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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

If Ed. Pitcher amt a hummer.
Who can out talk ]. v. Williams.
Why the Opera House is so cold.
Why we don't hear from "Ann,e
Laurie"
If Il friend, Ed. Taylor, found a
pathfinder.
If the gun club won't be revived
in the spring.
How Ian Morris is getting along
with his puzzle.
Why we can't have a free piano in
the Opera House.
Who danced so long at Jim Demp-
sey's the other night.
What girl in Mexico has a foot as
big as Bob Whites"
How much the BARRIERS paid "Joe'
not to work Saturday.
Who poisons neighbours chickens
with Rough on Rats
Why all of the Mexico poets don't
let their hair grow long.
How the suit against the mexico
dynamiters' will come out.
If the Holiness people would not
be angels if they had wings.
If John Abbay is really going into
the millinery business at Perry.
If Uncle Billie Kemper really
took that preacher for a butcher.
Who has been giving lectures te
John Abbay? He is a new man.
Why some one don't start the
building and loan association at once
The name of the young mar who
"would not go in a saloon for $500
If Sam Britt. who broke out OF
the jail Saturday night, is still run
ming.
If some of the Mexico ladies hav,
not as much curiosity as 'Little Fer
rett."
The names Of the young ladies wh'
daily buy cigarettes at one Of oul
cigar stores.
If there was not a box full of bum
mers at the opera house the night o
the Pathinders. They were merel.
common everyday RUNNERS.
Why n of our liverymen charged
more than he agreed to when some o
our young ladies gave a Leap Yea
party. At least they say so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

The double quartette with I. W.
Baud's Mammoth Minstrels embra-
e such fine vocaiists as Theo.
jackson, Harry Nelson, Ernest Sin
clair, ]. s. MclhurTay, j. b. Tower
and Charles A. Wilson.
At Opera House Wednesday eve,
January 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Card Of Thanks.

1 feel so grateful toward those who
assisted in saving my goods Oh the
night If the fire. and also toward
those who offered kindness after.
ward, that l must say, gentlemen,
thank you. I think | have never
lived in a community where there are
more no5le-hearted people than III
Mexico. N. a. ROBERTSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Exseuter,s Netice

NOTICE IL hereby given that letters
IN testamentary upon tns estate Of Judge
e. r Cunningham, deceased. have been
granted the undersigned, John x. MAJ
maduke, by the Probate Court OF Audrain
county, bearing date January IL, 1885.
3. All persons having claims against said
estate are required 20 exhibit them 70 me
for allowance within one year from the
date of said letters. or they may be pre-
Guided from any benefit Of zach estate;
and II such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the publication Of this
notice they win be forever barred
JOHN II. NARNADUkR
an.ls kNDcutne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Bucklen,s Arpica Sslye

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheam,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tions. and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box.
| For sale by j. F. Llewellyn. Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
The Old Reliable.

The st. Louis Republican IL per-
haps the most reliable aud true DEM
ocratic paper in the world. Il has
~deservedly a strong hold on the
hearts and minds of every Democrat
within hundreds of miles OF Sd and
Chestnut rtreets. st. Louis. 1t Is .
faithful and sanguin. worker in and
for the party. Il is correct ami COM
plete in its compilation of the news
and fearless for the right rs against
| the wrong.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Only $3.50.

Only $3.50 from Mexico to New
Orleans and return, which is s1.7O
less than the rate from st. Louis.
Now is the time for all to take the
cheapest trip ever offered to the pub
lie. Tickets good for 40 days from
date of sale. By all routes s1s.3(
only.
e. s. WILSON, Ticket Agent
C. & A. and W., st. L. & P. r. 4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Cost of Mexico Fire COMPANY.

