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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
&On cinem Neger gct0Otct.


@m. g. 6oIep erlie9t I'M St.Soiep65.
&oipital elmer ibm bon cinem g}c.
ger b%ei9ebrodten &%erlcbuug.
9oli5ei iildt no6 Oem G6atcv,
ser 9lrt6ur Scott beiBt. - Sit IS
Sabre alt.
Sn 6olge zines StrcitcS, mc(d)qr
itd) in elmer @irtbidoft 81 Canton
am lebteu Somitog ereignete, itor6
geitern Worgen I'M ct. Soicpbs-8o.
ipital Ser 81 Sabre olte @m. y. 80.
len on Den 6olgen elmer &erlceun1,
meld)e ibm BON einem Heger, Namen&
Nrtbllr Scott, ~beigebrad)t nurOe. Ger
Neger ncrIdmouo bol0 nod OcrSbnt
llno geItern 9todmitto0 crit begob
ltd) elmer Scr 8oIi5iiten bon Canton
oilf Die Sllte nod oemicl6en, Ser
nltgebIlt) in 9etterton mobnt.
lleber Die 2%lifuire, melde ser 80.
li3ci Der Station in Canton nid,t oe-
meloet lpuroc, bis 6oleD foot mar,
logelt 3clt0cn aus, Dob 6oleu lid in
Der @Irtbi6oit ocS G5obn 26fflcr an
Der G%lintonitroBe mo >. g(uenue be.
Tono mo nit mcbrcren Irctnocn
Fool IpicItc, ais Scr 9}cgcr in Sic
WirtbIdoft fam un0 iid ioiort in 0u@
Spiel miid)te, Gnolih crioBtc ser
Neger Elm Queue uno poIltc Srn.
6olcD 3eigcn lpic er cinrn 0crpiIieu
9au MADDEN miiiie. 6olCu lpuroc
iiber Ole 6rcd6cit oeS 9tegerS 10 nil.
tbeno, Dab or Ocnielbcn 5u 9oOcn
ldlng. Scott Iprnng ieOod iogleiG
luleOcr ollf lulO nod Cinem ~fltr5en
8onlpfc pcricbte CT @rn, ioIcp cincn
fllrdtbarCn Gritt in 0ct llntcrlci6.
Nod)Ocm Der 9tc0cr entfloben mar
uno lid sic Nuirc9ung ii6cr ocn
&ompf etluoS 9eIcgt butte, ging and,
6oleD nod &ulric - CT mobntc al
Der S'0onneIlitrobc, uno CT i6icn
ni1t id]lucr pcrlcbt ST. icin. Splitter
nm Nben0 bcit)mcrte CT iid) o6cr iiber
Sdmer3cn, mo cin @Ir5t, luel6cr 10.
fort berbcigcrufcn lpurOe, lab OoB
ser Wonn in GoOcSgeio6r idpc6te.
lnb lieB 6olcD nod Dem St.Soiep6'3
&oipital icnoen. 0ort mltroe oer3ll.
itnno 0eS Momnc9 INNER gcfGbrIi6cr
ltnO geitcrn Wtorgcn Itorb cr.
YoIi5iit Sponu bon Canton mllr0c
iofort pom EoIi5eidcf Street BON
Baltimore Gountp nod 9cttcrton
gcionot, no ser Ncqcr mobncu jolt.
Ger Ncgcr lit Is Sabre alt. Sein
Opfer, &r, 6olcp, lit in Canton >uobl-
bcfonnt. Gr bintcrlGBt ieincn betoG-
ten 8oter lno mebrcre @eldnuiitcr,
luelde I'M 0itIiden StoOttbeile or
iGiiia iinO. 6olep'S 9ccrbiatng fin
oct nm Gonncritoq bon Scr @obnung
elmer S6peiter 0es &critor6encu,
6rou 5. Mc@inttitp, Nr. 26, Gait.
