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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Mar a~rctidmcr's @cbnrtStogsfeicr.

@ellte bon icincu 5oblrcidcn 6rcllu.
ocu IN Der gcllmQcnitcu @ciic
ilbCrroiht. - Sun0 bic @cburta,
to0S-@cicuifnft bel Der Hiidfcbr
pon Scr &%crianunlut1 Oc8 @iir.
ncr. &crciua Dor.
Cine ongCncbmc l%lebcrroidulg
iunr0e Srn. Nor arctihn1cr bon Nr.
223, Observation-Disclosures, ON Ioumcr.
itoq Nbeno 5u Sbcjl. is luor Der
@cblrtatoq Ocs 6rn. &rcti6nlcr, uto
u1brCnO oo2 @eburteto09fino ais
Nclcant 6cs nGettid)cn Sriegerbull,
oca" bcn &rr6onoGungcn i'm ,llno6.
bon0igcn Nilrgcrucrcin" bcilUobnte,
poQ5og lid in icincr MobmulN cine
Otetomorpboic. NHc 3iHmIcr mlrocn
bon Den WitGlicocrn 6cS oMo5ort.
Wonncrhor9" acifnliift, un0 ais 10
oonlr ollie Gorbcreitungcn fir ciuct
ri0elcn GnlpiunQ becnoet iuurelI, mllr-
DC Sr. aretlf,nCr telep6oriih 81 ici-
ncnt @ridcincn einacluocn. Seine
lte6errnidlung luor oaeroinga grob.
oils cr icine Don Baitcn 6clc6tc Wob.
ming auffonO, nber c@ Oulicrtc bod
nid)t lnnge, bis nod gc0cnlcitigcr &c.
griibung 5iOeIita8 III ibrc Heftc
trot. Gieicniacn, ucld,e oubci lpu.
rclr, erfl6rcl OoB es cilc Der Qcn,ijtb
liditen 8c6urtatoNaieicrn mar, pel
die iemols itottIunoen. llntcr Ocn
InucicnbCn bcionoen lid: Erof. IS.
F0blnlonm Il6ert u. Woggc. Nenrp
Ntoblmonn, MiQiom Iittmor, q. +.
@engcr, SIS. 6. Stcin, !. Sfmut-
fer, ST. @ntciielo. Grnit Mciniclocr.
6ron5 8io0cl, 81. @ilr5id)nibcr.
Miortin @cinrid, ST. Sbeeler. ".
@uocnilrs, 6erm. 1ellined, 9cnru
Miinoer, 0r. %ouis =. Stolte. u.
Spolm, ". StieIcr, ST. Siegiortb.-
8ruu Grnit Meinfeloer utteritiibte
auBer Sri. emma @aoie Srnli&retid).
nler bel Der gepirtbung ser @dite.
NJ orgon 20 III III ltttrt.- Sp.
:. Morgan, IS Sabre olt Der bon
lcd)s 6irnen Mnuren altf gefGlihte
Srores Der &enrp Y. @ilpin Gro.
gucn . &onollma erlangte, uuroe
geitern pom Hidter 8rannon inter
$1,000 9iirgitaft Dem @erihtsper.
fnbren iibcrmieIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

IoS Scrum bcmGhrt d.
- Snt nSo9ns NopfinS' 6oipitnl" Ill
ooS neuc Seilmittcl fir Gcrebro Spi.
nol Wenin1itis. mclfe9 fiir5lid) boz
3r. flerner, Dem Toriteber oes Hode-
feler SnititiltS fir mcoi5iniife 1Sor.
ifun1en IN Ncn.Dorf, crfrnocn mltr.
DC. nit mlln6erborcm Griolgc onge.
menoet morocn. ST.. %rping Soil
bon Nr. 6O5, Wo~0iionitroBc, rpuroC
onl ,. Sdnuor nod ge1onntem so
lpitol ii6er1ciilbrt, 0o or bon Gelcbro
Spinal Weningitis bciouen mar.
Nodl Iniuenoung nHl Or. 6lerner's
SCrum beilte bic Hiidcnntnrf81ullt,
Gntjilr0nng, mo nod folrmi pierlpo.
higen Nitientbolt I'M 9oipital fonnte
Der Entlent entluiicn pcr1en. Sr.
6lcrner bat leine GriinOnng bcrcits
in ga 6oaen criolgreid ongepen0et.
MnGl im Sonrnuliite II.
Glub B.. - 0ic aeitern ubgchaltene
&abl i'm Sournoliiten =. 9lu6 botte
folge1beS 9feiultat: Gbren Rrdit
bent Sreoerif s.. @ottlieb. Tice.Erd.
iibe1t Der @ottlieb 3. 0auernidmiot
StraltS . 9rau So, Frdiioent Son.
oro 2. griscoe 0tems), Gice Erd.
iioent Capt 6ranf 9opoen. Sefretdr
@ilbrr !. Gople, Staot 9ibliotbe-
Tar, Shaemeilter 6ronf i. 2ltbarot
nno Die 0ireftoret Sol. q. 9rattm
Wmeriean, Wanoel Sener (golti.
more : Ohio 9abn), @m. 9eder.
tIeutider Gorrciponoent).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Nbid)iebs .GanfCtt.

