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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
s. RICHARDSON,

GENERAL COLLECTOR,
offers his services for the Collection of Accounts
House Rents, &C., in any part of the county. Ali
business entrusted to him will be promptly and
faithfully attended to, Il sent by mail or left at
CHARLES s. RICHARDSON,
12je* wilma, Hartford Co., Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
From His Pen.

Speaking of Mr.. Evarts' farm up at Wind.
sor, writes correspondent of the Savannah
Meas, | told him that understood that he
raised large quantity of pigs for the express
purpose of sending barrels of pork to his
friends
Eyes, Pm guilty of that" said Mr.. Evarts.
1--WE been sending Bancroft pig pork for
years and if his History of America is sue
cessful, it will be largely due to my pen"
A few years ago Mr. Evarts sent his usual
this letter:
DEAR BANCRoFT-I am very glad to send
you two products of my pen to day-a bar
rel of picked pig pork and eulogy on Chief
Justice Chase Yours, EvARTs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
VOL. XXX---NO. AZ.
VARIETIES.

What goes most against farmers grain?
His moving machine.
--"Pm having rafting time," said the cur
with can tied to his tail.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
Beyond the Reach Of Medicine.

Physician-"What are some of your symp-
toms?"
Patient-"Well, doctor, am very nervous,
and have palptation of the heart, think"
Physician-"H'm. Anything else?"
Patient-"Yes, am troubled with cold
sweats, and tendency to start at every
sound"
Physician-"H'm. Have you been trying
to get the postofiice ?"
Patient-"Yes"
Physician-"Medicine will not help you.
We will have to let the postoffice and nature
take their course"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
DO You Mean Business ?

Well, if you have strength to push your
business. it is well. But many mans bust
ness has broken down because the man was
broken down, and had no push in him. II
you want to make a success, build up your
system by the use of Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr. w. NJ. Winfree. of Petersburg. Va, says |:
"There is no medicine equal to Browns Iron
Bilters for general debility" 1t cures dys-
pepsis, enriehes the blood and strengthens
the muscles&
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16

-Foreman-"We printed this cut yesler.
day as murderer, and o.day it's wife
beaten" Editor-"Both bad men-let it 90
in" "But it's portrait of Chris Mcguire,
the wel-known politician" "Oh, the public
don't know the difference" "But Chris. will"
"Well, if he kicks run the cut in next week
for an Eminent Divine"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16

DARN FOR SALE
Il 80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
one mile east of Dublin. in Hartford County
formerly owned and occupied by the late John
z. Jones. The improvements consist of one
FRAME DWELLING and Outbuildings, good
Apple Orchard good Pumpof Water at the door.
For information apply to or address
WILLIAM JONES,
31ju2m Towson, Baltimore Co., Md,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
pnrtital.
SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD.

SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD.
"she hath done what she could;' high euogum
this,
viii He say it of me and of you?
When we knock at the gates of the mansions Of
bliss
Shall we have this eulogy too?
"she hath done what she couldr' thinking not of
cost,
Her strength and attachment to prove;
But the ointments perfume on the Master was
lost
In the richer perfume of her love.
"she hath done what she could! and the work
she had wrought
SAID the Lord-"her memorial shall be;
For wherever this word of My Gospel is brought
Shall be told what she did unto Me!''
"She hath done what she could" Are we doing
the same?
Perhaps tbs not much we can do;
But il we do all that we can in His name,
We shall have the same eulogy too.
We each have a box of rich ointment to break !;
His name is as ointment poured forth;
This box we can break we can all of us speak
OF His wonderful, measureess worth.
Oh, let it not be, when lifes passing away,
We shall look with regret on the past!
Let us do what we can, that the Master may say,
"rhey have done what they could" at the last.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16

gB- Goods carefully packed and delivered free
Of charge at any of the Railroad Depots or Steam
boats. Being only one square from the Union
and Central X. II. Depots, persons shopping will
find 1t convenient TO have their packages sent to
our care. ju18
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-16
CPECIAT..

