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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
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Kimball q Cole, are constantly r.
ceiving . new invoice Of Millinery
aud Fancy goods. As the season ad-
vances our place Of business will b..
made more attractive to the public
by improvements and new additions
to our stock. that will suit the In.
creasing demands OF our numerous
customers. The good assortment {,
select from Is one Important featur.
In our BUSINESS. and another Is the
very low prices Of our goods. A r.
duciion Of expenses in our presen
location, inspires rs with energy no.
TO be untdOne by any OF our compel
itors In qualities OF goods, ncatnes>
AMI dispatch OF artistic trimming, u
price Of goods.
We have complete line of new
Millinery, also fine line OF Mather
Kid Gloves, in . great variety OF
shades. to which We call the attention
Z: our lady friends.
Dress making and Hair work done
to order. Cutting and fitting made a
speciality. Indellible Stamping done
to order. In fact we will make the
wants OF our customers our interest
when dealing with rs. All are cor.
daily invited to call and see rs IN
our new home-like rooms. look Il
our goo.ls and get our prices.
TAysS dosst lerts u fost oeecl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
How The Yell Is Made In.

The reason Why the rebel yell scares
Mnrst Halstead will be understood
when Il Is stated that In the throat
and lungs there are fourteen direct
lnuscles which make 10000 different
sounds. and thirty indirect mnscl-e
which make more than one hundred
and seventy. three thousand sounds.
In the genuine rebel yell al these
muscles are brought into play, and
the result Is naturally astonishing
Atlanta Constitution.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
SOyereign's Mill.

Down on the Turkey about two
miles above Salisbury's Mill, Mr.. T
q. Sovereign has constructed a sub
stantial rock and timber dam max.
ing about five feet head, has erected
a q cd substantial mill for grinding
feed and meal with capacity Oi
about ten bushels an hour. The
power is applied upon two very fine
wheels scroll center discharge and
a Leffel. The mill is 4 great con-
venieDce to the farmers about It, and
ought to be source Of profit to the
proprietor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
Gabriel.

1t was raining in torrents, and
Evangeline stood by her window
looking ont into the night.
"Why dost thou wait there, Evan
geline, my daughter? inquired the
mother.
Il am waiting for Gabriel, mother,
replied the girl, tenderly.
He will not come, my dear, In all
this rain"
"Yes, he will. mother mine. Ga
briel does not fear little wet like
this. He Is a Baptist
In ten minutes Gabriel WAS in the
parlor asking for drink Of water.
Washington Critic.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
Surface indications

What q miner would very properly term
Surface Indications" OF what II beneath,
are tho Pi1nples, Sites, Sore Eyes.
Hollis, and Cutancous EruptiOns will,
which people are ANNOYED IN spring s,ul
early summer. The e.I.te matter accumtt-
lated during the winter mouths, now
makes its presence felt, through Nature.
endcavOrs 10 cxpcl 1t from the syrieml.
While Il remains. 1t Il a poison that testers
ntIic blood and may develop into Scroll
u!a: This condition causes arrangement
Of the digestive and as.ini.atory organs.
with = feeling ct cnerva.ion. languor, and
weariness-oftcn lightly spoken OF As ..only
spring fever" These are evidences tllat
Nature Is not able. unailed. 10 throw Off
the corruDt atoms which weaken tho vital
forces. TO regain health. Nature must l,c
aided by thorough, blootl-purifying mc,l-
lciic; uEd nothing else is 80 effective -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10

