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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09

BOlfgana Shwars in Wtuiit aelebte
;. gegrdBunas 6pmne," Die audi
unter Den Wienern einen b~rau5enoen
Beifausiturm entfeiiefte.
Del gert oer 61mne lit folaeuoer:
gud 5dngern Sell! 8ir sraBen guch als
Brit6er
Son Nuftrin, bon1 i@Dnen 9pnou>W ien.
Sbr finet nit uns bieIelbeu 9teber.
Die Seele mabtig bin gu Seele aieh'n.
Die Neue Belt beist berslth gum mills
f0n1t1en,
Die SIR erobert nit bes 2iebes Maht:
SIN Sturntihritt babt SIR raid Iie eiuaes
unb iriNHe Stuff sur1 2ieh Bier arsefaht,
SIR tomn1t 81 uns i'm 9ient bes reiuen
Bum 5reiseits1ano, bod nidbt um fbnb.
beS @elh.
9as 9eben bDlb nit sSbea1en frBnen
@rfrebt Der Sdnger aud Der Neuen 8elt.
3 9lldlib @ienl Su Sir muB aIes fin.
9u Stabt bon aebensfreuoe uno Mufitl
uns allen uirb Der 6r0biinn ftets eeIin<
gen,
90 oft iuir tehren au benz Gieo suriid.
9as 9eben 1T mie mir es uns qefalten,
SIN Steoe tutr6 eS munberbar nerfl1rt;
$50 INNER feline 3aubert6ne tpalten,
Do lit oaS 2eben audi oes 2ebens tsert,
@emeinaut lit 6as Geif Der Sarmpnieen
Den 8olfern allen anf benz groenruno;
Mub bier bes 9ebens Bulie raIm eralihen,
Tut iib bic S@6nbeit i'm @eIange funb.
2ebrt SIR mad Saus, 10 m6et Shr Runbe
SaB mir AUDI bier aetren Ger oeutiben
Mrt,
Wtit 9eimueb oft Die beuticben 9ieber fin.
gen,
9aB SIR seIiebte @afe BET uns mart.
Scum nuroe Der Muatouih Der sc.
i1ente uorgenBmmen. Ser Sic
berfrans" iibergab Den Bienern
einen munoerbaren ~it[berner, innerf
ueraDloeten gbrenbeder unb ieoem
einseLnen Witaliebe oes Sereins elm
prahtiaes, ipeaieH in 2eoer eebunoe,
mes S0uuenirbuh, Die Gina i@en
Nnitdten BON Nem Sort.
Inter alIeemeinem @eplauser ber'
fl0B oer Nbeno in Der anaenebmiten
BeiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09
MHerIei.

= @ebecca SacDbs, Satin uDn
Gam SacDbs. lit i'm Nlter BON 30
Sabren in ibrer @Dbnune SEQ. 1902
Npro : Commerce StraBe ~geitDrben.
nn1ere n@rpreBA bat einen Be.
ribt lber ben Beluh, ben Der Breiss
tdmpfer Suuipan benz Brdlioenten
&0oieuelt mahte. Son benz Beiuh
bes 8iener Wdnnereg elang.g ereiu
i'm 8eiBen 6auIe lit in Der .grpreB"
tein BDrt gu finoen.
= Das @runbftid an Der gGe
ppn 6ouftOn StrnBe urb Wair.
Nuenue lift fir $37. 900 nerfauft mDr'
oen.
6erntanri @rnft BDbl Bat feline
Nbiiht gu ertenner Qegeber. ar1eri'
tantiher Biiraer meroer gu tuDIen.
Die Nbfabrt oes 26. Snfantes
ries Reaimeuts nah ben Hbilippiner
erfol9t am 30.
= Ber unfere toealeti gigenihafs
ten fnoen mill. braumt ntehr als
Shnrfiinn: grfinbuna.
uniere WiinIhe nebrter mebr
Blab elm ala unlere Beoirfnifie.
@eiebe ftno bic nerldBlihfter
Moraliften.
aeiner Qeht aeauungener aus
benz 2eben nls Der SelbftmDroer.
SDrteeiebte Beiheioenbeit lift
cine 6ertuIeaorbeit.
Wie oft man unn0tigerueiie
auf bic ubr iiebt. oas merit man
erft. menn man iie periebt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09
=Ylau.
q. u. 6 u. p. 8ahr.

