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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
NbfabrtStage per CjcanOampfcr uun
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'T
Im A. 6ehr. Gompier uaoiicr @il.
belm Der 3lpeitc" nod Bremen.
Nm 4. 6ebr, Camper oGoIabria"
nod 9tcopcl.
Gm 5. 6c6r. Sampler oaroouIun5"
no6 antprrpcn.
PIN 8. 6c6r. Gontpicr oHooroom"
rad 9totter0om.
slnl 6. 6cbr. Compfcr ~GeItic" nodJ
&iDcrpool. aH
9tF 6. 6cbr. Gdmpfer n08for ser
3fpt,te4 hddJ 0opcnbopct.
HRgl i 6 6cbr. 2oplpfer oSoOoie"
nod SaBfe. mr. i
gnn 7g76ebr. rTaapfcr ogiomo"
Hadl giGGpel. .. O. .-..
AntS.l 6e6r. G%mnpicr u4%enniploo-
1ila3tnatboS 0mburg gag
Z: I9ltn g. 8c6r. GmApier o2niitania"
nod &i0erpoot.
PIN 8. 6ctr. Camper o@iinncopo.
lis" nod 2onbop.
gin s. Jc6r. GoIupfer oFbilo0cG-
pho" nod Soutbomptou.
Nm 8a3Sebr. Compiler ra6nig gl-
bert Hob Gibraltar ulto Ncapcl.
Iln s. Seer. Gompier oGuleoouia"
nab @IasBoiu.
9fm>1t.. 3c6r. Gon,pfcr r@ur6u.
roIin" nod Bremen.
GIN 12, 6cbr. Compiler o2o5io"
nod g}cdpel lnl0 8culro.
Snt - 6cbr. Compiler o0cconic"
mad Soutbolupton.
PIN ~. 8cbr. Gompicr o6inIono"
rod Thtmcrpen.
Nm 10. 5cbr. Compiler oStatct-
oont" nQd GottcrOQn.
Hn IS. 6cbr, Sampler lorraine"
nod SABRE, @
PM 10. 6ebr. 2onlpicr .aoiicrin
Nl9llto &iftorio" nnd 0dmburg.
ant 10. 5cbr. GonppA gSanl6ura"
nod Gibraltar l1o Neopcl.
PIN 10. 6e6r. Compiler .2uconia"
mad &ibcrpool.
PIN 10. 6c6r. Gnmpicr yGe0ric"
nod Gibraltar un0 Ncopcl.
Nm 10. 6e6r. 2ompfcr, Columbia"
nod @loSgom.
aim is. 6e6r. Gompfcr st. Saul"
nuh Soutbompton.
am IL. 6c6r. Compiler ,Ncdor"
mad Gibraltar mo Ieopcl.
gin IS. 6tbr. 2ompfcr ,Guromio"
mad Gibraltar mo Ncopcl,
n PIN IS. 6eRrq& oqlpfsri aronprin.
5eiiintG eeHies nod 9rcrrrn.
Nm t98rbr. Gonpicr, GaoerIono"
nodJ Tntobfpen.E apd
MN f22 !83tbrsi 1pirtS Europa"
nod 2}fRbtIn hn& % q3FIfiQe.s's5
No Il III MH;a td 4Hfir y 9etaaPt.
'om N4Ytta ST. &C. ms IuH 4 g,
HIlhi ZIP, {ifbfb 4A5tAi#ft Baltic"
nod Sipslpanl 81 "-oiT. r
Ant gQJ9&}rbr. Oaatpfcro ,ScQio
OlopHlM6 &opcnbR6er.
'2EaSr6r:: 9anipfcr .Nlicc"
nob 9Ict2pel rhS. Sricft.
YIN -, 6rbr, 2dnipffr yGtruria"
nadl 2%iprfpoll. g I.
Nm % 6cbr, 2nmpfer rO}oi'adl-
lettS" und &ou0un.
MIN %. 6ebr. 9ompfer ,,g}cm.
PORT" nod) Sout6onrpton.
Vim 26. 6cbr. 9dmpier r2(oriotic"
mad southampton.
ylYm 2G. 6cbr. Gompicr n9&pnoom"
pa6 3%ottcr0anl.
~ an 26.. 6ebr. 9nmpfcr yN6rn3i"
EadJ 9tcapcl lrn0 aSolcruo.
An 26 8cbr. 9dmpiet ySom-
I1neT4 AdA g(utrberpct:
Nm 26. 6cbr. 0ampfcr Gorno.
rtia1 nod 2%ipcrpopl.
Nm y. 6e6r 7Qqlpicr vNbcin"
Hud StChleH. ,1G geai:'
aim 81, 6ebr. 0ompfer yIult
raine" nod Nnbtea n1r.7
Nm %. 6cbr. 0anpfcr oGolifor-
mia" nah @InSgorp. Wy
Pm %, 5ebr, Camper u6lorioa"
mad Hcopcl plO, @rnua.
Nm. %, 3e6r. Gampicr oGompo-
MIA" llodl Sipcrpopl. rs
Gm 20. 6cbr. 0an1pfer ,9lii6cr"
nod) Snmburg.
Nm 20. 6cbr. 0nmpier y9rin5ci-
lin Srenc" nod) Gibraltar Ii. Heopcl.
Tm 20. 6ebr, Camper nMinnc-
BONITA" nnb &on0on.
PIN 80. 6ebr. Gompfcr st.
2ouis" nod Soutbampton.
Gm %. 6cbr. Ganrpicr s3eelnnS"
nod 9oner uno AntiuPfprn.
Nn 81. Mdr5 8antpier ogcne3ia"
mad Reoptl ms @citita.
0lut 2 fs1ubr, Ta,ttninr RoInS,
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glegnHter 9~diiagters 0ampfer atlanta.
ltnh INcit .lknirt rnh Minimum. IN.
Baltimore Sampi Eafet So.
(9tIte unb 5ruerldIFge 9at.2inte.)
Die Der. Gta1teHs9oft beftrherno.
1ampisr sgtratnta !nsnl., .seabama."

