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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Letting Well Enough Alone.

Speaking OF the small amount OF re-
serves as reported by the Utah COM
pany management, one identified with
the property says:
40 In six months we could place ten
years reserve in sight. but this would
only entail unnecessary expense and en-
danger our mining operations owing to
our ground being soft. We keep two
years ahead OF our needs and this is all
that is necessary We haYo found orc
on every side In places where we did not
believe II to exist, and the general grade
liz as good as ever IL was We could treat
q larger tonnage than we are now doing,
but We are content to continue operations
nnnn tho nresnnt cnnAeENntlNe hnSiS. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Has Large Territory.

Tho Washington Frisco Mining company Is
tho owner OF over twenty mining claims In
this field, upon which great deal OF de-
Yelopment work has boon done and q re-
amount OF silver rich that II runs into
the Thousands OF dollars TO tho ton. Indeed.
In this region Is the Imperial Copper Mining
compnnys property, which In Itself is q
mountain OF copper When this property Is
prospected the present lines. by tho COM
pletion OF the tunnel through tho mountain
which work 10 already well under way. O
volume OF copper VIII be uncovered In
volume and richness second to no mine In the
State not even excepting tho Cactus. Its near
neighbor on tho west.
Engaged to Solve Problem.
The Frisco- Contact properties n short dis
tance north OF tho Horn Silver mine consti'
tute portion Of this. region. 1t Is upon this
property that the compony's general manager,
u. y. Rohlnng has engaged TO solve the
problem OF tho continuity and extent OF tho
great contact vein leading from the Horn Sill
mine. Tho work OF development thus far
accomplished consists OF q shaft 500 feet deep,
The indications for a great mino arc very
bright. and fully meeting the expectations
OF Mr.. Rohlln6 before work was commenced
Has Rich Veins.
Tho Reciprocity Mining company owns thlr-
teen claims within this area, adjoining thc
Washington Frisco. Imperial and Frisco Con-
tact properties. and but a short distance north
west of the Horn Silver. This property, far
as developed. gives assurance that its orc
veins are filled with rich silver, gold and cop
per. which with depth cannot fail dcveloI
into immcnso bodies OF rtch ore. over tho
divide the west side arc some notable min
Ing claims not Incorporated, but owned by
individuals, prominent OF which may be men,
toned tho Cerro Gordo. Snort and Drum
MnhDpY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Wittbcilnngrn ans Der aanalsOnc.

Ger octtl6e Sngenicur 2ouiS Z.
Vt0nner, mclhcr bis Dor &ur}em in
Itcnitcn Der &oct Salon0 . 9o6a
itono unO an bic Spibe OeS 3cid)nen.
@iircoua fitr Den Eonomofanol be-
rufcn murOc, idrciht in cinem grieic
aus Gulebrn, &onol Zone:
rScit Dem 10. &l1li bin if bicy
lnO mutB aliri6tiG io8en, OoB iG]
Nuca better fonO, MS id 0odte.
o0ic mcrifoniihcn &Grier ruben
AMI @ol3pfeiIcrn pcld)e ouf Stein.
6rnoomcnten Itebcn. Sic entbaltcn
i0nmtlid iebr gcrGumigc, luftigc
3imNcr nit observation-disclosures unO
iino nit groBcn &eronocn uno MoS.
titoncbcn umjogcn. Sir ole Ser,
piIcgunG lit icbr gut geiorgt. Sn oen
bon Der 9fcQicrutu pcrpultetcn So.
tells crbGlt man iiir penig @elo quite
Wobl5citen.
Ntc Wnncrlpertc 1tn6 O%ollen0et.
l(e6crou mcrOcn Strobcn ongeleQt
llcbcroQ mcrOcn StroBen ongelcgt
llnO itctig ionitGrc &crbcicrunQelt
porGcnommen. llcbcr 0oS &Iimn
fam i6 aus cigcncr Grfobrrng nod
tcIn llrtbcil o6Gcbcn. @CgcnmortiG
bobcn mir HcGcn5cit, un0 oo gieBt
Is in Ser Ncgcl tGqIih 5pei- bis oret,
nal. Gle Sibc lit obcr nid)t 10
GroB, mic tic }ltr 3eit meincr Mo.
relic in Chicago mar. Sic NGdtc
linO nnGcncbm fiibl uno gemGbrtl;
CrQllidcn0cn S6lol."
Die cin5ige aioac, sic 6r. MGn.
ncr 81 iiibrcn bat, bctriiit bic Bier.
rcrbGItniiie. Scoc Stiuung ieina3
%gciunOcrL bopcriihcn GuriteS nlott
cine Mciie nod ser Stnot banana
o0cr nod GolOu n0tbig, Gulcbru,
otc StnOt, in Scr bic mciitcn HeQie.
ruIlgS 9iireoll5 lilo utO bic Ban.
bColllteu mobnclt, lit ,trndcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

