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The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08
The St. Paul Day has suspended.

The St. Paul Day has suspended.
Two thousand people were killed by
the recent earthquakes in Spain.
A new afternoon daily has made its
appearance in Helena. 1t is called
the Montanian,
Articles of incorporation of an cleo
trio railroad to run from Far Rockaway
to the Long Island railroad have been
filed. Capital, 100000.
The story that Gen. Grants fund Of
$3.50, 900 raised for him by admiring
friends is in any way impaired, is
untrue. Gen. Grant will continue to
receive the interest upon it in quarterly
payments SO long as he lives.
Samuel McMaster, superintendent
of the Homestake gold mines, Black
Hills, died at San Francisco, on Dec.
s4th. He was a prominent candidate
for delegate to Congress, before the
Dakota territorial convention, last fall.
Gen. Sherman, Steve Elkins, Cyrus
w. Field Hamilton Fish and A. ].
Drexel, are making efforts to raise a
fund for General Grant to relieve him
Of the Vanderbilt obligation. The
bill to retire Grant is buried on the
speakers table in the house, under 1877
other bills.
Fifteen hundred people attended
the ceremonies Of dedicating memo
rial tablet over the grave Of the great
scout and soldier, Kit Carson, in Taous
county, New Mexico, recently. An
thony Joseph, Delegate in Congress,
delivered an Grafton. The tablet was
furnished by the Grand Army of the
Republic of New Mexico, and bears
the inscription: Exit Carson, died May
g, 1868, aged So"
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

The movement to relieve General
Grant from financial embarrassment is
a very worthy one, but after it is done
he should be induced TO retire to the
shades of Calena, or some other rural
retreat, and live the rest Of his days in
quietude and peace. The old hero
should have seen enough of excite
ment by this time.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

From the Yellowstone journal OF
Jan. sd, we gather additional particu-
lars of the recent tragedy:
Two frail females quarreled at the
ball, and their quarrel was quickly
espoused by sullivan and Roberts. So
the story goes. Then sullivan shoots
Roberts and speedily fees under the
cover Of night. Roberts is taken TO a
room in which he will yet per chance
die, and this in the house where the
dance Of death was given. sullivan
eluded his pursuers until the follow
ing night when he was traced about
fifteen miles out of town on Sunday
creek; hidden away at a ranch.
The sheriff officers claim that they
approached the house and demanded
thai all within but Sullivan should
leave. Sullivan was in company with
two other men than those of the fam
lily. Sullivan said he would come out
and hold up his hands. He did so. but
with pistol in one which he discharged
at the officers. They say they sought
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

The ''chinook" wind that has pre-
vailed in this section since New Years
has been a God-send to the stock
interests. Snow had fallen to a great
depth on some of the ranges and stock
was consequently suffering, but the
recent change in the weather has
caused the snow to rapidly disappear
from side-hills and ridges, exposing
the rich grasses to the hungry bovines.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08
The Helena Herald is urging upoi

The Helena Herald is urging upon
the approaching legislature the neces-
sity of taking a territorial census next
fall. When Montana seeks closer
relations with the GODDESS Of Liberty
and Uncle Sam, the Herald wants us
fortified with facts as regards popula-
ton and internal wealth. 1t wants to
be able to sit down on such quibbling
blatherskites as the effervessing Vest,
of Missouri.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

Chester A. Arthur's political debt"
left New York about the first inst.
He is said to be an able man and will
doubtless govern us heathens with sly
nal ability.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08
Qua NEW GOVERNOR.

Montana will soon have a new gov
ernOr. Not one Of our own choosing
or recommendation, but one sent
among us by President Arthur. in full
fillment Of polit' debts of the past
and assurance Of PERSONAL aid in the
future. TIA; Ia Is 81 Gentleman of
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

Our new governor is now called
B. Flat" carpenter. He will be Hat
if Col. Sanders ever gets the ship lock"
on him.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

between earthquakes and dynamite
the "bluddy TURNER'S manage to keep
awake during the daytime.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

In Miles City the citizens are dis
cussing which they had better do, hang
its criminals or its police officers.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

The assessment roll OF Meagher
county for the year 1884, foo;s up
S1,856; ESQ.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

Such sulky and Stirring Single Shovel Flows Hr
and Harrow Teeth TVCOOPER WAGONS the
made Wagon Covers Buckbn and Road
Saddery We everything called calling
Stock
LOWEST
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
Gel. ,. =. x.ssishss.

