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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
NOTED PACKER DEAD.
Head of Great Firm Of Swift G Co..
Oiee cuIGerh, in Chicano

Head Of Great Firm Of swift & CO.,
Dies Suddenly in Chicago.
Gustavus Franklin Swift, president
of the great packing firm Of Swift &
Co, the man whoseS efforts made pos
sible the present method Of supplying
fresh meat to every city and town in
the United States and the world, die /
suddenly Sunday at his home in Chi.
cago of hemorrhage, resulting from
an operation for an infection of the
gall bladder, performed March %. He
was ca years of, age and leaves for
tune estimated at about $10,000,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
SLIM CHANCE FOR TREATY.
cubans Seem Disposed to Insist on
important Concession.

A special from Havana says: The
chance for the carrying through of the
reciprocity treaty appears slender, I'M
less the United States government
comedies the right to the Cuban sen.
ate to provide that the treaty shall
net be effective unless 1t is ratified by
the Unified States congress during the
present year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
ASPIRE TO eoVERNORsHlP.

Two Prominent FIordians Formally
Announce Their Candidacy.
In interviews at Tallahassee Thurs
day Congressman Robert w Davis
formally announced his candidacy TO-"
governor of Florida in the next demo
cratic primary, and Hon. Frank Har-
ris, of Ocala, announced that he would
also run for governor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
CHEATED ON EXAMINATIONS.
Fraud Charged to Applicants fer
Teachers Licenses in Alabama.

The Alabama school board of exam.
liners. which has in charge the matter
of issuing licenses to teachers, has
been thrown into confusion over the
discovery that wholesale fFasd has
been practiced by would-be teachers
in the examinations required by the
board,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
FLOOD RECORD IS BROKEN.
Previous High Water Mark Exceeded
by over a Foot-sItuation in
GreenVille Not Changed.

The special river bulletin issued at
Washington Saturday was as follows:
The Mississippi river continues to
fall from Helena to Cairo, and is
about on a stand below. Owing to the
break in the levee about five miles be-
low Greenville, no further rise is eX-
pected to the northWard. Stages at
Arkansas City and Greenville Satur-
dav morning were SO and As feet re-
spectively over one foot above the
previous high water records OF 1897.
Below Greenville the food crest will
be somewhat prolonged, as the ere
vase water must come back to the
Mississippi by way OF the Yazoo river.
The crevasse near Lucy, La, on the
west side, is now about $50 feet Ill
width and a large amount of sugar
can land has been inundated. Siren
u0us efforts are being made to close
this break.
Situation at GreenVlIe.
A special of Sunday from Green
Vile was to the effect that the back
water from the LAGRANGE crevasse
was slowly rising and nearly all of the
city is submerged. Business is para
lyzed and people are moving about
the streets in the southern sections in
skifs.
The sensational reports sent out
that the city is in danger OF destruc-
tioR are highly exaggerated ana the
facts do not warrant any such state
men}. Rumors of great loss of life
are absolutely without foundation SO
far as is known. Relief parties with
boats have been at work rescuing
people in the path of the flood.
All trains LETT the city Sunday afte"-
noon promptly on schedule time. The
shutdown of the electric light pant
is serious inconvenience to the peo-
pie and lanterns in skims may be seen
throughout the town at night.
The food situation outside OF
Greonyille remains practically un
changed. The waters have covered
thousands of acres of the fine delta
farms and is sweeping south to Vicks-
burg. The loss will be heavy, but it
is impossible to give anything like a
correct estimate Of the damage
wrought by the food.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
TO HELP HookER's SCHOOL
Public Meeting to Be Held IN
Square Garden, New YORK .

square NaI UT n IS
New York dispatch says -,
announced that a public meeline san
be held in the Madison Square G !, 1la
concert hall the evening OF ApTp ), : If
to discuss the method ana ~ - the
Booker T. washingtons WORK .a :.
Tuskegee institute and tn o. .sss .d
ex p cleveland VIII pFss''''
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08

Breaks In the leyees along the Mis-
sissippi are reported as follows: %
About 40 miles above New Orleans.
(2) a few miles below GreenviI!e, and
go at Duvalls Landing, Miss. the
stages at lower river points, however
have not materially changed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-04-08
cHUM is REAPPoINTEO.
Notwithstanding Opposition, PTes
dent Again Names Negro.