CPECHAL.
- desire to notify Canned Goods Packers that
am prepared to secure Cans, Cases, &C., at lowest
figures and inside OF Association Prices, and also
Seeds, &C., to be placed to best advantage and In
interest of employers, e. to patrons advantage,
giving customers benefit of my special advantages
Address Louis GIEsE, ~ Chamber of Commerce,
Baltimore Md.
flake Elevator nearest Second st. Send
for Daily quotations for grain, sc. 3ap1y
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27

Colonel Dick Bright is in the city, q guest
of the Denison.
Mr. Fl. B. Sherman is on visit to his Wis
consin stock farm.
Colonel E. ID. Bsnnister, Of Lawrenceburg,
IS sojourner at the Bates.
Hon. Jason b. Brown will make his head
quarters at the Denison for a month or two.
offered the place of humorous editor of an
Indianapolis daily.
Colonel I. B. Wilson, editor OF one of the
brightest Democratic papers in the Wabash
Valley, is in the city.
Mr.. Dalton, Of Lawrence County. POST
master of the National House OF Represent
atives. accompanies Senator Voorhees,
Colorel Charles Deney, OF Evansville il
shedding the light OF his cheerful face CD
legislators and other friends, whose name Is
legion.
Miss Frankie Faulkner and sister are in
the city the guests of their father, Senator
Faulkner. They will remain in the city sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Romeo Johnson, one OF the brightest
members of the Journal staff. who has been
confined to his room for days by cold, is
egain st his post
Lieutenant Patrick Brodderick, of the
Regular Army, is here attending the funeral
of his mother aud is the guest of Patrick
WEIGH. Lieutenant Brodderick is al old
citizen OF Indianapolis, and his many old
friends will be glad TO meet him.
Wickliffe Matthews. formerly OF this city,
dropped in on his old friends yesterday, not
forgetting to call upon the Sentinel. Mr..
Matthews was formerly connected with the
bar of st. Louis and Chicago, but for the
past two years has been in the city of San
Francisco. He is q young attorney, bat has
already made his mark in his profession
among the practitioners of the Golden State,
of which fact his friends are vey much
grstihed. He goes from this city to Pittsburg
to look after some railway business, after
which be will return home. Success to you
Wick.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27
Fire at the Insane Asylum.

The alarm of fire at 2:30 O'Clock vas sent
from the female department of the Insane
Hospital. The fire was found by
the Waterman in the dry house
building, which is separated from the main
building. The origin of the fire is IN
known, but it is thought to have been
from spark from the furnace.
The damage will be considerable, but the
extent could not be learned at the hour
when the alarm was sounded, as the in
mates and attendants were in an excited
condition and everything was in confusion.
The Fire Department responded promptly
and the fire WIS kept within the walls Of
he dry.Tooms. 1t will doubtless cost the
State several thousand dollars to repair the
damage. At 3:15 the FIRE was under con-
troll, but still burning Gercely. The
parents became much alarmed and
Their shrieks helped TO make il q wild scene.
Thsy however, were kept reasonably With
in bounds, and no damage resulted in the
wards.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

The publ shsra Of THx HousgEkssEp, =
Minneapolis. MINI have Imputed frtip
Bsrmud large nn,nbsr Of bib. Of ths
besutiful new lily. "L,iy Of Puriiy." and
offer bulb, fres by N Ill. u every one who
zubsoribes TO "fHg Houssks-PEs 70 six
mmshs a 10 cent i.fore September l~t
1885, and snelo~s Ave cents for p,staRe on
bulb. In csss Won ars the 6rt sub-cribsr
at your post fsoe you will Be credited ons
ysar instead Of six months. '.rHg HoU.E
xxHpEa" IL seven years I'D and has 1000
circulation, and IL pop1l,r with evs y sob.
scribnr. The "Liiy Of Parity" IL . d zziine
white like the Easte' L ". and is muitipiied
zane N shsr lilies. One bnlb produces
fnty or fifty p~rfe Il lilies. ons Oh Un 10
New York b,rs Is0 psrfeot lilies on ons
stalk. $50 go'd prize to the iady who pro-
ducss tho m,t lilies IN ono at ok. IL 10
bssut ful beyond description and u suitable
fm the hsuss or outdoor planting. Tbs
,r 10 Of tn Iily by P.oris,s IL tl0) psr
buib. Specimen copies free. Address.
Buckeye Pubiisr ing Co.. MN sspolis. MINI.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
Notice o. Forfeiture.

