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Kelly Declares for Bayard.

NEW YORK, June 25.-John Kelly
made statement to-day in regard
to the presidential nominee: 81 am OPP
posed TO Gov. Cleveland" hC.said, "but
only because ! believe there are other
men better fitted to receive the nominal
ton. | have been brought in contact
with many people, both Republicans and
Democrats, throughout the city and all
express the wish that Bayard should re-
ceivc the nomination. hope so myself
and believe that il nominated he will be
elected. The opposition to Bayard be-
cause OF his so-cnllcd record is absurd.
In fact, | think this bloody shirt bust
ness is played out"
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smith County Democrats.

TYLER, June %. Special. Judge y.
w. Finley, Chairman of the Executive
committee, has issued call fora Demo
cratic county convention on the 18th OF
July to send delegates to the State and
District convention. The Executive com
mittoc meets July Sth to determine thc
date Of holding Il county nominating
convention
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MCKINNEY, June 25.-LSpecial. Col
lin county will present X. Il. Craig rs
her choice for Attorncy-Gcneral Of the
State Mr.. Craig is one of the ablcst
attorneys of the bar hero--popular
with his professional brethren; liked and
esteemed by the people generally, and
though Mr.. Craig has not authorized the
statement that he would be Il candidate,
the people will present him upon the
principle that the office should seek the
man-not that the man should engage
in an unsecmly scramble for this high
DOSitiOn,
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Navarro County Campaign pprncl.

CoRSIcANA, June 26.-LSpecial. The
county campaign will he regularly
opened tonight by b. +. Davis, candi-
date for the Legislature at the court
house where he invites other aspirants
for Legislative honorS to meet him in
dChato.
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Indiana Democrats.


lNDINNAroIIS. June 21.-Ihe Demo
cratic State convention was called to
orlo,. ,t half INST IN o,cIocl, h,, Han
Jnn,as +, M.lInnoId Cbnirm,n Of thr
$50 cnntr,l nnn,n;ttn" MrnnuoICi
w,S rcrcived win murh nnplausc. ban
;oI ", Vnnrhoos was c,ccird nnrm,ncmt
President lie made hut brief remark :,
Mo niotfn,.r, ,rnS rond In. lion. II, II
i.muiiSh Nh. ninul, CndnrsinT N.Dnn.
ali ,,,n. i,uhIN. rhcnrnd Nftcr thn odnn.
~. ,in,, ', nr '' no nln,fnrn, Isa,c |,
Gr,, NJ IA Non.nn and D,vii
~ ',Iu.nir wcrc Macon in uo,ninn-
lion fnl Gnvnrndr on tho first
hoIiot GRAY wos nominated. rccciyimc
go votes. Turnic 153. and Manson, Isl.
several nominations were made for
i Iiontonont Gn,nrnnr. b,,t all withdrny
T., 49, nf NIasn wh"wo no,nnntod
hv o vo and accented. w, r..
N,n,.s fo,. S"rrntoI,v nr Stote. i. IT, Rice
"a: huditor and John II Coonor for
w., ,.'.o m.orn rocnmn,oniod nv ncclo-
notio,,
,rho s.,,to rnntrol committees hold q
,,na ~, ,r'''a and nr".uizcd nv clnctin"
mhonnISor Wondcrson Chairman and j,
Riley Secretary. Delegates 10 the Ma
tion:'I convention hold n conforencc. and
determined TO do eyerythinu-p to
secure ,mD m mcet ,t OF cbrnDo Snt
, u,,d ,,,'' Tmiv XIII fo, or~onizotion.
ma nlnifnrm "rcnews the nledpc of
fdoJitv rs Tho roustitution and its illus
trioms fnnnders. insists mon honest adj
ministrntion of nublic affairs: condemns
the corrupt and cxtrayagant eYpepdi-
nro,oiInd ,,rdor Rcnublicon rulo. insists
Ihet i Tcde .l'0 toxes shall be reduced:
d dam rn~ision Of the present tarifi
and Tho establishment of one for rev
"nue which viii relieve the necessaries
Of XIII life and tax tho luxurios and prevent
", mon insists thot tho surplus rev
''' o ,,,,;nI 10 Tho noymept Of tho
u nni,in 10 AK. f,vors The Trondnst nro-
tout t;in ~, tbo ;ntnrest of
w. ;,,d,s,,ui,l n,nusos. i,vors tho
e enf . ''' Of tbc National eight
GniorHomic H. vi ,io hnont Of hur1a,
i ~, law ~ Etatn and %,tinnoI.
y, ."poi +i . nn,nioy,nnnnf of nrison lnhoy
;nPpo ooH, ,,aI ui,s Win tbn Iohor ot
horosi cit;zons and the cmnloy-
, 'n,Nt Of ahiidron not oynr ii vcnTTs
III ~, f,.,oriou n,irns and work sIons
9iu III iac'o ne amrnrcomnnt Of Iaw
ueli it imo ''i, ,on,imrotion and the
hS"al,Sv tio ,r', nf norinma nndnr the con-
iia.port".i .t y. P, ro so and favors
tIart sA ~ ti mi OF tho 1,hnrim o.
about "ii ''ic ,'ci'''i,w, ", yo , o,.. Il
ciasseS ' or th,t ,riw wu, >' rornora.
tlons should re pronn.e1l a a,"i'' WAITS -
tnelr stock. ~ oPi'osos i" 10 nm, "
poses; calls on the government 10 re-
possess tseli o, ail ioiit the '" ncnnie
tion of larTTc tracts of land
by corporations or persons not
citizens OF inc United STATES; iayIrs pei ni
SIors IF 81" tho Mnxicam War. demands
government protection for all natural
lied citizens, wherever they may be;
favors civil service reform and free
schools. The remainder of the platform
is devoted entirely to State affairs.
1t opposes any constitutional amend
ment relating to the manufacture and
sale of liquors, and favors well
regulated license SYSTEM; demands
the repeal of laws designed to
L. oJo.t;o,, ,,,,,l,, J,o,oroj ,optrol
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The North Carolina Democrats.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 26.-The
Democratic State convention was
the largest and best ever held
The ticket gives great salts.
faction. Donald Balm was nominated
for Treasurer; A. w. Finger, Superin'
tendent of instruction; II. +. Davidson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; w. l.. Saunders, Sec
rotary of State; w. p. Roberts, Auditor
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New York state Republican Committee

