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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-06-25

Our friends on the Eastern Shore seem
to have comfortable difficulty in getting
a Bishop to fill the vacancy of that office
in the diocese of Easton caused by death
of Bishop Lay, D. D. Tn ee conventions
have been held and three clergymen elect
ed to the vacant Bishopric, but each one
declined the office, the latest being Rev!
kinloch Nelson, of Alexandria, Va, who
sent his declination last week. Many au-
thorities on church matters and almost
the entire press of the State agree in the
fact that the diocesan convention made a
mistake in going outside of the State, and
indeed outside IF its own diocese, which
contains many able and intellectual d.
vines who would reflect credit and do
honor to the exalted Office, for successor
to Bishop Lay after the first declination.
A new convention is shortly to be called
when an effort will again be made to fill
the vacant Bishopric. We hope the con-
vention at its next meeting will see the
wisdom of following the suggestions of
the press and others Of selecting one Of its
own members, or at least a clergyman
within the State, to the vacancy. The
Rev. JAS A. Mitchell, the secretary of the
convention, and a minister noted for his
piety and painstsking religious zeal,
would fill the exalted office with credit
and satisfaction He is brillian. and able,
we'll vsrsed in canon law and possesses
every requisite for becoming the peer of
any divine in the House of Bishops in
this country. He would be a worthy sue
cessor of worthy christian, and the con-
vention could not do better than to let the
mantle of Bishop Lay fall on his shoulders
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-06-25
DortG oboffoGim
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning. %, 1886

The physicians of ex-senator David
Davis held consultation on Monday and
pronounced him hepelessly i'll.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
OUR MINES.
MINING iTEMs a.rHERED DURING
TIE PAST WEEK.

James Bssrd has besn sorting over IA Z
damp Of Tbs Arnold nina, Cedar Walls,
district. and made shipmsnt Last week "a
tbs kingman Hsmpling Works which vsni
about ei2s per ton.
The KiuRman Samplipg works paid oat
ts ous miners for orc sampled and purohss-
ID during ths month Of April tho nice littis
sam Of 81. .tss 80.
Tiborcia Psdilla 10 about to start up work
on his rieh eoid minss In the Cedar Valley
dist riot.
Mrs. Gross sold Ave sa1ks Of ore from ths
Ban Antoine mins iAst weak % the KinSman
Works which sampisd ~ ounces In guild
and $40 ounces in silver.
We hear that Col. Moses and las. Unoo-
phsr have struck !, rich ON the Monarch
mine At Stockton Hill.
The three Muliigan boys and n. y. Car.
psntsr have started up work for the sam-
upsr on the New London mius. This has
always bssn ons of oor heaviest lad pro-
duesr1, and ws are pleased 10 note The tao,
thxt work has bssa resumed on IL.
II y reported that Mr.. Msoersgor win
b here In fsw DAYS for the parposs Of
starting up work On the Lone Star mine.
east Of town.
work win bs rssamsd on the ksystoue
mine ~ Mineral Park very shortly. Mr..
y. W. Spsrr, the former nsnaesr Of this
valuable propsrty. will BE- hsrs 10 lees than
two weeks ~ again take charge Of the mill
and mines.
Shipmsuts Of ore from The Kinaman
6arspling Works viii average two carlo aA-
sdsy daring the prsssut month, II tho ns-
osssaYy cars can b obtained.
A carload Of ore from Fsnnsr arrived at
the Samplirg Works sn saturday. Quite a
good dsaI Of ore Is being received At shs@~
works from Calico. Dsegstt, Waterman
and other rnining camps alnnR ths line of
tbs Ati,ntic 4 Pssife In San Bsnusrdino
county, Cal.
MsI.ean 3 Co. had about six tons Of ore
from the Cupsl mins worked last week. for
which they rsosived over 1900.
Mr.. D. W. Grant has kindly favored us
with the returns from two small lots of ore
shippsd by him 70 the KinRmsn Ssmpling
Works last week. ss follows LIT No. 1. N
tons, sampled 344 ounces b, thu ton in sii.
YER With 20 Pc, cent led. Lot No. ., 200
pounds. sampled 2lf ounces in silver viii
10 per cent load. This orc reprss. nts the
work Of two men for three weeks, and war
taken fr m the Indspendenes mine At Chlor.
ids. which IL being worked By Mr.. Grant
under lease from the owner, G. 4. sher-
man.
Robert D'Yhr and Tom Stesn are At work
on the Potsdam. good claim bslonging 10
the fosmsr. about half q mile from town.
and are taking oas scms good ors.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Summons.

