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Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
cLipSEp AND ooHDKHsED vbon oup NJ.
cHANoss,

pssseotf Courier.
Prescott printers rsosive IS cents POI
thousand ems Of type, which IL the highest
rate paid in the Southwest.
Tie Legislature will tneInoriallIs Con.
gress TO segrcgats the coal fslds from the
San Carlos Indian reservation.
The croy Of candidates for Legislative
smOluments is tremendous. There are
about ten Inen and boys for almost every
position. What grieves US IL to think that
SO many have been called when but few can
bs chosen. Some Of the disappointed will
no doubt make fun Of Legislative bsdy
that cannot give every patriotic prospsctor
for an Office show 10 locate one.
Fissstah chsmpisa.
An effort 10 now being made among the
members Of the press now at the capital TO
organize Territorial Press Association.
Prescott Minor,
Florence, Arizona. Ia without a physician,
ths only practitioner being seriously Ill at
Tucson. he being the only doctor in Pinai
county, besides the one at Silver Bing.
Dipthsria has bcen prevalent among the
children, and several deaths have occurred
Hon. John Howell. Councilman from Mo-
have county, and one of the most SUCCESSFUL
and snterprisin2 mining men in the west,
arrived on the evening of the 9tb, and Ii
receiving the congratulations Of his many
friends in Prescott on his Legislative hon.
orr.
The polyRamy cases, appealed from the
last term Of tho District Court in Yavapai
county TO the Supreme Court Of the Terri
tory. will not be heard by thst body until
its adjourned term in Phenix.
Merchants state that business is rapidly
improving since the cessation of the stormy
weather.
| Tucson tndsI.
d. T. Elmore, ESQ.,, of the Jessie Benton.
brought to Tue on this week 5000 worth
Of silver bullion, the result Of ten days run.
The mines at Owl Heads are looking bettsr
than ever before, and the bullion output Of
tn district will soon be increased
Yuma Republics.
Two silver bricks. valued at 1850, came
down from the Clip last Tuesday.
At the redemption Of county warrants
last Friday Mr.. Isaac Lyons gathered in
the whole amount at So cents on the dollar.
The Southern Pacific h. Il. Company has
Issued An order prohibiting all train men
from frequsntinR places where Intoxicating
liquors are sold. Immediate discharge 10
the penalty.
Tombstsne Record.
The Copp r Queen smeltsr will resume on
the l2th, which will put over q hundred
miners at work now idle in Bisbse.
The Thermometer marked 10 degrees on
January 10th.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Rscosser Jones ,ssss~f y r.losassaa
q mining .l.i~. ssis year z Ios . .Aay
by fully half - lass year.
psssssis isssAai.
Hon. Alonzo Bailey 10 Past GRAND Mas
Ter Of the Grand I.odxs u Rssuns Of this
Ssrritory. a
The Arotie Ios Company Of Tucson has
clossd contract 10 furnish the Arisoaa ,
New MEXICO railroad 800 tons Of ies st
Benson, at 80 psf tom. This 10 ansthsr
strike for Tucson and The Arctic Ies ssn.
psuy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
ARRIVAL . DEPARTURE OF MAIL.
MINERS, ATTENTION.

A pumbep Of the minern, In this
vicinity, having cenesrred In the
iaea 81 Esrrnisg . Miners Uniss.
fer mstaal protection sssd sdvan-
tsge, r~qaest us 10 sstify the
uniners Of Mshave Cssnty thst
there win be . Miners meeting fer
the psspsse srfsraisg ssssh sniss,
held at Misersi Park, On the Sath.
Asy sfthis nssth at . s'clsek ?. -.
ut the salsss sf W. D. Clark. AL
lnseresteA sre re4sesteA - sttssd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
WHY the .snIsysl" II tie lses u.