NEW York, June 20. state Re
publican committee elected j. Warren
Chairman; j. ID. Nroonon, Secretary, j.
b. Eageson, Treasurer; also Il. Blake
man and Rev. Il. William Il. Derrick,
(coOreD, as presidential electors at
large, and Charles McnHcshcimcr as
electOr in place of James w. Harper,
Jr., resigned. An executive committee
will he announced this evening. Adj
iOumcd.
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BHowNSviILE. June 70. Special.
Hon. William Grain, Congressional can
Gidatc, arrived on the steamer Harris.
A reception committee met him ut Point
Isabel and another at the depot, No
programme has been laid out yet. He
will probably speak ~ the courthouse
on Saturday night
Col. Latham is also in the city.
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Missouri GrpcnbacIIrrs,

ST. LoUIs, June 26.-The National
Grccnback Labor State Central CONT
tee has issued a call for Il convention 10
be held ut Kansas City, August Goth, for
the nomination of State officers and the
selection Of presidential electors.
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The Sentiment in Lampasas County.

LAMrAsAS, June p. - Special. The
political pot is boiling. the
people saying down with free
grass. All are anxious for Gov
ernor Ireland to succeed himself.
Joe Savers is the favoritc for Congress.
w. J. Rossdell. OF Burnett county, is the
only prospective candidate for the Leg
iSlattlrp,
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The Outlook in the Twcnty-Ninth Texas

SwEErwATER, June ID Special. -
Last night w. II. Robinson, candidate
district addressed the citizens of Nolan
county. He is for free grass, and is
"down" on the land board and ireland,
but says he will support the Democratic
nominees. Quite disposition is mani
tested here to bolt the ticket if the lease
law is not repealed or if the Democratic
party at Houston does pledge itself to
rive free grass to this country.
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Thn Drpyou Election,

PORTLAND, ORG, June 25-The OIL
cial count of the state election, just
made, shows that for Congress b. Her
mann, RepublicanD, received 25,6~, and
John Myers, Democrat), 1862 votes.
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CHEMICAL TEST
,ICINNs M sURGEONs,n
CmIcAan. Alny I.L,,I.