@r. @rnit ShmciBer Qjcbt ben 2uac-
lteutcn I'M Compton ser bieii0cn
GiIiulc Der o2tmcricon Smlif 80"
i'm o@crmonio . Ghtb" cir 0iucr.
Scinc bcrjlihCn 2lbi6icO4.
mortc.
@cm Nd) Qcu0bnlih Mduncr al
icitlitcr Sdiel pcridmmrlrL lit Dies
foit ohuc Allanobme elm .irclloi0c3 Gr.
cigniB. Gu9 8egcntbcil mar uber
Ncitcrn Nbcno Scr San, ais Nr. Grnit
ShmriBer. @cih1itaiijbrrr Scr hWii.
Qcn Siliole Der uNncgiruu Snuii
60" lueldc ont Gomrcrito0 Qcid)loi
len murnc, ben NnQcitcltcu in Ocllr
Gomptoir Der Tiliolc I'M ,@crnaniu.
Glub" Cju Nbid)ic03- &outctt Qob. Ger
&rWuolter ne@ Glltb@, Nr. ". u. Sic
bert i~crpirtc 0o@ iolgcubc alloNc}cid,
nCte Mcnu: 9Iultcru in ser Shoolc,
Qclol5cnc Mtouocln Cliucu mo Wlr.
rem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sd)llotro'
ten To W}orplolO Sclcric. 0cr0itc
ter Gopon nit Nrilncn Grbicu luno
&urtotfcil, Snllthlicl0 Sd)intcL
SdlitcL Spar0tl M~lllNorctir, US,
9tl''r lnlo Hdftct, %o@ one NIrlllo
III - as - A.
". W. Voll Y |t mo oercll Nod)lol
SER ol' "@lll'rICoh Sooocco 90" lIlo
olr "Ililcrlcoll Slil'' 70" mr. oIE
Tillo')'l'och 0etpoI( o0oCIL olc 'alt
Hue al" lilh0c Sclle III oo9 Vclha)t
rInQPltetell lporCil mo mn Cllloltocr
9to(otlttt illo 1lu 0d)i2l ltlIo lNoRen
8'l'rot QopclL 5'lAtCil olc tl'ricl .Nc'
oF'(' }l lo'Ia)eh Der "d)t0cocr olclrl'
o'll 'rlllIllftti'' @lrM nlle Nccfl
tIdllA oo@ "SdelpEh thHt lpch" NM
utH olll Sull'B oeH NEoFuttl'2 @'rF
Sul'''lRtt Il'en 'l' oIr5I'o)c@ SVoF'
lpopl 5l'rIrl' oVtr'Ul' VI'r 'o''N'pote
Stlur' prll Seo'r!lollt lId) pclpllBi
'oor' ooB o'E "'ul'lltF' N|S 10 lr'll oO'
IiIooil oF" N'1o)oTt@ ll'liACQoIlCll'
l'''il''''Qr III que oltr 'SN'loc ocr'nF0l
lo'ro'l'' "gdel'loi'o not "lrFlld c'nc
N0l'''3 'ooon' 'oo@ Ia N'l'le I''o!e'
'o9ie Nj SWi'''E'r, "Y!'C'l'u''o
'o'tB' 'o'e oa''tooF'l @'rj'i'" 'd) an
,,''ilS'' prrltpro'f'n commencement
w. S' ~o''' oeh l'''orrN'B''W'h epr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