lcgcnDeit ntnucbr iolucit Gc0tcDcL
oob Die @riin0iulg ocS OrOcnS unbc
beDoritebt. So miro Nr. Nruun0
6olltercs emit ais 0rOcn3itifter in
Den 9obcaen Der @eididte nc6en
Napolcon @onoporte per3cidnet tie
ben, Der Die Gbrenleqion am 19.0}ut
1902 ulta eminent poIitiiden 9emcQ.
griin0en ais criter &oniu( ms Qcbcn
ricf. Scr nclte Srocn iul Sen Ma.
men oGrDir on Mcrite" trogen, olio
0u}lt beitimnlt icilL oo2&eroicuIt ouf
jcalid)cm @ebiete 5u beIobnen. llr.
ipriingIid ~cntitono ser @lan oo3lt
u~Qcr0ing9 bel Oen Winiitern oeS
9]Iuatpdrti9cn uno ser &olonten bic
cine einbeitIihe Nlts3ei6nunq itott
ser ptelcn WcouiQen uno @bren3ei.
den ifoiicr poQtcn, sic ibneu bis
icbt sur &%criiiglnG itonocn. Ser
lcibt bod 3. .. Dos &oloniol Nfini.
itcrilm bic Orocn ser &Gnigc BON
g(rom un0 bon &umbooi6o, ais 0ie
BON fr0n5oiiidcn &oiullcm uno So
neben 0ibt CS nod Gin babies Oh,
teno onocrcr GbnliherT cforotionen.
SIS i6cint ober, BOB ser o~uSmGrtigc
Winiitcr ur0 iciu foloniolcr College
bon Sen Snbabern Der iibrigcn Dor
tcfeuilleS iiberitimmt merocn ioaen,
ole Qlei6iul& ii6er sic M}cngc BON
&rcu5cn uno W}eouiQcn flogCn, Die
in ibr Rciiort %gcb6rcn. So Qibt IS,
INN Elm ctn3igcS @ciipiCl 5t nenren,
Cinen bcionbcrcn Cr6en fiir @ricis
TRIGGER, Die ibrcn 9icnit cine gerpiiie
3eit lang obnc @fltdtpcrletltn0 per
ridtet bobcn. Ter rcre fran50iiidc
8Cr0icnitorhcn, mic CT I'M Gntmurfc
fertig it, prGicntirt iid) ni1t gcruoe
oils Elm metiterboitcS Hroouft 0c@
moocrncn &unitgctperbcS. Gr bcItc6t
aus eincm ipciBcn, bImt CirgefoBtcn
Gmaiuefrcu3, aus ociicn bier 0irs
feln iilbernc Stroblcn berporgebcn
ltno OoS olr6 ctnen li@lbcrnen Grou5
an Elm beIlbloucS, gendiierteS @unO
bcfcittgt lit. @cnn CT sur Giniii6.
ring gclongt ietn miro, 10 crm0Bigt
itdj Die 3obl ser fron50iii6en Gefo-
rotioncn ouf ic6S: oie G6rcnIcQion,
ooa &crOicuitfrclt3, Die ofoocmii6cn
EnImcM ocn Sr0cn bonn yWieritc
9IgricoIc", ole MilitGr , WIcDoiQc, ole
trob ibrC& midcinborcn 9ht2iebcn&
icbr bod bcpertbet mo MIR BON
@cniNen a~ctroNcn miro, urO bic&os
loninl Mc6oiQc. Nucn 5ron5pien
ober, ocrcu sic Ceoc ibrea &nopflo-
DIES Die Gait ibrcS Guiein5 bi36cr
Cridmertc, Croifnct Die StiftnnQ oe9
&croicnitorocn3 Ole l16clr0itcn@er.
ipCftiucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Sin Epfcr inter nielcn.

