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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
SW EDEN.
Stockholm.

The great musk fest" which was
held in Stockholm May 81 and June
1, was one of the greatest and most
successful in the history of the north
ern nations. Not less than twenty
seven Swedish composers We're repre-
scented on the program and there was
q chorus 80 strong. The orchestra
was composed of eighty profess 'onal
musicians from Stockholm and other
parts OF the country. The attendance
was large on both days and hundreds
Of out of town people came to enjoy
the great music feast.
The national chorus Of the Young
Mems Christian association of Swe-
den have now arrived in New York
and will give series Of concerts I'm
the west. The chorus. which has sue
cessfully toured Sweden several sea-
SONS. numbers fifty-fve and is under
the leadership of Hugo Lindqulst,
while the soloist is Johan Husberg, and
Il has acquired reputation for excel
lence equal TO the university singing
clubs OF Upsala and Lund. Swedish
Americans are awaiting their coming
with general interest.
Geraldine Farrar, the American
pr1ma donna, who lately appeared for
q two weeks engagement In the Royal
Opera House In Stockholm. has re-
ceived 1,5O0 crowns for each perform
ance. Miss Farrar has made a great
hit with the Stockholmians and has
easily been the musical star Of the
season.
The Swedish Tourist association
celebrates this year the twenty first
anniversary Of its organization and in
honor thereof has published year
book Of more than ordinary interest
The association Is an organization or
patriotic Swedes who have united to
promote the tourist travel In Sweden.
Professor Y. Sjostedt has. during his
excursions to Killmandsjaro. collected
10000 insects for the chronological
department of the royal museum. The
professor will again visit Lapland this
summer and expects to return with
a goodly collection OF curious speci-
mems.
The old Hulared church was de-
stroyed by fire last month, according
to report from Boras Tidning The
Hulared church was an old edfce and
services had not been held in Il dur
ing the past twenty-five years. 1t
was last repaird In 1921.
The archbishop Of Sweden will Of
ficiate at the baptism OF the duke OF
Vesterbotten. King Oscar and Queen
Sofia will be present on this occasion
and also the crownprnce and crown
princess. The ceremony Will take
place at the royal palace.
Herr Otto Sandgren has been en-
gagged by Director Ranft for the royal
opera next season. He closed his en-
gagement with the Alhambra tbeater
May u and will appear for the first
time at the royal opera during the
early part Of September.
Gustaf Gcijerstam. the author. has
rented n villa in Jonsered, not far
from Gothenborg. Here he will spend
the summer and will start on new
novel, which he expects will be com
pleted by Jan. 1.
The riksdag. by a vote OF DIT
against 1872. defeated the proposition
to purchase the Corporation Telephone
company's property in Stockholm and
vicinity.
Queen Sofa will spend good part
Of the summer in Sauna. The time OF
her arrival there has not, however.
been definitely set.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, June 19.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s4.50@5.50; common to
fair, s3.5004.25; good to choice cows
and heifers, s3.OO@45O; veals, $1,000
4.40. Hogs-$6.254G.50. Sheep-Weth-
ers, $475@5.75; good to choice lambs.
s600q6.65; good to prime spring
lambs, $6.50Q7.00.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
ENTIRE FAMILY PERISHEs.
South Dakota Farmer Drives Team In
to Swollen Stream.

Sisseton, S. D., June 20.-C. w.
Martin, farmer living in Minnesota
township, fifteen miles north of Sis
seton, brought his wife and three chill
dren, aged seven, five and three years,
to see the circus. He started for home
late at night and when attempting to
cross the Little Minnesota river near
Bossco he drove off the bridge in the
dark and the whole family and one of
the horses were drowned.
The river was badly swollen by the
recent rains.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
Lowlands Inundated.

Council Bluffs, Ia. June 19.-The
lowlands along the Missouri side OF
the Missouri river, north and south of
this point, are inundated by the over
flow of that stream in places. A con-
siderable acreage Of growing crops
has been submerged
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, June observation-disclosures,
s4.0O@6.O5; cows and heifers, s1.50@
SIS; stockers and feeders, $265@
460; Texans. s3.75@430; calves, $500
06.25. Hogs-Mixed and butchers,
s6.4OG67e; good heavy, s6.57h %
6.67k; rough heavy, s6.40@6.50;
light, s6.4OG6.621a; pigs, s5.60@64O.
Sheep, S4.50Q6.15; lambs, s5.75Q7.50.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
Saturday, June 16.