H. i.l~
:
Pow
H. ma lea themi.
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WATERvILLE, Me-, June 25,-The
Democrats of the Third district choose
BENJAMIN Baker delegate to Chicago.
Cleveland is their choice for president.
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FOOD TEST.



and dnl they contain AMMuNN Ioo dcnrg expectation that baked
amy
POWERFUL pRuG baking mln,rnt PUBLIC HEALTH
!. MLnLmr VI.
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EEAITH TEST.
OnIcc of u. 4. MARINER,
tnIcADo, MAY %, ,NNi.


linn,
food. dif - an Stcma
A.
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How ~ DETECT AMMONIA
IN BAKING PlUlu3 ADVERTISED as AEl0IlGIY Pure
EIOU8MKHHPHR9 IN

] pd,vu ot stove until heated then IN,
.ltu.. N. moot Im Or urcl detect ur pusrurc of AMMONIA
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! TlIE como IDEE, a."
A. interpreted by The DemotrHs of The
buckeye state.
Ionn KELLEY is FOR BAYARD.

t.o,. ,ritirnden sat Down az 10y the Mis-
suuri brethren indiana WIN stand
by Mcdonald - steam from
TeNns' Political rot,
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
MINING ABROAD.
ITEMS FROM THE VARIOUS MINING
JOURNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

The product Of the Quincy copper mine
Of n ichigan for tho month of August was
334 tons and ls5 pounds.
Three fourths Of the worlds supply of
copper Is derived from sulphurs,ted com.
pounds Of copper and iron.
The exports Of fine copper from Chill in
1882, were 1850 tons.
Ths total production Of tin during the
year 1882. is reported at 3s,l23 gross tens.
Shipments Of sntiInony ore from San
francisco 20 England in 1889 amounted 70
$3.50.
Kentucky has a coal area Of over 12,700
square miles, and its output for 1882 was
10000 tons.
The Indiana coal measures underlis one
fifth Of the entire State.
Ths estimate Of emery produced in 1882
Is about 1000 tons.
In 1852 France produced 1896 metric tons
Of copper.
The production Of lime is estimated at
shout 32,0ooOoo barrels.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
LETTER FROM KGNGMAN.

An enthusiastic kspublidan meeting was
held IN BinRman last sunday night, and
considering the lsteness Of the hour when
the speaker arrived. was quite we'll attend
cd. Col. Bean made . short but stirring
speech, and Was followed by Col. Eggers.
who made n speech that Was the means Of
making several votes for Mr. Bean. The
gentlemen Jid not remain long with rs, bat
did good work while they did remain, and
did not give as the cold shoulder as Col. g.
P. Head did when he passed through.
The Railroad Company arc now running
through trains TO Mohave, and both freight
and passenger traffic have increased very
much in consequence.
Still another change Of agents here. Mr..
Webb relieves Mr.. Brooke, who goes 10 his
home in Canada on leave Of absence. II is
quietly whispered that Mr.. b. will be ac-
companied by Mrs. b. when he returns.
l.. s. wslton has returned from San
Francisco.
Mrs II. II. Scott arrived on Thursday
nights train 10 VISIT her husband, whose
business oompsls him TO spend great por-
ton Of his time here.
Mr.. Salisbury IL in town taking in tho
situation.
Frank Watkins left for California On
Saturday mornings train. know what he'p
gone for, but don't ask me. don't like TO tell.
Postmaster Koshland Of Signal and n. W. :.
Clark is in town.
Mr.. Thomas Jennings Of EiDossdo Canon
is here with a shipment Of ore for the
Arizona Samplipg Works.
Mr.. II. W. Forman has gone to New
Mexico to look after tho interests Of tho
Peublo smelling Co. they will retuTn soon.
Mr.. Nichols agent Of Wells Fargo End
Co. in Albuquerque, and Auditor Northrup
are In town.
W. Y. Grounds is in she City shaking
hands With hi numerous friends.
Taggut & Go. received lot Of saltwater
fresh fish direct from San Francisco this
week.
DIR. Ainsworth aud Mr.. Cornwall. Rspnb-
hcau and Democratic candidate for Joint
Councilman, were in Kingman this week.
Capt. Atchisson left On Friday nights
train for short visit to friends and rels-
tives in the east.
Howard Watkins arrived from the Park
on Fridays stage, He will take charge Of
the Kingnan Drugstore during Franks
sbsenos.
WALLAPAI.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12