To BERNARD Enzrxe ,so.
You are hereby tilted that have
expended fl00 In l~bCr and improvement. :.
upon the Uni.n Hill mining si I'm. ntuaisd
in the Wailapai Mining District. County
Of Mob4ys and Territ"ry If s,izo n. which
ssid mine IL duly recorded in BOok ", page
tl3s. Mining Records II aid county; and
also th,t b ys sxpsnded the further sum
of 500 Ia Isbor and improvements upon
she Nellie mining ci i'm. als, situsted IN the
walL.pzi Mining District, In said cDunty
and Territory. and ~bich IL dolly recorded
In Book L.. page <s7, n pirg Reorda Of
saId county, in ordo, 20 bold said premises
under the pyuyi-ions 4 SsGti N Z'2A, Rsvis~d
Statutss Of the United Stntss. being tho
amonnt required IT, hid the same fer the
year ending Dsn~mb~r 3lst 1884.
And sou are furtner notified that tbs
pYop,rt, of sid exp nditnre duo from
you is ESQ, l,~fui money II the United
~ tss. q each mine, md II 'ithin ninety
days after this publication of this notice you
fail OF refuse to c 'nt-ihute your proportion
a suSh eyp.ndifnfc ., CO. 'vner. your N,
Ssse~s is ssjd claims sili hec ,me the psop.
erty of the undersigned undsf said section
z:2l.
TTppHKN sArTa.
Mineral Park, June -. lss5.
IuH0.Sd
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

Who think II coming to t'iobs 70 procure
vork. vs ssy. don't ssssl Applisstiass y
the Old Doruinioa CoBp ~ Sos wosk u.
ready largely sxsssd the nsmbsr of sssn ~
qsirsd.
ehsaIn Nsfsie.
Phil. Crvst will - post tr.dss At Fst
Huaehuo. after tie hrs, of September, sup
planting, IL It 10 rightly understood, tes
vandsver Brss.. tormsriy II Msrieopa-
sessa Star.
IL Ia sarrss'iy rssor'ed shst Pat HamiI.
tsa and fsutIsusn Of rhSnix havs got In.
70 mi undssst. .p1iug. 4 vonan n mixsd
up IN .hs bnsinsss snd = divorce h tsiksd
Of
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
". u. 'rsEysst Il C.

