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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
]. SdsrA Wtaguul,
TrGitocltt Der GontrlftSeboret.
tseba, 5,6.s.9 i0~.iI12l3.i5l

-
Nuaebute ,peroeu fir ben 8rbrauf Der Gtets
trtihcn Gomnniiinn. III ueheretrittnltnun9 NIT
ben bon benz 9befs.SnaeiIieltt Der gertaNititii
Gummtiiiicu aisaearbciteien Speiiiifdiione Hit
~tolaeloc Mlaterialien luo 2ienitleiitnnGeIt &C.
foreert: t..
Cement.
Gam.
Stetne (sermaImt).
Sties..
3it9elitcinc.
6oi3.
transport bon Wlaisriul.
Tnen iolhn aneeboten NUTS etn btgeIanbih.
3enfe" eant aedeaen. an ben g0sabor nllo
Siaotroib bon Baltimore" 5ablhar af1ladt.
III ben iolgsnoeli @eirdeer b~cieeiiat iein: sane
500. 3ic9eIIieine St00. Sel5 500. 3raneport
800, Iies 500. Gteine 5000, geuleit $500.
G5r!itbe Yroben bon Cement. Camp. Stein.
sizes hub Iicaeltteirel tniifien ttiuoetteNS tnllt
Jage boz Der Grbfilirg Der aieebpte, ipie i'll
ben SOe3iftiuiiorei eoracitrteheit. ctnsertieat
fueroei.
Gnacboic miiiicn o~crfieeeIt uuo nt ot,
.9'oaro Of sl,puros. Care OF !. seiptll Gbotnas.
Gift Iepiiter." ~uorefftrt ieit. Sicfelten r%iiftett
Dor If tlhr Rormtttdes am Mtttiruhi, per-. II.
Sehrtar 1908. IN 5dnoen be5 Stedt.9fegiituis
tors III oefen Wiirtnl fih ~bcfinbcn.
sic GcriraIts0eb0roc beb1lt Itch oa5 Medt
oor.. irseno zines cocr adc stngcboie 3t pers
iocrfen. i
frenoc man ftd) on
GbcfsSnaenieiir,
5tntbb1aS.
@rftdiiat:
Z. @arrn @satoof,
erdiioeilt Der Gurtrntt.@ eb1roe.
ftSebr4 5,G,S,0 s. tQti,t2,13,fo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Baltimore GcmetcrD.

gircau: 5rautfin 9iss, galtimnrc u. Gorihisr.
MgrGbnlbplaRe sum Gertnuf 49, bon SO an.
nit W!drlnorptptteH cGgegrci5t $50. Fiat
iiir bier @riber. Srctc Aenibul9 Der 0apclle
titr IrauerGutte3oicnftc. CSunil6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Sbumds u. Vruiuu.

IS ilurb am 3. Sebruar 1909 in ieiner
98obnuna, 9ir. 1924, CONGRATULATIONS strnbe.
Shpmas ". @rupn. aeIiebter @atie bon Gar.
Sobn bon @eorGe unb Carrie @roipn. 81. ). 9.
is there sorrow greater than this
Knowing today we press the last kiss.
Sic Veeroiaura finer GamrGg. ben u. Sc,
brlrar 1909. : tbr &ormiiiapa, BON Der obcn
aenanllien 9So6ltt11 dlt3 TAFT, lttb Damn ndo,
lHielis Mci'e 'itr ons Sei. itiuer Scele cele
briti miro. @erlpaltolc mo Ereunbc Oct 6as
lnilie itro uhttna*polt eilGeidoc1t hcipliuobs
I1Clt.
(Qonlppua, C9io, 3eitunscn nl6aen seidI'
IiGit topisen.O (35-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
TrniS MiOac Gemctcrn.