The improved rasthod BY whish IL hs.
besn made possible 10 produos p,lrs cream
Of tartar, has had an important bearing
upon the manufacture Of baking powder. By
the process hsrst',fsrs generally employed
1t has been found. impossible to remove all
Impurities, more part,euiaFiy the tartrst .
Of lime. which remained to snch a sxtsnt
- 70 greatly impair the quality Of ths
cream Of tartar, and to interfere seriously
with the strength and wholesoInsness Of the
baking powders INTO which It entered.
In the new process which IL owned by the
Royal Baking Powder Company Of New
York. and sxclnsively employed in its sx-
tensivs tartar works, the imported crude
grape acid IL 20 treated as TO remove all
vsstigs Of tartrats Of lime or other impur-
ties, giving product before unknown-s
chemically pure cream Of tartar.
BY the smrioymsnt Of these superior "a
eilitiss, the ROYAL Baking Powder Company
has made tbs Royal Baking Powder, a. the
chemists all certify, Of the highest possible
degree Of strength, absolutely purs," and
wholesome. and with an always uniform
leaysning power. II 10 for thsss reasons
that the Royal" never fails 70 produce
bread, biscuits, nskss. etc., that srs light,
sweet, digestibie and wholssoms; the eating
Of which Is never followed by INDIGESTION,
or any Of thoss physical disoomforts atten-
dnnt upon the partsking Of improperly pre-
pared food. In rendering possible the pro-
dustion OF baking powder possessed Of
these qualifications, the improved msthod
Of refining oreun Of tartar becomes mat
tor Of material importance to the culinary
world.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
THE E.EGIsS.ATUnE.
slissaes sr ,ts Prscee disgs.

Prescott, January 18th 1856. -bhortly af.
tor 10 O'Clock this morning the Legislative
Council was called TO order by Secretary
Van Arman, and Hon. Tom Wsedia, Of
Pinal. being the only ms,nbsr present, It
was adjourned until tomorrow st 10 .. m.
The House Of Rsprsssnts stivss vss e.i led
TO order BY A. Z. Fay. the Chief Clsrk Of
the old House. At the same hour. and tas
number Of msmbsrs answering 70 their
names not being sufficient 70 form quorum
An adjournment was had until 10 o'clock 10
morrow morning.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

The order Of Odd Fellows is growing rap.
idly in this Territory. BY our Territorial
exchanges We learn that 10 almost every
town of note Throughout our borders there
Is lodge established. There are member
of ths members Of tIao order st the PARK, vs
think NO recognize fourtson.- Can We not
organize lodgef
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

There are greater number Of women
how residsnt at the Park than At any oshsr
time since We came here. Every habitable
house has It's household angel" This u
good for the town, because the greater the
number Of womanly women We have among
us, tbs greater will be the number Of manly
men in our midst.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

For the size of our town and the c,mpar-
ativeIy sparse population around 1t, our
postofice handles wonderful amount Of
matter. The great number of nssspapers
which are disrributed tf0m ea,h nail indi-
Gates very clearly th.tths people Of this Vi
cipity arc a reading people.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

1t would be great convenience 10 the
Park to have Sunday mail. and the I'D.
ditional cost would not bs great. It IN a
serious thing TO be obliged to wait for mail
Of Importance, knowing that il lies, from
saturday till Monday, only twenty miles
away. Can we not have this rsmsdied
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Many persons are suffering here from
colds, whioh are ssoribed to two causes:
The prevalence of late Of sharp winds, and
the provsrbial indifference Of the Arizonsn
to the weather, and the little care which hs
ordinarily tahss 10 protect his body from
the ede to of heat or cold.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

This office Was singularly quiet and NOUN
fal yesterday afternoon. The boys sadly
m,sss1 their usual afternoon lecture On law,
politics, morals, drinking, smoking tobsooo,
chewing, toothscbs, a,,d othsr equally in.
terestina subjects. Cause.-The editor vas
away.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

