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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

Se,ier-8 eriiherunaen.
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~. gyarIielo. ~JteftoeHt Wdnaaer, 101-102
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,@rrmania sSeutrprrtdernngs . @efenihatt,"
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berS OF Commerce.
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-SGnoler.
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tul'Strnbe. nf
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&o6len ltno Sol5.
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S6mndiader nrro ltbren.
10. Z. Wiiner, % OitsAaItiuloresSiraBe.
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HianoS unb Srgeln.
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gpeHie.
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Gapier urb &opier.0 iiten.
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Slaqaen, Vanner, IbSeihen.
cisco grps., gr. 10, @cft2er;netor.St~abe.
9lehplatten, Wetoa etc.
eppr, Gunilin & So, 1910 @nIherItonsst rabe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

Warmor. rno @routt-@erfe.
g. Siladrtner G. ebbne, 714-1S WeftgdIit'
Der OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

8enn SIR NIT einem franien Wtngen
ober ben oaolr1 bernoraerufenen urz
laden, als 8eritopfuus, 2ebcrleiben, sd.
mprrbuiben, 8DpfIhmer5eu, iaure5 anf.
ft0fcn, 9ersbrennen, Slabnugen, S9lafa
lOTgfeit, geiitigc acknowledgement,
Sersflppfen, WcruoFtat, Magcntatarr b,
@a0cnscidtpiire, Masensas, Ueiibt Der
8olbeit mad benz Giien, 4uftohen,
SdmerSen in BET 0laaengegenb, bclcster
5unge, bi.tcrem Oeifmad i'm WunOe,
9ppetitloiisfcit ETC., bebaftet ieio, oann
Ieloet mir Guren Namen unn Qoreiie, idl
frerbe Git6 Gin fretes 8adet bon n1etnen
Wagentabletten ienoen, pel0e IN ben meis
lteIt SGllen iofortige Sinoernug b%ringen.
S6idt fein @elb oOer Yoltmarfeu, bentt
i0 nil boB ieOer Sronfe 6ieies Wtittel erit
aui meite Soften probirt. Mot aoreIiire:
JOHN A SMITH,
800 0inria Bldg. Milwaukee. Wis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
Wopofatelt.

gaut Sobannfrn, III 9loro.GbarIes.S trabe.
SAT- u. VI. ehuie, 12G-129 9ansNuilbing.
@uitauus Sprb, 261-260 Galoertsgitiloine.
q. NEt. Srtmnnu, III gtoros9bdrlessStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

anfridtig d. - @ittpe Gum
%erebrer ihrer 8edJter, ser I'M bercll
Sdno anbGlt) ;a.d9lnr ouf zines mo-
die ib Sic o%ufmerfiom; id bin be-
reit, S6nen meme Sodltcr 81 gebeu,
obcr mein Gernl5gen mbd)te id I'M
ter feincn l~lmitonoen anareifers" -
Sreier: sit dud) 9nr nidt notbig;
bas iperoe iJ if)un b~ciorecil!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
gLns 0Cn Wcrihtcn.