Advertise in the MMKg.
Republican rally at Kingnan hpst night.
Subscribe for the MNrR
Court has adjourned aad the town Ia
quiet.
Look ont for the new saloon nn;Tt to the
possoffee. J.w YoAcMAa . Co.
Several Of our politicians went over 10
Bingman Yesterday TO attend the Rspubii-
can rally.
Miners an rule all trade where they can
buy cheapest, and that Is the reason Why 80
many of Them 90 to Krider's.
Mother Monica. tho Lady Superior of the
convent at Tucson. was in town f,r few
hours yesterday.
Election tickets, posters, dodgers, and all
kinds of job printing done at shor. notice
at this Office II.
Judge Charles Atctisson left for thres
weeks trip TO Atchisson, Kansas. last
Thursday.
S0TICE.--w. II. Tsggrrt a. Co. will a..
tend to my business during my absence
from Kingman.
II. W. FoRhAs.
The OK President of The sazsrac dab was
in town last week swapping stories with
the numerous members # the club hero. He
came from tae Champion mine.
". II. Taggart Co. will receive regular
shipments Of fresh fish, oysters, Bankers
pork sausage. bologna sausage, de-, during
tho cold season. All orders will be prompt
ly filed.
VIM. Roshland, merchant and po,trnastsr
of Signal came in on Monday, in company
with n. W. Clark. and remained few
days with us.
Taggart d Co. have just received from the
east lot of 30 and "a inch blsclssmith's
bellows. also snvils, which tbsv will sell
cheap, If applied for soon.
The jury in the case Of Vim. Jennings W.
II. Il. Mcclure could not agree upon yer.
dict, and after being out about 10 hours
were discharged. The case goes over for the
term.
The address Of Judge Williams, attorney
for the defendant in the case Of the terri.
tory of Arizona ys Santos LGnguna, 10
very highly spoken Of ty shoe who were
fortunate enough to hear it.
The Orleans Minstrels gave an entertain
msnt Friday night which was such an en-
joyabIe affair that they had 10 repeat IL
again last night. They sre decidedly good
and deserve to be well patronizsd wherever
they go.
Harris Baldwin, distinguished tttornsy
from St. Johns Apache County. was in
town during the early part Of the week.
Mr.. Baldwin is the Democratic candidate
for District Attorney in his county. and II
he makes friends in his own county ~ fast
as 10 did here he will no doubt be elected.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
fALLAPAI.
Territorial Items.

Salt river valley will produce between
1905 and 1000 gallons of wine this year.
General Crook, commanding military de-
par,m ent Of Arizona, Captains Roberts and
Bourke, W. b. Murray and some eastern
visitors will shortly start on tour Of OBJ
ssryGtion of Indian tribes to the eas. and
south Of Prescott. The party expect to b
gone one month. The eastern gentlemen
will write Of tho country and the Indians
Coles circus got away with abou. slO.'
900 from Tucson.
A man named Goldtres Is accused Of hsv.
ing stabbed Fred Schultz, i'd Pinal county.
The Record thinks Cochiss will poll 5000
votes.
Piina's great register contained .l2s0
names few days ago.
The Papago Indians on the ban Xavier
reservation have school taught by DR.
Hart, Of Taason. 1t is fairly attended and
considerable progress is being made.
Record.
Tucson, Arizona, has climate noariy..as
sudden a. that OF Chicago. The mercury
there recently rose ffty degrees in seven
hours.-Chicago Herald.
twas recently decided in Washington
Territory. that the U. s. is supreme On
military reserves and that State or Terri.
torial court mas no iunsdit.on in cases
which may occur on reserves,
1t is said that John W. Mackey has given
over million in charity, hampering each
gift only with this rsquest:'I want it un.
dsrstood that not 8 DID word of this shall
got into the newspaper
1t is given out that President Arthur will
shortly made Mr.. Frank Hatton Postmas
sr-General. Hatton, it Is said, will give
Denis and Reps square deal.
John Griffin, who died in Winslow, this
Territory, lately, was taken to Albuqurqus
and buried with the solemn ceremonies ci
the Catholic Church.-Prsscott Courier
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
. tl.i. nreeInt Z .olld for 81. John.

