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Carter-StOTman.

A. Nj. Carter, of Magdalena, So
nora, and Miss Anita Sherman of San
Jose, Cal, were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at the parlors of
the Orndorff Hotel by Probate Judge
kirkpatrick, says the Tucson Star of
Sept. 10Th The groom is one of the
best known mining men in his section.
The bride is daughter of the late
j. Sherman, mining man and mer-
chant of Magdalena. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter left for their home yesterday
afternoon on the International Miss
Gertrude Sherman, a sister of the
bride, accompanied her sister from
Sar Jose to this city to be present at
the wedding. She will remain in Tue
son for some time.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Carter and
his bride arrived in the city from Tue
son and registered at the Montezuna
and Thursday morning they were
southbound passengers en- route to
Magdalena, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. Carter is well and favorably
known III Sonora mining circles. being
president ana general manager or the
Magdalena Exploration and Develop
ment company, an incorporation own
ing very valuable gold properties in
the Magdalena district which are now,
under his supervision, being success
fully developed He is worth young
gentleman, honorable and upright in
ali his dealings and wide awake
business man.
The bride is a beautiful and highly
accomplished young lady, loved and
respected by all who know her. Her
education was completed in Califor-
MAS best college. She is fitting
help-mate for one of the best fellows
in the world, who has secured real
and lovely gem for wife. May their
journey through life as husband and
wife, be prosperous and happy.
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Tucson, Arizona, June 81, 1908.
The joint board of Santa Cruz and
Pima counties met at 9 o'clock, H. M,
pursuant to recess of June 26th, 1908.
Present Chairman Farrell and Mem
bers Harrison and Harmon from Santa
Cruz county; Chairman Rebel and
Members Ronstadt and Vail and Clerk
Nets of Pima county board being pre-
sent. District Attorney Dale of Pima
county also present, Clerk Hero.d of
the Santa Cruz county board being
absent.
The minutes of the proceedings of
the meeting of the JOINT board of
supervisors of June 18th, 1908, were
read and ordered approved. All mem
ders of the joint boarI voting faye"
After due deliberation the following
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, the treasurer of Pima
county is in receipt of demand made
by the Territorial Treasurer of a GER
tain amount of interest claimed to be
due the territory on 1918 275 80 of
Pima county Narrow Guage funding
Bonds. and,
WHEREAS, the burden of payment
of all moneys required TO be paid
thereon is to lie propor tionately borne
by both Pima and Santa Cruz
counties in the proportion that Santa
Cruz county is to bear of the Pima
county Indebtedness as provided by
law, and,
WHEREAS, Upoa careful examin
alton, and consideration of the bonds
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this court. Said sale to take place on
September 18th, A. ID. 1903, and ali
bids to be in writing, and addressed to
Albert Steinfeld, the Administrator
aforesaid at his office in the City of
Tucson. County OF Pima, Territory of
Arizona, and to be filed by the said
Administrator in the Office of the clerk
of the Probate COur4 of the County of
Santa Cruz, and Territory aforesaid.
Dated September Bird, 1903
w. A. O'CONNOR,
1t. JUDGE.
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J Pascholy, assigned accounts jurors,


