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Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02

mn nfor tbe working class. Send 10
IJtlItt iesnts fer vDstsyI..sBd Ne will nail
NoASA< you free, - roysi, YzluAble boz of
sarrpie goods that zill put you In the way
Of making more mel,"yin few days than
you ever thought isossibie st any business.
Capital not reqnirSd We will start you. You
can work I'll the time or IN spare time only
The work IA universally adapted % both
ssRls. young ard old. You csn easily earn
from 70 cents 10 81 every evening That all
who ~ant work InHy test the business, we
RAKE this unparalleled oder; to all gbD ere
not well satisfied 49, sl!l s,ls,i ~ % ISty for
the trouble 0f writing Us, Fnll particulars.
nlE6o by thDse iIo piy8 their whole time 60
the wurk, Crest spcee.s sb-o!gteiy sure.
Don't delay. Start nov. Address sIi.soE 8
Co, Portland. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
Notice ., Torfri,aFs


To Wm. Caiyar. b. G Flliutt. y. S. O,k.s
fnd the New YORK and kriznna miuing
rptup NV:
You =" hereby notified that We have o, &.
Fsnded 800 ~ Ebor and improvements IN.
on the New Chio4Go lado aua mintur cls,in
Iin'ted N the WallEpai nsinjgg district.
MoliaNe cosutr. Arizona Territory ~ Il duly
recorded in tie mining records of anid
county IA BOOK ID, pages 553 a 5ji. IN order
to held said premises under the provisions
of section 2.i24 Revised Statutes Of the
lni'cd States, being the amount required
to hold the same for the year ending Dec.
81 laSl, You Rre hereby notified that, The
prnpoTtion % said eTpendit are due from
VOC ~ go. lawful money of the Tinted
Statos' and II within 30 days after tho pub
hostion u this no' ica, YOU fAil o. refnse Ga
contribute your proportion Of such sXpsna
hnre a. e0'Owner, your interest IN said
claim VIII become the property Of Tho under.
signed under said section 2324.
MEsrSG SrocK TRusr ConpAsY,
BY A w. DuS.
Resident Agent.
hinemi Park, A, I. Mayl7th. 1854.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
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DR.. SPlNNEY.
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Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
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Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02

hSf t6 WIN
Who may te suffering from he ess.,. :,
yUutifui - bes ~ nnaieeretIsn will a. -
10 avail thtplaelyee VI tsis. tho ar,sat.st -.
ever lsid ~ The altar If snfrnnQ Ap,uss;s.'
Dt. Spnney Will 80 raAtes ~ forfst ~
fog every case ~ Sepiral We kne.s 4,
vAte dissese Ol any nd or ohatac,er ~ -
lIe gu6eftnke, 3 Z 10 to gufn.
MthDlE;-AGpB MEs.
i There are Hai3y at ti.e Rre n thirt, a =,
~ WHO ste tr5ts.sd Sifh to frvarsn, .,s.
uatsoi,s % lie iiis&der, oft.a aooosrsss,.l
by slight suu ftiig or burning se,,ss,ss
ma weakening q ffe System L, a sss~.
tss pAtieDr canned accoani for. On etsr.is
ing the uriusTy deposits Fopy sedimss.
Will often be found, and sou:etlres s,r.a
particles u albainsH viii appear. orls, =.
lot viii be ~ q thin niikish hoe. s,si,
changing toa dark and togpid sp,aar,nss
There aTs many men xho de u tiis diFeus
~ ignorant of the canse. which Il ths -
"l5 stage ~ seminal v-akniss. DR.. +. ~,
guarantee q perfect cure all sueh c.as.
and = healthy rsstsuiion Of the genitorr,s
ury oFgnrs.
Office HcDfs--l0to end G toe Srpd,,
froin 10 ~ II a ". Consultation fee. Tk..
rulgh exan,ipa ton and advioe,t5.
Cfil or address
AR. spfsyEY q 20.
daGitf No II krau q 81. gap r.snrss..
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
DIR. ALIENS

fniNaIf DssrEs~sRx =
SS tA~asss ~ .san nfsMn.t,ss.
Nat Asi-esats1 tcr 1Nn >cfearsg.r - --'<st-
AN4A tAa.sS0t kaaSat = -. "a
NFNrIaA 5000
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
Notice srPorrri,ure.

