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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Scrbe NntiuDrt.

2incoln, Hebr., 80. Oft Iui
oas BON Dem iaponiihen &oniul
Sbimi5u in Chicago gciteate pc
remptoriihe Gerlangen, Die 8riinoe
fiir Die Siolirrng Der init 9ert-geri
beboiteten jopaniiden grbeiter 5l
%erfobren, bat Wapor @. i. 9ropn
erflGrt, er babe feline 3eit, elmer Der
artigen geldperoe 8ebor ST ihen.
fen. Gr fiigte bin5u, Die iapaniihen
arbeiter bdtten iid aus Der Qua.
rontdne in 9Ipo entfernt llnb f0nn.
ten in leeren 5rad)tpagen, Die auf
einem Seitenqeleiie in 2incoln itc.
ben, %ilolirt peroen, bis feline @efuhr
mebr %porbanoen Jet, BOB iie onoere
Saponer o%nltedtcn. Der Wopor be.
merfte Dem iaponiiben aoniul, oieier
peritebe Die bielige Situotion nidt,
lonit miirbe ct cine berartige 9e.
l6tperbe ni6t erbebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
, Eeanuts" aeaen Tettleibiafeit.

aurora, Sus, 30. DIT. Sn
Der vgelpihtigen Sraee," Die 5pi.
ihen benz bieiigen Eoli5eiridter Ye.
ter Slices (a0rpergewidt angeblid,
565 Tfuno) unb Or. z. S. Aaen
barber id)tuebt. oh Der 8enuB bon
rEeunuts" entfetteno uno BERLIN.
genb mirft, bat Der &idter iif) be.
iiegt geaeben, inoem iif iein aor-
pergenidt naf 12-tagigem giien
bon Eeal1uts ais Sanptnabrung gang
bebeuteno perminoert bat, 10 oaB er
mad Souenbung ieiner 60.tdeisen
Sur porousiidtlib ein io5uiagen
menihlides Gerpitt baben biirfte.
Or. g0en bnt iein @etuiht ourh 81
fen bon Seanuts bon 100 auf 1897
Yiullo reou5irt. IS biloen 1id pea.
muteiienoe Clubs bon ulteren Serrer,
oie gern mieoer iblant lpie Sling.
hinge peroen moften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Ser MpropruSch in 8uIbeu.

ben, N..D. 30. Sttober. -
CHARLES $. Gogcrs, melher Der Gr-
moroung BON Sreo. 81. Slncp in Der
NGbe BON Wiobletomn iduloig bcflrn,
Den morocn lit, bciinOet iid), mic be.
rid)tet miro, III 10 bodarooi9er ner-
poicr Grregllng,. Dab icin uolltdnoigcr
3ulomnen6rltd) gefiirdtet miro,
@0brcnO bcs gon5en Eroielies bielt
er lih topier unb brodtc cs iclbIt 81
einem &GGeln, ais Der Sbmonm Scr
rSltrp oos Teroift bcrfiitocte. Die
Intlogen gegen Goaers we9en Gr.
morbung bon @iQis Olnep uno g(licc
Sll9crif id)meben nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Ictinirte Gtu,uanoerer.

YbiloocIpbia, ga, 30. Otto
Der. -4llnter ben 3tpiihenbedS-Eui-
iagieren hes 9ompfers r@citern-
LAMB, ipeld)er ilad) elmer itiirmiiden
Sabrt nit q .Stlnoen @eripGtitng
eintrat befonben iid) % 0fanner,
Trauen ullo Ginber, iid) auf Dem Use
&c nod @eit- Girginien %beiinoen, no
lie Sarmarbcit iibernebmen mouen.
Sic mllrben ieooh bon Den ginipan-
behring's. Snipeftoren bis sur 9eenoi-
gilng elmer llnterillhung f%eitgebalten.
Ger 2onbnirtbifafts.9 ommillar BON
@eit-S irginien bat pie 2el,te fommen
laiien, uno es pirb lid, MN ltlls ME
Srage banpcln, Oh cine Gerlebung Der
&orifriften bes Gontrafturbeiter-Se Be-
leses norliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
MaRcn Gonflift in Scras.

