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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

superseded. And then again those that practise 1t
stoutly insist that 1t is more stylish" one thlns
can be suggested for the detected card-writers COM
fort. Fashions are constantly changing, 80 tna'
return to the delicate Italian hand is not improo-
able,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
Is CLEVELAND IN LEAGUE WITH THEMI

Prom me LOutspiie COuTier.JOurAdl.
President ClcVslands Message contains no hint
whatever of any National policy as To plumbers.
looks as II the plumber remain In power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

In regard to the change Of rules in the House,
the Democratic Representatives do not seem to
be quite sure of their powers of self-cOntrol.
1t would be very nice to distribute the apprO-
priation bills and give more of the members a
chance at them but in the minds Of some OF
the shrewder members this is dangerous
liberty. Can the party be trusted, they ask,
with the delicate task OF voting money to be
spent by Democratic officials Considering
bow hungry and thirsty most members OF that
party are, we are forced to admit that there is
partisan wisdom in the view which some Of
these,cautious Representatives, arrived at yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

President Cleveland wants $1,000 more money
TO run the White House than sufhced for that pur-
pose under General Arthur. And yet he started LII
with great show of cutting off the newspapers
aud discharging messengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

The plan to erect a suitable gymnasium for
Columbia College students if carried out, will
do more for the college probably than even its
friends now imagine. Columbia ought to take
the lead i'll college sports Her different de-
partments offer splendid material for oarsmen
md teams of all kinds, and the opportunities
TO row and play at all games are nowhere bet
ter than in this city. What has principally held
athletics back in Columbia is the lack of the
gymnasium in which the men could practise in
winter as is done at Harvard and Yale. More
pyei, AZ Columbia students do not live in dormi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
Jr0es to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dnslncss Notlres.

THE STILLMAN, EUCLIp-AvE, CLEvE ia 1Ds.,s
rcopenei october with ACCOMMODATIONS t. tSYoushouL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

Once more Mr.. Kelley is brought prominently
before the country by the presentation to the
Senate of all the correspondence relating to his
efforts to represent this Nation at two
European courts. Evidently the exMayO1 of
Richmond has had an uncomfortable time, for
which he has principally to thank his friend
Mr.. Bayard. After Italy refusal to accept Mr..
Kelley, it was plainly tactless proceeding to
send him to Austrid. This blunder is not miti-
gated materially by the Presidents later at
titude toward Austias objections The whole
matter, however, Is now thrown over to Con-
Crese. where our Democratic friends will have
an admirable chance to pose as friends of
Kelley and foes of the etlete monarchies of
Europe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

The Importance of providing for succession
TO the office of President was recognized in the
Senate yesterday and a blll to regulate the
matter was introduced by Mr.. HOar No dis
position was shown in any quarter 20 hinder
the measure; but proposal was made to add
TO it clauses regulating the counting of tine
votes of the electoral college. The adyiSa-
biity Of lacking these two points together may
well be doubted. One point at least is likely
to raise fierce debate, and the whole bill might
thereby be endangered. Why they should not
be considered separately is not clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
HOW TO SOLVE THE UTAH QUESTION

From The Minneapolis Tribune -
The Sandwich Islands Tor sale Tor Sl4.0OOOOO
Why not Duy them and ship the Mormons there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

They do not hesitate to ruin the most coS.i!
works. Usually they are engaged IN the eX'i"
illustration Of some favorite author, and 10
accomplish this they plumber and destroy ruth
lessly. The Librarian has no more deadly enemy
than these thieves, and their offences are 50
rank as to call for severe penalties whenever
conviction can be secured. Extraordinary
selfshness is at the bottom of such mlsdeeus,
and unfortunately 1t is extremely dilhcuLt, al
least in public libraries, to prevent them Nor
is it at all clear why book thieves should De re-
garded or treated with more leniency ana IN
diligence than any other class of piltcrers'
thoncb for 4 long time these rapaciOus people
we're looked upon rather as a sort of mild
lunatics than as ordinary thieves. LlDlallan'
alone probably estimated their laches justly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