,&cprgin." ,SenEeHee."
- EaHIpIcr iabrea tdgIiCb, aSpnntagS apSgenonp
men. BON ben az Bat ainies"Piers, gr. 10-1s.
aigbttSircBe, 8 so NbeHoS, brett mao Slo
point Comfort. slcrfoIf. Rortsntouib uno nQe.:
Run!ten oeS Siioefs. Berbtnouna In Oh
8oiut gomfort nit e. G c: Gifenba9n,4 9ah
Aidmonb. 8etbinoitp in PORTSMOUTH mil Dem
moutb uno gtlarta. On 0orfolf QerbtnouHa
nut Der r%sltInntic godit 3ine." genrtolf nno
peitIif uHe 9Th Dominion Cine" nah Nefp'
Mem PORT.
MabIaciten md eueOpdiLhem BIene, 9uIu'
ri6ie adtiitcn5iuriner eleftrttbe ,8eieidtii19,
iinIner In ben @~iaetsTfireuur Der rSnpseine.'"
m. f07 SftspeJtirnorerS trobel Er. 500 nnb
sos, Qigbt.StrnBe. g. 81. 4. Office, ShopftGde
palfimnre, uno GalpertrStrabe, Sentimental
9ruit PuiIoiua" uito aIbausb's, Er. 100, Rorbs
GburleSsStrube
Juhu d. Gbtrfprsb, Y. 6rptpN,
Rtces 8rdf. II. cer. sUInnGdeT. 1en.s Van. ineHt.
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i'm SlpiHagic nerunglHft.