Gan Iugnl time, Ger, 30.
Sftober. - Sier berriht aroBe 9ui-
re8ltng, neil bon Negern Elm @eiBer,
Namens SSad 9apis, Dor ctliden "a
gen getootet ltno ein 8ciGbrte pon
INN permunoet moroen lit, uno neil
man geltern an Der &iesltdttc
ollt) Die 2eifen 5neier Neger gefun,
ben bat, Cine gbtbeilung Stoats-
Han9er lit oaber bier 5liammen ge'
5ogen uno ibr 9eieblSbaber, Gapitan
&o9ers, bat telegrapbiih mn Serit1r.
tun9 erilldlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

berte olli Ntpplifation fires E%rGiiOen.
ten S. SoDor0 6rienb einem Wtoiic'
fllrotor iibertro9cn. Sic bat SfuI-
oen I'M @ctro9e Don etpa $1,000,000
uno fam onlGBIih Der gegenpdrti.
gen 8elofIemme nidt WtttteI qenlt9
5ltr @%eiricOiQung ibrer @lGubigcr
oufbringCn, obaleid lie ioIbcnt lit mo
allte @eiGQftc m0dlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Snrd ciucn SprcnsIdnR %get6btet.
Yittsburg, ga, 80. Sftobel

Yittsburg, ga, 80. Sfto6er.
- Sn cincm nclcn Gllrfitif Der
Y@nboib-9 obn" bel &enicc, ga, 16
Oteilen bon bier, murOen bclltc pier
WtGnner burd) bic perfriibtc gntla.
Dung zines SprengihuiicS %get0btet
ltno Sipei an0ere ifmer perlebt. Cine
groBe Sdaur Nrbcitcr mar BORT nit
Sem Sprengen bon 6elien bclhditigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Der Notwithstanding in Sirmins
bam.

Sirm n q NJ, Ila., 80. Oft.
- Nad reuibirten, ltid,t gan5 bon.
Itdnoigen Serid)ten iibcr sic am Mon.
tag in bieiem (Nfferion.) County ob'
gebaltene 2ocal-S ption. @abl bat iid)
cine GIuralitdt bon 1867 Stimmeil
81 8uniten bon Grobibition ergeben.
gs iielen nGmlif 54S9 Stimmen fir
Nrobibition uro 1892 Stimmen 81
gegen. Wan gluubt, bab burd) Die
nod a%usitebenoen 9erid)te Die Mebr.
belt fir Yrobibition ouf 1900 iteieen
miro. Die Solgc oieics @ablreilll.
tats miro iein, oaB am l.. Sauuar
1908 ale 10 bieligen @irtbidaiten,
"A in 9eiiemer ulb 20 in gnsley uno
9ratt Gitp geibloiien ueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
G~anabiidDer Winiiter nadl Sapan.

Tancouper, 9. g., 80. Oft
Ser General : YoitmeiIter uno slr.
beitsminiiter BON Ganaoa, MuooIp1
Semiel1r, traf bier aus Sttupa a,lf
Dem Wege nad Sapan Elm unS
ififite iib am Ibeno oli oem Gam.
pfer vGmpreb Of China" Elm. gr be.
aibt lid olS Spe5id. Gonlmiii1r ser
Dominion &eaierlrng nab Sofio,
nm lid, bort INN Die Soiuns Der Gin
wanocrungs : Sra9e 5u bemiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Sd)arfes @urgebcn,
Manor Moore bon Seattle 0ltloet
feline So5ialiIten . Ser iammllm.
gen utter freiem Simmel.