The cost of the Mexico fire COM
pany during the past year, including
repairs, is less than $500. In spite
of this we hear some kick against the
company. Every n who has been
at the fires during the year knows
the company has saved City times
this amount of property. Men who
lie in bed when q fire is going on, un'
less it is their own property. have nc
right to express an opinion.
The following is an itemized &C
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Danville (Ill.) Neus, Nov. %, 1888:
Zone of the best companies that has
visited Danville this season was that
which presented "A Mountain Pink
at Lincoln opera house last night.
The cast was a splendid n and the
company and play gave better salts
faction than any that have been on
the boards of Danville this season.
At opera house one night only, Tues
day, Feb. 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Abstract Assessors Book for 1885.

P. c. Shorts with /. W. Baird's
Mammoth Minstrels, besides being
one of the best, if not the best clas-
sic banjo player upon the stage,
presents a speciality entirely original
with himself-that of executing diff.
cult dancing while playing his own
accompaniment upon the violin.
At Opera House Wednesday eve.
| Jan 81,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Miss Matte King. of Ohio,

Miss Matte King, Of Ohio, sister
of Mrs. Householder of this county,
in company with Miss Householder,
made US a pleasant call last week.
Miss King is very much pleased with
Missouri and will remove here to in
vest her money and reside. She is a
very pleasant and intelligent lady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

There will be an informal meeting
tonight at Geo. Rohertson's office OF
all those who wish to take part in a
Building and Loan Association. To.
morrow night Col. Campbell, of Mo.
berry, will be here to explain the
workings of such an organizs ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Good Farm for Rent.

A farm OF 440 acres, 10 miles
southwest Ut Mexico, for rent. for Q
term Of years. Eighty acres clover
sod for corn. balance in grass. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
| A. G. Hit, on premises. 3I.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Another Panper.

Mrs. Miranda Davis, whose hus-
band is in Jail, who lives in the third
house over the railroad bridge, calls
this week and says she is in needy
circumstances. The LEDGER donated
and trust the. good people Of that
part of Mexico will see that she does
not starye or freeze.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Exeursien Rates

To the Worlds Fair. Mexico to
New Orleans and return only $3.50
nv all routes. For full information,
maps and time tables showing routes
and connections call upon or address
L. S. WILSON,
Ticket Agen, C. & A. and W. ST
I. 4 r. Rys., Union Depot, Mexico
Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Notice..

We have at our farm one mile
south of Mexico one stray heifer, two
years old, light strawberry roan, with
under bit in each ear. IL not called
for will be posted. N. r. WHITE.
! ~ Al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

RHEUMATISM CuRED.-n you have
it. try u bottle OF Lightning Lini-
ment; il it does not cure you the
money will be refunded. Price Is
cents. For sale at Halle Drug
Store. bly,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from c. F. Yerger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for produce. So Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

The Royal Hand Bell Ringers, with
I. W. Baird's Mammoth Minstrels,
are all fine vocalists, and their sing.
ing to the music of their chime Of
149 Swiss bells is said to be a de
lightful musical novelty.
At Opera House Wednesday eve.
January FL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Last Sunday, for the second time
on a Sunday, a dwelling house be-
longing to Dave Tomlinson caught
fire from a stove pipe running out of
a window. The fire company got
there with the machine IN Just three
minutes after the alarm was sounded,
but the fire was out. The fire was
the result of carelessness. Loss of
about $25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

New buckwheat -four, nice new
country hams, kraut, pig feet, mince
meat, white beans, hominy for sale
! cheap by r. G. Paul. 40-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

With Marmaduke for governor and
dry goods and notions so wonder
fully cheap at I. Franks who should
not feel happyf 33-n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Insure with r. S. Steele in the
Sunfire Of London and the Traders
Of Chicago, two Of the best compa-
MES in the world. Si-o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Don't waste your money buying
worthless Baking Powder. Buy the
Golden Cream from W. II. Norris.
Price Csc per pound. 33-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

| T. F. Roden sells groceries cheap
and pays the highest price for coun-
| try produce. 4-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
S.mple Letter.