as this precint Is solid for St. John.
A large number of our Mexican residents
bave gons to Mineral Park TO attend the
District Court.
A. kimble has gone on an extended pros
pecting trip after borax and other good
things.
Frank jackson, tbs ladies man OF our
little town IL still here.
The driver of Happy Jacks stage between
here and Yucca. Killed a rattlesnake in chs
mangor OF the stable here few days ago,
which measured feet inches in lsngth
and had 10 fattlss.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
signal Items.

j. jerome has gone to San frsncisco
on business connected with the Arnold
n ining company.
II. Koshland, our genial Justice Of the
Peace, notary and physician Is rusticatins
in Yuma. Rumor has it that he will soon
take unto him wife from among tho fair
damseis Of that burg.
The family Of Thomas Goodsman, of
Ehrsnbsrg. are visiting here.
Rev. Josiah Good Is still preaching the
Gospel 10 the boys, but does not sesm 70
make many converts ssre.
BlsiDs viii aot -. rrsny votes 10 signal
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
Minutes Of the District Csurt.

Territory of Arizona 70 james Barry. The
grind jury having ignored ths charge
against the defendent herein, IL IL ordered
that be be forthwith discharged frnn Gus.
tody.
Lycurgus Rsilsback ys John Barry. Canse
tried without Jury and submitted on the
evidence.
Arson II Smith 4 Co vs the County Of
Mohaye. Demurrer sustained.
Adjourned till a m tomorrow.
Court met Friday, October srd, 1884, at .
a. IN.
John Barry W.. Robert Steen. On trial
before the following jury. viz; 7. A. Coin
J. Il. Russell, X. Dyhr, W. Dupdon, J. w
Thompson, d. Z. Nelson. John SIcEwsn
A. A Femp. r. NJ. Jones. W. Patterson,
and G. Il. Sherman.
In the matter of the grand jury. The
grand jury appeared in court and through
their sornsn presented their final report
which was read in Court and thersupon the
Jury were discharged.
II ia ordered that II. II. Watkins. tbs
clerk of the grand jury be allowed an
additional compensation Of six dollars fol
bis services AZ suoh clerk.
Territory Of Arizona, Va. Indian Dick.
The grand jury having ignored the charge
against the defendant herein. the defsndan,
was brought into Court and ordered to b.
discharged from custody.
Tuntory of Arizona, vs.. Santos l,sguna
The grand jury having found true bill
of indictment against one Santos Iaguns
for an assault with an attempt to commit
murder, tie defendant was brought into
Court and arraignsd. Adjourned till 0 a. m.
TO morrow.
Court met ON Saturday Oct 9Th 1854. al
Q a. m. minutes read and approved.
saIaL Hamilton vs. J. w. Stephenson and
Lamson y. wslton. Appeal granted and o
trial de novo ordered.
Territory of Arizona vs.. Santos tIaguna'
Argued on demurrer aud dsmurrr ovsr-
rais5.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
MINERAL. PARK. OCTOBER Il. 1884.
ARRIVAL. q DEPARTURE or MAIL

ARRIVAL, q DEPARTURE or MAIL.
Mineral Park TO Kingman and all points
east snd west, daily, except siundays.- -
Arrives II m. leaves y. m.
Mineral Park to st. Thsmas--A Arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at z a. m.
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
a. m.
Mineral Park 10 signal--Arrive, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 1900 Ip., leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday AT p. m.
W. M. KRrpKi. p. M.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
Notice To Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby gwen that the Territorial
snd county taxes for the year 1884 are now
due and PAYABLE at my of3ce In Mineral
Park, and that they will become Delinquent
on Monday the sth day Of December, 1924,
st o'clock p. m. Of thai day.
ROBERT STEES,
<Sherif and sI-Oficis Tar Collector Of
Mohave county, Arizona.
BIZ o. Y. BuEsoEK,
deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12

The maximum temperature for the week
was $50 at2 p. m. Oct. sth. The minimum
40 at Z a. IN. Oct. 4th. The average for
the week has been 725z".
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
Local Brevities.

