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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

The Philadelphia Press has been at
the pains to gather from official sources
Information as to the action taken by
the states ofthe Union in regard to the
restriction of the use, manufacture or
sale of intoxicating liquors. Five states
have prohIbitory Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Iowa, and Kan.
sas. Thirteen are without general laws
upon the subject. Massachusetts,, Con
necticut, Indiana, Michigan and Wis.
cOnsin have tried prohibition, and find,
ing it Ineffective, have had recourse to
less drastic measures. Twenty states
and territories deal with the liquor
question by means of license or a local.
option system.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22
Consul Llvermore. at Londonderry

Consul Llvermore, at Londonderry,
Ireland, writes to the State Depart
ment that trade in American corn in
Ireland is being rapidly supplanted by
Russian corn, the imports of the Amer
lean article having fallen from $1,000
tons in 1879, to $4,000 tons in 1884.
The cause of this, he says, is that Rus
sian dealers sell on what are known as
rye terms, THAT the grain then delivered
shall be of the quality of the grade rep
resented. or, if not, the value shall be
determined by arbitration, while Amer
lean sales are determined by the in
spectors' grading. Many American
cargoes arrive in q condition inferior to
that stated by the inspectors vouchers,
causing losses and great dissatisfaction.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22
| NEWS OF THE WEEK SUMMARIZED.
wan OF .be ass,ns M,llionairs.

The Boston Journal publishes the will Of the
late Gov. Abner Coburn of Maine, by which the
following requests are made: To Mains III
sane hospital, at Augusta, $4,000, the income
only to be expended annually; Maine general
hospital, Portland, 100000; Maine State Col
lege of agriculture and Mechanic Arts, $780,
900, the income only to be expended annually
Colby university, $4,000, Of which $50, OO0
to be funded and the income only expended an
nually; American Baptist Home Missionary
society 5000, GOO, one half of which to be ap-
piled in aid of free in1en's schools, other than
Waylsnd seminary; to Wayland seminary,
Washington, d. G., in memory of deceased
Africa, and Mary A How, late teacher in sem
inarv $50 600
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

The cotton spinners of Fall Rive,
Mass, seem to have right and justice on
their side IN resisting further reductions
in their wages. They claim that since
1874 their pay has been cut down 80
per cent, and that they now receive 20
per cent. less for the same class of work
than the operatives of Oldham, Eng
land, where fifty hours constitute q
weeks work, against sixty-six hours in
Massachusetts. 1t is shown further
that any additional reduction in pay will
mean insufficient food if not starvation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

victoriano Nievez is one of the luck
est men in the world, says the Philadel-
phia Times. He lives at Carmen, in
Mexico, and is millionaire. The 9th
er day he and his wife celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary. 1t was
great day for old Signor Nievez: he
gave banquet and scattered dollars
right and left. Five hundred thousand
dollars in one lump were sent to the
poor in the locust-eaten districts, and
$4,000 were given to the republic to
help pay off the debt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

The year 1884 will be long remem-
bered In the stock market as one of per-
sistent decline in values. In schedule
OF prices published in the New Nork
Herald, it appears that out Of the 1872
different stocks On the list only 10 ad-
Vanced from last years quotations, and
OF these only four rank among the i'm
portant stocks of the street. The total
sale of stocks during the year was al
most identical with that of 1888, being
In each case between ninety-six and
ninety-seveu million.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

