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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
R a n a . a.
8ictoria, 9. g., %. Wsoi.

8ittoria, 9. g., %. Roi.
8ritiI9 Columbia Itebt am 8orz
obenbe elmer poIitii9sn &riis, fpel6e
ourh bic llnterIu1ung iiber bic be-
tannten 2anbfdentungen beruriG1t
piro. Gs beiBt, boB Der @eneraldns
malt Gbarts unb Der Qdnos uno 9lrz
beitstommifdr Deas bereits Inn ibre
GntldiIungen eingetommen iino.
@a6ri6eiulib nirb cine 9lufI0iung
bes Uliniiteriums unb cine Reulpdbl
foIgen Morgen tritt bic 2egislatur
3uidmmen. Widn eripartet, bnb Der
premierminiIter bann cine @rtlGrurg
iiber bic Gage dbgeben piro.
N}ontreal, %. Wlai.
Der bierte gag bes Strabenbdbns
itreits md6t es pffentunoig, bab bic
g(usItdnoi9en ibre Sa6e perIpren 9ez
BEN. 0us Grei9nib bcS oeItrigsn 9as
gss Dar bic 8erurtbeilun1 bes Som
6utteurs Sos 2imoges gu ie9smonaii.
9cr GjsfGngniBitrafe BEL barter Or
belt. 9imo9es bate am Scnntag in
Der ct. Denis ctr. bns SiruBenIbilo
BON einem StrdbenbdbnpaQen deriis
fen uno oomit auf cinen YoIi3iIten
eiuqebduen.
Sm @an5en gslanaten 26 2lntld9en
gum @ufruf. Sn II 5daen iuuroen
Etrafen RON So Big 81 $15 pegenGinz
ihiifterun1 perbdngt Die iibriq.u
Sa6en tDurben pertdgt. Die Der
banolunQ Der QtntIage gegen ben Ges
fddItsa0enien her 2otaI llnion, 2lube,
purne duf Q(niuher bcs @ert6eibiQers
bertdqt, Der 2(ntrog auf 3uIaFunq 3ur
9urdichdTt dber dbgelebnt IS III ,piss
ber cine srobe 2tn5a6l 6aftbef Gle 1uss
oeItellt norben. 1ie Gtreitsr rpauos
ten Ii6 an bic Q(loermen, um ouf feren
8ermittelung Die 2trtrtennung oet Gos
tal Union ourh3uisBsn. Sic oerIprds
dlen bann i6re 8erbinoupg nit oer
Suieruationdlsn linton gu I0isu. Die
Qlloermcn lpeigerten iidb, bic gepiinits
ten Dieafe gu Ieiitsn. Die GjeieIlihait
Taft IiA auf sinen 8ergIeiA Elm ano
berldnQt 6eoinaungsloie llntertpsriung
oer Qlusitdnoigen. Sine 2ln5abl 2eua
ts fat bic Qlrbeit lpieocr auiaencmmen
Der gertebr 6at Ti6 in3pii6en rpieocr
meientli5 gs6efiert uno oiirits bis gum
Sonutdg ipieoer i'm boIlcn GjeIsiie Iein.
Sad on 0ertIagt.
Colorado Springs, Golo., % Mdi.
Die Grobgeidporsnen bdbsu gsstn
George 70. Sadion BON GbiCago cine
2tntldge erboben. gr Iou 5. Is. ct.
Sobn, ben prGiibsutsn oesStaotrdtbs,
nit sinem GiisnbabnpoB bsito6su bds
FEN. um psrtbpole PriOilesien gu Bee
iommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

