar : @ureO"
@4uItern, 1886; @8infen, 143c.;
Obne !9uut, 149c.; Picnic, 1O4c.;
nMteBz"G 9peinefleif4 $3.50 pro
SAP; G6maI5 = in Sierces, gat rafz
finirt, 1876; in SdFern, 104c.
9uffee: Nptirungen itnb pie folgt:
-auf Der 8aIis BON 81 Gents pro
9funb fir Rio g}r. 7; Santos Tic.
Bis lit; Marucaibo 94c. bfs 1876;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; Motta 18c. Big
19c.
gerDfetsr auffee: 6. g. e., in aiz
fen 10c. Big 10.20c. PRO 9funo;
in 8ii6fen unb SGden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 324c,; SABA unb Mottu, gez
mif6t, 273c. Biz 28c. pro 9funb; reiz
rer Mardcqibo, 22c. Bis 225c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
q usIanb b.

Bremen, Seutf6Idnb, g Sage.
@uenos gbrcs, grotutinitu, % Tase
G1lfutta, gri:ti6eSuoitu, 80 Gage.
Ssmerdra, 9ritii6s@uiaHd, Is Rage.
6OnQ=95uo, 6Giua, % 9ase.
Rtrgfon. SaHnica, 5 GAGE.
2~ioerbool, GHQ[auD, 7 Gage.
2uJsrn, S6pti5. 10 Sage.
Stuot Tsrifo, Wcrito, ) EaaG
DIOsFau, Rublano, u Saqs.
9andma, Der. Stnatsn Don Colombia, 2 Tsae
9aris, Granirti6, 8 5dqe.
Gusbtt, GuEuOu, 2 Gage.
Rio be Snusiro, R~raFlten, 25 SalG
Gom, Stalieu, 10 Eoas.
Ct. SobEs, Rcufuuoluno, 4 Tuos.
Ct. Petersburg, 8uBIuuS, - Gage.
esOnsp, @utralien. 81 Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
0rnnoeiaentbn Iseuten.

sSenn sie Sbrr Wtrtben nid,t etutafIren
tonneu, iOuttn Sic mir Sbr Gigentbum anpsrs
trautn, unO i'd eripare Sbueu @slO; Is Sabre Gr=
fabrunq. g66entli6e ooer moratli6s GintaiFruno.
6. s. smith, 215 ct. 9auIsstrube. G. Cd.
SeltpboH ct. 9aul 707 Q. (W(drJl2, 6MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18

> I. 9eutl9e 9dfer3uTu3r
39,16O 8uf9eI; aus ben @leOatoren
3uriitge3ogen 8O76 8ufdeI; @IeOutoz
renz@orratb 94,252 8uf6eG.
Gn1t4ihn GhI,thrhte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
Ser. Stddte0 9eIbanpeta
unge3e

