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THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Oct 29.-In the Court of Appeals

to-day the following argued
No. 290-Daniel Sweeny, respondent act Joanna r. St
John ami others appellants Argued by Albert ohau
for appellant Aaron raEderpool and Robert Green
respondent
No. 370Elen Nichols respondent. agt. the Brooklyn
City railroad Company APPELLANT Argued by Winchester
for appellant Charles after Tor respordent
ssh lka Nemetty app liant. agt. Joseph Nay
APP ellant. Abe Matthews for res o1leli.
No S31-Annie T. Cornell respondent AIT. Aurustus II
Ward and others lants Argued by Mt Wilbur Tor
appellants A IL ally for respondent
%. SO franklin warren respondent agL John chad
wick, appellant Submitted
The following ~ the uly calendar OF the Court OF APP
peals for October 30
Nos 395. 49,. 2G7, i0l, 402, Ic6. i0S, 4l0.
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DEATH OPMRS WILLIAM PINKHRY WHITE

Mrs. Louisa HolhngswOrth Whyte wife of
ex-senator william Pinkney Mhyte. died 10 n m.
yesterday after many year Of suffering Mr.. Hhytes
devotion and tender iavshed upon her through
out her long battle with disease and pain, never
wavered AMID all the demands upon his time aud cner
been theme Of praise with all who knew them in pr.
vate hfr. hrsL Nhyte hal beeu invalid saoe 1871.
disease affection of The liver and shs often
endured eIcruciating pains. which finally wore away
her and size died from exhaustion roduc-d
ply steal agony.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

CHICAGO, Oct. % (SpecaD.-A meeting OF
of the roads comprising the Trans
continental Association has just been called by General
Agent Cannon TO lie held at Monterey. Cal. November
25 10 consider tho complications that have arisen on
account of the refusal Southern Pacific Central
Pacific to pay the amounts TO the other roads under
the existing pool agreement
PHILADELPHIA DC: 90 (SPeciai-The receivers OF the
Reading Railroad this afternoon and decided 70 pay
all rentals falling due on November wherever such
rentals have been earned.
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breast and choked after hro wing his little daughter
to the floor as she was pleading for her mother. He
then picked upa piece of stove wood aud rushed
tow ard the who told him look out and then
fired three shots from his revolver 1t proved that
Mrs Smiths neck and body showed the marks Of her
husbands assault for days. Other witnesses testified
to the prisoners good charseer aud disposition The
counsel summed up he and Judge bagce charged
the Jury who retired ct o'clock.
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MULBERRY STREET GAZING IN.

Mulberry st. opposite Police Headq uarters
has up recently for the purpose of laying the
telephone underground The heavy rains OF yes
teray caused earth which had been recently dis
ur settle and little after the telegraph
operators startled by loud report and going out
into found portion OF the street had caved
I'm and the rushed tho cellar OF Police Head
quarters. work at once begun repairing the dam
age aud by 10 o'clock every thing had been restored
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CHARLES G. EDDY ACCEPTS A NEW POST.

Charles G. Eddy was yesterday elected vice.
presdent OF the Norfolk aud Western Railroad Company
and will resign his position freight traffic manager oil
the Sew-YOrk West Shore aud Buffalo Railway to
enable HIN to enter upon the duties Of his new position
Tue Norfolk aud Western system embraces several hun
dred mile. OF road the seaboard terminus OF
tue Virginia. tennessee aud Georgia Air Line MT.
Eddy has served general Eastern agent OF tho Mis-,
souri, cc general freight ayeut OF the chicago ana
Northwestern, aud is at present freight traffic manager
Of the West shore with headquarters in TINS city.
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At tho SENT annual meeting Of tho Now-EnRland Cot
ton Manufacturer Association Ia this city nsNt WsdDss
DAY. ysIet questions Will be prsscntct which ought
10 excite and valuable discussion. AND n
doubleday will 10 In the fret place, Mr. +. A. IeiEh
will present paper upon English carlnS. giving the
rr,G Of careful ivest cations duus hi. Tecsnt VISIT
10 Eng amt and other members OF the Association wiz
b, prsrared TO give statements IN regard to American
earling a. compared with the English systsa The
important paper will 10 that Of Mr. Hamilton A.
hi,i upDn he subject ~ nishspset cngnss, asn
he fotswsd by dlscasson Boston Commercial Bull
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MURDER FOLLOWING "a NE OF DONINOB&
In the Smith murder trial at MorristOwn n. j., the
prisoner was placed the stand. lie told the story
of the murder OF hts father follows: Young Smith
aud partner playing domnoes on the evening OF
August 81 his iather and mother also being parlnes
lis side tho first TWO games AMI his iather tue
thrd game. In the fourth dispute arose over
wrong play by his father. who became cDraged threw
the doinnoes the door the table assaulted nm,
also his mother whom the deceased man struck III the
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TIE CANADIAN CLUB FyTSRrAyyxxyr

