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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-30

PAYsoN's is the best ink for family marking.
Used with common pen. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

FEEDlNG.-lt is never economy to
feed damaged grain to stock or poul-
try, but often mischeivous since the
decaying grain may bring disease
and death. Note the starved condi-
ton of hogs fed on rotten corn. The
farmer who throws out bushel or
two of rotten nubbins and walks away
with selfsatisfed air under the con
victlon that he has fed his hogs, makes
common mistake aud will run short
on bacon next year True economy
Is in keeping no more stock than YOU
can feed well.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26
SHADE TREES.

A home without shade trees has an
appearance blank and drear, and we
are forced to believe that the inmates
have no poetry in their souls if they
are content to abide there year after
year without making efforts to adorn
their premises, when so little outlay
of time, labor and money is required.
Trees beautify "A home, and not only
this, they make it pleasant by lend
ing shade in the sultry su~:4c' days,
and yielding to the breezes rich
fragrance, and affording resting
place for the sweet-toned songsters.
Birds will assemble where trees are
growing, and the more we associate
with the innocent little warblers the
better We become.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

bowels. Moreover, it eradlcates malarial
complaints of an obstinate tyre, and stauds
alone unequalled among our national reme~
dies. For sale by all Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

A large number ofpeople in Booth
bay, Me-, are kept busy in an indus
try which has been copied from the
arctic regions. They are now at work
cutting up the fourth whale which
has been taken between Monhegan
and squirrel Islands. The whales
are shot with a bomb or shell from a
gun, the hunters firing from the deck
of a steamer. Each whale produces
from 40 to 80 barrels of oil, and the
6O-ton carcass is made into fertilizer
-Four whales have been towed in with
in three weeks, and five more are
killed and lying on the bottom. Two
of these are buoyed and anchored. 50
that when they rise, which occurs in
about ten days, they cannot float off.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

Gainesville American Mr.. Philip
King furnishes the following novel
plan of promoting the growth of wa
termelon: Dig a hole in the ground a
short distance from the young melon,
place in the hole an old vessel that
will hold water, and keep it filled.
Place a ball of yarn in this vessel of
water, carry the end of the thread to
the stem from which the melon grows,
split the stem and put the thread
through it. If the vessel is kept full
Of water the thread will convey
enough moisture to the melon to keep
it growing, and the melon will not
ripen until the string is removed or
cut of,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26
AarieuIturaI.



Dr. Cowart lost valuable pony
this week. It became necessary to
throw the pony in order to cut out
the hooks. The fall resulted in such
serious injuries that it died in a short
time.
The above, from the Tampa, Fla,
Tribune, gives us the opportunity to
speak out in print what we have said
a thousand times in private. We love
a good horse dearly, and when we see
a dull jack-knife hewing away at the
delicate structure surrounding the
eyes of the mans best brute friend,
We pray for the time to come when
Mr.. Bergh will visit Florida or some
veterinary surgeon take his abode in
Palatka. The eye becomes so prom
inent that somebody assures the own
er that ''hooks" have grown in the
horses eyes, and these must be cut out.
Incontinently the animal is roughly
thrown, rope is twisted on his nose
and the knife news away at the poor
creatures eyes. Even if the patient
escapes death from injury or result
ant strain, his eyes are never what
they were, because one of the appli-
ances nature provided is gone. The
organ henceforth rolls wildly, and the
dry, staring expression is most pain
full to the beholder as well as detri-
mental to the horse. Instead of the
knife, use slippery elm poultice or
frequent baths of ice water, and when
the fever has subsidized, the "hooks"
will have disappeared also.
Again horse is said to have the
''lampas the bars in the roof of his
mouth become swollen and sometimes
cover the back of his front teeth.
Then the animal is taken to the black
smith, the "bars' are burned out, and
the horse ever afterwards finds diff
Guilty in chewing because there is a
vacancy where nature put flesh. In
stead of iron give the horse rest and
laxative food for a few days, and the
''lampas,' caused by inflammation of
the coats of the stomach, will disap-
pear.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

DR.. l.. A. Guild, Of Atlanta, who owns large
nursery and vineyard, has lad on his place
who was cured Of stubborn case OF Scrofula,
with one single bottle Of b. b B. Write 10 him
about the the case
Frank Joseph, 2l5 Jones street. Atlanta, has a
son who hada sloughing, scrofulous ulcer of the
neck, and had lost hair and eye-sight, finding no
relief One bottle OF b. b. B. healed the ulcer
eradicated the poison from his blood restored
his cye-sight, aud placed him ON the road 10
health.
4 booNhlled with wonderful proof from the
very best class.o citizens, and recommendations
from the leading Drug Trade OF Atlanta, mailed
free 10 any address. b. b. b. only year old
and is working wonders. Large BOTTLES SI00 or
six $500 Sold by Druggists. Expressed on re
cept Of price.
BLOOD BALM co., Atlanta. Ga.
For Sale by H. H. Northcutt. Marietta, GA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