Bradstreets Journal in its commercial sum-
mary says: The general commercial situation
throughout the country, as reported by specia
kilograms from leading trade centers, corrobo-
rates the view expressed last week that, while
there IL feeling abroad of greater confidence
respecting the outlook for business, there is
little apparent basis therefor beside the I'D
vanced price of wheat which, in turn, is, Of
course, the approximate cause of the gain i'll
Indian corn, oats, -four. and particularly SO for
the movement in hog product
There wore AS failures in the United States
reported 10 Bradstreet's during the week end
ing 18th against 44S IN the preceding week, and
321, 81, and 2l0 in the corresponding weeks
of 1884, 1888, and 1882, respectively About "a
per cent were those of small traders, whose
capital was less than $1,000 Among those
embarrassed were: John J. Cisco & Son,
bankers. and Joseph R Wallach, wholesale
ribbons, New York city; Oliver Bros. & Phil
lips and the Oliver & Roberts Wire company,
Pittsburg; Gregg & Son. shoe manufacturers,
Binghamton, N Y; James B. Hall, dry goods,
Troy, n Y; Farmers Bank, Elizabethtown,
Pa. r Moog, wholesale grocer, Mobile; The
John W. Lowell company, agricultural nipple
melts, Salt Lake City
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

SENATE Tho bill to repeal the pre- emption,
desert lands and timber culture laws, and to
amend the homestead law, passed the senate.
The first section provides for the repeal Of the
presumption law, this repeal, however, not to
affect the rights Of any person which are
accruing on the passage of the act
II further provides that any per-
son who has not heretofore had the
benefit of the presumption law, and who
has failed from any cause to perfect the title
on land heretofore entered by him under the
homestead laws, may make a second home
stead entry in lieu of the -emption privi-
lege which is repealed Bection repeats
the timber culture law, with the proyiso that
it shall not interfere with existing rights.
Second amends the revised statutes so
that persons who have availed themselves of
the homestead laws may pay minimum
price for lands, after eighteen months from
date of entry, provided they file a prelimi-
nary notice six months before. Section 4
repeats the desert land act except to
claims which exist at the date of the passage
OF the act Section provides that no public
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22
In the Senate, Mr. Aldrich of R, L, offered

the following;
Resolved, That the senate has heard with
profound regret of the death of Henry B. An
thonv late senator from Rhode Island
Resolved, That the business of the senate
be now suspended TO enable his associates to
pay proper tribute of regard TO his high char
acter and distinguished public services
Brief eulogies were spoken by Messrs- Aid
rich Edmunds Bsyard, Pendleton, Garland,
Ingalls,. Morrill,, Hoar, Hawley, Butler and
Sheffield, when the resolutions were adopted.
The public printer transmitted TO the SEN
ate a report for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1884 The report says the printing by or
der of the senate cost SAG, lag against $64, 464,
and the house printing s276, 1873 against sl75,
POI for the previous year
House Numerous bills and resolutions
were introduced, among them bill to enforce
the collection of taxes ON distilled spirits in
bonded warehouses The house refused to
suspend the rules and pass the bill making
changes in the statutes regarding the Jurisdic-
ton Of United States consuls, etc, in the Orient
A resolution was introduced in the house by
Gen. Slocum, calling upon the president to trans
NIT TO congress the appeal made TO him on be-
half of Fitz John Porter, with an accompany
ing paper The appeal referred TO was sent
to the president by Fltz John Porter about
two months ago, and is a request by Porter
for reinstatement in the army, he Porter
claiming the president can reinstate him
without further action by congress. The
paper is an elaborate review of the opinion
of the attorney general, upon which the
presidents veto of the Porter reinstatement
bill last session, based, In which the
view taken BY the attorney generals controvert-
ed. This review was prepared for Porter by
Bullitt prominent attorney of Philadelphia
The resolution was referred to the military af-
fairs committee, and will probably be reported
back TO the house favorably within few days
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

To the Honorable the Legislature: You assem-
BILE after the laps of longer period than any
which ever separated legislative sessions in Wis
consin, and It is fitting that first reyerently
and gratefully acknowledge the blessings which,
under Providence, have come in rich abundance
to us as a commonwealth and as people. Dur
ing the two years just gone we have happily
been spared the presence of pestilence famine
or other cause of general distress. The CONNER
eial distress prevalent in the country at large
has touched us more lightly than many other
states. Peace has dwelt continually within our
borders. The spirit of obedience to law has
abided with our people. Justice has been
promptly and faithfully administered. Educa-
ton. the life of our governmental system, has
gone forward with vigorous step All in all we
have abundant cause for contentment and gratt-
tude
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
CLIPPED Ayp CoxpRSsfrp ssoH QUE II
-rfg.rrtI. eH.so's. .rEEF

