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Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
BAKERS
KlHIHC HORSE POWER.

gl,HE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRAC.
tieai Machine ever invented for the ser
vice Oh PROsPEtTOkH and others re.
ou,fine the use Of horse poser Poasass-
ing ali the requirements of hr,t class
hoist ind affording means for the contiEn
ous operation Of pump or blower without
interfering with a hosting Apparatus.
Il b, nlsde entireIy VI iron; no piece
weighs over 2J0 pounds. At the ordinary
spsed VI horse, loo pound bucket OF
ore may be raised 10 feat per minute. The
hosting drum IL tnder the complste con.
troll cf the man at the shaft, and is capable
of carrying 900 f.et OF v steel rope The
cost ~ er c.ion Is slight, as two man IN
half !. d,y can easily put it In place resdy
for work.
While this power is more particularly Tor
mining purposes Il is equally adapted 10
all other uss where animal power is requir.
cd. ~ siSend for cIrcular. Address
RANKIN, BRAYT0N Il CO.,
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
San Frai.ciseo, Chicago aud Ns1 York
J--2m
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

sxcessss IN maturer years, such as Lvss of
Memory, iyassitude, Nocturnal Emissiyns
Aversion 10 Society. Dinness of Vision.
Noises in tho Hpad; tbs vital fluid passing
unobserved In the urine and many other
diseases tha. lead TO Ins nifty and Death.
DR.. MINTIE, who IL u regular physician
graduate Of the University Pennsylvania !
will agree 20 forfeit Five Hundred Dollar
for ,ss of this kind the VITAL RESTOR.
iTIyE tunder his spscIal advice and treat
nsnt will not cure, or for onythIng impur.
~ injurious found in it. DR.. Mintie treat.
all private diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advice, including analysis
Vt urine, Five dollaTs Price OF Vital Res
toratiye. Si.O bottle, or four tipss
the quantity for five dollars; sent TO any nd
iYess upon receipt Of price, or G.. Q u Nc
mre from observation and in private name
4 desired, by
.....g A. Z. Mintie, Nd,
II kearny St. San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
viii be zen. to anyone applying by letter.
stating symptoms, sex and age Strict ne.
rrosy in regard to all business tran saotions
DR.. MiNT1E'S KIDNEY REMEDY.
SEPHRETICUM, cures all kinds of kjdue,
md bladder complaints, eonorlhea, Qleei
leucorrhGsa. For sale by all drugpists n,
One dollar per bottle; six bottles for Five
DR.. MINTIE's DANDELION PILI&
are the best and cbeapest Dyspepsia ana
Bilious cure IN the market. For sale by all
druggists. .
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
Notice % vesGritwre.
Il. BEEsAEp KgxtaDona.

Te, BERNARD HgsIABoaG.
You are hereby Notified that j hsse
expanded Si'0 In labsr and improvements
upln the Union Hill mining claim, situated
in the Wailapai Mining Distriet. County
Of HVhavo aud Territory Of Arizona. which
sad mine is dolly recorded ia Book T., laee
5ss. Mining Records OF said county: and
also thst ] hive expended the further sum
Of fl00 in labor and improvements upon
The Nellie mining claim. slso situated in the
~allnpai Mining District, IN said county
aud fsIritay. and which Is dnly recorded
In Book h., PAGE ss7, Minirg Records Of
sad county, la order 10 bOid said premises
under this provisions 1T tsectinn 1924, X. yisaSl
Staiutes OF the upitfd States. being the
amount required % hold the same for tEo
year ending DecrEpb"r Sisi lssi.
Aid Sop are f1rtDer notified that The
pfoIsTtioa Of said exps Ddiiure due from
you b. $50, lGafBi money OF the United
States. pu each mine, and il within ninety
daysafter the piblioat tion a this aoiIos you
f,ifoT rrfdse tn contribute yoor proportion
If .ssoh expenditure a. ro-swnsr ynur in.
sdFe,t in said o,aims will beepme tie prop
erty Of the undersigned under said section
232f.
sTEpnEs SMrm
Mineral Park, jane ~. 1855.
Jga0.yll
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
STATIONS
East
BOUND.