Tho beauti fuI mallen is shopping to-day,
Quite busy and To ter surprsc,
While through the thrOrgcd SIR 90 she Is taking her way
Her beau In the street she cspie>
,;ood ,ractous, 'ti- awful! He's coming no doubt,
And swift to her heart strikes pain:
Tho ewes of affection wi single her out;
iIc' see her aud speak, that Is plain.
She hnlt4 bushes rcdly tNen crosses the street,
Avoiding the youth that she loves;
The maid il would mOrtify much should they mcet;-
There arc holes IN the tips OF her gloves!
-, Boston Courier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

II is noticeable that mclodrama is not paying
quite so well this year as it has heretofore n0
reason is obvious. People don't care 10 nave 'i'o',
sensibilites excited and annoyed by constant
succession of MURDERS faithless marital ventures,
foreclosed mortgages dive and garnet scenes ana
all that ugness. They don't want so much
morbid Inflammation They want either tragedy III
its sublimty or q good easy time OF IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

A current card-wrier il quoted as affirming that
II is now considered vulgar to know how to write n
good hand. Ills fling, 1t would appear, is intended
more particularly for che handwriting of our girls
He evidently abhors the hgh-shoudercd, angular
style which is so fashionable, and he sadly mOurns
the decadcnce Cf "tle delicate Italian hand which
he used to teach. There is some reason in what the
card-wrter says But the delicate Italian hand"
was also open to objection. In its prime its ten
dency was TO uniformity in writing at tho expense
of individuality. The girls of past generation
perhaps wrote a more legi0e hand than the glrls
of today but their copy-bools and letters lacked
variety and independence being dominated by an
ultra and therefore an unwlse conservatism. Tho
giIls of to-day put more of their personal identity
into their writing The fashionable writing Is
more characteristic than the writing which 1t
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
Caldwell Wright,
Clerk.

The Board Of Equalization met July 7th
1886, At 0 a. m.
Prssent the full Board and the Clerk.
Reading the Assessment Roll resnuaed.
Cornwall q Bates, raised on n hogs from
~ to $2O.
Ca.row Joseph, raised ON 10 hogs to $s
each, $225.
Cofer A. Y. raised ON 23 hogs from go
to $1l5; ON wagon and harness from
$25 10 $50.
TO 1900 head. $3.50.
Chamberlain w. j., raised on steam
sappling works at Kingman from
1900 10 $500.
Csnavan Cooperative Stock Company,
raised on cattle from 800 TO 100 head
at Si5, 5000; ON improvements on
range, $500.
Davis A. T., raised on two thirds interest
in quartz mill at Grass Springs from
$500 10 1000.
Dawson J. .. raissd on ons-half interest
In the property Of 4. ID. Rich st Hack
berry from S2S0 10 500.
Elliott b. J. raised on quartz nafn ~
Beai springs frcm 5000 to $1,000
Foster Charles T., raised ON ons-haH in.
teress in water right from go to $500;
on six horses from $15G 10 e2l0.
Foster Solon Jr., raised ON interest In
watsr right from $s5 to $500, on four
horses from $50 10 $40.
Frank Marcus, raised on horses from 600
to $100. -e
Fisher Mrs. J. b.. raised on house at
Kingman from $500 TO $500.
Fsckler John. raised on six horses from
$50 TO S2lO; on cattle from 80 10 $50
head at tl5, $500.
Farlee J. II. raised on toll road 10 the
Grand Canyon $1,000.
Gross Mrs. c., house in Mineral Park re-
duosd from $500 TO $50.
Coin 4 Eliibse, raised on three horses
from 47s 70 t1O5.
Gamer r. r., raised On osttls from 100
70 les head at sl5, $s75.
Goshorn 4 Ewing, raissd on tools and
bisssapist eetet tsom ~ 10 eao0'
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
K,.s~a..

