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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

Observation-Disclosures nit Der 9luff6rtfts grue
potulS fpr cpnltruCtinq WIaiolrO 9SdIl etc, TO
be erccteb OIL Rplano ISater Iulper Got, u0reis
irt an oJDC Npar0 OF NUaro3 Of Baltimore, ="
lucroen in BEN Nilredt oeS Observation-Disclosures,
Ratbball9, Baltimore, Wtb., bis Wiittiuud,, ben
IS. Sult 1906, II llBr @urmittags, %cntaegcn
AcIloHncit, Inn mie Nrhett ltIo WIaterialie1 at
lieferu mn ale gtrheit 5l pcrritten, lueIhc err
furoerli6 lit. nm ole WtunertGppe, ben 3ei6,
bic GcrraicnftuicH. Die Wtnuer, oG5 %etferre
Jbur etc, lpclcbe uif benz &igcntblnt, lpeIdcs
ais ,%1tpldnb I4atcr Iolper Got" befuurt un0
an Der g8eitieitc Der AoIutos %2tpcnIe, narolth
bon Der StaotsGtuie llll0 ~unaeflbr 800 6ub
ilbli6 bon ocr Colo Spring Cane geIegen lit,
5u Conftruirelt.
glQe NngebOte mitlien bon einent be8Iaubtgs
ten Gbed be0leitCt fem. mel6er nIf ben 9tnrlen
pes gtaburs mo StubtratbS bon baltimore
alt5geiteIlt 1T. mo Der erfuGgrci1e Eeuerber
miro n~ebulten, 5uiric0enitelctoe Niirgfbaft fir
Die geircte Ntsfitbrun0 pcs llcDGretnfpnllneIt5
gIei6 Dem ooppcltct SSer:Dc oes Gontraitc5 5t
IictIel.
Die Gontruttbcb6roe ~referbirt ib bn5 8cht,
ieoe5 uocr ulle AuBcbotc ODER 3BCtle ~oCricl6cn
5lriidjtiUeiiclt.
Mireb M. Gnid,
gSuitcr SiBcnienr.
NcItIti9t:
e. Glai Stmanus,
Yrdii6cut Der GoItruitbcbOroe.
CSuIt29,30, SuIi2, S,5,6, I0.10,11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
Gof-Greef 9ampfbOot Gompagnie.

abfnbrt beg Gatniers mad Stonc Greet bon
Spofon's gScrfte tdglid, ausaenonltlet SanIs
itueE, unI g ll6r Wioraers mo 2.30 Nahmits
taaS. M6fabrt bon Qrolun's Werfie nm $40
Wtnraeus uuD 5 llbr g~fddnittags.
Sampler mad BOD Greet tdglih, auseenotts
men GamitagS, bon Npofon's gSerfte lm 8 ubr
Wloroens II. 2.30 9tadnl. Bon grurun's g8erffe
um $40 W,oraenS uito 3 ltbr Fndtl. SamiiaeS
nab beibcri GrceIs bon Sobfon's 9Serfte nm 6
ltbr Moraetis uHo $50 9tadnt. Nrutun's gScrfte
i'm Clio M1orecns unb 3 ll1r Nnfn1.
Sufntaas ilft 4 ito S ltbr Miprgers tno 2
ilbr 9tndrr. mad beiocu Greefs; bon gru,un's
@crfte 10 Miitutcn fpdter.
1abrpreis fir bic 0iuuareiie % Gents.
(Sunit, SuS3MGte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

@Tt CItVHH6 ptf Stgn. efftf 6rdH
unb oer Sis tbrcr SIei6er bnnet bon benz bon
ibr aeiragenett Gprfct nb. Sizes 1T es, mas
Srnuen bb6ft nniiebeno uno bcfuunoert ma6t.
Giele sdrter6en ftno auf enaeefd,niirte biuiee
9ortefs iitfid6ifhoret ipelhe bic freie sttbittiftg
bebiHoerit. Gas uNabe Gurict" lit has ein3ige
Gorfet anf benz Marft. lucIbcs treies atbein.
boIen %eeftaiiei. .geaoe Guriet" 9arlprs, ar.
2003, NprbsG parties. Strahe. (yebr18,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
Muuic &. Sd,eQcr.