Ihroa@h tiekVts to all tho principal cities
cast nud wes! 90 sale sE to following sta.
ti1aa. Albuquerque, E0ibro0k, WinsIew,
FiaCsiag, Peach springs, Kingman, Pres
oott end the Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
No,sce 1. Creai,ar-.

In the Probate Conrt, County Of Mohal C.,
Territory Of Arizona. ~
In the matter of the estate of
Siobplas Cantoo. deceased .a.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator Of the estate Of Nicholas Can
tost deceased, 10 the creditorso Of and all per.
soi,s having claims against the said deceas.
I'd, 10 exhibit them with tho necessary
yo'i"hers, Sithia foar ~ months after tSa
nna pabIieation Of this notice. TO the said nd.
ministrator al Mineral Park in said county
u MobAye. Dated Juno 9Th. lss5.
FRANK HosISsos,
Administrator Of the estate Of Nicllosss
gautoo, deceassd. -
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
Nafice Of forfeiture.

10 B. ". SkkEER and RICusED SrxaLIsG.
You nrc hereby notified that l have
expanded si0o in labor and Improvements -
apna the starke aud EWing mining claim.
stu ted in the wsllsp,i Mining Dist net.
in the county of MohHye, Territory Of AYi.
zon,. and duly recorded in the mining
records "f said county. In order 20 ii,ld said
premises under the provisions of Section
z32i Revised Statutes of the United States.
being the amount required TO hold the sarne
for the year ending DscGliher al, lssI
Apd yon aEg sar,hsr notified that tho
proportion OF said expenditure due from
y0u ia s25 each, Invita-; ntney Of the United
States, and II within ninety days after the
publication OF this nosicc yoa fail uz refuse
Ia ssatrfhple your fraporiina of snch eY-
p'pdhufa 81. e5-nHsifer. t"sr i;iterest IN said
c!sinl VIII become Gbo pnoleFiv Of the VII.
dersiSned Undcr said Section gS2i.
y. MoSEs.
Nlimrai PaIk, Jun0 70. 1855.
d. Ja2l-,rni .-
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

IL A NEVER FAIL
La Cuss tor Servou b
Debility, Exhausted
vitality. Seminal
Weaknest spermatof.
sh9a, Lost Manhood.
lmpotenoy, Prosta.
'torrhea, Para is,
|gna all the terribl ef.
|fects Of Sell Abuse,
youthful foilies and
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02
Nstice ef Ferf~itsre.


IoJ1Nss HiTcHESs Tor any person claim
in,, title under or from him).
You are hereby notified tha, ]
ha 70 expanded $40 in labor and improve.
s,e rtB upon the California Moss, NJ. .
lode, mining claim, situated in the san
francisco Mining District, in the county Of
Mphaye. Territory of ArizsJna, In order to
hold said premiscs under the pr'Yisiot,s Of
Section 2l2i. Koy;sod Statutes Of the laws
Of tho United States, being tho amount re-
9uired to hold the same for IN year ending
December 81. 1894. And 10 within so DAYS
after this notice by publication You fail a,
rfnae Ia pay yasr full proportion af sael.
e1pen.iiture as co-osner, Sosr iaterest in
- ID claim will become the property OF Che
subscriber, uadar aaid Section .a2i. -
,, JlMEa L.. ,WH-.
Mineral Park, July IL, 1875.
July II -J0d.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-02

: Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
rosd are run on Mountain or STANDARD Time.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19
muas work Toxether.

