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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-12-11
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For the benefit Of the St. John party
we quote one exstract from Mr.. Mas.
by's letter:
The festivities wuz KEEP up till day
lite, and the heft Nv the corners slep
on his floor. wat little sleep they got.
It was u glorious celebrashen NV glo-
rious event. Half the toasts that wuz
drunk wuz to the Prohibishnists of Moo
York, whose zeel for st. John enshoor.
ed the eleckshun Nv Cleveland, and
struck death. blow at the tempranse
fanaticisn wich seriously threatened Us
even in Kentucky. Out NV the five
bsrls Nv whisky consoomed, three Nv
EN- wuz to our Prohibishn friends.
The Prohibishnists and the rum mills
NY Moo York did the biznis.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
h va been sold at sheriH's sale to whittie,

h va been sold at Sheriff's sale to Whittie: Fuller q Go. for S17, ,92l.
 It is stared on good authority that tht production of gold in Russia for the year 1883 only reached the sum of $1S,3SO, coo showing a marSe decline.
 A veIn of sapphire corundum, 28 inches wide and estimated as worth $200 to the ton, has been discovered in the anthracite regions of Pennsylvania.
 At the great Krupp foundry at Essen, the pr1duct averages 1000 tons of steel for each working day of tne year.
 The bullion output of North and South America is said to be over $6O,OOO,0OO per aunum.
 Those most familiar with it, declare that no other country possesses mines of such wealth and varie ty as Siam.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Signal Items.

F. McCloud, the village blacksmith and one of the oldest residents of Signal, has left for Santa Monicl, Cal, for a two months vacation,
 Jack Dolan aud wife have left and gone to Ash Fork to live.
 Mickey Dolan is farming the Wells place and has fine crop,
 S. o. Prince has returned from his trip to California, Mrs. Prince remaining in Oakland.
 H.B. Cox has closed up his saloon7 and talks of going back to Mineral Park to live.
 Col. Owens having bonded the Pacific Copper mine, is now out prospecting for another big mine. The colonel is veteran prospector and deserves to find another McCracken.
 MT. Hammerschlaght of the Lester min ing company paid us q visit last week; also Judge Hyde of the MINER.
 lhe Planet furnace has closed down for a few days pending change in the man. ngement of the furnace. Work is being pushed on the mine which is welding we'll. The company employs Mexican miners principally and it is rumored will soon put on lot of Chinam6n.
 We hear that work On the McCracken mines will start up again early in Septem- ber There is no reason why that mine should not be worked all the year round
 MT. Driver has been sent out by the Les ter mining company to take charge of the mill.
 Tt ia nr,I,r 1nso in tha shndn
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22

Special notices in the reading columns Ot the MINER will be charged at the rate ot Ten Cents per line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
MOHAVE COUNTY MINER.
%OFFICIAL PAPER oFTHE COUNTY.

L.P. Fisher and E. c. Dake are authoriz- cd agents in San Francisco Of the MoHAvE COUNTY MINEB.
 Eugene Pannenberg, Attorney at Law, Prescott, A. T., is the authorized agent of the MoHAvE COUNTY MINER in Yavapal county.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
MINING ABROAD.

It is only 1O50 in the shade
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22

Mrs. Gideon's restaurant in Kingman
 a good place to go to when you are hungr
 and want square mell.
 Henry Bowman runs g good stage lin
 between Yucca and Signal making the tri1 Over 45 miles-in nine hours. He de serves to get more patronage than he does , L. J. Lassell is at the New London min,
 preparing for the new hoistng works whicl
 will be put in place in few days on tha
 property.
 P. F. Collins is in town from the San
 Francisco district where he has been oper-
 ating on one of his gold claims. The re
 port that he has eaten 45J0 pounds of pro-
 visions during his absence is entirely un- true.
 The miners of this section of Arizsna should now wake up and go to work in earn est for Mir. H. w. FOrman, agent of the Pueblo smelting and refining company + certainly paying more for ore than was evel paid before. They want lead ores and lots If it; also dry ores. See their advertise nent on page 3. If.
 We call attention to the advertisement O. the Pueblo smeting works which appears
 n this issue. This complny say they can afford to pay better prices for lead ore than has heretofore been paid They have | resident agent, Mr. Foreman, at Kingman who will be at all times only too glad to give full particulars as to freight, smeltina charges, &c.
 On M Inday morning ltst man named Dun Harrington, commonly known a. Double Den," W IS found blck of White't saloon, with his he Id cut and beaten almost % jelly. With difficulty the following facts were eliotei from him The night pre- gious he and one James Barry were on s ,pres. B arry was hunting row with some body aud Harrington fell a victim to his i drunken rage. They started to leave town | together and when they were going down | the hill back of Capt. Whites saloon, Barry | attacked Double Den with a large quart | bottle, breaking it over his head and knock | lng him down. Barry then struck him with | the jagged edges of the broken bottle, cut | ting deep gash just .ck of the left eye. | 'tarting it from its socket, which will prob l +bly destroy it. He then pounded him over 5he head with large rock. until he Double | Oenl be ;ame insensible. When found the | T ?Xt morning his head was almost a shape | lesS mass, with cuts and bruises, and so swollen that he could SC freely be recognized. It was the undoubted intention of Barry to 1ill him, and when he left him thought per haps he had accomplished his fiendish work. Barry got lrbine and struck out for the mountains. He was followed next morn :ng by Under-Sheriff Kuencer and Deputy Sheriff Jackson. After trailing him for come time Under-Sheriff Kuencer came up- Dn him, but finding him hid in the rocks nd armed with a carbine did not dare to lttack him with hls sIx-shoOter, so he got Jackson, returned to town and they armed themselves with rifles, took the trail again md found their man in Cerbat. He was ar rested and lodged in jail. Double Den is recovering slowly, much to the surprise of everyone. The severest punishment known 70 the law is entirely too light for such fends incarnate.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pub Iished for the period of ten consecutive weeks in the MoHAvE COUNTY. MINER, weekly newspaper published aS Mineral Park, Mohave county Arizona.
 THOMAS WING, Register
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
The School Master of Our
 RepbuIic.