Ter terale 5rieobuf uun @aitiria7c, name
Giresuinc. 3uei eieitrifhc @ahr- 2iuicn nnh
9iIulieo. 0nuIeUnro hireit SIM 3rieoGof. .tlc
Griinoitiiae rrter i~tdnoiper Infiinl. Aieoy;ae
@reiie. &cr al0t bic nelien 5ourcnir .S,aiotuGe.
9ilrenu: Er. iii, &uro.G barles. sirase. a'aioe
Ieierbcilc.' (stnrilaS-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
&crmiidte Mnscigen.
Wcrlprcn:

nieniiuo 9ahmiiiaa ein qyinpoll 10 Pettel
nit citpd $3.50; ctpa $3.50 in Golh, Siiber nIlc
@ouinpteit Ncir in Gbeds. entrr Ttnoerlphn
Bel Der Niidpa6c an bic baltimore Seteitl
NnrnrN," apantauer g. ea,mtbt, Mr.. 503. Gal
Uert.Scbnuoc. t3o--)
S215 9nabc 9tantnp; tn taoenofem Suffon'
De; OpGe @arantie; Geffef unb Hede.
earbers & Stahntan 3d.,
Siihnits@ee Charles, urb Sahette'Stra6e.
Coos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
@pnbunsTarf Cemetery.
@irean: Er. 81, gseftsS saratoga. StraBe, une
SauptzGtnaaua: SreDeri6. 9ipao.

@eQribuibplabe hon $25 an inter beitiroi ler
a{afitbt; Sd,nittblunell. &eipinoe. 8fiur5en etc.
iperoc1 i'm 1reibhnls am Salpts GinqaIla leiuil,
ben. Infer glaeri miro, tpcnn aciuiiniht. BOT
lprCdc:t. (92--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
lorraine.

Mafsriih. - Yarfartin. - nrieblid.
Stitt;uh not AaIbroot cine uno cine babe
0ei c. 0,oulit &olbsSSnGgon5 illo lorrui1es
NaCsoH3 btrefi bis 1lim &inanre. Geioe Re.
lebbrnc. SlabtsSurenu im britten Blur heS
gltninnsG ruiisGcbduocS." 6farieSs uno Taaette.
Gtra6e. tDiui 1S9&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
Itcbe

ibrer 3cit Iirb Gieienteen, bte nidt birh 81.
TufenlbaIS Meiiterld daft senitem bic enalttGe
bend. lit oer 9ebr.aurius Der aus Der HrariS
ihr sic Starts eniitaneen. Sic sieNespaIme oeS
9rtol1es aebort benz Murins fir selbttnntet'
Iiht. iponnrd, man III ? Wtor'Gtell erlalt'd
'hritbi. &rniis @roieeft, ebenio Nertdnet hes
@crfcg hurth Wutar GamMrprr. Nr. 200 Gait 40.
straic, Gem.gurf. N.rW. (5an26-6eor9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-05
I~eriamntfnnss- Mnseiaen.
,,ltntet STIiiaNerern.
gi.nuotitdle WerfumIuIMuE

Sreitag. ben 3. jseptuat, ~ o.. sStaasSale. "
fah EdlNb Der ~&eridmuIita tueroen oelifat
5ubcrcilcte SerIcln aniaeiiIht.
Seinrin u. Bun Seine.
(36l Seirei1r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
iabist, OuNelbe sbrlia unO sswiiisuhaft

fabist, oaTelbs sbrlid uno ssipilisnbaft
su uerpalten.
8erI6ieoene Sabre mar i9 Ssrlaoer
(Sbippins @ler) unb 3sitbalter Cline
Seeper) in ben Scranton NrlenortsA.
3n ben lssten Sabreu mar i6 6eiienoer
(Erauelins Salssman) fir bic HSan
Camp gading Co." bon Snoianapolts,
poourG i'd, senisenoe @slesenbsit bat'
te, in Der sanSeu 9rafi4aft bsiannt 3u
weroeu.
aus ben obeu ansefiibrteu Sriineen
trete i'd, beute nit Der Bite Dor Ste
uuS Sbre pielen Srsuubs bin. am tom'
meuoen @abltase fiir mild 3u ittmHen,
uno penn Sie uno Sbre Srsunos lol'
DIES tbun, psroen Sie mid gum 9roB'
ten Dante perpflihten, uuo ih nsrithere
Sis, penn i'd, ermdblt bin, oaB i'd oas
glmt mad, belten Srdfteu sur all9smst'
uen 2ufrieoenbsit ausfHllsn wsrSs.
S6lisBli9 ipreAe i4 Sbnen uno Sb'
rem 5reunoen bisruiit fir bic gstdllt9s
Mithhlfe uno ben mir oamit 9sleiiteten
Sreunoi6aitsbisnit i'm YOraus msinen
her,tiditeu Danf aus nit Der Serf9er'
nu9, bas i1 ieOerisit Sbnsn uno Sbren
Sreun6sn 9e9eniber 1u sinem Se9en'
6ienfte serue bersit bin.
So6udtunsuoait
8m. @irtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