In the District Cyurt of the Third Judi.
c,ai Dstrict of tbs TERRITORY Of Arizona, IN
and for the CoEnty If MDhave.
Julius II. Faries, plaintiff. W. Ellen A.
FRr!es. defendant. Summons.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Third judicial District # tho Territory
If Arizona in and fo: the County Of No
have.
The Territnrv of Arizona sends greeting
TO Ellen A. Y ,ries. defendant.
You are hereby summoned and reqni,sd
tn appear in an action brought against you
bv the sbsva n ,nsd pl ,intiif Ia the Dir
trict Conrt Of the Tnird Jndici,l District,
l.. and for the g unity Of Mnhavs, in the
Territory of Ariz,n - aud answer the CON
pltint filed with the Clerk If this Cp1rt, at
Mineral Park, In said c,,unty (s copy of
which cpmplaint aconnp ,nies this sum
mons) within twenty i ,ys. (sxciusive Of the
day of ssrvioe) after the sarvica up,n you
IT this Summons, 10 sarved In this county:
bot IL served ont of the county and within
this di ,trict. then within thirty days: in
all other cases. forty d'ys.
And you are hereby not ified that il you
fail +" nppe " and answer the conW sint a.
above required, the piaintif will ttke de-
fruit against vou and ap,iv TO tho Court
for the relief dansndsd in the ormDl tint
herein. and cpsts and disbursements in this
behalf expended.
q ven urde- nv hand and the
tsEAL] at tb" Dig riot Curt at
Mineral Park this 2tth day Of
March 1886.
II. BgoKBBAUN.
JAMES J. HYDE.
Atturusy for Plainti6.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Istss, r..w sse~ss". agiii.
srosxTor HmI. M,y =. lses.
Elilor Mfxgs

STOCKTON hfLL. MAY =. l6c6
| Eiisor MNss.
| Il des see'p thai chan 70 10 I 10
tiinss w,nld :, "a 90 is. For six mmIas
| p.sf msrohants have ebmpisi,Isl VI hard
tiuies and nio,isy has bssn sssscs. TITS
Gauss Of all this in niy opinion hss bssn .
general deposition 10 oscrreich. Bat II
mistsks not tho knots aud kinks will soon
bsa,n TO sundsr. During the winter naorIths
there was much rain, and bad and almost
imI'assabls roads was the result, aud bat
little orr was hauled. The rsins and bad
rosds euntinusd until nssr tine 18th Of April
However. daring that month as tons Of
| ore was shipped from oar mines by rail
from Kingman 10 the different smsltsis.
besides the ore that va, worked At the Ger.
bat, Signal and Mineral Park mills.
by the first Of May ws fad large qnanti.
tiss OF ore pied ny II the Stnolina Works
awaiting shipment, and stiil larger quaint.
tie, are reported on the damp. os many Of
the minss Throughout the ooanty. Thus
far this month between thirty and forty
! toes per day has tesn loaded on cars and
started for the smeitsrs. isnd We are sssarcd
that not isss than forty tons per day must
be shipped ta clear the danps Of the high
grsds ore that 10 ON hand and will b taken
out during the month.
Most Of this orc g'sss over Si0o psr ton,
and over half Of il 10 rspcrted TO 20 over
x2o0 ton including the lead Stockton
Hill alone furnishes % ,ons q week. Oas
mine, the Prince 6s,sgs south. ships over
" tons week, and am told on good su-
thoritv that this mine will soon double its
ore shipmspts. Other mines are reported
10 be increasing their shipments Of orc, %
that We may safely reckon on 3 rstoru from
ofsa shipped from kinaman in tho month
Il NAY If about tl00.oJ0. This amount Of
money divided among miue ownsss. miners,
merchants and seamsssrs ought TO make
lively times.
Besides the ore taat 10 shippsd. there are
immense piles on many Of our dumps, and
these arc being daily suiarasd Of ore Of =
lower grade. say abou: &s0 psr ton. This In
time will bs valuable. In fact in Insl.y camps
IL would b. o nsidsrsd avery good grade of
ore. When the snsitsrs are started NJ tho
Needles, ~ thsv soon will be. all Ut his ors
that Roes over SO psr ton will BE- worked.
Itsids from the shipping as lead ores from
Mohsvs Q 'untv there are very pr 'Ht ,b's
and sucssssful milling snterprises n,w run
ming at s, ,gn,l and Cerbat, besides tho Min.
ersi Park g 'nosntrAtpr aud ths several
Isschinp enterprises now being probably
s,rri~d on. ut th~p. n.ithsr Ariz,na nor
Mohsvs county will gst the oisiit of al this.
&, oa-s aud bullion being nscA sirily
ship sd =, G ,,,rad 20 Clfifornit those two
statsa gst tao credit for nasst Of what ~s
produce.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Only Half Alive.