A Washington special says: The
President Friday reappointed DR.. W
D. Crum. colored, collector &C customs
ct Charleston. s. c., and William 4.
Byrne. United State district attorney
for Delaware. Botn O. these nomins-
tons failed CT confirmation at ta9 re.
Gent session Of the fepate,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

@ranb Sorts. = Ser gauge
She'll bteies Staates purbe in ser
gsa6t BON Oonneritas auf Sreitas
uon einem Sroit betmseiudt, bur@
mel6en Corn unb Sla@s gu leiben
batten. 30 es INNER nod an grntes
Nrbeitern feblt, trosbem Der 2obn
1878 per Sag nebt Scott betrdst,
itnb S@ritte setban worben, UNI bie=
ielben gu peranlaRen, na9 Sieiem
Staate 81 fommen.
Sar9o.-S Soc Nearp, Elm Iuz
s%eitelter Ser Nortbern Bactfc=8a bn,
NIT Sauptquartier In Didinfon, muir.
be pom einem Ser. Staaten 8eamteu
In Saft senommeu unter Der 8ei9ul=
bisuns, unanitdnbtse 2itteratur bur@
bic PoIt perlanbt gu baben, uub INT:
ter $4,000 gri6einunss 8arsi9afi
seitellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Na9 getbaner Sabreaarbeit

ss5iemt it6 Elm ausemeiienes gsrsuiiz
gen, u. fur Elm lol@es bat bieSt. gloub
9ei6&tswelt bur6 Seranitaltuns Der
&arnepalsmo9e seiorst, bic am mod
item Wontas besinut l1nb Samitas erit
gum Nbi9luB fommert mtrb. Sin ies
Der 8eiu9er bisies &arnepals nament=
lid aber bic 8eiuder pom 9anbe iinb
freunblt@it sebetsn, mdbrenb ibres
@eilens in ct. gloub in un1erer
9ol5banbluns uorsuipre@en unb itd
bapon gu i6erSeusen, tn wel9er Wet=
ie unier @eI6dft fur be~nienisen, mel.
der baten min ODER Der ietnen gor=
ratb CUR 8etdmpfuns Der wtnterli6en
adlte einlesen min, iorst. @s wirb
uns eine gang beionbere Sreube mos
den, a0e Selu9er BET uus beitens gu
u~nterbalten uub iie nit BEN uielen
Gorsiaen unieres @ei9dftes betraut
gu MAIDEN. 10 baB tie, rpenn ibnen NAL
Ser @ebauts gum 8auen tommt, rpi1=
fen, mobin fe ft5 gum gintauf ibreS
Saumaterials su penben baben.
&ommt gu uns, unb Sbr ieib wiutom=
men
y artneB : 80 6 o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

~ Dir balten ben s.. @.
Spurns famolen 8ortou &affee, per-
fauft gu 90. 25, 80 unb 35c per
Pfunb. @ebr. 8owins.
~ Wdbrenb Der Sairmo6e mer<
Ben MIR in Der gitp &eitauration an
6. Iue. nOrbli9 gu gang beionberen
Oieniten iteben. @s mtrb uns lteb
ietn, uenn Sung unb alt, @roB unb
&letn BET uns uoripri@t; alien mirb
bic srObte Iufmerfiamfeit sei@entt, u.
bic 8ebienuns wirb etne a~ufrtebenz
iteIenbe ietn. Stride Muitern gu jez
ber 3eit ieruirt int gttp &eitaurant,
oberbalb 9ubn's Ipotbefe.
~ Grab Mepfel Bel @ebriber
Booming.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
SIbsSafDta.