3ua $50. 2 nah guerD, gDntum. Sum.
ton, Wacn mno bastuiiben Iiegeroen Sta.
ttpneH nerl6Bt Gan MntDniD 8:45 rtDraens.
3ng yto. 4(Oanb Grodett) mad gueru.
yoaturn, 9Duffon> BncD unb ba3uiiben
lte9eroe1 Stattpn perlaBt Gan NntoniD
UNI 8 aberbs.
Bug Jo. 6 narh 8eebiqe, Corpus ghrifi.
&ndpnrt, NIice &C. berldBt can Mntpnip
UNI l:50 mittags.
3ug go. l BON @aeo, Sputon, guafum1,
Guero &C. f0rnmt bier nm TOO abenos an.
Bug ND. 3 (Dabp grrdett) ppn Nacn,
5Dufton, Woafnm, guerD, CORPUS gbriti,
GndpDrt, 5alfurias, alice &c. tortrat In
Sun NHtoni0 ur1 1855 mnrgens an.
8ng Nu. 5 BON Corpus ghrifi. MDsA
port, Mlice &C. trift IN Gan Mntpnio Mri
I:50 nadhmittaas elm.
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seit iiber $50 Hahren.


IdbDn tnnrbe Mra. @inslum'e SpO.
thing . 5prup nun Wiliureri BON
Niiittern beim Sabnen Der &inber
%anaemennet. @irtt Du i'm Shlafe
ourh oo8 Gbreien eineE Ginoes &C.
it0rt, onB i'm 8atnen lit unb pDr
Shmersen foeint2 Wenn 10, lafe
fofDrt cine sFlaihe BON ..Wrs.
WinslDma Soothing Sbrup" hDlen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. g3 tuiro
benz tleinen 2eioenoen ipfurt Ninoe.
rure peribaKen. Gerlnst euh boz
rauf, Wiitter, es lit tein 8ueifeI
bariiber. gs beilt giarrbDe, reau.
liert ben Waeen unb bic Nieren,
beIeitigt 8ino Rplit, errueidt ben
Gaumen, nerbinoert gn~taiinoIne
uno ftdrft oas gauge Sgftetn.
rWrs. WinSloms Supthing Sprup1
fur sohnenee &inher lit angenehm
i'm @elbmaG; oaa &ecept itanmt
npr eineyl Der befter meibliGen
Nerate in ben Ser. Gtaateu. @s il
bel alien 9ruaaiften in Der panaer
Belt Az boben. Breie Is Gents per
Tlalhe. Rauft nidts onoerea, ala
Wfrs. @inslDmf SuDthiu0 SnrHn.
@arantiert unter Der Tuuo anb
Drugs Ntte, 30. SUM 1906. Serial.
drummer 1895.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09
@rfpla NIT @rtpIa

Nls bic 8ernbnrbiner Wbnhe Dor Sum
berten BON Sahren Wur5eln unb &rdus
ter uoh S~ubffan5en ourbt5berten, tueI.
9e anf ben ~Beberriher bes Wagens",
pte tie bic Sober nat1nten, ginfluB baben
m6rbten, unb, uas ieBt als st. Ser.
narb's &rduterpi1len" befannt lit, GUAM.
menieBten, tpar 6as Der arDBe grfolg Der
Sobrhunberte, pelfen mDberne BiIien.
ibaft mod niGt iibertrDffen bat. Die Bill
le Der Batter lit heute oas Mittel par ex-
~cellence, mn bic Sober gu regulieren,
bas Blut su lautern mn6 oas 5stem 81
retniqen.
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Ser Megem.