iino iiber bunoert OsIeoater dnipeTsna.
0ie Tereiuigten Staaten ruerben burd
ben Brigade General Creelen, BEN Gbei
oes Si9ndltpeiens Der 8unoesarmse,
pertreten. Die 0srbdnhlune,n finpeu
unter Ausi9IuB Der Seiisutli9teii
itatt.
9onnon, 2S. Wldi.
Hodfmo gelpann oas 0er6prennen.
0er Yreis mar $500 Sopereiens.
IcefulI Der beppr3uoteIte oer ameri,
tdniiben Renner, fam ais fiinfter am
3iele an.
oonOon, 2S. Mdi.
Nas iriTbs 2anopirtbI6aftSs1e.
partement beItloB, sine Spe5ialaus.
lteIung Der irii1en Snouitrie in ct.
2ouis 8u peranitalten.
RubIdnb.
Berlin, %. mai.
Dem r2otals9tn3ei9er" miro aua
ct. petersburg Die @erbaftung 5psier
8droeartilIerie : Sffi3iere, Der 2euts
nonts 8ri9oretp unn MpIpitppp, ges
meIoet. Die @erbaftung bat in mili-
tGriiben 9reilen peinlibes 9tufieben
erregt unb fplgte Der 8ei6ldgndbme
elmer &prrefponbenS aubsrorbentlid
reboIutionGren uno tompromittirsnben
SnbdIts.
Der 2eutnant Gjrispreip gsitano
benz Neutrality-suspicious.. baB er ben
6enerdIproturotpr bes beiIigsn Spnoo,
potieoonp13etp am Gage Der 8eerois
gun9 oes ermorbeten MiniIters Sip.
idgin. i'm glpril 1902, srmorben tpoas
te .absr BON Der 4usfiibrung Der 8luts
that Nbitdnb nabm, dls er ben alien,
i4paden Mdnn lab.
Der 2eutnant MoloTtlpptp bat ebens
fdlls 5u9egeben, bab er einen bo9ite'
benoen Bedmten ernprben poIlte.
6ranfreih
poris, %. Wtoi.
Der Bel Der Neitfdbrt paris sMds
orio perungliidte AutomobiITobrifdnt
uno Hennfabrer Marcel RsnauIt III
ieinen 8srIeBunoen erlseen.
Boris, 2S. Roi.
0ie pffiSieIen 9prtebrunsen fir
ben 8eIu6 hes a0nies 8ictor Gmus
nuel am 8. ober Z. Suli Iino getrofFen
porben. DoS Datum IGBt ii6 nod
ni*t beitimmen, ba es ungslpib iit, ob
cer 8Dnig suerit ndd 2onbon sebt, sbe
er bierber fommt.
@s lit ferner bei6IoTen iporben, bob
Der prdihent Qoubet 2onbon unb Rom
beiu6en ion. Die 6rogs, Oh Der prds
iioeut aud bem popite feline QluFpors
tuns mu4en ipiro, TT nod ni9t ents
Ybieben,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
VortIauo. Ore. 2S. Wloi

9tuf Der Mtihmap Station muroe
Elm Strabenbabnpagen BON orei mas
tirten MGnnern oneehaIten. Die RGu.
Der erbeuteteu 800 pnn ben QoiIG0ieren
unb cine ooIbene llhr uno 500 pon
g. gppnton, bem 0ilfss Superinten.
bentsn Der Geielli6aft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

6aDand, %. W1ai.

9ip 3eit, nGbyeno ter bic Stsusr
auf Qotentmsoi,insn auigsbobeu nor
BEN mar. III abgslaufen. bic 2.po.b'ter
bdbsn dbsr nod feline Uldrtea geiauft
psthc hem Gsiebs jufolqs auf bic gsrs
padung.u gu ilsbsu iiHo. Sie bofIen
o1rouf, odb Der aonsreb bic
gsiisuerungigepaIt Der yropiu3iaIbss
borben sEssr tegt.n3en pire.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

Tort au Qrince. @. glat:

Der grdiipent Rorb 6a' ild selDeis
CERT. bic aeiignation pes baitiiGcn
&abinetis dn3unebmen, Die am Dions
td9s ge9eben Duroe. Die Ullnilter
tcbalteu ibre Qorisfeuinss un.s; oer
gsbinouna 6ab bic Hegicrung bic
llnteriudun9 iibsr bic qtoBtu Yctrhs
gereier iortistt, bic Sci oer 2lusga6e
her @.qierun9s Sduloideine opria
men unD ii6 auf $2.000,000 bsldus
fen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
8opter =. W. al 6ineto n.
Sustetee, 2llu., 2S. Moi.