Nc6clglpdc Dcri hmun
Sen. - Gie Nebclglodc. meldc III
Ser NGhe Oca &icrS 9tr. -. Occult
Yoiut, ongcbradt mar, miro icit fllr.
ser Belt pcrnnibt. Groe eiiriger
NohildIc hat lie nift utigcfutOen
mcr0en fonnen, uno eS beitcbt Die
%crmntbung Oob ole 8eintmg zines
S6itlcS iic ats ibrcm @ebdltic uno
ais Grinncrung NIT III Ole NCinotb
genomnncn bat. Die @lode lit ats
icinItcm Mctoll bcraeitcIlt mo pie9t
ungefa6r 300 Fiuno.
Eerionolnoti5. - gin IN.
phuafiebcr crfrnnft lit Der Aiiiltcn}
@ouSor5t oeS oSolp@ @ppfinS' Soipi
tuls" II, ). :. SntidliIo aus Scott
lc, 0ai6.
NnQrifi. - @cGclt ongcblid)en
tbotlidcn NnQrilia oui ocu 3S.i0hri
9en Council @CoiBfp Don 9tr. IS. z.
Sigh trnBc, muroc 9cniomin gtiil-
Ter bon Nr. 20i3. Goalc StroBe. 81
s., Wiidoel Sultan pon Pr. 100, 6or.
reIt StraBe. mo &enrp aeBler bon
Jtr. 1028, &inOen Aucnue. III ie ST
Strafe unS Soften our6 Rif,tcr OhS
in Der 0itIiden Eoli}eiitation perltr
t5eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Ytatge ,ynrmeH.
Mnlnnhrr. Der Snnmeiitcr.

3u uertauicn: edtaus VT. 262i, Sh.0iouu.
nieni, Strafc, Grcte $3.50; 0uue 9r. 6i9,
aprb-2uierne'Strahc @rcis St700. gte n,o'
oer1et &erheiierln9eit, eIeftrttbes Sidt lilto
Gas. Combination bon Gi5fhrdnf mo Bot
ralbefnnineu. iGnitdrc plumbing, %erbinoun5
nit gl65unSfanal; ole 5rottuirs. 9ofe uno Nels
Ter Tino c%entdhiir.' nit elmer 10 5ub ErdpolitOs
= gtlep i'm Sinir,grunoe. @rit1o5ins mt $40
pro Su6r.
600 Niuf Iurcs@ luucr. struEc.
WioOerne 3lpciitodiae Sdrfer. Il Simmer mo
8ao; fnnttdre Vlumbing unn Gb5iastS ratrn9e
9srcis $1,000; 8runojins $3.50 pro Sabr. Sic
cage Der Sduier 1T bod ulb aefuno.
2nocu III pcrinufen.
$1,000 fnufeu 9nofu uno glphnGans Nr. bis,
Ruros y urt. SiTabe. gid65ufrd9en I'M @iireafi,
gr. 1887, SitsNionumcut Strbe,
@opGrb I. GALLAGHER, 0numetiier.
@utfpreheUhe @narsNu6nblntg; 5ett in 6us
INSTRUMENTATION Staten. 04S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Sd)nittcr Suo b0lt Grntc.