@obl 1T es i90n, tuenn Sonnentrabl
grsldnst auf alien @e9en,
Do9 poIen loben mir au9 NAL
9sn @ssenlab: 9en &egen.
Der Sarmer boiler Seuf5er ipri6t:
9ie @rbe lit au trpden,
Wtit aler Nrbeit fam man nibt
Gin Sdlm1en nur pDrlOden.
Die Sonne ideint mobl Gag fir Gag
8om blauen 9immel nieoer,
nuo ruenn eS nidt balo resnen mag,
60 sisbts elm MiBiabr ipieoer.
Db nun bas Sammern ettpas iromrnt,
Das pia ib nidt grab iasen,
Sod tuenn Der &esen enoli9 fommt,
90 wolen mir ni6t flasen.
8enn aud bic @ese wei9 unb tief,
Mand' 8icnic audi berregnet,
3iebt oarum nibt Die Mino1en 1dief,
Denft, baB 9 ben 6armer legnet.
unb tpenn es au6 Der Stabt mubl ME
On tpie benz 2ano mag niiben,
Bir baben bod fem 8arapliie,
Die Staot bdpor 81 l6iben.
5p laBt es requiem immerbin,
@ir fDnnen's bod ni9t binoern,
@s lOa urs AUDI ben FROZEN Sinn
&ein 9itel6en perminbern.
.@s min Der Menid ia aub lein NaB
nnb mill nidt 9lles iroden,
Do6 mill er's lieber ans Dem 0aB
Statt aus ben 8olfen lofen.
Statt ldn6oen @aiers iuoaen mir
Gin frdft'ser NaB germ baben,
9'rum re6nen mir bas Gone Gtar Sicr
gu @otles beiten @aben.
nn6 leiben mir al 1rudenbeit,
90 leben tptr uns nieoer.
uno trinfen oarn gu ieber 3eit
Sen Geioel Gone Star mieber.
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..9ieber Treuno

Sic itnb elm pernlnftiger Mann unb ruer>
ben bic 8abrbeit 81 ertraeen miiien. rpenn
i6 Sbnen iaae, 6as sic an sHpinSiucbt
ietoen. Der puften, bic Wtatttefeit. bic
S6mersen in 8ruit uno Seite, Der nerz
anoerltbe @ppetit, bic 8~eritopfung. turs
aae Sbre Symphonic iino 8ethen Der
Shptnoiubt. SD iagte mein Sausarst,
Der quite Nann bate aber unredbt, benin
ib mar leberfrant unb bin lebt, nah.
benz ib ct. Bernorb &rduterpilen ae.
braubt. ruieber aeiunb uno muuter pie
Der Slid TN 8aIier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09
xanbbett fauu ntuat aeaetlt ,perSem

burh lotale Npplitationen, neil lie ben franten xeil
oes Sbres niht erretde1 t6nnen. Sc siebt ntr Ell
nen @eg, Die Saubbeit ;u t~uriren, ua6 Der 1T bur9
fonftitutioneGe 9eilmittel. Saubbeit miro bnr1 Ell
men ent5Inoeten .3uitano Der l9leimigen Nustlei=
oung Der Gufta6il9en &6bre peruriaat. g8enn
oiele &6bre if e~ntsinoet, babt ibr einen rlnapelnben
eei9lofen 1T, erfol9t Saubbett, uno tuenl Die Guts
climbing ni9t geboben uno bieie &1bre pieber In ib=
rem eeb6ri9en 3uianb oerIebt tperben fam, tpirb oas
Sebbr fir INNER 5erftort tperbeu; rte,iu Jdlle urter
Bebn tueroen brrb Ratarrb peruria6t, pelner nidts
als elm ent3inoeter 3uftanb Der i9leimieen Ober=
Hidden 1T.
g8tr tponen einbunoert Dollars fur ieoen (ourn
Ratarrb peruria6ten) Sail Don Saubbett geben, ben
mir niht ourb. Ginnebmen bon Salts a.
tarrb Rpr beilen t0nneu. aaBt gu& un,s
ienft @irculare fonlmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09