While In kin2min : fsw dsvs sinca. ~
mad~ = n o. .hi. sptsr ,ris y, arm. spd.
. nsuAi. und Oh me aber of II ~ 10
his eyss in business. To on- Who is srsc.
qr ainted With the business done by this
firm. q hurriei glance At their store c,nvey-
but &. faint id-a Of tue sm mt II stock the
carry. Big al 4 s,sti n M',,tA r sa't
q Co. now have in stock y Kine,nsn more
than twice the quantity Of eoods ever cr.
risd BY any ,u.s IL M'isvs cbilty. e)n-
-is.ing Of a ,ur, b .risy. hw aad the Ike y
essisssd4, soessher Win an IN su~ los 81
general merchsudise. clothing. dry FSndA.
canned stuff. ,o,s snd ii 'e4 sad isss, bns
not least, fnt, limo of afusrs sapptis1,
consisting Of anriIs. brhovs. stssl p'wdsr.
ssps, fuse. picks. shovsls e~l ore .oks' etc.
w. have of.sn w.ad,rei where this hrm
kant their ss,st Of 90 ds. s,d only solved
,hs IN lite, vis1 NJ. TsaRart showed us
.eound thu nnmsr.,us oatbaildings, cellar,
tsut. sts. 4 I'd tpok ~ sesnss the railroad
trssk y tnsii " ,rsii ,1s. which with cap
soi,s of over hundred tons, ~s found
p.ariy 6liei with a'oi, fr this firm and
their numerous customers. Msssrs. Tag
Rsrt & Go. ais make specialty ii shipping
osrs " 10 insrs. ID do nansrai esamis-
sion bu,in -, an ! by prompt aud careful
attention 10 thi. branch Of businsss thsv
have al,n 1t s"oIrsd a monopoly Of 1t. In
4 vsry sh rt time this Arm will move INT"
musi lsszsr MI 70 ee convenient prenis'.
tob. ore ted Tor thsm On ths 4 ~di 'iniuR
their pseaeat store, by G.. stenheld, the
ownsr, and, with in reused f.ciiit'ss for do.
ing business, will shen be enAblsd to give
their irons much s~ttsr Inducements for
: cir tr de-. Tnsre are no bs' tsr, more hon.
sss. ftirsr or nom saoeessful business men
in N N ~ comfy tod y tn IN Me.srs. Tng'
gar, 4 Co. aad npus more worthy Of the
sutoes. they b We attaiu~d.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
MINERS COLUMN.
INTERESTING CLIPPINos vROs
VARIOUS MINING JOURNALS.

The Silver King Mining Comp,ny pid
their furty-ninth dividend IN tbs 18th oi
August. sns Of 2s csnts psr shsrs. sRGrsea-
tine 35,e0o. Total sro0ass Of dividend
psid this yssr, eloo,ooo
II is sad that tbs force Of employees ~
The Gsllsp coal mines vii b Soublsd With.
in the nsxt moath.
A mountain of msoa 800 fest hish has bsss
found Lear spokans Falls. W.T..
A boy vas digging h,ls in garden At
Grass Wiley recently and strpck = quarts
ledge, which Is already paying large 70.
turns.
Tho ore outpst Of Issdviiis for July
reached 1000 TINS . day fos every w,rkina
day.
The product Of the mines Of Bol vis is e.
timatsd .. 1000 900 osness.
A saod deal II attention h being nven
20 Lower Ca.iforuis ~ s.ppsr mining 10
zion.
The Anaoonda sltsr at Bate, ". T..
esnt INA twenty sir furnaces, which dsily
reduce 600 TINS Of ore. produeinR ninssv
M Of INST .. ss~ying sin > Per cont o,p
per.
The opening Of st@si works at Bilbso.
10 I'm. the COMING sstumn. With f,oilities
for producing steel rails. viii likely have IN
important bs sTing on the English export
trade.
Twenty oonptiss In lows. Afty oosntieS
In Missonii snd half the State of Ksn.s-
are underiaid by oral.
Ap,rfy Of San B~rnsrdino miners have
orgrnis~d n expedition /, prospect : .
.nprnfYs lying ws.t of ihs Color do riv~r
down 70 its mouth. IN the Rulf Of Calf ".
ni-.., A that sectio,. b a never bssn pro-
pectsd. soms rs', fpds are sxrscs q
Experiments With pisnt powder ars b~ n
10 do It Mry.v lie IN blSstinS oat tbs
nd banks the river. Tney re no.
10 ever. vyry suoees fuI.
Tie built N sh,pnsnt fs,m s'lvs- E..a'
Tor tn. N nth ~ ~ aggregated $2s,2is.
Dsry~r 81 ,ims th.t fsr snei's-s - u-inr.
57s t,n. ( ore p-r dsv. nj Pueblo ,h@t
tsr smell e-s .rs .rel.i ing 800 tn. 4 ore
ps- d,v. white L.s3v!lle snrs',sr, :-d,ce
l.60O ton" per d.y.
Cod mirinI in Penn 'yivssia smpiovs
from 5000 to 10000 miners, mech nie-
and l.borors.
Oar co minss in 1850 p,odnosd it!0O0 0t
: ns: now IS 800 900 tors. or siI times ~
Inarh.
IN Ynriand 10 o,i nipst u D. dpne
1851. ever $4,000 Tvs. b We been lost.
The ply roll Of the romstock miro far
the mr,th Of July vill b. rot for frgU
ellsfOO. .ss
The y liver Sing min. Z tvixops. hs>
p.id q 20, 1879 : 5000 il ~ tni' nd
hss pr,iu,,d - sstsing ii,.s et+eSoDo IN
silver.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
Nstjee - Creditors.