HANNIBAL, No., Jan. 2, 1SS5.-R.
NJ. White, Mexico, Mo--SIR: En-
closed find check We very
greatly enjoy the news in your paper
from our old home where we have 90
many friends. Very Truly,
J. 81. HARDIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

With Cleveland for president and
the Horse Shoe boot and shop msde
shoe SO cheap at I. Franks, what
more can people want 33-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Woodward & Son can furnish an
abstract to any piece of land In An
drain county, Mo-, on reasonable
terms. 42-1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Woodward 4 Son have . complete
Get Of abstract books. 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Hayden 4 Gregg laave money to
loan in sums TO suit you. ltf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

A fine line Of ladies, misses and
children's shoes, very low ct
26-tf. ]. FRAxK's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

T. F. Roden. buys and sells for
cash, and in this way saves money
for his customers. 4-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Extra fine stock of pantaloon pat
terms at Cough & Ruger's. 19-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

The best selected stock of goods
ever brought to the city at Cough &
Ruger's. 19-h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

You will miss it II ,'ou don't buy
your groceries from c. F. Yerger.
26.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

at Washington City.
Allen Anna Armstrong Col Joe
B~randenburg IF G Blenns Mrs Manda
Burns Emma Bowen Marshal
Brothers Joseph Brooks Mrs Mat
Boyd John A Callahan w 7
Crispen David Cunningham Ezra
Darby Rosie billiard ~
Douglass Henry Duglas Alice
Doveii T NJ Dugias Sarah G
ellis Maggie Eiler Mamie
EIIia Marguerite Edmonson g W
Edmonson Gen Gray Mrs Mag
Green Eli Green Cinderella
Harden Hammer Harris Momen
| Harris Clifton Heahan Jerry
| HiIdebrand L W Lee Ben
| Lisenberr; B L Muir Richard
| Parish g Kinney Jas
| Rowell Marshall Poague w H
| Reed Mr. Francis Reans Archie
Richards Mrs E W Robinson Jabez
Robinson fedora Stack
Sartwell Ada Stewart
smith Ella Smith Emma
Smith N L Smith MISS
Stuart Morgan. Suha Freder1c
Thomas Harriet Warfsnd Mr. Lucy
Woodard John Mclaughlin Chas
Me(;ee Will Jones Mrs F
Burkamp VIM
~ Parties calling for letters IN TN
list will please say advertised"
- Office open on Sunday from I to
O'Clock in the afternoon.
i JoHs SAUNDERS, Post Master.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

4 OF. bottles Of beer for so cents at
& Dennis O'Callaghan'a 35-d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

DR.. w. c, Pipino, physician and
surgeon, Mexico. Mo. Office over
Dobyns & Gibbs. 6-sf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Go to T. F. Roden's Il you want
fresh groceries Of all kinds. 4-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

You will feel very sorry IL you
don't buy the Horse Shoe Boot Of
L. Frank. 26.sf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Take your country produce to Gar
rett & McCue's and buy your grocer.
les of them. 2S-u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

Moline (Ill.) Dispatch, Sept. 81,
1888: GA Mountain Pink and it's
rendition are worthy of full patronage.
The troupe is one of the best that has
visited Moline, and none who were
present last night were disappoint-
ed" At opera house Feb. 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

4 OF. bottles of beer for so cents at
4 Dennis O'Callaghan's. S6-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15

A Of. bottles of beer for SO cents at
x Dennis O'Callaghan's. S6-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
LETTER LIST.
MEXICO, Mo-, Jan'y Is, Is

MEXICO, Mo-, Jan'y Is, 1885.
r IST OF LETTERS remaining In the
IL post-ofice at Mexico, Mo-, and which,
If not called for within four weeks from
date, will be sent to the Dead Letter office
Of washinotan {ity-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
MEXICO MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE: KDeER By
Buckley & MOORE,
DEALERS m
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,

Provisions, Flour. Feed. Salt. Glass and Queens
ware-all sold low Tor cash or exchange fol
all kinds Of country produce. Come and see
us-NoRTHwEST CORNER SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
SOUR SHEP.v

E-ntangled in the history of this lad,
R-enown and reward he has had
And, / think, he still carries his pad;
SO look out for him when on the street,
Though you may stumble over his feet.
o. will know by his hair he's no child
Something like our friend, Oscar Wilde,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
For Leans I

Apply to Lakenan & Barnes. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
Circuit Court Docket.
Fnsr JAZZ. IS.