The Canadian Club. which was formed last
spring through the efforts OF Erasus Wiman and other
prom nent Canadians. and which opened on July l.
wiz xiveln the course OF the series Of
ments consisting OF elocut music which
beers OF the club aud thor invited The
Ing entertainment Of the viii place In the
rooms OF the Canadian Club, No. North Washington
Square this evening" and will consist principally OF old
English gees and madrigas, sung by the ST Georges
s0n by Mt. Ximan.
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ton Ia Number OF inmates. There are are now only
l9S umsss, including infants Five years ago. he,ore
the pass &c OF Inc National Immigrant law regariihg
the landing and immigrants thcro wsre between
$500 and 5000 sick destitute and Insane innaes aHo
q year ago about 500
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SHOWING Up FALSE FRIENDS OF LABOR
MIR. BEAUMONT vENrILAIEs THE RECORDS or


MFsSRs HILL AND PECK TO woRKINGMrN.
BUFFALO, Oct. % (Specidh.-At st. Stephens
Hall this evening Ralph Beaumont, OF EImra. addressed
n large meeting II workingmcn He said that he went
10 tho Republican State Convention and out OF sixteen
uauks Industrial issues they Incorporated eight into
their platform This action he contracted with the ef-
forts Of George Blair before the Democratic Convention
where after wearing lin badge ard making HUI
sperch he only got In four planks. all the others
beng killed by Abrsm z. Hewitt The speaker
took IN tho Democratic platform OF lSs2 ana as
serted that It had promised everything and then with
a Democratic Legislature had killed every industrial
l In dealt ug with Governor IIilFs Elmira record ho
fore . him to pledge support OF the Prison Contract Oil
on pain of being defeated for the Assembly.
MIR. Braumont paid his respects to Commissioner
Peck Labor Statistics Bureau who, he SAID pun
l,hrd patent de Democratic AT hOrhcIsNlle
Peck he said. In that town burned IN eilgy.
I'M dt-rcgarded the wishes OF the worklngmen aud APP
pointed Peek questionable party SERVER. lie Iur-
liner alleged l In 1877 during the riots refused 10
print ~ IN, fiDrd Get, tho plea OF the worSlngnen
" no had atel having their wages cut down ~ per
cent AID that consequence the paper lost oOo sO
ecribers y gle week IL for this that the LABOR
marty was started there which elected eight out OF four
teen Aldermen and u Mayor iw0 years
later Mr. Beaumont asserted, Hill went
s. 600 with which he opened broker's office TO barter
workngmrn, and that tho present secretary OF
The stat. Democratic Committee was his assistant IN
he
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lori DAyENPoRrs NArIyE TowN.

STIRRING UT DAVENFOKIo NAIIF T. IO"N
HoRNELLsvILLE, Oct. 20 (Speciab.-A large
aud meeting greeted Mahlon Chance this
evening tls Opera House in this place. Ira Daven-
norts native town Mr. Chance stirred his audience
from the oupdatiou Look ont for 1000 majority Ia this
county for the whole Republican state ticket.
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The dau. hter Of newly appointed icparnent ON.
e.al recently said TO friend: called gu sire So 80 -
ate rneop. and what 40 yea think SAW oh nc, ie
sbony psrlor table 4" Fricnd-"I haye no - 49,.
Young lady'A volume OF shshsspssa,r ~, my SIus
against an ebony kground!"-l"asAihS'on ~"
public.
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70 REDU0B fHs FORCE on WARDS ISLAND
At tho monthly meeting of tho Commits

soaers OF Emigration yesterday the Wards Island Com
nstttee Instructed report November l2 what
reductions be made in the force OF ployes
Institutions Wards Island view Of tho great reduc
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HILL SEEKS TO INSPIRE HIS FOLLOWERS