Npenue, ans itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Gle GIten ii len, bic
SunQcr f0rncn iterb eli. -
SIM Ilter bon rur "a Sobren lit ont
Montoq Sr. Scnrp =. S6rotcr i'm
ct. SoIepbs. Soipitol" Dem Nerucn.
fieber erIeaen. &r. Sdr0ter fpor
nube5l 6rei @oder fronf rno II
9ogc I'M Soipitol. Gr lpor icit flint
Sobren ser critic giiitent OcS Sud)'
bolterS @nt. 9roonlnnn in S'Neia'S
S6nittpoorer. @eidGft un6 nurbe
bon 0ieiem Serrn, ionic BON ieinen
Grir5ipGlen icbr gcid0bt. Ser Ser
5torberc mar Elm Sobn bes 9cforo-
tionSmolers urb 3cidners Saul g.
S6r0tcr BON Gr. 2502, @oobbroof-
@nenle. Scit 5tpei Sobren mar or
nit SRI. Gitele 2ptIe gliidlid Der.
beirotbet, ltno er lit &oter zines fIcis
nen 5nrten ainoeS. 9os Eoor iuobr.
te in gtr. 1904, Sorlem-glpc. Nubcr
ser @ottin unb Dem ainbe bintcrlGBt
ST.. Sdr0ter ieinc gIteril, 5lpei Brit
ser rn6 cine Sd)meIter. Die Beer.
biging fin0et beilte 9to6mittog bonn
Srduerbotie aus itott.
@ir0 in ISburp bcgro.
ben. - Yoli5iIt Sobn Z. SpOinGS
bonn meltli6en 0iItrift, ser um q.
NFGr5 an ser Gdc bon Eine- Ii. 6ronf.
IinitroBe pl0bIi6 betullbtloS 81 90
Ben i~tiir5tc, mGbrcnO er i'd im0icn:
tie befono. itorb ON Montog I'M
Stoot &oipitol. Gr miro in us.
6ltrp, Slime @rurocl > County, iei.
ncr Seimot1, b~egrobcn meroen. w
OingS mitrbe ont %. September 1891
5nm Foli5iiten erltunnt. Gr mar As
Sabre alt un6 bintcrl0Bt icine @itI,
lue mo Elm ain0.
Oberit StcnerS GefalIfS
nt6t I'M ,SoipitoG. = Gn9c.
bend, boB feline 6rnu unb Softer
i'm gegen ieinen @iaclt I'M Step.
poro-Troit-Nipl" 5u Somion, elmer
anitoIt fir @eiItcsgeitorte, eingc.
iperrt bGttcn iln6 er iid bel ponig
oeiitiger @eiunobeit beiinoe, petitio.
nirte Der befonnte Ged)tSonpolt
8roncis Gutnom Stepens bos Gu.
periprgerid)t, linn burd) einenSobeos
Gorpl,S-gefebI ieire 6reibeit micbcr.
5ngeben. Gifter SarIon miro mobr.
ideinli6 bcute feline @ntideioung
f1ncn. Sr. Stepens, iuelfcr olif)
Colonel Stepens gcnonnt miro, 500
Dor Cit paar @oder Sic o1gemeine
9tufmerflamfcit ouf iidt ais CIR cine
@rpau : 8eriommllutg arron4irte II.
elm oemofratiid)es Er1iibentidofts.
Sidet nit ben Nomeu @m. Sen.
nines 9rbon unb @m. Ginfnep
@bbte oufiteutc. Seine @ottin uno
Spdter mobnen in Dem apartement-
SauIe n9riltol" am glttam-Yloce.
Gin eigentb ii nj i6e r ge.
fe6l t. = Die Baltimore. S6io.Giz
ienbobn : 8eieai9aft" bat ibren Oil.
let-ggenten 9efebl ert6cilt, bonn @cz
item Der feline 9iqete nod Eunftcn
an Der n8eitliden Morplono- 8obn"
SIT perfaifen. IS miro Dies als Elm
Sdlog gegen Die @oulos angeieben,
lueld)e iett ben 9abnbienit Ser
o@eitliden Warplanb" bon 9oltis
more biz elfins, @.-Go., eroffnet bo-
ben. 9eamte beioer gabnen erfld.
rem, Elm Eaiiagier.G erfe6rs gertrag
rpiiroe mabriheinlid balo beiuerfitel.
ligt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

GrobtGoie Selegrap6ie.