The whole nation Is in q broad grin
Of lAnnhtAr auar tina racnm nAnS . si>>.. q
on PRESIDENT Cleveland and his Secre-
tary of the Treasury, Mr.. Manning.
Both ofthem say that there must be
more economy. Both of them say that
revenues must be curtailed--that is, the
tariff should be reduced. Both of them
say that 1t ia ruinous to the country
to have such large surplus Of money
on hand as the Republicans had. Mr..
Manning, however, incidentally states
that there will be deficit OF $2i, OOO, OOt
this year-that Is the first year o.
Democratic rule. And then Mr.. Man
ming goes little farther and recon
mends that to prevent a deficit mex
year, the appropriations should be in
creased $50, 900, 900. The deficit an,
the increased appropriation make nj
$4,000, 900 and only S2S, 600, 900 OF tn,
surplus the Republicans left In tn
Treasury. Still Mr.. Manning want
the duties reduced, IL we are to believ
what he says in his report.
President Cleveland in his messag
comes laundering along with the cry c
reduce taxation, abolish the tariff O
certain articles, let us have less ez
travagance and more economy, and
great deal more Of such common plac
and hsckueyed remarks that he ha
heard in tie political musings an
which he thought he had to use becau,
his party used them.
But at the same time he very hjghl
approved Of the report of Sscretar
Manning and commended it as II
guide Of the administration.
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Mannir
must have but very poor estimate
the intelligence Of the people if tn,
think they are to be satisfied with sn
light chat from the national windmi
A reduction Of the revenue does u
comport with An increased expenditu
Of $74, 0Oo,0 900. The people have
trouble in seeing that point. The t
will not work together no more tn
two trains of cars can pass each OIL
on the same track without wrecking.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

Only those who have tried it kno'
its valne-Day's Horse Powder W
mean. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19
A Great Agricultural EditUr.

Orange j add 10 natural born agri-I
cultural editor He has been 30 long
In the work that he Is ont OF his ele
ment when he is not writing and talk
ing about the raising OF stock, grain,
fruit and vegetables. To Orange Judd
more than TO any other one man are the
farmers OF the country indebted for the
advanced, liberal. practical ideas in re-
lation to farming.
Though an editor OF one OF the very
best agricultural papers in the country
the Prairie Farmer" Chicago, Ill
he is by no means o book farmer" "a
term used In Interpretation Of those
theoretical beings whose imaginations
are always soaring through the regions
Of fancy for something new, but never
reduce those theories to practice.
This does not apply to Orange Judd.
He is practical or nothing. Theory, IN
supported by good, sound practical
Judgment, has no place in his we'll
stocked mind, nor does 1t crop out in
his paper.
Orange Judd yields the pen of Q
vigorous and Intelligent writer. Though
as We have said natural born agri-
cultural editor, his information Is
general. The :" farmer comes to the
fireside every week laden with general
intelligence.
The movements in the foreign world
as well as matters at home are treated
fully and intelligently, but 1t is pc
culiarly in the farm field, the frui
orchard, the truck garden, the stocl
yards and the agricultural mach n,
shops, where he Is at home.
1t has been but two years sinc'
Orange Judd was editor and proprietor
Of the American Agriculturist, New
York City, and his name was then
familiar household word amongst far
mers. Many can scarcely realize tina
he II now q western man. He wa
badly treated in his connection wit
the Agriculturist. 1t was at frs
his own paper, but for the purpose G
enlarging its usefulness he called /
outsiders and made stock concern {
1t. This resulted disastrously to M
Judd, he being the goose that laid th
golden egg, he was forced to retire tina
that those he had bsfriended might q
all the eggs. But Mr.. Judd, thong
not exactly young man, took Horat
Greeley g advice and went west. Sue
IN active, vigorous mind rs he po
sessed could not be expected to becon
dormant nor his voice to remain sileu
The Prairie Farmer" the great agl
cultural paper OF the west, opened /
doors for him, and he Is now the edit
and business manager OF that gre
Prairie Farmer but breaki
through the ciroumscribed limits tn
name implies, 1t has become one of t
leading agricultural papers Of the natl
and circulates as freely in the east, I
south and amongst the far off mou
tains Of the west as on the prairies
Illinois, Iowa and Michigan. A &c
thing would 1t be for the agricultu
interests OF the country IL there W
more Orange Judds in 1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

