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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
a Persian Spoon.

A sherbet spoon is from one to two
feet in length; the bowl, cut from a
solid block, holds from claret glass
to tumbler Of the liquid, This bowl
is so thin as TO be semi-transparent,
and is frequently ornamented with an
inscription, the letters of which are in
high relief. To retain their semi
transparency, each letter is undercut
so that, although standing up an eighth
of an inch from the surface of the
bowl, yet the whole is of the same
light and delicate texture, no part
thicker than another. Onc-half of the
surface of the spoon-bowl is covered
by two clevcrly applied pieces of cary.
ed wood, which appears to be carved
from one block, But this is not the
case--they are really cemented there.
These pieces are carved in such deli
cate manner as to be almost flmy in
appearance, resembling fine lacework.
The handle OF tho spoon-at times
twenty inches long-is formed in u
separate piece, and inserted into the
edge Of the bowl in a groove cut to re-
ceivc il. This handle is also elabo-
ratcly carved in delicate tracery, and u
wonderful effect is produced by the
rhomboid-shaped handle, at times four
inches broad at the widest part and
only tenth Of an inch thick. The
groove where the handle is inserted in
TO the edge of the bowl of the spoon
and the point of junction are hidden
by a rosette of carved wood, circular
in shape, only tenth of an inch thick.
This, too, is carved in lace-like work,
and ii is cemented to the shaft of the
spoon. A kind Of flying buttress of
similar delicate woodwork unites the
back part Of the shaft TO the shoulder
Of the bowl.
The spoon which, when il leaves the
carver's bench, is white, is vanished
with Kaman oil, which acts as water
proof and prcservativc, and dyes the
whole OF q fine gamboge yellow similar
to our lockwood. The weight of the
spoon is in tho largest sizes two ounces.
The tools used by the carver are u
plane, rough sort Of gougo, and II
common pcnknfe. Each spoon Is Of q
separate and original design, no two
being alike, save when ordered In pairs
or sets The price of the finest speci-
mems is from b shillings TO 10 shiliings
each.
These sherbet spoons are really
works OF art, and are valued by Orien-
tai amateurs. Many of tho merchants
are very proud Of their sherbet spoons,
and being wood, they are 'lawlui; y for
a metal spoon, il OF silver, is an abom.
nation; consequently, the teaspoons in
Persia have iiIigree hole in the bowl,
and thus can be used for stirring the
tea only, and not for the unlawful act
of conveying ii TO the mouth in sill
yer spoon. OF course, these high.art
sherbet spoons are only seen at the
houses Of tho better classes, u coarsel
wooden spoon being used by the lower
classes. The spoons at dinner serve rs
drinking vessels, for tumblers are un
knowni and the metal drinking cups Sc
much in use are merely for travelling
or the polite deep rotations of the ire
ligious. -- Chambers JoayRal.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13

on tho drive nowadays. II is said that
love affairs between my lady and the
groom became so common that prudent
papas took fright. 1t Is the fashion
now to have riding master accompany
ladies who have no escort from their
own set. Biassen, the fashionable
teacher, often spends fourteen hours n
day in the saddle in his Office OF COM
panion. He begins sometimes as early
as 5 O'Clock in the morning, for many
hardy young horscwomen amuse them
selves with canter OF ten miles before
breakfast. Tho master does not ride
behind, but Immediately at the right OF
his charge. He wears no livery. He
dresses elegantly, and is quite as hand
some figure as any on the drive. lie
is not expected to say anything. The
charge for his service is about So an
outing 1t must be granted that n
handsome and fashionably dressed rid
ing-master would be more likely to in
spire Il passion in the bosom OF sus-
ceptible young woman than plain and
liyeried groom, The'gain to papa's
peace of mind, however, comes from
the fact that one master may serve
three dozen young women, so that the
risk of a mesalliance is immensely d.
minishcd. long Branch letter.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
STOCKING no