Citation in Baltimore. -
Die &c 6oreit @ireleb Company"
mirO int oHmericon" s@ebGuoe al Der
Ode pou Baltimore unb Soiit6sStr
cine Stotion fir brabtlpie SeleGrn.
pbic cirrihten, uno fir Den 3lued
miro Gin 96R 6itB LANCER Efoitcn
alti Dem @olfenfraber errid)tet Nor
Ben. Geriel6e langte geitern an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Q Of 10 CT berleBt. Ser oter
Sabre alte 2re0 Wtii6 ipieltc &C.
Itcrn S(6eno oitf oem Gofe leiner
eIterliGen @obnlinq, Ger. 723, Coll
lin9ton-Npe., rro lief an ben Gono
6es 0ode8, I'm cincm ieiuer Spiel.
fomerooen ouf Ser Strobe 5u5urii-
fen, olS er pl0blid boS 0leifgeiui6t
pcrlpr unG in Oen &ofroum binob.
~Itiir5te. Man bob i'm bcnllBtlos bon
Dcm Efloiter bes SofeS olf nn1to
i6offtc i'm oitf glnrot6en cineS gr5s
tcs in ooS ST. Soiep6S SoIpltol."
Sort fonoen bie Ner5tc, bob CT einet
0oppelten Sd1GocIbrud e%rlitten bot
tt, u16 tic begen menig Soffmung
ouf bic @eneiung bes fleinen Siebs
Iin9S ieiner gltern.
IuSi1biger muB meter.
Grei Aer5te bego6en iid) geltern
mad, @olbcn Sing, 9oltimore-Goun.
tp, INN boielbit Sen guSiGtiacn Geo.
Solicit 81 unteriudcn, peld)er in ei.
nemt 5rodtfpoqgon Ser Baltimore
Sbio+9obn" BON glfinS, @.-&o.,
bierber fam. Gs paren Dies Or. s.
9. Sutton, Sefretdr ser Stoots. @e.
Notwithstanding Or. @iaiom 6.
StofeS, ser ltGbtiide 9ofteriolog, II.
Or. Erice polft Stuots1 @eiunobeits.
gntte. Gie 9(er5te umteriuften oen
nngliidliden Meniden uto entifyie.
Sen, oob Oerielbe obne 3lupifel onl
MuSiob leibe, Sp1ter bieb es in ser
Goli5eiitotion 81 Canton, Dab sic
80. g. 8. 9obn-Gompognie" iif be.
reit erfldrt babe, oen Monn belttc
Morgen rad) Neip.Oorf iueiter 5ii
ienoen.
Gie oGrbe fIiegt". - Die
Gontraftoren, melde Die y@oibing.
ton : Baltimore . annapolis +. glef :.
triide 9obn" baiien, crbieltcn geitern
cine rieicn6ofte 9ampfidaufel. Die
lelbe miro beitte ODER morgen in 9e.
trieb geiebt neroeiL mo Die nGroe
miro Damn iliegen". Die 9abn ioG
in eincm Sabre fertig iein.
Sal It geneer Hidter Sobn
ltpibur 9ennis, iuelder mebrere Wo-
note i6mer franf mar, lit iomeit &c.
neienL oab or bellte in 9egIeitung iii
ner 6omilie naf) Ocean Gitn WS.,
iabren fam, no CT mebrere 8od)en
81 bleiben geoenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26
@un gee 1nO Safcn.

EoIidgiere 0es DgtorOo. 2lopo".G Cant
piers .9ranOenburg". - Cont
pier .a0lu" miro 5elrte crlpartet.
n.Ginfu6r. = Sin
poaeS Cargo Moi3 mad Ggpp.
len.