gpofer 3. @af6ingtOn legte Den
SSabresberidt ber Sruitees bss Susteeee
SnItituts Dor. @r bebt beipnbers bcr=
ppr, rab bic 2nn6juitt8 bic Neger mad
ben Stdbten treble, neil iie bort beis
Ieren 9oIi5eiichuB fdnoen.
pulpers GrpIofion.
5erre @ollte. 2Sn6., 2S. @tai.
Sine GrpIoiion in Der pulberfd6rit
su spntanel t0btete einsn Nrbeiter uEb
psrleBte bier anoere lebensgefG6rli9.
g 6 a oenfeuer.
Nep Oort, %. Mai.
0as neue 9otel auf Sire Sslcno
III oh9ebrannt. Der S9dben betrGgt
$150,000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
9iffin. 8, %. Wlai.

lWTIN, ., %. UIuI'
Der Wiaiondr Qlbert grelper, Elm
Wann pon 43 Sobren, peI6er an
R6eumotismus lit, itorb infoIgs zines
Sdla3anioQs. Gr itono unter oer 2lns
ilage, gutter 8. 6eribp pd9reno zines
5ireites erfhoiIsn gil 6aben unb elm
gro3eB io1te ON Is. Suni beginnen.
Dem @eriiat. baB er Selbitmoro be-
aina. niro BON ieinem Qr5t piosrs
iprpfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

aunifantiuopel, 2S. Wlai.

Siebenunonier3ig albdniide Sduptz
Iinge, bic mad &leinoiien perbdnut
fino, ipurben auf einem 3ransports
bampfer nd6 einem 6afen dmS6tpors
gen Wleere beF0rbert.
Die TerbiIhe @efarbti6aft tbeiIte
Der Pfortc nit. oab 6amilien in gllts
ferbien burb bic hortigen 8erbdltnine
aen0tbi9t lpuroen, in Serbien 3ufIu4t
gu Iu6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
9ungertetbenbs Gingeb o.
rene in 9(lastd.
MaihingIOlL 2S. Mai.


Dor &ur3em fpurne bem 8riegsnez
pdrtement mi.6etbeilt, RAP Die einges
borenen Snbioner uno Gstimos in
4ldsta grpbe Jlotb gu leioen baben,
uno es initruirte rem ipmmanoirenpen
GeneraI oes 0epartcmsnts Columbia,
6reberid 6uniton, geridt iibsr Oie9eys
bGltnihe gu erItatten. Die 9aupttlas
gen tamsn aus Rome. General 6uns
ton Bat jebt ben llmfdng bes Rotbs
ftdnbes our6 2trmeeoffi3iere feitItellen
IaHen. General 5uniton bedbii6tist
aud, ielbit 2(la8ta sinen geIua ub3us
itatten. Gr 1T ihon friiber betrdhts
Iihe 3eit bort gepeien uno ertldrt, Dor
Der Griiten3 pon gergbauIdgern babe
es unter ben Gingeborenen in Der Yus
torsGsgsno piel glotb unb Gleno gss
9eben. Dor etfpos msbr dls 3lpdn3ig
Sdbren itarb duf St. Gdprcnce Sslano
bic 9anae iber 1400 itarte 8epoltes
tunl burh 6unsersuotb in einsn
Winter aus. 0ooon, baB bic Synoio4
Eer in qlaSta bon Weiben ibrer 5dgbs
griinoe beraubt porbsn ieien, fam
nah General 5uniton's qniift tein,
Reos iein. Gr smpfisblt, odB Elm Or.
mcesSffi3ier ob.r elm Spe3idldgent
bic angsmeins aontroue i6er bic IS.
timos in 2tlasta erbdlt uno 81 ibnea
gs3isbungen unisrbGlt, ipis bic Snbid,
nsrdesnien in ben Der. Stadten 3u BEN
Snoi1ntrn. Die @orihlGge iperoen
init 1nbern Departments in Grpos
eung se5ossn fperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
Die ILafia.


Rau 1T bier saer 8eri6p0rung
auf oi. Spur get9Hnen, ipelde rifts
Berin1eres gum 3net bat, dls bic Gr.
morouno dler pnts'iebteu Ncriiiibrsr
uno qrbeieeter ,5Hfolge bsiisn iinb
ale 3talisner. bic II ben hisiiesn l1s
britsn bsindfiigi fao. sntIaiitn nor'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
&Die opfer
FM hrs SOrnQOoS.