gen, oeren grtraa fhr Die Grhaltung
Der Shulen unb fir ben Bau zines
neuen Shulbauies benubt meroen
iou.
= Das Supremes5 eri1t oesGtaa.
tee bat in Dem BruseB BON SacDb
90eppenihmiot ge9en bic s. & g..
N. Babn cine @ntiheibunp abgeee.
ben, onrh Uelbe bas SDbniungras'
@eieb fir fonititutiDnen ertldrt mirb.
au8 st. Burtb miro gemeloet.
Der .National Sarmers' gDnQreB"
ueroe feline ndhite Sibung bort abs
hnlfpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09

Der Dug Der SunIet 8ictoria Diniipu.
Mbfahrt 800 murgens, modt in 9Iocebp
8erbinouna NIT Der Gulf Coat Sine fur
Corpus gbrifti, Nntunft bort, ass nadam,
Nntunft in 8rDnnsnille .... 8. Is abenngs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09

9eht 81 urattaller's
Salu0nu ne 81 eftaurant, 8il.
lita'S traBe neben Der 0alIe Der per.
tlnnnsiDbne.
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Citizens NOn-Partisan Ticket

Nomiuiert in Der Marttbane, 20. Rara '07
Napor:
SDbn Us. Tubin.
Stabtanmalt:
st. IS. Snarutn.
Solicitor:
CHARLES 6Drn ir.
gKekDr:
1hao. u. Smitb.
anbitpr:
Trib @rDDs.
Sbasmeifer:
SDbn s. Senttmar.
8~efprber:
y. @riffSonea.
gloermen'at.2arae:
S. u. Gbapn.
.Silpn 6etmaur.
8eDrae 9. Ealiaferrp.
Somin BDoemils.
alderman erfte 8arb:
Mnbrem Weber.
alderman stpeite 8aro:
s. O.. SbDots.
alderman brittle Wnrb:
Baut Meeriheiot.
alderman nierte 8arb:
8. 6. EhDmpiDn.
alderman finite Barb:
Or. 8. s. SbrDpihire.
alderman iedbfe 8arb:
Us. q. Sbafer.
alderman fiebente Barb:
@illiam D~DbrDmuIsfi.
alderman aebte War6:
SrantS s. BDBharot.
(glnaeige.)
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8. q o. u. wabn.

U Bio brit.

8oH st. 9Duis u. benz Often. $50 rturgeus
8on lncalen Bunften ....10.10 mpraens.
Yen ct. Souls U. benz Often, 7.25 abenbs
Son 9areoo unb NteritD. 800. leo nad3m.
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PEOPLES TICKET.

EDminiert in Der 8eetbopuneSaGe am 2.
Apil 1907.
MabDr:
8rban @allagban.
Stabtontpalt:
SDi. &pan.
gKeKor:
SDbn @tuppenbed.
Solicitor:
s. B~ilIemain:
Nubitor;
9. BeAe.
Shasmeifer:
gba8. U. S. SummeI.
&eteroer:
W. 6. 8uGlep.
Ilbermeu.at. Sarge:
SDbn Bauer.
SDhn s. 6ambletDn.
Wm. 8. &ihter.
.. S. Wauermann.
alderman erfte 8aro;
s. sc. 2nmbert.
Nloerman 5tpetfe @ar6:
gli Nrnuub.
MIber man brittle Baro;
Grid Wenger.
alderman nierte 8aro:
gbas. 6. Smith.
ALDERMAN FINITE 8arb:
u. S. 2udmupb.
alderman iedbte 8arb:
6. S. gareb.
Mlbermanlfiebente 8arb:
60. 8rnoen.
alderman nbte 8aro:
Gmil 3uebn.
Mn5ei9e.)
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VtctOrta 9ibtfiDn, O. 8. q 9. u.
(0MIf Gbpre.)
Qf Z 6 - z
Gb brit.