| lNfAE III IFftHfN aus -
---
| Stint mcH'&T6 crIittcu sen Slam
mcutoo mo fiinf mocrc idrucrc
NrauOmmoen. - 6ruu Bert
opicrtc ibr 2ebcnJ I'M &oItg6ngcr
SIT rcttcrl.
&oHiua Gttn Wo., >. Ic6r.-
&u Dem o%rciit0figcn aoItbdlic 9}r.
11t6, @panOOttcitroBc, uabe ocm
@cihdit2Dicrtcl Der Sto0t, brud }t
iriibcr MorgcnItunoc 6cucr aus. Sic
6Jonmcn grifien nit iolhcr ShncI.
li0tcit nm iid, boB Den 0crpobncru
bc9 obcreH Stocfucrt5 Elm Gnttom
men uuin0glih mar. Crci Nufpdr-
tcri1utcn, 6rou Scnnic Bert, 0}ouO
%orter ltnO Nina @rapc9, ulto 5pci.
a0djc, @etcr Hooilcp luto Charles
Spbnion fanOcn Sen Eo0. Slim Ser
ioncr trltatn id)Dcrc @run0pmOcn
oooorl. 9a5 6clcr mar ourd) cine
~ltoturgds Grploiion i'm Gr0geihoB
rcritriad)t morOcn. 2IQc llnilcfom.
mcrcu nit }huanlbmc ser 6ruu Bert
pcr5rlmtcn III ibrCu 3nuncrn. 6rult
Bert tam bel ibrcn @cmiibungcl
inns @ebcm ole aoitgGugcr 81
iucdCn. Ger oidtc Rollh Qltou Ole
Ircppcn bitmri fiiute bol0 Den
Nou5ihw u1O Orutq Don BORT in Die
3immcr elm. Gas 3tmmcr Der 6rall
Bert lag i'm 0ritten Stodlucrt, Oiht
al Der Ircppr; lie Crlpdd)tc bdl0, liei
Sen Gorri0or entInn1 uuO pcrilldtc,
Bic iflaicn0cn 'aOit9dnAer SIT mcdcll.
Ger itNrfc Gnud) 5unnG tie b0lb,
mad Dem ~3lUcitcn Studlucrf binrntcr
.5lt cilen, luto uuh BORT idlla lie
SGrm. glls lie d6tr cnoli6 an 0ic
Hettlut9 ond)te mo ms Gro
0cidoB hinllntcr gcbcn molte, ~ltiir5te
Tie Die Sreppc hinuntcr mittcn III 0cll
Serb oerSIomnlcn un0 lire pprtoblte
2cid)c mltroc ip0ter inter 0cu Grim.
mcrn bcrbnr9ebolt. Sic &eidlcu Der
%iibrigcu Cpfcr Der &ataitrop6c lagcn
in ibrcu Better. Gas @c6Gltoc mar
ait mo nift NIT HcttungSlcitcrn
aG.'
9luSrrp ~ rim So
GopCfu, SIS, =. 6cbruor.
Sier lit ser Nobubpf ser oJlcd IS.
Iano G~iienbabn" obgebronnt. Ger
SdnOcn miro o1i 100000 ge-
;
@ortforO, Conn, 3, 6ebrnar.
- Die @cbGllOe uno onS @anrens
lager ser Is. &. 9iibop 2aooer 60
an ser GopenitroBe mlrOcn OitrdI q.
ncn @rono 5erit0rt mclder eincn
pon $4,000 a%uridltcte.
in o. M.z25au =. 8cbr. ".
Gle }lnlogc Der ag8beeting 9utin9
SON lit .Olr6 Gin 9SCltOr 3erltoft lpo,>t
ocn. 0icic5 piltbet SIM Belt nod.
Bis lett beldlrit lid Der SdaOen olli
100000. ID, ,.. .s..a-. q.
mcrtcM$l @o, ,. 6ebrldr.
Die Atlantte 9~almpoQprelie gtng
belte nit nabc3u,300Q 9alIcn 9ounl-
lpo1e in fSlnlnmcn ati. Ger Scr+
llit betr0at 100000.
&ud bo.nnom @..So. ,. 6c6r,
- Qoa oMiorriion.6oteI," Oa5 Eoit'
amt, pier olOerc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ln0 elm MobubnuS brountcn bcltc
abcno Oubicr nieOcr. Dan lhdtt
Den GcrluIt alii 100000.
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reit sum 0ebran& Ia osr eemOen iho mf
HosalsSiatisa u;n 1900 asenos.
lorsssaeaons, gpeiferuten etc perheft lGnsa bt'
iorai Der xeIephrn tn allen foiaeioeg tthet.
BiireulI. gtnrI.es uro @oLttrtoresSfrdbst e
dit. N~ob1IsGiaftnn 6. & g.. mt. Serlon 1923.
Ganlsen. citation Snfprnuitoiiss threon sd y
81. 9auI $40, ooer W0o., GcnrtIano 2726; Eue
Rr. $40, Glib RrDd6tpdn. u
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IarDIano- nnb Bennipluan;u'@ab