House-Conference report on dip
lomatic and consular appropriation
bill agreed to; Superior, Wis, made
a SUPPORT of entry; sundry civil bill
passed
Senate-Iake Erie and Ohio ship
canal bill under discussion, Mr.. Pat
terson (Colo) speaking in favor OF
the measure.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
Monday, June 10.

Senate--Lake Erie and Ohio river
canal bill passed. Senators Tillman
and Hopkins engaged in further dis
cussion over the resolution of the for
mer for an investigation of the ques'
ton of national bank contributions to
political campaigns.
House-Early adjournment taken
out of respect to the memory Of the
late Representative Lester of Georgia.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, June 19.-Wheat-
July, s2hc Sept, S15s @81Ac; Dec,
S2Kc. On track-No. / hard, sane;
No. / Northern. S3Ac; No North
ern, S1%c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21

orary title Of Doctor or Music from
the University Of Cambridge. -
In all the churches of Norway the
bells will he ringing on coronation day
between - and | O'clock. This will
be done in accordance with proclama-
ton issued by the church department.
A fishinb fleet, consisting of $50
motor hoatss and fishing smacks, met
King Haakon and Queen Maud at
peblungnaes and accompanied them to
Mode.
Emperor William will arrive in Ber-
gen July on his annual summer visit
to Norway.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, June 19.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. Northern, S4bc;
No. 2 Northern, S25sc; July, S3Bc;
Sept, 82%c Flax-To arrive and on
track, S1.14B; July and Sept, $1155s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, June 19.-Wheat-July
s2Xc; Sept, s2Ac. Corn-July. 51%c;
Sept. 51%051Hc. Oats-July, 39hc:
Sept. 36Ac. Pork-July. $17.00;
Sept, 1855. Flax-Cash. Northwest
ern. $1.12; Southwestern, $1.09; Sept.
S1.143s. Butter-Creameries. 10000:
dairies. 14@1Sc. Eggs-12@14hc
Poultry - Turkeys. Toe; chickens
11hc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
TREeD BY PACK OF WOLVES
Michigan Justice Of the Peace Rescued
by Searchers.

Calumet, Mich. June 19.-Justice Of
the Peace Blythe OF Mass City was
found by searching party during the
morning. He was up tree all night
with Q pack Of wolves under him.
Blythe was lost forty-sight hours. hav-
ing become separated from his friends
While fishing.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
LAwLEssNEss IN CAUCASUS.
Murder and Robbery Unchecked Even
in the Cities.

TiGis, Caucasia, June l9.-The law
lessness in the Caucasus is growing.
In spite of the patrols of soldiers
and police murder and robbery are
unchecked in this city. At noon IF
teen brigands armed to the teeth
boarded a car in the center of the city
and held up and searched the passen-
gers, taking their purses and jewelry.
No arrests were made
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21

y m, Is. Suni. - 3as @erildi
rpalt iid, BOB Der Bapit ben gail'
ian berIaNen uno nad Der glld
vdn6oIfo am Sibaneriee, 2 Stlin'
oeli bon Mom, eeben miro. Die &C.
mdbiete fatboIiide a3reiie Iast, oaB,
1enn Der popit aud fem freipillges
vetdnsnis, ben Watifan, perl'eBe
etes oupt4aus ni&t beSeute, oaB lid
tme SteIIung gum luirinal per
onoert babe, 6enn aud Die yi!a
ScneeIlb eeniebt Grdftaatsre@'e
- ose 0otisdu ielber.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-06-21
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Ole UUU SUONb HNNS -r1(. L.,
Ssoanneu W3it einem oltll0en
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Der O9eibenfoIse abgegargen: ~,
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s,apoboe"; George 8. @olen BON
g}remen, gigentiimer.
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Soln, gigentiimer, *. e,,r.
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s De, s , gturben 40 min'i as!..,. es.
s @rm,biue. 5 stunDsn 10 y N as;.
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niiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-01
geit riber 60 3abren