''When our republic rose, Noah
 Webster became its schoolmaster
 There had never been a great natl On with universal language without dialects. The Yorkshireman can not now talk with a man from Cornwall. The peasant of the Llgurian Appe. nlnes, drives his goats home at eve ning over hills that lock down on six provinces, none of whose dialects he can speak, Here, five thousand miles change not the sound of q word. Around every ireside, and from every tribune, in every field oi labor and every factory of toiI, is heard the same tongue. We owe il to Webster's SL cling Book and Die tionaries. He has done for us more than Alfred dld for England, or Cad mus for Greece His books have educated three generations. They are forever multiplying his innumer able army of thinkers, who will trans init hls name from age to age. Only two men have stood on the New World, whose fame ;s so sure to last Columbus, its discoverer, and Washington, it's saviour. Webster Is and will be it's great teacher; ano these three make our trinity of fame."
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
MINERAL PARK. JUNE 9, 1884.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIL.

Mineral Park to Kingman and all points east and west. daily, except Sundays. Arrives F m., leaves 1 p. m.
 Mineral Park to St. Thomas-Arrlves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a. m' Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Frlday al "a. m.
 Mineral Park to Signal-Arrives Tuesday Tbnrxday and Saturdav at 12:O0 m., leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at p. m'
 VIM. KRIDER. P. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Sinking Fund Notice |.
WM. H. HARDY.

TREAsURER's OFFICE. Mineral Park, Mohaye County, A. T.
 June 21st 1884. Bids for the surrender of Mohave Coun- ty warrants will be received by me at my office until 2 o'clock P. M., on the 10th day of July A. D. 1884. Amount in the Sinking Fund to be bid for is Five Hundred and Fifty [$55O.] dollars.
 Bids must be in the form of sealed pro posa' accompanied by the warrants offered to besSurrendered, addressed to the County Treasurer, and marked Sinking Fund.-
 W. M. KRIDER,
 Treasurer
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Shooting sat Signal.

On last Saturday evening about p. ID
 he citi-ens of Signal were startled by q
 quick succession of pistol shots in the di-
 rection of the creek. Some ten shots were
 fred in about thirty seconds and number of men at once rushed t1 the soane of the
 tfray. It appears that Mexican named Slntos Laguna had trouble with his wife about month siace which ended in her leaving him and taking refuge at the house nf one Yalenzuela. Last Saturday Lqguna, after imbibing a sufficient quantity of poor whisky to get his courage uD to the fight ing point, went to the house and demanded his wife, who refused to go with him.
 Chereupen he iudulged in a large amount of very bld language and was told by Ref ugiO Valenzuela, a young Mexican about 19 years old, to go away or he would get hurt, to which Laguna replied by drawing his six-shooter and firing four or five shots in quick succession into the house through the open door, The hog af once returned the fire with a shotgun and afterwards with a revolver. Llguna's last shot struck the boys pistol throwing it against his shoul- der with such force as to knock him down. While groping in the dark to recover his pistol his assailant left, probably thinking he had killed the boy. Judge Koshland promptly issued warrant for his arrest and N. w. Clark as promptly served it as special constable. L1guna was examined on Monday and Tuesday last before Judge Koshland. who held him to answer to the grand jury upon charge of assault with an attempt to commit murder. and placed his bail at one thousand dollars. which he was unable to give.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22