Avoid, by all means. the use u cal.
omel for bilious complaints. Ayers
Cathartic Pills. entirely vegetable,
have been tested forty years. and
are acknowledged to Do the best
remedy Tor torpidity Of the liver:
costiveness, and ell arrangements OF
the digestive apparatus.
It was announced Ia church, ct Pr.
du Chen, last Sunday, that John D.
Lawler, eldest SON OF Gen. John Law.
ler. would be married Ia the popular
month 0f this year, about the 10Th
inst, to Miss Stnrges, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter or Gen.
Sturges, and sister Of Mrs. 81. =.
Dowsman.-McGrege Times.
For Fireman's Tournament q be
held Ut Dubuque, excursion tickets
will be sold to the general public at
fare and third for round trip, and
to Fireman going In bodies 10 WI.
form, ct one cent per man per mile
each way, Tickets tor sale from 7sh
to llth. To return on June IL.
A. v. 3. CARPENTER,
@. r. & T. Agt.
The capabilities Of this section as
grazing and grass producing
country can be seen to advantage
BY drives through the country. We
have seen flne fields Of timothv And
clover 10 Western New York and
Pennsylvania, but in no country.
latitude Or climate hare sMch abund.
ant crops oS sweet nutricioua grass.
Is greeted the eye Of man, % may DO
seen In Howard county. The man
who has time only to drive 70 the
Norton farm east Of town ono mile.
as far as Il, r. Browns northeast or
town: TO Archcr's northwest or Nil.
ler's and Sovereign's southwest OF
town can see veri1cation Of what
We claim. An extended trip over
the county Is full verii1catioD OF
our claim for this country as rich Ii
grazin8 capacity. and consequently
Tor stock growing and dairy pur.
poses
Eugene pArsell, Of Michigan, U. s.
Post Once Inspector for tho West.
ern Division. who was this way look
Ing up some post ONCE matters, Drop
ped into the DEBORAH post Office on
Monday and made IA inspection.
He found everything IN nrst-class
shape. and tho records, hooks, and
cash all clear and square. It ranking
among the best run ofllces In the
country. He was particularly pleased
with the way that Clerk Dan Malloy,
attends to his duties, he having got
everything "down fine," knowing
where to put his hands on every.
thing, and all il perfect system. The
remainder OF the force IN the olIlce
also came In TOR full share Of &C.
acknowledgement Tor doing their work
well.-Decorah Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10

The June number OF this excellent
journal is at hand, full Of spicy read
ing and new music. The WORLD is
the authority on all musical subjects
aud has well earned this reputation,
as it is the most ably edited periodi-
cal OF the kind. The subscription
price of the WORLD is $l.5O per year !;
single copies 15cents. S. BnAINARD's
Sons, So and 81 Euclid avenue, Clev-
Gland, @.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
4,hey will Surely Find You.

They are looking for you every
where. Drafts Of uir in unexpected
places. going from no. rooms to cool
ones, carelessn-ss In changing cloth
ing: I: short ANYTHING which ends
Ia Il .onuon cotd IL The bead" I'm
less arrested this l,ihd Of cold be-
comes seated III the mucous mem
brane OF the head. Then 1t ts catar-
rh. In any and all its stages this
disease always yields t. Ely's Cream
Balm. Safe, agreeable, certain.
Price soc. 36t2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
Oil. with HynunhOsnhites.

Is more reliable as Al agent in thu
cure OF Consumption. chronic coughs
and Emaciafi0n. than amy remedy
known To medical science. It Is 81.
preparra that thr potency OF these
two mos' valuable specifies is large
~ increased. 1t is also very pala-
table. 36t5
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the under.
signed by nots or book account are
hereby earnestly requested to call
at his store and make immediate
payment. DIR. H. @. PRICE.
April l3. 1856.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
Shall We Celebrate?

A meeting will he held ut the Court
House, Friday evening 1t 8 o'clock 10
discuss tile matter proponnded In
thi. question. Everybody come OUT
and let the subject be discussed aud
decided.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
PLAIN DEALER,
Advertising Rates.