We extract the following mention Of this
gentleman from ietssr Of . Yrsscott cor.
respondent.
"amous the many gsntlsmsn whom J
have met hers, nons hnvs imprsSssd ns
more fsvorAbiy than Col. J. A. zsSriskis,
He is faithful publio ofhosT, and tbs fdss-
ity with which be discharges his duties
proves that the Government made no mis-
take In selecting him for the sssponsibls
position which he occupies. He discharges
oil Of his duties with rare ability; and, at
the sams tina, with modssty which isdi.
Gates that he is unconscious Of his gifts
and real power. He 10 q hnishsd orator.
without superior In the Territory; and
his style is unwixsd with any Of that
oo&rssnsss or slaptrap which too frequent
iy furnishes the uttsrsnoss Of many rnsn
of real power. Sooi lily be is u sssslsnas
without haw. Kind and oousts0ss to his
fellow mon. eonsidsrsts Of tbs feelings Of
those around him. and possessing = Defsoo-
ai naanstism vhieh attracts men 70 hum,
and binds them by the purity OF his eharae-
tsr,t 10 no wonder that hs Is universal
fAvorits with all who know him. II II wers
expressing my notion Of this mans sh.rss.
Tar In brief would aSy that II II made ~
Of beautiful union Of purity. sincerity,
honesty and power
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
MINERS COLUMN.
INTERESTING CLIPPINGS FROM
VARIOUS MINING JOURNALS.

@. A. Lee fell 800 fss4 from the shaft Of
the Glostsr nius, nsar Silver City, Idsho,
and was instantly killed. =
The Bonanza Arm ssnt their expert down
~ examine the He ymsst mine. His report
was favorable, and the company offered
$4,000 cash for the property. but the own.
or wouid not seli.-FlorsOss Entsspriss.
Mr.. J. A. smithiins returned fron his
trip 10 Colorado yesterday. As makes shs
statement that bs will inmsdisasly shat
down his mine until he can gst moro rsas-
enable rates on frsisht or some means ni
working the ore hsrs. His ore shippsd 10
Colorado averaged $so0 per carload and
most Of II vas pe!d out y the rstiroAd com.
psuy for freight. John saya b has al IN
money be needs TO five "a, and he proposes
TO quit mining for ths railroads.
The Arizona Ceppsr Company 10 . Scotch
corporation with headquarters q Edinbara
Scotland. They have the iIapsnss sum Of
1sEcQ0D invested In miDss, anusitsrs,
railroads and machinery.
Miners generally take their vhiaky by
quartz.
The :swn Of Aspen, Colorado. Is fsmoss
alike for its rich mines and homely women.
A mass Of lead in an elevated furnace IN
Paris was completely dissipstsd by stroks
of lightning, no trace Of the metal bsins
forld aftersarG. 'f
.a.-.s - ~ .vbs
The Grand Genital pumps at Tombstone
began hoisting water at nino o'cloot last
Monday morning. and bs,oss night ths
tssnty ,ssysn fsst Of water In the shaft .waa
all renewed. The pump were run 10 about
forty per cent Of their capacity and mads
very easy work Of H. shOwing thtis sbssisss
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
cllppsD AID coxDEusHp. vnen ous N
cHAuors.