iApn murbe Mrs. Winslop's SDo'
thing Sprup BON WiaiDnen BON
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
a~ngepenbet. Mirtt 9u i'm S1lafe
bur@ oas Shreien zines &inoes ge.
ftDrt, baB i'm Rabnen 1T uno oor
Shmersen meintP Wenn 10, !aiie
ipfDrt cine Tlaibe BON ,.WtrS.
WinslDms SD0tbina Sbrup" holen.
Sem @ert 1T unbeaablbar. @s uiro
tena tleinen 2eioenoen iofOrt Yinoes
rura peribahen. 8erlaBt euh ba'
rauf. Miitter, es lit tein 8weifel
hariiber. gs betlt 9iarrbpe, regri'
liert ben Wagert uno bic Wierer,
beleitiet Winb aulit. erpeiht ben
gaumen, nerbinoert gntsinoune
uno Itdrtt oas gauge Spitem.
rWrs. Winsloms Soothing Sbrup'
fnr sahnenoe &inber lit angenebm
i'm Gei1mad; oas &ecept ftan1mi
bon einem ber beiteu meibliher
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs i'll
bel allen Druggiiten in Der aanser
Belt su baben. 8reis Is Gents pei
Ilaihe. &auft nidtS anoere8. uls
Wrs. BinslDps S0othina Suruu
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gersnisnugs. mo Grboiunss.
NeiIen.