Sor 81 SuDrcn III Der peilll1ploa-
niiden Gticngcgeno geborell, mar
Cigar 9romn bon Sltgcno auf nit
Giien betnnnt. Rad)oem CT ais
Singing ben 9itrgerfrieg nlitge'
mo6t bottc, in ncldcm er megenla.
pfcrfcit oltf Dem Shludtfeloe 3ltllt
Sfii5icr bef0rOert mur0c, 6egob er
iid) nod) Dem n0roIi6en Widlidor,
neil er BON grObcn Giicner3Iogcrn
OoicIbit geb6rt bate, mo ieinem
S6urfblide gcIung C@, Die getualtts
gen Giicncr5minen bon Nfeiaba un0
@ermiIion 5u cntoGden. 9ei ieinem
@citrCbeu, Oicie M}tueu Ourd giien.
bobnlinien 3u entipidelrt gerietb
o6cr 9romn in Die &Gn0e BON 1So6n
g. &odCicQcr. 9ieier mubtc iidl
nit ocn 6etunntcn Wiittell 6alo OCS
riciiacn @eiibca 81 bemGdtigen un0
bettete i'm riciig aus 0lrdl 8roouf4
tion pom picIcn Iollicno Tonncu
Gr5, Die er nllf icincn Iompicrn an
Giienucrtc oblicierte. Ger Gntoe.
der l10 uripriingIid)c @ciiber@rotpn
Dem WiQionen gcbiibrtcn, botte oas
NofieDcn.
@rolUn'5 rcOIidcr 8crbiin6etcr
W}erritt itorb infoIqc ser berbenGnt.
t0uihung bolO an gebrodcnem Ser.
sen. 0roiun ober GtcIt iid oufredt
uno iudtc iid ol$ fiiGncr uroertuiiIts
lthcr oGroipeftor" cine rcltcGriitcn3
SIT crrinNcn, Cine 3eit lang Begin.
itiAtc i'm ooS Slid ctpo5, unO er
mar micbcr 0criclbc groB. uno ncid).
bcr5iae Mann Der or in Sen groBcn
@litdStogcn gctucicn. 2tbcr ord) iein
belhetocneS @Iiif bottc fcine0 olcr.
Ycreit@ an Dem i6retlihen Wo0el.
treb@ let0cno, betbctligtc CT 1id) nod
al elmer onitrcngcnoen Grforifung
Don W}iuCrollonO norolih pom Gu.
pcrior r Gee; ober oo5 crboiitc@oI0
fon0 iid riht. @cbrofcn fc6rtc CT
nod Soult Ste. Maric in Mihigon
3uritt. Gort lit cr Jest gcitor6er, 1t.
or mare olli Dem Nrmcnfrieobofc be.
gro6en morOcn, menn niht ciniae
Vtdnncr, ocncn cr emit @lttcS &C.
tbon fiir Elm b%ciiereS @egrGbnib ge.
lorAt batter.
Cigar 9ropn lit MIR zines ser
oiclcn Cpfcr, oic bon Sobu G.Hodc.
teller, Dem unbormber5iQen uno I'M.
crl0ttIidcn, nm cine boffulnq5reidyc
Griitcr5 bcrou6t mur6en. @iro er
aud fiir G0Gor &rolpn'& orme oItc
g9ittipc nlrr Elm faIteS QG6eln bn.
ben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Der llriprnna bcs Shlnfcs.