Mr. &utob &. Willrbod @9citorbcn.
Nor &@crt0uicr Der Gbriltopher
&lpp3 GompoAnic, - 6rou Ont
ma 5. Nrcl9 pl09lid aus Dem
%cbcn 9cid,icocu. - 9nocr u
0c2i0uG.
Nr. &otob e. WIurbudl itorb Ncitcrn
I'M @(lter bon 66 <uhreu IN iciucr lcG
ten WobnutN 9tr. 70, SilO4}oplou.
StruBc. Der &crblihcltc NOR elmer
Ser bcfumtcitcu Icltid) . Nncrifn
nCr Nultinlorr'3, inoem CT uicle Sabre
GcrtGuicr Der Gbriitopbcr HippS 50.
IN Baltimore mar. Gr CrblIdte por
Sc Subrcu I'M Sd)nii6oulcu, in Der
SduciI Du2 %id)t Der g&clt mn0 mar
ticr - Sabre lang bel Der Gbriltor
pDcr Hjpp3 GG nnNcitCIlt. Gen &iir
0crrrjCO mudDtc CT i'll ocn Hciben Der
Union NrulCc init un0 lett Subrcn
mar or Gin mqclcbcnc3 W}itdlic0 pom
@ilion @ioitcn Der @roben grncc
Ter Mcpublif. 9ulBcr icincr @uttiu
bi1tcrl0Bt Der &crblid)cnc filni Sim
Der. Qu3 &cidJcubcgdn9niB iiHoCt
TicultoQ AtudmittaA pom Ir0ucri
hullic ans atlf Dem &Du0on Eorf'
| 6ricoboic Itott. Eoitor Nuliu0 Sol.
m0Wu miro Den Iroueraottc90icnit
cbboltcu.
Irau Gnmlu :. NrcnS, Satin
0c9 pcriturbcuen &cnrb Nrcn1, ltnr6
pl0Glih um Sonitoq W}orNcn nm
u llbr I'M II. %cbcuaiubrc. Die Ser.
I~torbcnc luur in Baltimore geboren
un0 mar cine Iod)tcr 0co pcrltorbc
ucn Charles Simon. Sic biltcrloBt
5lpci (6d)tcr Irl3, VI. Gliinbctb ul0
N0elbci0 NJ. Nrcn3, uno OrCi Nrilocr.
Gin 9teifc, ST.. Ncnrp Sott5, GinN
ibr Dor cincnl Wionotc inn So6c Dor.
oil.
- Sr. 9iobcrt Niorpc, cilt bctunll.
ter @rumociQcntbumS WtufIcr, ltorb
ulrt 6rcitug glbcno plotlid) I'M llni
pcrlit0tS Club al cllcnt Ner5lcI0cn.
Cine Nn5nbl 6rcunoe ltmgobcn Den
Gnbtcn, Scr 5ltr 3cit, OILS or pom 90
&c crcilt lpllroe, cine luitigc 9cnlcr
tuna il6cr 0Cll Sdnccitltrm mod)tc.
Scin 2Cid)nom muroc nod) lcinCr
No6nIng 9tr. S75. Eorf @oc., ilbcr
Qciiibrt. Gr bintcrIGBt ultBCr lcincr
Mittluc 5pci S0bnc, bon ocncn Der
cine cin ucruutmortlld)co Amt I'M
G6otmciiter Gcportcmrnt Der Nol
tinlorc Ohio Wn6u lul0 Der nu0crc
Gin iold)c9 in Dem @iircolI Der Mcr.
d)ontS II. Wiincra Transportation So.
Gcriicbt.
- Sr. &. g. &iutGicum Froiioent
ser @%intbicltm Hltbbcr Co. III gcitcrn
I'M &otcl Sbcrlpooo AM Niommmcnt.
Nlocc inn sitter Don 81 &ohrcn an
Vri0btihcr Nicrcntronfbcit gcitor.
ben.
0r. Soicp6 e. 1uoif. scr Csc.
id0itSiilbrer Der Garter Sire @rid
So. in Soloicr, Ncntudn lit bier III
ser Y9obnurg icincr GIteru ltr.l rs.
Muoiion Nucmlc, poiclbit cr lid 5t
Nciltf oliibiclt, I'M 9lltcr Uon 81
Sobren gcitorbe1,
&rn gltcr pom IS &nbrcn ltorb
0cltcrn yiqdlmittoQ llod) tollnr elm
tdgiger &ralfhcit ST.. Gho9. Sollcra
lun0 IN iciner N}obmng, gir. lO3,
9ioro AnnItroBc. Coroner Gnrn.
Tiers Der norooitliten Eoli5ejitotion
~lielte ieit, 0oB Der Gobte in 6olge eia
mes @er5i6Idgcs eintrat. Ger 10
b%ingei6icoene lullroe am s. gtouem.
FER 1882 in Cloenoori. Braun.
ldlueig gcboren mo fam in ieinem
Ecllnten Sabre mad NHerifa. Sr.
SauerIono geborte 81 Den anGeie-
benoiten 0euti6en Der Stuot mo er
mar IN @eihGitatreIlen cine robbie.
farnta Berionli1teit. Bon Beirut
mar or Contractor. 9ls Eireftor bot
cr IN iriiberen Sobrel oen iolgcnoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