j Pascholy, assigned accounts jurors,
s45.6O.
j Pascholy, assigned accounts jurors,
S64 20.
j Maloney, ballifr 1872
Thomas J Turner, keeping prisoners,
May s88.87.
E D Miller, printing and publishing,
S54 80.
Francisco Contreras, guard small
pox. Nogalitos, $lS.
international Bank, assigned &C
counts jurors. 1920.
L F Swain, assigned accounts Jurors,
S196.sO.
L F Swain. assigned accounts jurors,
S73 60.
Ramon Fontinez, constable fees
presinct No. 6, Sc 60
Pima County, Arizona, care of
prisoners, 1928.
J I'll PoEaeroy, repairs of jill pump,
$1l.
GENERAL FUND,
Phil Herold. contingent expenses
board of supervisors office, $780,
F Rodriguez, rent court house
June 1908, 500.
Phil Herold, postage, etc., S1o.45.
Frank j Duffy, expenses to Tucson
In relation to case of Barnes & Martin
VS.. Santa Cruz county, Sl6.65.
Frank j Duffy, certified copy of
evidence in the case of Territory VS..
Gregorio Arvizu, So so.
A H Noon, witness and mileage in
relation to case of Barnes & Martin
VS.. Santa Cruz county, $32.
F Rodriguez, rent district at
torney's Office quarter ending June 80
1908, S24.
Thomas j Turner, railroad fare,
postage, etc., sherifgs Office quarter
ending June 30, 1908, SlO6 70.
ROAD FUND.
F F Rodriguez. supplies road dis
trict No. l, $500.
John X Nolahd, road work, road
district No. l, Si36.
On motion, the board took recess
until July Goth, 1908.
APPROVED, r. FARRELL,
Chairman.
ATTEST:
PHIL. HEROLD. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Nogales Ariz., Sept 10, 1903
Notice is hereby given to the tax
payers of the town of Nogales that the
tax roll of said town, for the year 1908,
has been compiled and placed in my
hands, and that all town taxes are now
due and payable at the office of the
Town Council, in the Mix building on
Morley Avenue, in said town of No
gales, at which place all persons from
whom taxes are due are notified to
appear and pay the same.
Town Taxes become deliquent Sep
tember, 30 after which date Il penalty
of nifty (50) cents and five per cent will
be added.
PHILLIP j. CLARK,
Town Marshal.
First pub. Sept. u. IN.
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NOTICE

In the District Court Of the County of
Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate OF Alonzo
E. Noon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs
Annie Noon, has filed in this court her
petition praying that Letters of Admit
nistration of the Estate of Alonzo e.
Noon, deceased be granted to her ard
that the same will be heard on Tuesday
the 18th. day of September A. d. 1908.
at 10 O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, at the court room of said court. i'm
Nogales County of Santa Cruz, Terri
tory of Arizona, and all persons in
terested in said estate are notified then
and there to appear and show canse.
if any they have. why the PRAYER of
sasd petitioner should not be granted.
Dated September Bird, 1O93
w. A. O'CONNOR, Z
1T. CLERK
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT WORK

To Ben. Acevedo. his heirs, executor,
administrator and assigns, Greeting:
Take notice that the undersigned
being co-owners with you in the John
Smith Mining Claim, situated in the
Patagonia mining district, Santa Cruz
County. Territory of Arizona. the
location notice of which said Mining
Claim is of record in the Office of the
county recorder of Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, in book of mining locations,
at rage four hundred and sixty three
463-et. seq. Having done and per-
formed the annual assessment work
on said claim to the amount of One
Hundred Dollars, for the year ending
Dec. 3lst, 1902, unless you contribute
your proportionates share of said amount
as required by law, your interest in
said Mining Claim will be declared
fortified.
DENNIS COUGHLIN
HENRY HARMON.
First date of publication, Sept y,
1903. 3-M
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NOTICE.
Office of the Board of Super }
visors of Santa Cruz :
County, Nogales, Sept. y, 1903. \


Sealed bids will be received at this
Office up to 10 o'clock A NJ. Monday
October 9TH, 1903, for the furnishing
and construction of fourteen foot
steel wind mill, thirty foot steel tower
supporting the same. Il pump of capa-
city to raise two Thousand gallons of
water daily into a tank level with the
base of the dome of the court house,
ten thousand gallon galvanized tank
set on a substantial wooden tower
about twenty feet high and connect
Same with pump and pipes of court
house.
All bids to be accompanied by GER
titled check in the sum of $50 90.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Supervisors.
PHIL HEROGD,
Clerk
First pub. Sept. IL. At
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Wednesday morning Mr.. X Du-
Bots, manager of Geo. B Marsh's
undertaking parlors, left for Den
yer, Colorado, with the remains of
his wife who had died the day be-
fore, from consumption. Mr.. Du-
Bots was accompanied by his little
four-old son who will possibly
make his future home in that CITY.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
OF THE
Board of Supervisors of Santa
Cruz County.