NI9 S6Iof bc5ci6nct man oclt
3litono Der Scrabiebung Der &or-
pcrfunftionCn inter Dem GinfIullc
scr itorf berob0eieBten GrrcQborteit
oc2 @cbirnc&. Bur Scrbciiit6run9
ocS S6lofc@ lit bic AltSihoItung ser
Sinncnrci3e %nptblpcnoig, mir bcnc~
tbigen oobcr elm fii6le5 uto titles
3immcr nit reincr Suft, olle 2id)t-
quellcn lino 81 bciCitiQen, Ole Nrgen
miiiien 9eihloiien, Ole WtltstCln eut.
iponnt mcroen. @ic Der Sdlof um
Icttcn @nhe 81 Stonoc fomnlt, ipciB
man bellte nod nid)t nit Si6crbcit.
PIN mciitcn bat bic Innobme iiir
iifl hoB bic GrmiiounG inter 0ent
Giniluiic Der 6entiidcn 3crfoIlSprt-
BUTTE bcS &0rperS 5u Stunoe font
me, 10 bob Der Sdlof ouf cinem dc
miid)Cn Gor9o,gc berltbt. IS gibt
obcr nod cine Nn5obl on0crer Sbec.
ricn, meld)e Den ShIof erfIGrcn mol
len. 90 ncbmcn Ctntqc az, Dob Ser
Nr0Bcrc Neid)tblm Der @cluebc all
@olier oenSdllof berporrltfc, on0crc
icbcn Die Sauptbc0inortng fir 6oS
3uitonbcfommen ocS ShlofcS an
Der Ncnocrlng be2 9lutfreiSluufeS,
Der Sd,laf ioa 6cnnod ouf elmer
0lutormlttb hcS @cbirnS bcrllbcll,
neil olth 5ufGuigc oocr fiinitlidje
@lutIcCrc oeS @ebirnS 0ctpuBtloiiq.
felt cr5ciat. Rrof. 3. Sppenbeimer
mar Der Grlte, mcldcr 0en Sd)lof in
cine bcionoere Eortic bcS @cbirnS
ucrlC0tc, obnc nit bicicr Nnnobmc
b%cIon0cren Nntlong 81 fin6en. Neu-
croingS bot Or. Solomon inSlorcn5
bcn Sd)lof in @%crbinoun0 NIT Der
Sb0ti0fcit cincS flcincn 8Cbirntbci.
les, ocS iogcn. @ebirnonbon0cS. &c,
brodt. TCricl6c licgt an Scr In.
tcrflGdJe OcS @ebirnS, es lit cine
@lutgciGboriiic, beren Ilunftionen
nod poaiO rGtbieIboft iinO. Sic M
ten 9Ioubter, boB tic Sdlcim obion.
ocrc, neIder burd) sic N~oicnb0bIc
entlCert ucroc. Seine SppotbeIe
itiitt Or. Solomon ouf sic cigen.
tbiimIidc Gage Der Critic bidt ne,
ben Den @ebirncentrcn beS SceIer-
lebcn@, ollf Den NodmciS bon 0rpnt
in ocriclbcn, ionic boroilf, boB Die
Sllbitnn5 Scr Critic lid mnnhmol
BET Sdlofloiigfcit %bciuG6rte. @ei
&crlcbu1gen Scr Grille nnoS hlpun.
DC ocriclben tritt Sdlafloiigfeit aui,
SGlGirigfcit oo9egen bel Woiicn-
5ullobnc Der Griiic. Iicie finoet
lid bel mon6en &~ranfbcitcn, ipie
bel Scr Shloffranfbcit, 6cttind)t,
Hieienmud)s, Gntortung Ger Sdilo.
briiie; tbotiddlid gc6cn ole oicic
aranfbeiten nit Shl0frigfeit elm
bet. Nof ser Sbeorie Or. Salo.
mons mare 0enno6 Der Shlaf ais
cine 6olge Der inncrcn abionoeruna
Der Critic an5uicbcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