In the Probate Court. County Of M0kSss
Territory n Arizona. m
Ip the 10 ,t,sr of tho sstste Of
Niciiol = c .ntoo dsoetnsd
Notice is hsssby given bv the uudsrssRns'
sdministr stor Of the s.ts.s Of Nicholas Gan
tho. deosased, ~ the creditors Of and I'll -.
sons having q inns ags,nst the I'd dscsa.
Cd. to exhibit them With the nscssssr'
vounbers. within foar ~ mnaths after th'
ar-t public III IN nf this 1psics. to the aaid ~
uinistrAtor at M.nsr JP,rk In s,id oount,
Of Mohavs. D ted Juns 27ih. lsss.
FRASK R,sxsoH,
.Administrat q of the 0 ito Of Nicholss
Csntoo, deoeassJ.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
rLippxp AND CONDENSED gsoM QUE H
cHlNoEs.

Prsesa issssai.
Ssts-s. sAI-- > n fiiusoI oprn,..ns'
-oy,3.ng 10 .ir re herd II sstt', o.
,rs f-s. If .sK, no.'., v sa tiey ven: md
,urn over I, M,Ar-. rhornton d Co.. sb-Sot
900 he ID 4 s:ser.. oows nj o,Ive.
Cs.yH,. u =, 4 ,.r 1 Bsit ,.I,,n 4,
. la',- ~ fsii Il "a tl~l ~ Il ~
tl,tta.fi.l .i.ji'ii{.r ~ 5D,t
azv. s.,a i,,stAiin tbs . n n E7e :
-. IL sri,i al as vT< vii y':y
.,aa,sl; ;rs,,nsaei. los o,ns sas o:
q .,r.v ,,.a.ssii,I 4 ssl- road
rs- a. 50. o, pm, is s,akinz vel "a
Aubssy.
Chief Jussies Hos,rd and vie md
a ,,gnter viii leave f,s g.. 'ohns to-mor.
row d ,rniny where tbs forn,r eoss - hold
sp1rt. aa m# &. !
.yesss Star.
8, ,...,.a s.,.fin,i.p shs,r eye
m mri,uls.sg,,i',i..i,a for > p'ps'
II t,ry.
.Ts ,sy.,r,r a,io' Fucspu are think
iny 4 ,e,.rfrg p.,ss,ivs Assoo's tion
fn ,as ,1-p,s Of g1miiar sg,insi dslin
aasnt sa5 snssr.
y~~ ~. sIsss.
P,ss, ~ ,,'.yf,r I ent ~ w
Nd l.san Ip,,,. ia ~, on MON
DIV. ~ ,r,itt,.t I: well. ana II
shoazht .n,.t,1z ..il b, resumed ssptsm'
bsr lst.
Yss - bsas4. Of uipsn NJ . dissase'
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
SsDe~ sr Fssfritase. /.