IS ftarb am 8. 5uli 1906 Minnie Is. she4eF'
geltebie Satin bes bertturhenclt godli SWvt
Suli, 1bS nor Wlorgeie. BON iDrcr lctleIl }Gug.
nln9, Nr. iii, SilosGbapclz StruBc ai2 l'uII,
nm nafIt nudl Der ct, Wttdntls.Nirhe ny mM
ccrlc rcteSriyt ,nirS Gq2--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
@ermiidJte Inscigen.
Ynffurocrnna

Is miro 5ur aaBemciuen acnnttib acbru6t.
bab
/. Der 6ubritoireftor Sr. suirro 9fiitcr,
lpo6nbaft in NctlcniIe, Stuut Niclps Scriep, irili
her in baltimore Gt0dt WiGrDlano, 9ioroalnea
rlLa. Sobn hea 6abtiIarbeiters Iobanu aaipar
YfIiter uno ieincr Gbeirult @lifabeibu, gebure4
nen GIor geioe iuobnbait in Gtettcn. @rpbberi
Sogthum @noen,
2. bic eanla Mebmaun, obnc @crif, pobHa
bait in Snrtub. @robber5pntbrm Naoeit, God
ter oeS @rubber joalthen Spriimciiiers Siftor
1eblinnfi mo leincr Gbeirdu 9llifc. eeboreter
2i6tether9er. Vctnc mubt6uft in q1rrah,
Die Gbe, mil e%llldilocr ~eiraebeil poIlen.
Sic Nefannimudura nre 9nfuchpts BAT in
2brrud, @ellcottc nnb Baltimore 5l acidcben.
g6rraG, ben 26. Stni 1906.
Ter Stanorsbeamte.
IN &ertretlng:
(192) Hl. Setreider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

Nugcbutr lucroctt bon benz Nireftorium oes
MarDldHb 3uhtbdufeS bis ) llIr 9iafmittags
am rs. Suli 1906 crtGegen aenonmen fir bic
Contribution Der 6rulensSbtbeilnng oes UturDs
lauo 3u6tbaufcS. Blane i6nnen i'm @itrcutt
bc5 glrhitefteu G6uS. NJ, Inoerfon, 9tr. 1924,
g}orozG bnrleas Strube, cilgeieben mo BON oiciem
crbalteu perbcll. Sin be9luubigter Gbed bon
$500 miro nit ieocm cin8erei1tcn Nnaebot &c,
Nilrgibuil i'm poacn Nefraa ieinco &0rani6IagS
itclen. Sie NebDroe bebalt iib baS Hedt oOr,
trNcno Elm NngebOt an5uteBntelt ooer uQe 81
perluerfcn.
SGgn j. &cDlcr,
GSIS,90,6) ISarocill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

GdS Gole0ocr 8reiSQcs
rid)t bot bic &ollitrcdung 0ea llrtbeil3
0c0cn Die iiinf &0ilptcr Oc5 GiStrultc3
~iiItirt mo Ole GcrltrtDciltcn iGnmtIih
1cacn pcrb1ltniBnlGBiq geringc @iira.
idoit III 6rcibcit 0ciebt. SIS miro BIN.
51lgeiilQt milnOlidc &crbonollng in
Der Nn1ctcQcnbcit lpcr0c n0bridcin-
lid) nid)t Dor 0cn1 Serblt 1tuttiin0cn.
Gonn bobcu Die Gntlollcncn olio pollz
ouf Belt, ibrc H0ltbcreicn mic0cr oli.
5uncbmCn u1O iih fir Oie ouierlcgte
0el0bubc porab nlt Ellblifum id)o0s
los SIT boltcn. Gas &rcia1eridt bot
0en encrQiihcn Hid)ter &infooc folt-
geltellt, 003 NrbeitSbolS 6rpht nidlt
mebr, ntO bis 5llnt &erbIt miro lid)
pobrlhicnIib cin g8e9 finocn, olt6
bon Der @cl0itrofe loS5ufommen. Gas
oltf'S 9tcltc crmadcn0c &crtrollen 1T
itnlerc Hcdtp@ilc0c bot Ollrd) Die Gut
i6ei0unA 0ca &rciSgcrid)tS eincn
ldnercn Stob crlitten. Sod Cit poar
Gntl6ciounQcn oieier Nlrt, ltn0 oos
Golt miro 0ic NnfiinOigung, cS Iolle
ben Srllit@ an Den Srogen geber1, MIR
nod bel0heIn.
(Ginc. Treic YrcIIe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
HSunrS SubCr.