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6ig rDeitcr. Gin origineuer
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&o6t 5. Nourc, neil lie, lpie lie err
fart, iih nit inn nidt pertrogen
fam. Mic Die &ld0crin in ibrcr
&IuQcid)riit muiilbrtC, licbfoitc lie
ibrcn @ottcn emit, OILS 0criclbc beim.
fam, mo crbiclt Damn Cincn 8eriucts,
neil 0arob o03 Uiict 0nbrumtr.
Ms ijc Damn ipGtcr, ibren Angu6en
3irioldr, 3GrtIihfcitcn pcrn1icO, mar
Der &err @cmobI nltd) nidJt 3ufricOcn,
uno sic &crbGlluiiic murocn 10 &c.
iponntc, Oob Die 6rou cine S6eioung
bcnntruNtc.
49, ,Sllia Hoiic Slocllm bon Jtr.
209, Nor0.E opplcton StrnBc, crbIeIt
cine objollttc G6ciolng BON W}orttn
i. Slocrm berpiuiat, neil OcricIbc lie
ongcblid p%crloiicn bubcn iou, INN IN
Ncp-Norf nit elmer onOcrcn 6rol 3l
mobncn.
Sn ocmicIbcn @criht indte
6rau Wtinl1o 9urtuid cine SheiOung
Don i6rcm @ottrn 9Iotbon 9lrtnid
nod, neil ocriclbc lie otf 10 0ralt.
lame Mciic be6onoclt BADEN ioll, ooB
lie Q%cjruungen mar, i'm it u%erloiielt.
- 9eiiic NeooltS iltc6tc I'M &rciS'
0eri6t Nr. I nm SdciOll9 Don ISM.
$. Ncoou3 noh, Den lie Der llntrelte
beihul6igt. Go5 Eoor ipuroe III
1902 0ctrullt lul6 mobutc Bis SLIM 20.
9e3em6er poriQcn &obreS 5%uIomnlen.
G6enioQ8 ncAcn b05miQi0cn
8erloIiena miini0t &llio @oOO BON
George @a0O QciNicOen 81 icin. Gas
Noor murbc in 1899 octralrt u10
trcurte iih an Is. ,$ltni 1903.
- 6rou Nnnie 10. 2pnd mill bon
gl,ocnp apnh oeihieocn Icirt, neil lie
iih irit 6cmirl6en nid,t pcrtrooen
fam
Sr. Charles ", @rccble rno
icinc @ottin bobcn lidl lolt zines int
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mc,,ts NIT beiicitiocm GinpcrItGno-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
GlGtr uun nll0cmrincm SutcrciIc.

Flnbc uuH nHAtMriHcm ,SHtcrenc.
Gitp @ou - 2tortD- II. 2erington.
StrnBc.
Wni6inAton Monpment - oct.
Scrnon.Elnec.
&obn5 Soptjns' llniOeriitGt -
Noro.@omorOitro8c.
Sobn5 @opfin5' SoipitaI - 0or6.
9roo01uou.
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unO 6opcttcitrobc.
e Grab bon Cigar IIlen Goe -
@eitminIter. air6boi, Sapctte. unb
@reeneitroBe.
9ruio Sill 8orf : 81 erreidetl
NIT r0r0lid lalienoen 8oggons.
Eotterion . Earf - 81 erreiGell
NIT 6itlih lolticnben @oggons.
Sort WtrScnrp - 2ocuit-Yoint.
Sralen : Gouc1 = ct. Saul unO
%. StraBe.
FeabooD- SnItitnt ltno WllIif.Gon-
i%erpotorium - Mt. @ernon-Ylace.
&rott's 6yci gibliothcf - @tuI.
betrp-, nose Gltbeoral-S troBe.
&otheorolc - Wul6errp. unS Ga-
tbeStdlitro6c.
SrcimMlrcr . Gcnipcl - Nor0-
G6orlc5itroBc.
S0o GclomS 5ch1pcl - Gatbe.
orols rnp Sorotoeoitrabe.
! Gbai16cr Of Commerce = Soai-
bap' ulh @atcriuaBc.
@cridtSGe0Guoc Sapette. mo
81. EalllitroBc.
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Cardinal 8i6bors' Heiioen5 -
Gbarlcs. lno MhtlberrpitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

8upferi6mieoe uno Elumbers.
SoGa Subert, TIA 11ames.S trabe. s & g..
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
Qpid,puhpitnttPr

Sauocrs & Sjbne, t70S-1710 gantnnsgpenut
Nm. 0put, 9inribs utto @renmountsgoerle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
Wcln al uerletAcn.

ale, ipefde 8elS aebrnud1en, ipreGeu hier
uur. 9lnleiben aui Saidre, Wlpbeln II. @rltHos
ci1entbuln. Sm Seriraueu. Aeine GnunsCfiices
Wetbooen. Baltimore 3uueitmcut Co." Ir.
t20, Notwithstanding. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

9altmotcriaIier1 GbErer, 5eniter.
ro6men, 2o6en etc.
Sames q. 7SuItcr & 3d., t15 uno lit, SIo'
Sreoerid,Strdbe.
gep. ~. Slunu & Bro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