The question is constantly being
asked, Does farming pay" and we
answer that it depends entirely upon
the man that runs the farm whether it
pays or not. 1t can be made to pay
richly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

a grease spot can be taken out of
a carpet by applying warm buck
wheat batter, and the batter can be
taken out by cutting a hole in the
carpet where the batter was applied.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

Fertilizers aid nutrition and in
this way assist a tree or plant in its
struggle with injury from insect at
tacks of disease from any other cause.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26

The tittest sub
iects for fever and
ague, and remit.
tents, are the de-
hilitatcd, bilious
and nervous. To
such pers o II 5,
liostetter's Stom>
aCh Bitters affords
adequate protec
ton by increasing
vital stamina and
tilC lNalSl'tIt ioW~
er of the Constitu
ito II, n d b Y
checking irregu
larities Of the liv.
or. stomach and
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-03-26
NJ A RIETT A
Opposite the Kennesaw House. )

\Cpposite the hehnesaW House
J. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
EHE BEST OF VEHICLES THE
safest of drivers and the fastest OF
horses are always ready, night and day for
hire. No man or woman or child ever has
given me call in the past who has been,
nor shall any ever in the future be- dissatis
fed with my teams or the men in nv EN-
ploy. Everything and every body about
me are No. 1.
l have cheapened my charges proportion
ate to the stringency of the times For
references as to the truth of what | say, as
to the turneouts and charges 60 to my
friends, which means the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for
the safety OF themselves. vehicles and
horses. j. A G. ANDERSON. I
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
cIpyrp ann oesoxssD Tsox oua n.
cHAs0ss.
fiasstss cAsaspisa.

flssstss cAss,plss. ...
On frid :, last Jadss Hysard granted
Laura Y. Henry decree II divorce from
W. @. Henry on tho grounds Of opium
smoking.
W. e. G .dmsn. the operator. who was at
Gustem,ls assisting tbs priests to pat
dawn Harro-, Ia now ing the telegraph.
ing f9 this Winslov pe'pls. Mr.. Goldman
sps.ks 10 very high tsrms of Central Amer.
ios. bat could not live on "tomalss."
Jas. !. Hyde hs boon onr . tho publisn-
sss Of the Mrxn -inos IL WIS arst estab-
Iished, and We with him prvspsyvus o..
rssr In "g"iag Il sIons.'
ppssssef miasr.
Another Apache county land case Is u
ooms up in tho y. 3. District Court soon.
rioor ID retailing in the Pres OFT msrks
at - per 100 pounds.
The sioftics dsp ,rtnent 10 quitting down
the maii ssrvio- all over thu oomt. Th'
ci,izens Of 81. Johns. the county seat OF
Apa he county, which has two nsxspspers
and claims 200 population. are kicking
vigor".sly because their service has bee'
cut down frpn six tp three tiraes week.
ciistsa Clarion.
Unless Sheriff Crawford and his eficisn'
deputies let mp" there will be = fearful
array Of evil-doers in the presence Of Judg
Fitzgerald at the poxt term Of the Districf
Ceurt. The rpIiber 10 steadily Increasing,
and She oaeeIs have nsn, taSn tbrss
usegss " whssL 70 Wssss>
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
pAssls ss.ssls.

pAssix esassis.
Captain visi, II ~ 6Lt nivss station,
has bssn arrested On charge os sivisA
liquor 70 Indians. He viii b. - an,issd bs-
fore ths CSn,aisslonsr of ths usitsd ssssss
Cosyt.
The county bard Of equalization addsd
70 ths asssssmsat roll Of shs county =
Msricopa iMs the resslt u thsls labess,
sbout 1ise 900 Of valsss. OF this ssE,
sbost eice - YES On prossrty not rstsEu.
. By ths asasasor, ths bsisnss bsisa In
ersassd valaa,ioaa. Dsssst land entries,
which we're ordsrsd iistsd By ~ hoard. ~.
grsGsts . vslaasion of e7iAea Msst u
this desert land y hsld by spseslstos.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