Take q yard of blue siics!a, two yards
of blue satin ribbon an inch wide, a
small piece of white flannel, some stiff
pasteboard, and spool OF blue silk.
OF the pasieboard cut four circular
pieces, each one measuring seven inch
es across. Cover these Tour pieces
smoothly with blue silesia, and over
hang the edges Of the two together with
blue silk, the remaining two to be done
in the same way for the opposite side.
The puils should be n straight piece
measuring sixty inches long and twelve
inches wide. This is to be gathered
each side to fit round the edge Of the
circular pieces, leaving space at the
top of the circle three inches for the
opening. The puff is now to be sewed
all round the edges of each circular
piece, except the place left for the op-
ening, thus forming the bag. Make
for the outside of one of the circles 4
piece of the same size and shape, and
embroider or applique some little de-
sign upon it. Then cut from the llan-
mel several leaves the same shape, but
smaller, button-hole stitch or pink the
edges and fasten them to the top of the
circle on the BAG, rs the leaves in any
nccdle-book are fastened, then sew the
embroidered cover outside of this at
the top. Where it is fastened place a
bow of ribbon. This is for holding the
darning needles. On the circle the OPP
posite side a piece Of sjlesia is gathered
top and bottom to cover u little moro
than half the circle, Tor pocket. In
the casing at the top run an elastic,
and in this pocket is kept the yarn for
darnng. The satin ribbon is used to
draw the puff together at the top, and
the interior is the receptacle for the
stockings. American queen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
WIRE sCREENs.

A very handsome fire screen can be
made Of peacock's feathers by the fol-
lowing process; Have u frame of wire
bent into half circular or fan shape,
and covered with coarse muslin. The
wire should be twisted into handle
and made to fit tightly into small
wooden stand weighted with lead The
eye feathers are first glued on around
the edge standing out good deal be-
You'd 1t; then second and third row,
and SO on, aftcrward filling up as the
center Is approached with the smaller
feathers. Procure, If possible, pea
cocks head, and glue or tack it with a
coarse needle and thread to the center
II you can not get the head, fill up
with tiny feathers, Cover the back with
fancy paper, red or gold, --LostJa Her.
dld.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
How TO Make stocking-Bag.-Orna'
mentation OF Table Cloths.
DINING OUT on TERMS.

The following story was quoted by
the author of the Paris letters in Y as
Semblee Ndti0nale as an episode that
actually occurred shortly before. Some
days since manufacturer happened TO
be dining with magistrate. All the
guests were greatly enjoying the lively
talk OF novelist, who also works for
the theater, and, by the way, works
exceedingly well. That evening he was
full of fun his wit sparkled like a dis
charge of fireworks. The dinner went
off like flash of lightning, (Ihis, you
perceive, is a French way OF writing
briskly for the country newspaper)
When they had left the table the man
ufacturer took the novelist aside and
with low bow said:
"Ah, monsieur, how much you have
gratiiied me!'
"Monsieur!'
Yes, reallyi you have n great repu-
tation for talent, but | did not expect
10 find you SO very amusing"
But monsieur
Monsieur" continued the manufac-
turer, my wife is indisposed."
"Ah!'
For some time past she has been i'll
and out of spirits. Would you have
the goodness to come and dine with me
one of these days? You will amuse
her."
''You believe that ! will amuse your
wifeP"
a do, indeed. Do come"
Very well, monsieur; but Of course
you know the terms?'
The manufacturer stared at the move
list.
1.-The terms!" he repeated, like man
who tries TO understand what is meant.
Certainly" replied the other with
out hesitation; "when dine out--with
manufacturer-thats 500 francs"
"Ahr
40 be sure! You manufacture
chemicals, or cotton goods, or beet SUI
gar, or heaven knows what; you sell
those things and get your living by
them, don't you?'
"Yes, but
81, " continued the author, work my
brains and live by what l can spin
out Of them; that's my merchandise,
you understand. When a gentleman
invites me to dinner 10 amuse his wife,
who is dull, that's GOO francs.
"What capital joke"
mo joke at all. Madame-your
wic--is little low. Eh bien! send me
the cash and will como and divert
her."
The dinacr has not yet been re-
ported,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13