Yon Der republifnniidlen 8artei als
8anoioat fir oas slmt eines arhiuars
(llrfuuosnbsmahrer) fir Die @rafid,aft
(@ountp) 9adamanua auf9eltellt, 1T es
S3hnen anbeimaeitellt. mir am tommens
Seu @abltass Shre Stimme ju seben.
Da es rein unm09lih lift. alle Wabler
in Der gansen @rafibaft eriOnlih
su beIuhen. 10 erlaube i'd mir auf bie'
fem niht mebr un9epObnlihen Wege,
tSbuen meinen 2ebenslauf furj mitSu'
theilen uno meine @riiuoe anju9eben,
pelde mid ueraulaiien, mid um oas
gmt bes arhiuars (Recorder of Deeds)
,u benerben nno Sie unb SIRE Sreuuoe
,u bitten. mir Sur @rwabluu9 3u oem'
Ielben be9iilflih iu Iein.
Sm Sabre 1871 wurbe it auf Der
Sioleite pon ein9emanberten oeutlheu
@lteru aeboren, noielbit iA aud meiueu
erlten Shulunterribt befam. un9efdbr
,ebn Sabre aft, fano Id Velhdfttgun9
In Der Iogsnunntsr rOlb 6olling Wtin4.
gtad, pollbratter iAwerer &a9eSarbett
beIutte id1 bic Absnoiaule, uni meiue
Ssuutuiiie su srmeiteru. Spdter ere
lsrnte i'd, bas Wtuidiniiten'Qano
Nls i'm Sabre 1901 Die Wtaidiniften
ibr Oauoperts;sug nieoerle9teu, nm
einen ueunithnbisen Grbeiistas Su ere
lauosu, oa fano it Stellun9 als @es
bllisard,iuar, pelhes amt i'd orei Sab
Re lang, CUR 3uirisOsubsit slllsr, Die nit
mir in Beriibrun9 tamen, bstlsioete.
Daourd5 wurSs mir Gelsseubeit ssges
ben, alle anipride. tpelde an oas amt
,iues llrfuuSenuerpalters (Recoroer Of
Dseo) aemadt psrbsu, tennsn ju ler'
usu, unb bin ih oabsr polltommsu be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Sas xbal abD arts.

IabIur.-@Sbie WbitforS iibernabm
lette 9SoGe oaS alte 2Seber 0otel on
Wiain Stra6e uub bat es burhaus res
nopiren lailen.-Der Storh bat bel
llbrma1er Wintsrberser eineu pradti'
gen Sunssn bintsrlahen.-9err Sobn
S6ilo (@arpenter) mar am DienltaS
in Scranton.-@in bDies 8ort unO
unbeoabt. bot manhen idon in Seto 9e'
bra6t.-Gs lit Elm Bog 9enus I'M
Saus, Der anOere sebe frieolih 'naus!
Der Rauf eiues 9ranbes, psl6sr
Samitas bic 98Obnuus oes Better @us
linus Su aultin 9eisbts tbeilmeile 3er'
itOrte, erwiss iid fir oas iinsite Sino
Der Samilie oils tDotlih. oenn ss itarb
mebrere Stuuoen nahber, w6breno 3mei
anOsrs Sinosr uud tnapp BEN slei4sn
S4idial entsinSen.
- Der 12idbrise 0tObert 9erron BON
DurDea fano am Samita9 auf benz Siis
dentil6e Der @lternmobnun9 einen Dps
namitSiinber, ieste oenielbeu nit einem
Strei6bol3 in Bruno uuo in Der folgen'
Den @rplolion perlor sr ben Oaumen
uno ;pei Singer Der rehten, iowie ben
Daumen un6 3wei Singer Der linteu
Saub, aud wuros iein Seiiat bOs acre
i9nitten.
- @Gbreno @barles 8aibla uno
Wtihael Saitelbar an Donnerita9 In
elmer SBirtbidalt 5u Dupont 3niummen
tranten, 3ei9te lesterer cine Holle Bants
noten, wurOe FUR, na6ber bon Suibla
Su einem SpaSiersan9 einselabsn unb
als beioe cine einlame Stelle srrei4ten,
sriff 3albla @uitelbar on uuo usrieste
ibm fiiui Stihpunbeu an pals, Sopf
uno ben aussn, ibu oann um lstn'
Baarihaft beraubeno. @aitelbar wurot
in lsbsnsssfdbrlidem 3uituno BEN Pitts'
ton 9oipital iiberfibrt uuo Salbla turl
nadber uerhaitet uuo eiuseitedt.
Die isiniten Drudarbeiten Der Staot,
Nisisrt bic Sffiee Oss .SBO4subIatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