Pssseeta missS. ~
Thsnext term Of eou,t IN Nssshsrn Ari.
sona will open at 81. John's On the 18th Of
April sAEg a. Ills -
The articles Of incorporation Of the How.
oil mining, smelling and concentrating
works, have bssp fled with the SECRETARY Of
the territory. Hon. y. A. Tritle 10 its pres.
dent, and n. o. Murphy. secretary, while
tho following veil known esutisupsn COZ.
stitute, besides the above named. the board
Of directors: Clark Churchill, JACOB Hsnks
and John Howell. ..... ....f
The personal property Of the Lynx Crs.k
Smelling C"mp~ny vn purchased by Mr..
Howell, At sherifs sale, for one thousand
dollars. Tho propsrty originally cost many
thousands.
Pima oosnty 10 inesbtsd TO the small
tuna Of half . million dollars. 10 she q
bsnkrup, county.
prssest Iessssi.
A.E. Fay has received HE sommission ~
notary public for Fl2ystah.
Secretary Van Armsa has aons fss brisi
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
IssskbesSy DsDlpesisgs.

Mr.. Phillips has leased the HsskbsrS,
mill. and VIII run through ssvsral hsnArss
tons Of txilings. We Understand that hs b
treating IN average of sixteen tons psr day,
assaying from 10 10 20 ounces per ton n
siIvsr.
Mr.. and Mn. Rich ssisbsated the birth.
day Of ths:r daughter last Saturday BY =
soaiai dsnos, which vSs sstsndsd BY nsArl |,
all the prominent sstiB sns Of the tows.
Jams Dundon u moving his hssss iron
Old Hsekbsrry to the usv town ~ the md.
ing. II 10 rumoYsd that - viii seso opsa ;
nsw store At the Latter point.
The Issssss Of The Crescent mise. nsaI
Hsskbsrry. hsvs struck rish Aspusit Of
Urs, and are taking II cot qsits rapidiy
Among the recent improvsmsnts st this
mine vs note shs sssetion II vhin.
Sspsrvissr Csesiss is shissiAs bssf ssstk
70 DsGsstt and otksT piasss in Caiifssnis,
q Ne sats Il hits or four carloads psi
vssk. hra u.auf.... ... ~.
Msssn. Atkins 1 Co. are psttina in L
seres Of lad In thS TFuxton Canon 70
vsrsssSlss. snd sili b prepared 70 ssppa,
this end cf shs sOaniy during the ooniis
summer. They sspsss to have fry sorss
undsr ouitivssion IN short time. ,-rI
Fred Nsbmann, ot HseLbsrry siding, bss
2e fest Of vatsr h his veil. and the hov. /,
still on the increase. The we'll 10 bstvsss
70 and - fest desp. Many people say that
this u trss srtssisn veil, and tlat Free
is honestly entitled 10 the reward ofsrsd
by the Legislature.
A. =. Harnsr Esq-, Philsdslphis artist
Of nots 10 storping st Hsakbsrry. He hss
bssn paintizg visvs Of the Grand CsAon.
and portraits Of tbs Wsilspai Ind,sns. sing.
ly and in groups. He viii shortly 60 to
Fort Mehsvsvith Ne intsasisa ot trsns-
fsrrinG ths Ssstafss Of sssss Of the Aohssss
10 canvas. ..f "a
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
1ssessaiass q tAs 9easd Il 81
yssvisoss. e

BSIsni met HsbrSarv Ath 1855, .s,e-
pre~ns-A. ". Hsnkls and Hsary Nay.
nnond, and ths clerk. '
Ofdsssd that warrants bo drawn to the
order Of Caldwell! Wright on the Genera
Fund fs9z.40 in payment ;or safe.
Adjourned 70 call Of chairman.
Attsst:
CAtDwELL Wni0Hf.
Clsyk.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