Rtt@ell.-8dbreno Der Sasb
purbe Der in Der Ndbe Dol, set. Ser
non pobnenbe Clarence gine in BEN
arm sei9ohen, 70 baB Der lettere
wabri@einli@ amputirt werben muB.
au@ 6oraee Sbepberb, mel3er ii@
etma 25 SUB btnter gtne befanb, en-
bielt ei1en She'll bes S9uHes in bic
Srnit unb entsins NIT fnapper Notb
benz Sobe.
re.-Oer Staat Sl6=Oa
fota beitst 5066 alte geteranen,
@ittwen unb @atien, rpel9e in benz
NIT benz 80. Stunt gu gnbe sesanse=
men Siscaljabre $500, 900 fir gen=
iionen uon rOnfel Gam" aasbesablt
erbielten.
@iller.-Die Dor eintsen Sab
rem sema6te Sorauslasuns, taB bic
&uiiii@e Siitel eiusn fortudbrenbeu
@emeinl9uben bilben mirbe, bat ii6
ni6t ~beitdttst, ba iie fait uolitdnbis
peri9wunben lit. SIN naiien @etter
tam bieies l1nfraut ni9t fortfom=
men.
Ganton.-Ote Nepfel. grnte in
bielem Nincoln) County ,pirb in bies
fem Sabre bic bette temals befannte.
Serr sc. Cooper, Der fribere County
Gnbttor, wel9er einen Obitsarten be=
itst, re9net auf 1000, unb Serr
Sames Seem, Elm anberer Obitsarten=
BETTER in ber gtdbe BON Sairpiem,
ani 1000 8uibel uIm.
9uron.-Oer sroBe Stat aui
Der Sarbam Sarm, norb6itli9 pon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Ser Winter itebt bor Der Shiire.

@enn sSbr nd6ite @o3e nod ct.
@loub gum &arnepal fommt unb etner
i60nen In5us fur @u@ ober gureu
Sobn sebraudt, bann ipre@t Bel uns
Dor, unb mir rperben gu6 setsen, wte
btlltse unb wie quite InSise BEL uns
uerfauft merben. 8eiu@t uns, slet@=
utel Oh Sbr fauft ober nt@t. IS
utrb uns Sreube MAIDEN, gu@ unlere
Waaren gu setsen.
@ebriber gbelbrod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
Nuf CUR Tair r1ad 81. gloub.

Nue 8orbereitunsen fir bic am
nd6iten Wontas In ct. gloub bestnz
nenbe Sairmo6e itnb s~etroffen, unb
aus na@ftebenbem Brosramm tit er.
lt9tlt9, baB bic Seranitalter bes &ar=
neuals unb Der Sair es it6 baben an
selesen ietn ~lalien, alien 9,luderu Der
Stabt mdbreno Der Seituo9e re9t an.
senebme Stunben gu beretten uub bic
Mffaire gu elmer lol6en gu seitalten,
baB ale 8elu9er it6 berielben nod
lanse unb oft serne erinnern. Sober
Burger pon Stearns County 1T gu
benz Serbltuersnisen freunbli6it elm
selaoen, unb ieber mtrb ii3srlt9 Mill
tommen lein.
YrD9 nj M:
so 0 a 9 Nbenb, IA. September,
@rOHnuns bes &arneuals unb Der
Tair.
80 q 9, Sarmertag, wo5u eth
jeber Sarmer pon Stearns County
gang lpesieu einSelaoen lit.
so tttmo@ d, Mrbeitertas. @roBe
parabe; CUR Sbeilnabme on oeriel
ben iebsrNrbeiterperbanb Der Sta6t
freunblt9it eiugeIaben. Oie @e=
i9dftsleute BET Stabt perben aui
@dsen tbre @slddfte bel Ser ga
rabe ~barfteuen. 3psi Wuittta
pelen.
8 onneri It a 9, Na9mittass sroB
arttse @tebausteauns unb Qbenbs
&rOnunS Der &0ntsin, sewdblt aus
BEN swOlf iunsen Damen, bic it@
I'm, bic gbre Der &OntSin bewerben.
&rOnuns sei9tebt burd bic 9anb
bes 8irsermetfters.
s 9, 8lumeutus. Na@mit
tags 8 nbr Yarabe, beitebenb aus
NIT 8lumen per5ierten Wdsen. SO
ntstn nebl ben anberen Damen,
bic it9 UNI bic gbre bemarben, tn
BET Parabe; Muiiftapelle an Der
Spite.
g a m # a 9, 9o95eitstas. OeHent-
Tide 8ermdbluns etnes So@setts=
paares, bas it& betm Setretdr &t=
moob etni@reiben laiien mub. Erau=
act uorsenommen auf elmer Plat=
form BON nSubse" 8tG alben.
Ser So93eiter erbdlt freten Sod.
aeitsan3us BON 9ebr. Gbeles, BITE
9o@3eitertn tbren 8rautan3us pom
@ebr. 2etien. gbas. 8arben tie
fert benz SO@seitspoare bas S@ubs
aeus fret unb Srana Sanbel Der
8raut bte 0tnnert : Musftattun9.
9o@3ettslt3ens belorst D. Ser Seer
9ants &arnepal @eleG19aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers,

