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Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Send me a half dozen SwifL's Spe-
cifc for a customer who says 1t Is the
best medicine known to man. He testi-
fiss TO its rare merit, and insists upon
having more. j. NJ. HENDRICKS,
Fayetteville, Ala.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
k(cSDSerl0,K.

Lewis Adams, the colorec burglar,
who was shot by Constable L"Gates, ut
Newark, as he wa, taking him TO jail
is now in tap way t" Recover, and DR..
Blake, who is atlrnung him, thinks
that be will be ont Of danger IN few
days. IL was at first thought he could
not live.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Personal.

Louis A. Sandlass, advertising agent
for the firm Of Charles A. VOgeler 4
Co., manufacturers of st. Jacobs Oil,
Baltimore, Md, stopped at the kEruB-
LICAN office this morning on his way
home from Ocean City, where he has
been spending vacation of two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

have been using Swift's Specific for
blood and skin diseases, and find it to
be an excellent remedy, as 1t has given
entire satisfaction. l believe II TO be
Just the medicine needed In this low
aud malarious district.
$. s. ALDERMAN, lola, Fla.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
JOHN WANAMAKER.

The comings and goings at
the Lace Counter are more
than we can name. The la
dies are watching them bet
ter than we can do. Only a
small lot to-day Of well-pat.
termed Oriental that is
thought we'll worth IS to 55c
Some new Torchons, botf
light and heavy, are liked ir
design and will sell freely al
s to soc.
Chestnut street entrance. third on left.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
JOIiN WANAMAkER.

We have put in a new line
of Foulards in dark colors.
You'll see themin the Chest
nut street window, near Thir.
teenth street. We think
them low at 12t cts.
Wrapper reps also dis
played IN the window with
the Foulards, are in about
IS styles and colors. This
is the first offering in fall
colors Of these goods, and
you needn't wait for more
variety, need youo They
are 20 cents.
Market-street entrance, main aisle. secont
circle on right.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
lll.ATlAh.

PKlCE--ln this city, on ,lc 2U'i. iu,;., .lolI
j. Price. in the 2sth year Of h sage.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attend his tune al. fun hi' late
residence No. g25 W. second street. on Wed.
nesday Hft ernuou, august ~. at : "'c ock. In.
termeni ut RNeni'w Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Down the RaY this EXeNtnK.

The Neptune Association will moon
Iipht it down the bay this evening on
tle steamer Felton, The First Regi-
ment Band will accompany the eXcur.
sion.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Why SUI FER Waah Malaria .

Emory's Standard Cure Pills are in
fallible; never fail to cure the most
obs mate cases purely vegetable; con-
tain no quinine, mercury or poisons OF
any kind ; pleasant to take, sugar
coated. All druggists--25 and 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Stop and Think

Before you buy flour that
has all the life ground and
sifted out OF it, because it is
cheap. Stop and think wh' th-
er it will pay in the long run.
You need good, healthy, in
vigorating food, and if you
do not get it your system
will become deranged and
health impaired to such a
state that your appetite will
leave you Bread made
from some grades Of flour
positively does more harm
til an good. Everybody
should be very careful TO get the
best always no matter if 1t does
cost little more, it will he the
cheapest in the long run. If you
want to know what we mean by
these remarks more particularly,
call around and have a talk over
the matter. ] have studied the
subject of -four and wheat, and |
think can give good adylce on
1t. Ladies', don't carry those
heavy baskets of marketing home
with you; leave them at my stor,
and will deliver them. WM. D.
PICkELS, 5th and King streets.
ENOR SALE-3.STURY BRICK DWELL
l. Ing 225 Shipley street, easily altered
To suit business purposes. cent ins eleven
rooms ant outside Kitchen. range, hot and
cold wat r, has side entrance and also en-.
trance from Orange street; newly painted
and papered. Terms very easy. See or nd
dress =. kEAKNs. 2ls market st. a2l-l6t
|NorlcE.
The deed of lot No. 4, and half Of lot No. 3.
section Y, in Wilmington and Ernndyw
Cemetery. standing 10 the names of Thomas
| l.. and James B. Morrison, II virw been lost.
| application has been made for II new deed.
THOMAS l.. MUkklsUN Ta2l.6,-e-. -d-ltw+
L~OK ALL FlNEEOu" HOUSES
T. IL good location. lot ! Xss feet. ~ .l0t
| each t. ms easy. AlsU. II few Of those hne
3st ry cottage roof houses at tth aud Adams.
iTlNDALL h BRO. bIl v. Min b street, OI
All T. Seventh street nn1 lmnt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
A Great Variety

of elastic and rubber goods can he
found at Belts drug store, SIKH ana
Market streets. Trnsses "a speciality,
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
7b,,ik.