OONPTUOI mn was INV BItdb dlil ~
Democratic State Headquarters yesterday. lie had
numcrou. callers and infused life into his fol-
lowers by claiming with great p1sitivencss that lie
would he elected. some Of them TatIer jublgHt
last night they would not bet except at odds 81
1000 30 or 20 ON Davenport Among the Governors
callers ex-senator Mutthh and ct-
Register Carroll, who escorted him TO BroUkly
last night Otnrr callers were eK-COugrrssman George
t. Converse OF OfiO, senator Voorhees, Of India
Governor Curtin OF PCunsy vand. aud ChIrmen OBrlru
aud Parker The'c latter remained some limo ~ con-
ference with their cheftaiu The Governor l. said to
hone gains among the Irish voters by OF
The Irish Eorid. which Is expected to undor,c
hun to-day. lie also expects strong support from the
Germans through the stunts /ciiHG.
delog ttion from he CJun itt;- OF Seventy, headed
10y salem H. Wales requested tho Governor to announce
his opinion the question OF holding local cleo ions
the spring. sep ,rate from the general election. The
Governor always aYOrs anything that Is presented to
hin This mater was no exception. lie
added that he In favor OF strict home rule In the
city Of NcwIOrk The same committee called recently
Mr. Davenport, who cTpressea hearty appreciation
the objects which they seek tn bring about The Cow
will 10 Albany this afternoon and make speech
there tonight.
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NO OPPOSITION TO MR. cOMsToCK.

Troy, Oct. 30 (SpecidD.-The Democratic
Senatorial Con vention to-day decided 1t nexpedent TO
nominate n candidate. and Senator Comstocks re-oec
ton will be unopposed.
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LIVELY EEruBMcAN MEETING IN HARLEM

The mass meeting of Republicans in ASsO-
citation Hail. at Onc-hundr wenty -nnth-s and
Fourth-ave last evening we'll attended TX. Com
gresham Richard Crowley thu speaker OF tho
evening. He said that from Buffalo, whence he had Just
come New York all Indications snow that the RrpuD
Leans marching shoulder to shoulder. and that
serve. lie ran over some OF the ilnsir0us names Of
those who had occupied the GubrrnatOrial chair at Al
bany and said that with them had not heen considered
statrsnanko 10 visit county fairs and the like beg
tho members OF their party for nomination.
Governor iIl had done He touched upon weak points
IN Is record, reviewed tho administration OF Ccyo-
land commended the course OF Sherman aud Foraker I'm
the Ohio campaign denying that tho they raised
the bloody shirt, and pointed 10 the specta lie OF
Ftzhug Lee going from tho OF Grant 10 parade
through his own state with the trappings used by his
uncle when he surrendered to Grant This, he said.
rasin dead ISSUE though II not referred to by
Democratic papers IN the North. I'VE people OF the
North. said the speaker, mean that every man shall
have right east ms vote he peases aud have
II honestly counted. IA South Carolina New-YOrk
Then there Will be perm Mt peace and goodwill"
The address listened to with close attention. and
the good points against the administrations Of Hill aud
Cleveland were heartily appaudei Walter Howe. can
ddate for the Senate in the Xa District j. W Jacobus
candidate for sheriff. and John g. HUM, candidate for
the Assembly In the XXiIh District. the plat
form aud made few remarks, each being received with
n
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THROUGH NEW- YORK STATS.

