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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13
New York.
ALBANY.

Albany, New York, Nov S.-The Even
Journal says: The present election re-
turns increase General Carr's majority TO
over 10000 and leave little doubt of the
election of the democratic candidates for
the remaining Offices by majorities of be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. The assembly
stands IS republicans and 55 democrats.
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The Entrance to the Catacombs

is not more fOrbidding than a mouth dis
mantled of teeth. This Disagreement is in
most instances the consequence of a want
of attention to them in youth. but is hap
PLY preventible, with SOZODONT, used,
as stump speaker once urged his audi
tors to vote, "early and often" This
staple article is a thoroughly reliable
means of rendering the teeth ornamental
and serviceable. The press and medical
profession endorse it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13
Perfect Sight.

As thousands can testify, there Is moan.
ing so much to be desired as perfect sight,
and perfect sight can only be obtained by
using perfect spectacles. C.. g. Tay lor, our
home opticiaD, exercises greatskill and pa
tierce in fitting those needing srectacles
with care and comfort to the wearer.
I12-11dtf1
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Massachusetts,.
Bl-STON.

Boston, Nov. s. Essex county returns a
solid democratic delegation 10 the senate
The senate now stands % republicans, Is
democrats a republican gain of two. In
the state vote Gosnold is still unheard FROM
The vote now stands Robinson, 16O,175;
Butler, l50.074; Almy, 1854; scattering,
SO; total, 31l 882
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13
NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. S. The Sun will say
the corrected returns make no material
change in the maioiities for the state ticket.
The majority of Carr, republican. for sec
rotary OF state, is $4,000. Chaplin. demo-
crat, for comptroller, gets Is, 600 plurality.
Maxwell, for treasure, runs On0 behind
Chaplin. The pluralities OF the other cam
didates range from 1900 TO $4,000.
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Mississippi.
JACKSON.

jackson, Nov. S-The election returns
are nearly all in. The joint legislature
stands $50 democrats TO % republicans and
independents. the democrats elected IL
out of IL district attorneys. A disturbance
in Capiah county was the only one report
ed iD the state on election day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13
Eminent ST. Louis Physicians Saw:

Golden sLiquid Beer Tonic lisa very
agreeable article OF diet, and particularly
useful when tonics are required, being tol-
Grated when other forms of animal food are
rejected. In Diph'heria 4gue, Malaria,
Typhoid ferer, and eresy depressing disease. its
use riU be attended nth great adrdnfage. We
have prescribed il with excellent success"
J. IS. Leslie, NJ d; G. p. Coop, NJ. d.; s.
3. Parsons, NJ. d.; r A. Vaughn, NJ. D.;
Drs. s. l., and j. q. Niedelet; VIM Potter,
Nj ID. and many others. Remember the
name, COLDEN's take no othsr.)
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Sidney G. Gibson, of Valley Grove
Church, Ga, while picking cotton, killed
rattlesnake FIVE feet in length, furnished
with twelve rattles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13
Nebraska.
OMAHA,

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. S,-Revised returns
confirm the previous estimates that Reese
republican candidate for supreme Judge,
will be elected by less than five hundred
majority. Indications are that he may re-
ceive less than 200. Savage, democrat
and anti-monopolist candidate, has over
|, 500 majority in this county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-13

Stocking yarns, all wool, only 65 cts, al
the Woolen Mill store. l0-2wlm.
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LINCOLN.

Lincoln, Nov. S.-Returns from three
fourths of the counties in the state and un-
official estim stes from the remainder indi-
cate the election of Reese judge by 5000
majority. The board Of regents are elected
By $4,000. Crawford, democrat, is elected
Judge of the Seventh district. All except
Beatty in the First district are republicans.
Republican gain over last election is TO-
900 taking the vote for Judge MS basis.
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THE ELECTIONS,
But Few Returns Yesterday
No Changes from Former
Reports as to Results.
Kansas.
STRONG CITY,

Strong City, Kansas, Nov. 8.-The entire
republican ticket except treasurer is elect
f from I thrsv 'G tn % Fhe s"s
erats elected the treasurer by twenty-one
majority.
FORT SCOTT.
Fort Scott, KaS., Nov. S.-The republi-
cans carried Bourbon county by an aver
age majority of 800, electing every county
officer. French, independent candidate for
judge, received majority of 6OS over
Snoddy. The republicans hold every
county Office in this county now, for the
first time in twelve years.
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Buy your Jeans and Cassimeres Ut the
Wooden Mill store. lO-2w1m.
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook
Book
mailed free on application to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
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Buy your Blankets at the Wooden Mill
store. 10-2wlm.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
A1buque rquc Fair.