Senator Sherman advocated law to prohibit bank officials engaging in speculation.
 4 large number of houses were de stroyed by fire in Pisaqua on the fifth of June.
 At the republican congressional convention at Carbondale on Friday. John B. Thomas was nominated by exclamation.
 For the first time Tn many years the gates of the Palace yard were locked for the night, after the sittings of parliament were over. This pre- caution is due to the wide spread fear of dynamite.
 Boston, June 19.-The gentlemen composing the national com mittee to notify Blaine and Logan of their nomination have nearly all arrived here. They meet tomorrow morn ing for organization and at o'clock go to Augusta by special tram.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22

NnTInE.M My limited means com NUIlUEspel me to require settle ment within sixty days for all goods purchased of me. Twill most rigid. ly enforce this rule from June list 1884, until further notice.
 * w. M. KR1DER.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Notice.

There is no one authOri zed to col- lect toll or rent for me at Canon Station, nor will be until the road is thoroughly repaired, and then I will give ten days notice before anyone will be authorized to collect toll or pay for water.
 WN5 IT HApDv
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
ITEMS FROM THE VARIOUS MINING
 JOURNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

The Castle Dome mining and sIneIting conpany's works at Melrose, California
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-04
CONNECTIONS:
f,xS (sr.r,

Sass lir..a
SGressS, u =. a.
ialS 6etlleU,s
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legitimate resu.
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MI ,CELLANEOUS.

u II. 3 PIN NEY.
NO. &c ke arny Street
frssss III Chronic and Special Dissasss.
XounG Men
UWhO May b. >ss4eriHS frsssn he
W effects Of youthful foliies or ..'Giscreii II
VI d. well to avail themselves o. Tn :, the
xre.test boon ever laid on the tar Of sui
eerny humanity. Dr. op;nuey will GU ,rantee
to l. rfeit $500 Tor ever III ,emins Weak
ness or private disess, D; any .ind or Character
Which he underta .es and fails to cure.
MDDLE-A0ED MEN.
There are many the age o; thirty ta sixty
wne are SrOub' I'D with zoo frequent ev cue lions
II the bladder, often accompanied by q slight
mari 9 or burning sensation and q weakening
Il the 81 stem il -lanner the pa In cannot
,CcOu1t for. On examining tire rrinal de-
o,-its Roy sediment will zen = found and
sometimes small particles albu hen wi ap-
peir, or tle color wi be o, lin ,rlkish ;,ue
again changing t" DIRK and tn Did appear
.nc> There re mar VIII. die o. this diff
iculty, ignorant OF the cause. which is the Sec
md stage o. seminal we: kre>- Dr.. ). will
guarantee a perfect Gre in II s'a:1 case, ard
healthy restora on I the genito urinary
i-ans.
flee Hours-lO to and 6 to s. SUNDAYS.
rom 10 to Ill a. m. Consultation free,
Tn rough exainiD ,tiOn and advice, Is.
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jan2In
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DIR. LIEBIG'S
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f~.a .be ~ TEN. tones the nerves, s renyt hens
~, ,nuSc,eS checks the waste, in,igorateS the
" ;e system and restores the afflicted to
ia tn and Happiness.
&c reason MANY cannot get cured Of SEM
W.. Weakness Loss vi Mantl Nod, etc, is owing
: comp ication called P. .OSTArtRRHEA
VISA HYPERaETHESIA Sh'ch requires u, Gu
Ia. treatment DR.. Lieb & s lnviyoratot is the
utr positive cure TOR PSDSfA rU2RHEA.
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i..atiu DIsPtNSAHY.
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y ~ on with Vita: Weakness and 10 5 of Vial
I, Known a> ProStAtorrhe. Hundreds oi Ives
r.,: ne IL lost fer the want - proper -rsat
'or this co ar i-lti"n, and Thousands i,avS
=. ~ their property and pi3,sure N life from
fTac.:
@.s;c Of Inv7gorator W. Cases of
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tt's .-c Y tI"ni .,hse' vttiun.
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''roYe the "oad srtai Power vi the IN
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wat, a-fsrlnca 4o5 Mason s're.t, lou
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81 ife
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l,AlLkUAu TRAVEL.

TRAINS FkOM VIRGINIA 10 CARSON
AND RbNO:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-04
MEDICAL.