SUPPOSED MURDEaERs OF EMORY TnAYER.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. % (SpeciaD George G.
Grant detective OF the West Shore Railroad this morn
ing arrested two meh who stealing a ride In
freight car. They arc suspected OF having murdered
Emory Thayer. farmer at Hamilton Village on Tues
day night Tho detective s OF tho opinion that the
entered the AT Red Creek having point
from South Avon. few miles from the OF the
der Both men are well dressed and have money.
One OF them size and general appearance
description given OF the engaged In the fatal
gle with farmer Thayer His wrist is badly swollen and
he refused 10 give his Tho other prisoner says
that his is Charles Murphy. At tho junction Do
tecve Grant allowed tho prisoner to have lunch Mt
Durkce's lunch rooms. While the eating Mr..
Durkee told the of tho Thayer murder to the de-
tec who had heard nothing Of it While the
saion going the prisoners exhibited unmistak-
able signs OF interest and after Durkee mentioned the
shooting the who refused to give his looked
up and asked
80 Was the old hurt "
He shot dead" replied Durkee. The tramp's
head dropped forward his breast and he appeared
If suddenly stunned His companion tried to cheer him
up but several minutes before he recovered and
the actions or both closely watched by Mr. Durkee
and the officer. The prisoners taken to Newark
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SENIOR ELECTIONS IN UNION COLLEGE

SCHENECTADY, Oct 20 (SpeciaD.--The Union
College seniors held their class election this morning
and elected President. T. W. Allen vice-presdent L.
c. ADgle secretary W. +. Lamaute treasurer, +. W.
b. Kline; prophet, T. c. LAWYER; historian, Y 8. Oar
addrcsser, F. Blessing; poet F. 9. Randall Ivy
orator l. c. Felthausen pipe orator, 4. C. Courtright;
ivy poet +. E. Veeder; grand marshal, A. IL. Jackson
toast master. l.. j. Little editors L. s. Harris and T.
r WOODBRIDGE.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
TMDaRApHIc SUMMARY,
CLIvxLAyp's CABINET.


WsAhington, March 6.-Presidsst
Cleveland sent TO the seusts the fol.
loving nominations: Secretary Of
State, Thomss F. Bsysrd. Of Dsls-
ware; iSscretsry Of the Treasury
Dsnisl Manning, Of New York; See
rstsry Of War, William e. Endico.t,
Of Massachusetts,: SECRETARY Of The
Navy, William G. Whitney, Of N-v
York; Secretary Of tbs Interior, l..
Q. C. Lsnsr. Of Mississippi; Post
master General, William r: Villas. oi
Wisconsin; Attorney general, A. H.
Garland. Of Arkansas. Tne nomins
tions were oil referred to committees,
Senator Riddlsbergsr obiecting 70
the customary immediate considers
ton Of the nominations. senator
RiddIsl,srgsr made n few remarks
saying 10 substance that his objec
ton to Baysrd sross from a beliei
that hs Was un. American. The sen
sts sdjournsd without confirming
any of the cabinet.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
TnE AOkNON.

Several Of the papers OF the Tsrf'-
tory are sdvocsting the passage OF
sp act to d,sfrsnchise the Aormon.s -
has been done in Idaho. We bslisve
in the suppression Of crime. but slso
in the universal application OF the
rules OF Law. II the proposition was
to disfrsnchiss every criminal, "s
would fsvor il. Polygsmous MT'
nosism 10 a crime and stands in the
same category with other grimes,
and We are no more in fssor OF dis
francbising q Mormon and poiyKa-
mist, than We are Of disfrsnshisipg
one convicted Of smbexzlement, lar
eepy or any other public ofense.
Give the Mormon fair play; lot
him have far trial, keep rejudios
on. of the jury boz; give the laws o.
evidences their trus spslication, and Il
hs 10 found guilty give bin, let %
says punishnent ( commsnsurats S,tn
his ol5snse, bot deal Justly Will
him.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
srsss without objection.

Sress without objection.
After passing al the regular sp
psopristion bills. CoDgrsss hes ID
joarnsd.
All a ths newly elected Ssaaaoss
vsss sWyrn in on "Wednesday.
tn Rivsr ssd HsrSos bill foilsd
70 bssouIA Q lsW. $50 -
Fifteen psssops wore poisoned bS
eating oysters st church social u
Silver Springs, N. 7.
J. r. Wssmsnt, teller Of ths ful
ton county, N. Y, bank, hss shscosd
ID.
The French tssospcst Tcnquis
vas sunk BY . collision ID Malaga
On Tuesday snd twsnty -foux Of b.
crew vsrs drowned. @
The Irish Nsaionsiists propose I
DEMONSTRATION against TIE Prince n
Wsiss on his arrival in Ireland.
Bissssssk - 70 bsss an sssas&sa'
Minister. "a az s8@E a4
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

