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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10

We Offer for sale at absolute COST entire stock
Mems WOODEN Underwear
We offer for sale at absolute entire stock of LADIES'
Mems aud Chidrens Wooden Hosiery.
We offer for sale AT cost entire stock of White aud
COl0red Blankets and Bed Comforts
Persons sending suits clothes will please give
breast and waist and length seam of pantaoons
We make specially OF NJ ms Cashmere Pants: Of
them tny store in exas and buy Them !ower sell Of
them than any store in Texas, and sell them lower
We make speciality of Mems Shirts and every kind and sell
them very low prices.
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1885
1885
|per's Young People.
4 ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

'.A And short stories in aFPeE's
~ nave oil the dramatic inteIeE1
sl'le fiction car possess, while thoy
;. nee from what is pernlolous o.
.easanonal. The humorous So
pielnres are full OF innocent far,
r.pefs on natural history aud sci
~ and the facts OF life, are by VIII
:. asinea give ths best assurance Of
49,, ~ value. Illustrated papers on
,p'.ts' games, and paatiiinss give
4 - 1.1on on those subjeots. Thero l.
1AsAp about it but It's price.
lf 'Shs q every that 10 attractive
"a Juvenile literature. = Boston
~ 4, i ssai o. good thinss to tbs boys
Ua'oas family which Il vialis'-
, GIsssasrlul in It's wealth OF pictures
q ana interest = Cl.r45fida Adto
F0''sss prepaid, 81 Per Year.
1 commences NoV. 4, 1884.
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ufdef 4, 1 all DC made by Post Omos
'aI'' 70 avoid chances o.
go fsee nor % copy az adosrtEis
ezla'e4s order 81 Harper a.
* . hRoTHERs. New Yora
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BoNHABE.

BoNHAH, TEX, Feb. 9.-Supsrln-
tendent Drmick and General Road
master Turner 81 the TFanseOniinf atal
division came Ia to-day on 4 special
car 30 attend the meating OF thu city
council ia reference u rus opening Of
Z street across the yard near the coal
chute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10

iames Of the Magazine begin with the
Of June and Dec mber OF oSch
ben no time Is hpecIGed It win be
% that the subscriber wishes 10 be
lhe current Number.
eleven semi annual Volumes OF
ligarlAe, in neat cloth binding, viii
y mail, postpaid, on receipt OF 2
ne. Cloth cases, for binding, so eta,
mall, postpaid.
. harper's Magazine, Alphabetical,
and Classified, nom Volumes 70
= from June, 1850 10 June, 1850, one
snlh, "a.
" should be made By Post-omce
= or DRAFT, to avoid chances OF
~ are Hoi 10 oopV t's6s advertisement
s'press order OF Harper \ Brothor
SfkR 8 BROTHERS,. New York
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3 AuTHORIzED TO AESOUNt +
. !, Harrison asa candidate for re-
nm Office OF city secretary 81 tho
ph election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10

ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
bee y x smoOt ~ p candidate for
s 10 he flee OF city engineer at the
hpril election
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10

1 49, raa5n@ ssz.rsny. IEonson .strsel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10

Tue baat aIp0lllng lobaOOo Q " Lltlls
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10

teE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
"a. Q. Terry as a candidate for the
= city engineer at the ensuing April
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PER'S PERIODICALS


BIS FRANKLIN SQUARE
RY, One Year (02 numbers)....."lO O
5se to all subi@7bers u Ne U'tt.sd
o5nada.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
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Grants Burial Place.

There 10 20 much dissatisfaction
expressed sli over the country at the
selec,,op Of d pnblic ark 10 the city
OF New York ms the firal rssting
plsca Of General Grant, and so little
cbaute Of any change beng msd. IN
the plrsent arrangements. that the
eff.ri TO bave the choice rsseinded
hss virtually been abandoned for the
present. We are much grstiied to
note that movement is airearly on
foot Eo ask Congress at It's next ses-
sion 10 adopt snch measuren M
would eventually secnr. the removal
Of the remains OF tha grea. captain
10 this national capital, Tuis woald
be slninsn,iy prs.sr, all At the
same time Congress should be asked
TO ,naks sufficient appropriation
for the erection Of suiiabls m snso
lenrn. which would be not only an
"onor to the dead soldier but cred
IT to the grsat nation to which he
belonged. The remains VI Gensrai
Grant Inus, and win eventually rest
10 Washington, and ~':iL one accord
the naii0D has said go.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
i WONDERFUL ESCAPE.
'Hos- 4 WoxAx SAVED HrssELy Ann
HER cMLDAaS.