Some Of the Old style frame Umbrellas open fsrl ,.
but after using, the rivets loose and t ea
Ing straight the ribs fall inward hence the difficulty
the contrary, this Umbrella opens automatically and
not change it, For ready opening, convenience and
in handling this Umbella far exceeds, ACKNOWLEDGE
who already using it, anything that was ever made
Please note, all the advantages claimed fox this
furnished without extra cost over the ordinary style
E. c. S T R A NC |
Is. w. COR. FOURTH AND MARxs- d
Repairing and Recovt ring carefully attended to
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

If the negro, Johnson, arrested and
Seld for the murder Of John Sharpless,
turns out to be the real guilty culprit,
then faith 10 the superior wisdom Of
crack detectives must be lessened in O
material degree. It seems remarkably
strange that nobody could think Of
johnson, who corresponds with the de-
scription given by Mrs. sharpless who
worked year before on the farm Of
Mr.. Lindsey, whose barn was burned
down ON the night OF the murder who
had difficulty with Mr.. Sharples
about SOW and pigs stolen from Mr.
Lindsey who left the neighborhood Il
keep from being arrested who spen
eight months in Moyamensing prisol
and got out the day before the m urdeI
Other men were arrested against WHOM
there was not the slightest clue, but ne
body seemed to think of this rascal, W
appears to be the guilty wretch, while
looks as If he should have been the fri
man suspicioned. 1t Is possible ths
Johnson my still not be the man, bl
guilty or not it is very queer that b
trail was not struck.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19
WANAM IA n ER'a.
PHILADELPHIA. saturday. Dec. 10. lssT
Open tonight till ten.

To-day will be a very
hard day, whatever the wea.
Their. Only four days more
before Christmas, turkey and
rest. And think of the gifts
that have got to be got be
fore we enjoy that Christ
mas, turkey and rest /.
A hundred thousand PEG
pie will be in the store.
Keep to the right and tn
room will be double
Don't stop in the aisles t
visit.
Go around the crowde,
places, unless you have bus
ness there.
| The store is not so full a
lit seems. Ii you all observ
these three requests 20
Twill say there wasn't an
..lneed of them and that Wi
be the highest possible prais
of our generalship. The be
; times to see goods are be
e fore ten in the morning, fro
e lone to three in the afte
moon and from six to eigl
Rim the evening-the most i
n convenient hours of course.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

MR.. Joseph II. Osborne, an ex-mem
Der of the police force, has prof tably
employed his leisure hours and has ex
hibited rare literary talent in q com
pilation OF all the political parties tina
have ever existed since the organizs-
ton OF the government up to the pres
emit time, together with the principles an'
aims OF each party. The article Is read
able and instructive and will be com
menced In Mondays Issue OF the RE
PUBLICAN and ended in Tuesday
issue.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19
Umbrellas for the Holiday Season.

ine M anotes assortment ever shown this city
Fancy Woods and rare Natural Root Handles T
breas for $20o ever offered Silver mounted Inc best Silk
tall line OF extra quality Gloria Moha Alpaca 0 and
Our exclusive speciality is the "REIJARIp r,
atented for which the PRIZE MEDAL was awsaS EBREL
NOVELTIES EXHIBITION in Philadelphia. This umbre oy the
Reliable oeeauseit always open easily and Won @ called
in opening The easy opening is due to the sanot
stretcher in close proximity the fork thereof formed
ribs from ticking or catching 1t be broken prevents
for when the tip cup or other fastening is emnvd oI
thrown out and away fro the sic by the action ~ s ribs
~ anu open itinss !
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

RANDALL has been placed upon his
back in the House OF Representatives.
He had to be humlliated for taking q
stand In favor of protection and
economy, and ct the commencement
OF Congress he has been shown the po-
sition he 10 to occupy. He could only
rally forty Democrats to his aid, and
though IL was no fight OF the Republic
cans they volunteered him thirty votes
There 10 nothing now to hinder Demo
cratic raid upon the treasury with thu
appropriations farmed out amongst tn
Committees.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