tel1e So5lalI1ten : SerlalnUmllllls
gen utter freiem Simmel.
Seattle, @aib., 30. October. -
Id)t So5iaIiiten llno cine eleide an.
5abl ibrer InbGnger' mlroen bier per-
baitet, neil lie am Montag 9lbeno
allf ben StraBen 0ffentlide Seriamms
lllngcn a~b9ebalten battelL mas einenl
ausOriidliden 9eidluB Der Eartei
entIprad). WaDor Moore erflarte, CT
iperoe iol6e Geriammlungen inter
Ircicm Simmel inter feillen llmItdns
ben OulOen, pabreno Die So5ialiiten
gegcn 40 &eoner 5uiammen gebroGt
babelt, melde oieHeoen rulo Seriamm.
Illngen allobenolid iortletcn peroelL
10 lalge iid nod elmer BON ibnen alli
freiem SUB b%efinoet. IS mltroe Id)on
nof Ben eriten @orten gegen lie Elm.
geidritten u1o Die Eoli5ei bei0rOerte
lie mittelit Yatrolpagen na6 Dem @e'
fangniB, no lie inter Gerpeigerun5
Ser 3"ulaiiung bon 9iireidaft in Dem
&ettengang.aGfig untergebraft wlr.
Ben. Inter ben 9lrreitanteu beiinoet
iih alld 6rau Sattie 6. Eitlls, Die
Satin eines bieiigen lo5ialiltiihen
Slihrers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Sraa6bie inn SnSianer Scrritorium

Gull a, 81, 80. OCTOBER, - 9.
$. StodlpeQ eridoB geitern 9lbenb IN
bieiiger Stoot u. 6. Campbell, einell
berporragenOen a%opitaliiten unO Gel.
ouellenbeiiber, friiber BON @infielo,
SIS. Gam tootete er ieiren eigenen
orei ,dbri9cn Sobn uno beging Selbit.
moro. @abniinnige giferillht miro
ais llriafe Der Sbat ongegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
0rntaler 2uitmpro.

Henopo, "a, 80. Sftober. -
Worp Ionnellp, nelln Sabre alt,
iullrOe bellte iriib olS 2eihe ant melt
liden 6luBorme oe5 SusQuebanua
gefunOen. 0aS &ino mar falt nadt,
uno cine lllrterilfung ergob, 0oB eS
pergemaltigt uno erlpiirgt porocn
mar. lln9ebeilre 4uiregung berridt
bier uno Elm 2pnhgerIft orobt Dem
W0rOer, Tolls er einaeiongen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

Samprrhsiben In 6 Biz IA 5asen furirt.
gaso Eintment lift earantirt. aue ssdQe bon
iuderoeu, ~btiitoen. blutenben ODER poritebenoen
Sdmorrboioet in 8 bis IA 9aeen gu furiren
ODER oas @el0 5uriderftattet. 50c.
(Sftf,fN1&N) 49,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-02-21
THE Los ANGELES LIMITED