W. .. I.L.ErlI. A,lorney toI plalnlia.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02

20 called incursble disesses. DIR. Lietiss
Gsrnan Inyieorator Is positively Guaranteed
70 cure nervous and physicsl debility, cen.
inzl weakness, ,ioSt manhood. spsFraatorrhsa
loss Of energy. ringing and dizziness N lie
head, melanch0lla. E0pSiess feelings prosts.
torrhoa. ard all the Ssnlta ~ youthful In
Prudence and eEcesses of uiHtrlre vears. In
Doctor. a regular COLLEGE physician fruu
EorTe viii agree 70 foffsit one thoussd
dollars for case the InyieoEator WIN not
care uuder special treatment and ADVICE. 3
The reason so many cgn not SO, cured of
veatIess and tie above disesses Is owing ts
n cosnPi caiioa' eBiled PTosistorfhea. vhisA
requires peculiar treatment.
Or. Idobig's iuyirofator No. il the oaly
positive cure Tor proststcrfhea. Pres 81
either lnyigrrtor, q per bottie;dx for sls.
sent 10 any address, on receipt ci prioe, or
q. y. ID. Responsible persona can pay
when cured. Stnciest Secrecy Maintains<.
Iaiicnts cured st Lone. DR.. Iiet4g DE-.
penssry has an Elegant Drug Store m iis
builfng.
Too frequent eyaeustion II the Bladder
and kopy sediment hi urias are synptons
Of Secondary Seminal Ncakness ard Pros.
tatorrhes. Complaints readily yield 10 tk4
DR.. Liebie Treatment.
Ordinary Cases--An ny recent case Of SPECIAL
or private diseascs Cured for SO Rsns
dies sufficient 50 cure VIII l'e proiDpily seat,
with full diteotions snd oSviee, N receipt d
yl0 All packaCes are securely covered
from observation.
inyiCpratof saiaplea free.
To prove she wOfdsTfuI pUV erof the enSi
German Invig rafoi ; bottle uf either
number will be sent fna Of charge. Per
sOns ordering free bottle wiiI only have 70
DIV eNpfrkgaRe ON delivery
Most ppwerfu! Eieetrie Belts free 10 pa
tisnts. Consultation, examination and sd-
y.ce free end pTiyRte Can CT write.
IR. IIEifG a CO.. 600 Geary ST..
pr'gsfa ErtffIun g'R hAaau 81. 4. Cal
1rlyI gHf
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Filed October D. 1884.
October 81, 1SSt-Wm. NJ Baker to Weinstock
Il Lubin-Ranch of l0i Is acres in township S
north, range east; $4,000.
October %, 1SSi-John Studarus to Weinstock
Il Lubin-Ranch of 1867 acres in sections and
S, township north range east S21 900.
October D. 194-Michael Murphy to Ellen
Murphy-North 20 feet of lot 10, G and d, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets.
November = 1SS2-James Woodburn to Jere-
miah Potter-Two and -halfacres in Brighton
township.
crny to Manoel de Barras-West half of lot Z,
P and Q, Fifth and Sixth streets; $3.50.
October p, 1SSi-John Studarus to X. D. Ste
phens-Parts of sections and S, in township S
north, range east.
Filled October 81, 1881
October 81, 1SS4-Jacob \. Hutchinson to Geo.
Taverner-Southwest quarter of section 81,
township north range east, containing 100
acres.
October %, 1sSi-John Riley to Eliza Riley
East half of north half of lot /, L and +, Tenth
and Eleventh streets.
Filled October 2s, 1871
Oct 2S, lSSl.-AIartin J. Keegan to Catharine
Keegan-East half of south halle of west half of
lot 7, and p, Fourth and Fifth streets.
Oct 2S, 1SSi.-AmoS and Jane A. Norris TO
Hans p. JanSen-West 40 feet of east 60 feet of
lot 3, o and p, Twenty second and Twenty-third
streets
Filled October %. 1881
Oct. %, 1sA.-Benj. Leonard to Mrs. NJ. J.
Williams-llast 30 feet of lot 3, NJ and \, Ninth
and Tenth streets; $1,000.
Filed October so. 1851
Oct 30, 1SS4-Afanuel de Smas Sibastio and
Rosalinna Leanor his wife, to Jose SimaS Sibas-
tao Half interest in % acres of land in Swamp
Land Survey No AZ; 81 600.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