IL Is selfoyIdcnt that physician raging
particular attention to q class If cases attalus
great skl and physicians IN regular practice
all over the country knowing this, freq emily
recommend cases 10 the oldest office IT. hnoris
to, and the proved good remodicF Of all
ages ana countries are used, A whole house 10
nseu for ONCE purposes, and oil are treated with
what to do, no experiments arc made. On &C.
count of I he great number applying, the
charges are Kept low, often lower thAn is oe-
named by others, " YOU secure the SKI ! hd
yet speedy aud PERFECT life cure, that mo
important matter. Pamphlet, SO pages S.nt
IN my ullrpgq free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON.

The ornamcn,aliOn Of tablc-cloths
for breakfast and luacheon is more
elaborate than ever in worked flowers
and fruit of colored thread with tringes
TO match, which display the service of
colored Bohemian and Venetian glass
or the japanese and Chinese porcelain
used for informal meals TO the best adj
vantage. The plain white damask Ia
ble-cloth is always used for dinner, al
though innovations have been attempt
ed to substitute napkins laid at each
plate instead Of one large cloth, as they
can be more easily removed for dessert
without disturbing the service of the
silver, crystal, and Sovres porcelain
which is used For liqueur falcons, as
well as for oil and vinegar cructs, the
bird kingdom has been extensively in
vaded TO furnish models. Birds of
crystal, mounted with gold or silver,
are used rs well for toilet sets. The
smallest specimens, like canaries and
minute parroqucts, are pretty for this
purpose, while swans and pigeons are
more in vogue for table service. $780,
american queen.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13

a wild man, captured In Ochcecoe
Swamp, near Chatiuhoochec and car
ried TO Tallahassee, had been SWIM
ming in Ocheecoo Lake, from island to
island, and when taken was entirely
destitute Of clothing, emociated and
entirely covered with u phenomenal
growth Of hair, lie could give no ac-
count of himself, and the theory is
that he escaped from an asylum in
some other state.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13

rrN oN1H md BOARD rr three live
MD Yong Ntn or Ladies' In each county
w. Address J.. +" IlEGDER n Co Oh cago,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
FASHIONABLE HORSEBACK RIDING.

The fashionable ridng-masters say
mat we are becoming as great u nation
OF horsemen and women Us the Eng
lish' The amount Of riding done here
This summer would seem TO bear them
out The drive in the afternoon Is dot.
ted throughout It's length by graceful
figures on horseback. Dr. pancoast. Of
Philadelphia, has four splendid saddle
horses. He and the Misses pancoast
ride with great daring and skill Miss
Baker. the daughter Of Alfred G. Ba.
ker, the Academy's aggressive Prcsi.
dent rides with her brother, and 50
speedily that her long, old.fashioned
curls are sent flying out on the wind.
Miss Sellgman, the New York banker
daughter; Miss Merritt, Miss Stiols,
Mrs. Colonel Worth, Of New York
Miss Field, Of Brooklyn, and Miss An
drcws, Of New York, arc all dashiDg
and graceful riders. Grooms arc rare
ly seen canterlng after the youngladie'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
- Only laughter Cured of Copsnmp,
tiOu.

Nhc, death "as Lolrj cyircicd from c,neump.
Won. Hd 'rhr'uv having ia led, aud IT. ii
James N"r 'ArtNm"uuu b. accidcl,ntN made
prpautuu OF lIGtau Hem. which cured he onIy
'hlu. q bow gives tb.s rel, G uu receipt ftwo
sWnpsl 10 sy oNr'n-.s Hemp A-u cures Night
NNo'l~ NnI.ta 40 the stomach. and VIII break
,-I coo - boEir. Address CRAplOIR
4 Colo! Rae, Street Philadelphia, / a nam.
lhE IA aver.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
Pretty Riders in Pink.