Electric lighted train, Chicago to
Los Angeles every day in the year,
less than three days en- route, via
Chicago & North Western, Union Pa
cific and Salt Lake Route. Splendid
equipment of the most modern and
complete character, accommodating
all classes of travel.
Pullman drawing room and private
compartment sleeping cars, Pullman
tourist sleeping cars and composite
observation cars. Double berth in
tourist cars only $500 from Chicago.
Close connection with trains of The
North Western Line from Wisconsin
points. For full Information apply to
nearest Agent, The Ncrth-Western
Line. f4-9-11-16
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were well attended, and furnished
the teachers an opportunity for the
interchange Of ideas ard the solution
of difficulties which may confront
them in their school work.
a fine new graded school was
opened near Bristol village during
the past year. A new building has
taken the place of the old one in
District No. Z, somers.
Since my last report I have made
loo official visits. For the most part
! find harmony and cooperation on
the part of all concerned. BY this I
do not mean TO have you infer that
idealconditions exist, butrather that
we have reason to feel hopeful for
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
To the Honorable Board Of Super
visors of Kenosha County.
GENTLEMEN Herewith have the
pleasure of submitting to you my sec
ond annual report Of the schools Of
Kenosha county.
FINANCIAL.
The whole amount of money re-
ceived for school purposes during
the year ending June 80, 1906, was
$48, 036.68. The whole amount ex-
pended for school purposes during
the same period was as follows: For
building and repairing SIS, 1873. ~; for
apparatus $4,000, for services Of
male teachers $4, 235; for services Of
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We wish to announce that we are
now ready for the ladies of Kenosha.
Call and see our styles. Here are
few of them-Pony suit, Military
suit, Elton suit, and lots of other
STYLES, all man tailored. Our dress
making department is also ready to
accommodate the ladies. Fine dress
making of all kinds done. Geo. H.
Lauer, ladies tailoring and dressmak-
ing, $50 s. Main street, upstairs.
Telephone SIC. If
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female teachers So, $50. 80; for old IN
debtedness So, or. AZ; for school fnrni-
ture S307.96; for services of district
clerks S340.25; for all other purposes
SIS, 49,, AZ; total $50, 660.18, leaving a
balance of $8,37o.50.
The whole number of children of
school age in the county is 8, 782; of
this number 1850 were enrolled in
the public schools and 252 in the pri-
vate schools.
lf1e teachers annual institute was
held at Wi1mot July 16 to 20 inclu-
s1ve. Seventy-nine members were
enrolled, with an average daily at
tendance of seventy-two. Of the
number in attendance three were
males and seventy-six were females.
Number of those holding certificates
was forty-fve, and the grade of those
was as follows:
First grade three, second grade
twenty-three, and third grade nine
teen. The average age of the mem
ibers was 20 years, and experience in
teaching average experience Of ac-
tual teachers) was p months. Mum
Der of those in attendance who at
tended Colleges was ten, Normal
schools three, High schools sixty
three and Common schools only, was
four.
-Four teachers examinations we're
held during the past year, at which
one hundred and twenty-one candi-
dates we're examined. The result Of
the examinations was as fo1lows
Three received first grade, twenty
nine received second grade, and
l1irty-seven received third grade
certificates. October 18th and 18th a
two-day joint institute was held at
Kenosha at which all of the teachers
LOT the city and the county schools
were present. This was one Of the
most successful Institutes ever held
in Kenosha county, both in point of
numbers and IN the character of the
work done. The two-day institute
has demonstrated it's worth to the
teachers and the schools. This is
made manifest in the character of
the work during the remainder Of the
year.
Diploma examinations were held in
March and May. One hundred and
twenty-nine pupils wrote for dip1o-
mas; Of which number eighty four
were successful. The schools Of
every town in the county were repre-
sented among the graduates Cent
raj exercises at which the graduates
| and their friends were present, we're
held at Paddock's Lake June 10Th. A
musical and literary program was
4 rendered in which the pupils partici-
pated, each school being represented
by the one having earned the highest
honors. Our Circuit Court Judge,
E. B. Be1den, made a very appro-
pirate address to the class, and di-
/ p1onas were conferred by the County
Superintendent.
i Many of these pupils are now II
High school at Wilmot or Kenosha,
LII these days of close competition
and business the wider preparation
of the High school is necessary to in
Z sure that training which the times
demand. It is not my purpose tc
/ make these examinations easy sc
/ that anyone may pass, but rather,
difficult enough to test the pupil s
ability to think and do for himself,
and to work out independently and
/ accurately the problems of the every
day business affairs of life; which is
after all the purpose Of the common
schools
Fourteen teachers meetings were
held during the year in different
! parts of the county. These meetings
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lowing for fees and mileage:

On motion the Board adjourned
until 10 O'Clock a. m, Wednesday the
9th day of January, 1907.
VIM. c. CROSBY,
County Clerk.
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Salem. 1854, $40
Somers. ............ 1,254, $50
Wheat1and ..... 1884
City Of Kenosha ....:.. 1881, 800
Total. SIS, 42o, 393
H. F. JORDAN,
d. ]. VINCENT,
JOHN T. ITCH,
Committee,
Motion made to accept the report.
Seconded and voted.
Ayes Tigh, Shuart, Kreascher,
Powell, Kline, Vincent, Herzog,
Luke, Charles, Jordan, Dewey, zewen
-12.
Burg, saftig, schwan and
Hensgen-4.
Motion carried.
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT.
To the Honorable County Board:
GENTLEMEN We, your committee
on finance, respectfully recommend
the sum of S13, 795 81 be raised and
levied upon the taxable property of
Kenosha county as the school fund
income and special charges upon
said county and District No of
Sal p441 20 81 "a 46t,4a4,4 <F ~, q cro~o
tary of state of October 22nd, 1906;
and the further sum of $1,644 70 be
raised and levied upon the several
towns Of the county as the County
superintendent salary and expense
tax; and the further sum Of one
fifteenth Of a mill upon each dollar be
raised and levied upon the taxable
property of Kenosha county for the
relief Of soldiers, marines, their
widows and orphans as per Chapter
304, Laws of the state of Wisconsin,
passed and approved April End, 1887;
and the further sum of one and one
half mills be levied upon the. taxable
property of Kenosha county as de-
tertnined by this Board as county tax
for the year 1906; and the County
Clerk be and he is empowered to APP
portion the several amounts herein
before recommended as prescribed by
law.
Respectfully re recommended.
J. III. CHARLES,
+. r. STUART,
H. B. ScHWAN,
Committee.
Supervisor Kreuscher moved the
report be accepted.
Seconded and voted.
Ayes Tigh, shuart, Kreuscher,
Powell, Kline, Vincent, Herzog, Luke,
Charles, Jordan, Dewey, zewen,
Schwan and Heusgen-14.
Noes Burg and Saftig-2.
Motion declared carried.
Supervisor Dewey moved the County
Clerk be empowered to issue orders
for claims allowed by this Board; also
for fees and mileage of the Super
visors:
Carried.
The Supervisors claimed the fol
lowing for fees and mileage:
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Loan No. Salem, s38 IS

Crosby County county, hereby
A.
Kenosha, November
[sEAI.l VIM. CROSBY, County Clerk.
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KENOsHA 8 ROCKFORD LINE.

EAST.
NO 4O6-Mi1k Passenger, arrive........ $3.50 a N
No 412-Wsy freight, arrive. -. .12:4e p M
WEST.
No 423 Freight, depart. 80. 2:4O p m
No 411-Mi1k Passenger, depart. ....... 4:10 N
w. R. JOHNSON. Agent.
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@ A9To 7E
n.a,. fAa ,Ih0 Kind You Have Always Bought
s''. Z l<NAZzzsx
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Total