NEw YoRK. Angnst 8. "A dispstch
TO the Tribune from Baltimore says:
1 few piles south VI Marlboro is n
charm spanned by en- open trestls
bridge about sixty feet high The rail
road spproschss tho bridge around
a sliarp curye sud tbs engineer of a
train cannot see the structure until
near it. Yesterday afternoon NJ 4
passenger train sped round The curve
nearing ihe t~ids Sc the eng ineer wss
mortified to zee 4 woman crossing II
~ tho 'ailroad track. carrying in bev
arms IN infant aud leading by the
hand child Of perhaps 3 years. tn.
ans,in,@r at once applied the sir
brakes aud blew tbs danger signals,
but be- saw IL Wis Impossible 10 stor
the train before 1t resched the point
she the woman was. She heard
'bs' train approaching. turned std
looked at il. aud saw tho horror oi
hsr sitnation 10 sns qnick CLAN en-.
Heavy ins had filsd the ebssu,
below until IL became a torrent. Ia
jump from the bridge wonld be 10
6nd drsih IN the wster. To remain
where she WIS few seconds longer
vonld bs 10 meet iustant death.
Several persons near the track ut
thaiime, who saw the situation. made
signs /. the engineer 70 stop. bot lie
was powsrl,.s although he struggled
uRtil tho swsat stood ont in great
drops from every pore. Th-n BIZ
rnrhed forward toward The front oi
tho locomotive, with the intention of
esaaying thu daring feat II seizing
III" TorIan and dragging her Ola l.,
the co|cs'cher. a, this noiaept the
weman cangh. both children in one
arm. With the other she firmly
ssUzsd one OF the ties on which the
tuck is laid and SWING herself down
between tho ties below the bridge
sDd tho tram passed nysr her. IL
WIS 80 quickly donc ,l,n; The spscta.
tors supposed she had jumi ed from
the bridge. Is sr,n - the train
could DO stopped the conductor and
brxt, man rushed back 10 the spot
where the woman YVES seen to dis,
APPEAR. They found bof clinging io
the ties Nth che arm and holding
hsT two little ones With the other
From this position they we're soon
rescued, the woman much exhausted
bn. all vi them without a bruise OF
scratch.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
A SCIENTIFIC FACT.
ROYAL" tho only Baking Powder free fsn
Lime and Absolutely Pure

Lime il the serious defect found in most Of the cream
tf tartar baking powders. AS matter OF fact chem
;c ANALYSIS has found in all such powders except the
Royal It's presence is caused by the ue OF sdutcrascd
rcain of tartar in the effort to reduce their cost Of bro
'uction.
Lime adds TO the weight while it dctracts from the
trcngti Of the baking powder 1t aso renders the food
es woe ,ne giving rise to dyspepsia ead kindred aenta
Baking powders containing lime produce less eayenng gas
and therefore expensive than frstclsss
pure article.
The Royal Baking Powder Is made from Of tartar
that first specially refined a made chemically pure NO
tarats Of uc other iniu:ty find Its way INTO tne
% and to this fact It's gxat scPcrority in strength
%hc,c oneness, and keeping quality Is due.
Al this adds greatly to the cost OF manufacturing the
vi Taking Powder, but al its ingredients are selected
prepared with the precise and regardless Of
br expense article * produced that IL free iro
~ cxtr.icou, sutancc''& ba!utcly Iurc' Nor docs
any in ;rcleat. except tho ccc,ary 10 make
- vi - and mrect aine POWDER
.. u 81 trr:r. tt,t ar,si& taf =, the U s.
s.tnrye - Aesn 'talc 81 inalyzn.. the various
,t,r: 90 il t, ~ni fi5 p.s hsifo, - the absolute
~ u,rl IL H. II W 2.s.,.. 2on:cr fellows:
h,. >lu,'l,i the titar manufactured by
e New iik T,r'4r C'.#'.hy a,., utl ly the Royal
iain. posdti C'nl'.ny Il ant,src % their baking
"d's and 'A 1t g t@ r,ly ufo, aui from lime
y form
+ .+...,us..r' MI MeMtHrRtF. EN-, ThD,
"fh-n,I IL CAa.t 5 Iie/ dgymnhn,r-
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
Paying Salaries Ia Advance