Ser Camper u@runocnburg" pom
.9torobcutidJen SIopo"a f6brt anl
nGdIten Gouheritog init oen folgcn-
0en auiiiten- mo 3>pii6enoefS-Foi.
iu0icrcn non bier nod Bremen 5lt.
rid: Sr. @6riit. 9lott pon NfanpbiS,
Eenn.; ST.. Mbolpb &runot BON 8olti-
more; Sr. @drmann9 mo 8roll bon
Cincinnati 81; Sr. unO 6rou SoGu
Groicr ltn0 Sans s. Nroicr bon
Glcpelun0, %; Sr.. 6Cnrb Saber uno
Sri. Ola 6uber bon Baltimore; Sr.
:. 5. 6oBler bon &oibington 9. g.;
6rl. &utb. Sran3 Don Souonta6,
60; Sr. Goipor @loier BON @olti'
more; ST.. So1n 30. @ittcrmon Don
@oibin0ton, 9. g.; Sr. s. Q. Sit
tingS, JIM, bon Baltimore; 8rot.
Gba8. s. SonOi6in bon Cincinnati,
o; Sr. @m. Sail bon @oibiu9ton,
Q. g.; Sr. Cora Srrloh BON 9olti'
more; Sr. 1tnO 6rnn Ntortin ScB bon
Baltimore; Sri. @liiobCtb &olmeper
BON @oIbingtou, 2. g.; Or. 0obiO
:. Wod,t bon Baltimore; &r. @. $.
MacSbcrrp bon Baltimore; SRI,
Wtcto Murfen bon Soponnob, o.;
Srou Serbia u. Sonnc BON Chicago,
Sis; 6rou SrcO, $. SimcnS bon
Ga Gortc, Sno.; 6rou .. Stor5 NM
Sobn s. StorS bon McmpbiS, Gem. ;
Sr. E6om. s. @oIi6 uon Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Sampler n&oIn" ermortet.
Ser Compiler vG0In" pom vNorb-
6elttihen Qlob0" miro am n0dIten
9onucrItog bier erportct. Gr bringt
ctrpo 1000 &oiiitcn- unO 3mii6en-
beds &oiiooiere nod Baltimore.
&er dtcoCncS.
Ger S6ooner Southern Gitp,
Capt. @ofer, lit on ser &rottitroBen-
@crftc ongclongt unN brodte 0ic
critic 2ooltng BON 9tor0.Gorolino
@oIicrmclonen, 400 al 3ob(.
Ger britiide Compiler Moftn"
fGbrt oieicr Gage init elmer 2oouug
bon 10000 guideln MoiS aus Dem
Sofen 9oltimore'8 nod &leronOrin.
GQnptcr, o6. GS lit oieS OoS critic
MoI felt 70 So6ren, Dab cin SdiIi
BON Baltimore 0etroioe nod cineni
in @9opten bringt.
.lfH. Ef ".-r. ..E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

Q 6 ere Strocn.- Sut
mittleren Yoli5cigcrift 6clcgtc &C.
itern Nidter @ronnon bic Ncgcrin
WIorp e. SopcS nit eirer @elOitrnie
bon 500 lnO Soften lpcqen Inor-
bentlid)en 9etrugenS on G%beitnitItr.
glS 4oIi5iit @ortcr sic Ncgcrin Der.
boftete, frobte un0 bib oiciclbc ben
4oli5iiten. Sobn s. 9eonter mo
6rou ". SoncS, meIde ont Mlontug
g(bCno I'M &ouic gtr. 1875, Sotrobe.
StroBe, nit on6cren 9teqern einen
Wloroipeftofcl modtclt, lpur0cn BON
Noli5iitcn &eorneD perbaftet. Vea'
mer erGielt 500 itnb sic Negcrin$23
uno Soften 5uoiftirt. 9lQc Grei mani
Gcrten rpegen Wongel al &~leingdo
ms @%cf1ngniB.
g Of eriobflogen -
Sr. Charles 8. &olb, 8otcr 0es flei-
ner Hidorb 8. &olb, tpelher ont B.