9n
Tie ssv ass, parsAassa By ~ sssaty
Tor shs TysasussSs sAio ssrissd on Sasss.
~. Il weighs 500 pounds and sos,
easN. y.
Ths vsathss dssine tIs pass nosth hss
bssa JEST soo nies fos asytAi,G. Las . sosd
hs~itky rain storm vosld b. very assssts.
~ juss nov, ssrssially 70 psoSss vho osn
Henry Lambert Of Fort Nohavs kAs AlsA
. pstisioa IN tbs Psshats coart, pssyia0
for lssisn NJ sdninissrstioa 70 b i.sssl
70 hin, IN tAs msssss o< shs ssasts ef Jssas
Hsrpsr, dsssassd. 80 aa 4
Hon. L. 3. wsltea, ~ ssaiss nssshss e
" late Arn of wsltsa 4 DsssAss. y h
Oaiiseraia, spsadiaG his ti.S bssvssa Sss
Francisco ssA Oakland. W sAall hovs -
- him araoog ~ again.
4. Y. kaysss. eood eitiSn and N -
tssusd suhssribss Of ~ Mrsss, saus u %
Friday, from hi nssd sa ~ Dig sAsAy,
With load Of ehieksns and ssss, whieh hs
dispassd Of within Aftssu minutes after his
arrival. sEt a-~se t.s- ..a
rhs sntsspsisins Aru Of ". II. Taeean
q c.. have nsx sdv. In this tsses. This
AFm nasks spssiaity II haad,iaG esss, Esd
By shipring throa9h thsn, shs nissss sf|
waiiapsi and Msynasd distsiSts vii ssvs
bseh time and naoasy. ......s ,..
r. ~ ,a - - 80 A-----.
Ths hsssty pole Which haa stood % Msis
strsst In Missrai Psrk fer tbs lasA fear
ysass, vss blown down early this. nona.a.
Fer fsss yssss u had ssIlaatly ssosd
aeaanst shs useaasais stSfos aaA ~ alsfs |
shs Asss olA AAs; bet nov II 10 bat sSiintss !
md AssvsoA Well! Wsll. II sssms shas
tAinss II this world, no matssr how good
thsy ssy -. cannot stand fefsvsr. - vis.
nass tie great rsVsblisan psrty and ~
liberty pols. ..s d l...f h.. a.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
sut,el,,..