len ultO iplittern 5u Nobcn. @tu5
id)erbcu mo lSbiatcu unO &opuci.
ur0 bumtiorbige &it0rc pcrmii0rI
iid 81 eincm pbontoitiidcn, Oerb req.
ltitiihen StiMlcbcn, pdbrcnO llfc.
boIgerl6 o%uf0unitet .....
@ltt, ooB pl6Blih Die Nufmcrtiom
felt o6gclcnft miro.
lronmlrlpirbcl un0 Grdcitcrmliit
crihoIlcn ans Der 6ernc, Jest in MI
icrc @uiic ctllbicgenO. Ite 5eiI&ar.
NEE 3iebt bcrnll.
Dor Der Cbiire Scr &nCipG miro Elm
Sarmonium ouigeitellt; cine blonOl
Game nimmt 0aran %loB, un0 in
Gborgeiang flingt cS binetn inter
Die milOlGrmenoen 3e6er:
Mus SiinOcnpfubl un0 2oitcrb0blen
6ii6r' OlL o SeiIono, mid bcroua!"
Sdj babe, Gcnilg pom Der GnGe un0
Sdmiilc uno ocnt molfigcn Gunit.
sd tretc ms 6rele.
Sinota Qebt Der @Iif ms Mcltc,
ben 2inicu Der gcmoitiQcn 6loltcn
6el$bG6cn iol0cno, mcldc bic ttcie
9uft umidlmcn, wdbrcnO gIcid)
@ologeidmcioc Die BON Scr ii%nfenOcn
Sonnc iibcrgIutbetcn 8oiier crglan'
3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Nic Npdfidle @rpcbitiun.

Gic bon EroiCiior Sod lmttcrrunl.
meme GrpeOitiou 9ebui@ Stloium5
Der Shloifruntbeit bcfinoct lid &c.
%gcnmGrttg bCreit9 altf oem gcfabr.
polercn lbeil ibrer Rciie. Sic bat
Nmoni, no Die 6orid)cr iih lett an-
ion0@ 0ui 6efonOcn, (bcil5 Inn iih
SIT attlimotiiiren, Ibcil@ INN @Or.
itlrOicn iiber Die SdIoifranfbeit 81
mudcn mo urdl cinigc &cumtniiie
Der Sprnde Scr GiltQcborcncn gu rr.
mcrbcu, bcreit3 am 20. Sunni Derlai-
len um0 lit iibcr Mlon6aiia nit Ser
ltiombara @o6n nod Whlan5a, ON
SiibuiCr 0G5 &ittoria Npan3a 0e.
legcu, obgereiit. Gle @erpfleaung
ser Grpc0ition bcituu0 aus &in0.
fIciid, tGglidl friit gciAlodtct, ga.
her INNER ctluu9 bart, bunn Sdiu.
fen, @urit @ciIiiqel, NciS mo Con.
@ierpcn, nojlt t0Qlih iriihQepiliidte
&onancn, 2IpfcIiincu lm0 &ofoSs
nitlic. Iic Ginuohncr BON Nmoni
gcborcn mctIt Ocm Moiiuiitomme
an un0 lino jum Gbcil ourd bGuii.
Gen llntgan9 NIT Gurop1crn ihon
iebr bon Der aultur beledt. Sic
m1ntltd)en &epobncr trogen, nit
luent8en IlSnobmen, cillen meiBen
llcbermuri, aon5u Qeonnnt; oen
Wtitgltc0ern ser expedition bcrcitCte
Is niel SpoB, oils ciumul Gin idhuur.
ser 6Ioncltr 0oberfom Scr gu Sem
&on3lt Cinen bobCn StCbfraQen nm.
GcIe1t bottc, cinCn idpor5cn &nei.
Ter, notwithstanding Der Soutforbe
cntipredeno, trug uno ncaen oc$
lmmcrmdbrcnOcn &c9cnS nit einem
Negeuidirnc bcmoiinct NOR unb
MN ltol3 uto nit elmer Nrt bon Ser.
odtlrn8 oltf icirc Stummc@briioer
bcrobiob. Sn Mtrou3a ioQ Die Gen.
trolitotion cingcri1tet mcr0cn, 0u
Die @cgen0 nm oen &ittoriu. gtpan5u
ais Der ctgcntli6e &cro ser S6luf.
trontbcit on0cicbcu mcrOcn fam.
Srot0cm Der Crt @c5trfSomt lit uuo
cine Nltlit0rIt0tion bot, ioQcn ood
MIR leh9 GuropGcr oprt lcbcn; Die
expedition miro oc9bolb gc3pungqn
icin, in 3cltcn lmo @iittcn, ole lid
Die @erren Icl6it bcrridteu miiiien,
81 tampircn. Mllon5a un6 llnQe.
bun0 iollcn in lester 3cit furdtbar
bon Der Sdlnffronfbeit beimaeiud)t
lporocn icin, IS iou biSber ctiuo
1000 So0te 0cgcbcn bubcn. 9ie
Sbctlncbmcr Der Grpcoition mer6en
BON bier ans olth Ole i'm &iftoriu.
9|pon3o 5critrcut Iicgcnocn SnieIn,
Die icbr 5oblrcid), u6er bon oen Gin.
0cborcncn ser idredliGen arontbeit
ipcacn aroBtcntbcilS pcrluiien limo,
bCilthcn.
Bur &oGihcn expedition miro 1id
Ipdtcr old) nod ObCritobSar5t Or.
W}eirner ans scr Golpnic QeicQen, 10
ooB nltn ict@ 9ler5tc Scr furdt6oren
@eiBcl Geltid . Oitoirifo'S gu 2ci6e
acbcn. II. W}cirncr tritt nGmlid,
pororSlid]tIid in icdJ3 bis odt NO.
noten cine GicnItrciic mad, ocmIon.
g%oniifo See OIL mo mill um 8if.
torio See ip0tcr 81 ser expedition
ItoBen, bte Damn beihIicBcn miro,
Of lie nod an Oen Eongnniifu-See
aebt. no ictt ebcnfoQS ifon einige
Sale BON S6Iaftronfbeit poreefom.
men limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Sin ncncr frnni6iiidlcr Crben.