Ser. Stddte0 9eEbanpeta
funge9e
anpeifenqen Big CUR 66bs pou
$3.50 tOftsn 3 Gents.
InpeiIungen ii6er $3.50 biz $500
toIten 5 Gents.
Qnpeiungen iiber $500 Bis $1,000
toteR 8 Gents.
QnpeiiIngsn ibtr $1,000 Bis
$4,000 toiten 10 Gents.
4%npeiIungen ii6ar $1,000 Bic
$4,000 tQftsn u Gents.
Q%npeiiuHsen iiber $1,000 Big
$4,000 tp1ten Is &snt8.
Q%npe1un8sn iiber $4,000 Bis
$1,000 toflsn Is Gents.
&%npefIungen iiber 5000 Bis
$4,000 tOitsn 20 Gents.
Gntpeiiunsen i6er $4,000 big
$1,000 tOitsH 25 Gents.
Q~npeifungsn uber $500 Bis
$4,000 toftsn 80 Gsnts.
Sanb<Ispdpere - 9a6ete Bis 3um
GspiGt BON 10 lln3en 5 gsnts;
9adete iiber 10 un8en I6per, 10 Sta.
(ob gef6IoFen, oosr ni4D nit 2tusD
nabme bon Manulcripten nit beifoI'
genben GOrrettur 8oqen, ferner ale
bsrIisgsltenSd9e Ciebe untenIteRenp)
2 @enis PRO l1n3e, nit Qusndbme bon
8rieFen in 8p7t : Stdtipuen, Do bic
9OItfa&n midi ausgetragen perben,
1 Sent pre- un3e. POft : 8arten, ie 1
Sent.
8psiter &laTs qoFIa8en - 3ei>
tungen, bierteIiG6rli9 pber otter err
i6einsnbs 3eitf9riften, neI6e ni6t
gratis partbsilt tperDen. 9a8 augez
meine 9u6tifum be5ablt OufIt mil
Giifnba6n Marten gu Der Rate BON
ie 1 Sent fir 4 un3en ober Sbeile bas
bon, tpenn niht perIsgtlt.
0ritter RIaTe - QeOrudte, feline
8laacoz8i6er), GirtuIare, anbere gez
orudte @a6eu, @orretturz8ogsn un0
beifoIgenbss MGrufcript, 8alentines,
MuTit : NotsnbIdtter. SeIiotDps,
Tromoa, 9latdte, Git6o9rapbie'n u.
t5sudte Nn3eigan i'm Qugemeinen,
iGmmtli9, penn nj6t perIiegelt. !
Sent fur 2 l1n3en oOer tpeniger.
8ierter 9lGFe-Doaren un0 Ufus
fer, 8lancoz8u6sr Il. Bapisre, @r3e,
ale 6aGen, tpel9e ni4t in irgeRO eiz
nsr Der unberen &lafen eingei4lOFen
uno ibrer Natur na3 ni9t geFdbrIi@
pber perberbli9 fir ben Sn6alt Der
onbersn 9oitIa6sn finb. (Gin fpes
3ieGeg 8efeB feBt bag PortO fir CD
r1ersien, Q6leger, 8ur3etn, Spr0Bs
inge unb pfIon5tn auf bic Rate pom
tinem Sent fir ie 2 un5en feIt.) SANS
'yoroenannle Qrtitet ni6t me6r, uls 4
gfuno bstragen, / Sent pro Una. OOet
beren 8ru6tbeil.
8~aortnpro6sn - 8aGete Big gu 4
un8en 2 Gent5; 9ad9te i6sr 4 uu3en
i4per, l Sent fir jeOe 2 lln3en Ober
n7sn 8rudt6eil.
Mufsr D6ne 8ert5 968fge1
pi6t 81 rn3en. 0ieie qadete oiirfen
na6foIgenbs MaaBe ni4t ii6erIdrei,
ten: u Bon lang, 8 3ou brett unO 4
3ou BOD. 0san auf9eroqt, OiirfeH
fe II 3ou lang unO 6 Bon i'm ums
fdn9e iein.
Regifrotionsgebiibr fir 8rieFe unD
anOere 9oFIenOungen betrdqt 8 Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
gu berfanien oSer ct bermieihcn.

gu pcrmietbem oesr III p%erfanfen:
sr. 2ol2. O'9onntQaStr., QaOenirontc, in eut'm
3uftlupc. RatsufraQtu in Gr. 1920, @ou9b4Str.
I0SlW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
8nItinn rrr Mnrftberidtr.
-
B;tla,a fir Zen .1:u!I8sR Go5rtIDunDsuisn q

Baltimore, ben II. Qpril.
Me6I.- Die beuttge MebI3ufu6r
belief Ii6 auf 6725 6fer, etni4lieBz
li6 1864 GGfer gu 2ocufzPoint unO
1868 6dFer gu Canton. RiFenOerz
fanbt - 5GFer. Die Sransattio>
men in N1ebI DON Sag gu Sag finO
Iei6t un6 unfpi4tig, bic 9reiie itiegen
ieop4 Sc. bis 10c. PRO SAB in Tolge
Der ieBigen feften @ei3enpretie. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
$4,000 Saar-$3.0O pro ISOLDE