Rad gnerD. Bicturia, Bort 2nuata, gpr.
pus Gbrifti, Brownsville, 8ip @ranee
9th, @oliao, Beeniae, @bnrton, 8aias
cins nno SouitDn .......6,0 90 mrreen8.
antuntt .8.5 abenbs.
Der Sam 9Oufun "Enatb!guerp. gictn.
rio, Wharton IN SDutDn ...........
Gb ......... .....7.55 nbenhs
Nntunt ........7.OO mpraeu8.
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Wabl : Nnsetgem.

SIr Stabts 9 d a m # er.
Die pSreie Brefie fir 3eras" 1T autori.
liert, Serrn SnD s. Jentiman als
&anbioat fur oas Nmt bes Staotibab.
metiters ansutinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-09

Shmermieaenbe @rinoe (etten
81 oer Wnnabme. oaB Die geualtiae
Keuersbrunit. Die i'm Brener Sreis
beairf Die Staatsihuppen uno bic
2agerrGume BON linton @intber un6
BON Glauifen & @intina nebft pieleri
anoeren Bauten eindiherte, oas Wert
ruhluier Branoftifterbdnoe eepeien
lit. Die BDlisei bat cine bobe Be-
l0bnung auf Die @ntoedune oes I'd.
ters ausgeiebt uno Die Staatsanmalt.
idnft arbeitet nit aIer @neroie on
Der gruiruna oes Sahnerbaltes. Die
ihmer in Witleioenihoft nesoeenen
Beueroeriideruns8s @efeaihaften IN.
terittben Die Beh0roen auf's gif.
rigite.
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ct. SOnts 8 can Jrametscp 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

0ab Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
8anias Gitp. Chicago IS. & q. q. De-
Doll .9.UU nbet1De.
Nntunft.
8on ct. 9onis. 8anias gitp. 8aris, Obi.
caap 1910 murQens.
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M. 81. q =. 8abn.
Nbfuhrt,

stat @ac0, Sort 8urtb, Dallas, RanIns
gitp, ct. Souls uub Chicago, taeIi6b,
(Suniet 9eppt) ..........9.00 abenbs
9oealaua nia Smitbniue. .....7. 80 porut.
Ilomo special nab Smithnile. pDniton.
@aipeitpn ...............lU.25 abeubSs
Nntuuft:
Bot Chicago. st. 9outs, Ranias City,
9alas, Sort @Drtb unb @acD, tdgls&
(Suniet Depot .........7.30 m0roeti8.
4Dcalame pia Snlithnile -. sos nbenbe
Nlnmp Special bon S%mitbnile, 6outunr
SalneIton ...,....,"....6.2 mprqenG
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Metn better -syreunS.

Nleranoer Benton. Der Sur. st. L.
Sort gomaro, 81. g., mDhnt, iaat:
,.Dr. Rina's Neue gntoedunp lit
mein better Jreuno. Sic betlte por
lehS Sabren mein Nitbma uno be.
freite meme 5hmieaertohter BON Der
orDbenoen Shwinoluht. Die erite
Slaihe modte benz ihredlihen 9us
iten Elm @noe". Or. Sings Weue
embedding @in1uR auf 6uiten unb
grtdltuHg lit ~geraoe5u eritaunlih.
8ou 9arautiert. 8u baben bel No.
DreiB uno St. gDbn & 60. so gts.
uuo ST.. 8rubeflaid]e frei.
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Tind's5 Gents Saoana /. giaurre.
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SDnis Semois aus &aanis, Oft.
BreuBen, 47-48 Sabre of, miro
gsiuht BON ieinem Shultameraoen
@mit Mielbreht,
568 guerareen Noe.. 8ruoflpn, 50. 81.
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POSITIONS SECURED or MONEY BACK.
- Laarn nv Mali. or Ar nna ~
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07