Ten to one, the most
salable book is the Bible
good time to tell Of it when
we've got a little more room
at the Bible counter. Put
the many editions together,
and ten to one Of any other
book whatever is not an
overstatement, whatever the
time of year.
Bibles, prayer-books and
,lhvmnals. OF course we have
ALMOST everything. Nobody
dreams how many and We
lrious.
North of the Thirteen tn street door.
i Calendars, especially Dick
I liens. All the calendars
ylpossibly one or two out o
4 Thirty or forty are gone. IT.
o Ia calendar year; and Dicken
'sildecidedly takes the lead
o There are several reason
IS tor Dickens leading. He's
To- lquotable fellow. Everybod
1t breads him. Everybody like
+ to refresh his Dickens b
u casually turning the leave
DO but more refreshing tia
it ,Itufning leaves at random al
at lbits for the day in the NOR
,"Gi' ing. But that isn't all. II
dickens panels a beaut.
Never a calendar like
i ice lPi cture of Peggotty's Hon
"a bH the sea at Yarmouth, t
o oce Nj onthly Nurse with h
g handkerchief ready and e
" IaYry, the Little Wood
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

You remember We advised
sometime ago the cutting in
two Of a pair Of llankets-
instead of using d pair to-
gether, cut them il two ; but
buy generous blank ets, wide
and thick and wooy. Here's
1.-THE best pair to GU in two
that we have in tie store :
weighs ii lbs, q yards
wide, 50 the pair. $3.50 the
half.
Southeast from the center, psAr the
| Waiting Room.
/ In spite of all we have
said about silk handkerchief.
and mufiiers at three-quar'
tiers current prices some PEG
lple insist on paying IS fol
muffiers. We have the NUT
. hers but not for $S-S3.7!
is enough don't want an.
more w'n't take any more
i Just so with the rest
} Three-quarters enough.
i The explanation is cas-,
e We buy Of the makers il
England or here at home
. wherever they are, in quar
/ titles. Others buy OF i'm
e porters-
, BY tha A-aaas steps.
!, One would think we ha
). Just received sixteen cargos
= of dress stufis. Trade
roaring. This is onl
o ano, her way of saying tn;
e everybody finds here wha
I'll she wants, whatever III;
II may be, and a taousan
h things to make her wal
" more. II anybody wan
= wants here is the place t
~ find EN-.
= Southeast, Invest, northeast a
&c northwest from the center.
le Man, if you want a goi
suit of clothes and halt 20,
~ money for something els
If. and have a little time {
lrlyour hands, look at the pi
of make-to- measures polite
called insists. It's a pesl
J. Job to get a fit there BIT
g when you get it, you've G
a $Io-and you needn't Ia
IN it out of the house.
Just a trick to get you
re to see what sort OF clothil
H. we are making. We me-
so to get that other S
though.
By rms middle MarEet-street door.
ne Thrifty mothers Of DO
IL will you drop in expecti
en- something just as good
De and S. left for sonethi
IN else ?
LAT BY the middle Msrkst-street door.
de Z The hardestpart is to st
You needn't stop. Sor
rs, times the best of the ne
tic. isn't told at all.
NIB JOHN WANAMAKEI
,ite Chestnut Thirteenth and Ma
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

THEIRS was one fool In the House OF
Representatives yesterday who voted
a gaiust Mrs. Julia Grants pension OF
S5, 900. His name was Price, q Repab-
lican from Wisconsin. However, one
fool ont OF three hundred and twenty
ave members 10 . good sho wing. Won
derful things may be expected from
this Price if'be keeps on in the career
IN which he he's started in Congress
He and Bennett the latter Democrat
and the only man in the House who
objectei TO Judge Kelley, the oldes
mem Der Of the House having q choic'
OF seats. should be yoked together
They are q precious pair.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