SuIi bel einem Stur5rcgen bon ben
GSlutben in einen gb5ltg8fonol 9erii-
len ipur6e unb ertronf, bat geItern
I'M Sllperioraerift cine Sho6cner-
iobfIoQe fir $4,000 gc0cn bicStoOt
eingereid)t.
- Cine Sbobeneriotflo0e INN
$1,000 reiften gcItcrn Innie Eren-
nlcnsfp itno 9obio ErebmerSfp I'M
Common Blcus.@ cridt 9egcn bic
oGoniolioirte os,@eIeQidoft" Elm
pe0elt cires ongebli6en tbotliden
IrQriifs, ben Elm gngeItellter ser
@eIeIlihoft oni 8. M0r5 I'M Seine
ser Slayer, Nr, 202t, Eennipluonia-
gpenue, ouf lie mohte.
@fieb Ionqe @ebeimriB.
- Soeben lit an Die Oefientlid)feit
qeornngen, BOB i'm gpril bicieS Sab
res emma 8inblop @ro90en BON
grtbur 9rogoen gei6ieoen luurbe,
ipeil er lie nerlaiien unb ni6t fir lie
geiorgt bette. @roaber mo6nt ieit
orei Sobren in Tenneliee. 9ei0e 8or'
teien geboren gprominenten @oltimo-
rer 8omilien an, unb ibre Sod5eit
in 1898 mar elm geieQi6fotli6eS gr-
eigrib.
Seine Die
ouf geitern ongeieBte Sitltng Der
@oi6ingtoner S6ulbeb0roe sur Or
mGblung zines Sdul . Supcrinten-
6enten nl,rbe aiif iHtbeiti1nmte 3eii
oufgeihoben. es id}eint ober be
idloiiene Sade 81 iein, Dem 9oitimo'
rer Snpcrintenoenten SSomes 8. @an
Sidle Die Stele ou5lbieten. Sr
&on Sidle ontnortete geiters nul
etne oiesbe5iiglidJe 5rage, er miiBtt
nod nidIt, mos er tbun miir0e, luenl1
er oas Imt angeboten befdme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-26

9oItth . r & !Gb.io @ebGu.
OcfcrtiR; 1ns hftlc Baltimore.
Ohio . @ebGuOc, fuel6e$ BON Der
@enS Bros. 81. on ser Gdc BOT
G6orleS inns @oltimoreitroBc crbaut
wuroe, lit 10 gut nie fertia mo miro
toiielbc pieIIcift nm TO-. Altgltit be.
5o9en per0cn. Ser Ban 0eS Sto0l.
0erippcS oeS @cBqltpeS bcgolrn an
2S. Sltli 1905 liii6 lit Scr 13.it0diGe
@oIfenfrober olio in cincm Sabre
poQcnoct worOcn.
Nie0rigere H oten mill Die
.Gbeiopeofc , Eotomoc : 6clepbon :
@cicai6oit" ciniiibren, Ger 0ienlt,
meld)er biSbcr $50 f%oitetc, miro olti
SIS bcriintergcicbt, irlO oic &orltoOtSs
rotcn merocn nm 80 Yro5cnt 6ei6nit.
ten merOen.
Gle er ito Sibun0 II d d. It CT
W ontog.-@cnero 6elir Ggnlts,
&oriiber Ser Gbcinpeofe Gcloluorc-
&onolzGommiiIion, mar gcltcrn IN
@oIbington lln0 botte cine llnterres
bung nit Dem fungircnpen Sefrct1r
SGiper mo General Wodcn5ic III Be
5llg oilf sic glrbeiten ser Gommiilion
General Ggnrs erfl6rtc na6ber, er
miiroe oitf nGd)itcn Wfontog bic critic
Sibung Ser Gommiiiion cin6erllien.