VI 1.
4 ry,raAfy Psrdy roe - . s.sstisu
| Of ptfivshRs and II ssssassis spsssh sslisd
Tor the sseiusion Of lobbyists fson ~
hoor Of tie Houss daring ths baisnss Of shs
session; elain Ing that shsy were sssoaias
/ arrogant etc.
Risisy iatroduesd . msnoriai 10 CoaGssss
relative 10 school and usivsrsity iands.
Hunter istroduosd nsusYsai u Oos.
srssa, pnsyins that no iarss syndicate ssa
isass or rarehsss large trssts Of lasA ss,
Grsxinz psrposss. a
Council bill prsseibisG ths dssiss Of ~
ternAy 0snssai. sAsssA.
Hcass biil 10. sr pssvsat ~ - q b.
qson, on election dsy. paassl. p "
o.v.cr.. SIS
February 1ssh - Ainsvorth iatsedsssA Q
bill for the sssstsusttsa q . ssiisssd b
Yavspai county. The biii ersviiss fss .
subsidy Of esooo pr mills fer . nasrsS
gauae and oS0oo per mile fer . broad
Gnael,. s-ssss-tfea .--,sz---s.-..-a.-s.sss,
Harvend introdsssd . bill ~ sssavs ~
Arsnsu h Tsobsssss fsss jsry Ss4y. 4
Lssthsrveed introdsssd bin y Sslns
the srims Of laresuy.
Also bill 70 pssuossatly Issats ~ Ter.
ritosial tapitsl d Tssssa. fGs s assr n
. gAlss 4 biii to sbelish Maxisss ssasss =
tbs Tsrnitosy.
Houss bill. entitled "Inss,vsss ~ ss
1855" pAsssd. e'Rtf'r "lat
Ball ssassrsias sssss.ass Of Sistriss
courts iaassd. /. tI3 ri
Feb. xth-Psray introdsssl ,sassiai
sskin9 ftR ths appoiatnsatsl sl . ossstsl
polios fosss on tbs border bstvssa Arissas
and Mszico. which vss pssssd usAss sss-
pension NJ The rulss. s@a" "a l
Connsl intsodussd bill regulating fsss
Of doctors and lawyers vhiss ssussd bsss.
ID discussion. Yraaklin moved 70 amsnd
by rsdutang the price Of whisky 70 Ave
cents rw drink. Psrdy ansndsd the
ansnds,ent that all earpsnssrs ssd trsdss-
mes shali be subject 70 lsgisistion for thsii
services. The bill vss referred to the com
nittss on Territorial AHsirs. .,....
Hunter introduced the much talked Of
bin to create the new county Of sisrra Bos.
ita. ,...,-
linus mlrodsosd q bill 70 provide for ths
drainage Of mines.
C,nn',ll's polysamy bill passed.
Iurdy's bill rsv.dirp for tire hIlipg Of
v-esnoiss In the ofiios Of Probate Judge
psss4'd. -. y 1a-l
Bill making the Once Of clerk Of Beard Of
Supsrs isors, passed.
RisieJ's bill, providing for the trial Of Of.
fsnses On informatiop without the aotioe
Of the Rrapd jury, passed.
Armstrong and Rranklin's auti-diserim.
instion bin, passsd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
RrefesreA Lseais.

Subscribe for the MnsI.
NOIICE.-W. II. Taeeart L Co. win q:
tend b, my business during my abssnss
from kingman.
= 49, No r.s.,
Advertise in ths Muns.
I,r. d. T. Burgess, the veil known den
tiat will make one Of his psEiodissi visits 10
Mineral Park shout the ssosnd vsst ID
April nsrs. Thoss la need Of his profss
sionai services will do we'll 70 rsnsabsl
this, and Thereby save Themselves ths n.
psnse Of trip to California.
JUSTICES blsnks Of all kinds % hand Of
printed On short noties At the Miner job
office. Send yoar orders and b furnished
cheap for cash.
Referring to notice, IN susshss ooisns
Of the dissolstisn Of the Arm Of Wslton Z
Bsscl,sr, II 70 imperative shat the old busi
mss 10 closed Up. We therefore urge q
pscmpt ssttlsmsnt With the undsrsi9nsd oi
ali accounts Aus the late Arn.
Bsssnss / Co.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
Hse1 - Answer 70 She rn1lel
0tases GssoA Sasy.

TAs preliminary ssaoisaAssa - ~ go
u ths United ststss ~. Wa. H. LAks tssa
p,sss last Tuesday bssoss o. 0. Csanis-
sionss Hvas. Tn ss,sssnsaS vss sspsss.
setsd By Eb. Willia.s xsq. aea ". O.
Blahsiy Ksq. sVpskrsa o. bsAsis ef ~ -.
fsad.nt. After s,s tshing ef ~ ssstimssy
The ssss vas ssly assasd ty ~ sseUssaiss
o0unssI. Ths szssinsasea sssalssd IN tAs
defendant being hssd 70 snsvss y ths Usi.
~ StAtss0 0fasd Jury. Ball vss Axsd -
shs sam Of one tkosas,A dollars. snA ~
propptly fsrnisAsd, Nth Msssss. Dasisl
Hmith and Csidvsll wFisAs - bsadsnsu.
rhs oass sxsissd considerable interest. s,A
- sourt room was crowded With thass
anxious 70 hssr The testimony.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
+ DsslsssA Items.