Die isinitsn Drudarbeiten Der Stabt,
Nisisrt Die Sffice oss .Bo4snblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

bat man Oerrn VI. i. S'Sogle anf9es
iteut. Da Oas @eies uOridreibt. oaB
iopobl elm oemotratiihsr wie republl'
tanii6sr Sanoioat als Surg @ommilldr
oieusn ioll, 10 erlheiut &c faum nOtbi9,
iiber ben oemofratiihen 8anOiOateu ets
mas weiter ;u iuseu, benn leine Habl
lit 10 mie 10 lider.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Suffp fur County Sdasmeiiter

Serr Patrid s. Dufip, ben bic De-
motratsn fir bas perantportlibe uno
wi6tise slmt bes @ountp S4asmeiiters
nominirten, lit eiu Wtann, Der ii4 gum
erften Wtal fir Elm 6ifsntli9ss amt be-
ptrbt, oabsr uisllei6t nidt 10 bsfauut
lit, als er in einem auosren Sale isin
miiroe; aber Nlle, bic ibn fenneu, iino
eiuftimmis Der ueberjeusuns, oaB er
eiusn iebr tii9tisen unb ebrlihsn Beams
ten abseben ptro. Serr Duffg III elm
Burger Der Usitleite uno felt Sabren
an Der @iisnbabn anseitellt, mo- er als
elm juuerldlli9er slrbeiter befannt lit.
Dag er Die Domination erbislt, trosbsm
er sessu msbrers woblbeiauute uno &C.
abtete Sanoloaten auftrat, III ui4t unr
elm 3si4sn isiusr Sslisbtbsit in Der Bar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
Sunmpre.

- Den @beleutsn 8. 6. Bieledsr
pon Wtia StraBe lit elm GO9terlsiu &C.
boren poroen.
- Der Staliener SOiepb 8Oiunlet
pon Slt Drinfer StraBe, bem i'm Npril
in Der Spencer 3e9e oas 3iid9rat &C.
bro9sn muree, lit Sreitas I'm Staat
Soipital enbli9 Der 8srlssuns cries
gen.
- 6risba, Die iunse Tohter 6es s.
.. Salsburg BON Butler Straee, bic
an Der Blinooarment3iinoung ertranfte,
muste Wtontas 9ia9t I'M Staat SoIpis
tai elmer Operation unterporfen tpers
ben.
- Yin glorb Dlafelp Strase ers
eisnete iif Sonnta9 Nbenb Elm 3uiam.
menitoB smiifen Dem Pferb beS 9eib'
ftallbeiisers stbertou unb einsm Stras
senbabumaseu, ipobei oas Tbier einen
Beinbrl6 erbielt ,lnb sridoGsu tperben
muBte. Sobn @ormau BON Pbilo Ctr.
uuo mebrere Sreunoe purben aus Der
Sntiae seidleuoert uno gut aufseriit'
telt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