II nicrc 9ien It boten. =
GicnItnrGO6cu C5u ibrer SdnpcItcr,
Die cbeniolla IN Gienit geben Milo :
o9it oorfit Dir bos nid)t 10 idmer
poriteacL N}ino, Sn meincr letten
Stcllnng 9cficI mfrs Die erIte 3eit
nlld) nld)t u1o troebcm bin id) dd)t
Gage lang BORT ge%bliebenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

@oblmcincnber Tntb. -
NIter first 6um iungen Golegen(:
D@tcin Nlunqc, menn Gli iebt ifun
oni1ngIt, Gcincu Gatienten ooS Bier
5n pcrbictcLio luirit Sll bolo lclbIt
@olier triltcn miiiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
Snnr.@nnfen

,ErutIhe Sbnrsgnnt non Baltimore" gutuius
uno 9aItinluresStrobe.
ut. Saues.Spnrbnmf," glItimore1Strnbe uno
9uItont-9 ouiesstoemue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
@ei6aftsz@egwciier.

3eitungen5 3eiti1riften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore 9iems Co.,. 9noio IbereropI
bic, Wiarager, 31S 8eftsSermansStra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

SruIt=Gompagnie'n.
Baltimore Sruit 4 Guarautie &C.," gaut'
table @ebduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
StontS.9 oufeu.

StQQt3sgQllte1.
,Scutidc @nuf upu Baltimore" Baltimore unb
&ouioGu Ctr. gllguit a8ebcr 9rQiioent, s, )
Si6t S9ubmciiter. 1865
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03

These steamship races are keeping the old Atlantic all churEed up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
COLORADO NOW
 LOOKS ID ARIZONA
Tucson Citizen.l

The mining men of Colorado are looking to Arizona now for big strikes, just as theyddid to Nevada few years ago, only more 50, saId n U. nugnes in Phoenix, who is a mining man fIiiii- self from Colorado.
 It was with this idea in mind that he came to open up some mining property for the Hackley Gold & Cop per company, but even if this particu- lar group of claims was not showing up to the satisfaction of the owners, as 1t is, Hughes would not lose conf dence in the mineral possibilities of the territory.
 The Hackley people have found what they consider a good thing in the way of q copper mine. It is about six miles northwest of wickenburg, and Is said to show formation simi- lar to that of the United Verde. How. ever, that may be the Hackley people have run a tunnel 26S feet into the mountain and are running into copper formation assaying between IA and 20 per cent copper. Hughes says he has followed me mineral dike for half a mile The company is naturally, therefore. pleased with their property. But aside from miaing matters. Hughes is more than surprised at find ing a fair to medium grade of ciyilza- tiou out here jn the heart of the desert.
 This is nry first trip out here" said he, "and . had an idea that the west was eompoger of Mexicans and Indians with a faw white people Of the rough-neck kind thrown in 10 leaveH the lump. AA q l hesitateo long time before corniA out here m up to date clothes for ! ear o1 sAcl., Ing unfavorst5e comment 6ut l nno people here a1so are beftMS oresse9 han sm. and fksy are oourte. "s anu zt the same time haii of busfffA. -
 Now. come from Colorado SnA go md can only say that I wish CoisrsA
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
IMPORTANT TEST OF FEDERAL
 RIGHTS
Water Users Summoned To Court By Attorney Alexand- CT To Determine His Posi- ton In Suits Instituted.
(Phoenix Democrat