I An attempt to blackmail w. w. Morrow,
Re- publican nominee for Congress, has been
| frustl .atedby the would-be victims firmness.
LeRo,-. the murderer, appeared before
Judge Fer.~all Thursday TO have his day of
execution liked Wednesday, December
10Th, is the daLe chosen.
The Oceanic sailed Thursday for China
with about thousand Chinese on board,
who are going home for their New Year.
OF this number ninety-nine out OF every
hundred have Custom-house certificates.
There is a resident of this city who lays
claims to being more than centenaran.
His name is Peter Josephs, his age 104 years
and his residence 1912 kearny street. He
is voter. and will cast ballot next Tues
day.
S. Selig, wholesale millinery dealer of
this city, has made an assignment to Solo
mon Haas for the benefit of his creditors.
The liabilities are $4,000; assets not def
nitely known. 1t is believed that they will
be about $4,000. The principal creditors
are in New York.
Secretary c. H. Street. ofthe immigration
Association of California, reports that a
cablegram has been received stating that
on the 9Th of October siXty-four French
emigrants had started from Bordeaux for
There were sixteen girls in the number.
NJ. T. Dyer, a reporter, was arrested on
Monday upon charge of threatening the
life of his wife, formerly known as the
Rose of Jacinto,' who had some connection
with the Glenn tragedy. Subsequent to the
arrest, harmony was restored between the
pair, and the wife gave bail for his release.
A very beautiful and impressive cere-
mony took place Wednesday evening in
King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple,
under the auspices of La Parfaite Union
Lodge. The occasion was the baptism into
Masonry of thirty children of members of
the French lodge, by which rite the lodge
takes solemn obligation to faithfully pro
tect and care for the children, if occasion
require, until they have attained their ma
jority.
The Executive Committee of the Repub- |
hcan candidates have ordered the reward
of 800 in the case of Hennessey, convicted |
of stuffing the precinct register, paid at
once. Another reward for conviction of
illegal voting will be offered. 1t was re-
ported at Republican headquarters that one
of the arrested suffers had agreed to turn
States evidence, and would inplicate |
number of the leading henchmen of the |
Democratic boss, who will be prosecuted |
for instigating and abetting the fraud
The Salvation Army was attacked by a |
gang of hoodlums on Kcarny street We'd !
nesday night. Several Of the Army used |
their torches on the hoodlums, and |
pitched battle was only avoided by the |
efforts of the commander of the Army, who |
pushed his belligerent privates into the |
ranks and forcibly kept them there until |
the barracks were reached. There, when |
the privates were all in, the commander |
stood at the door and Gained the yelling |
crowd by boldly inviting them inside
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The sentence of Palmer, who was to have
been executed to-day i'll Cincinnati, is Indefinite
ly suspended, the Supreme Court allowing a
writ to be filed.
There will be a general movement of the Brit
ish forces up the Nile next week. Ii is reported
that two steam launches have been wrecked in
the cataracts.
Postmasters were commissioned yesterday as
follows James Bremmcr, Delta, Whatcom
county, Washington Territory. New office, Ed
ward Z. Gimble, Postmaster, Westerly, W. T.
An agitation is in progress in Paris against the
price OF bread. A meeting OF bakers was held
Wednesday to consider the request of the Pre-
feet that they should reduce the price. This
was refused by vote of 81 70 DOB.
Ex-Governor Moses, of South Carolina, who is
under arrest at Detroit, charged with swindling
Rev. Dr. ReXford Rev Mr.. Aterbury and
others, attempted suicide yesterday morning by
hanging himself i'll his cell. He was cut down.
ii is understood in St. Louis railroad circles
that G. W. Ristine, of the TIanscoBtinental As
ISOLATION. is soon to become Traffic Manager of
the Atlantic and Pacific and will have charge
of the faSt-ireight line of the Atlantic and Pa
cific, Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and st.
Louis and San Francisco roads
At a meeting i'll London of subscribers to the
Egyptian exploration fund, the Secretary made
grateful illusions to contributions received from
America through Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Boston.
\ resolution was adopted presenting a collection
of antiquities to the Museum at Boston. James
Russell Lowell accepted the collection on be-
half OF the Museum.
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DIED.