IS ltarb am o. auIt 1906. nm . u0F -
Mtu. Abenos, YaitOr GonGTo 9mOef, IHIi
Gadmittaas Inn , IlBt, non Der endr9. .lniS,
81. MGii6disNir3c, ode 6G0Gite. SiI9Be hiso
Gentralsgtbcnue, aus nlf Dem UGg'elh''-0'''"
~ n55mmn eic tramernecn @tlterbliebrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
(Ginc. SSreie ErcIie)

Seit Dem 5 ubrctS20itn in
in bicicm 2onoc 81 WiQipncn Wfenz
ifcn 0clotOct, 0eren Nodlpltd)S &C.
troIt nit orei mlltipli5irt lueroen
fam, 10 00B bon Dem ounperf1lIdtcn"
Imeritoncrtblm bcr5lid) penig iibrlg
bleibt. @c0enft man ferner, Dab Die
9epolferlnG Dor 1920 iih ebenfollS
5llm groBcn Ebeil aus Ginlponoerern
refrlltirtc, 10 lhrrnpit oos 8otents
Nmertfancrtbum altf eiren lod)erlt-
den 9rudtbcil 5tiammen. Nngelifta
0ellen fam cS mobl feline lGherlifere
gebaltptnnQ acben, olS DOB cine No'
ton, Die 00r5lih ans fremoen Gle
mentcn bcIteht, feline Irenoe Glementc
mebr SIT oilimiliren perntag. MaS
ld)lieBlld nod boS argument Der
lleberpoltcrlnQ bctriift, 10 9enilgt
cine GilcnhobnIubrt BON 100 Wteilcn,
ipe5ieu III Ocn mcItlid1en lino iilblldci1
Stoatcr, nm nild) oicien Ginlpano SIT
e%nttr0ften. llebrigcnS fam er 81 fclz
ner 3elt nit penig Hedlt erhobelt
neroen, pte qcroOe iett. no Elm tbot.
i1d)lid)er Wongel an IrbeitSfroften
nod)mei3bor lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

Orb Of d + mitS in0crnib i.
Cine Orb 6ait uon 100000 Marf nit
icltIumem @in0crniB lit Ser Sta0t
W%tagOeburg 5ugefallen. 0ns aopitoI
lit sur Grriftung zines 9liuOen- Slt-
ItltltS beItimnt. Ger oieier Gage per.
Itorbene GrblalIer bat aber Die Sto6t
MIR fiir Den SAT- ais @rbe1 einqeicbt,
DAB lic Ben Nod1neis Dierfiir erbrin0t,
elm etluo neuniGbriger &nobe, fiir sen
Der &crItorbenc, ein after Sl1nagcieQe,
biaber Den l~lnterbalt beItritten bate,
lei nldt Icit &ino. Die Ieit Tabrcn
per'dollene Wtlltter oes Sinoea bate
beboltptet, Ser nun perItorbenc Orb.
lulier iei Scr nutiirIidle Safer oieirs
&na6en. Der Seritorbene bate 0o.
mol@, I'M ullcn Sfanoal 5lt ncrnlci,
oerL Den llnterhalt fir 0cn &nobcn
ilbernomnlen. sic Gaterldaft obcr
entidieOcn beitrittcn. Sebt iou alor-
itcllltng in Oieiem Eunfte erioIgen.
Serno9 Die Staot ben 9emeia SIT iiib.
rem, ooB ser grbloiier nift Ser Sater
ocS ainoea lit, Damn flieBen ibr sic
100000 Mari sit, ionit nidt. No6
10 lan8cn Na6rcn miro oiele @cuciS-
filbruno tidt gon5 einfad lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

llnter Sem 6Ieii6 d Ii
0elcb f0nncn Die Eoder nid)t Oo;u
ongebolten mcr0cl, sic Naturalization
nit ocnt Gotlm Der Scritculnq 3t
pcric6ell, 9Iderbuu . ScfrctGr %Silion
ober meint, Dies mittclit oc@ Nto6-
r%lrl9smittcl . @cietes orrhiebcn Ill
fonncn. WFit Scr 2urdfiibrrn1Q OcS
erIteren 8cicbCS lit ser Gbef oea 9ii.
rcolla fitr &icb}ltht, Wteluilt, bctroltt,
NIT Der bc9 5mcitcn Eroi. @ilcp POM
Mderbou Ncpurtcnent. Gle bciOcu
Ncomten mcrOcn Sono in NunO ar,
beiten. @enn bic 5lciid=Gonicrpc.l
bon Wcluin'S 9romtcn inipiiirt iinO,
lucrOcn bic I9cnten @ilep's imlforft
llnId)au boItcn mtb onruui bcitcben.
ooB bic S%erpotllng oes 9%iidienIlei,
Id)cS, 0aa cbcn audi 5i ben .Gunne0
GOODS" gcbort, 0an 9eItinmmngcn
ncS Nubrun0anittcl > 8ciebea crlt.
ipridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