|l9ll9!5|I[liZ7[1l|l

Is@yOBa qsi -~Iio. u e ahrgts,,t Hud ,,s,,.,
effective nhnhinr Of the XII Gow in use
sdapi'i 70 ~ gf DO aud elas-ss 4 ore, :
fEir thscdins bHs bssn tkurglushiy ts ted
fIr th- pfst ~ years unaer great ysrist,
4 o ndItioiis giYlIps Wa, extraordinary re-.
.ultn. an adv .res u ansshing srer b.
A 70. nt competitive lest 10 de- with The
rruc Az he aTiIsls tDin. IN Nee Msx,ol
-howsd eil advantage "i 10 per oen' in favor
vf tho DibeaB. 1h- ~, MT .aved over the
ffns bring stssi.sIsni 60 rsy The entire Cal
Ut the nsshiilss tsaFly every month in the
year. @
The following IL 80 euuH erntii,n Of u.
many dntn. t.. over sli o,her o. ,inss:
frpst-iis r,asE In not more than half thai
Il nuy other '.f equal O y city. az tbs
seisls is ne iriy 1,tsp p,,s...,,,s lers, tbu.
.rsstiy reducing ..r cost ~ tmnHpnrtstion
ssc's-- The sal srse of saittipg Ip Ia
running "fdsr q. rot na'ss than one third
that OF ihs Frna. or aby othsr belt snschins
nueh ,es- grading and timber work being
| nrcesrry.
THsp- The expendi'ere for repair 10 M,
| more iaan "n NTH = Rt of any belt ma.
chine, and t,sy viii List fully THREE times
~ loue. working under Inc sanis csadit,o ,ons
F0uhra-Not mare "a - one half ths
| sp-ou IN rrqaired-a psnt u arsat i,npor.
| ianoe wnars eonsid.rAbie DuIaber a re uaed
FfrTH-Ar spaci Il ~kil. and very iitiis
o 'rr ~ necessary 20 ot~rate H.
SinrH-No more water IL reqnired than ID
| FURNISHED by tho b ,tteri.s.
SEytsTH--lt sayes all the snlEleam, geld
or silver that sscaIeS he b ttsries, pans or
s~t;lsrs--aB ,nvHinabls f-sturt. and claim.
I'D by 10 other. making the snachiue worth
! more thtU u o0Sts for this pdtp se alone
EIoATR- -, much e,H rser grade OF ore ear
be b nd.cd successfully than by any Other
| Dachin,---a pFeat EdyAntaga in many in.
stances vher. fine Cruz hing Is uot pscossar ~
to eliminate the mineral.
NfsTB-It has ~, small and deIicr To mn.
! chan srI. requiring uies adjasta snt nd the
clio .est attention--an Ins'itg.Ts BILE INJECTION
30 all bess n, q OF. sY f'Fms .f machines. ma.
king them nnft for the rough service Of a
quartz mill.
TEsTH-Grest simplicity of construction
and sinril number II wearing parts. The
whole N ,chii,a IL comprisso Ia seventeen
ieces. ouiy three Of which are snbiect ta
any ~pecitl uear, and these O. u he replaced
at q nnmin l cos. Thr Yrne has Il3 pissss
and spips siaiisF machines many Iuore IA :.
king u complication "f PARTS tEs. involves
| constant repair andpeet expense In this
wsy. ~ well ~ IN loss tif time.
We are EwHr.thst ihs mot sveepinp and
pyetsntiDus ca ms are made for ne1rjy
, evory 0 neenttat''r IN the market, bnt IL Ia
wrll-kr WI { aot tnst the results of their
operation hsve not IN sns instance mstle
good these claims. Til sdvnbinges hsrs srt.
forth Tor the Dnncan. a. we'll A. the n t.
mems IN 'de, We are prepared 10 substaati
ate hY scia1i ~orkinv results.
Price. saJn. Wsirtr shout IT5Of,
Send for nirrul " g. paciR, Irnn Works
RANKIN, BR,YT)N 4 cO,
SIN Francisco, Cal.
l2-2m
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
A Miaer's Newell ssleiAs.

A Georestowr. Colorado, special say.:
William Nsf. % former resident u 81.
Lsais. employed at the Tsisphons mine.
.uicided In q s.sa. sayal nspnor. Com.
pIsinins Of being III. Ne6 vent 70 his esoiI.
laid down on ths ao"r, plno~a = stick nj
giant pwder. with cap and fuso attached.
usder his head, and while in this position
lighted the fuse. The shot blow his bead
entirely from his body.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
4 Mtg sGisiaS as,it.