IS 1T cine ichr d)ornttcriitiihe Gr-
IdcinunQ bic unicrcn &orfGmpiern
OcS 3utunftSitontcS ST ocnfcn gcbcll
ioltc, oob sic O~rocn@iGaerci in
6ranfrcit umio mcni0er obnimmt,
ais Die Ncpublif tueitcr ms rdoifolc
Eager obgcihmCnft lit. GnS arcit3
scr Gbrcnlcgiort, boS chit in 10 bo-
benz Inicbcn lton0, bot l0nglt ieiner
olten Nllf cinNcbiibt, man lpeiB.
allf ipelhcn frrmnlcn @cget ooS
rotbe 90n0dcu inter llmltGnoen sll
crlangcn lit. l(n6 90 nit jeoenn
Sabre Die 3o6l Gercr 5unininlt, bic
ollf 8rinN olcr m6gliden 8eroien-
Itc bednIpru6cn, in Die @entcinidait
Der S%egionore mtf9enommen 5lt per.
Den, 10 cripo0cn Die repitblifoniihen
Madtbobcr ldon lett lGngerer Belt
Ole 8riinoltng zines 5lueiten Srbens,
Der Dor aaem oaSu beitimmt ideint,
Die Gbrenlcgion bon aQsu grobem
Nnornngc 81 c~ntloIten. Vie man
aus Earis mittbeiIt, lit oieie angc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Mnlrrifnniidlcr witt.