3ise per:aHeu Vurtb.susune. etatipn:
7.30 Wioraens gprf Boit, iGeIl1, ausgerout'
men Sounf1g.
O.05 Meraeft5 Eelta Mccon. nur Spnntaa.
$50 Worgens Nelr Il geeoat, tdgIih, ausae'
nomInen Sonftdg.
1.20 9ahmittnes gieIdtr Iccon1, MIR Ssmftde.
1926 giahntittuas gorf Roit, tiglif, auspe'
s.siplIllncit S0nllllg.
4.05 ~,ylnhnIittdes 0elia accum., MIR Gonlntng.
4.45 Rahmiiiaas 9elatr 2leeouI. tdgIi@, aus
gellpnrrlen Sunnidg.
600 gbenes 9elia gtecpu-. .doIid. ausse'
retiiineii Sofittag. v
tf.e0 sbeuos 9elfa acom. fur Sonutng.
ll.30 Abenos Eelalr aceorn. tdaIiG. ansae'
non.nier G%oHntaa.
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Seitrcitrt &ouicpelt's angabcn.

Santa barbara. Sal, 2.
Scbrltdr. - Gr1lioent 6. q. Htplep
BON Der ..2tthiion, Sopefa mo Sonta
6e.Giienbabn" bat sip einem Shriit-
itiid erflGrt, OaB Die in Dem nit OeS
Yr1iioenten SpejiaI.9 otihoft per.
0ifentIittcr Sfreiben entbnItenen
Ingabcn unpnbr Iino. Gr babe es
ctcrgild) ob%BeIebnt, ser oStanonro
Oil 80" beionOcre Hoten III Galiior-
nien 5u beiuiai9en. auBerbem babe
Der SAL IN Californian obiollt nidtS
nit Der NunOcsregicrung 5lt tbltn.
Seine 8eicQihaft bobe ME oaS Sep
bltrn-, nod 6oS Glfins. 8eies oerlett.
Tragtd die -Os Sots, Die IhI lmmsrGssauftH ah'
.; !. AMM1xMs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03

9nr5e aheIbepefhPn en-.
abberhiuna ocs ~irar3oii.
ifen- gotidaiters III HiIBlan0. g. NF.
9ompuro, lit b%eifnitib 6eidIoIicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Gbciaprafc 9ampfer-g Dtnpasnis.

Ggciapcafe Tampfer-G Utnpagnit.
6Geinpeate.sinie.
SlegaIlte fdli1giersSdn!pter s9olumbta" uro
BAugulta."
Slo EDint Comfort ino YiDriplf, 0d.
EuIlpier ~pcrlaiici Baltimore idgii9 (auSgee
%7flonlnlell Spnltagsl INN 100 Mbenos u1o fpnts
men in DO 90lnt Gonltott nnt 9 lbr Dinr'
gems unb tn gtorfoit nm 1870 Worgels an, an.
ibliebeHO an ole @ilenbubn8iige nah aqeH
Siitlten oes SiioeHS uuo SiofpeitenS.
Wprf.1ipers2ini
y @legnuter Yahagters0 artpter satIdnta."
unn gpcftsRptnt rro Nidluuno, ga.
Santpferg ~berl1ie1 Baltimore SienitagS, 9orts
ncriiGas mo S~nrnitneS mn 3 ltbr gln6mitiags
Eno tomReH gu yS'fis4oint UNI I. 40 DtorBens
Lno in JtihmUHo nm 9.20 WlorgerS an.
Sic Sumpicr iueroeH uuf Der pin lno 9iids
iabri bel gilniiincm HSetter IN @Golceiier Foint,
Clements, Glub BaltI mo Almonb'S ailIegen.
Snmpier ~Ocrlalcn Baltimore uun, Hier Gr. IL
nno 10, 2igbttrnfeussaerftr.
Surb.gtllcie liuh allen 8nIften fcnneu gs
it6ert. Scrdd dilaegcbe1 mo 9aiften5tnmer
i'm giurGus %reierbtrt pcrbeIt in ben bicftgel
SiuetHtiirenur Gr. tt9, Et.saltimurcs Strake,
". VI. 9ubiun, Ngent; Tr. 127, Sit'galtimure.
sf-aRs, ooer Den SaupisSircdlI al Eight.
nno 2cc'strnfe, Baltimore, Wto.
Gegbeu SUiter, g.. Z. Sbtsnt,
Sen. @eidbettsfiibrer. Sen. s1Snii. sMgen..
Z. 9. Wst3aHHel, SiIfSs@en. sgaif saaert.
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EtdQissQaufen


!, Scntihc SAM uuu @alttniUrc," Baltimore
lHo 0ouiouu StruGC. gln0l0i IScbcr, 4rdfta
belEt; 8. ;. slot Sthgealettcr.
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@cl6dfts.@ egmetfer.
3eitirnqan, 3citidriftch E