. There are hosts of men and women who.
TO ooin phrase, are only half @live. That
,s to ssy, they b I've seldom IL ever any ap,
,stits are nervous, weak, fdgetty and
troubled by numberlsss small pains and
,chss. In tho pre.ence Of vigorous. exuber.
,nt vitality they seem mere piaIpies. Such
psrsons are usually fond Of frequently dos
ing themselves. swallowing in tho courss of
the year enough drogs TO stock any aposhe-
sry's shop Of average dimensions. This,
Il course. dsfe.ts instead OF furthsring the
snd In view. viz: the recovery OF health and
vigor. We're they 10 ssek it from an unfsil-
ing source Of vitality. H ,ststtsr's St,mash
Bitters, how different would be their case.
Then vieor would return t. thsir dsbilit IT.
ed frames. the glow Of health ~ their wal
chseks. their trembling uncertain gsis
would grow 6rm and elastic, appetite, that
grandest Of all sauoes, would give reliai
for the daily fsod, were II ever % ovar,s
and rsfreshing sleep would orow the task.
ef The day.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
$4,000 Reward.

Lost, sfrayed or sto.sn. QUO black horse
male ab1nt tsn years old, branded - I'm the
left shoulder, very gentle and = good work
animal. Also one gray Amsriotn horse VI
good sizs. shout ten years old. brandsd ON
left hip with brand something iiks the
figures. When last heard II we're nenr
L~s Bain. will pay T xeaty-6vs ds,IIars
reward ON delivery Of the animals nt Peach
Springs. or for any inform ,tion which vIll
lead to their recovery
MEs. @. NJ. RnEI.
February 23rd 1885,. II.
will pay Twenty FIVE dollars for sny in
formation which will le,d 10 the recovery of
the above described animals.
J. II. FAstKx.
April 9th 1896.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Kisgssss Itesss.

Ths thermomstsr stood at D0e in the
shade at noon last Friday. while 100 formed
10 the th,skusss Of an eighth Of an inch the
might before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde. and Misa Edna, 70.
turned from California on thursday nights
train.
r. II. Tompkins came from Cedar on
Thursday with load Of ore, and left on
Saturday with load Of provisions and
mining SUPPLIES.
L. ]. Lasssil ID kept very busy at his as.
say furnace, especially when be- wants ~
take trip ur the road.
Our nsrshants report considerable in
crease in business daring ths mouth Just
ended.
w. II. TaRssrt already has nioe grass
plot arocnd his residence. and his example
will soon be followed by others.
Ths laying Of PIPE by the Water Company
has bson delayed BY the non-arrival Of pipe,
which 10 detained somewhere On the rail
road.
Geo. living has opened nsat restaurant
In the old drugstore building, and appears
70 b doing good businssa
The price II water furnished bv the King.
man Wst,r Compsny, It 10 understood. will
- $500 psr month 10 families, with an ad
dit,on u $2. 80 where q sarden hose 10 used.
Tss force Of the water l. suob thata stream
can BE- thrown over any house in town with
an ordinary garden hose.
The Sampling Works ars no~ kept run.
ming to their fullest capacity, bat the ship.
ping Of ore 10 delayed for want Of the ne.
oessary cars. The ofioss connected with
these works bxvs just bssn entirely rsrnod
slsd in elegant shaps and are nov marvel,
of neatnsss and oonvsnisnos. Mr.. Denpis
the owner Of ths0s works, seems 10 have tbs
entire oonAdeuce Of oar nines, and this Il
apparent from ths large and rapidly In
ersasing business he ID doing.
Mrs. Yer Mshf has bssn confined 10 he,
room for the past week, bat is now rapidly
oouvslssoing.
J.R- Halssy Is putting an addition on
his houss next door " the drugstore.
Friday was an ice day, that is, ono needed
plenty of It 70 keep oo.d.
Fresh tsnatoss arc in ths market.
Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific pass
throaxh h,rs At all hoass, sni ssasr lily all
tho way from one 70 sixteen hours late
Tnis 70 I'd IL evidendy trying TO do moro
basinsss than its present fnoilitiss will al.
low Of.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
70 YOUNG LADIES.