Tucson, Arizona, June zOs ISO0
hejoint board ofsupervisors of Pima
and Santa Cruz counties met at
o'clock p. M, on June Goth, 1908.
Chairman Farrell and Members Harri-
son and Harmon of the Santa Cruz
county board of supervisors and Chair
man Rebel and Members Ronstadt
and Vail and Clerk Nets of the board
of supervisors of Pima county, also
District Attorney Duffy of Santa Cruz
county and District Attorney Dale of
Pima county being present.
The Joint board of supervisors of Santa
Cruz and Pima counties proceeded to
check the statement of the Pima coun
ty Narrow Guage K. R., bonds, and to
count said bonds and coupons, in the
possession of the treasurer of Pima
county and found them to be as fol-
lows, to-wit:
$50 Pima County Narrow Guage R
R., bonds, numbered from. to l5O
both inclusive of 81 900 each together
with three interest coupons attached
to each bond amounting in all, bon Is
and coupons, to the sum of $i65, 100.
The joint board further proceeded to
count and figure certain lotef detached
lithogra pied coupons, 1892 in number
aggregating the sum of $157, 22O.
Chairman Farrell of Santa Cruz
board of supervisors, stated that the
7 per cent bonds due from Santa Cruz
county to Pima county had been or
dered printed and would be delivered
to Pima county as soon as said bonds
were ready for delivery, and that the
interest due up to January lst, 1908,
on said per cent bonds would be or
dered paid.
The action of the board of super
visors of Pima county in the matter of
demands and expenditures incident to
the litigation concerning the Pima
county Narrow Guage Railroad bonus
was ratified and approved as proper
charge against the counties of Santa
Cruz and Pima.
On motion, and all members of the
joint board voting 'aye," the joint
board took a recess until June 9th,
1908.
ANDRES REBEL,
Chairman Board of Supervisors Pima
County, Arizona.
ATTEST: JOHN NETS,
Clerk Board of Supervisors, Pima
County, Arizona.
RICHARD FARRELL,
Chairman Boord of Supervisors San ia
Cruz County, Arizona.
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Office of the Board of Super
visors of Santa Cruz
County, Nogales, July 1, 1903.
The board met at 2 p. m. pursuant
to adjournment of June 1st, 1908.
Present Chairman Farrell, Members
Harrison and Harmon and Clerk
Herold.
The board now proceeded to audit
and allowed quarterly demands. on
the county.
The following demands were allowed
and ordered paid out of the funds, to-
wit:
SALARY FUND.
A. Harrison. salary, supervisor
May and June, 1908, SIG 65
X Farrell, salary as supervisor, May,
1882.
Geo. B Marsh, salary as treasurer
quarter ending une 80, 1908, $3l2.5O'
Frank j Duffy, salary as district
attorney quarter ending June 80,
1908, 1912 SO.
Thomas Turner, salary as sheriff
quarter ending June 80, 1908, $150.
Phil Herolo, salary as recorder
quarter ending June 80, 1908, S312.5O.
w A. O'Gonnor, salary as probate
judge quarter ending Juhe 80, 1908.
$3.50.
Thomas j Turner, salary as assessor
qual ter ending June 80, 1908, $3.50.
V w Clark, salary jaiIer. June,
S75.
EulalIa Leon, salary as janitor
quarter ending June 80, 1908, 500
f Noon, salary as clerk of district
court quarter ending June 80, 1908,
$62 So.
Henry Harmon, salary as supervisor
quarter ending June 80, 1908. $175.
M Marsteller, work in recorders
office, April and May, 1908, $4l.
On Quinn, Justice fees, precinct
No. 4, So.
q A. Fielder. bounty on bear scalps,
$50.
l. E Fleis;her, interpreter fees, $15.
l. 3 Fleischer, interpreter fees,
$3.50.
S Ashley, justice fees, precinct No.
l, presented for $I1995, allowed for
$117.45.
G P Lopez, constable fees, precinct
No. l, $3.50.
w Clark, deputy sheriff fees,
$500.
F Rodriguez, water quarter end
ing June 80, 1908, SIS.
f f Rodriguez, supplies, 1913.
F F Rodriguez, burial of INDECENT,
SIS.
F Rodriguez. lights. June 1908,
$3.50.
E L Cakes, grand juror, $l3.40.
A. S Henderson, grand juror, $40.
Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Company, rental quarter ending June
80, 1903, presented for $23 55, al
lowed for $22.25.
Thomas j Turner, sheriff's fees
quarter ending June 30, 1908, presen-
ted for 1910 IS, allowed tor $500. 80.
James Kane, bailiff, $32.
A. l. Pellegrin IL Co, assigned &C
counts jurors, $S3 60.
A. l. PeIlegrin q Co., assigned ac-
counts jurors, ST. 40
Nogales Electric Light, Ice & Water
Company, lights Jail quarter ending
June 80, 1903, $2S 20.
Nogales Electric Light, Ice g. Water
Company, ice court house. $3.50.
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debtedness it appers that the only law
full evidence of Indebtedness consists
of $50 bonds of $1,000 with three
coupons attached to each bond, aggre-
eating in all the sum of $165, $50.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the board of
supervisors of Pima county is hereby
authorized to further investigate into
the validity of the Territorial Treas,
urer's demand and engage such legal
authority as may be deemed expedient
by said board to establish the true in
debtedness of Pima and Santa Cruz
counties growing out of this SAID Pima
county Narrow Guage R. r., bonds
Be it further,
RESOLVED, that any expense in
Cured by Pima county in such &C
tions shall be borne by both counties
III the proportion in which other in
debtedness of Pima county has been
heretofore apportioned between both
counties.
On motion, all members of the joint
board voting AYE" it was ordered
that the joint board adjourn sine die.
ANDRES REBEL,
Chairman of Board of Supervisors
Pima County, Arizona
ATTEST: JOHN NETS,
Clerk Board of Supervisors Pima
County, Arizona.
RICHARD FARRELL,
Chairman Board of Supervisors of
Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Current News Club.