The county fair of Bernalillo county, New Mexico, opens at Albuquerque on Monday October 1st, and will doubtle ss attract large numbers of visitors from Mohave county and other places along the line of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad.
 The railroad company offor great ind uce- ments in the shape of cheap fare, which is placed at the very low rate of two cents per mile during the time of the fair and for three days before and after. and are doing all in their power to make complete suo- cess. The Atchison & Topeka road are also doing their best to help it along.
 The attractions of the fair will be numer. ous and varied in character. comprising the usual display of minerals and agricultural pro ducts, two military bands, horse racing, Mexican games, Indian dances and games by delegations from the Navajo, Pueblo, Zuni, Moqui and other indian tribes, base ball matches, military drills and parades &c.
 The Fair assocIation of Albuquerque is composed of it's leading citizens and mer- chants and the names of it's directors and officers is a sufficient guarantee that the suo- cess of the Fair will be assured. The Pay. ilion is we'll adapted and was especially con- structed fOI the purpose, while the race track is the equal of any in the Territory. We trust that She disgraceful system of jockying practiced at San ia Fe during the Tertio Millennial will not be allowed at AL buquerque. BernalilIO county alone oan make splendid exhibit of horses, cattle, sheep, wool, coal. minerals and machinery, which alone would be worth visit and with the aid of Socorro and other adjacent counties with their great mineral and other resources the Albuquerque Fair cannot fail to well reward those who visit it.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
M ming Matters.

Leadville now has six smelters, whose combined capacity is ITS tons of ore day. It has also two stamp mills of a capacity of thirty stamps. Over 800 tons of ore per day are thus nsed in Leadville, while about 45O tons are shipped to other points. Globe Chronicle.
 Several of our citizens are vending their way to the McCrackin country in hopes of obtaining employment in the McCrackin mill and mine.
 Mir. J. k. Boss. a we'll known citizen of SOcorro, was i'll Albuquerque yesterday and was approached by the Journal man for me items appertaining to our sister city The scribe learned that while Socorro is not twirling ill the vortex of an exciting boom, that business is healthy. the people are up and doing and the town is lively gen. orally. One hundred tons of ore are being received daily from the mines at the Billing oompany's shelter. Two 75 ton stacks are in successful operation, and another is in course of construction. Buildings are being improved, uew ones projected and altogether things have taken an active turn. Inoreas- ed activity is shown in the mining districts since the miner has found a market for Us ores.-Albuquerque Journal.
 J. E. Boss and Prof. Lonsuemaire have been appointed committee to superintend the SocOrro county exhibit at the AIbuuucr que fair.
 w. H. Sherman has a contract on the Cincinnati mine, to crosscut the ledge which is from sixteen to thirty feet wide.
 Robert D'Yhr has the contract to connect the main shaft of the Fairfield mine with the tunnel underneath. This valuable prou- erty now belongs to ". H. Hardy.
 A great many of our miners are putting in their time on assessment work.
 Col. B. F. Givens of Gunsight, A. T.. has been sued by Miss Jennie Ball and others of San Francisco for $25, for services rend- cred as spiritual medium in regard to mines.
 Wm. Richards of the Amerigap Flag mine at Wallapai mountain was in town yester-
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
District Court.
Monday, Sept l7th, 1883.