4 branch railroad il 10 10 built frsm Dag
nstt TO Calico BY the Atlantic 4 Pacific b
K. Co.
Ths Nov Orisans Expositioa has bad Z
seriously depressing effect on the travel Il
and from the coast over all lines, save ~
Southern Pacific. The excursion rstss hav,
bssn utilized by persons wishing to travel
uhsthss for businsss or pleasure, , -
lgs Representative Csssidy ~ Hsvada, vhos,
htssm sspirsa % the No q MAssa. is ssn.
didats fss Pxeifs Railroad Comnissiensr h
plAss II Mr.. Armstrong. Csssidy has hsss
ChairDsn Of tbs Pacific Raiirosas Cs.
.issss for Tbs lss TIVE yssss, and u sAo
sosshiy informed On tho quSstioas sIsst
lAAd srsat roads. ~ g.. tssH
Ths Tvssos gtar says thss IA haisd I
railroad from Tuossn to Phenix, via River.
SIDE aud Florence, will not cost over e7S0.
900. IN
A railroad 10 TO b bnii, fsotn Fairbank'
to Tombstone. Z ta@
The supssiassaAsas of ~ southern Psei
flo ssysI ~ rsport Of thu propossd oonstruo
ton slths LES AaasisI and Santa An
brand d Ahasasosd 3 easirely ~ithoot
foundatien.s
TheSan Frsncissof Cliroaiols condemns
Hsash's railway biu now before the ssnst'
Of California.
The Union Pacific rsfunding bill, nov
pssd'ng in tho U. s. Senate, il Regarded n
Dad -sP4G H.SI #8SBsT
The work Of constructing piece of raj!
road frosa ssn Hsprsai,s 70 Dagestt is b.
ing pushed.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
1ouoD.
COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
February 2o-H ovell Of sslset eonmists>
rsporsed fs,orabiy On Council ball IS. pro
viding for funding the debt Of Mohsvs
county. The bill wAs read the third time
and passed by sunsni'noas vote, Todd ab-
sent on leave. Il
s,ephsns' ants.polygany bill, pssssd by .
unanimous vote.
~ soSsE.
Fsbrusry 2ota -Msssrs. linus, Hunter
and Houok ssbnittsd report recommend.
ing the aboiishing Of the Territorial Fish
Commission.
House bni rs. 70 protect vstsr rights.
vas psassd.
CoussiI bin 8, 70 Drsvsat the iutrsdsesioa
ofsatsis from is6ssssd dissrietA, ansssdsd,
81 pAassd e snssded. 2
Coapsi bill Z, TO pssvsat ths insroaus.
aoa Of dissassd sstsis ints " Territory
sSpasssd.
Inas' bill. to sssupt calves fsou tara.
tios, was indsfaitsIy postpousd.
Cosasii bill s, to protect live stock grow
srs. amsndsd md passsd - Autsadsd.
At2s'eiesk uss Houss reoonssasd And
vent into soasnitsss of ths whole 70 con.
slider the frsixtt and fare discrim,pstis
bill. and BY vote Of 1s tot, recommended
that II psss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
DiSsslstiss Of Ce-Dsrtsssship