The Current News Club met with Mrs
Stricken March 10. Fifteen members
responded to roll call with News Items.
Eighteen visitors were entertained by
the club Ladies'. ~
A program on Germany was carried
out, with Mrs. Reineke as leader.
The program was as follows:
Mrs. Rem read an interesting paper.
Mrs. Pfeferle read a paper on the
Government of Germany.
A trio was sung by Mesdames REIN,
Krook and Zelle.
Mrs. Vogel wrote book review on
the s.Crisis."
Mrs. Krook sang a German Song.
Principal cities of Germany by Mrs
Zelle.
An interesting poem was read by MISS
Baasen.
Parliamentary Law was read by Miss
Crone.
Vocal Solo by Emma Triton.
After the meeting adjourned ice cream
and cake was served and the Club Ladies
enjoyed social time with their friends
The club meets March "a with Mrs
Silverson.
EMMA TRITON, Sec'y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
LAFAYETTE VILLAGE.

President, P. A. Retrum. Council
men, John Lund, I. Abrahamson, G. Of
son. Recorder, J. 81. Peterson. Treasurer.
Victor Lund. Justice, o. A. DIN. Con-
stables, Hjelmar Lund, Claus Anderson
BERNADOTTE.
Supervisors, Aug. Samuelson, CHI, John
Karstad, Chas. O.. .Gustafson. Clerk,
August Frederickson. Treasurer, August
He'd. Assessor, Lars Karstad. Justice,
A. Fredrickson, Ole Peterson. Constable,
Chas. Jenson. tx
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
NEW ULM REVIEW.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 1e, 1908.
An Open Letter..
New Ulm, March II, 1908