Su oCttuuftHs
3ireif6diqs Sduir NIT it3s 3irmstn On @roDss
Strabs, ,lpiI6en galtimortsStr. uuo GairmouHts
apt., ut6en p9attsriuns9art." Side 6iuitr snts
balten ale ~neutteu decentralization, sini3ltsBIt9
cementirte 3eaer uno Marmorz3reppeu. prets
500. GruuD3ius $27 idbrli6. grcot=Strabe III
nit ben b,ten pitrifijirten 3ieocltcinsn eepflattert.
Gcrntr 407, RorDz9rabforosStr., ibnnes jpets
f6dioes 6aus $3.50. 90, 9runb3ins s24 bro Subr.
Geparo q. Gallagher,
(SanIg Rr. 2639, Gfsgultimurss5tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18

Su pgrfdufen
gttIta - l7--3i uno 46 adtr; stn rsuss
Saus duf eiHsm; biaig, lpenH oisit No3e NOD
~p,rtauft. 81 %sriragsn bel SaHnoE, 3reit.r
GIur. .Galprts@sbduot.' (Oit24.1 0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
3u %prrfaufcu:

~ prTfdNTtW.
y 9dnbs u8artenluube," 4 Sdnos r5l. 9Belt1
- Gents pro 9auo; gut erbulten. Iu63ufraqen
in Qr. 14O, g8cftz JaDetttzStr. 3irmer 8, 9 uno
10 q IN. 6, QO7,8,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
BOfmarfenzN grntnreu.
gerf9iebeue StdOtI6eiLe, in IDsI@sn
pOlt%DertbIaden Dsrtauft

PDt>QSerl91GdRn DertduTt
neroen.
WsIbaIt, 6. g. ecOtt.
qprtsRoao 9urnea s.. Gnppineton.
gOrfu6sGOsnus uHO 6urriiOHtrabs - Robrrt G..
n. strass nnO olatinoSon.Wosnue sous
CranotSins - oiram aimble.
Sortssotrus uno5 ObHiOnsStrabe - q. 2. 6.
3. nnO Goua5.strabs 6io5loHOtoDn - aamss
cTanatpins - George gsu.
Rr. 25, unionsa0tuus (8oobbsrrp) - glarsns
8. @iuiums.
%1 INTERROGATION, qcuniprUanisr go5n' = g. 8.
gam6tn.statiou. .galtimOrs.p biO.ga5n..
8~rf0rbrrung bOn Pnfia6en.
QGloe Der srForberti4en 3sit our Gr,
rei9ung Der Deri4ieOnen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
Tln!enGtebsnb tit bic ungefdbre 3sit
fir ue6ermittelung Der 9OItId9en bon
benz 8altimprer Dot : 8irsau mas
ben bquptIG6li9en einbeimii4en uno
o~uspGrtiasn StGoten psr3si9nst.
SnldHo.
Ntlonto, Ga, 19 stEaOen.
UtlantitsGitp, R.sS., s StuHStR.
C-1sflsn, R.s9., 6 stunesH.
FafliHaton. 9sTmout, II StuHstA
Buffalo, R.s9., Is 6tnFotH.
Gop, Wap, @.sS., 6 StuHbsH.
Sbarlehon. S.z6.. 16 etuResR.
G6ieaos, aus, l Tag.
golrmbia, Sc, II StuuAfR-
GiHtiaHati, Ohio. 20 StuHesH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
0runOeiaentAnm ilt bcrfanIen.