Sie Stabt Sptta, eJa., iumroe omrd1 Den Ettrm npl
itdnSig 5erTtDrt. Ser genatnr BON Cbip AT 0jrm
item Der Ssanoioatmr 8ppieJe.ts. @ime aebeme
@eiellidaft besueft Negerausiuanberumg macb
benz Noroem. Sob in Den sSlan.,.em.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

@unnilon. 700, g. WEai

Gjelsacnili6 zines Streitss purb.
Sohr Qod5 pon Sbcmas 5res3ie ere
IhoTsn. Der Qeb:ere uHo 5rau pods.
bisis als 3.ugin. limb in Daft gsnOm'
men noroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
8abnunfafl.

3ipei 6raht3iise Der Southern 9lbn
itieBen ndbe 8rpan, 4Ia., Suialnmsn.
3ugfiibrer 4ction puroe eetDbtet, uno
t0otIi9 Oerlebt purben 3ugfiihrer S.
Sobnipn unb8remier S. .. 6i1. 0rei
9siSer, Namen unbetdnnt, perben pers
mibt. 8eioe 3iige gerietben in 8ranb
1tt1h herhrnuf14eu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
8 n d geri9t.
Oenber, Golp., e. :

Oenber, Golp., 28. Wtdt.
Mus NencaItle, Mpp, piro beri6s
tet, baB 90. 6. Clifton, lpeI6er Spbn
%. Gbur6 unb oeTen Satin ernlorz
bette, BON einem Mpb aus bem Sc
fGngnib in 8iIIette gebplt unb auf Der
Bride sebdngt purbe Sein aopf
nurpe obgei9nitten unb fieI ms @af@
fer. Clifton geitanb, Gburcb unb bsHen
Satin gst0btet gu taben. bod md4te
er SeIbitbert6eibigung geIteno.
9 9Ifie gem ED Ielt.
Sburmono, SO. @a., %. Wlai.
Gine ernite 8ubsit0rung fanb in ben
8iq A=@ruben am 2aurel Greet,
nift peit BON bier, itatt. Seit me6rez
ren 5agen BADEN Die Streiter pcrs
Iu6t, bie gli6tsltnipnleute gum Qtnz
ThluB an bic @epertihaft gu beipegen.
@eitern 2(benb mari6irten lie in Maiic
nd9 ben 8ruben. Die @rubenndds
ter fin9en fofort gu feuern an unb bic
Streiler eripioerten bas 6euer, ipeldss
aber tpegen Der 9roBen GntFernung
nube3u cbne 5olgen blieb. giur elmer
Der Md4ter, MaribaQ 8ronn, puroe
aetDotet. g8eitere ltnruben fperoen be-
fiir1tet.
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g S6redIi6sr 2 0 b.
Rnme 81 81 2S. Wldi.

Srl. Rena 8ebiter, ein Wldb6en BON
90 Sabren, iiihrte elm junges pferc
aum GrdIen duf bic 2dnoitrabe uno
fpd6reno oas 9bier fiittsrte, ieBte re
lid, bin, I'm 5u ndben. 8amit bas
5hier nidt bdponldufc, befsitigte iie
nen Strit. an relhfm lie bas pfsJo
Fiihrte, ain ihrem 6'iirtel. 9t0blif
iheute cds @iero, lief in polIsm Gas
lopp taoon unb ihlsppte Gle llnsIiits
life hirtcr fa her. 9Ran iauo iis
Ipdter fur4tfdr sntiteat uno toot auf
Der 9dnoitrcbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29
Der oorii9ttee roner.
92ep Wprf. rs. WQi.