Now, in place OF foxes, these gallant
knights of the pink coats, knee-breech-
es, whips, 'ounds, etc, had-what do
you suppose? Nothing more nor less
than an old bag of anscseed, which
they caused to be dragged around over
n few miles OF easy cross country. Let
one 'hunt' serve rs Il sample Lem,
farmer man, from Schuylerville way,
was hired to hitch up his old mare TO
tho bag of anisGsccd and perfume the
line OF march. lie was told to avoid
stumpy, stony country, ravincs, water
over foot deep, brush that would tear
the pink, etc, and to otherwise do
as live fox lleoing for his life would
not do. Lem obcyed TO the letter. He
picked out broad, smooth fields, and
when he came to n fence would let
down the bars or take of the top rails.
After dragging the old rag-bag around
and around, in plain sight of some ia
vored spot where the "kerridcesn
would be subsequently located, Lem
would hide the fox in n little clump of
bushes IN big field, to be caught ut
tho finish.
AT n proper time away would 90 the
horses and dogs, who were to be pitied
for being in such silly company, and
after disporting themselves in sight of
some ladies' and gcntlcmen-aiways
very few-for half an hour tho dors
would smiil out the socd-bag, and IN
would rush one OF the huntsmen and
capture the "brush' (which would DO
in u real ioX--the animal tail, and nm
other would capture the mask" or
face, and the dandy cocksparrow war
riors, spatlercd II little, perhaps, with
mud, would move along Broadway
prouder than peacocks. Troy Times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13

hnttnrps. ar Hints on Economical H,u.e
| '''"- 70, B.iauE, 9 utaining "A rlates
OF Cottages o-un, ON $500 10 $1,000. With
descriptive t'erprrs- ! Sy0. vol Handsomely
louna j. cuty m.iird on TccslB. ofsI
"M, :. COM UCK, PuN, 6Asi,r Place, y Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13

4 OVER ! Frs 'ord for our select List of
>Wne 'trert, Ncw York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
To Maze life Brighter

~ mdNe LIE brighter
IN" dY.uctc'- lot is not happy one. Ban op's
NaPtlhe P.-slyfs tJc The cmtdy. Price . cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-13
OUR CRAZY QUILT.

A Paris Novelist who Charges His
Hosts,--ire Wea Nation of Horse
Men and Women.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
Estray Notice.
summons.

lathe Di5sr.s. Court n the Inird Judi.
e.s.i bistE.et terg..a.y u Arizon,, Count,
of A"i,rEa.
.. II. rllr szE Ci.a4. ". Pike. partners
un5sr Z ffsa a'la5 - J. 81. Pike Il SON.
p.g.al o. 81. & rga rsnty NEd hsr hug.
y ISL b, g.. tsH,y tsE-.a ata.
A. "a 1Fs. b $40 Distinct C1urt II
Eq B 20 Is 30 J.rsri u toe lerfiiaFs
4 'az'a - ,la6 CrH'y Il SO.
Esu'
TO ss 70 o. greeting
y J. ,fEt rUt GEs heg GussaLd, y.
lag are '.,r ~ aauaI ard required
- aIsnF .r a2s.s ur.8,Ef ~ isst YIN
bg ilps o r. sa..G u'..ufaa.s ~ Lls Dis
iHG. .S-ft r.afH : aa JH3clat Itair.ct,
~ EGd '.E. lg ,.#..sT nt Al8aayr. "A tie
IgtFftE,rr 3 IS .Tlrfa. at, aus1rsr the com.
ttI -ng Z. % r..Eafln 20 r.- ~ OF Ih3s ggust, at
Mineral P8IE. fn $3.50 aHguty IL, COY ~
vh.ra cTrT .Tt H9uolaIHu fi.t, sum.
I0prs wlLW '"es1F DAYS IvEriUgiso II
the Lav u arg.ga' atgsg DO service ut-sn
500 81 thiH suuE,uHa y served "a this
cBgat y: bat 4 -.rFtd 20 ot q . csEu; ard
attniu th.A GE.rr Hen WHhn thirty
aty ! js ~ Uia ~ nasr-. fEgtT Gays.
3Ha ga rr t.r.-srs .Eg-t0i tlgA Il yuu
{ u EaeVgF d" q .rrg~F 90 r8UpfHint NJ
sbnse fp4 4lTti % Eu1 e rl'l tfko iudg.
usFf hy daf If gHiEtt gHu 'or ii5e SOM 1f
foB iuLaE,E M d N. .sirt 3 Do -, With
iatrrear Fletiru fnr riolT'l 5ar - 'rns
. u. 1855 tEir toul ore f"r cent r0r
W.f''t art ns 1f Ga'grs eat ia lhis
10 sf rE...a'r,.
ffg fr'rr -r g. Uf .nH thr
20 s.ltH-s srrrs Isastt s,
4 as.I,-y ts~r7'-Is 10 8Aa lstU G.y OF
JsayE. 2IaerEzzrz.
Clerk.
Dya NganMa,
AtfUiEs fpf hIhinfiI
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02