One column, Il col. widcl ono year, 300
:. - Slx months, ~
!" /" . three months, -
Z" /" " one month, ~
Reading notices. Doursoise type, 10 cents per
counted line.
special notices among business notices cents
per count ID Inc.
bourgeois reading notices In conjunction viii.
standing ads 5 cents per counted line EACH
week.
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Ru,es Relating to both Stations:

Insurance due when mare Is known 20
nth fDai, or when sae Is paired with II bcfol'
Tea aAh hefure rs,,Ilo-ll III mare. Mnesrk,iher
Wtse agreed npnn. ares hfeAt" tast'e laslas
their fnaiS bof ire 10 d.. : ~ agA may be return
"A free III charge Mares bret by the reaNn
Ss,,,ry To get with Ioal NAV I've returned free {.
tharxc, INC uaet .i nas;hragc. tlr n.aros 20 o
herG, 4S crrts no week. A acct tents AMI 6
sssSs m nv own mares viii treat the mare
~ n;her owners t,,st a III nv own.
daughters Of Trample MAY he bred ~ Here
.IssM price. Ican prove 20 VISITORS VIZ ~
crsA. restlts II spec. : ~ ~, ~,
mares NAV h. bred u i'e.od on shares. i tD'
lated p4itgrees and further information rr.i'hp
II furnished upon APPLICATION. Visitors Away
welcome. I: Is d pleasure for me I, NV ths,,
my sock. e.pecia.Iy since the failure Of M
wcs lenders out OF dOO. OCCUPATIONS coMpu,
cory, -ra..
p. q. IslsorRs MINI. SaS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
CHURCH DIRECTORv.

CHURCH OHRECTORY.
C0xGRE0ArIoNAL cBgscn.-servicee every
sunday u l1.o0 4. \. and TOO ?. =. sunday
school after morning service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening
REV. 4. 3. McCoMnBII, Pastor.
MK1u0Dlsf EPlscoPAL Cncncn.-Services every
Sunday ~ li.00 4. Il. an0 200 =. n. 0unday
school after morning service. Prayer meeting
every ThuTo0Ay evening.
REV. J. D. rclI, Pastor.
DAr1Isr CarncH. Services every sunday at
ll.OO 4. r. And 100 2. 4. Eunday School AFTER
morning service. Prayer meeting every Wed
oeodAy evening. KEW. 4. j. CARAAN. Pastor.
CASuoLic cnUacn.-Services every sunday at
il:O0 !. \. And 500 ?. y. sunday School ovOry
sunday o. 100 ?. \.
REV. y. A. NcCAnSBY, Pastor.
01aMAN LC1ngnAN CHURCB -yervices every
sunday at l0:0o, eorencon, and 81, afternoon,
alternately. REV. B. ABlnANn. Pastor.
LINE SPRINGS.
PR.sSyTRnf.H Church services. eu1Aay at
o:as z. q. ana ?. =. sunday sehooa after
REV. WAfDon RCsssll. Pastor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-06-10
TRAMPlE

e:rc Of Temptation, record i.das anl Ta,isinan
rn.sord Sfis MS three year 0ldS a. the ffEinnr'
County Fair IN isss. Term, SIS TO insure. 81
Tor the Sc lson. s. single service.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
eromont's Memolrs.

We are in receipt. from the publishers Messrs Belford, Clarke & Co, of New York, of part list, of the Memoirs of J C. Fremont. with sketch of the life O, Senator Benton, by Jessie Benton Ere mont. The publication in question j. in pamphlet form and contains 5e pages. A nasty glance through its pag, ( shows it to be oi more than passing in t,rest. twill be of special interss. tO reiders of :he JoURSAL-MiNER in Arizona, treating as i, does of one who resided for some time here as governor O: the territory. In addition to the in- t.:est attached to its author and the sub iect of which he treats this part contains Q number oi very finely executed engraysngs, including those of MT. and Mrs. Fremont, Senator Benton, Thomas Jefferson, together with sketches of western life. Thesr memoirs will be ssued femi-mou.bly a: 50 cents each part and can be procured by addressing the publishers, Delic.d, Clark & Co.,. New York CT Chicago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

Of all the labor orsani.,, oas the brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer,
 seems to be the most siynally suoces. ful It is splendi fly @ tipped ia every department and i; managed wi,h the precision of dock work. It has gained m,rc with less trouble than any ether labor organization under the saiaing sur, and :be benefits tia. have accrued 70 it as an orsari,-,ion have been shared by ;he society a, large and sease.ed rpon national labor and com mercc. The recen, d iress of Cliff Arthur shows that the order now has 2 membership of 10000. and during an existence of seventeen years has psii $,.ooo,ooo to widows and orphans and $so,. eoo 90 the needy h addition to it; work as an almoner, its grea.es, good has been accomplished in adju.,mer, of labor difficulties anl ia the promo ton of friendly feeling between and the employed. In itc er- tire;y t is manifes,ly the mot effective labo, organ:zaiion estlrt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
NOTICE OFFORFEIIURE.