EDITOR REVIEW. -. -
In his last edition the editor Of the
journal feels justified ia calling Mr..
Francis Livesey Of Sykesv,lle, Md, q
noted public writer, and president and
founder of the American Press Writer'S
Association, an anarchist, just because
this man sent to the Journal a postal
card, praising me for my part of the
work towards civilization. ~. ,...-....,..
For the first time, perhaps, an editor
who claims self-composure, goes so far
as to call man who said "stop socialism,
stop public Schools" an anarchist. Once
we used to mix socialists with anarchist
but today, only people who are out Of
touch with the progress of thought will
dare utter such nonsense, so much worse
is it, fran editor of newspaper whose
vocation is education of the public comes
out with a statement that a man who
says ''stop socialism" and who Is not
sharing my political views, is also called
an anarchist. .-.
Did Mr.. Liesch not accidehtly own a
newspaper he would have the greatest
task of his life to find any obscure edi-
tor to publish an article so uncalled for
as the one in the last journal. 49,.
Any other publisher would have laid
that postal card aside or replied to the
person who sent it, but to use it to. re-:
feet on my profession as musician, in.
dicates unfairness and hypocrisy, pre-
JUDGE and inability to grasp the mean
ing of logic the all around foe of an edi.
tor-to me to be the mother of this great
article in the Journal and it; stands as
warning to every respectable man who
dares say word in the interest of per-
sonal liberty and freedom, as Mr.. Livesey
is known to do in his own way and as
dare do. ED. BosKY.
Either player, linguist, traveller and phi
losopher.
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Sometimes it is Very Fresh.

Re-editlng from the columns of other
local papers IS not permitted in the
Journal Office. Inevitably the news is
fresh and the people appreciate its fresh
pess.-New Ulm Journal.
What possible difference does it make
whether the editing is done in the office
or someplace outside OF the office, since
it is known that it is done. A good
straight lie is better than half truth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
COURTIAND.

President, Henry Schlottman. Coun-
Gilman, William F. siege, H. H. Drill,
William A. Gerboth. Recorder, VIM. b.
Hers. Treasurer, Fred. Bobsin. Justice,
Lorenz Hunziker. Constable, John A.
Dauer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
N. Newdall. Constable, a. Peterson.

i HOME. ss
Chairman, Joseph Corey. Supervisors,
John Tesmer, Chas. S. Robertson. Town
Clerk, VIM. Dey. Treasurer. VIM. j..
Current. Assessor, r.. NJ. Kennedy.
Justice ofthe Peace, Ernst Rollof, Joseph
Hillesheim. Constable, Andre1 Stock
stadi.
LAKE HANsKA.
Chairman, H. F. Fredrickson. Super
visors, Jacob Bake, Martin Paulson.
Town Clerk, Marcus Predecessor.
Treasurer, Carl Olstad. Assessor, Frank
Lee. Justice of the Peace. Geo. F. Lee.
Constable, Caspar Olstad.
LINDEN.
Chairman, Gudman Anderson. Super
yisors, Nels Erickson, Halvor Halvor
son. Town Clerk, Clement Halyorson.
Treasurer, b. q. sUlen. Assessor, ]. NJ.
johnson. Justice of the Peace, Theo.:
Thormodson. Constables, Peter Rusten,
Jr., H. G. Jorgensen.
STARK.
Chairman, Jacob Duncan. Supervisors,
John Soukup, Joseph Safert. Town
Clerk, Arnold Hillesheim. Treasurer,
Anton Ruqey. Assessor, III. p. Hilles-.
helm. Justices ofSttie Peace, Otto FRI
ton, H.. G. Hillesheim. Constables,
Caspar Hauschke, Ferdinand Heidemann.
Chairman, John Mack. Supervisors,
Her. Radlof, j. NJ. Haubrich. Town
Clerk, H. J. Meyer. Treasurer, Fred
Rollof. Assessor, H. ]. Meyer. Justice
of the Peace, Christ Schmltz. Constable,
Paul Prahl.
MULLIGAN. An
Chairman, A. Stienmetz. Supervisors,
N. j. Cook, j. B. Schumacher. Town.
Clerk, John j. Schumacher. Treasurer,
John Winischitl. Assessor, Joseph
Berberich. Justice of the Peace, Mich.
Krezmarzick. Constable, Henry Raschka.
Chairman, Anton Hillesheim. Super
visors, Peter Seifert, ] P. Manderfeld.
Town Clerk, John Manderfeld. Treasur.
er, Jos. Wiltscheck. Assessor, John A.
Sellner. Constables, Jos. Soukup, Otto
Schulz.
SPRINGFIELD.
President, II. 0. Schleuder. Trustees,
E. Aftermath, W. M. Blackman and James
Dickson. Recorder, A. Frederlckson.
Treasurer, J. R. Schmid. Assessor and
Justice, G. S. Peterson. Constable, G. NJ.
Semans.
X ... HANSKA. .rt .~,s -
President, NJ j. Ouren. Trustees, F.
G. Ohambard, Axel Algren and Albert
Frederlckson. Recorder, Einar Tosnberg.
Treasurer, Alner Ouren. justice, G. w.
Chambard. Constable William Bruse.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
Intt,al clcrk- Carrier examination.