l. J Barberry, A w Bachman, Wm Bolke,, Otto Bang, c M Carloss, A M Cannan, A A Deny. J B Cas- kill, H Holt, l. T Holt, Jno Heeley, l. C Hess, J Hamilton, Victor Johnson, c Johnson, H R Johnson, A H Knight. Mrs A H Knight, G A Kelley, T R Lyons, Mrs T R Lyons B Lee, J M Lathrop, J F Larson, Jno Lynch, Mrs John Lynch, J A Medley, Oscar Nelson, C Peterson, Clarence Ritchie, Mrs Clarence Ritchie, R w Sheppard l. E Sheppard, J. A Sutherland, J c Specht, w E Savage, f E Senist, G C Treat, Mrs M E Webb.
 Court convened at II o'clock this morning, and the forenoon was devoted to examining jurors and arranging the trial calendar. Fifteen gre nd jurors were selected and 17 petit jurors. Orders were given the n arshal to subpoena seven more grand jurors, for ap- pearance this afternoon.
 Application was made for the admission to the bar of E. F.. Ritchie and A. M. Cannon, and the matter was referred to a com mittee of lawyers.
 The charge to the grand jury was delivered at two o'clock this afternoon.
 The grand jury os it now stands
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07

The Bertha was delayed coming up by bad weather, being obliged to anchor nearly every night on account of fog. She had launch in tow for Katalla which also de- layed her somewhat.
 The Northwestern left for the South ats last night.
 There will be an Orr stage in to- night with three passengers from Fairbanks.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
From Mondays Bu11e tin

Geo. Treat, returned yesterday from trip to the States, during which he visited Boston and other eastern cities.
 Deputy Marshal Jas. Lathrop, returned yesterday from Seattle, where he has been receiving medi- cal treatment.
 Mrs. c. E. Bnnnell returned yes terday after an extended visit with friends and relatives in the States.
 Ms. James Wickefsham won the ladies prize at the Tillikum social Saturday evening; at Five Hun dred, and Alvah Flames won the gentlemans prize.
 District Attorney N. Y. Harlan arrived from Fairbanks Saturday evening. He left the Panama earlier than was expected and made quick trip through.
 The Dora left Seward yesterday evening at 10 o'clock for Valdez.
 The Mamie mine at Hadley has a supply of coal and plenty of water, and has resumed operations ~ The Santa Clara arrived from Seattle Sunday morning with $. passengers, 73 for here and th, balance fcf Katalla and Seward. She will return from tbe westward in time to sail South Wednesday evening.
 Chas. Rudolph; treasurer of the ReSertation school board, has re. ceived $150O from the government for maintendnce of school during the present. year. This will be t. rned into the general school fund and used to pay current expenses of the Valdez school as the Reser- vation teacher has been paid here tofore out of city money.
 Tom Lyons and wife, of Juneau. were arrivals on the Santa Clara.
 The Alaska road commission will build a road from Haines to Kluk- wan during the coming summer.
 Arrivals. on the Santa Clara were
 Frank Brelle, Fred Brelle' II Brelle, c Brelle, Joe Bernard, Mrs C < Bunnell, l. J Barberry, Mrs
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
For Sale.

A double endcr, on style of whale boat, rigged with eight horse power gasoline engine and in good condition. Apply J. D. McCo:mac. Cordova.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin.