II your life is made burden owing "a
Blackhesds, Pimplss and other eruption
on the face, marring your beauty and caus.
ing 30 much chagrin, IL IL no longer necea.
sarv to eridurs il. DR.. Flsee's Family
Ointment will Certainly remove al such
bismishes. and leave your Skin Soft Smooth
and beautiful. Sold by sll druggists, and
mailed ON receipt OF price, pc.
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO.,
AsR30--is. CLEyrLASp. ONO
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

nMI Ufor working peopie. Send 10 cts
m nittSposts End We will mail YOU
AAGAA YBEy royal. valuable samr ie box
Of goods that will pui Won ia the way Of
msking mois money in few days thsn
Won ever thouRbt possii ie NJ any business.
Capital not required. You can live at home
and work IN spare time only, or all the tims
All VI both sexes. 81 all ages. erandiy sue
ces~ful: so cents TO $b earned every evening.
iht all who want TO wU'k may test tie
bnslness. we msks this unparalleled offer:
To all who are not well sstisfed we will
send 81 to pay fort etroubie Of writing rs.
Full particulars. directinns. etc. cent free.
immenss pay absolutely sure for hil who
start =, onre. Don't delay. Address SiIs-
s0S Co.. Portland. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
(
|1gl|53lllil9I

Beyond qn,-stion the cheapest and most
effective machine of the kind nov in use,
adapted TO nll grade. and classes II ore.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for th- ptst tv' years under great variety
VI conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, far IN advance VI anything ever be.
fore relIized.
A resent competitive test made with the
Frue ut the Carlisle mine in New Mexico
showed an advantage of 30 per isn't In favor
Of the Duncan. The amount ssved over the
Prue being sufficient to pay the entire cost
Of the machines nearly every mouth in the
year.
rhs following is an enumeration Of ITS
MANY advantages over all other machines:
fYBsI-its cost ID not more than half that
Of any other Of equal capacity, and the
weight Is nearly 1000 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost of transportation
SEcoSD-The expense of setting 1p IN
running order IN not more than one third
that Of the Frue. or anv other l,elt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
TBrsD- The expenditure for repair is not
more than one-fifth that of any belt ma
chine, and they will last fully three times
"a long. working under the same condit. .ons.
FoUkra-N0t more than ous.haif the
sp tce is required-a p'int of great impor.
tancs where con. ID arabic nun Der a % ussd.
FIrTH-No special skIll and very little
care IN necessary 10 operste it.
SrxTH-No more water IL required thsn ia
furnished by the batteries.
SsysxTH---lt saves all the mHlgaa. gold
or silver that escapes the batteries, pans or
settlers--sn invaluable feature and claim.
ed bv no other, making the m,chjDe worth
more th.u 1t costs for this pnrpose alone.
EI0HTn-.h much coarser grade Of ore oan
be h ndied successfully than by any other
machine--a preat advantage in many IN.
stances where fine crushing il hot necessary
to eliminate the mineral.
NNIB-It has no small and delics,te mo.
chanisp. requiring nice adjust n,ent end the
| closest atteHtion--an Insnperable objsction
10 all belt ard other forms of rnaahines. ma.
king them unfit for the ruugk service Of u
quartz mill.
TENTH Great simplicity of construction
! and small number OF wearing parts. The
whole machine is comprised in seventeen
isce-. onl5 three Of which an, subject to
any special wear. and these can be replaced
" a onIninll cost. The FTus has Il3 pieces
and some similar machines many more ms
king n complication Of parts that involves
constant repair andRrest expense in this
way, as well rs In loss of time.
We are awSrethat the most hweepipg and
prstentious claims are made for nearly
every cf'ncentrator in the market, but IL is
well knnwn I ,ot that the results Of their
ope ration have not IN any instance made
good these claims. Tn Hdyant ages here SET
forth for the Duncan. rs well as the state
nnen's mzds, we are prepared 10 substanti.
ate bv aotusi working results.
Price. $3.50 Weight. .abont 17J0Ib
Senl fpr str,Iit.tp pltii, f-,a Work
RANKIN, HkAYTON AGO,
San Francisco, Cal.
t2--2n
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Del1 - glsses sStke Misessl lsasis
Psblie S~hSsl.