Calling upon all the farmers who draw their water supply from either the Verde or Salt rivers to either ap- pear in court and answer the inter yenor Of the government in the HuT- ley vs. Abbott water suit or show, cause why they should not, Judge Kent in the district court this morn ing issued an order requiring their appearance on October 5.
 United States Attorney Alexander prepared the order, and 1t was sub mitted this morning by Assistant Att torney Christy. Alexander being out of the city.
 Alexander's purpose in this order is to test the efficiency of his cross-com- plaint in the water suit. In his opin- ion 1t i'll be the means of forcing every water user in the valley to re spond to litigation that St intended to permanently adjudicate the ownership of the water in the Salt and Verde rivers.
 The court order in the exact Ian guage in which it was submitted and signed this morning by Judge Kent is as follows:
 "The United States, by Joseph l.. B. Alexander. United States attorney 1 for the Territory of Arizona. having l filed in this cause, by leave of this court, it's answer and cross-complaint ! and crossbill in the nature of a bill | of inteTpleader, wherein the plaintiffs and defendants in this cause and cer- tain other persons in crossbill or ! cross-complaint set forth, are made | cToss-defendant. and therein praying
 that the said plaintiff and defendants | and cross-defendants and each of ! them be required by order of this i court to come into court and set up and establish their several claims to | the use of the waters flowing in the ! Salt and Verde rivers described there | in at any and all seasons and at any and all stages of the said rivers flow. Now therefore upon the motion of Joseph L. B. Aienander. United States , attorney for the Territory of Arizona. l it is hereby ordered that the said plaintiff. defendants and cross-de- | fendants and each of them appear be. : fore this court in the courtroom at the city of Phoenix ;n the county
 court house of Maricopa county, Ari- zona, on the fifth day of October,
 1907. at the hour of 9:30 a. m., then and there to show cause. if any they have, why the said eross-complaint and cross-bill should not be allowed and why they and each of them should not be required to come into court and set up and establish their several claims to the use of the wa ters flowing in the Salt and Verde rivers at any and all seasons and at any and all stages of the said rivers flow
 Tt is further ordered that a copy of this order, together with a copy of l, the said answer and eross-compIaint and cross-biii of the said United 1 States be served upon the said vari- ! ous parties by delivering the same to them or to their attorneys of record ] in this cause"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
cpEnIhI TRhlNe Ui LUIEIL IIIIiIIsU
 FOR TUCSON FEST.
CTucson Cit.zen.)


 That visitors will come to Tucson in large numbers during the week of the ball tournament Is assured. All that residents of Globe. Bisbee, Doug las, Cananea and other towns asked was excursion rates and special trains and they will without doubt receive both.
 A special meeting of M. O. Bick- nell. general passenger agent of the - Randolph lines. as held Sunday fore noon vy,.h the business committee of the tournanysnt and an understanding was reached regdr6 ing the bringing in of excursionists.
 Although the plans are n6t yet def. i9hIeiy settled it is more thai prob abfS that there will be special traips from Globe Cananea, Bisbee and Douglas. on possibly two Sundays October zs and 27. From Phoenix. Yuma and ether towns there will be special rates ahd there is a possibility that there may De special trains also from these two towns.
 For the Globe and the Cananea ex- it is quite EkeSy that the start will be made on the preceding night in order to brfEg the visitors ntc Tucson early in fbe morning. There Is a possibility that the Bisbee and Douglas rooters may bS brought In on the regular Cananea excursion IS the trains from these toNBs g0i over the same route between Naco ! ind this city. Globe. Bisbee, Doug as and Cananea will according t0 re I ports from those towns send over big delegations and 1t is expected that here will be more than 1000 visitors ! n the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
SINGS THE PRAISES
 nr illInKrUpIlln LII WIUNLHUUUU
All The Town Needs Is More Dwelling Houses, Declares
 Holland.
(PhOenlx Republican.

W s Holland of Wickenburg is in ahe city on business. He takes a great deal of interest in the way Phoenix people are pressing the claims of the valley, but says they should not for get that they have little neighbor 1p on the rim of the valley that in some respects cannot be edualled by and spot on earth. not even Phoenix. Chiefly he has reference to climate and water. Without offering any criticism of either the climate or wa Ter Of Phoenix, MT Holland says that Wsckenburg Is notably better In both respects. and particularly from the viewpoint of the health seeker The attitude is a little higher. hence 1t is a Er1fle cooler in the summer time. and the absence of irrigating canals and the fact that the town is much bseher than the river. which con tains all the water in that vicinity. makes the air dryer in the winter lime when moisture is regarded as undesirable by the Invalid. And that Hassayampa water. Well. 1t already has It's place in history and needs no further enconiums
 Speaking of the prosperity of Wick. enburg MT. Holland said there VIZ no boom On but the town was enfoys q a gradual growth. The population he thinks has increased by about fifty during the last three months and he thinks it should increase four or five
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03