st. Paul, Sept. s. Wheat = No. 1
Northern, s4@S7c; No. 2 Northern,
S2@S3c; No. 8, 7O@S1 lie; rejected,
73@SOc; no grade, 7O@79c Corr
No. 8 yellow, 5Sc; No. 3, on track,
81 1-2c; No. 4 on track, sic; no grade,
47@4sc. Rye-No. 2, 49@49 lie. e
Minneapolis, Sept. S.-Wheat = No.
1 hard, S71-2c; No. 1 Northern,
sc lie; No. 2 Northern, "a 1-2c.
Duluth, Sept. s. Wheat No. 1
hard, 81 3-4c; No. 1 Northern, 81 3-4c;o
No. 2 Northern, 50 SAC; fax, $1.00 lie;
oats. 35 1-Sc; rye, SIC; barley, 35@57c.
Milwaukee, Sept. s. = Wheat No.
1 Northern, $4,000; No. 2 Northern,
S4@S6c. Rye No. 1, "a q "a 1-2c.
Barley-No. @, Csc. Oats-Standard,
SO 1-2@37c. Corn-December, 81 lac.
Chicago, Sept. 8. - Wheat No.
2 red, 50 1908 1-2c; No. 8 red, SIG
SIC; No. 2 hard winter, S1@S3c; No.
8 hard winter, 7S@S2 1-2c; No. 8
spring, 50 q soc. Cash Corn-No. 2.
SO ga q 53c; No. 8, SO IL q SO 3-4c.
Cash Oats-No. 2, SAC; No. 8, SO lie,
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. s. = Cattle
- Beeves, 81 a S; cows, bulls and
mixed, $2.50@4; stockers and feeders,
$2.50@3.7O; calves and yearlings, $3.50.
@3.60. Hogs, s5.O5@5.25; bulk, S5.16
@5.20.
Chicago, Sept. s. = Cattle-Good to
prime steers, $4,000: stockers and
feeders, S2.50@4.25; calves, $3@6.75;
Texas steers, $3.25@5.15; Western
steers, $3.25@4.SO. Hogs-Mixed and
butchers, $5.2O@5.9o; good to choice
heavy, $5.30@5.65; light, $5.60@6.1O;
bulk Of sales, $5.30@5.60. Sheep =
Good to choice wethers, s3@3.70; fair
to choice mixed, s2.25 a 8; Western
sheep, $2.75@S.60; native lambs. $3.50
@4.95: Western lambs. s4Q5
South st. Paul, Sept. s. = Cattle =
Good to choice steers, s4.2505; good
to choice COWS and heifers. So a 4;
steer calves. s1.75 a 2.25; good to
choice stock cows and heifers. S2.15@
2.35: good to choice mich cows. $3.50
As; common to fair. S1SQ25. Hogs-,
Price range. $4.60Q5.75; bulk, $1,000
$50. Sheep = Good to choice shorn
lambs. s505.35: culls and stock lamks.
good to choice ewes, medium
weight. $3.15Q3.35; heavy, $3@3.25:
culls and stock ewes. s2.5002.75.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
.