tel, IonSern benefit aud, Iba6 mar. ..ibm
p1llia pertraut, bic Hmtspflihteu 3ur
3ufriebenbeit allsr ju erfiillen. Seine
@brli6teit 1T allbetanut, an ieirier Sd
bisteit sweifelt aud niemano uuo es
lollte oaber fein 3meiIel iiber feline @r-
pdbluns hsrrIdeu. Die Oeutiden psr'
ben. es ME bereueu, oaB lie ibre Stims
men fir 0erru Dufip ubsaben uuo ui'
Iers peri6nlihe ueberjeu9uns 1T, oaB
mir in ibm sinen iebr tiibti9en Veamten
babsn werOeu. Der es lid CUR @brsnia'
DE rehnen miro, Dem Gmt feline periSn'
li1e uuo eemiiienbafte Aufmertlamfeit
,u miomen. 3ann mebr uon einem Se'
anlten perlan9t merben?
Sur &ecorber Of OeeoS
baben bic Demofraten Serrn Dtartiu
.. Suoge pon 9adamanna Gomnibip
nominirt, Der lih aud nod ME UNI elm
Sountpamt bemorbsn bat, oaber uiel'
leitt i'm allsemeinsn ni6t 10 mobilize
tannt lit, mie elm auoerer Sanoioat es
iein piirbe; aber in isinem 0eimatbsort
lit iolhes ui4t Der 5aa. oeun er bat
ihon mebrere Gemter i'm 2Ownlbip be-
flsibst unb our uOllitsu 3ufrieoenbeit
ieiner Wiitbiir9er pernaltet. @r 1T als
elm Wfann pon boben Soealen uno Der
itrengiten @brlihfeit betaunt, Der unter
alien umitdnbsn es iib Snr Gbrsnlads
MAIDEN niro, nenn ermGblt, ieit mi6'
tiees amt in sepilienbaiter Weiie Su
perpalten; buB er bic nUtbisen Sabi9f
tsitsn ba5u beiist. wirb allsrieits obns
lpeitsrss einseitauoeu, ioear istne polts
til4en 9egner thun bieies. Dte Uiir'
ger pon 2adapanna @ountB Deroen oa'
ber feinen Sebler beSebeu, wenn iteI
Serrn Duffg nit elmer Wtehrjabl Der
Stimmen beebren uno feline Wabl ither
MAIDEN, benn er miro bas in ibn 9siests
Yertrauen nitt miBbrauhen, ionoern
in isosr Wsiie bsitrebt iein, ieine pole
Rfiht ;u tbun uno, wie bic anoereu
Sanoioaten, Dem slmte feline perlonlihe
aufmertiamtsit Su iasntsn.
Sur &esiiter OF BlllS
1T 6enrp 9. @apler auseriebsn. Wenn
elm Yeamter fir einen GeTmiu lsine pole
Yhiht 9etban bat uno bic Yartet tbn
fir einen meitereu Iermiu beebrt, 10
fam man nit Rebt annshmen, oaB er
aud mieoer ermdblt meroen lollte. Sin
iUlbes 1T nit Serru 9eurp y. &anlsr,
Dem Sanoibaten fir 2eltamentsre9tltre'
tor, Der Sau, renn feline amtsuerwalt'
ung mar eine por3ii9lihe uno ole pon
ibm angeitellten SAreber iino aud
i6mmtlib oils iehr tiihti9 betannt. PER-
0awler bat wdbreno ieiner Nmtsjeit Elm
llebel ab9ei6afit, nemli6 oas uuter'
i6la9en uon Ootumenten, bic IN Der
Office ein9etra9en weroen. ooer oaS
Serbsimliben pom beren Snbalt. cine
Erarls, Die uisl 2lnitOB erre9tc uno iehr
oft ,u unannebmll1fsiteu iiibrte. Diele
Gbatiabe alleiu iollte senii9en. nm leine
g8isoermabl iiher gu MAIDEN. Obne etpas
anoereS in Setraht gu jieben.
Sur Surp GOmmiiidr
bat man Serrn u. &. S'9Ople aufss.
itellt. Da oas @eies uorlhreibt, oaB
iomohl Elm oemotratilhsr wie republI'
tanii6er Sanoioat als Surg @ommili1r
bienen ion, 10 erlheiut &c faum nOtbig,
iiber ben oemofratiiheu SanOiOateu ets
mas weiter Su iasen, oenn ieine Nabl
lit 10 mie 10 iider.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