Iheaix. Asricops, Co, Arix,na Territory August 24 b. l.sC.
 To J. '. c. Mitchell, h's heirs, sss' g1s and legl Ieprese nfatiye:
 Ton are hereby no'isei hat The C nscl = dsted Eyc c4rsion Mining Com any have ex pended one hani ei ttioO) do la h Dor and Improvement upoa fhs $ imm | Nining claim. locate Nsrch 2ji, is-3 recoried Aa.ch g. is>S ia book i7, of Mines, Psg.s6 of keco,as vf Y.rapsi county, Arizsns Ter rit0ry .situ ted shou. I,<C0 yard. soarh oi the ssgon road running from Log ln tp Green Valley, ia G'een Valley NIaIag District, Yavspsi cou"iy Arizona Terri'ory, a viii appear by certificate filed the 2s;:1 day Of August, iSs6. In the ficc of the Recorder Of i.vspsi county, in order 10 he'd the tremis- e under the provisi n of Section 234. R~- sised Statutes Of The Uni. d Ststs. iag the sDount required 10 hold the same for ih- year end pg Dect mb Der 3i. 1855 an if within pinety days sfler ths Loliee ly publication, eu fAil or refuse to C ntribUts your propor- ton of such exrendi ure ss 70 owner. your .nterest In ssid clam vii becs in- te prop cry of the subscr her under said e,inn s3s4.
 Coasogi31ted Excursion M,niagCc.
 Bv HERBERT IL LOGa
 AuE 70 Ol Attorney in fact
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
news ueies md Cormeats.

Lavya sedgeviek has resursed t;
 Washington
 Kansas Cty job printers are abort ts strske for aa advance from $Is to $i7 per week
 Alexandes, the fcrnes prince ef Balsni.. has decided to sttarn to p,i. vzie li;c.
 Grover Cleveland refuses to make al appointment 0f Chief Justice for this territory.
 England, Aust il and Germany have iasit d Turkey tp occupy Rouneia 4 Rus:i1 inyades BalgAiil
 The Flagstaff Champion carries ite essre republican county t;ckei as is mast head.
 P.i,cs Albert vitx ot Wales. is sad to be engaged U an American lady. Miss Jennie Chamberlain, of Cleveland. Ohio.
 President Cleveland is still drawing hi; salary Of SI 36 day from his retreat Ia the mountains, while thousandsof of dems ocrats vho voted for him are working bard in the wef ard mud for Sfso day.
 The prshibitionists have nominaien . full state ticket in several states. The question is do they not encourage nsemperence by ihdorxing the full ticket?
 Mfr Lo,t,iln an excellent young ger- t'eman who is stopyi,s ~ha the fan iy of Mrs. Van Allen in West Prescott had a severe hemorhage of the lungs yesterday morning.
 An Illinois j,dge has decided that si Ter is intoAi;l;ilg. Everybody who has ever sucked hard 6ijer through a s,rav knows that, bu, what blow to many prshi-isionists k wslI be |, find
 out.
 The negroes of a little town nesr Savannah, Georgi,. are of the firm con- vation that the world will come to an end September g. They run cCntin- ual prayer meeting day and ni:Lt. ia coz equenoe
 The democracy sefy generously gave the country the nomina ,ns for repse- sentssises and supervisors to secure their vote for Prescou's candidates for ,he seven paying o&ces ia the gut of t.e people.
 Two frtistt trains on the Texas iivi. sion of the Missouri PAtiic colijed Vernon coar,y Me. Oae hundred and fo,ty head of ctr,'c were killed. The engineers and t-.iamen of the two trains jumped from their en. ia.s just befoie ASS (OaISSe1 9uO t1US S4vc0 DcmSCivSss ! Every man on the democratic s1te ti:ke;ia Missouri f5ugft n the coniec- crate army, while every man on thereput- can steticset fought in the union army. In view of ti;s fact se need none of US be svrp,:secto see Missouri give a somewhat larger democratic majcihy han usual. |; The historic Wi:i.m and Mary co., lese of virsicii has closed ii doors forever. The faculty WAS lat.ly reduced 10 the president. and for one year there has been but one student. He has just let, and the college is essentially dead. It took two hundred years of nisfor- tune, a,ded by folly. to break down the once grea, college
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
S15 REWARD.