uASAAdys SOpt 4fbAI AoCO' Court met at q. ID. w. c. Parsons vs Charles Gross ct ;l.- Continued for the term by consent of coun- sol with leave to either party to amend their pleadings.
 Stephen Smith vs Mineral Park mining company ct al. On trial.
 Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1883. Court met at 8 a. m. Stephen Smith vs Mineral Park mining company ct al. After the evidence for | plaintiff was closed defen dants move for a nonsuit: 1st, in behalf of Paul Breon, 2d, in behalf of B. H. Spear; 3d, in behalf of the firm of Breon & Spear, and 4th, ill be- half of the Mineral Park mining company. Motion granted as to the first three parties and denied as to the latter. After the in- troduction of testimony for defendants and argument by counsel the case was taken under consideration by the Court.
 Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1885, Court met at a, m.
 Stephen Smith Ys Mineral Park mining company ct al. Judgment and degree for the plaintiff against the Mineral Park min ing company for the sum of $4,5O0 with interest and costs. Counsel to prepare de- cree i'll accordance.
 Conception Gross vs Robert Steen, Sheriff. C-ntinred for the term.
 Conception Gross Ys Melton & Grounds. Continued for the term.
 Sol. c. Rowe vs David Southwick, Ar gued by counsel on motion of plaintiff for judgment on the findings, and taken under advisement by the Court.
 Stephen Smith vs. Mineral Park mining company ct. al.-Ordered that the defend ants Breon Spear, Paul Breon and B. H. Spear have judgment against the plaintiff Stephen Smith for their costs and such per centage as in allowed by law.
 Thursday, Sept. 20, 1883. Sol. c. Rowe vs. David Southwick.- Judgment that plaintiff take nothing by his action and that defendant go hence without delay and recover his costs.
 Stephen Smith vs, Mineral Park mining company ct. al.-Ordered that the cost bill O1 u6I6uuaubS bI6Ou N EJp6dIJ duu ID. h. Spear be retaxed by striking out the item of s200 being the two per cent. on &10,OOO claimed as damages.
 Sol. c. Rowe vs, David Southwick. = Ordered that the plaintiff have twenty days st ay of execution.
 M. Byrne vs. James Dundon.-Ordered that execution be stayed until the court shall have rendered its decision on the motion to set aside the default.
 Friday, Sept. 21, 1883. Samuel Hamilton vs. D.. Canty.-On the affidavit and motion of Sam'l Hamilton Esq. t is ordered that the judgment in this case be revived.
 Stephen mith vs. Mineral Park mining company ct. al.-On motion of counsel oD either side and by mutual consent, it IS ordered that al! parties to this suit do have sixty days stay of execution and that each party have sixty days i'll which to prepare statements on motion for a new trial if they so desire that is, that each party have sixty days additional time in which to pre- pare and serve such statement.
 Adjourned sine de.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23

By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the county of MOhave, dated the 14th day of September, A. D. 1883, in a certain acton wherein John H. Harris, as plaintiff. recovered judgment against the Arizona Chief gold and silver mining company, de- fendant, for the sum of eight thousand two hundred and ninety dollars and ninel cents
 38290.09), with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per annum till paid, together with said plaintiffs costs, amounting to twelve dollars and twenty-five cents ($12.25) at the date of said judgment, and accrulng costs as appears of record, together with costs of sale: have levied upon the follow ing described property, tOwit:
 All that certain mining claim, situate Tn San Francisco mining district, county of Mohave, Territory of Arizona, and known as the California Moss, the same consisting of claim of fifteen hundred 1900 linear feet upon a vein or lode of gold bearing quartz, and three hundred i300] feet on each side of center of said vein, located by James Hitch em on the 1st day of May, 1875, and record ed in Book B., page 537, mining records of MOhave county, and to which the United States of America granted. to the Arizona Chief gold and silver mining company, a patent, on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1882. and which is of record in Book 6, on pages 754 to 760 inclusive.
 Public notice is hereby given that on Sat urday, the sixth day of October, A. D. .18S3,at one o'clock p. ID. of that day, in front of the Court House, at Mineral Park, in the coun- ty of Mohave. will sell all the right, title and interest of said Arizona Chief gold and silver mining company. the defendant. in and to the above described property at pub lie auction, for cash, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Mineral Park. Sept. 14th, A. D. 1883.
 ROBERT SHEEN, Sheriff.
 By 0. F. KUENCER. DEPUTY.
 A. E. DAVIS, attorney for plaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
day. He reports all the boys out there hard at work and taking out plenty of good
Railroad Items.
ore.