Sacramento, October29-Alchael Roche, a native
of County Cork, Ireland, 40 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of his sister, Mrs
John J. Gray, NJ street, between Eighth and
Ninth this afternoon, at $50 O'Clock.
Sacramento, October 29-Mary, wife of John
Coste, native of Germany, 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from her late residence corner Twenty
second and r streets, this afternoon, at 2:3C
O'clock
Sacramento. October 3O-Patrick Sullivan. ma
tive OF Ireland, "A years and months.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from
st. Johns ,-.lurch, in Folsom, Saturday morn
ing, November 1st at O'clock +
REUTERS, october 30--Hugh E.. son of Edward
and Elizabeth Kelley, 81 years and months
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place at the residence of his father, at Il
O'Clock Saturday morning.
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TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK, IN
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT:

1O-MONNoW MONNlNG Al OOLOOk, in
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT:
Infants Bonnets in Velvet Cashmere assorted coors
81 cents.
Lace Curtains in ecru and white, at IS 90 25 49, so
and IS cents per yard.
Embroidered Table Covers, ST, 81 IS and S..
Same, with Embroidery OF extra depth S., 81 and S.
Ladies Heavy Kid Gloves, wool lined, fur top with I'M
proved elastic wrist, 81 IS.
Same Gloves, with spring wrist clasp, 81 SO.
Misses Fine Cashmere Gloves, in dark and medium
shades, IS cents
Also complete line of Ladies Jersey Style Gloves, in
all shades and lengths, at SO and 70
Same Gloves, with fancy cuff new 90 cents
Ladies Wool Mtts 40, 50 and IS cents
Infants Fine Crochet Wool Mitts, IS cents
Infants Wool Sacques in pink blue, white and cardinal
ranging from 90 cents to ST so.
Halfwool Drap dAma in gray and Illuminated effects
IS cents per yard
Forty -two-inch Atwood Plaids, 50 cents.
Small Check Paids half-wool 10 cents.
Seemingly we have everything extant in Stylish
Dress Buttons.
Mems Lace-front Cashmere Overshirts, in MKT
ures, ST.
Extra Large-size Heavy weight Navy Blue Overshrts S.
Cheaper Grades, 81, 81 so.
lust Receved-I.ate Novelties in Gentlemen's Neck
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EDS. REcoBD-UN 1t may be COM
mendable in your paper, as showing non
partisanship, to speak as fatteringly as you
did about the Democratic parade of Satur-
day night last While we women cannot
vote, there are probably very few of us who
do not take more or less interest in the
present campaign, and much smaller few
of us were greatly amused on Saturday
evening over a ruse played by the Demo-
inflated their q uniforms in line" l do not
cratic Z" lords of CREATION by which they
know how successful they We're, but | do
know personally that, while the market
might have been dull, they privately of
fered $50 per head for outsiders who would
don a uniform and carry a torch in the
parade.
Two young gentlemen whom I know,
were there importuned, and one, | am sorry
to say, accepted. A woman would have
had more principle than that. l don
know as, after publishing what you did
about the success of the parade you will
wish to say anything about this, but | think
its too good thing not to be given dead
away. NJ. q. b.
Sacramento. October IS. 1884.
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Red House-Bankrupt sale.
Mechanics Store-Millinery Department.
Stock ranch for sale.
Wanted-At Business College.
C. II. Stevens Il CO.-Closing out.
J. Lambert Il Co., oil J street
Breech-loading guns.
Land for sale.
The Towards
For sale-Two-story building.
Good farm for sale
Imported German pianos.
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Sacramento, October IS, 1884.