Our sister town kinnnan. in Mohavs
county. IL rapidly inC1sving In popuission
and baildings. 4 number Of private resi-
denoes and lodging houas arc being erect
ID, the railroad company 70 about to COM
nenoe the erection of depot, and the pso.
plo are ell prosperous. Tie new papsr pub
lished at that point, the wsllspai Tribune,
By A. n. Smith, ~ meeting wi,h liberal
support, and IN view of the fact that ths
county ssat viii bs moved from IMMORAL
Bask 10 King.aan nsxt fall, makes ths IN.
tsse lseS bytght sps " sssG w stetsss
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
Cara sss- ". =. H.sssy.
Miuor.l P.,k. y.lv ss<h lses

IMMORAL PA.k, July 3Dth 1seS.
Editor Mnsns
All item In yoaS lalss OaVss sta.
tsd thst WIS Clark vas ready 70 parsAass
certain pisee Of property at ths price I
had offered II At. called en- Mr. Clark yss-
tssday ~ m ks The decd. bot - vsat hssk
on hts casr. The property can b boseht
At any time a. lsss than what l,avs ogsrsd
u ct, notwithstanding The fsss that tbs
Board Of Equalization insist on nasintain.
ing the raised asssasmsnt. ] do sos soa-
slider that real estate in Mohays oosnty u
worth moro than one half What II vas b.
fore the sessicr Of the last Legislature.
VIZ. H. HAnpY.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
1seessdiass q ~ 1eazA 4 D.
vssvissss.

Tbs Hon. Board Of Supervisors met On
Monday Juiy 6sh 1856.
Prsssnt-she full Board and the Cssk.
Minutes read and approved.
Upon petition Mosss Levy was appoint
cd Justice Of the Peace for Ovsn Pro
cinot.
On motion the following school dis.
trtcts were ordered ret apart:
School Divtrivs No. 3, subdivision Of
No. :. boundaries AZ follovs. Pros ths
western boundary Of the Yavapai eoun.
~ line, south from the Atlantic 4 Pacific
Raiiroad, twenty miles; thence sOuth Of
vest ~ Fort Rock, thence TO point Y
mile west of Truxton, thcnos north 70 tbs
Colorado river; thence east to the Yav.pai
ovunty limo.
school District No. 9, subdivision Of
No. ., boundaries ss follows: From the
north end OF VIM. SCOTS ranch known
~ the SCOTS ranch on the Big sandy
river TO Aubrey Landing; Themes 70 fol.
low the Williams river 70 the mouth of
the Banta Maria river; thence 10 follow
tho Santa Maria river to point oppsits
SCOTS ranch; and thence In wsstsFly
direction TO the point Of beginning.
School District No. Z, Subdivision Of
No. 2, boundaries NJ follows: Coinmsnc-
ing at the wsllapa, Spring ON the Pres.
oott and Mehsvs road, and running thence
westerly along said road TO the Colorado
river; thenoe ssutboriy and along the riv.
er to East Bridge; thence along tho iine Of
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad 10 = point
three miles south Of Yucca, thence castor.
ly TO the Pacihc Copper mine; tbsnce
aeross the Waliapai range to the Wsilapai
Spring and riace VI beginning.
Tho Treasurer and Sheriff appeared and
made their settlement. in tho presence Of
the hoard.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
|10l|15l[I1l[