Nndb benz Mitteimeer unb nab
benz Mriattidben Weer. Nah benz
Hurbtdp unb Spibberaen. Nab
Gr1B : Britannica unb NDrtuegen.
Rad ben beriihruten eurspdiben
0aoeDrten per 9Dppeli6rauben<
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BictOria 4ouife" un6 rWeteOr".
JlHlrterIe Wroibette aratis brriauDt.
Ndbere Gustuntt erteilt:
HAMBURG AMERIkA-LINIE,
901 OliBe., ctr, ct. 9onis. Ns.
9ofalsMaenten iberau.
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e0gn 9 IT'D ~s@a ni6b2 Grbufn Ste Dor akhigtusn2 6abtn Ste nt@, mbmutbs
hmr9 umo oTrnmntY Sdm Sic an Nenagh, NNDMng Sbwm6d, 8IdnfbmnS nnnrNRNnoen
sdmrDn? Sails ehs Der Sail it, 10 fnO Sn @npsn bis mfs @mbuFs o8dpannt wh Die eehu elmer
ohna bic bet br 9mn9fen grabun9 dnenN iHun b0m MBt ste bfnhn T6 in aan
gn9rRben 9emobd8wfano ub mau9en em Meb8hn nm Die 9hpanumaS rM eeu m beeuan.
QSnn eh ee Gau Tnb 10 1T pnue6t oeu rMe oMr Observation-Disclosures Naonea snnmahoup dhg
bet Trann mbr 8AbmToen S6mrNn uni Mrumebnb apouuf ais npmb em ameu rade gas
man. gu tMn bot it, benz 8epnI gu f4at Ost Mhe Dn Saknon bon uaun egeu wmo, uo Dos
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ySHnf Sabre lang spar Id 10 franf, bak
- th faant Aber Aas Stnmer seben tsnnte, nA4
WV fsbr fAma@ unb nerbSs," fMtsibt DrL. ANiat-
tie giuiber psn Cambria, 3D., oatey Hs9.
01N& benz i'd Garbui seuoua,eu, fHbfte Id iebr s.
~~~~ IeiMtert."
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Cages : Neutafeiten.
q nla B..

SnIanb.
- @. Sc. 6ear1t bat cine Biu i'm
&DnareB einaebradht, our9 melde
weitere $500, 900 fir San Sran'
cisco bemiuiat meroen.
- Sn Mount Carmel, Bennlpl'
banien. lift es smtfden ben itreifen=
Den G0blenminen' Nrbeitern uno ben
Staat8fDnftablerr Dem neueinqeri1=
teten @enoarmerie GDrpS, su einem
blutiaen ~8uiammenftoB getDmmert,
BET benz orei Der eriteren aetDtet uro
stDanaig Derpunoet mnroen. gs mar
oies Der erfte nrDBere aramau. Der
felt Der Notwithstanding am /. Mpril
i'm 6arttoblengebiet nDraefommen lit.
- Ser Senat bat belblDi1en, am
Treitaa nit oer %Nbitimmuna iber Die
Srabtraten=9 arifbiG gu beginner.
- 2ei9te groerlbltterunsel toers
ben nod INNER in San Jrancisco
9eipirt, bod iino oieielben niht ltart
genua. um Sbaoen anauribten.
| Cine meitere 9otenliIte. Die loeben
publisiert tuuroe, entbdlt Die beutiben
Warner 6enrp Wper uno sc. &piens
field. = General @reeln, Der &om=
rlaroeur Der Bunoeatruppen, bat
einen 8eriht an oas &rieaSminiftes
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auseinanoeriebt, marum bas 8uns
oesmilitdr nod ldnger Die TunftiDs
men ausiben ioute, Die es bisber aus
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&ania8 @itb bat neulib etnmal elm
inoiiher 8ramine Der n~eriammelten
@emeinoe einige bittere Wabrbeiten
eeiaet. ,Shidt uns ulr1 allies in Der
Welt teine hriitlihen Miiiipndre
mehr nah Snoien," iagte er, rmir
haben mebr ais au niel oapDr uno
neunai9 BrD5ent berielben taugen
nibts. MuRerbem mDllen uir Cure
8eltaiDn uno guer beifiaes BUD oar
niht baben. Mir baben ielbit ilbers
reiblib &eligion. miiien gum Teil
aar uiGt, mas mir oamit tun iDuen;
mir tDnnen ielbft erpprtieren. Darum
Shr Nmeritaner, ballet menigftenS
Sbr Cure io9enannten Miiiiondre sus
rid. Wenn Sbr uns abiDlut bri.
itiauiiieren pout, 10 iGidt uns 2eute,
bic i'm Stanoe iino, Bbiloiopbie gu
lebren uno Die lire beiliaen Sbriften
tennen." un0 banr, fiate er bic
ihper wiegenoe 8ebauptune binsu:
n8ein 2ano, in Dem Wtiiiiundre aes
meien ltno. p%rDsperiert." giniae pDn
Der @emein6e maren iber ben uriers
ibr0denen Braminen 10 e~ntriftet,
baB iie Die Stride uerlieBen. Nber
unrebt bat &c nibt. oas Mii1iDnsmes
len bat biz iebt mebr Shaoen als
Nuben getan, menieitens in Nften.
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Wabriht. BOB Der Bulfan 6etla auf
Sslano audi nieoer in T1tiateit lift
uno Mi6enmaiien auSmirFt. Die
eruption iDu aber bis jebt nibt ges
fdbrlib iein.
Cine Depeihe aus ct. Beters'
burg meloet mieoer einmal. 8itte
babe feline 8eiianati0n einsereiGt uno
cine anoere 9epeibe meloet iDaar,
Die &eiignation lei anaenOmmen.
- 8eim @ettlaufen in ben olpu1s
piiben Spielen baben uerlhieoene Der
ameritaniiden Gtbleten Breiie er.
balten.
- Sn Baris iino am Wontaa
mebrere Nrbeiterfibrer uno Smperia=
liiten unter Der MnElaee uerbaftet
poroen. iib in cine &erihm6runa
gegen Die &eaieruna etnaelaiien gu
baben.
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piro mit9eteilt, baB Die non enalis
Blattern nerbreitete 9abrtht, &ailer
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0itolaus niiroen in Der eriten MpGe
oes MDnats September In 9armitabt
~auiammentreffen. meiter nihts als
cine grfinouna lit.