3eitlmgen, 3eitidrifteh etc.
,S6c Baltimore 9icmS Co." s9dpio Rglbcrcrpu5
bic, @ei1aitsflbreF .3ls sSsli German gil.
9uumotcrialicn, E5iircn, 6ellitcr.
rabulcn 2aoen etc. son
5amcs y, 6atrr & 90, 1t5 mo III 2itos Gre.
DCrid StruGc.
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0ationa( 9anfen.

yS6c so Sown 9intiolGl Snnt," Gd6z lnO
~GrctcrStrabe. 5nc99 Is. @oot @piiioent;
NCHrU .. Ylc0uc. Naiiirer. 80
,3Wcitr 9iatiunnL%aut," 432 Sh6s}it6dolpdO.
u, Is. ~9&uqUtr. NGitircr. tsEt ~f
,g&cItcrr National SGnt," Il Gor6.Gutaps CTR.
". Wurriott Nuiircr. At -tg 49,
Brittle TntipualSnnt," 9dc 9gItimpres ito
4tprlb SitOht.
mariners IL 0tcrdnUts National Snti, q
SouiO4 uHO QuuGurosStruGc
Commercial & Sarmtrs' National 9'nnf,"
SioIpcit SIDE 0utudroz sltnb WernansStrhGe.
IS. !. NalopiH 9n'itvcr. .
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,Seutihc Spnrbnnf uuu Snttimurc," gutGu-
nm Baltimore StraGC.
nSt. 9umcs Spnrbnli," baltimore StraGe uno
GufiOrl 0pufes glucntie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03

vale fiif's Mmslnnb btforet q. 9,ain,. gr
4l3. IRtSaltimpre'e tr, iahe 0utpm Soaie.Ape,
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IruIt.GolnpaQllicn

SrlltaS QlllpQglllc1.
,,Niar1lnuo graft Gu.," yiUrolucft Gde GuIpcrt
nm German Styuic. &rier 6cri1, 4rdit
ncnt; e. z. 3lmncrnlunl. SciuCiar; Carroll
9iuu g}cG. Sbutltcilicr,
Baltimore SrHtt y Guarantee Co." Suitable
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N0UOtatCn.
.. Garhnrt sfimeri 3tedt9anpult. linton SruiI
@uiloiHg, baltimore, Uto. Ncloc lclCpbuuc
Brautio 4. afcmm, Re6tsaHpali. 225 SL. Faul
GtpCBc, Baltimore, Ni0.
Gurt ". vi. SlbplB, 1926 1917 Gam NulIoiHg.
Gniinpus Surb, 2Gl 2Gg Gnipert Nuilotng.
4. &r. Srtmntu, III Nom. G0urlcss StruGc.
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.BzylrIE1gRGglDnlp
RAIIRnADoS

FItgItb 7 1G9Iip, ans9. Sornf, 5 5fir 90.
gbteGs6 Ola gittsI Id9lja 7,4b y. 800 ..
9pica8o (uiu 8ltS) .Iagti9 1913 u. t2.22 y.
Sulcago (JieIpa g i. .IGsll1 4I6 ~. 4.30 ".
Cine. ct & u. 9Sbia. .Guplib 7.46 V. 500 y.
&tlc. u. 81. H.. .....3a9lip 2.4a u. 800 u.
Stnc. H.. Sl W.. .Iagli3 t2.bO ". t1.05 v.
.,,..!., iopfit T.45B 500 z.
gittsGrrg ,...,. 2daliG 1913 y. 1929 u.
Bits II. @lenel. :. Lualib. ......... 500 u.
sliisbuIa ........ yxdIli6 H. IS ~ 1L.32 ",
SoIs. & G}!e.. .2dalIa AID y. $50 v.
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YIilnt6iltg 6rtrnocc@, &on8cS mo
Geien, Go60cdcu mo Iiuncn.
Scunctt Srps,, 523 Morbs5rcucut 9pcnuc.
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Mormor- uuO @rduit Wcrfe.
6tlndrturr &c ctDuc, HTS 8tft.ganis
~rurCaStrQfp. 81.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-19