Gtni0c NnefOotcn er5Gblt Elm ane.
rifoniifer Eolitifer in ser yGGal.
Hunoidut." 9uS cr emit in eineut
nod 3icmIif untultioirtcr GbeiI Der
Ser. Stootcn cine 5iiuocuoe uno be.
aciitcrtc Nc0e belt, iob Gin olterSin.
%tcrluGl0lcr feicrlid in scr erIten
Hcibc mo %ncrrponote fem 9luoe BON
Dem Sprehcr. Nod SfIuB ber9fe.
De iogtc CT gon5 bingertiien: Sos
lit ooh ote trditigitc &eoc, sic il
gCb6rt babe. Sd fonnte oie gon3e
Belt binourd 5brc @ad5Gbne Ie-
ben" Cine mihtiqe Stole ipielte
audi IN Den Hc0en bicies onerifoni-
lden FolttifcrS-0ie S6ipieqermit.
ter. Sic ltebt notiirIid olli 6erSeite
lbrcr God)ter ltnb muht mSdmtt.
gcriobn Dos 2cben idppcr. Gines Ta-
GcS Iinoct lie lire Sodter in SbrG.
men oltf Der 6ltrtrcppc. yS6 meiB
ca, @corg bat Cid ocrIoiicn," ruff
lie cntriiItct ans. SD" ieui5t cs
5uriif. - ia Itcdt cine sSrul GA.
bintcr," foriAte sic Miltttcr nit bli.
bcrocn Gll9crr. 50" icui5t eS al.
riid. D@er lit esq" Sui"
"@ott lei Gonf!" rrft sic Sdmieaer.
mntter erlcidtcrt aus, i'd bubc ipe.
nigltenS ME cine Soffnung in linn
allttommen laiicn!"
goabaft. - IeItercs Sr1uleir:
v2ente Cir MIR, 2icbIte, olS ih am
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

GerIoden0. Heiienoer (ocl
lid r~oiircn laiien MIN: sd mub
nit Dem Bug fort! @ie lange fam
Is Oou~crn?" - prfbooer: pSdlinm.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
3eaths.

In Brattleboro. Oct IS. Mrs. Albert ].
Bowen, 3S.
In Brattleboro, Oct. 10, Mrs. Elmira
Jane Whitney of Wilmington, "a.
In Brattleboro, Oct 10, Mrs. Mary ].
Cutler "a, wife OF George Cutler
In West Brattleboro, Oct. IL, Floyd
Leslie, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
johnson.
In West Dummerston, Oct. 7, Chester
Washer, IS.
In Putney Oct. IS. Mrs. George L.
Pierce.
In Londonderry, Oct. 10. Mrs. Alonzo
Curtis, II.
In Ashuelot, N. H., Oct. ., Benjamin F.
Howe, SO.
In Greenfield, Mass, Oct. 10, Patrick
Moore, formerly of Brattleboro, 81.
In Bartonsville, Oct. IL, Mrs. E. A.
Thompson.
In Springfield Mass. oct. Is. Mrs. Della
Hooker Boyden, rs, widow Of DR.. Freder-
lex Boyden of TIinsdale, n. II.
In Gardner, Mass, Oct. IL, Mrs. S. G.
Estabrook, 67.
In Unity, N. H, Oct IA, Squire G..
Smith, a native of Chesterfield. IS.
In Petuluma, Calf, Sept. 80, Forest l..
Streeter Of Nottingham. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
qararrtanes.

In Brattleboro, oct II, by Rev. Father
T. O'Donoghue, James 3. Hamilton Of
Montreal and Lillian A. Lavelle OF Brat
tleboro.
In Dummerston, Oct 1e, by Rev. Emanuel
Charlton of Fishers Island N. Y, Arthur
Cook Of Brattleboro and Miss Florence
Laughton Of Dummerston.
In Bellows Falls, Oct. 10, by Rev. d. L.
Sanford, Orien Dodge Of Manchester, N.
H., and Miss Florence Tuttle Morgan Of
Bellows Falls,
In Springfield, VT, Oct II, by Merrill
L. Lawrence, Esq, assisted by Rev.
Walter H. Cambridge of Southboro, Mass,
Fred c. Locke Of North Attleboro, Mass,
and Miss Georgia l. Spafford of Spring.
field.
In Holyoke, Mass, oct. II, by Rev. DR..
E. A. Reed, Alfred T. Judd Of Greenfield
and Miss Alice Newton, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Newton Of Holyoke.
In Rockingham, Oct. 4, by Rev. G. H.
Pennoyer of Springfield, assisted by Rev.
L. L. Greene OF North Orange, Mass
Edgar r. Lowell Of Somerville, Mass, and
Miss Melissa B. Gould Of Rockingham
At Dean Manse, Franklin, Mass, Oct.
16, by Rev. Reignold X. Marvin, John G..
Peck and Miss Carlotta s. Squires, both
Of Brattleboro
In Franklin, Mass, oct. 16, by Rev. r.
X. Marvin, John G. Peck of White River
Junction and Miss CarlotJa S. Squires OF
West Brattleboro.
In Palmer, Mass, Oct IS, by Rev. w. A,
Moore, Edwin ]. Coils Of Brattleboro and
Miss Sadie E. Hobbs of Monson. Mass.
In New London, Conn, Sept. 20, by
Reuben Lord, Esq, John E. Bryant OF
Staten Island, N. Y, and Miss Angelina
Groubee OF Fishers Island, N. Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
Resignation Of Cattle Commissioners Re-
celVed.
Especial despatch to The Pnenix.l