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8Iiidltdbe WtEpnrter.

Ils i'd IpDtbeter in &ipDnia, No..
mar, ldreibt e. s. 9mher, iebt in
@rapsOiue, Wo., uuroen orei meis
ner 8unoen permanent ourh Or.
SINGS Geue @ntoedune pon Der
Sbminbiubt gebeiit uno fino iebt
fart. giner mDate nod NriS0na sie.
ben, fano es aber nahher fir iibers
fiifia. Sd battle Or. Sings Neue
@ntoedung fir muneerbar. Slider
ites Wittel fir Suiten uno @rfal'
tuna, Sals uno 2unoe. @arantiert.
8u baben bel Noofph 0reiB uno s.
8aIteper & Sobn. so @ts. ano ST..
Br0beflalbe frei.
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co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n

Ser Baiiaaier'D ampfer n@ous
rier", nit elmer 8eiabune BON neun
Wann uno stuanaia @rcuriioniiten an
8prb, lit i'm snaliihen Ranal aeiun'
fen. Drei Mann Der 8eiabune un6
elm Banaaier Iinh ertrunfen.
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New York mach Neapel ind eenua.
'gia Gibraltar

Itt u<54gH JtteIeusIuH5pfefs Mh1tftt6''
uRb ,.Ratfertu 9luaufte 0tetpain's.
%, 500 gee. $onnen, AZ, OO08rutto. Sonnen,
reip. 25. 900 @eg. Sonnen, As, 600 8riltto=
Eonnen, baben auBer ben lururi6ien Gins
ri4tnneen als gteuieteiten Elm &etau=
rant q Ia Carte Unit 3teeuner= Gapeael Yaf=
{agier.M nfaua. Surnb ale, elettriide SdDer,
Blher= uao Blumen . 2a0en. l., 2. uno 8.
Raihte uno 3pii6enoed ETC.. etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
Governor Ysabel
 is Being Censured

The newspapers of Sonora are cen suring Guvernnr Nstbel fur permit ting American. tu cross tu cross the lue Al the time uf the Cananra trJuile The Mexican press d'es not understand that the Rangers crossed the line in pr'va-e ciptcIty, hut re- sar,i- them AS Americ m troops in Va ling \ io--ign c,untry ant takes the GoveruGr to task tor assuming such grave responsibility. Tine G,rreo d 5 nora Ui Gusymas calls attention to th- fact that hy the constitution of Mex;co. the power to peruit troops tn leave M.x x!eu pr Iureign Troops to enter he untry | c,nf, IT ,x lusiveiy upon tL, Y t onal Senate nd th | GuveIn [ Ssahe. exceeded his power. Fl Inl- par .ial and rher papers of NJ xicu take the same vlew 0; Ihe >itua ion.
 IT ere is nntnIng m the report that
 iJvernor Ys.brI to he arrested f.r tiea.on, however The ananea
 ruu' le Is now regarded as Chased inc dent sr.d II Is no anticipated tha: t w.il he again reopen, d -xc-pt Ioi litical purposes Tn Sonora.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
Sensation Promised
 in Coming Report

A special meeting of the Board O Superv snrs has b en called for Frid :. evening the 22nd to ,nsid.r the niaI ter O. the b"srd gnIng L, Tn enix r.. at end rhe i int sss>i n of the ,riul: ios' d.. of eq 'sllza'n A sensa'i pr"mis' by making public the n port oi s. eciai Examiner Foster. th. affairs "f county off cer. in tn ,unt The rel ort is in the hands oi the di-- trict att rney who will bring it t" tlI. at,en i.m. oi the b ard Tn. re;prt sad tn be s l ngthy on" and c'n an cen -ure of some of the county urr. cials and alleged shortcomings Tt. contents of the r.port wiIl be watcI,-, for with interest on account of ss mi sensational r-poIts rculit.r rgarding same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
How Arizona Indians
 Regard Railroads

The Arz ns and Colorado r,ilrrad
 Is surveyed to cross the Navajo in- dian reservation fir m north to soutI, and Indians .re greatly interested in the C mrng oi the rad The IndMns have n,ny s.rangs idras abhut the railr. ,sd. s,.me "i the more advanced of the trIbe are aux u,,s for rte road to pass through their country, others have to he .h ,wn An id-s that Icy a..snlu'ely own ,h- res-rv.,ti"n l'os-esscs come of the Nay "l $ and they cam ,t unde-st md h w It Is that t,e p,wers at Wa-hing on can grant N right "f way to rx.lrosd [" cross tine reservation.
 The A. & C. R R. has gain,d per- mission from the d part nent of the intefior tv bu Id aeInss the r, seryati .n and already two surveys have been complet, d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
Discovery of Land
 Frauds in Arizona

The land fraud. in the terIitor es |i New Mex C" and ,iz,a, winch has Iust come to tight. are causing grea teal of GU nent.
 Govern 1T Hsygesman, Oi Santa | brought the 'na, ter n. lore the ey's, he public hy s,niing in 67 app C. LiJns |, t,rr torisi lands tI the st retary of the Int. rior wh. oh had pt seated Co he rr.t 'riai land buaI
 Secretary Hitchcock at once s,s o-cted that a scie ne was on ioo ieiraud the national government n ..nt su inspector tu New Mexico O. receiviDg tne tini ng, oi the insp ci. {. and, after dur co, sIderaiiou, $ creIa iIitciicvck recommend d to cnngr that the act do iatingt t ituj-, VII the prov sO that not more than l6t acres could be so q tu any one person I,r the nm .tit oi terri,o lal school ne repe lied.