psssests nIsss.
C.H. Sterling plead guilty 10 Ave indiot.
asnts for enntssfsising. and viii be san
tsnosd on Monday. He also stands oon.
viotsd Of grand lsrosny 10 the Territorial
Court for which he will be sentenced at ths
same time.
Citizsnx Of PrsAcots srs now thorou shly
aroussd 70 their own interests in tbs mas.
ter of railroad communication, and n move.
nsnt Is on foot Tor number Of lsading
citizens Of Frescott 10 take hold Of the
matter Ia c,se vi failure Of those Who have
undertaken II, and build the road them.
sclyes.
A son Of Jndee Bsekus recently came
from The .tatss 10 N shave county, took ~
the remains Of his fst her and carried ths'n
Il .st " propr intsrmsnt. Judge BA ekua
IL will be remembered, was q former Judss
ON ths bssoh o! this Territory, and died in
Mohsve county whiis an visit to the Ms
Cracksn mine.
Prescott csssisr.
Hugo Richards 10 home a gain. Ho wsn,
as Tar as Signal, Mohays county. We work
cd him for news and learned that hs found
Signal Jolly over the MeCrackin mine and
the success of some Mexican miners In Ce
dar district. Farmers on tho Sandy have
good crops and sel. watermslons that are "a
large az the corner stone Of the City Hall
for two bits each.
The TeTribory of Arizona. Treasurer But
Ter tells. will soon owe s6oo.Oto. A n,ssSiv.
debt, and mighty little TO show for It.
Prescott Journal.
L. l. MoTcy has taken ;ho position OF en-
gnser of this Sterling mill.
W. n. Kelley has boen redosming thu
due bills this afternoon which were gives
70 the snplsyss Of We raiisaAd.
The grand jury this Afternoon found IN
indictment against Cainamaa for ssllins
whiskey to Indians.
Mr.. Bsscber and bis spouse, the dads ant
dudine Of the waiiapai tribe, are stoppins
q, the Williams House, hsiaR on pay Al
United States witnesses.
Judge Howard yesterday sentences
Bishop Udsli. convicted Of perjury. 10 thrs,
vears In the Detroit peniienti,ry and Il
pay fne Of $40. G. II. Sterling. for
oountsrfoitinG. got three years. Judamsn,
was suspended in his case fer grand larceny
Col. G. G. Bean met with serious acci
dent, and one which csme near proving ~
tai, In CItarsct Canon by being throw
from buekin2 Euls. He had marrow
ssoape from being thrown 40 fest down th,
preoipitoqs walls af the cshon, As II "a
be sustained sosious bruises to his face ana
had
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
ona ssnshss.

ona rsnshss.
Pinai eoanty ssssssss over forty IN ous-
aad hsad II ssttis.
Texas loads W nion Ia ~ punbsr of
shsep. Shs hM over 7,OoJ.03O bad. Cali
fornis comes nsxt with 10000 bead, and
Nsv Mexico s,A0, 800 head. The total mum.
Dor Of shsep in the Uaion Is 50,ooe 600 head.
Tbs total value is estimated At e2.N pr
bead. which shows that the sheep and wool
indassry Il source Of great vssith 70 The
oountry.-Yuna sentinel.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
l1l|15l[1Il!(1l|1

beyond qacstion the cheapest and most
elective mA6hif,s of the kind now in use,
adapted to MI grades and Glasses Of ore.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for the past tvo years under great variety
Of conditions giving most extraordinary 70.
sults fsr IN advance Of anything ever b.
fors realized.
A recent eompstitsvs test made with Tie
Rruo at The Caflisls mine In Nsv Mexieo
showed an advantage Of 30 per csnt In favor
Of the Duncan. The amount saved over the
frus being sufiicisut to pay the entire coat
Of the machines nearly every mootk In The
The following is an ssssasratiou Of It.
many Advantages over sil other nachinss;
FfpsI--lts coat II not nnors than half that
Of any other Of equal capacity, and the
greatly reducing the cost Of transportatioa
SseoSD--The expense Of setting 90 in
running order 10 not more than one third
that of the Frus, or any other belt nachins
much less grading and timber work being
T1rrD-The sxpeuditurs for repair Is not
more than ons-hfth that Of any bslt ma
ohine, and they will last fsliy three times
&c long, worrying under the aams conditions.
spaas IL raquifed--e point Of great impoY.
tanoe whore ot,nsidsrabls number q re- ned,
FI1TH-No special skin and very little
care h necessary 70 opegsts -.
6tIIn-No more wafer IL required than ID
surnishsd BY ths battsFisa,
axymTn-lt ssves aii the aEnaleam, reid
or silver, that escapes the batteries, pans OF
sett'srs--an ipValaabls feature, and claim
cd By no other, making the machine worth
more than II costs for this purpose alone.
EIoaIu--A mach ooarser grade OF ore can
b handled suoesssfully than by any other
machine-a great advantage in many in.
stances whore fns crushing ID not neceassfy
10 eliminate the mineral.
NuTu-I ban no ANAL aud dsliosts mo.
shanisn, requiring MICS adjustnisn and the
oloesst atteution--an insnperabls ohjection
% all belt and other forms Of naAahises, ma.
King them unit for the rough service Of =
TExTn-0rsat simplicity Of construction
and small number Of wearing parts. Tho
whole machine 10 comprised in seventeen
3 isoea. only thru Of which are suhioss to
sny special vsaR, and theas oan ~ replaced
d nominal sot, The Free has llS pisoss
and sope similat machines many more ma.
hing complication Of parts that Involves
constant repair a.d9reat expense in this
way, ~ well a. In loss of time.
We are awsTsthat the most sweeping and
psstsntious clsims are made for nearly
svsfy oonosntratoY In ths market, but Il is
weiI-known fact that tho results Of their
operation have not In any instance made
good these claims. Ths advantages here set.
forth for the Duncan. az we'll as the state.
ments made, We are prepared 70 sabstaati.
ate BY actual xorkine rpsaiis,
Price. ;sGp weight. :abort I7sOb
RANKIN, BRAYTON 4 co,
San Francisco, Cal.
12-2R
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