The 'noersiened vii r-y the fbovc reward lor 'he rec' re'y o' blJ .. saddi. horse about 1it.en hsnes hiSh on v aite hind foot brand IT De isu, tr IL ee Ts co Leritd and Vesied: wLiie tar oi forehead snd sscdie k!tr Ks os Lack. Adcr,s. R.SLsGK.
 E.ssSot AyI0a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

IL hls been generally supposed that Presiden. Cleveland had ihe power of appointing judges for Arizona Our con. temporary charges Delegate Bean with bsias the cause of our having no judge from this district from which it Is 70 be inferred tha, Grover has turned the business over to him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29

The historic Wi:i,m and Mary co., Iese of virsicii has closed ii doors forever. The faculty was lat .ly reduced 10 the president. and for one year there has been but one student. He has just left, and the college is essentially dead. It took two hundred years of nisfor- tune, aided by folly. to break down the once great college
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
The Great English Remedy

rxz zssc--S-s Is nese tsiiiDf cI-s
 EaS2AASstXcsH for Ner,c Deoiltty
 Exhaus.ed vifsIity NN seminal Weak ness A E@ HA EN sperm sfsnhoes. Lost S ,A4A Ma Manhood, Impo,eney, "Nx 2 IT Paralysis, and all tbe
 <N <t sS3. terrible sneci of sell Ef>GS3>ks<ls,I abuse, youthful follies, and excesses in mature
 <[N years-<uch as Ices CT
 xZsf~1slS<{X me mory ,lsssifuds. noe.
 <A1Ss6ll>~ssE turnal enissions, aver sion t0 oocfefy dim a' rsss of vision. noises ir he head, the vtfsi rrid passing unooservec n the urine, ar many other diseases tnh' lead tO inssni' z and death.
 sictan, will agree to :orlti. five hundred coi' .ars for . case of this kird sae ! ';Al hestrr,. {. tive (undsr his special advice a4-a frssi ne n,. Vfll not ere or for anything In pure or ir5rf. Ious fouo [. Dr. Ninfie treats all Yrivss piseases eSs.uily. without mefcrrF. ton. ouitaficn rss A thorough exsmi T. at3on arc sdvice, siro 'ns sEsiysis of urine- s Prize the QuaDt tity, 6. seaf ,c any address upon re ceips of price, or C. O. D--secure rom ofsser satioa, and in private ER;pe. R desired, by r. E. MISTIE. a. n. So- n kesrny street -an Francisco. Cslifo-DIA-
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney HsmeGy, SEPHRETl UN, cures ali kincs o' kidEey and bladder e0mp mplain1s, Gonorrhcea, Ieccorrhoea, Gles 1r sale by all drGssists sl bottle, slN oo e, s.
 Dr nintis's DASDELI0S PILLS are the pf and cheapest dyspcpsis and bilious cuN tse q a-keI Fnr sale ny All druggists
 FSample bottle free, sent oH spnlicsto O : iet;rr stating symptoms sex and age. Cen .up ieSfions strictly confidential
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-29
$50 REWARD