A distinguished party of London capital ists arrived on the Pacific express trsiI that came in last evening. They are her'
 for the purpose of inspecting the land grant
 of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad with g view of purchasing. The party comprises E. Kinsley, H. Kimber and his son, Percy Kimber, J. H. Vaughn, J. Browne Martin,
 and $. Wilkins all of London. MT. Kinsley
 was here some months ago, having been ap-
 pointed as commissioner on the part of the
 United States to inspect the A. 1 P. road
 after it's completion.
 The party came in Superintendent Smiths
 private car, which was sent to Kansas City
 few days ago to meet them. They were
 accompanied by Gen. Williamson, and were
 received at the depot by Gen. F. w. Smith and Gen. Sedgwick. From MT. Kimber the reporter learned that they will proceed to the Needles and will inspect, on the way, the land under negotiation. The London CTS are correspondents of the New York banking house of Saligman Brothers It is proposed to purchase half million or million acres of the enormous area of 42.. 100000 of acres granted the railroad con- | pany. Part of the land will be stocked.-I The party will leave on a special Atlantic S | Pacific train this morning ng.-AlbuQuerqu | Journal.
 The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe rail | road officials, have notified the citizens of Dodge City, Kansas, that if they do net re- form and cease their lawlessness, that the company would take up it's track, and re- move the machine shops from that place. This plain speech of. the railroad company. will be apt to bring the good people to the front, if thero are any in that town.
 The storekeepers of this county complain loudly of missing and stolen prckages from their freight shipments and also say that their efforts to obtain redress are inavail- able. The A. & P. R. R. had better keep detective or two on the lookout.
 Chief engineer Ferris. of the California Southern railroad, has been ordered to ex- tend the survey from San Bernardino through Cajon Pass towards the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. This means the oonstruc- tion Ot the A. & P. through to San Diego Prescott Journal.
 The Atlantic and Pacific railroad oom- 3any have made application to the Presi- lent for the appointment of three oommis- iOners to inspect 150 miles of completed oad in Arizona west of the 1400 mile post.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
ACONFESSION. A
THE ASH FORK STAGE ROBBERS UNBosOM THEM
 SELVES OF THEIR CRIME.

If "an honest confession ia good for the soul,' the souls of Seely Owens, Jos. Owens and G. A. Kerby must feel remarkably good at the present time, They yesterday made full confession of their guilt in rob- ping the Ash Fork stage, giving the details connected with the robbery.
 The prosecuting attorney, in whose charge their written confession is, gave a promise to the robbers as condition of procuring it not to give the document to the press for publication, so that we are unable to give it in full. It is learned, however, that thoy were examined separately and each made a statement independently of the others, but which agree in all the minutia of details.
 They left the home of the Owens boys on Thursday at noon and camped that night at the place designated by Mulvenon and Vandeburg in their testimony. The follow ing night they took the stage in, Seely Owens standing at the head of the horses, kerby ordered the passengers out and Jos, Owens went through them. From one of the passengers they got S9 and from anOth- CT 8. They claim that the passenger who placed his loss at S45 was mistaken, as they received no such amount from any of the passengers: After the robbery they took the box to the place where Messrs. Vande- burg and Mulvenon found the debris and opened it, obtaining only S3,6O From there they took the most direct and at the same time roughest road to their homes, reaching there at noon on Saturday. The route taken was over rough portion of Bill Will Hams mountain, and one of the Owens boys remarked that he didn't see how in the h-l they ever trailed him. Prescott Journal
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
Melon time is about over.

MelOu blLa6 lS tDOub ONS4s
 Look at Welton & Grounds new ad. = J. c. Asbury was in town on Friday. T T s. A. Fisher is going to mining again.
 Coal is retailing in Albuquerque at $7.5 # per ton.
 . Krider Bros. have received another invoic
 of beer.
 : Mrs. A. E. Fay of Peach Springs, was il
 town last week.
 Capt. Atchisson took trip to Kingman g
 few days since. Paul Breon expects to take trip to San Francisco in a few days.
 Chas. L. Roe is expected back from his copper mine in a day or two.
 Brider Bros received a load of lumber, flour and groceries last Friday.
 The District Court finally adjourned at : p. m. on Friday last after ;. session of seventeen days.
 We are under many obligations to Wm. during the past week.
 Otto F. Kuencer has been appointed un- der sheriff to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of P. F. Collins.
 A new lot of ladies' hosiery and corsets just received at Watkins Bros.
 J. E. WestlaIe of Albuquerque who is in- terested in several mining claims in this vicinity was in town last Thursday.
 M. w. Henkle calls for proposals to build an adobe house over the water troughs at the entrance to the Fairfield tunnel.
 Harry Smith was released from jail last Thursday having served out his sentence of 100 days for selling whisky to Indians.
 Nice cool beer at fifty cents per bottle at Brider Bros.
 Our dog population is increasing very rapidly and the drugstore is anticipating an extra demand for strychnine in conse- quence.
 The appointment of w. c. Stronach as agent and superintendent of the Lester mining company has been filed in the Recorders office.
 We acknowledge the receipt of late freight tariffs from c. R. Williams, general freight and passenger agent of the Atlantic & Pa cifc railroad.
 Nose Steen says it would have been money in his pocket if Patsy Collins had had a lame jaw instead of a lame shoulder during the tina he boarded with him.
 Now th4t Patsy Collins has gone to Cali iornia the proprietor Of the Palace Hotel 7, should be able to reduce his charges for board to the rest of his customers. The Board of Supervisors hold their next 7 meeting on Monday, Get. 1st All parties I8ving claims against the county must present. them at the regular monthly meet | ngs. Charley Cohn, an old time Prescottite, LOW of Mohave county, came in on yester- ay's stage, and spent an hour or two shak- ng hands with his many friends. He tells . S that his section of northern Arizona is :, rospe-ous, that Charley Spencer and other r Id timers are doing well.-Courier.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23