DER Sutt9er Sobn Senerman
purDe betanntIi6 tiir5lia, aIs er iich
in Der @eiellihoft elm iunsen Mdo=
dens befdnn, BON einem llnbetannteu
srI6o1en. Sebr baIo perbreitete ii1
bus @eriidt. baB bteIer llnbetannte
elm betanntes Mlitglieb oes 4rosIe9
Club Iei uno ais Or. OentIon, peIs
der bem iterbenben 9effsrmun bic
leBte 9ilfe ertpies, Iein 3eu9niB Dor
cem @orpner ableste, ertldrte er. bab
9efferman turs ppr feinem Sope ben
Namen Ieines M1rbers ibm ee9eniiber
ndnnte. 0erielbe lei Elm prominentes
SIubmitelieo.
Der Coroner perIGumte es, iih ben
Namen nennen gu la1en. Die Stub
miteIiebsr iinb i'm bobeu Grabe allfs
aeregt Mdrimilian 6. Sonb, in oels
Zen Oieniten Der peritprbsne &utiher
ftonb, ertIGrte. bab 6effermun iih ge@
irrt baben miiffe. 9tnbererieits heiBt
es, baB bic &ugeG ni6t fir Seffermdr.
fonoerr fir etnen anbereu Mdnn he@
Itimmt mar.
is9parse SpbiIle.
ct. Qouis, %. Wloi.
@ie aus pins Bluff, @rt.. bsrihs
tet pirb, bat bic Yropbea.iung elmer
altsn perriidtsn glegerin bort alIgez
meine 4ufreguna berporgerufen. Glen
sSefferion = 70 bsiBt bic propbetin =
bat rGmIi9 aefagt, bob pine Bluff am
sSrsitaa bura einen Ortun ppllitdnoig
serit0rt tperben tpiirbe unb bic 6oI9e
1T, boB iotpohl @eiBe ipie Neger Die
Stabt unb bic @eeenb perldiIen.
Mon6s @ei9dfts iteben boIIitdnoig
fin. Die 2eute sieben ibr @elo aus
BEN 8ant.n, um es bis6reitag in eises
ner @srpobrung gu bebalten.
Gfloperei i'm Siiben.
Mont9omerp, gllu.. %. Wtai.
Die Observation-Disclosures baben
flint peitere Nntlagen erboben, tpeids
1ib ouf bas @erbre6en bes StldOenz
baltens be3iebtn. Die Nai1en Der gnz
getlagten fperben itrense sebeim ee@
balten, bod 1eibt es, buB iie nit Der
DpIIen Strengs bes Gefebes beitrdft
lpsrben foIIen. 8isIe 6arbtge tpsrben
ols 3eugen pernommen.
M Ma9ts quite 8eute.
92eip gort, %. Mai.
Gin i9Iau.r GpiB6ubs, pel6er ii9
ols Diensr einsuI9l.i6en pcritdno,
bat aus Der @obnung bon George 8.
Wor9an Mertbia6en gum SetrGg. BON
S10 0O0 oeftnhIpn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

BEN. Dem @srnebmsu nab bdben bic
StaIiener ii6 in alien srpben StdoteH
he's 2dnbes prsuuiiirt, um miBIiebtee
osuts aus bsm Wess gu ihaffeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-29

Sin i9Iou.r GpiBbubs, tpel6er ii9
ols Diensr einsui9leiden pcritdno,
bat aus Der @obnung BON @eorge 8.
Morgan Mertbia9en gum 8etras. BON
$4,000 oeitphlen.
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6 biuefenf Il ugqeL

Die 9unbesbeamten na6men fiini
GbineIen in 6dft. na6bcm bieIelben
elmer autIche duf bicier Seite bes Ria.
CARA entitie9en maren 4Is Der SUIT
T6er oieIes ioh, ioa.e er in oGcr Gle
bdpon unb bic ifn nd69sidnoten
S6iITe ginqsn in's 8ldue
. N =. :;
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
GOLD HILL GROUP.