We ere Dlsassd 70 isarn that Postmaster
Ehdss ~ 20 far sssoversA his health ~
70 - shis - staFt hons. Hs win b hsrs
eithm today or to.nerr0v.
sttiSse ~ aboys ~ N w ~ hsys bad
~ psassss q shakina hasds With Af.
ksilss. ~ rpashsd Eipgsss II pidnishs,
~ arrives n njnssai Park bsfoss Day.
tisAt ~ .eynang. sssoopanis1 b. hia
fsaily end . Mr. 0Sssbssk vhS comes y
tabs o psssjss b ~ sesses
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

ssstrsa svss nasy timss thss ycians q
water. Ths work Of dsspss exploration Of
ths rnins VIII - eass b. resumed and psw
life ard prosperity Willie infsssd into that
great camp.
1'hs mill u ~ Calico Mining and Rs.
dussIoa Company at Dasestt 10 erashing
from - 70 ~ tons of ore per day.
The tssssi At Big Bend, by which the
Feather rivsr 10 70 BE- turned 10 nOu IN
1900 fsst. II h 70 b II 200 fest In isnsth.
and vii dry the bed Of II river for twelve
n.ilss. II 10 sxpsstsd that very sisk die,
ginss will b. developed.
Chas Hoe is sndsavoyinG to straightsn
matters Of the Bristol Company, and il Is
70 bs hoped that hs will succeed. The dFop.
ping Of the mill stamps would b far swsss.
ss and more vslooms music 70 the ears Of
ths Bristo oliaas than ths notsa bFousht from
the ass0sdSos By the Little 0srmsn Band
q that place .-Piochs RseYFd.
The rsportsd dsspsss sors.hole In the
world -omitting. Of o,urse, the future pro-
b.btlity Of tbs oompetition for the bossr
By the greedy Chissss--is that recently pat
down by ths Prnssian 6ovsrnnsot at The
village Of Sshisdsbsot. near LsiDsis. 70 tsss
ths pssssnss II coil. The disnoud drill
was employed. sad reached dspsh Of l,soo
ustrss, or about 1, So feet. The work rs-
quirsd three and half ysars, sud COST over
Es,0o0. The Temperature At the bot stoa
wxs found ~ b lis ds9s. Fahrenheit. ~
inersass Of ! dss. for about svsry 70 test in
dSpth,
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
0looA NSsA.
80

0usssve A. Zsiger. who lives In Albu'
q,srque, has been sppointed Cd cattle inspect
or for northeastern Arizona.
Abig steer known .s "Hansas Alag
some eight years old, weighs $50,
Al Dodge Oity, Kansas, yssriing hsifsrs
an selling At siS soaso, and two ysar oids
~ 10 Us.
VIM. Garland Is in Texas for the purposs
ef buyias e,ooo h ,ad 0f cattle for his Ariz.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Seven carloads of osttls vsrs uisIssdsd ct
Dsske nding Last wsdussday. We prssams
thsss are part Of tbs herd ssssnsly purchas-
ID BY Psni Brson % his ressnt visit 10
Nsv Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

{snss y. Dlsksiy, the sldsss go Of oar
1istrist Attorney. applisd to ths Coant,
Ccsst st ~ meeting iast Thars3Ay for .
ltsssss 70 pssssics isv bsssss thn bNf d
iA9t Cent, sad sitter pasaps 9 ssessseu]
egsujpsttaa bstoss eommittss sp1qintsd
by shs CoaSt Tor that purposs, b. vas daly
sdnittsd. We wish Mr.. BasisIy every pos'
m sssosss b ths profssasea b. haa
sisvssd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