day Of next week.
 Court will convene Monday and the grand jury will start its delib- erations at that time. It is the in tenton of the court to proceed with the civil cases first, and without considerable business is worked up by the grand jury the criminal cal endar will be soon cleared.
 A. R. Poole has withdrawn from the Red Cross Drug Co.,, which com pany will be managed hereafter by Mrs. King. A druggist will arrive on one of the next boats to take charge of the drug department.
 The Dora is expected at Seward tomorrow or next day.
 G. F. Bartholewew, book-keeper for the Copper River & North western road; died at the hospital of the Good Samaritan last night of erysipeIas The 0ecedsed, who was related to Col. Perkins. the well known NorhH man, was fifty years of age; and leaves a wife in Chicago
 w. $. Amy had severe attack of illness last night, but is resting easier this morning.
 Wm. Scott will return in about week to Panama Crossing. He reports considerable prospecting for placer in that section and says there are some good prospects be- ing uncoveted.
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 Jas. Mccarthy left this morning for the Taznuna to join his freight ing outfit. All his freight is now on the summit. He will return 70 town after reaching Taznuna, to bring back some extra horses.
 The Bertha had the following passengers for Valdez: Harry Brown, F. M. Brown and wife, Helen Brown, Tom Carr, Mrs. Ferguson, G. A. McGilyery, Max Pulretenoti, Louis Arassa, F. Font sulez, Peter Johnson, Geo. Davis. Al CIeary, Andrew Evans, c. E. Hooker, John Clair, Geo. Levitt. D. Shattuck, Paul Luman, Chas. Holmes, W. Decker.
 l.. A. Decker has an outfit now on the way to the Bremner coun- try, but will not go in himself un- til late in the spring His hy- drauIic supplies are all at the camp SO he has comparatively It. tie to take in this spring.
 The Bruner railroad outfit was landed at Katalla by the Bertha. This company has considerable property around Controller bay and will probably make the Cop per River x Northwestern people come through handsomely before they retire from the field.
 F. E Ritchie, of the Seward Gateway, came over on the North western to attend court.
 The Jeanic is due to arrive any day now. She is carrying cargo of explosives and general freight. She is bringing a large amount of lumber and machinery for Bar
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07

is as follows: Jas. K1bble, J. Nichols: Wm. Webb, J G. Me- Cracken, o. A. Borgen, Chas. Seeley, w. H. Brennan, E. Y. Tay- Tor, Gus Dgarf, Henry Brandt, $. E. Doverspike, G. Baldwin, c. H. Turner, Geo. Stewart, w. k. Say age, w. Soule, H. Deyo, A. G. Brown. c. Fl. Kraemer, G. J. Fies- ter. J. M. Kimball, Fred Wagner.
 Petit jury: R. Siefert, J. M. Peter son, c. c. Rudolph Clarence Brown. $. $. Lynch, 0. Schultz, Thos Irwin, c. Teckenburg, W. B. Henry, D. c Brownell, w. M. Sauers, C.. Frgersoh, E. E. Ritchie: G. w. Winklcr, M. V. Vaughn, Gus Anderson, Geo. Rorer.
 Bob Cole has returned from the States and is now acting as bailiff for the Court.
 Calling Cards, Art Tally Cards: Miniature Envel0t es, printed or imprinted, at the Prospector Print cry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-11
Dipping and Cold Kill Sheep.

An attempt to raise the government
quarantine against Baker sheep to al
lcw them to be shipped from this
county without dipping is being made
by VIII Parker, representing Haas &
Rcil of Laramie, who last night lost
40 sheep that were dipped in prepar-
alton for shipment to Wyoming. The
terrific loss is a great injury to the
stookmel and shippers operating in
Fsker county.
Haas g Bell have purchased 1000
sheep from r, Gale and are preparing
-r ship many more thousands to be
purchased in Baker county. Under
the present quarantine all sheep
must be dipped before shipping from
Baker county and the dipping sheep
in this weather is simply murder.
There is not an indication Of dis
ease among the sheep in question,
they having been pronounced perfect
ly sound by Deputy Stock Inspector
Gotch Of Pendlcton, who is here to
supervise the shipment. His authOri-
ty, however, does not extend to abrO-
eating the dipping provision, and the
amtter has been taken up with higher
authorities
Stock Inspector Mcclure. who is
head of the government supervision
in Washington, oregon and Idaho,
and Inspector Hicks, who is the head
of the inspection in Utah, Wyoming,
Montana and Colorado, have wired
to Secretary Wilson of the depart
ment of agriculture this morning ap-
pealing for help. No answer has vet
been received from him.-Baker City
Herald.