Ths co-partnsrship hsrstofors sxissiDs
undss ths arm name and style VI wslton
BssohsY 10 this day dissolved by nstas
etnssnt Lsmson s. Wsiton having rstirst
from the firm. The business viii b oen
tinusd 40 hsrstofors, at kinsmaa and Min
sr,l Park. A. T.. BY @. ". Bssohsr. undsi
the name Of Bsschsr Co., who will sollsc.
oil outstanding debts due to. and assums
oil Liabilities Of, the late firm Of Welton
Bescher.
Kinslnau, A. T. February 18th 1896.
LAMsoH s. WKLroB.
O. ". BsEeHsn.
Referring to tbs above notice, We desire
TO thank the public for their lib
siaI patronage In the past, and shall On
sur best sndeavors to merit . continuance
Of tho same. rE8.- f..-
ak o. BrsCsEa / Co.
Diss~lntisa Or Ce-psrtnesshID.
The co-partnerAhip heretofore sxist!ps
ksty'osn Eb. Williams. JamssJ. Hyds and
Ans,n H. Smith. under the Hrm name and
stybs Of tho Miner Publishing Company, l,
this dsy dissolved. The nndsrsisnsd hsv
ing purchased the entire interest Of Mr.
Nmith, will continue the BUSINESS, and viii
ssttls all the outstanding businsss Of ths
late 6rm. 80 '-- j. 50.
Mineral Park, February N'b 1855.
In. WnLGAsn.
Jansa J.. Hypo.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
DkLIxQUEx,r NOTICE.

A RNOLD GOLD AND sILvHs MIN.
"A inl ComDasy-Losatioa Of principal
ptsse H hssinsss, Haa Fransisso, Csiifor.
nta; locasisa u works Cedar valisy Minips
District, 4ohays eosnty, Aiisoas- Motto.
There .rs dslinausut spon thS follovinc
dsssribed stock, on aooount Of ssssas0snt
No. 81 .lsyisd % the third day Of Janusry
1855. the several amounts sst oppsGits ths
names Il the rsspsstivs shsrssoiAsrs. q.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

We rssrst that slip Of the typo in loaai
item in oaI last issre. made Us, in sps.,kins
of the valuable miSs Of Msssr,. smith and
Atkinson. locate IL near Gold Basin, IN
stead Of rear Todd B.sin. BY this /. read
that the Inins wns quite distant from Min.
srai fsrk, whereas II 10 only about fOuI
nilss distant.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Our Board Of Supsrvisozs would do vsil
70 parshsss the Bssi Ssriass plscs from Mr..
Simonds, and turn Il into hospital and
psss farm. waioA, under ps,pH m,nsss-
ssns might b made sslf-su pporting. II
vonid Be- sxpsnsivsas hrst, bot economical
n The end. Thsss IN too much money being
ysia cat for the care Of the INDECENT sick At
pssssnt.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
visit - California.

vidt 70 0siilerniA.
Knrs oseurrsd II Bisbss - TssslAy
uaeFnang wtieh destroyed ~ sntiss bsut
nen Dsrttoa Of ths camp. Thsiess \ sDti.
nestSd st about osO.00c. CAstsaadAk Co.
g6nssai msrsAAndiss, sxpssissss4 ~ hsAvi.
- ,ea, tso.0oe; Insured fos ei3aoo. tn
baian1s q inssranss viii sos ssAaA oloSm
IL sii. No dsaAss vss dsns tSths Copess
Qssss wsshs. TIE wssk q ssAsiidina ~
aissaAy soniaaassd.
Sossph Curtis, vho rsssatiy vsat 10 Qst
jotoa, vritAs tsttss 10 fsisaa Asss, givins
anything bat - sssoasAsisG sstIook ofths
ssssAtsen thsss.
yssssa ehisss.
Liqses dsaisss 10 Nj sisy pay ~ ~
sSartss, sosssy aud city iisssss.
Col. zabriakis, y. 3. District Attorney, b
sssioasiy III. ...,
,s@bsssss assssS. "-- 81
TAs shss.sosssr fell 70 ss degrees - H.
3Dsa insa. ... .sM
yssssa lstss. -.
Ths AsivAsa mill has for ssns time bssa
ssanias % ore fsom ths MINIS sf J. Z. Isix.
% 4 %. /" ... s. sa
Hss1 % Answer 70 shs rnlle1
otsses GsssA Sssy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Lv BiAkslv. u 80 of our District Attor.
nsy. and one Of the best sompnsitoss Of hia
age in the Territory. has ressnsa his 20
sition IN the NIsss oisas; and may b rssk.
onsd hsssnfsss ~ oss e4 its permsnsat AI.
tarss.