W. b. Cole 4 Bro. are making the
new shirts for the Phu'nix fire company
10 parade in next month.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

p.of A1klL>on, the coronetist and
ba juist, is wIri Prot, Lorman's Min
c c.-nlS
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Go see and urar Prof.. ~, ~,
Minstrels Tonight. Free ro"''
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Prot Lorman was born and raised III
this city. We wonder how it pays him
t., ,un so large free show.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Open air concerts every evening this
week on iOt Fuul !! and Lon bard.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
0cenn Grove Camn.

Give LornaI's Medirines a trial; you
vii never regret it. He guarantees all.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

UyaNT FL A PARTNER. W.T. n SI..
w 600, or man to engage III II wei cs-
tsblished and profitable business: young
man prefcrre !. Address g business " this
office. au2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Agp,.1 y,o.tp" 'e''

Judge Mairs az 10 have Nv,
enInenl y"st"rha y "it"'h' wv ,,,d
ta"i mtiF ease Oh Jlurul' EI
uNire I" thrnhsd nee - l''''I nj
Esq, counsel Tor Mr. il"f'uu'', "A
was again nDsll mud "''''
m0rn!rg ai II t., .lurk.
IT." h"s' rr"" ,ucr,r;; 'r,'TI,arl rTI,
tllis ci'y Fmnnv Ia and LNNN'"
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

VNANTEp-PANT Makers, BOTH
w on custom and stock work in the shop
at MULl.lN \ SON, 9th and Market street.
au2l-2t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

IN bk RENT-TWO OR THREE ROOMS
C one on the frst floor, suitable for liz 1t
house teeping, or for persons wishing 20
take their meals Central location. Addrt g.
ga "this fficc. a'i.1',
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NXvANrtD--A YOUNG MAN TO 10
w lnbOring work and ,uake HIM eli gen
orally useful Also" large size hoy I" work
in bak. house. Steady Iyb. Apply at sol
Market street. aull-2t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

VINO LOAN-TRUSI FUNDS To LOAN
L on good mortgage securities. ApI ly
to GEO. A. Ell, lott, Attorney at Law.
Bayard Building. au2l-jt'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
IOHN WANAMAkER.

Misses and Children's S
Dresses have been in in
creasing variety this summer
and now, with the choicest
selection, they are all reduc-
ed in price, though not shown
on bargain tables. A great
variety of outside wraps are
among them.
1qns hnu utraat
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

VVyAkTEI'-A nHtSSIdAk ER WANTS
w room for he business in GENITAL lnca.
ton. also board. A"d dress M i. q. Keprbli-
can OtfIce. a2l2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

TNOR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS
~ grocery and provision store In good
location. Address :" Store this Office a2l -3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NyANTED-A LADY TEACHER FOR
w public schuu. at teut,rvt!ir. "l.
Must be one of experience and ro-d refer
enct. Apply. with certificate all, reference.
70 Dr. JOSEPH II. CHANDl.kR. Centre :
vile p. o., Delaware a2l3t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

UYANTED-A RELIABLE GIRL FOR
w general hOHsework In small family
No washing. Reference required. lnqdire
at 100 Tatnall street. au2l-2t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

UYANTFD-A WIDOW LADY, WITH
w one child, desires situation IS bou ,e-
keeper; Apply at No. B East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
John WANANAKER.

As you enter the Arcade
from Chestnut street you
will find all the counters on
your right are given up to
ladies' underwear and every
requisite for the infantile
wardrobe-supplies t h a t
seem to be always in season.
Chestnut-street Arcade.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

vNN. KIl"E'% HnFt"' Mh"hE III
J stOrer ~ the HclGor Of no rr@ 'trH. .
onfvc diseases. al TITS stepped iree. send
20 49, arch strsct, Philadelphia, D.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

VYYANTED-A CARPENTER To DO
seRe opst sopsh THrx New cass AtRy 10 LMM
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

VXIANTED-A HALF-3ROWN GIRL
| w for hOusework. Apply at $40 Tatnall
street. au2l-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NyANTElJ-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
w for general hOnsew' rk, at No. bl2 W.
Eleventh street au2l-
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

DO RIDING - FURNISHED OK UN
- furnished rooms with hoard. at b0f King
street. au21-3t#
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