Z In .he Saperior Court Of Ban Frsncisno.
Dslavan Hoag has bronght suh asaiuss the
Benson Mining .nd Smelling Company.
Apnro. Salisbury. Hsnry n. Scott and
others, b recover Sl.7so,eeo. the alleged
ynlue Of tbs sailfngs from the vuitnrs isiil.
which the pisiutif charxss tic d~f~ndasts
h,ys ynnefully appropriated to their own
use. o. ". Dslmss u sttsrnsy for the
plaintiff. 2Fa @5&
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

The Albuquerque Jsurnsi says that Ben
Wasick. sn his rsosrt visit TO the S7psI
canyon, obtained s,no exeallent photo.
graphs Of the sataraots. One cataract has
. fall Of la7 fyst. and snoshsr Of 2S7 feet.
a issss stream at water passes down tsis
sanyvn into the Big Colorado river, and
the vast walls VI the gorge. which are from
three 10 four thousand feet In hsighth,
prsssat sous Of the most subline scenes On
IT, eoutiasut. fEA#
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
ssskiss fssA ssties q.
OyynE or IKE TKsAsusKn
or MoaAyx COUNTY. AnfHoNA.
dipar. 1 Yxrk. Jniy 18th. 1se6.

OyyfcE or IKE TKsAsuBKn
or MoaAyx COUNTY. AafHoNA.
Mipsrai Pxrk, Jniy 18th. 1856. J
Bids for ths surrender VI Mohave county
warrants will b. received By mo At my Of.
fios until O'Clock p. N. on Monday. the I'D
day Of August A. ID. iss6.
Amopns In tho Sinking Fund to BE- bid
for Ia Ave hundred dollars teSo)).
Bids must be In th, form Of sealed p,o-
possis, accompanied by the warrants ofer.
Cd I, be surrsndersd, addressed 70 the
COUNTY Treasurer, and marked Sinking
Fund"
DANIEL 6nrTu,
Comfy Treaaurer
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
Caldwell Wright,
clsrk.

Tho Board Of Supervisors raet On Mon
day Jolly 9Th 1885.
Present. Meszrs. Heakie and Raymond
and tho Clerk.
MINUTES read and approved.
adjyurnrd to meet a. Beard Of Eqaal-
ization.
The Board then met M Board Of Equal
izstiun.
rrosent- -Mrssrs. Henkle and Raymond
and tie Clerk.
Tho following redoctions and changes
in ths Assessment Roll were ordered 70 BE-
made, viz;
Kimbie Bros. reduced on ssosk Of rsr.
chasdiss to i.00.
Russell George, assessment reduced to LIS
head Of cattle.
Bsscher @. W. 4 CO., reduced on hoist.
ing works at the Lily Of the Valley
mino to $500.
Sandsrson L. A.. reduced ON concentration
below Minor Park to e2,oOo.
Breon Paul. to stand as assessed by the
Assessor.
Thompson J. w., /, stand ss assessed BY
tbs Assessor.
Fielding John, assssswsus reduced on cat
tic 70 I25 head.
Eotmann Fred. assessmsnt reduced on
cs.tio 10 20 head.
Indian Queen Niii and Mining Co-npaay,
assessment rcduosd on mill .. Hack
berry to 3i2,hoo.
Hardy VIM. H nmassrssnt roduosd on
oorrsii between Stockton and tho rail-.
road 20 elU0.
Hardy waM.. Estate Of. protest read and
flsd.
Lake VIM. H., assessment redecsd on horss
and ssddIe to so.
Kennedy John. asssssraeat reduced on cash
TO u 600.
Adiourns5 gssi. July eth 1856.
Attest:
CALpwKlL wKfoHr,
Clark. ...
NJ. w. HssxLE.
Chsirmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

The Han. Board Of sap4rvisess met CO
July 2sth lss5.
Prssnt-Messrs. Hsnkls and Raymond
and tie Clerk.
On m,sioi ths B ,sri sdjosrnsd 10 meet
40 Board Of Equalixssiop.
The Board Of Equalizstioa then met.
Prssan;-Msssrs, HsnkIs and Raymond
and the Clerk.
The following changes were ordered 10 b
made In tho Assessment K.iI, viz;
Shipp Bros., assessment to stand - -
sess<d.
Hallseh Thomas. assessment 70 stand ~
Assesssd. .....
Lester Mining Compsny, ssssssusnt ~
duosd $40 on one wagon.
Adjourned until July 2ssh 1855.
AttsstI
CALpvxLL wnioxY.
Clark.
II. ". Erxra.
8 ChsiSmas.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Oar siilsgo shosmaker c. W. Fshr. vh'
,sft Asrs shsst two weeks aso With the IN
tsption OS locstiss IN Flagstaff, altered his
mind on rsaching kinsman and wsnt direct
20 Gan Pransisos. Two asys gfssrwards hs
s,,os passage of sailisg vs-sSl f"z APIS.
IN. c,o,.a Of tho S,raosn Islands, with the
,n,.,.,o,, a, locating there permanently.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