beyond qneation the shsepsss anA nNgo
sAective nschi.ls Of ths kind now u -,
sdApted TO all grades and slassss Of sss.
This machine has been thoroughly Ssatsa
tor the past two years under great vartDsy
Il conditions giving most extraordinay -.
.aSA far In advance Of anything ssss -.
fore realized.
A recent competitive test made wiAh ~
frue At the Cgrlisle nins In New Msxtos
showed an advantage Of 30 per oent In fsVse
of the Duncan. The amount haved over ~
Frue being sufiiciont to pay tho entire east
OF the machines nearly svery month In IL
seAr.
The following Is an enn.erasioa Of its
many advantages ovor sll other machines:
FIRsr--Its cost Ia not mors than haif tat
n any other Of equal capacity, and ths
ssight is nearly ,000 pounds icss, thss
Sreatiy reducing the cost Of TRANSPORTATION
5xcoxD--The expsnse of setting GO N
running ordor 10 not moss than oiie third
that Of the Frue. or any ether belt mschins
much isss grading and timber work being
Tmrp-- The expenditurs for rsusir u nss
moro than oae.ffth that d any belt ma
shine, and they will isst fully three unes
~ long. working under the e1une conditions,
Foukrn-kot more than one-hnlf the
space is fequirod--a POINT Of great impor.
tance whore q considerable nunShsr are ueed,
fIyTn-No spscisl skin and very iittis
,are Is necessary 70 operste H.
8IxTu-No moBe water II required than II
furnished by the battsries.
SxyEnrH--It saves all the amalenm, Gsaa
or silver that escapes the batteries, pafiA o.
settlers An invaluable feature, and oiaiua-
cd BY no other, making tho machine worth
more than II costs for this purpose alone.
EranTH--A much ooarser grade Of ore can
be handled suceeaafully than by any Other
m8chine--a cTeat advantage IN many in.
stances where fine crushing il not necessary
10 eliminate the mineral.
NMTB.-It has no small aud dsliosts me.
chanisna, requiring nice adjustment and IL
closest attcntion--an insuperabls ,bjsetisn
10 all telt and other forms Of machines, ma.
king them unfit for tho rough service Of o
quartz mill.
TmrH- Great simplicity of eous,truetiou
and small number Of wearing parta. H.
vhole machine Ia Comprised In sevsutesu
rieces. only three Of wEioh are subjsss 90
any special wear, and thess can be replaced
at 9 nominal cost. The Frus has lis pissss
king q complication Of pMrts that involvas
constant repair andgreat expense in this
way, ~ we'll A. In loss Of time.
We are awarethat the most sweeping and
pretsntious claims are made for nearly
everv concentration in the market, but IL IL
we'll known fact that tho results of theiY
operation have not in any instanos nAAs
good these claims. The advantages here -.
forth for the Duncan. a. veil as the state
sts By actual working results.
Prizes. e360. Weight. abost l75ON
Send for cir uIar 70 Paciis Iron works,
RANKIN, BRAYTON 4 co,
San Francisco, Cal.
l2-2n
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

The Board of Supervisors thsa INST ~ .
Board Of Equalization.
Pressus-ths full Board and the CIsrk.
Protest of tho Atlantic 4 Pacific rail.
road company as 10 the assessment ON
their road read and hlsd.
The Assessment Roll read BY tbs Clerk,
and the following amounts added and re-
duced, and tho Clerk ordered 50 notify
each Of the parties interested that their
oasss would DO acted upon ON The 9Th day
Of July lssS, viz:
Arizona Northern Mining Company, raised
on mill sod machinery from $1,000 70
Sl0,0Oo; on oiioc building from go
TO slOO.
Beecher Il Co., raised on hoisting works
on tho Lily of the Valley mine frota
600 10 $50.
Bsschsr 4 Coz. rcissd on four lots In the
tom nf Kingman from $40 10 $500.
barry John, raised on house and lot in
Mineral Park from eziO 10 goo.
Burdisk Y. L.. raised on house in Mfnsra!
Park from 500 to 600; On horse next
TO Hughes biacksmith shop IN Min-
eral Park from $40 to $500; on house.
known as tho Hamilton house in Min.
srai PARK from sloo TO s25O; on watch
from go to 900; on cash and solvent
debts. $500.
Bacon r. l.. raised on Is bead Of horsss
from S25 to 4s5 each, e26o; ON n head
of mares fron. $ls 10 s3o each, S315:
ON cattle, from SiOO head to 300 head,
$500.
Adjourned to July 7th 1886 at pa. IN.
NJ. W. HzxxLE,
Chairman.
Attest;
Caldwell Wright,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

a. vss Ashr aaA family hsvs tsnparasi-
~ ncvsd into Jstlee Iaassli's houssin King.
zsn aasil thar new residenee n eomplst-
- whieh viii be in the course Of 4 week or
~ days.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

ths aassrtieu that ~ NsGAvs CsgsSs
Nmss VIII d pabiishsd N kinGnnaa aiss
vishin NJ mt IL xonsha.-S Siaesta1
Champion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
Saskisg FasA -Setiec.
OyYIcE or rnR TssAsunxs
or MoKAvK COUNTY. AnIzoNA,