Sic Gommiiiion beItebt ats General
Selir N9uus BON Baltimore, Major
Clement u. i. Ildgler bonn 9unoes-
SngcnicursGorpS uno lieutenant i.
z. G%bom6erS bon Der 8un0cS.Ifa>
rilne. Inter Der Nlfte 0cS GongreiieS
miro 0ieIe Gonlmiiiion unteriuden
uno an Oen Gon9reB berid)tcn, 5lt
mel6ent Ercis Ser Gbeiopeofc,G elas
more.aonol bon Der Ge0ierung onge-
folift mo Elm GROCER freier Sd)iffz
~fobrtSfonoI oorolls gemo6t lperben
fam.
Bicntc ser Ct. Gliiobeth'
@emcinOe. - Gin Gicnic Sllnt
9eitcn ser Ct. Gliiobet6 @cmeinoe
an ser 9aftimoreitroBe alt0 2ofe.
lpooO . 9lpenue iinOet beute I'M 81.
bertp . Tarft an ser eohcrn . Ape.,
= 'L
&oao Itdtt. Die aihber ocr@cmeinOc
merben iid Nndmitta9s llhtd llbr III
Der Stride beriommeln iirb lit Spe.
5iolpnggpitS nnd benz Bnrfe fabreli.
SIN Gorfe ielbit lperoen1 dGerbanO
otbletiide Spiele peranitaltet ner-
ben uno Sic GinOer erbalten Greiie.
@ebrau6tc sic II n / 0 IL
9 d] VII nj Sr. 2ouis
Minfs, grGiiOcnt ser Minfs Badge
So. ,\gtr. ZIG, Oit , 9altinloreitroBe,
iplir& qelteru Don Hidter @rannall
nllf iein GbrcnIuort benz Griminalge.
ridtsperiobren iiberipieicn. 9eriel6c
lou Die S6ubmorfe oes yaQie0 Brin.
ting GRADES Council" obne Mlitoriio-
tion berutt 6abcn, bod beitreitet Dies
Sr. Minfs, unO perOen Die @etidtc
eaber oieic Strcitfragc 5n entld,ci.
ben bo6er. qag
Williams news., 1906-05-26
SELIGMAN BUBBLES

SELIGMAN. ARIz.. May 24. 1906.
 The sheep editor took a vacation last week and now says good week to his friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kraft of Iowa were visiting Dr. Adams and wife this week.
 Miss Hoffman returned last week from Texas.
 Miss Mamie Black is visiting in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. F. s. Dickerson returned from Winslow where she had been visiting for the past week.
 Lyman Bennett is in town today. Tot Young is also a visitor.
 John Harrington has made a sale of his iron mine south of town to an eastern company who expect to put on large force of men soon.
 Seligman is bound to prosper for she has so many resources.
 The ''bird" seen lowering around town some time ago, delivered pack age No. 1. Walter Bardell wears a broad smile and says it's a girl and is as welcome as the flowers in May. Mother and flower doing well.
 Madam Rumor says Mrs. Coyne is to be married soon, and the sheep editor will surely accept an invita- ton to the wedding if he receives one, and tender congratulations in advance. Say, this ought to bring one.
 Jimmie Wilson's latest "fad" is rheumatism, and he thinks northern California's climate will be benef- cial. He hasn't got it just now, but expects to have it soon. Won der what kin he is to "Job," the man of many troubles? It looks very much like Nose Messick will have troubles of his own, soon, if reports are true. Nose you will hear from us later.
Williams news., 1906-05-26
ORDINANCE No. 3S.

An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 21 of the Town of Williams, Entitled, "An Ordi- nance to Amend Ordinance No. 3' Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Williams. as follows: That Ordinance No. 2l, of the Town of Will- jams, entitled. An Ordinance to Amend Ordi- nance No. s." be and the same is hereby amend ed so as to be and to read as follows:
 Section l. The Town Clerk of the Town of Williams shall receive monthly salary of twenty-five dollars, payable each and every month.
 Section ?. All Ordinances and parts of Ordi- nances in conflict herewith are hereby re- pealed.