ssygl.a qa ptlts,s a. n aap@p.at sud s4,Vel
llerI.ya uasalsis u the kind nos in usf,
tdapted % All grsde aisd cases II pFs.
Iili. IA .oliRv has bcsa thoroughly tested
ths sst ~ years nndsf 4 great varsity
4 . Rltlons giying most e1tfagrdiuAg ~
saIts ~ ~ isaYUgoe q anything syrr ts'
~ 70 li1ed
4 red ut competitive ,ozi n de wlth tls
free a. ihs tagi,s.s mins ia Aes Ms1iol
showed an agiv.mtaso VI - per cent iufasUi
4 iLs bInesa. The im,snHt sHy-,i over ti'
FrGu belnr spueisaI 60 iay ths ruitre q =
y tic nashinot siAsriy every ufaltb N ilf
sT.
he fstpvua j. ~ e.g SE,tlH u H
aAilF q aAfas q eEyF 81 ttGEgr D, scl lsrs,
lgsl-- ~ eisg is Mt jSuF. taan isalf tia
sify uttar ~ e4g p city, sud lh'
ft ~ II le rl3 iGu isSUnas hess, Ihu.
icau FsaG0in- tLs eubt oi tNtGsifsri ,tloi
SEooa1-- ttG t2Isste q fottpu 90 Is
nm IIa uyllt iA at f5ufg tiisW Hf5s thin,
shas 0f .IB fFae 20 srY - .tr hest "a oh ~
uu5a us gEl-hg sua -. beF SoFE bsin
ian.l- fls q afdsu,o Zoe 70 alsisn
Isl. Hfr "a -aaiu HI -#t Uatt iu
no. ~ Na t B EgieN ums
= l.E, suFE aZ uativt 3tir N8ls.E U5'alf uns
EuURER Nos mere thsa 0Er ialf o.,
% o. - rrqgiftd--a y .iut ef Riest nBpIf
fshoU WbBFea run>iaafs,ils ngf.ibgf aFe used
irfrH-- NJ sP1Ci : SSH end yafF hilic
- is nrca ~ - 20 OIsrsie ~.
SIsgu- M ulhs.' Wr8eF - require .aau il
rr,nsneA by ths b lte3,ps.
styrSlB-- 10 . yrs al the amglgam, Galt
or =. !gpr that eacafsss tho batteries. p ns al
.stt .oss---.n iuy5laahls feature. aBd olaim.
Cd ~ 30 other 10 king 4bc msohisre svUTt,
.,,.sra, thai d goats l1f tits putp ss sluEe
EtelrA-- much eaarzer grade 81 orc Gstr
% "A t.tiled snscsrsAfIlly istfA BY my Uths
fna aine--y Hrslt shyautaEs IN nisuy in
stauces whtige enc rrusking II not nccessAT,
10 ella. inats the mineral.
NiNIH--it has NJ srnali aud dtliosts me
eh niS.., requiring nice adjustment and N.
clio osi Riteution-nn ms,ipeFRbl1 objection
% al belt and %. sf EIfms - ipachiues. InA
ding them unfit for tta TIuqli selyire of q
IaHrts mill.
TEvrR- Great simplicity % lnstfuetifi
mi sIn I nusabcr oi wearing psrts. IL,
sho,e N 4cbine = cnnspTiEHd tn srNentre,
/, ie-es. anly thrra " whieh ars sab,sct T.
any spccial N0by. sud these esn bs replace,
4, n tpmiH 4 cost. Tho Frhe hrs l3 piece
nj slne siniilsT machines many more, VI,
king complication ui parts iiiat iuyoly1
constant repair aHd great s1psuAs in ,hI
way. ~ well ~ IN lss II time.
We are aware that thg mos, sweeping ani
preientions claims Re made. for ne.El'
every .,ucentr,tor IN the tnaTksi, bat 10 i
: we'll known CO ttat the results ~ thri
spsr,atiun have pot IN amy instarre msd
goai these GAINS. 4 d adv ytLtages here st
forth for the Dunosn, ~ well 80 the st4ta
maBts - de, We re prepared 90 substant'
ate bg sotghl working results.
Price. x35a Weight. about lIlpr
send for Gireul9r tu Pacific irou Work.
AANkIN. FKAYTOS q 90.
hgn IraUotsoo Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
ANuoU :. cEaizETs
E0R SgiERIFr.