The action u the Board Of Super
visors in allowing the County Jadge
,hrsc months salary in advance is
tbs subject OF muck adverse crit
cism, aud, TO say the least, is esiab
fishing very dangerous precedent.
The Lil! was allowed by Supervisors
Hsnkle and Rag nond, in spite Of
the strrnaous objections OF Snprr-
visor crozicr. II IL te lawful and
pror@r to pay tie salary Of enc conn
ty oh ial in advance, why no, tree,
all the others wIts the same consid
GRAFTON; Wba. is sance for the goose
is s,ttely s.aso fnr tn, glri,r. a1l
the Sheriff and ether sa'arieI ofireyE
hays, jnst a. ulch right to be paid
in advance as the Comfy Judge.
We call attention to Section s, oi
"An Act to provide for ths m .nner ol
preventing claims against the co .n'
ties in tbis Territory, snd ls6ning
tbs duties OF the Boards Of Super
viscrs." which rsais As follows:
EVERY offi,sr, inclnhiug each SH-
psryisor. who shall draw an unsu
thoriz.i warrant. or approve, allo"
or pay any illegal or unauthorized
warrant. CLAIM O: aenGna rron auy
sonnty trsasury il thin Territory
contrary 20 or githnut tic authority
OF Lar, sd III 20 lads 20 tae conn,y
for tho nnoant TINS directly paid
oat or disbcrsad ca suci, warrant
claim or dsnsn I, and the ssIo5 ma,
DO rsc s7sroi ~ an cctior against
the person or p"rsDn5 SO liable there
for, 'intly or severaIly. 1t shall b'
the iaty OF thu District Attorney ot
tho c.,aaty to SEQ that SUI, is brought
in lhe pc ppar casss for y enforce
meat Of tn proyIsiJns Of this sec
non. fas yoss OF each Sdper yisol
upp1 essry ,stipn, order or una
tee asse i.oi 10y them shall be re-
cordei 10 Ilis ninntes Of The Bard.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
The Taraatala.

Thu following b rnorous dsscrip
ton of tho effects Of . bite from tn
rsntnis sppears in a recent nn,ubsr
Of tho Tombstone. "From Mr.bteye
Dye. y gentlemsn who belongs t.
ths newspaper fraternity. hsiug .
correspondent Of the D.Ilns News
and who arrived in this city last even.
ing h, tax. the plscs Of the late VA
Daniela. ~ mounted inspector, we
tax. the following description OF O
tsrarltula that bi. him on tie hand
few days since:
A Tsrantula has body a. big ~
an "adope dollar" sn wears HAIR,
keeps company with cactus. Spanish
dsgg~rs. LorDed tosds. swifts and
grssu tailed lizz ,rds. Their legs are
long aud bowed. and they walk a.
81 grncefulIy ~ . hnmpbsck.d. diaap
pointed politician. They bs . teeth.
One biz me on the hand; I hsd the
hsEd with rae at the time; l have the
hand with me yet. lis the 'bigg-st
hand ever held" The docicr gave
ne whisky as an Internal resaedy.
and AMMONIA for nay external "biie."
they are considered god remedies
by ti's high tariff" prof ssion. Nv
paturc and taste rebel against 'nix-
ed drinks" 30 far apart. and my cx.
perieEcs in tho tarantnla business Ia.
that whisky has more influence with
out the "bits." Aud prefer to take
it straight" This is a grand oountry
for rbeamatisp sad tsrsntulss. and
w being sruo believer 10 the work
ings Of Divine Providence can say
that there In one tsrantnls less. H.
bit D"mocrat and died. ...
Your Big Fisted Friend.
. STEVE DYx."
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
THE pREsrpnsT's Answer.