y u q ! q III t : = c / { / q /
Sbolp fIoot iiber ocn aroben Otongel
on 6iinfooQornotcn. l8ir audi.
GngIonO bat ais lcbte8
Soro Die Observation-Disclosures
nit Scrbicn mic0cr otf9enonmcn.
Sic ipuroen Dor 0rci &obrcn nod Der
Gr%moroun0 ocS icrbiidcn a0nigS-
poorc@ obgebrodet.
Stint autidru i'm Ooies
mite-Sbul bon eilcnt cin5igen Hdltber
o~n8cbdItelt llno oQc &nioiien Der Suit
itcn griinOlid ouaQcpIiinoett. Der
M}onm lit IN ieinent NIrtier fein Yilt.
idcr, cr peritebt Oo2 @onolucrf.
Gin Ncm Yorfcr @Iott
mcint: r&cnn Gbou luirfli6 nidt
Ocrrijdt iii, 10 broltdt CT MIR NQeS SIT
lcIcn, lpoS in Oen 3citungcn iibcr
i'm gci0ricben itebt, Inn c2 unfeGlbor
SIT Wer0cn." 9obci Icjitct iid 0o5
9lott uber tGglid irIbit ipaltcnlonge
9crjd)tc ilbcr sic GbomANfiaire.
3um 0ritteu MAZE it in
&cimor in Der Il2itcIlln0 hcS ocut.
ifcn &iinitlerbun0c2 Gin aunltwcrt
pcritiimmelt mor0cn. Go2 @tlO Ero.
fclior Sll0mig bon MOinlonn'a oNos
Den Der anaben" mUroc oltrd) eircn
lon0en S6uitt bcid0Oidt. Son Dem
Ebdtcr bot man nod fciuC Spur.
Scr Grepfu2 sail bat
cln peitercS GucQ sur 6olgc acbobt.
General 0onie, Elm CrcDfu&y @c0ncr,
forocrtc Den inn GrcDiu3 Ero3cB Dicl.
acnonntcn Obcrltrn FicQuort oui
EiItolcn. General @ol,ic icbltc, mo
EicQuart lpeigcrtc i'd iibcrbollpt SIT
%fcucrn. 9lut lpltror oliO mcQcn oc5
Grz6otptmonnS Grcuiu9 nidt Der.
goIcn.
Sic 0entiGr @Gocrfrc-
Qllcn5 belief lid Gnoc &uni in iolQcll.
oen 9oOeorten ouf: @ooen 9ooen
29,t13, Gm@ 1852, Nomburg 4lll,
aiiiinNen 1916, a0ni2itcin /. I.
1903, &reu5nuh 1920 9}cteuar 1888,
Shlpolbo6 1868, So0cn i. Z. 1851,
QSir2booen S3,63I 28iloboo 37St,
Nnubcim 1870, Orb 1901, gSilorl-
gen 1896.
Ger Sultan pom Scr : iir.
tci ljcbt 6oS 0rommopbon fiir cine
Iebr gcfGbrli6e &ulturctrungcuiholt
an, GcNcn bic CT icin Mci6 i6iibcn
nil. 9%elon0era mbcboglid lit c3
ibnL bob Die Wto3lcm iid olri ser
SprcdJmoidinc &cric oC@ aoron Dor
oeflomiren loIicn, I'm Oieicn reli-
9ioiet MiB6raud) ans Der @clt 81
ld)oIfcm, bat er icbt bic Ginfubr bon
8rommopbonen nod Der Giirfci
fltr3lpeg Ocr6oten. I'
@te H0dcfcucr'a &erm D.
gen mGdIt bat &cmon0 III f~olgen0en
3abIcn 0%orGctbun: 1866 beiuB cr
9tidtS, 1866: 5000 Collars, 1870:
$4,000 GoQorS, 1872: 1 Miuion Col.
lars, 1873: > MiQiortclt Collars,
1885: 100 Millioncn GoQora, 1899:
$50 WiQioncn Collars, 1900: 100
WtiQioncn Gouora, 1908: $50 WiQio-
men Collars, 1906: 0a1 bcibt Dor ci.
nigen Modcn: 6t5 WiQioncn Tol.
lars. &n5miihcn lit cS bcrcita mic,
Der nm 60 WtilionenG Collars Qcluod,-
fen.
unter Dem 6IeiiH d Ii
fNpipt f0nupu Oir MorFnr rid,+ So,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
Subn @. Scnfcl,
Gr. Goa, ehO eBarp etrafe,
III mr. Qridicuhcitnttrr.