OyrScE OF rMK TnxAsunxE
or MoHAvK COUNTY. AaIzonA,
Mineral Park, Jaly lstb, 1886.
Bids for the surrender OF Mohsve county
vErauts will be received by me at my of
fioe until 2 o'c'ock p. m. Gu Monday, the ID
day Of August A. u. lss5.
Amount in tho Sinking Fund 10 b bid
for 10 hve hundred dollars ltSOo).
Bids must be In ths form Of sealed pso.
possls. accompanied by the warrants offer.
ed 10 he surrendered. addressed 10 the
County Treasurer, and marked sinking
Fand."
DANIEL SarsE,
equity Tr s,ureI
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

6apssvisor Crsxisr cssss In on Tussdxy,
aad An.3ing that ths Board sooId got along
witArst him, lsfs for Kinsnan ON the after.
noon stage.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Ths Hoard Of Supervisors mss ysiy Sth
1886 at 10 q. m.
Pfessnt-ths full board and The Clark
Tho Asscssos and Treasurer proessdsd
70 settle in the prsssnss Of the Hoard ~
foliows:
Amouat collected ON psEs0nsl property
sAA....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $xxIO 10
Tho Trsasarsy's report seosptsd, hled
and sxaminsd, tbs monies s,untsti, found
to bs correct aud thsrsapou rotrsnsd u
ths TFsasusss,
Biils Of tbs Supervisors - alk,wsd By
The Probate Sud@s pssssntsd and allowed
~ follows, viz,
y. W. Hsnhis. s....................os os7 %
Heasy RsJnoad. d.................... 10 o,
o. CfoxssS.,.. .................... ~ 10
Warrants ordsssd drawn on the 0easrsl
Rund therefor.
The following bills Vsrs aiiovsh and
warrants ordsrsd drawn on The saspsssivs
funds therefor. viz;
J. w. Blaheiy, repairs. etc., and
tess - Court reporter, General
fund.......................... 81 30
Caldwell Wright, salary and copy
- ing, General Fund. nd.............. lss IL
II. Bucksbaum, sxprsssa9s and
postage, Contingent Fund. ...... 10 Is
n. BuSksbc7m, salary rs County
Clerk and Jrror's ssssiAeatss,
General Fund d................ Iss 30
On motion, the Treasurer of Mohave
county IL hereby directed 10 transfsr all
monies nov In the General Fund 10 tbs
General Salary Fund.
Salary bills presented and allowed.
Ordered that all warrants for salary bills
be drawn a. follows on the General Salary
81.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Bssohss 4 Cos toams sane In on Friday
Loaded with mssshandise for their bssnoh
store here. They kst early yesterday
aaornine 10 commence hsuiing ore from
Sampis and Jamieson's mine to ths rail.
road.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Cos w. Bssshss, ~ Kiasman march sns,
Isft shas town Oa Thassdsy on short bssi
nsss trio 10 watsrman, Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Mr.. Geo. KaAsseli, IN old ranshes and
osstls rAissf from tho Big Sand,. visited
ths sounty seat Last wsox for the frst time
In many SeHrs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Mrs. W. H. Taggsrt and children are OK.
psstsd hohso daily, and thu popular King
man poStmasssr is putting his house in or.
der In sntieipAtion of their arrival.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

HusD Richasds, the Prsseott csyitalist,
h at Signal. booking aftss his interests On
ths MeCashsn lode.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
cLIsssD AsD oouDEsssD ysos ous NJ.
czAsess.