8Sprb=S afpta.
9isbon.- Gin etps 60 Nder
srpBes @eisenfelb auf Der fanf Wet-
len meitli9 pom BIER liesenben 8loob
Sarm ersab bur@i@nittlt@ 50 9u=
lbel. Oas lit BET srOBte Grtras, mel.
der Biz iett ersielt wurbe.
Wtnot.- Ser A Sabre alte
anperbeiratbete Sebaltian Senbrtds
pon 8aibburu besins in Der bteii=
gen Iational : 8anf am SonnerItas
Selbitmorb, inbem ct it@ nit einem
Meiier BEN sails uon Obr gu DIR
bur@i6nitt.
gbgelep.-O te Nrbeiten on
BET Nusbebnuns Der Nortbern Pact
fic gilenbabn pon BIER na6 Oawion
itn5 int pollen @anse unb trefen tdss
li6 sanse garlabunsen nit Stablz
i9tenen fir bic reue 8abn Elm, unb
mtrb man perlu@en, einen sroben
Ebeil Ser lesteren nod Dor gintritt
Der &dlte fertis5uftelen.
y tsmard. - @ouperneur
8bite bat BEN WitsIiebern Der
Stats: 9esislatur perlOnli9e S9rei:
ben suseianbt, in mel9en er bieielben
I'M tbre Nnlt9t erlu9t, beSisli9 Gin
berufuns elmer Spesiallisuns Der Sc
stslatur sweds 8eiettisuns Der finan
cieuen S@wteristetten peridiebener
Stats Sultttute bur@ cine 8emiat
suns pom General SOnbs. Ser Plan
bes @ouuerneurs 1T, bic Summe pom
800, 900 CUR ~ioforttsen Serfisuns
gu iteuen; meitere $4,000 am l..
Mdrs 1904 unb eine anbere 8ewtat=
suns pon $50 900 ober $4,000,
welde am 1. Mdrs 1905 CUR Ser:
fisuns ftebt. Oies warbe cine Sc
lammt : Bemtatsung BON $500, 900
Bis 1926, 900 ausma3en, unb tit Der
9ouperneur ber Inii9t, baB btelelbe
gang gut benz General : Sonbs emit
r,op1rneu werben fOnnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

@ SIN atwoob's gu6banbluns
tperoen sroBe Sorfebrunsen setrofz
ten, INN ben pielen Na@frasen nod
S9ulsS sere6t gu perben pie
au9 ienen mad gleiieberu, Sinte,
Sebern, 9rtHeln, anmertuussba6ern
uip. -
H 9. 8. euertauft berr=
lt9e Orseln, Wuiifalten unb sSuwez
len tn ge5us auf Sualitdt serabe 10
btuts, ais trsenb Elm Store auf gf=
ben. Spre6t BET uns uor mdbrenb
Der &arnepalmode.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

@ptoff. - @dbrenb it@ &eu.
9rpor pom bter nit etnisen Treunben
auf Ser Sasb befanb, fanb ct bur9
sic sufdIise gntlabuns ieines @eme5z
res eil,en pl0sli9eu Sob. Ct fubr
our 3eit in einem gussp, wObet er
feline Sruit sesen ben 9auf bes sela=
benen @ewebres lebnte, bas ii@ wie
erwdbnt, bur6 3ufaI entlub, 10 baB
ibm bic poue 0abuus tn bic Srult
branS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