ipcIber ale Illftrdgc itetS sur 8ufriebenbeit
%uusfHbrt. Sic bon ibm bebnnoeIten &ei6en ipRs
ncu g9u6cu lana Iicgcn. obne ote aertnqiten
Eertucfurasfpure1l al 8etgen. Gtdlt IeItet III
g~runuirte Ginbdliamirerit, unb tit Die Vebauoa
hung bon 5ruuenIetfcn oereu Spc5inlitat.
GSaut0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

Sin Sd)ritt in Scr red)tcn HidJtnag
epnrt % 9rodeut au ahen erittIaitGen
Yegr1bniiicH.
Sin fbtuer cara. cntiueoer init
ffluar8cm IId cocr lUeibcln oocr
graucm 4liiihs leberBlg, MleS fur
SarNsGinfub 9'cgrdbniB : Nn5etge,
Siubnliamirt1a ncr Geide. @TE
IruMerfIor, g Raur Sunof6ube, GJ
SeftHunn oC5 &rubC5,
Qci1cmUnqeu uno 8 feline 6utfdbet.
Ntatnm Gpuf, 2ctdbcnbeItattcr,
9iDrtbs mo @reennountsaloe Bet0e Telephone,
Cuult, GOite)
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Qnnhnn Hnrf.

Der HauptI1mlidlfe Sricobuf tn Baltimore.
arenl: $50 gtdcr. 9rtmerunBrehocr Charter.
gu ieher {ett errei0bur. Stint Gents 6nbr'
aeIo bpn alien GtuoitbctIGn. Gtrnbenbabr.
2~4a2apns paiiircn ben 0auptcinGunQ ale orct
WtnlicII. Murlte5 g8arte6iin1nCr fir Solfe,
Die oell 5ricobof bel raubem g8ctter bcfn9en.
Wcgrdbnibpldbe al tcbr mdBigen 9Sreifen,
%idnmtIi6 inter fortpdbrenoer 4tle0e.
Giirean: Nr. IL, @ei'Sarutuaa.StraR
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
Gunner $ HciortS.
HoanoRe- Sotef uno Aunex.

60. gIcius 9orfs9tUe. Ntlantte. Gttn, @..5., reno.
Dirt, bergrobcrt. @ute Slide. $500 bis $t4.00
pru gSn6e. u. u. 9icling, Gigentbiltler.
(Suui9. 29Rt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
TOl6eiter= 8ea6.
Sn polem @fat5e etofnet.
Der sroRartise Samiliens &eiort.

8ra6tboue QnrfS. neue g%niifemcntS unS
gitraItionen; beriibmte DOC. WiabI5eitcn; GaI5.
ipditcrs@uo; bcriudt uno bcudbri. WtlIif bon
Der Gapeue oeS 5. 3tegiHent5. Scbcm aefilt
e5 in Toldefter.
MammntB. 7 ampfcr ,auuiie." 2Sodentaaeu
(alSgenommcn SicniiagS, 0ultncrftuG5 mo
Sreitags), $50 8urm uno $50 9iudIn.; 2ten.
flag, 2onnerftag urb 5reitug, $50 &orln.; 200
NIB G.25 0iud)m.; ertra Boot 3.t5 giadbiE.;
an Gonntaeen; 900 NDrnt. mo 2.30 9ladrra.
0cfte SamiIienta9c Montug mo Wtittiuob. Ser
ueiite YInb.
Die fcinfte 2our In Der VSeIt fir 25c. 9td.
bait fir S0uIen uio Gefeuf1alteH. GtIihe
feline Guten ufiet.
(Wui2G-,3&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

Maleriim - 4arIartig Srichlidl.
WeiiIi6 bon gGulbr0of elm mo cine babe
MciIe. Ncnutt Die nit Topbuttan beaeihnete
9tort6. stoenuesGar. Grcie autiden Gadmitta9s
am terminus. Rreifc bon @egrdbnibpIiecn
iett ipe8ieu. Gei6te Nebinaungen. SeIepboll-
Gnfor 223. Siircan: Trantliits nuo @inoiur.
RoabS. GerIarat @rcfhiirc. (Daai4, 19.G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11
Spbn Sermig & SuBu.
petheubeltattcr uuo GIubnfiamlrcr.