gu perfGHten:
Niinf 6Guier an 9iueents5traBe umitdnoe balber
bilio; brinQen s. 9rojent an 9elonnlaS,. Ra9=
suiraqen bel Rag Guild, CIR. 4l ealoertsSloe.
Q07-113
3u p%srfdufen:
grunohid. bon 8 bis 60 Gdern fsinsg 3anb;
pr6ttio. qaot al Su9l,iOszauenus, jfpil9tn GGS
tpnspille unD S~rautIin. Ra6Jutra0tn bel I'd. y.
qalmtr & Co., II St=2ombaro=StraBs.
Gsb.18-)
Gu p%rrfdufen:
Qroftpolsg Saug nebft 9ruuo, G~istrtmt=gBtrtz
ftottL, qRpper0, Mai6iuerie, Stuuune, Yteroe,
gBaoen unO ales, mas Oaiu gcb6rt, iebr biaig.
@nte Sunoi6uft. Gtlegtn am Gnoe Der Glsftriit'n
gabn. Ia8jufrugen in Der expedition oteles
8latteg. uVo-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
Sin perFdufeui

Sn Observation-Disclosures gauj n.ue uuO mcDernt
slpefft0diqe 6duitr; al Gt0sral=Str., Milton=apt,
Hcotral=9lace unO @iblunDsSuc.; pitr Gfbduisr;
9reiIs 800 bis 1890; @runo5ins $50 bis SIS o0er
QruuoBinsir.i. llnbtbaute, gut %gtlcocne @runOfthdt,
ou; aentH Soduisr lci9t O~trtdufIi6 ietn iotroen,
3. 3. 8rotbaus agent, gr. 1872, Qottrlon=
9arf=aptnue. tlVo-ioJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
Aase,aen. -3u bertauieH.


Gin i60n ~qelegsntg 9ldb9tn, grunOjinsfrti, +8
BEL 100 HuB, fram.baus nit 3 3inlmsrn u. Udrttn;
gaes in gutem 3uftasOs. Nnbiutragen in Rr. 2
Morlep4Strdbe, nabe SorisDz2ant. QO0-lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18

gu p%erFaufen:
1904, Gtz9altimore= Strobs, biaig.
1I6 unO 122, SadiOnz9lace.
$40, g8eitsSu =StraBe.
Baltimore 8uEnsb BUREAU" ntuuter Jlur'
equitable 8uiloinJ. V@prtl'IDaD
BARGAINS in g8obns uue Gefbdfts> GiaentbHm
in ben gorfdotsn, Staot uno ouf BEN Hanoe.
gl.ine Sp.i:alitdt borjIioii&ts 9orfaot'Gigsntbum
o.aen gaar. 6. q. Eadma n, 6l2, Surp=Sb9.
C5uni9. 1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
@pe3idIs G6tieferunQ.

Sebs @enbung, Die nit elmer Gpes
3ialS1O4gents zU}drte uno elmer foTz
den Oss gtp0bnIiden 9OrtO5 psrIe6en
lit, pirh fpfort ra4 Nntunft bur4
einen @De3iaIz9oten ausgstrGgen, i'm
9e3irt ieDer freien ELECTROMAGNETIC
tion, ober a6er i'm l1mtrsife pom Dst
M}siIen elmer jeOen anberen qOitanItalt
in ben Ser. Stauten. Die NhIiefez
runggItunoen foI6er Senoungen finb
in ben Observation-Disclosures Don
7 p6r MOrgens Bis II ubr 4bsnO5
in alien anbsren 9OItItationen. Gxs
3ial : 9oltienOungen t0nnen an alien
Ser. @taatens9oItdmtern aufgege6sn
psrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18

Wei3en. = Die beuttge Wel3enz
3ufu6r be3ifferte fi4 auf 8511 8u@
f6el; 8erfanbt pOH ben @lebatoren
1888 8uf6el; Glepatoren : 8OrratR
1864 8ufGeL. @erfdufe: 10000
8uI6el U1qi gu 80, 1000 Wtui gu 80,
4 8ag9ons Steamer gemii4ter @tn@
ter gu ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
ausGdnbif4e @snbungsn.