SIR mdbrenb ber nd6iten Wontas be-
sinneuben Sairnr6e BEL @ebr. @bel=
brod uorlpredt, beren SrcBe Nus
NAIL Ser @aareu beiebt uno bann
fauft. Mnsise fur Wduner 81. 3d. 70
500, 800 unb 81. 90. Nnbere &lei=
berbdnbler perlausen Bis gu $40 fir
BITE elbe @aare.
.- 8eim 8s1u9e bes StraBenz
&arneuals in ct. gloub Ietb Sbr
freunblidt etnselaben, meinen Store
gu Current Sauptquartier gu MAIDEN.
'6erSlt@ uiufommen BET g.. IS.
Cline, Sdnbler in &lapteren, Or-
ssln, Wuiitalien, Sumelen II. !. 10.
7O5 ct, @ermainltraBe, ct. gloub.
w Cine ~polltdnbise Nusmabl
pon allen @emirsen per Yed. Spre9t
Dor Bel @ebr. Booming.
sN @ebrlber gbelbrod baben
iest bic sr6Bte Musmabl in &leibern,
Siteu, &appen, S@uben unb in ST.
nisem, mas 3ur Nusitattuns sebOrt.
Sbre 9reiie ftnb bic niebrtsiten in
Norb Winnelota
s Sarmer! @ir moneu meibe
Sobnen unb gier. 8rinst iie gu
@ebriber Booming.
HY @m. WcSbaen i'm Searle
glod an 5. Npe. iitli6 empfiehlt ii9
oils Boliterer uno fur a~usemetne STE:
paratureu, Solsarbetten II 7. 10 Ndbz
mai6inen aus smeiter 9anb gu Bar
satn Yreiieu.
N @eriu9t unieren @i9elieu
&aHee gu 20, 25, 80 unb 35c per
gfunb. ginsepadt III ein gfunb
Paquete. @ebr. 8omins.
s Wdbrenb Der &arnepalsmo:
6e .merben MIR gu9 bic sr6bten Bar
gains TT S9uben unb fertisen &let=
bern seben, bic ie in ct. gloub offe=
rtrt murben. Sour Inn etnen Soripru9
bitten @ebr. Goelbrof
eY @ute Sarm 81 perpadten,
$50 Nder unter 1flus; quite @ebduz
be auf Der Sarm. Ndberes BEL Ser
mann Gilman, Saut &apibs. 41=3t
= Mnna = 8eiler curtr erit betne
@eiunbbeit, als bas Ou SeridOner=
unssmittel auflesit. gertreibe erit
8~eritopfuns, llnuerbauli9feit NIT
&odp Wountaiu Sbee, bann befommit
Du cine bibide @eit9tsfarbe. IS Cts.
Warttn Wolitor.
= reberi6auet ni6t Subn & @n=
berries Serbit. grOHnunsss anseise.
e Sest lit BITE 3eit, gu Der SIR
S@ube sebrau6t unb gu Der Sbr ite
am beiten faufen f6nnt uno @elb
Ipart BET @ebr. gbelbrod.
= Die Nusmabl berrlider puss
naaren In Srau Subn unb Srduletu
gnberle's 9aben ptrb, mir itnb beiien
it9er, alien grnites an bas meiblt9e
Iuse unb BEN @ei@mad appelliren.
Srdulein 8eit, uelde In BEN letten
bret Sailons a0en u~olltdnbise l3us
frtebenbeit seseben bat, lit iest In Der
Gage, better als in ben lesten paar
Wopaten gu tbun, benn tie bra4te tb=
re gauge 3eit tn ben beiten @btcasoer
Husldben gu, nm it9 poutdnbts pers
traut a1 MAIDEN NIT benz torretten
Stpl fur BITE 9erbf; unb Wtnter= Saiz
ION.
e- Serren.nnb Oamert S4ube,
bte feiniten Sorten pon $1.O0. Bis
50. so BET @ebriber gbelbrod.
r- Suite Sarm gu perpa&ten,
$50 older unter Pflus; quite @ebdu=
BE auf Der Sarm. ytdberes BET 9er=
mann Gilman, Saut &apibs. 41s3tJ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10

bas berrli6 beleu6tete @ebdube nit ieinen
elettrii9en 9tdtern. Oie a%eldmadpoae
Sen iterausite0uns Oie @rmee supotfom=
member Sertdufertnnen, bic zines Iuftra<
unb @tnterpaaren. Sober miltommen
.arnepalspo9e offertrt perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-10
: gtnes MdbdeuS l.Eeint1 \