3petagef6dit: hr. 624, @atterns9 lpetiie,
SigbIuuotolpll, 0dItimoresGount
ISir babcu iii unrerer luu8cH @cldditepraTls
Brofit 8ufriebef. Sic ~feinften autfbe1 gelte'
fert fir 0oG5citert, unier1aItungen uno anocre
GcleBenBeitetl. gctoe Telephone. CUiat2o1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-11

MuulanS's iiirfiIde ga6cr.
Gaattatis. gesaube. gpitam. osaen. etets Ofisu.
letnguft22- }
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
Weather Report.

The cool wave mentioned in
last weeks bulletin as having
reached the western counties on
the 18th had extended to the re-
mainder of the state by the 14th
and 18th, on which dates mimi
mum temperatures of below so
degrees occurred in elevated dis
tricts and even in portions of the
warmer valleys. During this peri
Cd the maximum temperatures
were generally below 90 degrees in
the valleys of the southern and
western counties, and below so de-
grees in the northern counties, and
in the mountains. About the 10th
there was a return to warmer
weather over the southern portion
of the state, and on that and the
following date temperatures Of 90
degrees to 100 degrees were of COM
mon occurrence in southern coun-
ties. The heat was less intense on
the 18th and 10Th, and the succeed
ing nights were cool and pleasant,
but the daily mean temperature in
southern Idaho remained above the
normal throughout the remainder
of the week. In the northern coun-
ties the temperature remained rela-
lively low throughout the week.
There was an average daily def
cheney in temperature of about
degrees in northern counties, while
in southwestern counties there wa:
an average daily excess of about
degrees, and in southeastern coun'
ties the average daily excess amount
ed to about 4 degrees. The wealth
er remained clear throughout prac
ticalIy the entire week in south
western counties, and there TIT
week passed without the occurrence
: of precipitation. In northern an'
1 eastern districts there were severa
t partly cloudy days, and light to co
: pious rains fell. The precipitation
a in the vicinity of Lewiston was un
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the fourth
Judicial District of the state of
Idaho, in and for the county of FL
more.
E. M. Wolfe, plaintiff, VS.. Com
fort Consolidated Mining company,
a CORPORATION, Samuel Comfort, S.
Tydeman, George H. Hopper, and
Thomas II. Wheeler defendants.
The state of Idaho sends greeting
to the above named defendants.
You are hereby requested to ap-
pear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff in
the District court of the Fourth Ju-
dicial district, state of Idaho, in and
for the county of Elmore and to an
swer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive of the
day of service) after the service on
you of this summons, if served
within this county or if served out
Of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days. The said action
is brought to quiet plaintiffs title
to the Ophir Lode Quartz Gold Min
ing claim, being lot No. 40, accord
ing to the official plat of the survey
of said mine as returned to the gem
eral land office by the surveyor
general, being also known upon the
records of the u. S. land office at
HALEY, Idaho, as entry No. $50;
4 also the Ophir mill site, being lot
/ No. AZ as returned to the general
land office by the surveyor general,
both of which mining claim and
mill site are situated in the Bear
Creek mining district of Elmore
county, Idaho. For a more partic-
ular description of said mining
claim and mill site, reference is had
to the complaint on file. And you
/ are hereby notified, that if you fail
to appear and answer to the sale
complaint, as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Given under my hand and tht
seal of the District court of The
| Fourth Judicial district of the stat,
} of Idaho, in and for the count,
of Elmore this third day of August
5 in the year of our Lord one thous
= and nine hundred and six.
DAN w. SHELTER, Clerk
/ Hogan Gaines, Mountain HON
4 Idaho, Attorney for plaintiff.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
LOST Mine in Nevada.