RoiRrt Steen hereby announces
himso!i as a candidate FOR reelection
as Sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
I'IIIE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY


e1er1lse. "a snaturer y+ars. t'l - Iuss Of
MDurry IasS,tude, SuC.HTnVl EniisSi,ns,
kycrsipn to society DSmness ~ Vision.
Soi 4cs IN tbs iIrgd; tho vital fuid raising
uuosserved Ia ,Gc urine, hnd many vtLsg
diseases that lead 90 ms nifty ard death.
DIR. MlNTlR, WHO Is rngglaT physician
viii agree 90 forfeit Five Hundred Dollar
for ctso Of this kin the VITAL RESTOR
ATiNE tuudCr his uIno,sl advice and treat
meut sill not cure, or FOR onytning unpprs
or injurious found In H. Dr. Miniio treats
all private diseases sroDessfuay without
meIcUy. Consultation free Jhoroupb
examination ana nGsics. inclndng analysts
Of urine, Fiyp Dollar Price nf Vital les
turRtiye. Sil5s bottle. br four times
the quantity fof five dsllans. ssui 10 any ad-
dress upgn receipt ~ pr.c,.. or Z. . -. a
cure from 1lsserVa ii0n and IN private nsns
IL desired, by
l. Y. Minsie. NJ. u,
u ho,fny 81 San fran.rscp, Cd.
SAkii'LE BOIILE FREE
Viii be scat q, olyoue applying by bitter
stating symptoms, sex sud age Strct Sc.
cresy IN regard O. Ell business transactions.
DIR. MiNTiE'E KIDNEY REMEDY.
cures ~ kinds 4 kidnes
ans blHdd"r complaints, Cffnorahaea. gleet
leuourrb0S. For sale by 30 druggists a.
One dollar rar bottle; siH bottles for Wv,
dollars.
DIR. MlNIglgs DaKDElfoE PILLS
arr the best md clio post Tlvs,NI~ia AID
Billions cure "a the msrkct. ~ sale by an
druggists.
IIarSgtf
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02
Summons.