! On March I'd sbs Sapseus Coars
ssndsrsd it, d~cision in The eass oi
Auson H. Smith r Co. -. the county
u Mobsss, in favor Of the plain.
tiG.
This wss . case in which the coas.
~ bad agreed with Smith 4 Co.
that for esrtais printing 70 b dons
By them for the eouDty they shoald
receive certain compensation to b
sssertainod By nsasursmsnt. The
Coupsny did the work - agreed
upon and presented its bill: bat tbs
Board Of Supervisors cut down ths
bill which VS. Tor SSs2, By d,ssllov.
ing 800.
The company sued for the snoust
in Distinct Court. Ths Dert dsmur,
red 10 the jurisdiction Oh the ground
that tie decision Of tba board wss
final sod conclusive. The dsmurres
WAS sustained. Pl'fs appealed from
the de,;ision Of the court sust lining
the demurrer. and DOW the Supreme
Court has sustained the appeal. and
the CAFE will be tried again.
There 10 to our mind something
very fist snd weak in al the opinions
We have read in this casa in supror,
Of the dsfndsnt's side. They al
amount simply to this, that Board
Of Supervisors may make any con
tract that they zee 6t, and sftsrwsrd'
perform such part Of It - they shall
choose aud that the party injured II
without redress or appeal. Or ,hs,
a party contracting shall have an op
tion oi saying how much Of his con
tract be viii perform. Tho lsgal
propositions in the case are decided
by horn book Law; yet notwithstsnd
ing this We are told thst az
eminent attorney grsvsly sdvissd
thst the action Of the board
was correct. A boy o. ten yesrs old
who kasw no better would not havs
legal mind enough to sweep ont the
Office ,,f county Justice Of the Peses
Thia decision will be Of interest tc
priptsrs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
CLEVELAND'S INAUGURAL
THE NEW PRESIDENTS AID
DRESS.

Fellow Citizens. 10 the presence
OF thin vast ssssmblsgs Of my coun.
try men, I am about TO supplement
and s,sl by the osth which ! shall
take, The manifestation Of the will Of
. grsst and free people. In the s1.
sreiss Of their power and right OF
sslf-g,vsrnment, they have commit
ted to one Of their fellow citizsns .
suprspe and sacred trust, aid he re-
eonsA,rstes h:n,s~lf TO tLeir service.
THIS impressive esssmapy ADDS little
to the solemn responsibility With
which ! contemplate the dnty owe
to al tbs psopls OF tb, land. Meth
ing c,.n relisvs me from anxiety lest
by any oct u mine their Interests
may tnfsr, and nothing is needed TO
strsngtbsn my resolutions TO engage
every faculty and effort in the pro-
motion Of their welfare. AMID the
I'm o. party .trifss tho peoples ehoics
vss made, but its attendant circum
stancs have d. monAtrstsd a new
strength, aud tho safety Of govern
mept BY the people. In each suc-
essdi,g yrsr it moro clearly appear
that tur dsmocsstio pyin oipls needs
no apology. and thss in Its fearless
and faithful application 10 to -
found the sursst guaranty OF good
xovss nmsnt. Bat the best results ir
the operation Of govsrnmsnt, where
in svany citizen has share, largely
dspstd upon the proper limitation o'
purely partisan seal sad effort, and
eorrsa appreciation of the time wber
pasti,apsbip should be merged int
the patriotism Of tho o,tissu, To
day t,e executive branch Of the gov
srnrn snt 10 Transferred to Dew keep
ing, Int this 10 still the government
Of all the people, and il should b
nsns the les the object Of their sf
fsctlensts solicituds. At this hou
the ssimositiss Of political str,fs, tn
bitterness Ut partisan dsieat sad q
ultation Of partisan triumph. sboals
b sspplsptsd BY ungrudg,ng soqui
ssospoe 70 popuiar vail, and 50 b!
sopseisptioas concern for th~ gsnsrs
veal. Morsoysr. il from this hou
We Oh ssrfully and honestly absodo'
oil sectional prejudice and distrus'
ssd determine with manly cosAdsn
sss ir, one snothsr 10 work out hs,
nonnansly tbs sehisvsmsnts Of aal
nss.o asl destiny, ws shall dsssrss :
realize al the bsps6ts winch ou
hspp, form o: sovsrpnsas ssn b
stow.
On this conspicuous occasion v
may yell renew this pledge OF devo
ton 10 tho constitution, given, ami
the psrils Of domestic strife and vi
cissit udes, BY tbs father Of his coun
Try. Our consultation was commend
ID iar sdopties o . rssalt Of to
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