1. Die Staten fir ale ausldnbi>
f6en Gtdaten uno ibre RpIonis'r
(ausgenpmmsn Ganapa unb Merifc)
Fno bic foIpnben: 8risfe Bis gu Is
8ramm q un3e) 8 Gents. Gjnfa6e
gofturten 2 Gents BAG Sti6. 3ids
Qntport 9arten 4 Gents 0us Slid.
3eitungsn uno anoers Grud I6en 1
Sent pro 2 In3sn.
@erIisgsIt. - 5rgsnb cine 9offa9e
pirO al5 b~srfsgeIt ongdeben, tpenn
bisIsl6e 70 berpadt lit. oaB cine griinbz
!i9s Prifung D6ne ShG6igung Der
I1m6iaung o6er of8 SnbuIts ni@t cts
m0qli6t pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
q a9fenbu IN gen.

8rieFe unb qoItfarten peroek fret
ben g~mpfdngern pber Q6ienbern bOG
elmer goitanItalt CUR onosren nuages
fnidt, penn Der DunI9 auf benz ums
f6lag au8gebrijdt lit. BO5tIenoungtn
lsr unbtren &IoTen p2rosr nur auf
9erIan0sn na6gsIonot uHo pirb banH
an geiimmungsorts Elm 3uIaBpOrIO
bon Der 60be oes Srignalfag1s be-
rehnet perosn.
s3neiter 8laTs C3eitungen u. 3eits
f6riFten) 1 Gent fir 4 un3en.
0ritter GlaTe (8i6sr, Girtulart)
1 Gent fir 2 un3en.
@isrter RIaFe (Boartn) 1 Sent
{ro un5e.
Gdndbd.
DieIeI6en Raten unb 8epingungen,
als in oen Ser. StuaEen, nit Qugno6z
me, baB gemiI9te Saufmannsmoarsn,
pel9e ni4t als Bona fib4" 5anbsIs>
muIter qeIanbt perben, nit Der Pats
4::tpo1t berIanbt perOen miiRen. Raufs
mdnnii9% S9riFIsn gu Den gsp06n'
.i6en Staten.
Glnf9reibegtbuEr (POisQuH4Ia8)
s Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
Su ]permietbcu:

III DCTWItLUtWs
Cine feline p6iibine= Sbore@ NIT g~equemli6feiz
ten. Hab3uirnQen bi 9rn. SnDier, Gllntons,
nabe elliott traSe.- QO2-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-18
3r D%ermictben.
IN permiethcu
Su pcrmietbeu:

Glubbdug uuo QicneE91ab, ~uneeiGbr 200 9aros
BON Der Mioole Iiorz9riide an Der 6dfern@Ape.=
8oaO; slettrii6e NM 6iicubabu. Sas. 9oung,
Orr. 3G2, Gft=9altimorts 5trabe. QOS-lO
Holbrook argus., 1903-02-07

and was sent to the council where early action will probably be taken.
 Numerous bills were introduced in both houses. Several commit tees on territorial institutions made their reports.
Holbrook argus., 1903-02-07

The Navajo county bonds were taken in out of the wet Wednes- day by the loan commission. They amounted to $39,OOO and were held by James R. Thorpe of Denver.-Republicali.
Holbrook argus., 1903-02-07
Proceedings of the Law
 Makers.