NJ. Williams, an owner ia snd isss ss'l
cor Il the MoaAvE coUsrr MfSxr, ~ well
- ~ Stscrnsy At law, ssms in ON last
iagsssstsss, with vicw of pormncntly
20 ting In tho Capital City. Mr.. Wiliisns
is = vssAasiisFvrissr and is said 70 DO .
aooa lawyer, aud viii no doobs Dc well
here, e,--Vaesoott Journl.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Ths pO<t.ofIkss vss closed Yesterday after.
noeu. and the Court House and many OF
1hs asores wore drxped in naournins. bs-
ysnd this the funeral OF General Grant
,,zs not ob,srveA n Mineral Park.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
- wi,liaa,s fs,q::, Of this oflice

~. wiliiaaas ls>q. Of this ofhcs, loft on
,6sudsys stsss sos Eingunan. from whenc''
ne Isfs S,r Prsssssf % sbs evening tr~i..
us vti, epsn law pfsse on hts arrival as
that ps.ss. .sd viii b. pleased t' s'esad "
any basinsss insrustsd 8, him ii "ny part
sf the Terriicy Mr.. Williams win be hsre
as.in in september at the meeting OF the
Oisfriot Court
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

psp7ty g. 8. NJ ra!sai c. 7. Donovan, OF
Yse.s 1T. emo ir Oh Thursa,y's stage, az
tori p,sk with Lin cupis Of Indian wit
nsssss, VIM are required TO testify BET re
shs q s. 0Yand Jury at Prsscpst IN The
sssss Of parties who have been heid to ans
yer on a casscs Il ceiling liqsor 70 Indiana
In this so1uty. go
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

yod,s Murphy isfs suddsnly for Ban
rr.poiseo on Monday evening. on rsossrs
Of dispatch annosns:na ths death OF his
vffs's sister.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Ia. Briggs came in from his ranoh on the
HI Gusdy on "Wednesday morning wisn :
iosd Of watermeloas. which he disposed OF
In about three minutss-
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Parties knowing themselves indeosso 70
shis pspe. for advertising and subscriptions
viii do veil 10 call and settle thor sooeun's
ara shsrsby sAss themselves nuoh fssere
sroub,e ana sxpeuse.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Hon. L. ,. Lasssll Of kingnan oams over
on Mondays stage and remained with as
eevefAl daya.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

County Treasarsr sniith redeemed sGss
rf the coun:y's indebtedness on Monday
iss. by tho p,ymsus Il $5s IN cash through
tbs msdiusa of tho Sinking Fund. ths
warrants we're pat in at prices ranging from
II TO 30 cents. Lot only sioc got IN ~ th'
ssttsr ARurs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
3seessdiags si ths Beard 4 3D.
yssvisess.

f.
CONTINUED vnon Last wvux.
Petition Of Charles Atshisson received
and taken ssdsr cossidssstiaa.
Daniel Smith, County Trssssrsr, allow
Cd onc-hsif psr cont on Forsy.Avs these
and dollars -1,26-aad warrant ordered
drawn on the Mohavs County Rsdsmptiss
Fund.
Report Of Msssss. Hssry RaynSad and
u. Bzsksbsum, Funding Connissioasss.
received and Aisd. ~ follows.
Csah received fssm sale Of Aohsvs county
bonds. .....................e e4S 90 %
The following hills we're prssssstsd and
allowed and warrsats ordered drawn there
for On the Mohavs County RsAsnp len
Fund. viz:
n. Raymond, salary - Funding
Commissioned. sr..................3t 3teo %
q. Buoksbnuna. salary ~ Psnding
Commissioner. sr................ 700 %
Buoksbaum and Raymoud, Fssding
Commissioners, sxprsnaes on
CON, Wells, Fargo 1 Co.'S oom.
missions. ess. ................ III 70
Diaailowsd. .................... III os
On motion the Board then adjourned 10
July 9Th iss5.
N. ". HRHxLs.
ChaiSnsn.
Attest:
(,.tdussi wri~hx
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