 The ,llek'd SC Ien, expr'd hv Z n' .rnor Haggerman was as follows: The appiic ,tiun> ior l6' ces . ,erritorial lani by ds interested par t,e- were obtained it is alleged. b.
 he ring e ,der.. nn tie ssS irance tha It Suald c ,st them (the applIcant- nothing if they would give deed l. tae sche,n-rs conveying tn i- inte e m the land il approved hy the t.rr
 oral land board, oIt the governu
 caught on."
 | It Is thought numb of A iZoI deals O: s;m,lar nature will oe reye q
 ,d by investigsti1ns now und,
 ,ay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
$10,000 Real
 Estate Deal

Through c. c Thompson, the we'll known B.sbee real estate man, one of tLe largest sales that have been re- pIt d m some time ~as consummat- ed late Saturday afteru. on.
 The papers were signed in deal involving $lO.O .OU cash, being the pu,- phss" D. Ice oi the S;ram block, on b.ewery avenue. in BIsbee, near the DO totfic-. and transferring the prop erty from the pres, nc oaners tu Mar tn Costello of Tombstone.
 The d-ai has been pending for some tune and u was not unt,. late S,tur- day afternoon that the final ptpers w.rs -ign d and the purchase pr,ce Was hand-d ov. r to the sellers. This IS one of the most nports0E deals in real esta m the district that has h-n reported in some time-Arz ma Journal
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
Gifted Writer
 Visits Tombstone

Tombstone was visited today by noted Hrit m the person of Snmr- 'ot NJ. Hall. The tal-n'.d Isuy Is "A rrgnlar contributor to the Out Wet 1agszi and tine Arizt na articles have d.'ne much good for tn. terri. tory. Her art eles are always in
 tcrse!y mt resting, possessing liter- ar. style ana descriptive merit that easily gives her place in th. front ranks "f literary teniu.. Her visit to Tombstone Is io secure data for her series of special Ar z"na art cI.s and likewise obtain reliable mi. rmation of ni-t"ric me d., ts oi the cit, of the sspnlchral tame for her history of AIizols.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
Jack Stevenson

Wn Lutl-y Jack Stevenson John kalney R 5 Ru iolpn
 :he ca.e will iu al. pfobab i,', not he completed n fore ionl.rrow ~s there are a number uf witnesses to be K amIned on both eides.
 All paints are being stubborn y cont,s ed and o' jrctons come quick and i.st
 The attorneys Tor Mrs E lie Lamb t,.day appl.ed i,r VT t of hahas CT ,,ns ih the dis rIct eourtin order that she cuuld toe taken into mri aud nave the am ,uIt (" hail iixei. Sne makes d statement of her side of the .se m an lidavid of sev. rai typ . Mriit1 p,g-e. S e states she Is be ing held in the 'unty all ou the charge ci m Irder without bal. and has reasuaa ,le excuse for the killing Sine alleges that un June Il Barnes | cane Into her house ln tht VI "h' while her husi and was away and trhc tu assault ner, and m the struggle De iw, en th-m her clothing vas torn That on he night of the killing sh' wa, watering she garden when l'arn.' came home and began to abuse h. and call her vile nam ,s aud threaten ed Ia come 0 CT the fence 10 whip h, She thei, c aims tn have Iu-h, d to h. room .ecur,d SIX shooter and tir,' four shots at him,
 Tie ma ter will come bef"re th court ihIs evening. The territory wi
 yigornusly oppose the granting of bal ai.d ely on the testimony at the pre
 .iminary ex-mi"a.'"n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
Husband Visits
 Wife in County Jail

Mark Lamb came over fir ,m Doug las last evening and heid conference with hi. wiie, who Is held in the Iun- tx jail tl,e charge uf killing Wm Barhes at Douglas lat week. N ef- fort has ben made as yet to get uut d writ tu have tie court tix Ee amount of Isil m the cts-, but it Is learned that such A move will te mad. during the next few days. Mrs. L.mrs' far has failed t1 make any remLrss what. ever IT. r-gard ro her case since being confined in jail : Is somewh.t surprised that she should be III ji. ani evidently still fails to realiae that the uff nse with which -he is charged Is one of the most serious knusn iii the statutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-24
identifies Long
 Stolen Property

Mrs. Howell, mother of Hon. James Howell of Tombstone, whlie en route from this city to Bishee yesterday morning, no'Icrd silver sugar bowl in the hands of Mexican woman pas senger on the train. Mrs Howell ex- sm,ned Ihs howl and found that It bore her initials Tis. with other pieces of silver ware. WIS stolen from her residence six years ago.