37S1 s. B. Cropley ........... 10 6S
Total .................$5,187 81
REPORT.
To the Honorable County Board:
GENTLEMEN We, your committee
to whom was referred the accounts
of Henry Fau1t1ess as County Treas
urer, beg leave toreport that we have
carefully compared the orders sur
rendered by said treasurer with the
stubs in the order book Of the County
Clerk and the court certificates issued
by the Clerk of the Court and find
them correct in every particular and
we hereby return the orders that we
have Cancelled to be destroyed ac-
cording to law. There is a balance
in the county depository of SIP, sos 70
and in Ethe First National Bank of
81, POI 73, total of $13, 767 43.
JOHN T. ITCH,
JOHN HERzoG,
H. B. ScHwAN,
Committee.
Kenosha, Wis, Nov. %, 1906.
S12, sos 70.
This is to certify that there is to
the credit IF Henry Fau1t1ess, County
Treasurer, on the books Of the North
western Loan and Trust company at
the close of business November 18th,
1906, the sum of twelve thousand five
hundred five dollars and seventy
cents ($12, sos 10Y.
NORTHWESTERN LOAN AND TRUST Com
PANY,
BY W. H. PURNEL1,
Secretary.
Kenosha, Wis, Nov. %, 1906.
81, 201 73.
This is to certify that there was to
the credit of Henry Fau1t1ess, County
Treasurer, on the books Of the First
National Bank of Kenosha, Wisconsin,
at the close of business November
18th, 1906, the sum of one thousand
two hundred sixty-one dollars and
seventy-three cents.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Kenosha,
BY CHAs. G. BROWN,
Cashier.
Supervisor Kline moved the reports
be accepted and the orders destroyed
in accordance with law.
Carried.
REPORT.
GENTLEMEN We, your committee
to whom was referred the bond of the
Northwestern Loan and Trust Com
pany, do report we approve Of the
same as to form and the sufficiency Of
the sureties and recommend the same
be accepted.
H. B. ScHwAN,
MICHAEL, HENsGEN,
G, A. DEWEY,
Committee.
On motion the report and bond was
accepted.
Claims reported and on motion al
lowed, as follows:
No. rs Owen O'Hare, expenses
out of state, amount $14 70.
No. IS Kimba11 & Kraai, livery,
amount $4 SO.
No. 7-Harry Brown, photograph,
amount So.
No. 78-Western Union Telegraph
company, claimed $23 II, allowed
$22.15.
No. 79-George Heinzman, witness
fee McNichols case, amount claimed
SIS 10, allowed So.
REPORT ON ASSESSMENT.
GENTLEMEN--We, your committee
to whom was referred the matter Of
equalization Of the taxable property
Of the city of Kenosha and the sew
era1 towns of Kenosha county, recon-
mend the following values for 1906,
the same being based upon the sale.
values and personal inspection:
Brighton. ...... -. .......S 654, 347
Bristol ............ ..... 827, AT
Paris .......... 90, 03o
Pleasant Prairie ........... 1882, 900
Randall ................... ~, 704
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3576 a. M. Wicks. ............ 10 80 /
3577 Frank Swarts ....... 10 80 {
357S Oscar Rector ............ IL "a
1919 Frank Lane ......... % 90
$3.50 Bert Gray .............. IA 88 I
1851 Bert Gray ............. B 90
1857 G. III. WEIGH. ............ 80 90
1888 G. r. Stemm. ........... 81 48
1854 Walter s. Dexter. ...... 35 "a
1856 J. B. Edwards. ......... 19 20
1856 Frank X. Swift. 80 "
1857 Robert Smith .......... % so
1888 Albert Karnell .t... q 48
$3.50 Albert Thorn ............ 20 OF
$500 Chas. Hensel ........... 10 II
1891 III. e. Harbaugh. ......... Is II
1892 Edward Fink ........... Is 60
1893 Chas. Reynolds ....... 20 SO
1894 George Tillotson ...... 81 90
1896 Belle Gafney .......... 10 90
1896 G. H. Whitcher. ........ q so
3597 Benz. o. Sturgis ...... is
1898 Callaghan & Co......... 3 rs
1899 Frank Waldo ......... "a 90 |
5000 Belle Gaffney ........... "a 90
3G01 Fl. i. Molitor. ........... 81 48
36O2 n. A. RoWe............. . II
56o5 Johua Coshun ......,... . u
1904 G. HI. WeIch ......... 10 90
3G05 Eichleman & Hale. ..... 10 80
ooOo J. II CahlWell' JE....... a
5oOl =. >. LocKlalt '.'' '...... II
360S Mrs. }. "A. harnes. ...... | %
Qc0Q TJ X ,nvrv e On /
1910 Joe NeWhouse ......'.., % /
o6ll Y. d. Welcn .....,..'.' ~ w
1912 DR.. j. +. Eastman ..-. 10 O0
56l3 l)r. Geo. 4. hlmDall. ..... 10 w
56l4 y. y. PoWeil Co......... 9 w
56l3 tiormer Roberts ..,.... AZ w
1916 } w. Rose. ,..........,.. %
86l7 3D. Hayes .........,.... q
36l8 Theo Werye ........... 36
1920 Math. GreenWald $3.50. u
1921 James Johnson .......... II
1922 Val Lippert ............ u
1923 r. Gleichmann .......... "A
1924 John Monaghan ......... 3 IL
1925 Henry Gutenberg ...... 3 81
1926 Henry Blackman ....." 8 SO
1927 John Pedley .,........ 3 u
3628 DIR f. b. Lansdown. go. So
1929 DR. L. b Lansdown. $50. 5 90
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1856 Valentine Lippert .... IL
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1888 J. B. Edwards. ,.... % 20
1859 Robert Smith .... % 20I
864o Oscar Rector ...... "a 12
3641 Conner Roberts ... 25 90
8642 Albert Thorn .... 25 O8
3643 H. e. Harbaugh. ..... "a 10 !
3644 A. M. Wicks. 26 40 /
8645 Frank Swarts ..... 26 40
3646 Bert GRAY - %. a.
3647 Geo. e. Tillotson. 26 on
364S John Quinn ... g 12l
3649 Charles Kimball .. 8 70
1850 Harry M. Baldwin. 8 II
1851 DR.. G. III. Ripley 10 90
1862 Rev. Joseph Angellette. 16l
1858 judge ]. = Frent. 46 II
1854 Chas. Fl. WEIGH. so OOl
1865 ]. Al. RAYMOND Is "a
1876 p. Fl. Tobin. 80 1e
1857 Nicholas Wallig ...... Is 70
1868 John Hunshbusher 80. ~ 90
1863 Chas. Hensel ..... Is 12l
$500 George Jordan $1,000. 10 20
1861 Clarence Grow - 4S 10
1862 A. @. Whitbeck. ......... is 70
1868 Edwin Burr ....... 10 70
1864 G. III. Whitcher. ........ 81 g.
1865 Frank Lane ........ 81 26|
1866 r. L. Shippee. ........... Is 40
1887 Henry Rlackman 10
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1860 G. #. stemm. ....... 80 SO
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Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Absolute closing out sale of the largest stock of new and sec ond hand automobiles in the United
 States. Write for Clearance Sale List No. 132 Now is the time to buy. Rochester Automobile Co. Jos. J. Mandery, Prop'r. Rochester. N. Y
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24