- Wtit BEN 9lOrbbsutiden 2lobS'
Oampfer r@eorse Baibiuston1 bat am
Ssreitaa @ro6aoniral bon 3oeitsr, Der
Nertreter bes oeutiheu 9atiers BET Der
Subiou.5ultOu'Ssitr. bic 9simrsiis ari'
attreter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21

Saluutore Sicaro, bsr unter Drobuns
$500rpon ieinem SanOsmaun Soiepb
Rtsora erpreiieu mollte, bat BON Is
WfOuaten bis fiint Sabre i'm 6ftli9en
3uatbaus Su uerlsbeu.
Stanlep Srouinsfp BON auftin
-6eisbts, Der i'm psrsanssusu Suli ben
Soiepb 9arsolis BON Olo Sorse t66tste,
befannte ii4 oes uuipillihrliheu Eobts
iflass i9ulbis unb murbt baum ju bier
Dtonatsn Ssfdusuib usrurtbsilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-21
9enrD 9. 9awler,
DcmDfrhlii9er
6an0iOat
fir
&egiitcr Of @ias,
9afamanna County.

SIN auradt 9bude Oub Se Yuml bsbr bus am in tid'
a uuo ssplenbait gie pnld perpae if unSwibat elmer
SBrwabuus bsa unS srud ubsr ne Utbhsr tAm SaOur4
br wtsrss uraun wsu OaB m bel Der tOmmn6u ab fir bu films
men, m ue lnr gicberwb irb am aud in Der utuuf feline
auu,e gumsrms aud sbenO uuOrfOmmsn unO uuba
Si9eu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
A. ]. Johnson Files
 Suit for Quiet Title

A J Johnson has filed an action in the clerks office against the Leadville Tovnsite Leasing & Mining company. a corporation, ct a., to quiet title. The plaintiff alleges that the defend- ants have made various pretended mining locati ns on his homestead in the Sulphur Springs valley, and have dug and are now digging holes. shafts and excavations; further that the de- fendants have laid of large portion of his homestead into 8 towhsite and have surveyed the same into streets, alleys and lots and have sold a large portion of the lots to various persons, and are now selling said lots, and un- less restrained will continue to sell the said lots to the great damage of the plsinti", and that said damages are irrepsrable, and is utterly destructive of the enjoyment. use and purpose for which the plaintiff entered said home stead. French and Stephenson ap' pear as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Rescued From the
 Raging San Pedro

A certain young man from Douglas came up from the Shelter City yester- day to see lady friend. and concluded he would take her for buggy ride in the country. Everything went we'll until the return. During the time that intervened between the de. parture of the couple from Tombstone and thei. proposed return, a heavy rain fell, causing rapid rise ID the San Pedro river In attempting to ford the river, below Fsirbank, the horse got stuck in mid stream, and all. ef- forts of the young man to extricste himself and companion from their un. comfoItsble and perilous situation were ubsvailing. He was compelled to teml lorarily abandon the rig, reached the bank, and walking to Fairbank te,ephoned to the livery barn here for aid. 4 team was sent to the scene of disaster and the outfit rescued from the roaring river.
 Moral: Don't attempt to cross the San Pedro after rain storm, especially at night in the dark of the moon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Arizona's Float
 Wins Second Prize

Writing from Los Angeles under date of the 18th, THE PRosPEcToR cor. respondent says: After the greatest grand lodge reunion the Elks have ever had, the week of fun, frol;c and festisity came to & close last night with sr electrical circus parade. Out. going trains today are carrying thou- sands out of the city.
 Many of the Cochise delegation are taking their departure, though some will remain over for a week or SO longer to rest up and recover from the strenuous days of the past week, while others go from here to the Seattle exposition.
 After losing out in the parade on Thursday, it was some satisfaction to come back and get second money in Fridays pageant. The frst prize went to the Spanish float. AriIona's float gave the Spanish rival a hard run for first money and many thought we should have had it.
 The showing made by Arizona has been in striking contrast with that made by New Mexico, and doubtless thousands of eastern people here vii, go home and urge that Arizona be ad mitted to the union regardless of what may be done with New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
W Interest to
 Cochise County