 Section 8. This Ordinance shall be in and take full force and effect from and after its passage. first publication and first posting.
 This Ordinance after having been read at full length by the Town Clerk, was passed by vote of the majority of the members of the Common Council of the Town of Williams and presented 10 the Mayor for his signature. and signed by him. and attested by the Town Clerk, on this the 27th day of April, ID. 1906
 [sEALl J. H. ATWOOD, Mayor. Attest: E. G. DUBoIs, Town Clerk.
 First publication May 5-4t.
Williams news., 1906-05-26
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MINERAL APPLICATION No. 77.-U. S. Land Notice is hereby given that B. F. Saunders, of Salt Lake. Utah, by John M. Ross, his attorney-in-fact, whose postofice address is patent to Monday lode, Survey No. 214O situa- ted in Warm Springs mining district, Coconino county, approximately in 39 N., R. E., G. & s. R. B. and M., described as follows: Begin ming at cor No. l, whence U. S. L. M. No. 5 bears s: deg: 52 min. E. 4S5.2 it. Thence N. s6 deg. 16 min. E. 600 it. to cor. No. 2. Thence s deg. S5 min. W. 1140 it. to cor. No. B. Thence S. S6 deg. 16 min. w. 600 it. to cor No. 4. Thence N. deg. 35 min. E. TAO it. to cor. No. l, the place of beginning. The location notice is on record fin book of Mines, page 63s, Records of Coco nino County, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register
 First publication March 31. 1906.
 Last publication June ?, 1906.
Williams news., 1906-05-26
BY.A STAFF CORRESPONDENT

A Happy Surprise
 The many friends of Louis L. Burns, formerly of this city, but new of Los Angeles, will be sur prised to learn of his marriage to Miss Mabel Fix, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John NJ. Fix, which took place at the home of the brides parents Saturday last.
 "A large party had been arranged for at the brides home, to which all of the friends of both parties had been invited, and no mention of the wedding had been made. The sur prise of all can be imagined when the bride and groom appeared. ac- companied by the minister, Rev. Benj. Fay Mills, and the marriage ceremony was performed.
 Louie Burns is well known here, and is the son of MT. and Mrs l.. L. Burns. For several years past ne has been connected with the Benham Indian Trading Co.,, hav- ing charge of their Los Angeles store.
 Louie has the distinction of being the first child born in Williams. The happy young couple left for a trip east after the ceremony, going by way of Portland. On their re- turn they will spend several days with MT. Burns parents here and then proceed to Los Angeles, where they will make their home.
Williams news., 1906-05-26
CITY BRIEFS.

The trout season opens June 1.
 Mrs. L. D. Yaeger left Saturday for Phoenix. ..
 George Colton returned Tuesday night from Prescott.
 G. Corson Perry, of Ash Fork, spent Sunday here.
 Geo. w. Black and family have returned from Los Angeles.
 Judge John O. Harrington, who has been out of the city for ten days, has returned.
 Miss Amy L. Hansen and her friend, Miss George, of Denver, left Tuesday for Beaver creek.
 Mrs. J. H. Lumsden of the Grand Canyon, is here on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Edgar A. Brown.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish of Albuquer- que, formerly of this city, was here last week for several days visiting friends.
 Matthew M. Murphy, superin- tendent of the Western Navajo school at Tuba, is in Flagstaff on business.
 "Curley" Wallace, Fred Holden, Ed Geddes and Jeff Hutson were among the visitors from Williams this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Edgar Rains, who have been spending several weeks in Los Angeles, returned Thursday night.
 Ed. Overpeck, one of the chefs at Camp 1. left Monday for Los An geles, to spend two weeks of a we'll earned vacation.
 Miss Roach is expecting her sis ters here from San Francisco, and has taken the Ed. Lockwood house for the summer.
 Miss Mabel Adams, of Williams, came up Monday for a short visit with Miss Beecher, leaving Wednes- day for her home.
 Mrs. Howard of Winslow has had charge of the Postal office for the past week, during the absence of the local manager.