ToJ. +. MtcnArL:
Y.u are b reby n0tihsd
t,st have expended 500 ~ ] ,boy nj M
,royenoats for tie year 1873 on the Pearl
,,,iusl9 oil i'm. tbs me be!ng the LIT nSrth
eri.asiyn Il "a. Fltess Fl mine. sitn ted in
Il, Wall psi mining distr:st CO Jnty of Mo-
hve, Ter itory uf arizsn". Ssid ni,ne vas
sc.ted IN the gish Il = ( Ami, iss2. III
fully d..scsibed In the rec "ds OF sid
county In Book F.. g. IA, to which fsisr-
,nse /. had for Liore full aud c1rnpiete
ldsscrip.'ur.
Ard you arc tls notified that have ex-
crndsd che further sum nf 800 in bb.r and
;mpYsv-m@n ~ pp,n the saa mi ne above
drsoribsd for tina ser 1924, IN order b. hold
: IA premises Under tue pr VISIONS of Sect.
fs14, Revised Sta aiutes %! tie Unjt'd States.
bsinc the smpnnt required y, hold the = me
fer the year ending pecsmber 3lst ps3.
aud for this yer ending De,4snhsr 8ist isst.
And yos arr fnrthrr notified thst the pro-
poy,inn Of said sxJ~ndrtufs dne from you
is e'00. lawful inonev "f ihs United 81 ~
and IL within ninety d,y- fter the pnhlisa.
tiop ~ this notice. y "a fii IN cntribut-
your pYoportien ~ sssh expenditure as .
ovner. y..ur interest in sid ci 'im will b~-
oespe the p-o 1erfv of ihe undersigned IN
der said Section 1924.
w. II. KnDkn.
Mineral Park. September 9Th 1875.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

w J. chasmberi lin eft Kinsuan fpf .
short visit to Denver q. Tuesdsy last and
sxpso.s 70 return sshy merit week. We are
pls.ssd to note that Mr.. chsnbrri.in 'es
no. intend g. Issvs as. bit -.ll sop1 hs Ia
tbs asia ag In - sn ors s1ysr. "hsa hs
present ArrAa ssnsats srs cpa.u an II ID
~ vii prob sb'v have sous:hfss 70 ny ~
che miners OF this o'ulty throusk The s'i.
uruns Of this p'psT.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

a,L David ! .nts.;x will sh'''lv 90 n
ussnes the shipmsnt Of shout 10 ton4 II
los ss.ds oss fros shs Star b. nsled "a
-. s.iu Tnis rs hlsbs's 'y'n' N -
IA 81, for ye.rz. bsia s1n7'aaf'' -
All, 81. a,f,st.e ? ,.abt iti,s, e..
,Y-,l,r 1, P4sI, snsi.sr "
ao.4A Sisx v,lI b. DE l., 70 lias hsnd
..,n. ,,oa, firm IL IN. 90 vii sve :. ~
- , ,urs, p cod NJ .H:~~n oa c
N s,vs- 10 .hs siis sssa' 70 20 on
u
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06
Nsi,ee or Hsvfr1t0er.

ToB W. WA.xss nd RIcIlsD STEstrro.
Y,u ar. hsrsbE nJtIied I at ] havs
expended SiOl in ltbpr and improvements
nuau the starks ,rd kving mining claim.
attn ted in tho " .llTpti Mipinz ihs' not,
n q. = ~ ,-t ~ Mo- ve. Tsrvi'ory Il tri-
mn arb au;y rs,o-d-d n 20 nniuin2
i-,,-d. F.t,J curry. ~ ,-dsr t hoio = ID
..s-,,-a. ,...ar te yf. ~s-,Hrs ~ y Ttr'n
.g2' H.y 81 5 .'rt"a I - Tn ted II lie-.
l@... e.. ~ a n Tosrir~d 1,f' IN les tns
=. s.. .. .r.a o. = c.ub+r n. Iss'.
hn4 y % w l. = n 'if'd 'hgt re
y,ar ,Tt n - q e1r.t ave 'u~ fr "a
,rp - 80 81. vfU, r rev Of 'hr United
~ 'e. I'd 4 " n ninety days Hft"r tae
p-bi;e I'm fibi- oti = v,uf u ref -
20 . n, ibu's v"ur prDpr'ion of ssSt 81:
penJ ture - cp-pwn~r, y'uf ,ntssest IN said
81 i'm vi bacome the pror~rfv ~ the IN.
dsrsirrsd under ssid Seotion 1874,
n. NJ 1ssa.
Hinsrri p TX. jare 20. 1855. s...
Iu2l sd s- $40
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