0apssvisss Aenkis has been quitting q
dozbls ssof on be EssiAssos. Ks svidsntly
doss mot intssd thxs any vstsr shsii got in.
TO his hooss, sxesys vhat b pssks ia IN hi
oWn ks3s.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Team. loaded With proaaos fross tho 20
fer and Goodman ranches, oa the Big San.
dy, came il on Thursday. sold out, and 70
tusned home ths nsxt day.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Ss1ssviaor Raymond lsfs % Thufsaay
for short business trip to San Fransiss'.
We hssr that his visit has scmsthing to do
with the erection of . new mill On some Of
the mining property owned by him near
CAxt,nk
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Dr.. L. Ord, q. q. A.. the popular and
smsisnt post surgeon at Fort Aohsvs. has
bssa granted one months leave Of Abssnoe
Seuo the Department.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Ths fsss th.a IL costs one dollar 70 ssnd a
nssss9s Of lsss than ten words from Kiug
naa 70 Prescott shows that one big nonop
oav n stiaI In sxietenHs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Happsaina In tbs 1soordsr's ofies last
Tussasy vs found Recorder Bu ksbaan
wrestling with trust deed containing ovs'
forty fol,os.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Parties knowing themselves inflsotsd 70
this paper fos advertising and subscriptions
yin DO veil to call and settle their accounts
and thereby save themselves muck fsturs
srouble and expense.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Anson II. Smith, sditsr and psopyistos Of
n walispsi Tribuns, was IN to~n on Aoa-
az, ssd hads uss friendly sall. We are
ssvuu psassd to ysssiys visis from Q
hsoshss sdisor. - vs san sympsshiss with
sssh other In oar mutual pevsrsy II vs
can't do an, thing else.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

The Board Of Supervisors held . short
meeting last Moaday and Axsd the rate o'
sazasaoa for shs snssins ysas st $s,9 pss
500.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

HhssiH Stssn brought in q man named
ChAsjss Jones yesterday whom hs bad
esught In the sst Of selling vhisky TO an
Indian u Psash Springs. Mr.. Jooss VS.
taksn bsfoss q. 8. Commissioner Hyde In
ths aftsspooa and his u sninatii,n cot for
Tuesday nsxt u p. %.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
COUNTY CSUar.
Agisstes II its nreese4isss,

Court nsss August l3sh 1896.
In the matter Of the spplisAtioa Of jaime,
W. BLAksiy 70 b admitted to the vsr oi
this Coart. Ordered thstJ. W. Ssspbsusos
and James }. Hyde Be appointed commit
tssto sxsnins the applicant and report h
this Colr.
,. Z. Eysn Va Lana Ryan. This sasl
coming on regularly 70 b heard, H. Busks
baam, John z. Ryan and Emma Gard yer,
sworn for plAintiH, and the evidences In thu
sass hsvips bssa taken by t1s slsrk la ossn
CoaTt, and II appearing thsrefrom ttss sIl
the material allegations of tho complain.
sss sustai,sd BY testimony free from al
legal exceptions as to its compel sncy, ad-
nissibilisy and soiaoiensy, it Is ordered
thai dssrss Of divorce be granted Ia %.
serslaaes with the prayer Of plaintiffs suw
plsint.
Adiournsd TO August 18th ct 10 Q. M.
Court mst August 1ath at TO- m.
AonS0 W. wells VI. Hannah J. Wells
Denaurrsr - complaint argued and taken
unslsF advissmsut-
Oa reading and fling the rspsrt Of the
sonmittss spksisssa " examine James W.
Baaksfy, an applicant for sduission 70 the
bar Of this Court, II 10 ordered that the ap
plisant b. duly admitted upon his tskinz
ths nsssssary oath.
H. TheEalssn ", ksaio Aaaptaia Gold
Mining Csmpany, Demurrer ovsrTulsd
and as days time granted 10 Als answer.
Adioarnsd 70 nsodsy August 18th 1885.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Ths sass Of ryiess VI Csrpsntsr was o.
trial fos the sssond time bssoss Jssties
shssfsr ON RrSey sftsrnoon, and rsssltsd
In o verdict for the plaintiff. The dsfsnd.
ant put In no defense and viii appeal ths
ease 70 u District Court. NV. Sssphen-
- auVsassd fos ths plaiats& and Williams
q Hyfn los ~ defendant.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