WAssrxsrcs, August 5--Ons OF
the recsu; incidents 10 the preSidsnt's =
eIpasioLcs with political applicants
s'sems thus Ear to hsge escaped Oh,
ssrvation. The cnrrespondonce
gwen below add sh2at the anthan,i.
c!'y Of wh,ch there is 40 question.
ezpllins it.elf:
Cincinnati. o, July To the
President. Washines,a; Dear Sir
This community road tho auuoance-
ni.nt "f the appointment o. -------
to u jndgcstip with nstonishm-rt
and rrgrof, il no. pain. and uone
were i1Ore ustonishcd Than thos~
who kgd signed his petition, and 1
resras to ssy nv msis to be found
on II. / have refused s-veIal whom
! knew TO he nntii, bat ] signed this
one thinking i. newer wonld be con.
aidrrad. aud not for one momsnt
believing bis appointment possible.
When frst presented tn me 1 prt him
If and hoped TO escape. but be came
again with it. With other. [ sigaad
It. thinking th-ss vas To enans" III
Il ever resching consideration. II
was sigu-d by many prominent a,en
who hated 10 refuse and thought it
would result ia nothing.
Yours, respectfully.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

WAsEIsoros.Augnst L. Dear Sir
| have rssd ) our letter With smsxe
lnent and indignation. There is but
onn mitigation TO the rerfdy which
your lrtl-r disclose., sod tbn ia
,und In the fact that you confess
your share in il. ] don't know
~hathsr you are Democrat or not.
bat il y,n are. the crime which you
Cunfess - rnure nnpsTdonabls. The
idea that this administration, plrdg-
ed 70 give the peopIs o4tter govern
m.nt xnd bstt r offic-rs, aud epgHg.
cd IN 9 hand to hand struggle with
the baa elements OF both parties,
should be betrayed by. those wbn
ougbt to be worthy Of implicit trust.
is atrocious, and snch treason 70 pen.
pie and party onght to he p ,oisb-d
by imprisounsnt. YDur c,,uf.ssion
c.,ues to Ists " be of immediate nse
to the pnslic ssrvics. 1 cal only
say that while this is Mt tbs first
time I have been deceived and mis-
led by lying aud trescberous repre-
ssntstions. yon are the first ono thst
has TINS fsr owned his fanlt. Ifsny
comfort is TO be extracted from tins
assursbce. you are ~elco,ns toi it.
Yours ruly.
GkovIR CLRvELAsD
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Ssrangs Is it may sosn- II costs
less than ona-half to transport c
pcrad o! tee froci TolsaaI,n to New
York that IL alss froo, San Fsancis.
c, 10 Kiuguaa. and yst tba distance
ia lear'y sixteen tine. az great.
How Long will the people OF theaa
United St4tss sabratt 10 bc muleted
and dictated TO by these souliess
eorIefaiiQs,
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

We aim b. give tns Daopls Of No
have comfy aud our subscribers ev.
srywhsrs the full value OF their
m ,ney. and 10 order to do 90 We
shall snd.svor to dill Our columns
with acceptable readirg ms'tSr.
Filling the psper with personal in
uendos and abnss Of Our rival edi.
tors. or ip lengthy articles defending
ourselves against petty personal at.
tscks prompted by the mean malice
OF those who i'm igine they have q
grievance against rs, is not to onr
conception acceptable residing to the
public, neither il it whss snbsoribsrs
pay their money tor. The best and
only proper remedy is 10 tr at all
such attacks with silent contempt
and plenty OF il, and tbis 10 the rem
edy adopted BY all respectable news
papers.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

pani'eptiary during The quarter end
ing June 30th last, whils tbs fact 10
We bare sent no one to Yuma from
this ct'nnty Tor over q year. We can
only account for snch mistakes on
the hypothesis that il ia done TO
mate showing that tho criminal
siement is dis,rihn,ed equally among
the conn,i-s according to their popu
latiou
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
sho,.rain spain on Friday.

ehoIsra 10 Spain on FRIDAY.
w. H. Smith ~ss fatally injarsd
By falling from balloon 1t Chicago
Jsmt~ Msckin wss = sbbed 70 dsssh
by Thomas Flanagan dur,Dg {
qnasT~l IN . ssloon ss Han Rsfssl on
saturday.
Seri,ns trouble 10 sppr~hended 10
tho hydraulic mining region. Several
persous supposed 10 bs spies bare
been testen recently.
Jasn Caranzs, . stage robbsr, Sas
killed by officers nesr Tncson, BOD y
companion was captured.
Thomas Fleming committed sni.
eide with = shotgun at T~hamA the
probable csnse was grief
The President received deputa'
ton OF Indian Territory esttlemsn
on Tuesday,. he positively rciused 70
modify bis order, and the cstslsrrsn
rot rrned home disgnstsd.
An armed gang Of sighty negroes
il committing atrocities near Hunt-
ing,oS. Pa.
II 10 estimated that four lives
were lost In the cyclone Of Monday
nrsr PnilAdeiI. I.his.
TLa cholera 10 spreading rapidly
In Msrssilles and no precautions
have ~ yet bssn taken TO disinssot
the filthy quarters Of ths city.
There were l70l deaths in spain
snd S7i8 nsw cases on Wednesday.
The issues at the coming election
10 Great British will bo insiniy
Cbnrab AMI state.
Tho native regIents in India
~,ll be strengthened.
A fand IL being raised In Montreal
to enable Risl to appeal bis case.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Tho Supervisors of Cocbirs county
who we're in session when the death
of General Grant WEN announced
passed resolnt.sns Of respect, order.
cd the court honso drape,l IL mourn.
ing and adjourned. Oar Supervis
ors did not think the event worthy
Of even 3 passing notice.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