G. Cuzins Of the Palate Hotel spares No
trouble or sxpsnss in entertaining his guests
The attendance 10 pyorapt and 20 lite, and
his table IL furnished with everything oh.
tainAbls. He sets ~ good meal as any
house in MohaSe county.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Wood sells this winter At tbs Park for
about % psr oord. This ID not = high hg.
urs. In many places in the Territory IL 10
much higher priced. and for the samo quail"
ity Of wood they psy higher price in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

The weather doring tie past week has
bssu bright and clear, aafhuugh somewhat
cold. Some Of our citiusns, who observe
ths changes more closely than We do assure
m that Thursday was the coolest day We
have had at the Park this winter.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

In rsosnt letter from Hon. A. Z. Davis
in which hs commentaries 70 ~ the graft
flying intelligence that he 10 now rapidly 70.
covering his health, be desires us to prsssn:
his best wishes to the club. The boys will
all be glad 70 see him back again among
Them
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

We nndsntand thas our friend John X
Mackenzie intends 70 rssums ths business
of miuina. We bsiievs that hs is to com.
n,sucs on:tbs Indian Boy on next Monday.
In this, ~ in every other snssrprise which
ho may undertaks, we wish him great good
luck
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

force Of six msn hsvs bssa employed on
the mine, in addition TO those on the mill
We hope the owners of this little mill will
soon be running ten sasmpa insssad Of one.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Jssss Harper, an old and esteemed oitizsn
Of this county, died st the Post hospital At
Fort Mohays on the l0th Of this rsonth. He
had bssn siok for long time With . de-
osass of the heart, Of vhirh he disd. At the
time of his death hs Vas hity-hvt years of
sGs. Mr.. Harper came to this county about
n years ago With Capt. Atchissor. and has
resided within its limits svsr since. He
had many warm friends who will Be- erieved
to learn of his death.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Johnny crothsrs, the polite and ttentivs
waiter Of the Palace Hotel left on yester.
days st age for San Francisco, vaors be
will attsnd business college for year.
Johnny 10 n suod boy, ard viii be much
pissed by the PATRONS Of Shs hotel.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Treasurer Smith paid ont $1,000 yesterday
for warrants redeemed BY the county
through the medium Of the Sinking Fund.
The warrants we're purchased 1t 80 TO SIX
oenss on the dollar, which 10 the lowest rate
In ysars.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

II our paper meets the appreciation of
our friends We wouId be plsassd if they
would indicate II, by sanding Us thsir names
for our sobseription list; and also sneh sd'
vsrtissments a. they may wish Inserted To
make good pspsr it mast have drasro, and
this must come from its friends.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

The stage between KingInan and this
plsos must be doing a god bssiussa Al
most every day 1t is loaded with pssssn.
eers, both ways, to its full capacity, u h
now running true 70 schedule time.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Owing 10 the fact that this eastern mail
failed to connect yesterday, We are unable
10 present our readers With ~ full an &C.
count Of the proceedings Of the Legislature
% 70 osuld wish.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

We learn that our old friend ]. n.
Murphy. Esq, has gone 70 Prescott On bur
insss. II this should meet his eye. vs add.
that We will b. pleased IL he will drop % .
limo from that place A. b, the doines Of our
law makers.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

On last Saturday tho Treasurer redeem.
ID and retired county warrants amounting
10 t4ss2. 80 ON thsir face. and osnyinR In
tsrsst 10 the amOons Of ts9.57, making .
total indsbtednsss Of e\S72.47 pad BY the
sum Of $4sl7.ls. The county saved by the
transaction el0s.29. Thsre we're ninet y.six
different warrants sIksa up. We - by our
exchanges that the warrants Of Yuma ooun-
~ won't last vesk a. -; the higksst figure
psid by our county On the last Rsdssnption
Vas Ssx.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

There are as yet very few civil :asss on
the calendar for the nsxt term Of Court,
not more than two or three; and there 10
not single Indictment pending II this
kssps up il will make starving torn for
sdvocatss. The Law besiness 10 very sick in
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Supsrvisor Raymond Vas In town last
Tuesday. We ere glad that the busiisss OF
his Office will nscsssarily bring hips fire.
qusntly among ua. a. We arc always pleased
10 meet him. -.,
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