Nr. 723, 725, ~ etc, 9prjudll NOennc.
Cots % SuB 3 Sou bel 200 6ub; oret &c.
oierte 0iilib bon oer Dorf- Hodo; boaitdnote
prdftig %ociorirt; leoe lnooerte @equentLt1teli
Hr. t15, III, t19 etc, Guroa Ratnrent.S trase,
~spiidcn tSdirnuuntfN ncrue uno SanettesStr.
Elm Sepiert bonn &dttcriunsBarf". Sur6ueg
fbon %oeforirt; ieoc mootr1e geinenltfielt,
sneiitodige Suufer. @bmaro s. StUrd, oil Srt
nno Stclle, uOcr 9ir. So, 0untBcr Nuiloing,
Hapettrs uno ct. Yuulsstr. t5ebr9,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
0}ur $1,000.

lergruuoc, @uS mn clcfrtfae5 Hint. poIildns
otpco SlbluosluHulsS Diter ccmsnljrfe 9pfe,
aelier uno lrottoirc. 80 5ub breilc StrabcG,
8uiteriuu .4'arf". GoiuIsllnloitcn $500. 8lctue
Nadrs9ln8uGIurG. Sunlotms Strahe, 5uiiden Ger
GGni61ND Soi. =. Iaitr. gaulueifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
oscmRie. 1nrmen far 5000

I'M ftnblbnret Ailntjn0lou 0titriti BEG Stdntes
goros90roltna. Scoer @CiittticI 1T 9nrdlttrt
Gle a9aruIina 1rudir9 Seoelopment 60" III
NIulte ais ShpiEocl blo53citeaicn 2alo- Gclis
rGgnie in NorosGGrcliuu Ndbere Iusiunlt ca.
tGetlt dcrn Nrrmaun gaocnnuUp, 8elleralsIgent
Wr. III, NurosG hnrics.S traGc, Baltimore, Dto.
~t9lbcnhS bon 8 bis 1aS llbr in 9tr. 1888. lNoros
NrpuoipnO.) tSept0 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

W iBueritdnoniB r. Niiett
lultigcr SEER: o&aS? @ierila
Wforf iol oieie @obnuna foiten? Sdl
iin6e oas. .oiien geitanoen, 6iaig!
Sit oenn pielleid)t elm Sofen oubei2@
@irtb: ga rotiirltd, lit Miles
porban0eni"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

glabe Ser Observation-Disclosures; 3 Gents 6a9r'
gcl0 -
s 9lder all 9luc 8Glzgtpe.. nHbe @eIairsJtouo.
% Nder lnDe 0drfuro39ao.
Merrifcn d Merrifcu,
(Snnt0, tWhD 100 Sits2cTiugtuns Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
3n uermictBCn

Simmer III ucrmiCihcu:
Dtcbrtr SIMMER; NIT uoer ubue &nit. Priput
Sdiuilic; ocuiihC@ dodhclt. 9tuthSIlrupel III
Sir. 1910, Wpro.S aiucrt Strafc. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

Hne, incline 1elb sebranden, ipredrn bitr
ppr- Nnletbet Int S1ldre. Wijbel u1o Srrro'
l.aenIburt. Sm 8eriraueu. Reire gOa1sI flee
Wleibooen. Baltimore Snueftment Co." 4r.
100. HDro.YacdsGtrabe. (275-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Wcrlnnni:

Sufort Scbern, Wiobel, SIeiner, Rurtie't Suuf'
muunsluaarcn. Siaot ooer 2duo. Gad8uirngcn
in Dir. 5l1, 5hosSrcmuut' Strnfc. (Sdu1l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
9cntiacS qlrbcits. sladpctiunas .shrran.

SicieniQen. Die oeuiibe Qnnoperfer, Ir6etter
uno SieflitbotelI, 81 beibdiitael pllniheTl mol
len it'd perionli6 o0er in traufirten grlelen an
Simmer II. Rr. 215-2t7, Gpurtlauo .Stra6e,
ineloeu, iuelcher uteltgeltlid Iushilit srtbctlcn
miro. SUre6Itlnbeu bon 1 bis 8 u9r.
Gnn27tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
@cIb 81 ucrleibeu.
Nnleibcu aui Mbbel nno anbere
Etderlciten

TIT 6 Bro5cni, oennn mad benz sneuen @efet,.
San6 prioaiim. JiidIter, Rr. 2i0, Et.9ettng.
uu.strnse. .9aninnt gi.,ibiua".
Sm be. Efitee piro 6sutidl ssisrodien.
(Suni10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

YaNe firis Anslauo beiprat u. JiaiHe, RI.
Ala. Ch.Saltimare.7tr. uase Guitum Sunie-Nvs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
&crlangt i'm 9~laaemeincn.
Suit uuo gpais.