tity of ore sampled at the sampling works. He says he can do better by selling his ore here than to ship it.
 "MOnte'' Pemberthy was in from the American Flag this week and reports the boys all busy taking out large quantities of rich ore. On the way down he stepped into the coil of a huge rattlesnake, and Monte says he never wanted drink of Jack Ryan's best so bad in his life. Fortunately he had heavy boots on and his snakeship could not penetrate the leather.
 Messrs. Ayres, Hunt and Bradley have made several trips to Wallapai mountains lately. Think they are negotiating for some mining property.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
MuItum News in ParVO Type.
Little RhNmCs.

There was a young man named De L&, Who played the bass horn in the b&;
 He blew such blast
 That as he went past, He blew all the fruit off st&. There was young man quite h&y, Who came from the region called S&y,
 With his pants in his boots
 And mustaohe waxed to the roots. Re considered himself quite d&y, There was young man from Chloride, Who started to the Park for ride.
 He got into fight
 Which affected his sight, And he went home very much sore-eyed.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
Ktngman Items,

Kriders' aiF Hl4la team ieft here Friday loaded to the guards with goods for that enterprising firm. Judging from the amount of goods they haul from here they must be doing good business.
 Charley Ellibee Raid ktiH,sman visit this week. lie was hunting hIR1nnttiing lost dog and found him.
 Jeff Sailing came to town this weak after load ot supplies: Ha ia doing assessment work nn hia claims in the Wallapais.
 Frank Hamilton is having a large quan-
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
Sinking Fund Notice.
OFFICE or THE TREASURER

OFFICE or THE TREASURER
 Or MoHAvE COUNT.
 MINERAL PARK, Sept. 20th, 1883. Sealed proposals for the surrender of Mo- have county warrants will be received by me until 2 o'clock p. m. on the 9th day of October, A. D. 1S83.s
 Amount in the sinking fund to be bid for IS eleven hundred (S11OO) dollars. Proposals must be in the form of sealed bids, accompanied by the warrants offered, addressed to the County Treasurer and marked Sinking Fund.-"
 w. M. KRIDER,
 Treasurer Mohave County.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
Territorial Clippings.
Silver Belt.

pr. Spring, since leaving Globe has "swung round the circle" and is now in Clifton: The Doctor never tarries long in one place.
 The remains of Len Redield was taken to Tucson and inferred at that place, on the 4th, in costly casket.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
MOHAVE COUNTY MINER.

Special notices in the reading columns of the MINER will be charged at the rate of Ten Cents per line for each insertion.
 J. Weyl. Notary Public, room 5. Bank of Arizona Building, Prescott, is the author ized agent of the MOHAvE COUNTY MINER in Yavapai county.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23
MINERAL PARK, SEPTEMBER B, 1883.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIL.

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIL. Mineral Park to Kingman and all points east and west, daily, except Sundays Arrives II a. m., leaves ? p. m.
 Monday and Thursday at 6 p m, leaves Sunday and Wednesday at 6p. m.
 Mineral Park to Signal-Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II d. m., leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ? p. m.
 w. M. KRIDER. P. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-23

Retes of fare and freight will be as
 follows;