essses>t isssssi.
TAs Unitsd States grand jury has ad
joarned 10 August 10Th.
Ths prsssot term Of the United State
Court, IL ID estimated. win cost from tl2,
600 70 e150O.
We nndsrstand that lot Of 1900 head
Il cattle ass 10 be delivered on ranch neai
st. Johns, Apache county, for tiz.50 fol
ysarlines, ei7.5o for two year olds, aad ~
Tor cows With saivss. Thsss prisss Tanss
Iov.
q. isAas hsssst.
Tvsaty.Avs oassa are on the calendar 70,
the Rsxs term Of the District Court In this
county.
Tssssa rs,aass.
County Cissk ". B. Horton returned
yesterday from San Carlos The 8.OM
Apacbes there are now guarded by siI col.
disrs. Tho Indians are all quiet snd In
dustrious, attending to their farming and
stookrsising. They hsld grand war dAnet
when the enlisted scouts left to fight tie
rsnsxsdss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

A. r. Siinonds bsouGht over load Of
vassmeisss from his Beal Springs garden
early on Friday morning. which went Of
like bot cakss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

a large arroant Of eeanty printing has
crowded out much matter this wesk that
MIGHT have bsen more interesting. Skill
ths miuatss Vi ths BuAsd Of Sapervisoss
saghs 10 be intersstine. especially TO tag
uoyers
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

The Board Of Supsrvisors and Board o
Hesalisstion have bsen In session moro O
Isss sll the week.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Coasad SAsn Asld was in town on Wed.
nAssiay. accompanied BY Mr.. Smith. Mr..
ed tells % that hs has nearly psr-
fsstsd his title TO tho Hing1nan ttmn site,
and that no will s,on obtain government
patent for II. In tho meantime The good
sitiseiis Of that thriving burg are hSipina
themselves - all the town lots they need.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Mssssx- fieldins and Kobuann Of Hack.
bsrsy were in town - Moaday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

A number Of written protests we're ssnt
In v the Board of Equalization last week.
bot the Board epuld take no of5ioial action
on them, ~ pertiss must appear In person
and give IN theis sworn testimony In order
20 ~ their assessments reduood.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

ThoG 3. Ssipp, ths well known cattle
naa of NJ sosnty, was In town on Mon
asd Tussdsy on busiasss bsfoU the Board
ol Hqssiisssisn. Tom says hs has not got
- many sassls - - b srstiitsd with, and
% staesd unase oath bsfoes ths Board.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Charles L. RE, our vs,l known merchant
asd miii man = psw lu Pioehe.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

~ Asl,srs.
Dsthss 4. ssissd on tw0 muiah vaUcs
sad hArnsa - dnllam.
AAiosrnSd sssii ysly s7sA isas.
The Board Of Supervisors thAa ssst.
pssssat-ths fall Board and ths Clsrh.
Adjossnsd aasii to-nossov.
Attest:
oAIpwxsA wssssT.
Clark.
n. ". Hasuls.
Ch,dsnas.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Gsvssnss Tritis has issaed peosl~sna-
lid bslssivs 10 the dssth Of General Grant,
cd dss,asirg Saturday August sth. tbs
date Of tie fussnl. Legal holiday, and re-
gssssins the oitizsns Of this Territory to
obsssvs II In an appropriate and solemn
snmnner.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

II 10 said that patience is virtue, but We
doubt II the sda9e applies TO the
business Of pubiishina newspaper. II IL
does We shall dissolve partnership With
Mist rsss Patience at onoe. All OF which
means that We hsve got tired Of carrying .
number Of dslinqu,,nt subscribers. some Of
whom have swsd u,' sinoe tho paSsr was
started. and We notify oil suoh that II the
amount dus this Office ia not psid by sspt.
ist We sAall drop them from our LID, and
prosssd 70 cole the amount das us. Bs-
ing COR own attorney We can do this part Of
The businsss ehsaply snd qeiskly.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Thsss Is 60 a opening fog some person
With means 70 engage in the banking busi.
nsss at Kinsman. sueh person OF bsnk.
ing instisation would do . large business
In dissoantina checks, buying and selling
county warrants, losning money snd max
irQ sdyansea % ore shipn,snts.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

Lsst TAarsaay and Friday wore the two
vsrnsss days Of III ssaaon.