WUTE WTU IUWEN1
Sipei Gcrrcu flRocu CUTE NOit. go9ie mo
YSuftbc iir $500 no gSOhe. $50 Nei'm ltcbcu
Aunuitiu, III. +02, 6Uluiu.Auc, Yurts1iuao.
t3l-jD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

tSrcun0c hc9 &rn. Nctcr 5. Scitlp
9iilfa-S Superintendent fiir Nernbci.
nler @rosy orGngcn ocnielbcnL oIS
Gonoibot fir Die pdcoutc SteGc al
Der @eiGn0niBbcboroc uni}utrcten.
0r. ScuIp lit cin Niit0licO Der Gifts"
yGollmlbuS Sitter" II. Yr0liOellt Der
Gipiiion 9tr. ) oca ,2lItcn Cr0cne
Der 9ibcrnicr."
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15
AN OLD TIMER TALKS
 OF EARLY DAY MILLS
The Story Is Not Complete, But It Tells of Incidents Few People Now Living Know About.

In a recent issue the Prospector published an item regarding the build ing of the Charleston mill, erected by l. $. Vosburg in this county in 1879. and chasing it as Arizona's first quartz mill. The item was republished in the Prescott Courier. C. B. Ge- nung of Harqua Hala. Yuma county. is a letter to the Courier objects and gives out the following interesting facts:
 Co The first mill in Arizona was not built by Mir Vosburg by long shot. don't know when it was built, but Colonel Colt, of gun notoriety. was operating a silver mill at the Sierra Colorado mine in April, 1864. was there and saw it. Then, MT. Tyson built a 5-stamp- mill just above the town of Wickenburg in the winter of 6i-5. and the following year it was torn down and moved to the Sterling mine, about five miles southwest from Prescott, and after doing duty there for a few years was torn down again by a man named Harris and moved to Harrisburg. in Yuma county, where it now stands. About the same time Jack Swilling built a small mill about one and one-half miles below Wick enburg, and in the fall of GA P. w.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15