By resolution. unanimously ado.tsd by ID tSsi meeting of iis Executive Comm fife THE YpNAPAi JOCK GROWERS ArsO. LAYTON hereby offers \ standing rs ward of nae Hundred and Fifty Do lars Tor the de,ec- ton tea-iDg C. The srres, an convycf;oi.'of any person or persons guilty of sfei iIng cattle or hOr>~s p~Ionsfng fo any men Der oftns Assorisi ion: or for information leading 10 the arrest and conviction of any person or CT. sons suiiy of marking. braDulug or m, l.. cIousiy kuliug live stock belong Ipg to sAy mem Der of the Association.
 S-E HAZELfINE. Secretary,
The Clifton clarion., 1886-06-02
Occidental Hotel

The only first class hotel in Tombstone. Situated on the cor ner of Fourth and Allen streets Handsomely furnished throughout and has all modern improvements. Travellers are recommended to stop at this house. Private rooms for commercial travellers; rates reasonable. The bar of this house is furnished with improved billiard tables and card rooms, and is stocked with the finest brands of wines, liquors and cigars.
 JOSEPH PAsCHoLY, Proprietor.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-06-02

The case of the territory vs. J. H. Vaughn for the robbery of Dr. Pring's safe on Saturday night last, was concluded this morning. This case has excited more than usual interest in the community from the fact of the close relation ship existing between the parties, and the almost unlimited conf- dence reposed by the complaining witness in the integrity of the ac- cused.
 The mysterious combination of circumstances however in connec- tion with the affair led the justice to take the case under advisement until this morning. Various and responsible witnesses, among them some of our most solid business men, were called to testify in be- half of the honesty of the prisoner, but apparently without avail, as the preponderance of evidence was againt him.
 The plea of mon compos mentis" which was to have been introduc- ed, was abandonded, owing proba- bl-. tO the subSeouent actions of Vaughn himself. The defense was ably conducted by Judge Thurmond, of Solomonville, whose horculanean efforts to save his client wcre unavailable. Justice Casey after carefully weighing the evidence. held the prisoner in the sum of $500 to appear before the District court. Efforts are beng made t> secure bond, but with what degree of success, we have been unable to learn.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-06-02
yaorenci Matters.

Mining and business affairs in this district are in a fourishing condition.
 The old Yankie mine which cav ed in about a year ago has been opened up by means of tunnel $50 feet in length and is now pro duciug as much ore as any claim on MT. Church's property. In driving the tunnel into the old workings two well defined velns of high grade carbonate ore were struck, so that the cave instead of being a disaster as first supposed proves to hav9 been benefit. The mine has been secured with tho best California timber and the prospect of another cave has been rendered almost a matter of i'm possibility. For the past three years this mine has been under the supervision of Mir. Gordon Me Lean and the manner in which he has handled the property reflects great credit on his skill as a min ing man.
 The remainder of the claims of the Detroit Company are all look ing well and the prospect for a fair output of copper for some years to come looks very encour- aging. The success in working the concentrators contributes not lit tie to the permanency of this camp as large bodies of low grade ore which before could not be worked to advantage can now be handled with profit. The concentrators were erected under the supervision of Capt. H. Kemper, who I under stand, is engaged to erect similar works for the Arizona Copper Company.
 Another encouraging feature of this camp is the developing of nu merous claims of small prospectors who have no trouble in disposing of the output.
 Mir. Louis Jantzen is at present taking out a very fine quality of carbonate ore which he intends having treated at the reduction works of the Detroit Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chapman enter tained a few of their many friends on Saturday evening.
 Our worthy and efficient deputy sheriff, Tom. Tate, Is feeling some what exhilerated over news lately received from the east, that Baby has tooth."
 Mir. John Farrell engineer at the Detroit Company's works has re- signed and purchased an interest in the business lately conducted by Frank Barnum. Mir. Farrell is energetic and enterprising and 1 trust will have the success such qualities deserve.
 Messrs. Cromwell and Cast still continue to entertain the music loving denizens of this burg with duets on organ and violin every evening. GERONIMO.
 May 31st, 1886.