Wednesday-A number of bills were introduced in both branches which will create considerable discussion. The following were the most important.
 By Ashurst, bill fixing a H. cense tax for all railroads in the territory with the exception of those built for private purposes. By Cowan, a bill providing that all articles of incorporation be filed in the Auditors office and the fees turned into the territor- ial treasury. This bill is in accord ance with the governors recom- mendation.
 By Webb, a bill for the collec- tion of poll taxes which exempts all members of volunteer fire de- partments, the National Guard and the Arizona Rangers. Cor porations are required to hold out the amount of the poll tax of every employe. The assessor is to receive 5 per cent. of the collections.
 By Marian, a bill providing that counties of the hrst:class shall have five members of the board of supervisors. The com pensation for all counties is $5 a day for each day served. The mileage is fixed at 10 cents per mile one way and not to exceed $500 yearly. It aboiishes the present road districts and the offices of road overseers. The counties are to be divided into districts from which the super visors must be elected and the supervisor must look after the roads in his district, receiving 10 cents a mile one way, provided it does not exceed $500 annually
 Thursday-The following bills were offered by various mem. bers of the house.
 No. 13, providing that no Ii cense to sell liquors shall be IS sued to a saloon or road house or club mouse, unless the consent of all the property holders with in a radius of five miles is fileC with the application.
 By St. Charles, establishing primary election law.
 By Barrow, fixing license ta' on railroads.
 By Gonzales, providing for tn payment of county officers o counties of the 4th 5th and 6tl classes.
 By Whiteside, increasing tn number of grand jurors to no less than sixteen nor more thal twenty-one.
 By Marian, allowing teacher attending institutes ten cents mile mileage each way.
 By Williams, amending the ifs and game law.
 By Schilling, establishing un
Holbrook argus., 1903-02-07


 the appointments of the govern or were confirmed.
 Mir. Rice introduced a bill in the Council providing for an act relating to trust Companies.
 The first of the bills introduced by Corbett, provided for the placing of policemen on all rail road trains; second, relating to railroad accidents, and the third, prohibited passengers from rid ing on any but regular cars.
 The following important bills were introduced in the house.
 By Webb, providing for a re- vision of certain sections of the revised statutes relating to bounties paid for the pelts of wild animals.
 By Henry, for fixing the fees of jurors, providing that each juror shall receive a per diem of $3, and mileage at the rate of twen- ty cents per mile one way, for all distance traveled in the dis charge of his duty.
 By Williams, an act relating to the practice of pharmacy in the Territory of Arizona, and pro- viding for the sale of poisons.
 By O'Connell, relating to county and city officials, provid- ing that any county officer who should absent himself from his office for more than sixty days at any one time without the per mission of the county board of supervisors, shall lose the office. 1t also provided that his salary . for the length of time he is ab- , sent may or may not be paid at the discretion of the county 1 board.
 By Parr, regulating the prac- , tice of dentistry in the territory Introduced by request. Also ar
 act relating to blacklisting. Monday-ln the council little business was transacted. D Councilman Woods introduced t a bill requiring that railroad companies shall not send out 1 trainmen who have worked six
 teen hours without first allow T ing a rest of ten hours.
 The following bills were intro x duced in the house:
 By Rowe, an amendment tt e the R. $. of 1901, adding tha # county recorders shall receiv h such fees as are paid for ab
 stracts and certified copies. e By Marian, providing thatper t sonal property taken up for pro n lection or safe-keeping shall b
 subject to lien in favor of tn S party rendering such services a It applies more especially to pre-
 datory animals, etc., and is i h the nature of an amendment t
 the estray law.
 i- Tuesday-The lower hous
 pocced a hill nrOvi(linp 4 cen
Holbrook argus., 1903-02-07
Territorial Bonds.