In coming over from Ely to Osce- I
ola one time the stage driver told
me a lost mine story that was CT
local interest and which had its
pathetic side. According to the
story, a prospector of middle age
was prospecting in the hills there
abouts and found a ledge that
was full of native gold, some OF the
quartz being nearly half in this
metal. He was tickled to death
and decided to tell his valley friends
of his fortunate discovery. Hang
ing his shovel on a cedar tree to
mark the place, he lost no time
in getting down TO one OF the
ranches near the foot of the noun
tain. Returning, he could not
find the shovel, the cedar or the
mine. For months, for years, he
hunted the mountain over, but
could never find his lost treasure.
When feeble old age overlook him
he would sit at his cabin door in
the valley, look for hours at the
mountain range that so long had
baffled his search, and weep over
his misfortune. Finally ne died
: and for years the story of his find,
his lost mine, would be discussed
among the inhabitants of the valley,
until it became to be regarded as
sort of fairy tale. One day two
horsemen and cow unchers were
ranging the same chain Of mountains,
gathering up cattle. One unruly
steer refused to go along peace
ably, and darted from the herd.
The NO boys took after him at
breakneck speed, and in the chase
both noticed a cedar tree, suspend
ed from the branches of which there
was an old shovel. They thought
this strange and upon their return
to the valley told some of the old
timers of the occurrence. At once
the story of the prospector and his
lost mine was revived, and a search
was again made for the cedar tree
and the shovel. For months the
two cowboys trailed the mountain
others Joined the expedition; bu-
, all were baffled. It seems strange
and yet, some day, the mine viii
: be found, for the same cedar tree
! and the lost shovel must still bt
: there. Salt Lake Mining Review
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23

usually heavy for the season, result
ing in some damage to property.
Winds were generally light and the
wind direction was largely deter
mined by local conditions. At
Mountain Home the weather was
clear to partly cloudy. On the 18th
rain fell, when O.18 Of an inch was
recorded. The maximum temper
allure was 100 degrees on the 18th,
10th, 18th and 18th, aud the mimi
mum was 44 degrees on the 18th.
Monday and Tuesday nights OF this
week there were heavy rains, some
thing very unusual.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
Some Wool figures.

Now that the wool season has
closed, says the Salt Lake Tribune,
some figures are forthcoming re-
garding the amount of wool hauled
out of this territory by the rail-
roads. Taken all, in all the esti-
mated figures of the crop are APP
proximately 10, 600, 600 pounds from
Utah points; IS, 600, 900 from Idaho
and 5000, 600 from points along the
Union Pacific in Wyoming as far
east as Cheyenne. 1t goes without
saying that the Oregon Short Line
secured the lions share of the init
ial shipments, owing to the geo.
graphical location of the various
shearing pens and the edict regard
ing the Ogden gateway.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23

There are a few men hard at
work on the preliminaries for the
fair to be held here in October;
but it seems to be a difficult mat
ter to induce the various commit
tees to ''get in and drill" The
fair is going to be a success, all
right, because the men who have
inaugurated the enterprise don
know how to fail; but united et-
fort will make it something nota-
bly, big and it is hoped that all
will see the potent fact that it is
both their duty and to their mater
ia1 advantage to lend assistance.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23

If you knew the value of Cham
berlain's Salve you would never
wish to be without it. Here are
some of the diseases for which it is
especially valuable: sore nipples,
chapped hands, burns, frost bites,
chilblains, chronic sore eyes, itch
ing piles, letter, salt rheum and
eczema. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Roscoe w. Smith.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-08-23
Summer Excursions to California.

The following rates are announced
for summer tourist excursions to
California points; to San Francisco,
via Southern Pacific, SIS. 65; to Los
Angeles, via San Pedro, Los Angel
es and Salt Lake road, $57.65.
Divers routes are permitted between
S. p. and S. P, L. A. & S. L. on
these rates. Date Of sale June LIST
to September 18th inclusive 1906.
Going trip must beign on date Of
sale, and some point in California
or Oregon reached within sixty days
thereafter. Within California or
Oregon stopovers may be made at
any point up to October goth, 1906,
by which time destination must be
reached. The final limit will be
indicated by joint agent at destina-
ton, and limit 50 punched will be
+ for continuous passage. Neverthe-
I less, stopovers will be allowed re-
turning, but on.the S. P. and S. P.
+ L. A. & S. L. they will be gotter
only by depositing ticket with agent
at point of stopover. On the o. S.
L. and o. r. N. tickets will be gooc
for stopover limit by simply apply
ing to the conductor. For further
information enquire of F. E. Aus
tin, Agent Mountain Home, or D. E,
Burley, G. P. A. Salt Lake City.