!. Ths EAt~ing is the X II Of Honor of the
Miu>.,nl P,fk school. Mrs. J. T. Watkins,
ta-shss. for tbs ninth ending Msy 7tb
Is84, eiz:
Ellsu Pr,@k o.. Mamie Ros s5, Ruby Roe
Is, Jos Pdsk IS. Charlie Roe ~, Annie Roe
-, Alfred Conksy S2, Katie sherman %,
Lixzis 6hesmsn ca ~.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Dr. F.sziep's Rect Bitters.

Frazisr's Root Bitters act strongly upon
and regular. mike the weak strong. heal the
lungs, build mp the nerves. and oIeanse the
blood and system Of every impurity. Sold
by druggists. Price SI.00, or stx bGttles
sent by express prepsid for $500.
FRAZIER MEDIC NE CO..
CLEvELASp. Ono
Aue30--1y.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
NEW ADvEsTIsE Esr ,sNTs
Notice 10 Creaissr..

In the Probsts Conrt OF the County ol
Mohave, Territory of Ar,zJna.
In tbs matter Of tbs estate Of Ornsbe<
Groom, decreased.
Netiee ~ hereby given by the under
signed, adminisi rator of the estate Of
Ornsbse Grpom, dscstsed. to the creditors.
and sil persons having claims against the
said dsceassd, ~ EXHIBIT them, with the
neoesssry vouc;ers, within four month"; af
tor tbs first public Ion IT this potics. so ths
raid administrator At ths law ofdos Ut
James j. II yde. In Mineral Park. Ia tIs
County Vt Mehxye, Territory Of Anzons
the ssne being his place Of bus,.
ness aud the plses for ths transaction o,
the busiposs Of said estate.
Daisd at Mineral Park this 9sh dag Of
April 1886.
RICHARD u. GRooN,
Administrator Of sAid Eatats.
JAAss J. HIpK.
Attornsv for administrator.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

WInmors money than At anything elss
by taking an neency for the bost
" 4AS Iliug b ok ont. Beginners suc.
e-ed giandly. None fail. Terms free. HAi'
LET Book Co.. Portland. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

01HmSspd 10 cents postage. and ws
q IIIHTwili msii you free royal, val.
~ OA@ ! nabls, sample box OF GOOD,
that will put yod 10 the way Of ms king more
money at oi oe. than anything else in Am.
erics. B.tb sexes Of all ages ern live at
home and work in spars tine, r sli tbs
time. Capital not required. We will start
you. Jnmense paw sure for those whnstart
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
Estray Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that Thos.
W. Logan has tins day made the necessary
affidavit aud proofs in regard TO tine follow.
ing described animals, taken mp by him A.
estrays:
One bay horse with white streak In tbs
face. between IL and "a years old, branded
with b and v.nt.d with b; also branded
with U on the left thigh.
One dark brown two-year old colt, With
diIa brand on left shoulder and thigh.
One cream colored mare With white facs,
six years old. branded with N on tile left
shoulder.
The animal 3 are now at Legan's Quail
Spring ranch, and all pefsois owning or
claiming them ara notified 20 come forward,
prove property ard pay charges, or tbs
said saimals will bscoms the property Of
the taksr.up under ths Estray Law of this
Territory. ~
Dated a, Mineral Park this Goth day Of
March. 1886.
J. W. STEpnExsos.
yu-t co Of tho Peace.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09

The MHER for the ensuing year viii be
much improved in many respscts, and will.
o. usual, contain all tue b,sss aLo most
reliable mining news If the ooupty. Now
IA the tima to Anhscrihe.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
AffHHn

Feud's Extract. There is no swelling
II will not sb't no p sin it wili not oure.
Tais Ia tho testimony of those who hav.
Used II many years. Try IL!
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
4 s..s sr ssv.ais.ae.