: gtnes Mdb@ens J ugeint" mag
tn tbres @eliebten Ser3 einseprdst
ietn, aber metftens uermii9t fid Der
rEetnt", ruenn nt@tbur@ &odp Moun=
tain Sbee beruorsebra9t. BUILDER
TT eth i@le@tes Mtttel." IS Gents,
Martin MoIttor.
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Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
PETITIONS IN CIRCULATION
For the Formation Of North Side Cam
 al Divisions.

Petitions addressed to the council of the Water Users association are being circulated among the water users uu- der the. Salt river valley. Maricopa and Grand canals asking that body to cre- ate three canal divisions as provided for under article of the articles of in corporation of the Water Users asso- citation, the article that provides the methods of local control of irrigating ditches and water supply, by those who use the water.
 The article provides for the appoint mcnt of three commissioners for each division so created, who shall have charge of the administration and con- duct of the water in their respective canals, under the superior authority of the association. These men must be resident within the divisions they con trol and their offices will be important ones. If the petitions are granted by the council it will require some time 10 perfect the organization. It will be
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
THE WINCHESTER HABIT
The Old Man of the SWisshelms
 Stands off ProSpectOrs.

There Is an old man in the Swiss helms in Cochise county who has been there for nearly a generation settled upon q little silver and lead claim. A quarter of a century ago it was sup posed to be valuable. and the only thing believed by the owner in the way Of its development was the Apache He got used to maintaining his rights with a Winchester. It grew to be habit of which he has never been able to rid himself
 He is in consequence holding up the development of the mineral resources of that region. His name is Clark.
 The other day a party of prospectors from Tombstone who have some claims in that part of the county went out to dc assessment work. Their claims are not on the property of the old man, CT even immediately adjoining. They had no reason to anticipate any trouble for there had been no sort of q dis pute They had hardly begun their work when the old man turned loose his Winchester and the assessment work was postponed for a time.
 After awhile communication was es- tablished with Clark, with the result that he was satisfied that the visitors had no hostile intent. and they were allowed to finish their labors.
 It is said that the prospector who strays into that part of the world does so with his life in his hand
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20
AR OBJECT LESSON
The Effect of Storage Prospects on
 Land Values.

A great deal is being said about the value of water storage, and how if will increase property values in this valley. The effect of the announce meat that the dam would be built is already noticeable, and prices have ma terially advanced, many who invested early having already made some com fortable sums in the clear by selling again at prices that will still be ad- vanced fully double at no very distant day. A case in point is that of g cer- tain eighty-acre tract near -tilendale. About two years ago, and when the prospects for water storage were, to say the least very discOurG ging, x. W. Garman rented from A c. Merryman Of Marinette. Wis. the eighty acres in question, with the option of buying the tract at SIP per acre anytime with in five years.
 When the reservoir became a certain ty he bought the land. Recently he sold to J. Ernest Walker and Raymond Fl. Satterwhite one-half of it, or forty acres. at $25 per acre. or total of S1.GCO. just what he had given MT. Mer- ryman for the entire eighty acres. leav- ing his own forty acres with house and nice improvements thereon, clear profit, less the incidentals of the trans fer.
 That Messrs. Walker and Satter- white also got a bargain is evident from the fact that forty acres of des- ert land adjoining sold a few days ago at $40 an acre, $15 more than these men paid for improved property only few weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

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