ed gardens along tn Walnut gulch be-
tween Tombstone and the San Pedro
valley. In time that entire distance
will be one continual string of gar
dens and orchards. The longer the
water runs the more thoroughly the
ground become saturated and the
more surface it can be made to cover.
Benson being the junction point of
the S. P. with the e. p C s. W. will
be benefited by its proximity to this
region which will now move forward
with sure and steady growth Be-
sides this all freight and passenger
traffic between the company's mines
at Tombstone and their smelling plant
at Sasco, must be transferred from
one railway system to another at this
point.
The assured success of the Sasco
smelter indicated by its doubling ca
pacity is an object lesson to the people
of Benson, where conditions are very
similar and railroad transportation ia
cilities much greater.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-19
COUPLE ELOPE
ON TWO BURROS
Story of a Novel Love Affair
Comes From the Little
Town of fatigue.

Eiopments by carriage, by horse
back. by freight train and automo-
bile have been celebrated in song and
story, but an elopment by burro is
something novel and unique. This
distinction belongs to Fred Ray, a
young man of fatigue and a son OF
the we'll known farmer VINO lives on
the summit of the Bospue peak in
the Manzanos, and Miss Whitan,
daughter Of the postmistresS at Ia
jique, where both have been living.
Mounting on two longeaTed, solemn
Rocky Mountain canaries the young
msn and his sweetheart set out for
Belen. which they reached in safety
after a day or two. Alter they had
comfortably married it was reported
that the father of one of the contract
ing parties was on the trail with
vengeance in his eye, but as the coup
lie are reported to have returned to
fatigue safely and received the pa
ternal blessings, this is believed to be
mistake.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-19
TERRITORIAL
NOTES

Business is reported rapidly increas-
ing along the Southern Paciis in
Arizona. y
Morenci, alleged champion of
Southern Arizona, will play ball today
and tomorrow with FL Paso at the
latter place.
J. S. Gregory, a prominent Chicago
capitalist, passed through Roswell this
week in a big Versailles auto en-
route to FL Paso.
Engineer Howard S. Reed, of the
reclamation service, announces mat
the preliminary Granite Reef dam Of
the Roosevelt project on the Salt river
will be finished in few days.
A. F. Stampf, chief deputy recorder
Of Cochise county, has rendered his
| resignation. He will embark in pne
insurance business
/ A wind storm, attaining a velocity
of sixty miles an hour, swept over
Lincoln county Monday, accompanied
by rain, hail, sleet and snow, some of
the fruit trees in the Bonito region
being covered with festoons OF snow.
The Santa Fe Central railway will
run special train from the Estancia
valley to the Ancient on Memorial
day. There will be special G. A. R.
exercises and it is believed large num-
bers of people from the Estancia val
lye towns will make the excursion
trip ~ 1875. --.-.-.
For robbing friends WHO had taken
him to their room to sleep, William
Thomas in Phoenix was sentenced to
serve eighteen months IN the peni-
Tertiary.
The surveyors are now at work lay
ing out the route for the new railroad
from HolDrook to Fl. Apache The
new route will tap the large coal
| fields in the southern part of the
districts of Snowflake, Taylor, and
the fertile valleys of Apache county.
Near Duncan, Arizona, W. c. Whit
aker was crushed to death by a trail
wagon which he vas handling, run
ming into the front wagon. Tie wag-
ons were loaded with ore. He vas
caught between them and instantly
killed.
Twenty-Five delegates representing
various districts of the territory, in
convention assembled in Phoenix.
Thursday, selected Judge BIageley of
MohaTe county as candidate for del
gate to congress. Rev. F. G. Deck
er of Globe was included in the ter
ritorial central committee
Tucson's new audliay water sta
ton Is in commission, which will n-o.
vide ample water FOR irrigation and
other purposes which could not be
supplied by the old equipment
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Was at Post.

Under Sheriff Hopkins and wife
spent yesterday at Fort Huachuca,
where the former went to summons
witnesses in the case of the Territory
VS.. Earnest Coran, who is charged
with making an assault with deadly
weapon on one of his fellow soldiers
at the White City a few months ago,
and who was indicted on that charge
by the late grand jury.
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To the Pow-Wow.

Clerk of the United States court,
George B. Wilcox and Court Reporter
John W Walker, left yesterday for
the San Bernardino ranch, where they
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STORY OF THE FAILURE
OF A HORSE THIEF
Little Mare of M, Burns Buck
ed Too Hard.