Especial despatch to The Pnoenix.1
Montpelier, VT, Oct. 10.
The governor this morning received the
resignation of George H. Terrill of Nor
risville and DR.. George H. Stevens of
White River Junction, the remaining
members of the cattle commission under
fire by reason of the diseased meat scan
dal. The designations have been accept
ed and Judge ]. z. Weeks OF Middlebury
has been appointed to fill out the unex-
pired term Of DR.. Stevens. The other
appointment has not yet been made but
it is expected within a short time. The
hearing before the elections committee
on the contest of Joseph Aud for the
seat in the house. held by c. D. Grafton of
Burlington, was taken up Thursday and
Mr.. Aud appeared for himself and claim
ed fraud among the election officers, mis-
count of votes, additions to the check list
after its completion on the Saturday
night preceding election and general fraud.
Several dispositions were received from
Burlington to show fraud in some degree.
The hearing was continued until We'd
nesday afternoon, when the matter will be
taken up.
A joint resolution in regard to recount
ing the vote for states attorney in Ben
nington county was reported favorably in
the house this morning. In view OF It's
Importance Mr. Archibald o. Manchester
moved that 1t be made a special order for
Tuesday afternoon at 2.SO. This report
is the result of long, hard fought and
bitter hearings before the committee on
court and state expenses at which va
rious attorneys discussed constitutional
law and exploited the rights of the two
candidates. This resolution passed the
Senate yesterday, so all that remains Is
its discussion in the House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19

Mrs. w. G. Norris will go to Boston
Monday for a weeks visit with relatives
Rev. r. A. Slack is a guest at H. P.
Wellman's He came from Boston yester-
day in his automobile.
L. Guy Tasher, Ray Greene and Harry
Bingham witnessed the production Of
''Brewsters Millions at the Court Square
theatre in Springfield last Saturday
evening. c. r. Crosby, H. r. Lawrence
Houghton Seaverns and Ben Williamson
who went to Springfield by automobile.
and e. ID. Whitney, c. A. Harris and F.
K. Barrows, who went to Springfield to
return with one Of Mr.. Whitney's Stevens
Duryea automobiles, also witnessed the
production.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
Montpelier, Oct. 10

This morning Friday) the House is con-
sidering the bill creating a state fair COM
mission, Of which Mr.. Evarts Of Windsor
is the father 1t provides for a state fair
each year. The bill was made a special
order for this morning at IL o'clock.
The question of the election Of repre-
sentatives by plurality is up for its usual
amount of discussion this year. The bill
has been reported favorably by the COM
mittee with the proposed amendment to
elect on the fourth ballot. This bill has
been made a special order for Tuesday
morning.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
Rtrths.

In Grafton, Oct 10, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. 70. w. Perkins.
In Bartonsville, Oct. g. a son to Mr.
and Mrs. FREQ Garner.
In Hinsdale. N. H., Oct. H. a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chamberlain.
In Chicopee, Mass, Oct. 9, son, Philip
Farley, to l.. Francis and Annie (Farley)
Stafford.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19

Luigi scamfaroli. an italian, 49, en-
ployed at Dianci Brothers stone sheas,
Montpelier was accidentally shot WINE
hunting with his brother and two com
panions at Middlesex. He bled 70 oeath;
Scamfarolfs shotgun was discharged
while he was climbing a fence. The shot
entered his groin severing the femoral ar
terry.