We have bssn accused OF plbi iisiiing let
ten which We have mover reeeived- We
deny tho soft impeachment. and invite any
one having any doubts ON the matter 10
call q. this .fice and SEQ the original Of
sv~sy letter We publi,h, whether frora W.
N Z rider, W. II. II ,rdy or anyone elso.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09
4 Is. - e.s,.sDs Ro,l, IL;

In The ~ sssusns Hoil. vis;
Partridge II. H.. xsss~nsut osasssd W
stand " raised.
0russ Mrs. c., assessment reduced eu
oows ~ eSe; rsdsesA on calves 70
eiOD, ana reduced IN jssks " eitC.
Barns Nsrtin. hs.sssnsnt rsd1esd on
horsss 70 $l60.
Spsassr Charles. case laid over.
On motion the Board thsn sdiosrnsd ~
III July sist 1885.
Attosts
cALpvsLL Wsssar,
n. ". HssxLG
ChairmAa
Tie hoard Of supsrvisors INST On Jsi,
3lst 1885.
Prsssas-- Msssrs. Hsnkis and 1synood
and the Clark.
On aotioa the Board adiournsd 70 mss'
o. Board VI Equsiixaiion.
The Board OF kqualis .iiou than met.
rrsssnt- kessss. Hsnkls and ksymone
ard the Clerk.
No further business coming before IL shs
Board Of Equalization adioarnsd.
The Board Of Supervisors then INST and
adt,urusd to August l0sh tsss.
Atisst;
CAIDwELL wslosr.
CisTk.
Nv. HsxxLE,
ChAtr.psn
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Th. Board Of supsrrisori met July 9th
lss6 at 10 a. m.
Present. Msssss. Hsakis and Kayncpd
and tho Clerk.
On motion the Board adjsufnsd to meet
a Board Of Equsiis,tion.
Tbs B~rd Of EsaaIizstion then rnst.
Present. Mssars. Hsakis and Ryn,ad
and the Clerk.
The following changes were ordsssd 70 b.
made In tho Asssssuent Boil, viz:
ID wis A. T.. origin.l assessment ordereA
70 stand. e..-.a. a y
Rldsuour W. b., original .sssssmsss order
ID 10 stsnd.
rrazisr Robert. assessment ssdsesd 10 i2S
head Of cattle.
Burns Martin. assessment o. horses redno-
cd to 500.
Oo rn.t,ou the Board sdjoarssd 10 July
s0th 1885. .. -.a.....-
Attest; .@
ClIpwxlI WsfoH1,
Clsrk.
M. ". HESgLs.
-.r Chairmsa.
Tho Board Of S1rsrvisors mss on JsIy
s0th 1885.
Prosept-Msssrs. Hsnkle srd Raymond
nd tn. Clerk.
On motion the b ard adjourned 10 nsst
10 Board Of Equ sliSation.
The Bosrd Of Equaiizstiou thsa mot
ppsent- -Msssrs. n Hsnkle AMI 1symos4
I'd shs Clsrk. ;.
TIE tsllewsns ssansss wsse sg1sssS cssS
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

Aiorzo w. Wells has c,mipsncsd sn 40
fion in the County cour, 20 dissolve the
s,suda Of nss.rimony between himself and
II rnAh J. Wells. ,. ". Sseptenson u at'
t.srnsy for faaiatif, ard Williams q Hyde
viii appssr sos tho defence. fho paYt's'
spo we'll known residents "f the Big Sandy
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

An Indian - a.o~ssd from tho steam
Or Nshavs at Cottonwood island the ias'
srp of the boat up the river. The unfor
eunass fell into she river with tue gang
p,.nk, which must have struck and dis
~t,lsd him.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-09

a wstsr train running west ON the &P.
\ r. bssapsn Tpxtsn and Hackbesry on
Tsssdsv sossiug last was thrown from tbs
track BY eoIlidins With COW. sDd two
ladies Who we're rid:nz In the s,b0ss wsrs
ssri ,usly Injured. Mrs. Downing. wife Of
- yard . ssssr st Ps4ch Spsisgs. had hsr
Dsx bs kan sb,vs ths knes and vas Other
badly k'.rt. While NJ .. Brady # this sszns
p,sss wss , .diy shaken mp. Abont 600 fsst
Of shs track wss turn mp. and the p ,assnRsr
tssin 80 dsi,ysi six h,irs 10 ooiss31sn,s.