How the story of the failure of a
horsethief to ride away with his booty
was told in the foot prints of the an
imal, and how the Sherlock Homes
who read the story in the sands finally
found the horse, is a little story that
NJ. Burns, the owner of the stolen
animal was telling his friends yester-
day at Douglas.
He had a nice little mare hitched
to a long rope on his ranch north OF
Douglas and the animal was stolen the
other night. Well knowing the prov.
ess of Ranger Sam Hayhurst he calico
upon his friend to see what he could
do for him. Mr.. Hayhurst went out to
the ranch and Immediately to the
place where the animal had been tied
and stolen by the thief, he glanced
about the ground for a minute AMI
studied out the situation thoroughly.
1t was all as plain as reading when
Mr.. Hayhurst pointed it out. Here the
fellow cut the rope and walked up
to the horse and after a considerable
trouble gets on ner back. Immediately
the horse sets to bucking, and little
further on she was pitching and there
1t all is in the tracks"
They followed her tracks while she
was pitching for only a little ways
when they came upon a big dent in
the sand. evidently made by a mans
shoulder
There is where ne landed after that
last pitch. That's his shoulder mark.
You see he has taken to his feet, and
off there goes the mare dragging her
rope. 1t wont be hard to find her"
Ranger Hayhurst started out TO run
down the long trail made by the drag
ging of the rope. He finally came
upon the animal about four or five
miles distant and restored to her OWL
err
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CABORCA To GULF
PROPOSED RAILROAD
Chicago Capitalists Said to Be
Behind the ProjeCt-TuCSon
Under Consideration,

John Henderson of Pasadena, Cal,
was in Tucson last week en- route
to Hermosillo, where he will confer
with the officials of the Sonora state
government relative to closing up de
tails regarding a concession made to
Chicago capitalists who propose
building a railroad from Caborca 70
the Gulf OF California, a distance OF
As miles.
The Sonora government, it is learn
ed, had already given an extension OIL
two years time to the Chicago peo-
pie, this concession being granted in
view of the depressed financial con-
ditions in the eastern markets.
1t is the intention of the promoters
of the railroad to extend the line east
of Caborca and also to build north 70
Tucson. according TO a statement
made by Henderson.
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ARGUMENTS ARE BEGUN
IN THE RUFF TRIAL
Case viii Go to Jury By We'd
neSday Morning,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-Taking
testimony closed and arguments were
begun today in the second trial OIL
Abraham Ruef on a charge of bribery.
Attorney Heney opened for the
prosecution and was followed by At
torney Ach for the defense. Ach did
not finish until a late hour tonight.
Tomorrow Chapman, for the defense
and Heney will close, and it is ex-
pected Judge Dooling will deliver his
instructions to the jury late in the
afternoon.
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Cattle Shipments.

Livestock Inspector Porter Melon
aid returned Saturday evening from
Naco, where he had been for several
days inspecting a shipment of 1000
head of cattle that were entered at
that point for shipment to the ranges
in South Dakota. The cattle came
from the Turkey Track Cattle COM
pany's ranges in Sonora, and were pur-
chased by Burt Mossman. Last even
ing the inspector left for Huachuca
Siding, where a train load of cattle
will be shipped to California by Oscar
Asburn, the well known Santa Cruz
county cattleman. Other shipments
are to be made during the next few
weeks from Benson and Wilcox
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THE SAN PEDRO VALLEY
WILL BE FERTILE ONE

Z. B. Gage, president of the Tomb
stone Consolidated Mines Co., was a
passenger on the early morning train
Monday, en- route home from Phoenix,
where he stated to a Gazette reporter
that the strike of copper made in the
Emerald shaft last winter is on of
immense proportions. All now looks
good for property holders in the coun-
ty seat, and the permanency of the
huge pumping operations Is also a val
liable assurance of all who have start
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MOB DISAPPOINTED IN
NOT GETTING NEGRO
Colorado Men Mixed In Jail
Murderer Is In,

PUEBLO, Colo. May 1S.-Believihs
that Jim Lynn, the negro WAC last
Thursday murdered Sarah James,
aged Is years, a white girl, and
wounded her mother, was confined in
the county jail, mob of several hun
bred tonight visited the Jail and de-
manded that Lynn be turned over to
them.
One door was battered down and
officers then allowed five of the mob
to search the jail. Lynn is in jail
at Colorado Springs. The mob dis
cussed the proposition OF going tc
Colorado Springs and getting Lynn
out of jail and hanging him there.