Delegate Cameron has introduced bills in the house as follows: Author. izing the president to issue a procls- nation to seteas de lands in the Santa Catalina mountains as a game pre- serve; claim of Frank H Hands of Paradise for losses sustained by ren- egade Apache Indians in 1886 in Cochise couhty, in which his brother was killed and his farm and property destroyed to the extent of sl032.
 Delegate Cameron has received 8 request from Arizona asking that gov- ernment aid be given in the extinction of Prairie dogs in Sulphur spriuf 8 valley. Mir. Cameron wilitake up the matter with the agricultural depart ment and has hopes that he will suc- ceed in having some and given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Shipping Ore to
 Clifton Shelters

George k. Reed, superintendent of the. Shannon Copper interests at Gleeson. arrived in the city today from that camp, being called here on business connected with the com psny. MT. Reed states that the Cop per Belle, one Of the Shannon group of claims. is now shipping two care loads of ore daily to the smelters at Clifton and that work is progressing very satisfactorily. He further states that the Southern Pacific has built 6 spur to the mine, which greatly fscili tstes the handling of ore, which here tofore had to be hauled & considerable distance by wagon. Mir. Reed is very enthusiastic over the outlook for the Gleeson district and is confident that it will become Q great bullion pro- ducing camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
From Tuesdays Daily.

Attorney J NJ O'Connell. the we'll known B sbee attorney, is Tomb- stone visitor today on legal business EJ Flannigsn returned to Tomb atone last evening from Bisbee.
 Advices feceivsd from Los Angeles state that J. N. Gaines is successfully recovering from the recent operation for appendicitis. IL was thought at ooe time that he had but a slim chance for life, but he is now consid- cred out of danger. John w Walker returned last even- ing from trip to Bisbee and Dou ,lss RC Maxwell arrived in the city to- day from Denver and is registered at the Arlington.
 John c R;ggs departed for St Loui. and Chicago, where he will spend sev- srsl weeks.
 Attorney T Kingsbury went to Bisbee this afternoon on legal matters.
 c J McCsbe returned to his ranch in the Huachucas today.
 Thomas Cowsn was an outgoing pas senger for Bisbee this afternoon.
 Ed Wilcox returned to Tombstone today from Bisbee. ~here he under went an operation at the Copper Queen hospital.
 William Roath, the we'll known cat tlemsn. arrived ia Tombstone today from his ranch
 Supervisors J Bowen and Jake Scherrer have returned to their re. spective homes.
 Charles Ingram is a Tombstone. visitor for a fes days from Houston, Texas.
 " hhiscfy tie Wcii AuUNh Oiull- mer, is in the city from Chicago on commercial business.
 T H o'Brien is in the county seat today from Courtlsnd, having busi. ness here of importance.
 William Pesrce and family left Tue son a few days ago on su extended visit to his mother in Oakland, Cal.
 Joe Norcross arrived m the morning tram from Bisbee
 The rain last evening, as we'll AS the downpour Of the two preceding days, was all that could reasonably be asked for. It caused the cattlemsn to smiip tine huachuca Water company agent 90 look wise and the people that have gardens heiuw town to think that the relief has come that ali have been wishing and praying for. With new grass the surrounding country will look like paradise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Killed One Man;
 Wounded Two

Albert Ryan, former secretary of the Jerome Miners union. who shot and killed H. E. Snyder and wounded Otto Miller and Michael Lopez in Los Angeles last Friday, is well known throughout Arizona. He gained no. toriety for a philippic he delivered in the cnurt rom at Prescott a few months ago when Governor Sloan was on the bench. Ryan was con- victed on a charge of exhibiting a deadly weapon. Before receiving sen. tence Ryan denounced the judge, the jrry, snd courts generally and said they (the courts) were controlled by the cspitslistic cisss. After this tirsde Judge Sloan sentenced him to Is months in Yuma. The decision was reversed and the case remsnded for retrial. Ryan was out on bail.
 Otto Miller, one of the wounded men, ie 6 printer. and worked on THE PRosPEoToR for @ short time about three years ago. A brother, Louis Miller, who was out of prison on parole, was reseptenced to the peni- tentisry at the present term of court for forgery committed at Douglas.