Springs had the future that you people have before you. Your mineral depos- it's have not been half exploited.
 T would be willing to stake my pro- fessional reputation that within two years this territory will excel Nevada in spite of all the 1atter's wonderful strikes. This government reservoir will make country which cannot be beaten agriculturally.
 Colorado Springs is at its zenith, and its inhabitants have nothing to look forward to for future development But Arizona has a truly enviable fu- ture."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03

Mir. Holland. like that of Phoenix, is more houses. Several have been built in the last few months and every one is occupied. Many people are living in tents ho would gladly rent houses IT they CUuIu. ne Sdzu IudL II ITCuJy houses wvT5 6tiiit during the next month they could be rented within week after they were finished. Last winter. he says. people left Wicken- burg by dozens. and he don't believe he would stretch 1t any if he said hundreds. just because they could not cure accommodation. These were mostly people who wanted to stay there for climatic benefits.
 But Monday" said MT. Holland ''Wickenburg will be deserted. They are all coming to the circus.''
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03

to pieces, his body being hurled twen- ty feet from the scent of the explo- sion. and the cabin utterly wrecked,
 The unfortunate victim of the ac- cident had his face, foot and hand torn from his body by the force of the explosion. Death as instantane- ouS.
 Just what caused the dynamite to explode is a mystery and will prob ably never be known. Thomas en- tered his cabin. wherein the dyna- mite was stored and a few minutes later residents of Harrington were startled to hear terrific detonation and see debris from the wrecked building filling the air.
 Rushing to the scene citizens of-the place found the mangled body of the aged miner, ho had been engaged in working prospects in that vicinity for some time past.
 He had no known relatives in tbi5s portion of the country.
 Some day they ought to hold in Kentucky a convention of all the men who killed Governor Goebel.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
IN TIE PROBATE coeRT

or the County of CCchise. Territory Of Arizona In the matter of the
 Estate of John c. Krumlin, deceas-
 ed. Notice of Hearing Petition
 Notice Is hereby given that Jesse T. Poland has filed in this court d petition praying for letters of admin, istration of the above entitled estate and that the same will be heard on Saturday the 9th day of October, A. D.. 1907. at TO o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Courtroom of said court in Tombstone, County of Co chise Territory of Arizona and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated September z1st. 1907.
 J. E. JAMES. Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
DYNAMITE BLOWS UP
 BOTH MAN AND CABIN

PRESCOTT, Oct. 2-When two boxes of dynamite, stored in the cabin of John Thomas. a prospector, aged TO, living aS Harrington, ex- ploded, Saturday afternoon. about two o'clock. the unfortunate miner and his domicile were literally blown
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
PosTpoNeMENr FoR scHmITz.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. z.-Judge Dunne by consent of counsel, coIitin- ued today for two weeks the case pending against Eugene E. Schmitz. on Indictments charging ti1s defendant with bribery
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-03
HURT IN coLlisIon.

WORCESTER. N. r., fE coilis- ion -betwesa passenger and freight trains on the Boston & Maine r2iE road in this city today seven persons wer slightly injured, and both engines wrecked
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-07
STOCK FARM ENTHUSIAST
Mr.. Hall. Who Recently Pur.
chased Wood County Property
Well Satisfied.

NJ. c. Hall, Of Illinois, was in this
city Saturday transacting business.
Mr.. Hall recently purchased the 1000
acre stock farm located north west of
Babcock in this county, and has been
looking after the shipment of several
headof stock, which arrived from H.
inoiS this week
1t will be recalled by REPORTER
readers that Architect Anton Bill
myer of this city recently took a large
crew of men to this farm for the pur-
pose OF erecting large frame dwelling
house thereon. This building which
was two story, 30x32, has been COM
pleted and is now ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Billmyer' screw returned Tuesday.
having completed the building in re-
cord time.
In converSationiwith Mr.. Hall Satur-
day, that gentleman expressed him
self as exceptionally well satisfied
with his new property, and stated
that he expected soon to have the
farm well stocked. The shipment
which arrived last week included
several head of horses, cattle and
chickens.
Mr.. Hall will return to Illinois in
few days to wind up his business af-
fairs. During his absence the farm
is in charge of the superintendent.