Dr. Day, Warren D. Day and John Dawson are pushing development work on their Gold Hill group of claims, five miles west of Prescott. They have seven quartz claims and one placer claim. Reports concerning the proper ties are that there is vein of ore fiftytwo inches wide, which will plate s25 q ton gold, and that the ledge is e,i- posed for 800 feet; that there is q shaft down 20 feet, all in ore; there are vari- ous open cuts on the properties. The placer claim is said to carry 40 cents gold to the cubic yard. This gold is supposed to have come from the de- composed surface lodges of the quartz claims. There is ample water on the properties for all purposes. The owners contemplate the erection on the prop critics of a quartz mill and cynaide plant.-Courier.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28

was formerly real waterway serving a practical purpose and was rot con etructed artificially for ornamental ton or to deceivn land buyers and pno- pie who might be induced to build storage reservoirs. The proof is now available that Salt river s:stains it's right to be or the map and anybody who doubts it is invited to drive down this morning and take a look at it. There arc TO tell roads ard no 2dnls- slon fee is charged at the gate.
 The town ditch yesterday was some thing of river itself and was neither a safe TOT q tempting stream to fall into. The water V&s q thick as board ing house custard ana twice as dirty.
 The rise in the river is no doubt due mainly to rains in the mountains e1r- lie:' in the week though in places there arc still snow banks that are feeling the effect of the warmer weather. The rain e. Wednesday that kept Phoenix busy raising and lowering it's umbrel- Ia, though it amounted to but little here in town was much moro severe to the north and west. There was q heavy precipitation in the Cave Creek sec tion the surplus waters running over the Arizona caral north of Glendale as usual in flood times. The only break made, however, was at lateral 16 and it was rot 9 serious one as it was repair ed in q short time by force Of men in the employ of the canal company.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
A WHEAT KING
Joseph Birch of North Dakota Visit
 ing Phoenix.

Joseph Birch a big wheat grower ot North Dakota, arrived in the city yes tcrday. He has been visiting his son. Robert Birch of Prescott, for the last three weeks. The elder MT. Birch has rot been in good health for some ti1nc and the climate of Prescott having been pronounced too rigorous for him he came to the valley accompanied by his son. He will remain here about a month.
 MT. Birch lives near Hamilton, Penn , bina county, in the famous Red river country, fourteen miles from the Cana dian line. There is no other such T wheat growing country in the world. The farm of Mir. Birch is as level as Il fioor and the soil is as black as tar. The time has not yet come when t needs fertilization. He has raised more than twenty crops of wheat on it with out any replenishing of the richness of the soil and still the crops are so heavy that the grain is cut with great difficulty.
 | Thdcrops of the last season were ex- l cccdingly bountiful, but the year before ; they were somewhat below the average. i Speaking of the Klondike excitement. of which very little is heard in this part of the country now, MT. Birch says it is
 as lively in the northern part of tho ] country as it was when it broke out i six years ago. Just before he left home a large party left Hamilton for Dawson
 City.
 When the excitement was new three of his sons went to Alaska. One o1 l them never came back. He was shot
 and killed by a companion on a hunting i expedition who mistook him for deer i His son, Robert Birch, has been en-
 gagged in business in Prescott for tho
 last four months.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
SALT RIVER BOOMING
Giving an Illustration of How It Could
 Fiji Reservoir.

For the frSt time i1 several years Salt river is carrying q quantity cf water that has filed all the ditches ard reservoirs in the valley, leaving a surplus to rush down the river and by this city somewhat after the manner of the early days of this settlement. The river was UIcordable at all the cross ings yesterday and undoubtedly will be today and it may possibly me higher today than yesterday. If the water held by tEe hundreds of niles of biS and lit tie channels had remained in the riv2r 2 in tha days before the canals WcTr built it is likely that the present fresh ct woald aDnroach some of the early day rises that were diynified by tho name of flood.
 Thursday night there was a flow of one and three tentks feet going over the Arizona canal dam, after the di- version Cf all the water the canal could carry. When it is taken into reconsideration that this dam is hundreds of feet wide it can be readily seen that a vast quartity of water is going down. Whether it will rise or fall during the night cannot be predicted bat the flow by Phoenix will he maintained today as it takes several hours for the water Pf's''ltIss tie Heil th rP:l;l HSrt,. Al idea of the quantity O: water now pas sing this point may be. gained by . little comparison. Four tcnths of a foot passing over the dam raises the river at Tempe b q point scarcely fordahic and TOW there is a G0w Of nearly three times as much water It is not three times as deep. of course. for it widens out a great deal with cv- q i-, way compare with tl?c record breaking fcods when the river opposite PhOe- nix was miles in width. still it is q big river and in view the fact that for several years past the liver has hec? unforGGble here but seldom and then only for a short time, it is ft river wc!! worth seeing by all. Old residents en-
 icy looking at it to be reminded of other days and new residents ani. tour ints will enjoy seeing it just to satisfy themselves that the older citizens have rot beer: lying tn them when they told them the gigantic bed Of the river
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
NEW AMERICAN CITIZEN
Ed Romly reseyts the Standard of
 the Sultan.