/ Richard Gentry W Jne P CLARK ct q.
2 F Martien We Nathan DoNney.
8 J 8 Henderson VS. .Jne P Clark.
&c w Dickerson ct al VI Lizzie Butler
5 Wra Il White vs. ] B Botkin.
6 John Barchard vs Gotlieb lIolier.
z Ella Dudley Va James Dudley.
8 Marian Cooper We Warren Cooper.
8 State Of No. to thu use of 3 B Hoot-
on Va ] F LlewelIyn ct 81.
SECOND DAY.-TuesDAY, Jan. q.
II Gen Robertson. assignee Z ? Smoth.
II Franklin Jacobs Vi John Csiswell.
Is Sd franklin ct a VI Martha Null
u KINNEY sxinney vs. Simon Carson.
IS P Mclaughlin vs. ] 8 sappiaeton.
II State of No. vs. ] 1T Smith.
IS C Il Smith vs. G VI Woolwine.
THIRD DAY.-WKpHEsDAY. JAN. q.
IS Joseph Boyd vs. Rollin McNsma.
20 J Ct Trimble, assignee John Cough.
II d II Collins vs. John Smith
q Ciacher & Rulof VS. E PCunningham
o Draper & Jenkins vs N 5 Adams.
"a Mary E Kochiing ct 81 vs DAVID
Daniels.
Is FC Harris ct al vs. z s Palmer ct al.
% G q A r r Co vs. G s Maddox ct al.
q Jno II Woods vs. W st L & P Ry Co.
q Riney Bros VS. & Il Thrapp.
20 H A Silver vs. W St L 4 Ely Co.
FOURTH DAy-THuRsDAY, Jan. q.
so Pearson VS. Koeniag.
81 Eastman VS. Eastman.
80 Robinson vs. Weir.
SO tame VS. Leiheiuier.
"a Hudson. curator. Va D~ettienne.
IS same vs Potter.
36 iiazenberry vs. G / r r Co.
81 School District 4, 80. q. vs wilbur.
80 School District 5. 81, 2. vs. Roberta.
FIFTH DAY-FRaDAY. JAW. 30.
80 Annie O'Connors vs John O'Con.
norp.
10 Chss Householder VS. E. and n
Householder.
Al D H Collins Va John G Herman.
~ NJ A Craddock ct al vi 81 W Taylor
43 W NJ Clark VS. a l. Pledge.
A Hannah DAVIS vs. Reuben Pulls.
As R,llin McNama vs. Henry Rhones.
~ Willard Barton vs. B Veerkamp.
Al l. d Payne, Jr. VI American Central
Insurance Co.
4S Vim Anderson vs. Hanah Anderson
40 John G Self VS. Matte j Self.
SO l. d Shippee vs. B F>Wylde.
81 ] w Carson vs G H Eubanks.
sixth D4Y-sArJRDAY. JAN. 81.
81 saehe.l Judy OF al vs. Mslind'
So Ella Dudleysys Daniel Dudley,
81 J and W Lorhegan vs. st LkN "
R R,
IS Washington Efiles VS. same.
IS john T Andersen Va same.
81 Sarah Hiles VS. ss.me.
IS samuel o Elders, ST., vs same.
50 Vim Fisher vs. same.
60 James Hickson vs same.
81 Geo. Elder rs same.
81 james LION vs. same.
So Sarah T Rooton vs. same.
"a Sim Hollows vs. same.
IS Mary Crasidock ys r B Hooton ct al
66 Joseph Hays VS. q d Azdeal.
SEVENTH DAY-fdoNDAY, FEB. 2.
81 John P Clark vs. w B Delaney ct al
6S A B Weidler VS. Annie Weidier.
SO Thos Willis VS. Maggie Willis.
20 Peter Motz VS. W and Il 3 Doug
lass.
II Valley National Bank VS. w 8 Black
, ~ Lafayette Eckhart VS. w s Gatson
70 Perry Reed vs. W S Gatson.
IS George Bohon to, VIM Barkwell.
rs Camilla B Black VS. d D Woodward
II f G Galbreath vs. II w Mcmillan.
70 T. NJ and e W Gill vs. r W Bourn.
70 Jacob w Atchison VS. VI L Pease.
:. CRIMINAL DOCKET.
J, EIGHTH DAY-TuEsDAY, FKB. 3D.
State vs. Henry Jackson.
4 State vs. Lindsay.
: 5 State vs. L Smith.
6 State VS. NJ Kunikle.
z State vs SAINT E.bodeman.
: 9 State vs. Sam1 Britt.
.. 10 State vs A B Stewart.
o IL State VS. Hall & Griswoid. l to IL.
= % State vs. Barker & Britt, / to 10.
80 State VS. Shoots & Barker, l to 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-15
1T IS