 C.. J. Babbitt, who has been ail- ing for several weeks past, left on Tuesday for Arrow Head springs, where he will recuperate.
 Fenton Jones, who has been win tering some cattle in the Salt River valley, returned Monday and will remain here for the summer.
 Harry c. Hibben, county ret corder, who has been down in the neighborhood of Jerome buying some more goats, has returned.
 The many friends of Neal Greene will be pleased to learn that he has 5een promoted to the position of brakeman on the Canyon road.
 Ray Wiley. who made trip to Jerome last week. has returned and may remain in the city. He will probably resume his position with the Rabbit Bros.
 Mrs. B. A. Cameron is in Los Angeles visiting with relatives. MT. Cameron will follow in a few weeks and upon his return will be accom- panied by his wife.
 Frank Spears has assumed con- trol of the express business of J. s. Wright. and MT. Wright will leave shortly for the Verde, where he will go into the ranching business.
 Tommy McMillan. son of Mir. and Mrs. T. F. McMillan, had a severe fall from a bicycle on Sun day last. For a few moments it was thought that he was seriously injured, but close examination showed the hurt to be slight, and he is again able to be out.
Williams news., 1906-05-26

The trial of James Cook, charged with stealing a horse from J. O. Harrington of Flagstaff, will occur next Friday. Cook was brought to Williams on Thursday from Hum- boldt, Yavapai county by Deputy Campbell, and is being held under $500 bond.
Williams news., 1906-05-26

We are advised by the Normal board of the following appoint ments to fill their chairs at their institution during the year 1906, ': l Prof. A. N. Taylor, Miss C. Hart we'll, Prof T. V. Carver, Miss M. Smvser, Prof. T. c. Sherman. Miss Elizabeth Gleason. Miss Porter and Ed Kapanke will be retained in their present capacity.
 Bob Lane, a we'll known horse man of this vicinity, but who has been in Old Mexico and the south ern part of the territory for several years, returned Tuesday and will remain with us. Bob will be one of the contestants in the broncho busting and steer tying on the 4th Several years ago he landed the money, and says that he will get it again.
 Misses Simms and Record, of Charleston, H.. are stopping with Mrs. A. M. Cameron. During their stay they are the guests of MT. Scott Linn. Under the guidance of MT. Scott Linn they have visited the Caves, Cliffs, and other points of interest, and will leave the latter part of the week for home. They express themselves pleased with Flagstaff and surrounding country.
 The city council will meet on Monday, the 18th. when the ordi- nances pertaining to licenses will be fully revised. River de Flag will also be inspected and steps taken to avoid the flooding of the west end of town. The light ques- ] tion for the west and south end of town will be again taken up and it is to be hoped that the south side
 will be given more fire protection
 Deputy Sheriff Campbell returned
 Moday night from Williams. where
 he had gone to get Fanny Porter
 who was bound over to the grand
 jury in the justice court on Mon
 day. She is charged with cutting
 the throat of Jose Velasquez, bar
 tender, formerly resident of Flag
 staff. Velasquez is reported as i'm
 proving and his recovery is assured in the event that blood poisoning does not set in.
 Supt. Marshall of the water work , is busy laying a pipe line to thu race course, for the convenience o
 the horse owners who are training and stabling there. This will als' f furnish water for sprinkling tn , track each day, and do away witt
 the clouds of dust that have hereto fore obscured the track and bal grounds. The ball grounds hay , been scraped and rolled, and tn 7 result is that we have the fines diamond in the territory.
 We notice that some people ar - still insisting on dumping thei ashes and trash in the alleys. w. were under the impression that tller was an ordinance against this; ant if there is not there should be. w, will never have the clean, pretty i, town that we want until some ac ton is taken to have the trasl hauled outside of the city limits. I is an easy matter to have box and when it is full have 1t removed The work of the street supervise on the sidewalks has put them al in the very best shape. Now le . him get after the persons who ar' using the alleys for trash piles. It'
 up to you, c. c. c.