4 s~sg ef 6svstisaae.
IN olden times. Bstfeedw's pool
Was a. uasd for LeslinG afi di-casss;
eplpnee ieath'its waters cool,
ch ey9 IA .nd slckness oeasss.
la madern days ne find care,
Of worth rs rare, ~ much dvservinej
A remedy safe. quick and sure.
DR.. kiohmonds sAMARfTsx NfEsnR.
For Epilepsy, spasms, Fevers Colics Crsmp.
Coughs. Colds or sny Kind VI Phthysic;
Its % " it, ~ ies dor ttampe
IL far above all other phy sics.
II goes At once right 70 the spot
Where turks the dsnesr. never sweryina
In all tho world perhaps there's m.
A cure liks DIR. kIehmond's EEEvnr.
A. in the blood disea..ss lie;
Each artery. sacb vein, each cnrve In;
ThsTes nothing M sss -. huuor ny,
Lake the hlMAR,TlH xkBvr.r.
For old or young, for rich or poor,
Whatever cls,s Of life YOU servo In.
10 health wide open IN the d. or.
From the SsyMALITAx NtkeirE.
Then, d" yop vsIns strength ard hepifh.
And think tLess blessings worth piesefv.
ing.
BETTER thpr all Goicond = wealth.
Is DIR. KicLmond's SAMARITAN STHvrxE.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
PHI ES! PILES! PILES!

A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST.
NO OWE MEAD SUFFER-.
A sure cure fer Blind. Bleeding. Itching
end liberated Plies has been Uncovered By
DR.. Williams IN indian Remedy called
DR.. Williams indian Pile Ointment. A sim
els box has cured the worst chronic cases IT
rs or 30 years standing. No ono need su6er
1vs minutes sitter spply ing this wonderful
ho0tbing medicine, Lotions. instruments,
and sIectunries do more harm than good.
Williams Indi..n Pile Ointment absofbs the
tumors. allsys the intense itching tparticu-
larry al night after getting warm In bod,
acts as a pooliics, gives instsnt relief. and
ia prepared only for Piles, itoning Of the
private parts, and for nothing else.
Ks.d what tho Hon. ,, M. Cofiinb~rry of
Cleveland s,ys sb,ut DR.. williams Indian
Pile Oint ment: Il have used scores of Pile
Curo-, and it affords me pleasure TO say
that have never found anything which
gave such immediate and permanent relief
AZ DR.. Williams Indian Ointment" For
saie by all druggists and mailed on receipt
of price. 81.
Aug3o-ly CLEvELAsD, U.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
NOsise Of Fsvfriinre.

To JoHN knLLEY and JoHx r. DAVIS: "
You are hereby not fled that 1 have
expended $40 IN labor sId improvements
on the Bellevue or Beiievisw min ng claim,
an extension II tho CresocIt mine, IN the
Peacock mining district, in the county oi
Mohsve, Territory Of Arizona, and duly re-
corded IN the mining records Of etid ooun-
ty In Book H. pages 81 and 81. in order to
hold said premises pnder the provisions OF
section Z324, Revised Statutes of the Unit.
Cd States, being the smount required "a
hold the same for the year ending Deosm,
bsr 81. 1885.
And you are further notified that the pro.
portion Of such expenditure due from you
J. $75, Of winch amount go is due from
John Kelley ard f2s from John r. Davis
lsvful money Os the United States: and II
within ninety days sfisr the p blicsiiou
Of this notice you fail or refuse to contrib
ute yonr proportion Of such expenditure ~
co-0wner your inierssi In said claim will be
come the property Of The undersigned un.
der said Section Z324.
JAMES RossonoroB.
Hsckberry, March lat 1886.
Nar7gjd.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-09
m0n0 f100in presents given away.
EIlIlI.llllllseId Us 8 cent. postage,

R0oo1OOOand bv msil you will set
free = pecksRe Of goods If large value that
will start ysu in work that will ut once
bring you in money faster thAn sDythipg
else IN America. All shout the 100000 in
presents with each box. Agents wanted
ever, where. II either sex. of all ages. for all
the time. ar sp-re time only. To work for "a
at their osn homea. Fortunes for all work.
ers absolutely assured. Don't delay. IA.
HALLETT a Co.. Portland, Maine.