The eastern question was made lit tie easier of solution yesterday. Ed Romly, a member Of the Turkish colony 1 here, was admitted to citizenship after making a public declaration that hence- forth the sultan might hoe his own row and get along with the powers the best
 he could. Mir. Romly was given an eX-
 haustive examination by Judge Kent
 touching his qualifications for Aneri-
 canism. The result was not entirely
 satisfactory and nothing but the strong
 recommended tions of his friends pulled him through. It was shown that Romly was peaceful and industrious and that
 he was doing his best to master the English tongue and was being fairly successful. It was also shown that he was trying to acquaint himself with the system Of government of the United States. but that he still had a gre 1t dcal to learn. His knowledge of the constitution consisted of that statement
 which by the way is about the only statement in the constitution that isn't
 true. that all mankind is created equal.
 That is why he liked this country bettsr | than Turkey where there is biz differ ence at birth between the different ! kinds of mankind.
 Judge Kent told him that his know1- edge of the system of government was somewhat below the standard. but on
 account of the good word that had been
 received of him the bars would be let down a little. He ought though to be
 2 ble to make some kind of a showing.
 The court then asked Romly samethine l that he thought was easy, something 1 that he couldn't miss if he shut his
 eyes. He wanted to know who was the i head of the government, the big man. 1 the ruler. Mir. Romiy proved then that 1 he had paid some attention to public
 affairs; he had not let everything go
 into one ear and immediately out of 1 the ether. He replied with astonishing 5
 promptness, ''McKinley.''
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
LYNX GREEK NOTES.

Work on the Bunker Hill group is being steadily prosecuted with good outlook. rich ore is being taken out and in 2 shcrt time Q shipment will be sent to the smelter. The tunnel oa the north end is now in over 90 feet and the shaft is down nearly 100 feet with a large body of high grade ore in sight.
 The Bannie has a good force of miners working day and night and the showing being made by the develop mcnt is very satisfactory to the man. agemcnt.
 Work has started on the Buzzartl group on q new find. the ere body is over six feet wide, but at present only assays SS or $1O per ton in gold and sil- yer with 1 per cent copper.
 The new strike on Lynx creek near the dam is showing up good. The sur face ore assays s25 gold and g ounces silver per ton. The vein is over four feet in width and is the south exten- sion of the Gold Tunnel group and on the same vein.
 MT. Burton is developing a new pros pect west of Lynx creek about half q mile and he has a good sized vein to commence with. The ere values are both gold and silver.
 Considerable work is going on ! throughout the entire district and new finds are being made daily. All are showing up gcod grades Of ore with depth and five prospects that now have shafts from 50 to 1C0 feet in depth can show shipping ere from four to six feet in width. Other prospects that are TOW being developed will in q very short time be producers and yet there is room for moro.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
WELL AGAIN

The many friends of John Blount will be pleased to learn that he has entircIy recovered from his attack of rheIms- tism. Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured him after the best doctors in the town (Monou, Ind.) had failed to giv, relief. The prompt relief from pain winch this liniment affords is alone worth many times it's cost. For sale by all drug gists.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISkEl

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Arizona republican., 1903-03-28

Wo1Een cured by Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- ton is this " It has made q new woman of me. '" There's q world of nearing ill the words. It uIcaus
 the sFarkie
 brought back to the eyes; the corl-
 plexion tinted
 with the rosy hue of healthy blood; the form rounded
Arizona republican., 1903-03-28
ACKER'S Dyspepsia Tablets

ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by phy- sicians everywhere. Sold by all drug gists. No cure, no pay. 25 cents. Trial package free by writing to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. T.=F. Hudson Pharmacy