6bsriA stssa lsft for tbs railroad again
last pight 10 servo Some pagers.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

A number Of Ksntusky o4sssls owners a-s
psospsssing for rssshss along the line ~
tho AL mite and Pacific railroad.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

~. oinosds b nov soppiyiue this bssG
With wassrnsloas sad oaotsioupss. Ths
gsaess sad psashss On Barns rsnsh ssross
The valley are bssinninG 10 sst Eips. frssk
Absans bros9ht In ~ Asst losd ef ~
ssasoa iass Tuesday, and sftss nsxs vssk
vili b sb,s - farnish snssGh 70 kssp ths
tovn 10 fruit Sog sseSs tine.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Jslius q. Pxriss, the prosr,stor VI the
Gfsnd Canon staes line, paid ~ . short
Nit last Tsnrsday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Special notices In ths ssading columns d
H. Mmns viii - sh~sesd 81 ths rsts d
gsn Csats Per linz for sssh insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
ARaIvAL . DRAnruns OF NAIL.

ARRIVAL = DEPARTURE OF MAIL.
lli.srai PsSk 10 Kineman and ali points
sas1 and vsst. daiIy, sxesSs eundsys.-
. Arrives u N. isasss p. m.
Ninseal Park 10 Sc. Thomas--AHYivea
Tussday. Thursday and Saturday vt .. m.
Leaves Noaday, Wednesday and Friday ~
1insrsl Park 10 siGnai-AYSivss fuesd~y,
Thussday and Saturday at 12110 m., lsavss
HssAay, Wednesday and Friday u ! p. N.
w. N. knspss. p. ~.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

4 eesd dsai Of thundsf and lishtninG th I
last fsv days, bat very little rain.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
Local Brsvitiss.

Wsnsa havs many faalss-
Nm have 0uly two:
Thsrs u aoshing riGhs they ay,
Ard pothin0 right they d.
Bas II uAnGhty msa d n0shing night,
And n~vss say vhst's trss.
What pcssi0as fools vs vomsu are
t. love thsm - ~ do.
-Kxshangs.
Advertise In Ne Muss.
0ubssribs for The Nusn.
Lposs are aboas - ssAros as twenty.
dollar pissss.
Attorney Stsphsnson loft on the King.
0an staGo yesterday.
6hsriH Stssa isft for ths sailrosd again
last night 70 servo soons pagers.
A coed dsai Of shaadsr and lishtninG th .
last ssv daya b,s very little rain.
Il 4 Besessr 4 cis ts.ns o.ns In isst aishs
VIM nGsehandiss for shsiT stors hsss.
A smaunisAtiSa from Nr. Hardy Wa
ssssivd too lSts Tor inssstsoa IN this issss
Jshn Z. Ryan vas grsatsda divoses f,oa
Naedslsaa Rysa last Thussday In ~
County C0ust.
Jslius n. Rxriss, the prosnstor Ut thu
Gfsud Canon staes line, paid % . short
Wit lass TAarsday.
A number Of Ksntusky o4ssas owners -
psospsssing for ranches along the line NJ
tho AL mite and Pacific raiiroad-
The Board Of Sapsrvisors hsId . short
meeting last Moadsy and Axsd the rate o'
sa1atsoa for the ensuing ysas st cas- pss
500.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Attorney Stsphsason loft on the King
nan stags yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

4 4 Besehsr 4 Cis ts.ns osns In lsst niGhs
VIM nesehsndiss for thsir stors here.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16
MINERAL PARK. AUGUST i. Isss

LP. YisAss aad z. q. Dahs ~ sethsris-
u agents in Saa rransisso d tAs NszAvs
Cecs1y nuna.
Rsssos pannsabsrs. Attensy q Law,
Yssssstt, a. T.. b The astAssissd aGant Of
~ MeaAvs Cess7s Nus h Ysvspsi
ssaAtv.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Jshn Z. Ryan vas grsatsdA divorces f,osz
Naedslsaa Rysa Last Thussday In ~
County C0ust.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

A smaunisAtisa from Mr. Hardy was
ssssivSd too lrts Tor inssrtsoa IN this issss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-16

Loosls are aboas O. ssAros as twenty
dollar pissss.