F.. IVLI,l hrD DShirE,iAb,t& X" ~
. NS-
I, 7. strUao. no. i0N "Csi st., ~ intL re
';'vet anl viz keep GERS Nv VIZ"
H.. rf rLu,lur luVn,y hVrEea, fLitlbie tr a
,nis or work. both 'onbl- ard slnv'h "r''
~ ur,. ,r,,f, ,,. ,u ,DuA N,2sr
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

nDRSt y HbRSES!! NV
Constantly On hand nj tl.e stables VI II. M
uibson, on French street hollow second. lot
ct farm AID DRIVING hurses.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

NXTANTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE TO
w cook, the other to help n kitchen, at
IL Z. Second street. au2l.tf
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
Tho TGXRble Property of Mo
 havc County.

glance at the report of Treasurer Kridel to the Territorial auditor shows that there are in this county 66, ,327 acres of improved and unimproYed lspd assessed, the value oi which is $50, ,936.OO. There are also 25S town lots assessed at R42.435.OO. The roll shows up we'll in the matter of live stock there being 560 head of horses valued a, S25, ,87G.0o and 721 head of mules of the value of $46,515. Of cattle there are 9,537 head on the assessment roll valued at S145, ,342.O0. but there are only 700 head of goats valued It S525, and no hogs at all. There are 23s wagons and oarriaG es Ill the county valued It SIG, ,865.00. The cash, notes and solvent debts on the roll amounts to the sum 838,- 217.75 while the merchandise of the different stOrekeepers IS rated at H58, ,255, which must be considerably less than half it's value. Household goods and furniture are assessed at 934?6. while 9854 covers the assessment on watches and jewelrv. There is one gold mill in the county assessed at 5000, and nine silver mills of the value of 678755, while two sawmills arc only worth S14OO. There are one hundred and ten miles of rail- road Tn the county assessed at total valu- ation of Sl ,4O6,479, Outside of the above, the balance of she assessable property no. enumerated, amounts to the sum of 839, . 57925. The total of the assessment roll for the year 1883 amounts to the sum of ST. 951 529
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
kjn1man Items,

Mr. c, R, Williams. general freight and passenger agent A. & P. railroad, is expect ed here tomorrow, presumably to confer with MT. Game of the Southern Pacific company in regard to freight rates. Ithink we may reasonably expect very low rates after the lst SAptember.
 The pay car passed through here last Tuesday. We are always glad to see it come.
 J. c. Potts is putting the finishing touches on the roof of the new hotel. Potts is do- ing good job and the proprietors of the hotel were fortunate in securing his services.
 We are glad to see Mrs. w. H. Taggart on the streets again. She has been quite i'll the past tive weeks, but is now improving rapidly.
 Travel on the A. & P. railroad is increas- ing rapidly and it is no uncommon thing to see ten to fifteen passengers drop of here.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
Railroad Items.

Track on che Atlantic & Pacific railroad central division, has been completed to Red Fork. Indian Territory. The bridge across the Arkansas river at Talso is finished and trains for live stock are now running thro' from Red Fork to St. Louis over the Allan tic & Pacific, central division, and the St Louis San Francisco railway. This brings the road about 125 miles west of Vinita, | T., end less than 600 milos from Albuque.. que. There are million cattle along the line of the road for business. Let building begin from Albuquerque east and finish the whole line in a year. Me silla News.
 We had tho pleasure of call yesterday from M. F. Game, the travelling freight agent of the Central Pacific railroad. MT. Game is here in the interest of his company and is doing what he can to divert the trade of this county to San Francisco. He in. forms us that the rate on 0100 ore by the carload from the Needles to San Francisco Is $7.60 per ton.
 Since the first of August the Atlantic and Pacific railroad have advanced the freight rate on ore from KinRn1an to the Needles to &5.4O per ton. This will be great hardship on those who were figuring on sending low grade ore to San Francisco.
 Through the kindness of W. F. Game. travelling freight agent, we are en abled to give the freight rates on the Southern Paci. fic railroad from San Francisco to the Needles Merchandise, 1st class, 2.65; Pho class, 2.50 3rd class. 2.40; 4th class, 2.25: 5th class, 200 per 10Cfb. In carlo lda. class A 1.75; class B, 1,30; surfaced lumber .79 per lO0rb. Special rates are given on the follow Ing, viz: Flour and potatoes, 1.35; grain an'' barley, .75 per 100Ib, while the rate from Los Angeles is 1.10 and 50 respectively, with .31 for hay.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02