TIE Philadelphia Records almanac
for 1886 was the first to reach our office
of the grsa. avalancheof almanacs tina
are expected to follow. The Record
aim amaze is up and rather in advance
OF 1t, superior standard, containing 6
wonderful amount of interesting sta
tsstical infor nation.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19
WANAmAKg R'a.
Midshipman, Dick Swiveller
and the Marchioness, Old

and the Marchioness, Old
Curiosity Shop; and we'd
like to tell you how real
these pictures are, how they
some of them-set the
actual London of Dickens
before you, color and all. Wei
can scarcely think Of any,
thing more cheerful three
hundred-and-sixty-hve days
in the year.
This Dickens calendar we
| publish ourselves and sell it
for what we please; SO cents
by mail Sc cents.
North of the Thirteenth street door. :
Impossible after Dickens
mot to think OF the Christmas
fire; and then comes fire.
lplace brasses--let us leave
Iyou thinking Of them.
Basement e II
Writing-material paper, en-
Ivelopes, everything--lt is
4 lust as good a time at Christ
lmas as ever to buy the
lplainest, most substantial,
> practical things. They arc
lplenty, cheap as ever, and
D thousands of people give
Il them. Mistake to suppose a
ylgift should be useless
4. ought to fit the giver, the re
'.,Iceiver, the relations between
the two.
Il Now, of course, is the tlm'
elfor boxes ofpaper; and here
fla pretty good indication G
OF how we deal in the midst c
Ct the Christmas furry. Plus
ry boxes ef' paper SI.75 a fey
days ago SI.25 to-day be
cause we can; and a yer
We handsome gift it is too. tn
=tbox is a good one after tn
Ipaper is gone.
Twenty times the variet
there YOU are thinking 0
Nobody knows a 1.-THE Of GU
y de aling in paper.
d Northwest from the oenter.
rel Music boxes from Ssitzei
Id land; very little and very b
Isl and all the way between. .
'e room to hear them in wit
st. the noise shut out.
Now there isn't any SEM
o. in the usual prices Tor then
Ours are high enough. 5
ne c .nts to $1,000.
Basement N g.
tol Jerusalem olive wares con
today; better work and pre-
ed tier things than we have SEE
ISL before. There is said to |
no machinery in Jerusalel
aslbut it is hard to believe tn
rye such candlesticks are mao
'oulby hand for..$3 pair.
lny Boxes, vases, book.holdel
will pen-holders, pin-cushions,e lei
Use n orthwest from the center.
,es Child's brush and cor
plate-glass mirror, VIII
ON C elluloid, $I.25; and tho
ter sand more.
obt Northeast from the center.
;n-l Everything a baby we;
--everybody's baby.
West of Arcade, ninth counter, by
Car.
'o'' Those four-hundred biz
hare muffs at 81 went
liei about an hour. At eli,
, D'i. o'clock this morning 81;
= " more will 60 in fife
L. minutes for 70 cents.
-iie nine or Whereabouts a h,
@n dred and twenty more '
''i be ready a. 70 cents, an
f-w for 81.
, a a,.a We ought to take..this OF
sion to tell you what
'ouy means. There's a little
education in it.
We have plenty Of bl
III: bare muffs at 81 and
,ioN m ldc OF the backs. III
=. .lar 70 cents and 81 are mi
IL IT,. " of belIies and pieced. !
= may not see the differe
hCllS NJ x.xxa - %l,a.a I'M
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

IT IS said that in view of the return
of some two thousand delinquents in
N ew Castle County and the loes OF foul
thousand dollars in taxes, the Levy
Court Commissioners will discriminate
in the levying Of taxes to make no in
CT ,ase In Democratic taxes. We hope
however. that there is no truth in tn
amor.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-19

THE Republicans OF Indiana are In
spired with fresh hope of carrying u q
State at the next election for q lesisla-
ture in that State, and are organizing
for that purpose. Since the death Of
the late Vice President Hendricks
Even with Mr.. Hendricks on the tickle
the Democrats were enabled to carry
the State las. year by Il. 500 plurality.