CASE OF RoBBERY.-Chief Jackson and
officers Sullivan and Arlington have ar
rested Joseph Woods, George Campbell
and Alice Sutherland on a charge of rob
bling Agur Shelton, recent arrival here
from The Dalles, though formerly he re-
sided at Princeton Colusa county, out of
$3.50 and a silver watch and chain. The
circumstances, as the police understand
them, are in effect that Shelton, being
somewhat under the influence of liquor,
was in a saloon with the parties arrested
about . O'Clock Wednesday morning, when
the woman stated that she had to go to
Sixteenth street, and asked Shelton if he
would not take her out in hack. lie
agreed 10 do so, and one of the men went
10 get the hack Shelton thinks he was
"doped in a drink while the man was
gone, and was comparatively helpless after
the party got in the hack. They went out
to East Park, where the three men left the
vehicle, and, after going a short distance,
Shelton was knocked down and relieved of
his money and watch. His companions
left him there, and returned to town in the
hack, making the driver take Shelton's
watch in payment of his bill. Woods and
Campbell both deny any knowledge OF the
robbery but the woman's testimony, COM
bined with that of Shelton and the hack
man, make a pretty strong case against
them. Woods was stopped by Chief Jack
son Wednesday afternoon as he was about
to leave on the San francisco train. At
that time the Chief was looking for another
man, had not heard of the robbery but
had received hint that Woods had
beaten somebody out of sum of
money, and was going to get out of the
way; the Chief therefore concluded that he
had better keep him in town until he found
out what he had done.
CAMP FIRE.-Sumner Post, No. 3, G. A.
r., held campfire at Grange Hall last
evening. The Post has enrolled one hun
dred and thirty members in good standing
and their entertainment last evening was
the best yet given by them. The pro-
gramme was as follows Reveille, fife and
drum, Comrades Ira c. Shaw and George
Denton; Far Away the Camp-fires
Burn chorus of twenty voices recitation,
Bill MasonS Bride Master Harley Cor
win; The Marseilles Hymn" Mrs C. f.
Pinkham; character song, Gather Them
In by the old Sexton song and dance
Catching Butterflies Misses Edna God
ley and Pearl Jackson; recitation, ''Wound-
ed, Master George Washington Vice !;
song, All Mrs. Cooley Smith; piano
solo, Home, Sweet Home" Miss Sbyl
Bennett; war "reminiscences, by Comrade
John G. Mcserve; song, Forest Fairies"
Miss May Pinkham; recitation, "a Child's
Story" Miss Oracle Corwin duet, when
Mornings Light is Beaming" Mrs c. f.
Pinkham and Mrs. Cooley Smith charac-
ter song, Ny Little Old Wife and IT, by
the husband soldiers chorus, from the
opera of " Faust, chorus of twenty voices :;
Miss Lizzie Griffin, accompanies.
draw fine houses at the Tivoli in the drama
True Devotion and little Idalene as the
street singer receives warm commentator
The same play again tonight.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

The Tivoli-To-night, % True Devotion"
Spanish Students, tonight, Sixth-street NJ. E.
Church.
Republican meeting this evening
Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade-To-night
Glascock Invincibles-This evening
Funeral notice-NIichael Roche.
McKenna Guard-This evening.
Peoples ticket.
Blaine and Logan Hat Brigade-To-night
Lost-Gold bracelet.
Benefit bail.
Blaine and Logan Plumed Knights-This
evening
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SUPERIOR COURT,
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

THURSDAY, October 30th.
People vs.. Jack Johnson, convicted of burg
lary-Sentence postponed until November Sd a
10 A. N. Subpenas ordered 10 issue to John Nc
Comber, James Williamson and VIM. Farmer
Jr., to be and appear i'll Court on that day t
testify in the case.
Department Two-NcFarland, Judge.
THURSDAY, October 2Oth.
Muser VS.. Reed-Contnued until tomorrow.
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Sacramento, October 26-Wife of Walter D.
Cooksley, a daughter.
Sacramento October 29-Wife of c. Bagnell, q
daughter.
Sacramento October 1G-Wife of Wm. H. Van
Naler, Il daughter.
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Nor one-half their value; misses all
wool gray hose, 10 cents. Red House.
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LADIES dolmans, in black French diago-
nal cloth, nicely trimmed with fur, So. Red
House
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TINS is the last day but one of the great
bankrupt sale of clothing and furnishing
goods. Many have been benefited there.
Red House.
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CoScERr.-The Spanish Students will
give an instrumental concert of a very high
order at the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church. Fri
day evening, October 3lst. Admission, 50c.&
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MEMS extra heavy che7iot shirts, 10 cents.
Red House.
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MARRIED.
"
BORN.

October 29-By ]. C. Tubbs. Justice
of the Peace Wong Wing Geer to sun Haw
both of Sacramento.
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MEN's pin-stripe Atwood Oregon cassi-
mere suits, SO; mems wool suits, fancy
mixtures, the best of all bargains, s.. Red
House.
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silk snowflake pattern, regular price, SIS;
the bankrupt price is $40. Red House.
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Mr.. ALBERT J. SMITH, 221 West Twenty
fourth street. New York City, states that for
eight years he was bedridden with rheuma-
tism. Finally he used st. Jacobs Oil, the
wonderful pain-annihilator, and was COM
pletely cured.
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PHYSICIANS freely prescribe Ayers Pills
as the safest and most perfect cathartic ever
compounded.