Jef. Sailing has gone out to Wallspa mountain to do the assessment work or gome of his claims there and does not ex pect to get through before January next.
 Isaac ConkOy is back again from Gold Basin where he has been working on the Fl Dorado mine.
 Henry Ewing has gone to Stockton to work on the Cupel mine.
 James Gladden. is in town from Wallapai mountain where he has been working on the Dean mine for some months past.
 We hear that party of English capital ists are expected at Stockton Hill next week to examine the Star Spangled Banner claim owned by David Southwick. This claim is bonded for $10O,OO0.
 We hear that Capt. Layne has made an- other big strike on the Prosperity ground. He has found an entirely new vein carry- ing some very rich ore. This property is owned by him in connection with Caldwell Wright.
 The switches and spurs at the smolter have been finished and the sampling works are ready for business. Sun.
 Rees M. Jones and Johnny Granfeld have been working on the Doctor mine in the New London basin.
 The Keystone mill and mining company have ordered new engine and boiler for use at their hoistIng works, also an ar con- pressor and two Burleigh drills. It is cal culated to open up the mine In good shapo, and prospect it thoroughly before start ing up the mill again.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
Mining Matters.

w. E. Stronach, superintendent of the McCracken mine and mill, has gone to San Francisco for the purpose of purchasing and shipping out supplies for running the mine and mill belonging to the company. FFeig It for Sil nal csn now be shipped to Yucca Station on the Atlantic & Pacific Yucca is some forty miles from Signal over good road. Superintendent Stronach has let a contract to two men to sink a we'll | fifty feet deep at a point half way between Signal and Yucca Station, with a view of being able to supply teamsters with an abundance of water. When the work does commence on the old McCracken mine We can depsnd that it will be worked for all that is in it under the present management.
 Tom Burke and Sol Rowe have been work. ing on the Friday mine at Gold Basin and have about twelve tons of good ore on the dump besides plenty more in the mine. Owing to the closing of the mill at Grass Springs they have been compelled to quit work on the mine as there is no possibility of getting their ore worked, at least for the present,
 O, Pffard of Grass Springs who is inter. ested very extensively in Gold Basin mines, contemplates visit to California and from thence to the east
 k. J. Petty, an experienced miner and millman, formerly in the employ of the old MuC racken comp my, paid us a visit a few days since. He has great faith in the southern portion of this county and intends sO stay with and develop his mining inter- ests in that section.
 All the necessary machinery and outfit for @ thirty-ton copper smelter is now lying at Aubrey Landing on the Colorado. This has been shipped out by Sam. Heintzelnan G Go. and is to be erected on the Birdie mine, thocgh the owpefe may possibly conclude to put it up at Rawhide. They have force of men at work on the mine which is looking better than ever.
 We hear that Col. Jack OwenS has gone down to tha Signal e untFy with a .rty of capitalists to look at some of his bonapzas in that neighborhood.
 Chas. L. Roe and Tom Burke have gone down to do some work on the big copper property owned by Mackenzie, Rosborough and Roe, on the western slope of the Walla. pai mountains.
 See the notice of the administrators sale of mining property belonging so the estate of Jonathan Adams. There will be 8 chaDoe to buy some claims cheap.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
Territorial Clippings.
Prescott Journal .

Prescott Journal. Governor Tritle and family are expected to arrive about the 1st of September.
 From Deputy Sheriff Mulvenon, who re- turned on the Ash Fork stage to-day, The Journal learns that Mr. Garland and five surveyors left Ash Fork yesterday morning to survey the route for the branch railroad Graders will start out immediately and follow close to the engineer corps.
 Chief Justice French will shortly leave to hold term of court in Mohave county. Judge French is hard worker, never takes a vacation nor leaves the Terri tory, and consequently never passes a term of court ill his district.
 Prescott Courier.
 Byron Sherman is in the city frou Mt. Hope.
 J.H, Marion, editor of the Courier, is taking little rest at his ranch on the Verde.
 P. Nj. Fisher and Jas. Rosborougb we'll known old timers, are about to visit Signal, Mohsve county,
 Prescott's oldest and best law firm, that of Rush Wells, have retained Mr. Flaw kinS. young and able attorney, who will hereafter be found in their office.
 Jackson McCrackin, who came here in 1883. rnd who discovered the HoCrackin mine in Mohave county, which ha a0ld for a snug fortune. is, we hear, again in the Ter ritory. Hope he has not lost his pile.
 Silver Belt.
 r. RI. Hilton, former quartermaster of Fort HuachEca. has been arrested on a charge of defrauding the U. S. government, preferred by Lieut.. Weaver, who asserts that Hilton put stones in the hay to in- creased it's weight. In San Francisco they have an improved order of red men," Just what we want in Arizona. Won't the Californians swap with us for few Chiricahuas. We would like to change the breed, and will give boot.
 A new process of assaying copper. by means of electricity, is being successfully used at the Old Dominion Co.'S smelting works. It is very simple, and yet accurate. Two cells of gravity battery furnishing the required amount of electricity. The ore is first reduced to perfect solution of sul- phate of copper, which is then placed in platinum cups, into which IS suspended a spiral wire, forming complete electrical l circuit. The electricity causes the copper in solution to gradually deposit upon the spiral wire.
 Prescott Miner.
 c. c. Bean is expected home next week.
 Pard Pierce and J. A. Parks are over In Mohave county yet, having delayed their trip to Death Valley until the weather mod crates.
 It is stated upon pretty good authority that grading on the Prescott raiIroad branch will be commenced early the coming month.
 Apache county has three pgiSOueys jp it's
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02