We pia visit (, the Kin2nn sanp'
Hing WORKS last Tuesday and f'und ths
nov prsprietors a. busy ns bees. clio 'nin !
up and seplr Lly ovsrh luii ~ tbs wrk'.
NJ. N,LssshIin ,shs Ssil-kn prn and popni-r
ass yer Of n % works andsr tbs old mHn.
ass asat, has resanei his p,dtioa, and
sv,ryt lin sn,s in rssiIn,s to receive
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

II sditss, .so ap,n'sd by his bsttsr
half, vent ovsr to kingmsn tsst u 'nday
md ssssnsa % ysdss.d.v. Ths scod
ysopss of Kms,asa htvs oar th.nks for
nsny e,arssas, ssssdsd us daring oar
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

H,r-y Esar hss kindly furnished 10
With tho ret1Yns uf tbs i.st osrio1d Of o-s
ship,sd BY him from the Aitasa mine, which
ars ~ follows: fot i wsight Of e,rio,d. ~
tons: vslus in silver Ss1S ouroes; Value "a
o~pper Is and l-I0 per cent.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

AYR Nsn, the p,p1isr b,ak-ksspes
for Bssohsr 3 Co., hiss moved into his mss
sesidsass ~, ,r tbs Ssmplng Works. Mr..
Yer M.hr my ooogissulsts himself on
ow1;u. the psessiest residence in the town
of Kiuaun a. ~ -
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

Has frst ore rao tar ugh tins BinSnsn
S.mpiina Y.,rks under tho ns- rnan,Qs-
nasnt VAS lit Of two tons fro the H .cs-
berry mins, sksn cot bv NJ. Stsv,h vho
Aas lsassd q vs,rti-n If tho mine.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

Ths ,so,'s 4 aeman ~esm to be qa'ss
anxio1s to have nevsp per est 'b!ished
In thsis .ssa. jaiziss from :hs IA s.r',s
inqsisiss 70 isxss sscsivd ~ to vhsu ws
are ayiue 20 m ~ tbs s1mgs 'ver.a, 81
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

Cdissi w-sat sss,vst ,stus's sy tsl'
smash ~ wadassd.y frs PasSlo N =
~, ssas Of sb ,as seven tyzs # OF, frIn
~ nsv striks "a tho Pr ~9,sity n'is It
Tail 3,aa To s, ssn,lsi 5n r1ip'
= diver mi sss ,alss 10 saI ris Az.
sa.sis Il sss Or, b,iy - tsis isin nsy b.
sGs sas,ss,, IA s,1 tst, ,E
esss .s,is, ~ az f.rt Sf,ii, ji't
sess vss ns ~ w4sk. Tbs f,ft1n its
,ss Of this valuable property, Hsssrs.
.nsASns4 L,si. sfs bishly sla,sd ovss
seas eS'd issh, ssa kass sood ssssoa 10 u.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-06

Tao "a az fffsaa, 4 NJ. = A"~ Il. .
c r,sa:es, gs;berrd tsssth~r q 5'dsr
L.s.s:l's ~ "a r-s in f,ngns1 n on S2ni-s
sgssars is.s. : oc-s4tr being tas dspr
as 9. A,s, Csrp-nt-r - the m'dn'eh'
sr.n fsr . v,-ls Z !. hst old hons 70 Mime
sf., vhsrs he 90. for . ntay OF several
u,nsns. Th. evsuisz vas .psns In dane'ns'
uesr. r..a,as. s,s.- ,nd n 1,sssnt ssssaei =
s1i,y .as a.s.,,s =, tbs atsa'fs. Tis Mfsss
vis.s. d,z. g ro.a-s- ,,s.s.1t visit. sna
. saf, -5t1ra > ~ t+.p'stpa'.