- Harvey, formerly Of Kingnan, who're
hs was stationed ~ rasInbsr Of the U. y.
Geological Survey, has been appointed In
dian AGENT for the Wallapsi t,bs. His
headquarters, We understand, will b at
Hsobberry. We heartily endorse this ap-
pointment, a. vs believe that under the
management Of Mr.. harvey the Affairs Of
the agency will be ho,orably and honestly
conducted.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

We are pasaSsd 10 state shat Hon. Chas.
Atchisscu i rapidly recovering. and hogs
that hs viii soon b. sbout again.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

NJ. Carey and Bert Crane Of Haclsberr'
visited the Park ON last Monday We did NOT
Isarn whsthsr they were on businss. or
we're here on pusre friendly visit. In
either cass thoy were welcome.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

"Ys editor left ON the stage yesterday
sftsrnoon to msst his wits and two little
boys whom we welcome ia advanes.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

J.R. Luthy left On THURSDAY for Kansas
City. Mo-, vhere be sxpects 70 remain for
Q couple of months. We wssh him safe
and pleasant joumsy, and ssoesss IN the
Ausipess which be goes 70 transact.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

W. N. Ewing and J. c Asbsry have taken
Q lsass on the Moeking Bird mine neal
Stoekton. and will eommsnoo work o., It IN
few days. This ID . vsl'knovn mine
sad has yisldsd richly "a tia past.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

We .rs prepared to print at our j'b ofhos
ell kinds Of legal blanks, In the very best
style and form. and ON the shortest reasoII-
abls notice. Win our friends OF tine leRal
psrsuasion throughout the county make
s,ots of the factg
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

We hsAr that w. u. Lsis has closed oat
bis store at Kingrnsn, and moved his satire
stock Of goods 70 Stocktosl Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

W. H. r.gs.r, shs popular Binsmau
merchant, paid our town sisis on Thurs.
day. He IL always . welcome visitor.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Nsssrs. Saddler and EmmoiS came In on
Friday from. iha Barre mine We an IN
dsbted TO then for itsms Of interest from
that section Of sbs ooanty.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

We notice in and about the Park two
drunken Indian women for every one OF the
male sex that We sse insbriatsd. How does
this oocurl Are the Indian woms, more
addicted 10 the us Of liquor than ths
Aalaa2
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
Local breyities.

Henry Lambert of Fort Moasss was In
town On Thursday. His many friends we're
dad to 30 him. 80
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Our friend }. W. Stsphsason ESl. has
cleaned up his odsos. sbsndoned To'ifios.
I'D is ssriessfy ssyosing bio ssssnsion TO
shs bosinsss Of Ms Deofsssion. Slick to
hasiness. Stexe, il pays better than Iolitios.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Tuesday Jan. l3--Ths Council mst thil
morning at 10 O'Clock, pursua ant to adjourn
msnt. with six Rspublicaa nsmbsrs prsssnt
the Democrats declining to act in tho ab
ssnos Of Hon. 4. N. Lsathervood, Of Pims
county. On asoertaining tbs fact that the
Hbssn. Counoilmen would not consent "a
psticipats in the orennization of the Coun.
Gil until their colleague had arrived, Score
tary Van Arman adjournsd the session Nm.
I'll p. M; at which hour Il vas foS ths
same reason sdjoorned until n 70.
Ats p. ~. Council mst and was called 10
order BY sx.Chisf Clerk Carpslter, all tbs
monitors being present.
On motion the Council proceeded to bal.
lot for temporary chairman, Dorrington Of
Yuma, and Todd Of Marioops, being placed
in nomination.
Aftsr two ballots issulting in tie vote
of six to six, the Council sdjournsd until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the House Vas
called to order by A. z. Fay. and on motion
the election u s temporary chairman vas
proceeded with. W. y. Nichols. Rep. Of
Cochise, and Sam. Purdy, Dem. Of Yuma,
boing placed In nomination. Ths vote vas
bv viva vooe, and two ballots resulted in a
tie. An adjournment was then had until 10
.. N. tomorrow.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
Disssistis. Of Cs.psrtaevship.