Initial Clerk Carrier Examination.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that on April 90, 1903
at New Ulm an examination will be held
for the positions ofclerk and carrier in
the Post-O Office Service.
From the eligibles resulting from this
examina ton it is expected that the Post
master General will select the carriers
and substitute carriers who are to be APP
pointed prior to the establishment OF free
delivery IN this city. Selections from
these eligibles may also be made for ap-.
pointments to the positions Of clerk and
carrier after the establishment OF free
delivery.
This examination offers an excellent
opportunity for entering the Federal
service to bright, energetic young per-
sons who are not afraid of hard work. It
may be stated that there is q wider field
for advancement upon merit in the FEEDER
al service than in many private employ
ments.
The nature Of the examination Is test
of practical, general intelligence and Of
|-adaptability in post office work. The
examination will consist of the subjects
mentioned below, which will be weight
ed as follows.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18

dependence Hall for the Pennsy lvania
building at the Worlds Fair, ST. Louis.
Herbert W. Bowen, .. s. Minister to-
5yemznela, reports that President Castro
will make an effo1tto arrange his affairs
80 lh,t he can visit the Worlds Fair, st.
Louis, IN 1904.
The California Legislature has decided
on $4,000 for State exhibit at the
Worlds Far, St. Louis. This will be in
addition to the county appropriation
which will exceed the state appropria-
ton.
Benedict Perry, aged twenty, Of New
Haven, Connecticut, has turned out some
wonderful articles with jack knife
made to represent modern city. He
intends to exhibit his work at the
Worlds Fair, St. Louis, 1904, and there
will be few exhibits which will repre-
sent more skill and patience.
The Missouri Kansas zinc and lead
district is at work on scheme to build
large concentrating plant at the Worlds
Fair, ship four or five car loads OF miner
al daily to be concentrated and let the
Fair visitors see how the work is done IN
that region.
y 4 T. s 3 sEz -.
Charles Stanley. an inventor, of San
Francisco, is building huge ship to
euter in the Worlds Fair aerial tourna-
ment at St. Louis in 1904. 1t is the most
gigantic air.shlo ever attempted, custing
100000, and the inventor proposes to
fly from San Francisco to St. Louis in
his machine.
The great military parade is to be one
of the most important features of the
three days ceremonials in connection
with the centennial celebration of the
Louisiana Purchase and the dedication
of thea Worlds Fair buildings at St.
Louis, beginning April 30th next. Ad-
jutant- General Corbin, the grand mar
shall, has selected Gen. Bates to COM
mand the 5000 regulars and Gen. Roe,
ranking officer of the New York Nation
al Guard, to command the militia regi-
ments in the parade, which will number
10000 to $4,000.
A wonderful time saving admissions
system has been planned for the World s
Fair, St. Louis. Automatically register
ing turnstiles will be used for the first
time at any exposition. Each turnstiles
will be connected by underground
electric wires with corresponding dial in
central Office. Every admission through
turnstile will be registered simultane-
ously on the dali The dlals in the central
Office. will keep running record Of ad-
missions, giving at any minute of the day
the exact number of persons that have
passed through every gate. At night an
adding machine will cast up the totals in
less than five minutes.
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