That hogs will soon sell for 5 cts.
That the measles are coming this
Way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
A Serious Accident.
(RecordEpitaph.)

khecord-Epltaph.l
 A severe accident occurred night be- fore last to Dr. Goodfellow, near the Mormon settlement, on the San Pedro. The doctor had received a telegram that a rsncher on the riyer-s Mir. Logan was seriously Ill and required his imme- diste attendance, and he repaired to the stables of Brown & Hare and hired 6 team to take him 10 the place desig- mated. While on his way to the Mormon settlement he kept the old road, which 1t seems. had been fenced with barbed wire, and 1t being dark, he did not see it. The first intimation he had of the danger ahead was when the horses ran into the fence. They being unable to extricate themselves the doctor got out of the buggy and attempted to help them, but he was himself caught be- tween the horses and his hand and leg were badly cut. After freeing the horses from their difficulty he obtained assist. ance, when it xss found that one of the horses was so badly injured that it was impossible for him to live. He died be- fore the doctor left. and it is feared that the other IS SO badly cut that he will no; recover. The doctor walked into Benson twelve miles distant-and obtained another team with which to come on to Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
A Cat that Put Out a Fire.

The Monongshels (Pennsylvanis) Rep ublican tells the following story: The other night Taylor Nc Farlard and family came to town to attend the tenn persDce meeting. They left the house m sole possession of Master Tom fsvorite cat. On theIr return, as soon as the doors were open, out rushes the cat into the snow, where his motions excited such interest that, his feet being eIamin ed, wero found to be blistered. Enter ing the house the surroundings of the sitting-room seemed to tell the story A live coal had sparkled out and set the carpet on fire; puss had evidently claw ed out the fire, for a considerable dis tance about the spot burned, leaving nothing but a center of ends, chsrred and frizzled. No other reasonable in. depreciation can be had. and all the cir. camstsnces support tho theory of pussy't fidelity and bravery. The family hold Master Tom in high esteem.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Application for a Patent
Us D. s. LAND. OFrIcE