The desth Of Representative Lo'
gan Of the Illinois Legislature makes
It very probable thst no o. 8. Ssns
tor will be chosen at the present
session Of that Legislature, - fo'
the purpose Of such choice, . ono
rum must consist Of . majority Of
both bouses, and the Democrats hsv'
but i02, the even half Of the body.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

tion.
Ths psopls dsmssd 9 ssfssm oi
The adn,nistsst;oa II ths govsrs-
nsnt, and ths apSlissaion Of bsssssss
psincipsss 70 pubic sdsira, and - .
nsass 70 this ssd, sivil sssviss r.
form should b IL good isith snfosc-
-. Our citizsns have the right to
protection from tbs ilsconpstspey oi
public employees who bold thsis
places solely - = reward Of psrtisaa
ssrviss and from ~ sosSupting il.
Ausnos Of thoss who ,,eoa 10 ths
vicious nstbods Of thoss who sxpses
sucb rewards. and tbt,ss wto WORTH.
y ssek publis sspiOy0sat hsvs ths
right 70 insist shsi merit and eouaps.
.sncy sball bs rsoogaissd ipstssd oi
party sabssrv,sscy, es the surrsndss
Of homes political bslisf In ths admin.
istsation of . govsrnnsut pledged
10 do sqssl and sSsot justice "a
oil men.
There shall b - rssssat Tor anxis
~ touching The psusxion OF th4
frsedmso ~ thsir righ:a or their -
curly il the ssjoymset Of ths''
privileges uudsr the constitution aod
its amsndusnts. All discussion .
10 their 6tnsss Tor The plses soeords.l
them - American citi1sns, 10 idla
and unpro6tabls, sxcspt - itsuxgsstl
the nsosssisy tor their improvement
The fact thst they Gre .tdtizsss, snsi
ties them 70 the r;ghas and the rsls'
tiens of eitissus. add charges them
With al its duties, obligstions and
responsibilities. Tbsss topics, and
the constant and svsr varying wants
Of an active and sntsrpsising popula
ton, will rscsivs the sttsntion Of tbs
| patriotic, and the best sndssvnrs o.
oil who mske ssd sxecsits the FEEDER
al laws. Our duties are pssctica
and call Tor industrious application
and intelligent perception OF ths
claims Of public Office, and above al
. firm dissemination BY uAitsd actor
70 secure 10 al tho people Of th'
land the full bsne6ts Of tho bsst form
Of government ever ,ouchssfsd u
man. Let us not trust TO human
efforts alone. but humbly sekDowl
edge the power and goodness o
Almighty God who prssides over th'
destiny Of nstions. and who hss a
all times bsen revealed 10 our coun
tryb history. Let us invoke Hi
aid and His blessing upon our Ia
Dor.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

The Itocky NJ. Min. Review pre-
diets that there viii bs IN unusually
lsrgs demand Tor mining msehisssy
during the approaching summer; bot
Aoss set give the dsta upon which
chs prsdiction 10 bssed.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08

We Sssd an article in the lest ;ssus
OF the Champion hooded "A con posi.
tor tbs. doat drink" !" and iousd thss
sueh c<'npos'tor 10 . mere 'ssshiss.
The old-issbioned conpositoe wsa
not a'sehine, although hs carried q
heap ot. steam.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-08
TnE NACGURAL

In another column OF this issus
will be found the inaugural address
Of President Grover Cleveland, do.
livered at Washington on the Ahinst,
We will make no comment now upon
this insugural. Reed IL fnr yonr'
solves. Lord ! On, Lord