The republican county committee would perhaps have done better yes- terday to order the selection of dele gates to the territorial convention by the direct primary. one of the two methods permitted by the territorial executive committee. That would have resulted in a more even distribution of the delegates and would have indi- cated the county committees confi dence in the people of the precincts. It would have avoided the charge of manipulation so frequently made after the adjournment of mass conventions. The will of the primaries is frequently misinterpreted in conventions. By the direct primary method every delegate to Tucson would have gone there with the approval of the majority of repub- Iicans in his precinct.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15
Little James
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Concerning the Classification Of Those who would Sacrifice Speed to Safety)
 ast my Paw an sez "Wots a Re ackshunary Paw?" My Paw he re- pliZe at it all depends on whats called tn Pint of Vue. Sez he: 9Th Reack- summaries what we hears tn most about now IS tn Fokes at don't Bleeve at President Rooseyfelt is a Sacred Burd an them at thinks he Sometimes makes Mistakes. Tn Ma cher Takers is Reackshunaries an all tn Members of the Anias Club is too. Tn Foxes at didn't think at tn Cullered Soljers ort to all been Dis charged on Suspishun at some of 'em shot up Brownsville is all Reackshun- aries an so is them at don't b'leeve in Simplifide Spellin an thinks 'at Tn God We Trust ort to be put back on tn coins. All tn Men an Women at don't want a Houseful of Childern is Reackshunaries"
 ast my Paw Who ain't Reackshun- aries an he sez at none of tn Federle Offishles is Reackshunaries an none of ;h POpulists is.
 l sez at I still don't understand jist wot a Reackshunary is, fer they seems to be so many Diffrent Kinds an My Paw Replize at in a Generic Way Fokes ats afeard of Coin too Fast is a Reackshunary. He sez: q seen wun today. He was in a Milk Waggin' an he had lost Controle of his Horses. Tn Milk Bottles was flyin' in tn Air an their COntence was a givin' a Pallid Hugh to tn Face of Nacher Tn man In tn Waggin was a pullin' on the Lines an prayin 'Ho, Damyou,' in Vane. That man was a Reackshunary. After awhile his Prair was granted fer tn waggin come to a Stop agin a Tellyfoam Poll. AS he survaid tn Beck he still wasn't Satis- fide an kep a Cussin tn Horses, though they had quit Runnin. It's offal hard to soot a Reackshunary.
 'Wunst they was a feller at Rode Q Avvy Launch down tn Mounting side. He cudden't help his self an do nothin' but set there an find Folt. He was a Reackshunary.
 '1s they any Reackshunaries in tn Rooral Reiuns?" I ast.
 My Paw he Replize: T heerd Of wun " AtASA Alits ndS et Ut wanted to PlOw a Feeld an he didn't have no Horses or Oxes or any other Beests of Burden 'cept Hisself an a Half Grode Caf He Fassened wun end of a OK Yoke around tn Cars neck an tn Othern around His'n an sez 'Giddup.' an kicked tn Caf sos it'd know what he Meant Tn Caf Burst Fourth an dragged tn Farmer which yelled an Held back. tryin' to Retard Progress an called on tn Bystanders to Restrane tn Caf which they done after tn Farmer was all skinned up. All tn time they was Onhitchin' him he Profainly Gritty cized tn Policies of tn Caf That man was Reackshunary of tn Worst Tipe"
 What was tn Caf?" ast
 He was a Creecher of Impulse" re- pliZe My Paw, but I b'leeve tn Far mer feelingly Hooded to him as Damfool"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15
PHOENIX ARIZ. MARCH 15. 1908.
QUESTION OF AVAILABILITY.

In expressing his willingness to go to the Chicago convention as a dele gate-at- large from Massachusetts eX- Governor John D. Long says:
 If I had today the naming of the next president I should name Taft, be- cause. with equal natural qualities Ccompared with Governor Hughes). his training and services in national and international relations have so we'll fitted him for the place. l rec ognize. however, that there are. as must always come with long public service. some things which raise the question of his availability for cleo tion. such as the defection of the col ored vote, the Ohio feud, the labor sentiment, the prospect in the pivotal state Of New York; and that his iden- tification with features of the present administration - generally without good cause-has made some elements of the party vicariously antagonistic to him"
 In other words. the former governor and secretary of the navy would choose Secretary Taft rather than MT. Hughes for the presidency if by sim ple say-so he could land him in the White House, but he has serious doubts of the candidates availability. That this opinion. whether justifiedly or not. has gained headway may be seen by a careful reading Of the press from all parts of the country. Mir. Taft's superiority to Governor Hughes on the basis of public service is in- disputable. He has enjoyed a training such as few candidates for the chief magistracy have been SO fortunate as to obtain. But in the discharge of his public duties he has incurred enmities which Mir Hughes in his briefer pub lie career has avoided. Mir. Cleveland's first term at Washington was ham, pered by his inexperience in national affairs, and the present governor of New York. if elected president, would be similarly handicapped. But it is significant of the strength that this very weakness predicates that almost the only eminent republican who is actively antagonistic to the governor is the distinguished occupant of the White House. Most of the party lead CTS feel that the country would be safe ir the hands of either of the lead ing candidates; and that is the posi- tion taken by ex-Secretary Long.
 Nor is the question of availability limited to Secretary Taft. If reports from Washington are true, it is com ing to be seen that there is no surety of republican success next fall, and some apprehension is felt lest no re- publican can win. This is not a very serious worry as yet, and still its ex- istence should not be ignored. There is this much to be said for Senator Cranes contention in behalf of unin- structed delegates. that the situation may develop in such a way between now and the middle of June as to re- quire uaimpeded action by the conven- tion.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15

Where is your father. lad?" asked a traveller of a country boy
 Wy he's down in the pasture thar with the hogs. You'n know pap. fer he's got hat on" replied the boy
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15

DR. W. s. LOWE. Veterinarian Office IT N. 1st Ave. Office Phone. Red 1923. Res. Phone. County 4.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-15
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