-oN'oN' A- l.. APRIL ls>s NOLISE E h hS nEhEbf GIVEN. THAT THE whose poet Office address is Tr.-e u'lpany. Arizona Territory has thIs day 6sI ,tLa .La O., cation for a patent for fffssr e'eH appIl- ieet or the fandora Box Mine or ve'- t.-ar -.,-ear Copper with surhce ground sir mn u'rI bea,lrg Tn width, sltuAted m the CllI Iit" t"tJi1Irtd f..t trict, County ot Pima and I5rrl.,.-- -l'.si.s Lis- and designated by the tsIf r.l3 oi Ar.1Dla pIaI 0n ne In this once as Ia. Nr-,f.-'
 BEGINNING at the lnitisl V...'Ns' rNs' Co Nit; IS post inches sq. marked P K ~ S "tileh mound of stones. and located m tia ~, .' n end center of the claim. thence \, m %.'.Iis m 1 in, n E. 'o 4ee1 70 post lns. sq- markedp P E C, No. 7. set m mound of stone IE1r,-. D. deg. O mins. F., lj0o feet Co a rosf 4 t,s ~ ~ marked r. K; C. No. 3 set m mound of .,.,' ,,' Thence 10 deg.2min. W :IU feet to A ,s. '.''-' sq. set m a mound of stone, marked P. R e. No. (. Thence . l2 deg. 70 nm, N g.1 post ms. sI. marked F. B. C. No s., , " mound of stone. hence N 7s teu, Li mn. '' v- laUU Feet to a post ms sq. marked r. B C No g set m mound of stone. Thence \ I2 j-.s Z7 mins. E. SOJ feet to post No I r.lscs of - t.-' ming. U. $. Mineral Monument No E bs v. X S '. - degs. W, l556 feet from post No l. Nsg-s.'- variation l2 deg. b mus. r, cuntsinIrs D !, Rcres.
 THE LOCATION of thIs Mime Is r.co-,ia5 ,- the Recorders Office of Pipa Couu;y Iu F,,. I. D. ll0 of Record of Mines
 The adjoining claimants are-Noue
 Any aud all persons claiming adversely srv portion of sale Pandoras Box Mine or srrfarss ground are required tO file their adverse elan. with the Register of the United States Ia-j Office at Tucson ln the County O P.ma d-r,-I, the sixty days period of publication hara1f ,, they will be barred by virtue ,f the pr.vl-ior. of the Statute. B. M- THOMAS, Kegistsr
 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that tf. fs,s. gong Notice of Application for Patent ba rrb llsted for the period of ten consecutive wieE. m the Arizona Citizen weekly newsusr., published at Tucson, arizona
 Apr II w..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
Mining In Mohaye.
IMohave Minsr.l

From the present outlook the mining camps of Mohsve county bid fair to be the liveliest in the Territory during the coming summer. The ore IS here and all that we need is more men to take 1t out.
 There are Q great many miners in Wallapai district at the present time who are making from S5 to s10 per day chloriding; some who are making from $10 to S25 per day; and still others who are making ss much ss $50 per day. By far the richest ore new being taken out in the neighborhood of Stockton Hill is that from the Little Chief owned by John Kennedy. From all accounts he will soon have a carload ot ore that will sample from S700 to $1200 per ton. This mine has already produced s76,O0O.
 All that is needed to bring Mohave county's mines to the front as bullion producers is good, hard work and little capital. Hard work, and plenty of 1t, for our high grade mines, combined with capital and economical manage ment for those of low grade, will soon demonstrate 10 the world that the min- ersl wealth of Mohsve county is second to none.
 Messrs. ". W. Clack, z. T. Aistrop, Geo. McKennett and John McClosky are working on the O. O. ID. mine, about mile and half from Stockton Hill. Since February 1st they have taken out sbout sixteen tons of ore, some of which was shipped to the Pueblo smelling works about April lat. Of that shipped one lot of two tons sampled 149 ounces in silver and 3-10ths in gold to the ton; another lot of three tons went l02 ounces in silver and 4-10ths in gold to the ton; while still another lot of galena ore went T ounces in silver and 30 per cent lead. Another small lot of 3. 300 worked at the Kingman Sampling works gave l36 ounces n silver and 5-l0ths gold per ton. There is left on the dump as the result of work to date in addition to what has already been enumerated, about ton and 6 half of ore which samples I'll ounces in silver and about seven tons of lower grade which has not yet been sampled. This is an excel lent showing for three months work of fourmen and proves that the o. O. D. mine is e good paying property and in good handa