H- Owing to q large amount
or type being /. led just as we
were goirx to press, we are
unable TO furnish eur read
ers with cur usual quantity
Of local and naiscellaneoas
matter
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
kingman's Tess pera ture.

The thermometers at Kingman registered
the following degrees of temperature
on the days and hours mentioned below:
TA0 a. ggnh a. Tad.n /, -
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12

John Barry Va. Robert Stsen. The jun
returned the following verdict. I'VE tik
jury find for the defendant" Orderr
that judgement be entered on the Verdi,
and that q stay Of execution for ten days "
entered.
James Dandvn vs.. Remington and Carr
Ordered that plaintiff have Judgment
against the defendant Remington for thu,
amount Of the nots and interest. /
L. Schwartz et al. Va. Edwin Imus motioa
for non-suit denied.
Anson H. Smith a Co. vs.. Tbs Board OF
Supervisors Of Mohaye County.
On reading and filing the affidavit Of J. J.
Hyde, writ Of osstiorari issue rsturnablt
on Monday. Oct. 9Th at 8 a. m.
W. y. Geimann vs.. Crescent gold and sill,
yer mining company. The Application Of
Wu'. Miller 10 prove his lion in the above
case ia hereby ordered TO BE- referred 10 III
Hyde as referee to take the testimony and
report findings to this Court.
Adjourned till Monday Oct 9Th 1884.
Court met Monday, Oct. sth, Iss4,st Q
a. m.
Minutes read and approved.
Ebenezer Williams admitted ~ p.actics
on production of cersihcats from tbs So.
preme Court Of California, and ths circuit
court of tho Western District Of Psnnsyl.
ysnia.
Harvey Hubbs and Laura A. Canty vs.
Robert Steen, Sheriff. On trial without a
jury.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
Estray Notice.

Came TO ms ranch, pale sOrTei horse.
about years old. white stripe in the face;
brand on left shoulder J II or II connect.
sd on left hip and an indistinQuishabls
brand on right shoulder, something like two
rs or may be w. He looks like work.
horse; NAV weigh 1000 when in good order.
The owner will please come forward, prove
property and pay expenses Of advertising,
do. ID. BOSELLI.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12

4 nnTOH Send six cents for postage
a tkIT Hand receive free, q costlyb OF
~ @sAAAo goods, which will heip you
10 more money right away than anything
else in this xorld.All, of either sex, succeed
from the first hour The broad road 1. for
tune opens before tho workers, absolutely
,ure.At once address, TsuE Co., Aueusts,
Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
Estrav Notice.

Camo 70 my ranch some weeks age q
small brown mule, weight about 100 pounds,
saddle marked. with blurred brand on the
nigh shoulder. The owner will please come
forward, pay charges and take the animal
sway. HENRY BOWMAN,
I'm Signal, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12

special notices in the reading columns Of
Fen Cents per line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12
MoHAvE COUNTY MINER.
0FFICIAIPAPERoFTHECoU COUNTY.

l.. +. Fisher and v G. Daks ar, suthoriz-
cd agents in San Francisco Of the Monlys
CousTr MnE1.
Eugene Psnnsnbsrg, Attorney at Law,
Prescott, A. T., is the authorizsi agent of
the MoHAvs CoyxIY Mnss In Ysvapsi
county.
Mohave County miner., 1884-10-12

a. sIMoyDs. Prop.
The state journal. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1883-1885, 1884-09-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

On and after November 18th, 1883, the Pas.
S senger Trains Of the Pennsylvania RSilroaJ
rive az MaI IePaPl from Harrisburg and ar
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