The following ars the eaEdidate'
Tor .bs oM;e Of United States dis
triet attorney for Arizona: A G. Ba
ker end A. d. LsD n. OF Pheaiz
Harri, Bidwia Of ST. Johns; Cam
ersn II Kin and ). II. FrsnkIip. !. oi
Tncs n; Samnel Purdy 81 Yuns
MsrcDs A. Smith 81 To'nl,sioup; =
II. Hayisr. " Qij too; Jobn &
Hafndon. of Prescott. ani W. q
Bail, VI J,.ariia. N.iaa-ka.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

The report Published by Secretary
Manning shows that tho public debt
was decreased sornc s5.0J).OO0 In
Jnly. but Il IL now autLoritatively
stated that ii was not reduced at all
during that month, and that the
Secretary 'srcport is sosolg;cly falss.
Tir1 tie raeeals ol..
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

New York Tribune: NJ. II ,ach'-
Yetirrm@ni from bnsinsss is strictly
In bne wrb democratic policy. H.
cioses h,s work and yar.ls, disehsrs-
- workman rec~iving Sa0JJU ws~k,
sad l-aves a large force pi skilled.
industrious mechanics n shift Tor
thsmsslyes. H~ il furcsd to d. this
partly b.esuss tbs times have bon
bard evsr since the sisctioa 10 Nov
eInbsr. bat mainly becsuse the I'D
ministrstion haa hem dealing unfair
jy With him for partisan ends of III
own The assignment increases n.
feeling Of dsps~ssion caus~d origin
ally by the suecsss of party oom
mittsd to the policy Of free ships
and revenue tinksring.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
RUSSIAN TROOPS ADVANCING.

Lospos. A,g. 8. The kuas,ans
are planting = new town ut Memo.
including cita lei. barracks garden.
and bszaars. Owing to minors that
the Aighans are IN sssIog nssr PsLj
deb, strong Russian reinforcemssta
have bssa sent V that plsee.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

TIE prics OF ti, il nsid,ly nd.
vsnci og. rs is slso tbs, o. issd and
copper. and il begins tn Iotk very
much aS thonsh the mining Interests
throughout The world were abou. to
enter upen nes era Of prosperity.
We hope so.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
COunty Printing.

Whst is the matter with the Clerk
OF the Bard 0f -5upargisDys of Gra-
ham COUNTY? We publirb @ n'ta
fran Mr.. Isaac ". Stevens, Chairman
uf the Board, to the editor Of the
Clifton Clarion, as follows:
CLIYT,S. A. r.. jul, 30. 1856.
EDlToK CLAsios,-Ay attention
has Drea called to tho garfield con
dlrion Of tbs minutes Vt the last
session Of the Board Of Supervisors,
q. furnished for publication by the
CLERK, I reqnest that yoa delay puo-
Ircstiou ubt,i . fnIi and eoiuplrt.'
cypy of the uiDutss eau he obtain
I'd isaac N. STEVENS,
Chairman Board Of Sapervis ,rs,
Graham county, Arizona.
Mr.. ". d. Tuttle. the Clerk, should
read up, 50 n to avoid the unpleasant
psnsities lIksly ~ follow for the non.
performance Of duty ia his official
capscity. Had We NOT obtained 4
carti6sd copy Of the action OF the
Board Of Apache county. none Of the
minutes Of the meetings would be
obtainabIe--,he records having been
pnsloin-d by robbers siucs the me-t-
ing. Every item Of this Transactions
saould bs printed ia ths comfy pa.
per. and there th y become perfectly ,
indestruo:ibIa. .-SiJohns Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
The following is clipped from ii