Dfsssistis. Or Cs.psPtRerslip.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under tho hrm
name and style Of Esnney 4 linus. doing
business ss butchers, is this day dissolved
by mutual cnnsent. VIM. Iraps will retain
and continue the business at Hackbsrry
and Jack Kennev that At Kingrnan.
VIZ. Ihsa.
JAcK BKNssu.
Haekberry, December 4th 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

E0TICE.-w. II. Tageart d Co. will a..
tend to my business during my absence
from kingman.
II. W. FoaMAa.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
Preferred LSeaIs.

Miners as rule all trade where they can
buy cheapest, and that Is the reason Why 70
many Of Them 70 to Krider'sL
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Wednesday. Jan. a. Council called tc
order At 10 =. n. pursuant 70 Adjournment
All the members present.
On motion another ballot vas taken fol
temporary chairman which resulted in q
tie.
A motion TO adjourn Vas lost.
Motion 10 elect temporary chairman BY
ballot was again made and carried. With the
aams result.
Motion to adjourn. lost.
Motion to sleot temporary chairman
by ballot was carried. which resulted tne
sams.
Motion to adjourn 10 o'clock, carried.
Council met az o'clock, sll member Q
pressnt.
Motion to proossd TO elect . temporary
chairman, lost.
Motion to adjoorn till tn-morrov at II a.
m, carried.
HOUSE met at loa. m., pursuant to ad.
journmsnt, with all the members present.
Eight ballots vers taken on tbs election
Of temporary chairman, each of which Fs-
suited in Purdy, Democrat, Of Yuma, re-
oeivina IL votes. and Nichols, Republican,
Of Cochise, IL.
At 1880 O'Clock. on mot ion, the Houss
took ret sss until p. M, At which hour
the roll of msmbsrs vas again called, and
all answered to their names.
Balloting for temporary chairman vas
proceeded with, and fvs votes taksn. each
standing Nichols, II. Purdy, IL.
On motion the House adjourned until 10
.. M, Thursdny, January l5. 1885.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

All accounts doe me at this date and not
ssttled BY the hfth Of January 1856, ~iil b.
closed mp. ~ ! am in nosd Of funds. Thoss
indebted TO me will please sstsle as I need
money IN my business.
Mineral Park, December Goth 1884.
I'd. VIZ. n. KstpxD.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

Considerable valuable mining property
has changed hands In the past few days.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

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CHAPTER XXXII.
PURSUED.

For hours and hours Mrs Miller remained
blisslully ignorant Of the fact that the
wheels which were bearing her to her desti-
nation bore also sorrow aud ruin in the per-
son Of Msuric, Hervey. The fellow travel
ers did not confront each other until the
next morning, and when the through train
was well out Of Paris. Sarah, indeed, had
been all but invisible since she boarded tho
Dover and Calais boat. The crossing had
been rough one, and sea-sickness claims
precedence with the mind the most preoccu-
pied Sarah had suffered much, and an soon
as she found herself In ths smooth going
train had sought forgetiulness Of her woes
in sleep Hervey, who hal no wish to pre-
cipitate matters by an untime,y revelation
of his presence, had also effaced himself
from general observation.
Paris and Lyons station Sarah opened the
door Of her comfortable compartment and
In the narrow gangway Of the train came
full upon Maurice Hervey. He was smok-
ing and watching the flying landscape
through the glass windows at the side Of the
narrow passage. He turned, looked at
Sarah, and laughed In cruel merriment as
he saw her gaze Of Mortified surprise.
"Youy she gaspsd. you have followed
me-"
Every step sincs you left my humble
.hoda, my dear Sarah"
She turnei away and re-enterod the com
partment she hal left. Hervey followed