In she fDistrief aaert a tbs ihsrs ys1.'
cal Disiflcs ~ tte tsfntory ~ Afs1fe'
County of Moh ". -
p5t,.g a.f.rtl ftt sunilsons.
sei..ai bgotl, ID N the uistvist lOnTt ef
the Tintd JIaloini Ii-.rict q the lsfriiofs
~ Anxsus, Va ai.d fer shs County % nv
bafr.
he Tsfiitory Of Arizona scnda greeting
10 John Kiney.
a, nf,,,eNr n, an sessun brought against 700
I,x ti,e abnye uanlea plaintiff ia ths Dis
tT,., Coprt Of tbs Third Judicial District
In ana for ,le poan,s 81 Aobase, iu ths
T,rritoryIf AfiloaA. and answer the coin'
tlnstt Gisd win fhs Clerk " tins t"Or', ~
Mineral PARK i j said coDnis "a copy oi
uhlou e.aHplAiht Egcofpanses this tuia.
a,oiis) within iwss.F dssS ta1einANe ~
tha dsy - sois ~ aftrT The service upon
yta Il ihis hufaia"hs served ~ ia.s
&. ,aIittt isat Il ssTyed out ~ sic coynts'
gr.d ssitbjn dts district, tbcn ulIhin ulns
d4ts.ig eli ttbnr rasss, forty days, Aud
y.,n sse hsteb, rotibrl that 4 yOu fail 70
si,qssT I'D nFVeT thn pglFlnt ~ ahoit
r,ss.gtrsa. tts r3Aiutin Nlil nppiy 10 fAf
a. .,,Fi fol lie rsaitf isln ind~d ierin.
I'Ea .ssd Eail n u brought - "lHain
A ere aiftu,ytus tie u uds fnatiiIn"nf
is.iussfi ui lisiH ani asfgua vt Nnd c,at'
ana tiisl,nyssius.l.ts a ths jloli,t eEtsuslsTi
tty.f- under ns ! rd uud ihs sea
= -,zgn .fttsN d ihis'r.si aurt ~ Sin
eEs "a IFfk tis %5tH day IT Jalj
Joan 8 / MAoKsNzIE,
Clerk
W1 O. BLsKrLr. Attorney for piaiu,ia.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02

To- w lliam CaiycT II. =. Oakrs aud The
IeFb un plng comp uyi
lsu 20 hereby notified III & We have eI.
I1sidsd $50 m iabOr End inprsS ensents ut.
sn l'a .agnnginn mining claim. situAtsd
ia 'he Well psi nhDhg alftuct. Nwh.yr
county. AuEn..a Territory, and duly re-
coTdsd N tie fsnprCs uf said county IA
Bouk y Of MINING records. Inkc $50. in
urdef 10 Eoia satd prmlsrA GBdeT the pro-
visions n Sestion 2s2i, Revised Statutes u
the United State, being the auoant re-
quirad 20 linld The ssiI.se for the year end
ing Eecenlb.r 3lst. ie-3. Ald you are fur.
ibef notified ,hst ike pr,srrtlon ~ spJ
expenditure due from yUh ~ so, lwfv.
In0ney ~ tie Umtsd Stsirs; Bnd u within
80 daya after the pLbl esiion ~ this noties
yen i.iil or Fsfuss 10 S1ntrb butte your pro
pGrtiUn of surh expenditure - cD-DwneF,
yOur interest IN said claim wili bpcone the
property ~ the tuaeIsigned Under said
Section 2;I2i.
Mtsfx0 STccA TRus4 CoxFGSr,
BY A. w. DUS,
RESIDENT Agent.
MngEtL fAHE, MAy Eth, Iss4.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-02

GY0 IA wssk az 8 srss. =, rutGt frse.Fay Rb-
S1 tlsMElely suEr.N0 Tis1Iap'tai uos -.
HO OgaiEsC. Re der, II yon want busiiis 5
at WitiEh persons u either feE, young OToid
oau rake prtsl pay an the time they Wurs,
wits zivOIgts este'pty, write fur per Inu.
brsts ". HAirrTr 2 Co Portland Maine.