We N''H' III! pnh 81
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prem ,torfuse. fsrD>iasaeriaSe emissions.
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all is c>.sN heat .n.a> az. lr. IN
n ta.rv-.r rau.e Or sues..1 1t ell
riches d llr,!ieS the BIZ 3d. SIR n,then, the
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IL steps ai una, u ! ant ieb IL ..ing nrsit
tIion tn system. reveG;ing INV IA tayy los es
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'ir''ie etc, 80 destructive L, ni!.d nd body
tt IS sur, eii ~ II r pf all X DNEN AND
bi-A''btn COMPLAIN y. t contains no
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-04

TRAINS FROM RENO To CARSON AND
VIRHINIA:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-04
HAVHNG SUCCEEDEn TO

"AVlNG SIcCEEDED TO
4 the business of the Carson lily ~av.
legs san. ~ ar" now p epared To- do =
General Banking Business
hillSUl trhinge bought AN. sold On
san francisco, New York. ENGLAND,
Ireihni. srrnitnv. rauc aui at, tho
principal cities Of the United states aud
Europe.
1c,-.rar bic transfers made
I>Su- certificates Of deposit and -
celVr deposits ON open accoan'.
ol!ecti"nS made at current r"tes
eNc,la,,ce
BnltIon bought AMI sold
MN ny stocks bought aud sold on
cOmnri sion uuly.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-04
.,e Great fl;sis>ii Rt,i;le,i,

Is a never failin .
cure Tor Nervnu
Debility, ENhs,'Is-
ted Nlt9'iiy, aeni-
IN al W eak iesS.
l. Os Manic ri.
!nptte"y Pros
:a.orl'h "a. paraiy-
Sis aud all the ',r-
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-10

with the chief who stole S4s, 900 Of Gov
ernment money, by paying back to him,
and divided up the remainder between
its counsel for effecting the cOmprO
mise, what may we not expect?
The peculiar financial foresight that
| ever accompanies the construction Oi
j the Governments public buildings, is
again realized in the completion and
occupation of the st. Louis post office,
and the approaching completion of that
1t Philadelphia. The estimated cost of
the st. Louis affair, which is charac-
terized as an architectural abortion, was
81 .250, 900, while the actual cost has been
little more than 81, 1000, 900, with several
walls and partitions to be taken down
md rehabilitated. The original esti-
mate of the Philadelphia post office, If
my memory serves me, was 81, 500, 600,
but if the Government manages to get
into it without liquidating contracts
amounting to SS,000, 900 or $4,000, 900, it
will do what it never did before-get
ahead of the contractor. The st. Louis
building was commenced i'm 1870, and
has therefore occupied fourteen years
in its construction, with the prospect of
two or three years more i'm supplement
tary work to replace the shoddy.
Everybody was entirely taken by sur
prise on Wednesday by the announce
ment of the trasfer of Mr.. Sargent from
the German to the Russian mission. 1t
was known however from the presence
of Mr.. Frelinghuysen upon the floor of
the Senate hObnOhbing with the Sena-
tors, that something was in the wind,
and this fact accounts for the other fact
that the nomination was Immediately
taken up in executive session and unan-
lmOsly confirmed. This sudden move
may have been made in the interest of
American pork, which under the
ministerial influence of Mr.. Sargent
had failed to get back to the good
graces of the Bismarkian stomach, which
swore it would revolt so long as Mr..
Sargent stayed in Berlin, or continued
to whine over the Lasker matter. The
vacancy caused by the transfer of Mr..
Sargent is not likely to be filled at once,
for the President will not easily find an
envoy extraordinary and minister po-
tentiary who will condescend to duck
his head under water every time Bis
marck heaves in sight. PHoNo.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-10
Sherif's Sale.
So 20

Charles II. Gidley as County Treasurer of Henry
County, Ohio.
Charles and Augustus Bull
Order of Sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue of order Of sale issued from the above
named Court aud to me directed as Sheriff of Henry
County, will offer at Public Sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday. April 26. 1884,
at the hour of O'Clock M. of said day. the follow
lug described real estate situated in Henry County,
Ohio, towit
That lot parcel Of land situate in Henry County
Ohio, towit: portion of that tract of land which
wealthy P. Gregory bought of Joseph Harman, by
deed dated December 3st, 1854, and recorded on
page 75y of Henry County Register of Deeds. and
that pOitiOn hereby sold Is bounded and partcu
larly described az follows:
Situate between the Wabash and Erie Canal and
the NIaumee River and beginning five (5) rods west
erly from the west line Of the land said Wealthy P.
Gregory sold to Benjamine Bordner, by deed dated
April :4th, 1869, and recorded page 2l0, vol ii OF
said Henry County Register of Deeds; at point on
the south line of the towing path of said Canal and
running westerly along said south line eight and one
hall (Sh) rods and thence turning and running
said land sold to said Benjamine Bordner to the
Manmee River. Thence running eastery along said
river eight and one.half (8N) rods thence turning
and running northerly in liue parallel to said west
line to the place of of beginning. All in section 49,
town 3, north of range 6, east in said County.
Appraised at S6l7 90.
Terms of sale, cash. FREDERICK ALLER.
r. W. Cahill, Atty for Pl'f. Sheriff of Henry Co.
Napoleon, Ohio, Marc Is, 1884. $3.50