The following is clipped from the
Prescott Courier: p .ga
Democrat as We nrs. il pleasss us
TO be able to state, without secret
evasion or mental reservation. that
Sumner Howard. Chief Justice OF
the Snpreme Conrt of Arizona, il
well thought Of by Democrats and
Hepnblicans.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Leigh Gaslmsrs, special agsnt Of
the Depar,men. Of Jasticr al Wash
ipgton, has Completed the ~xamina
ton sf Col. I'm l.. Tidbail's &c
connts as United States Marshal
and has found them correct. Turn
The rascals ort.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Co'l@ct n R,bsris.n of New York
pradic's 3 RepablIcan m,i ,rity ~
5o.00o at the state eIsetion This fall.
We predict that il will put an end
10 the present mug snmp policy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

The Clifton Clsrion," one Of the
eieannsi. nsafe.i and eat tsj rrs ~
the Territory, has been sdde,i Ia onr
already large exchange list. II il a
welcome t.aditiln.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

The report Of Superintendent In
gals OF fbs Territorial Prison, pub
lished in another columt. is decided
Iy incorrect ss far ~ that portion u
II which relates 10 this c,mnty is con-
csroed. The r,Oor. ststss thst No
hsvs couasy ssst I've sesviess b tks
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
cHOLRRA NEWS.

MADRID. Angnst .. In Spain yes.
tsrday 4.232 new cases of cholera
were reported, and 1910 dsstbs from
that disease. 10 the city Of Tsrnsl,
On Monday last. nIosty one new
cases aud twenty deaths we're report
I'D and IN the province of Ternel.
outsids of the city. 376 nsw cases and
lil deaths. In the city OF Madrid
ths cholera is coafaei nos to the
popu!oss districts inhabited by the
peek.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
Ed,tsr'ai Notes.

We welcome tho .Da,ly Tomb
store" 10 our exrhaige 'ahle. j, is
boldly and I, aIlessIy edited. and
deserves 10 Ia we'll ,strnnized.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

On and after Jzly i.
1855, the Aver LumOer
Company, through their
Agent, w. j. Chamber.
lai4, will furnish to the
people Of Kjzlgman and
vicinity everything de-
sired OF their mill pro-
duets Ut mill prices for
cash, #. d. B., at Flag
st2K. -
Prices, with n com.
|plete handbook, will be
furnished ON aDnIica.
ton. This means = cash
business and mt as low
prices as will be given to
any Of our patrons.
AVER LUMBER CO.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Parties ordering lumber either from the Din er trsa 0u
yara viii psass bear IN mind II STA MIR strictly VIII
the above notice you order lumber ssber tha. ven nest
send tho money with the order "a oraer Win Wst Is Set
W.. J. CHAMBERLAIN, Agt
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
NEW DEAL IN LUMBER.

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The St. Johns herald., 1885-08-06
MILNER-THE MlSSiNG-LINK.

Milner-the missing-link, who does the chinese work on that won. derful journalistic curiosity, the Orion Era, shows himself to be as big a jack ass as ever prayed or eat a sage brush, by the following ar ticle which appeared in the last is sue of that tithing-house circular:
 "Will some one tell us whether any, thing has been done to arrest the man who murdered Mexican in Apache county about two weeks ago to make him talk ?'"
 In regard to "whether anything has been done to arrest the man who murdered a Mexican in Apache county" we would say that the sheriff and his deputies have made every effort to ascertain the where abouts of the murderer of Pablo Rivali, but their search has so far proved fruitless, namely, from the fact that the murderer is a Mormon and the people of that church, ac- cording to their custom which they adhere to in every instance, aided him in every possible manner to es- cape to some place of safety, there by thwarting the aim of justice and defying the law. The editor of the Era further states that the Mexican was killed to make him talk" This is the first intimation that has ever been made as to the cause that led to the murder and shows that the editor of the church organ knows more about it than he would be willing to tell. We have heard of people being murdered to keep them from telling tales, but we think this is the first instance on record where a person was murdered to "make him talk" We never knew before that by killing a man you could make him talk, although the Mormons may understand this modus operandi if there is any truth in the old saying that "prac- tice makes perfect" Brace up, Miner, don't let the recollections of the Mountain Meadows Massacre befuddle the ideas in your liquid ized brain.