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Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
MOHAVE COUNTY MINER.

Special notices in the reading columns of che MINER will be charged at the rate of Tea Cents per line for each insertion.
 !. Weyl. Notary Public, room 5. Bank of Arizona Building, Prescott, is the author Izad agent of the MoHAvE COUNT MrNLR ID YaVapai county.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02

Davis, Jr., is in from Music noun
 tain.
 R.G. Patterson Is in town from GolC Basin. Hon. David sOuthwiok was in town yes terday.
 C.B. Lawson of kingman was in tOwi
 Friday.
 Judge French is expected to arrive on to days stage.
 Watkins Bros. have some fine Los Angeles oranges for sale.
 Subscribe for the MINER. Terms-$5 pel year in advance.
 Hen fruit is very scarce about these times even at s1 per dozen.
 Wooster Hardy is in town for the first time in many months.
 Edwin linus left for California for short visit the early part of last week.
 John Hinman and w H. Harlan came in from Music mountain on Friday.
 Mrs F. W. Blake of Prescott has gone to San Francisco by way of the Needles.
 John Fackler, large cattle owner, is in town from his ranch on Knight creek. T. J. Christie is having neatporch erected in front of his residence on Main street.
 The rate on barley by the carload from Los Angeles to the Needles is S1O per ton.
 w. F. Grounds and l.. J. Lassell returned from their trip to Grass Springs on Friday.
 Simonds' stage line seems to be doing a good business, having four or five passen- gers daily.
 s. A. Fisher was In Albuquerque and Phil. Wilson, the printer, was in Winslow when last heard of.
 We hear that our friend Batcheller of Peach Springs has entirely recovered from that sore nose.
 Mrs. Hamilton and four children left on Friday for a few months visit to Los Ange- l les, her former home.
 The Court House was we'll scrubbed out | yesterday and everything is in apple pie order for holding court.
 VIM. Krider and family with Miss Eva went over to Burns ranch yes | terday after fresh peaches and grapes.
 E. Kimber, representing the firm of Geo. W. Crane and Co., printers and bookblnd- i CTS, of Topeka, Kansas, was in town yester. day.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Courtney passed through Kingman last week on their way to Fort dohave, where he will be stationed for some time.
 Chas. k. Williams. general freight and passenger agent of the Atlantic 6 Pacific was Tn town for couple of hours 
 Creditors of the Bennett estate are not jed through our advertising columns t. present. taeir claims to the administrator vithia four months.
 H Hsy can be si. p d from L IS Angeles to he Needles in carl jad lots 10, S6.20psr 'n. This low rato ought to bring plenty of Cali ornia hay into this market.
 Mir. Kilpat trick, representing the firm of 3tover, Crary & Go. of Albuquerque was in own calling on our merchants in the inter st of his firm last Friday and Saturday. James ". Haas has brought suit in the ustice's Court against Welton & Grounds or tho sum of seventy-seven dollars and eventy-six cents, alleged to be due him for gages, board, &c. Rush < Wells are the ttorneys for the plaintiff. morning with skunk. The fight vas very fierce. The cat howled and the kunk smelled bad. They fought nearly lalf an hour, the skunk being the victor. rhe cat was disemboweled and was shot by , Ir. Brooks.-Socnrro Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02

A.. F. sIMONDs, Prop. Agents: W..H. TAG0ART, Kingman. J. P. kRIDKR, Mineral Park.
Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
MINERAL PARK, SEPTEMBER 2, 1883
ARRIVAL & pEPARTURE OF MAIL.

Mineral Park to Kingman and all points cast and west, daily, except Sunday".- Arrives II a. m., leaves 2p. m.
 Mineral Park to St. ThOmas-Arrives Monday and Thursday at 6p m, leaves Sunday and Wednesday at SD. m.
 Mineral Park to Signal-Arrives Tuesday, ThUrsday and Saturday at II a. m., leaves Ionday, Wednesday and Friday at ? p. m.
 I'M. KBIDER. r. M.