horses Friday. Dec. 27. Commencing at l.: 30 D. m. at what is known as the Water Cos corral, cor ner O. Second Ave. and Van Buren Street. Phoenix Arizona, l will sell 50 broke and unbroke mares rang ing in size from 1900 to 700 pounds; mostly four, three and two years of age. Nearly all in foal to imported French Percheron stallion. The inn ported French horse Secret" No. 905 will also be sold. Weighs 20O0 lbs, four years of age: won first prize and gold medal at Paris Ex- position; sweepstakes at the Ameri- can Royal Horse Show at Kansas City. A horse that cost me. cash s3S00. I am closing out my horse business and all must be sold. The mares are not mountain broncOs, but well bred mares that were rais ed on my ranch at Florence. I will accept bankable paper on reason able time. John W. Sharpe. owner. Hammond. auctiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24

FOR SALES head of work horses II5O to 1850 lbs; four work mares. 1900 to $50 lbs. one 3-4in new wagon. one } l-2in new wagon: six sets harness at Hoghe ranch, 2 miles east on Tempe road. Will sell all together, or separate, on six months time. Win be at Ambrose corral from II to l o'clock each dav. John Warren.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24

WANTED-Position as stenographer and bookkeeper by young lady just beginning. Address Box e5. this of flee.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-24
FOR SALE

mince meat at Melczer Bros. Com
 psny. Phone Main 75.