Arizona's standing in the financial world is excellent and continues to improve notwith- standing the attack of Bird s. Coler and others who have at tempted to defeat the admission of the territory into the union. Territorial bonds are now bring ing a premium of over g per cent, bids for twenty-nine $1, 1000 bonds having been accepted Mon- day by the loan commission. Only a few months ago ah issue of bonds for the university brought a similar premium and the worlds fair bonds sold for ' per cent.
 The loan commission met Mon- day in the office of Gov. Brodie, Auditor Nichols and Secretary Stoddard being present. The answers to the advertisement of the territorial treasurer for bids on twenty-nine $1, ,O00 bonds to refund Yavapai county the P. & A. C. railroad bonds and interest were opened.
 After considering numerous bids the commission agreed to accept the bid of Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincinnati, O., their bid being the best, the premium amounting to 9.03 per cent. The firm was notified of the action of the commission and a full state ment of the bonds and the his tory of the negotiations will be 1 forwarded at once-GaZette.
 Mir. F. M. Buck, Most Worthy 1 Grand Master of The Grand Lodge of Arizona, and Dr. Chas. D. Belden, Grand Lecturer o1 Arizona, F. & A. M., visited the Lodge in Flagstaff Friday even. ing and a royal time was enjoyed by all present. Dr. Belden drilled the Lodge in the work, and the lesson was much appreciated by the members. MT. Buck held ar "occasional session" of the Gran( Lodge according to the annua custom and such business al usually comes before such a ses sion was transacted under hi
 jurisdiction. After The Lodg closed a splendid banquet wa
 partaken of and numerous toast
 enlivened the occasion. The visi of these brethern was highl, appreciated and they were mos heartily invited to come again : -Coconino Sun.
 The Navajo county bonds Wer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-02-19
From Thunder Mountain.

Jonas Laurence reached here
Tuesday evening from Thunder
Mountain where with his partner,
Jonas Fuller, have been doing ex-
tensive development work on their
mining property during the winter
Mr. Laurence is more than pleased
over the outlook for the camp, and
assays on their property shows val
uea beyond their most sanguine ex
pectations. They have fine claims
and have done not less than 40
feet of development work on each
one. They all show good values
and there is no doubt but the gen.
tlemen have some mines of real
merit Mr.. Laurence reports that
the Fairview recently struck a rich
body of ore and have begun a tun-
mel that will tap the vein at depth
of 1000 feet. The Dewey and
other properties are working stead.
lily aud with good results. and the
present season promises rlany sub.
stantial improvements The snow
fall in the mountains is much heav-
ier than last winter, but no serious
trouble was experienced in making
the trip.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-02-19
Y. M. C. A. Notes.

The ladies gymnasium class will
be organized Monday evening, Feb.
%, at 1870 o'clock. Every lady
desiring to take the course in phys
ical culture or to take advantage of
the baths is requested to be pres
ent The fee for this class includ-
ing bathing privileges will be s5 a
year. Those already having their
suits are kindly requested to wear
them, so that the others may make
arrangements to have theirs made
as quickly as possible.
Girls Glass. Thursday evening
at 7:30 O'Clock every girl of school
age is invited to come to the gym
nasium, as there will be two classes
organized at this time. Those un-
der IA years of age to be in one
class to meet Thursdays after
school, those over II to meet Thurs
day evenings 1880 to $50 p m.
The fees for these classes including
baths will be SIS year
Boys Glass. A class for boys
under ~ years of age will be or
ganized Tuesday Immediately after
school. The fees for this class in
Guiding baths and the use of the
boys parlors will be s5 year.
Mems Glass. A class exclusive
" for men will be organized We'd
nesday at 1880 p. m. This class
will meet twice week. Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from 1880 to
10 p. m.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-02-19
amount of lol 8.

amount OF 10y 8.
We are having a very successful
literary society at Forest Center
school house with j II. Ellis, presi-
dent, IL. T, Dizney, wee president,
and Eddy Osborn, secretary. Our
last debate was, Resolved, that
gold and silver are more useful
than iron," which was won by the
affirmative. James Mason and l..
d. George got out a paper that
would make the old FREE PREss
green with envy.
M. II. Ferguson is feeding eigh-
ty-hve head of hogs.
Finney Brothers are hauling logs
for A. p. King.
Our merchant, f. L. Harris, has
just returned from Spokane will all
kinds of goods.
We have pelitioned for IA post
Office between Gregg and Woodland
but learn the postmaster at Wood
land has demonstrated. Look out,
Mr.. p. M. Mr.. Stillman, the hog
mechant, is on the hill and says
hogs are way up.
The Woodland school honse has
been reseated with real 'store
desks and it is exported they are
contemplating the erection of a
new school house.
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