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Consumptioal Cured.

An Old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed IN his hands by an East
L India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy foS The speedy and perlnar
nentCure 0f consumption br0nchitisi catarrt,
asfhma and all thrcat and lung affectiona,
als0 q positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and al nervous complaints, after
+ 81 tk6flsands OF cases, has felt II his duty %
make 4 known t0his suffering fellows Twill
send free Of charge. to who desire II sthisre
cine. IL German, French or English, with full
airecti0ns for preparing and using, Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. M. Al. Morris. 14s Power,s Block,
n. y. h oct 15-1yeow
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Facts! Facts ]

what great amount Of mesning |
these i've letters embrace, Facts made
che Father Of our Country the hero Of
truth. Facts hsvsbroughs many . one
10 the gaIlows. Facts was our corner
stone. We build our foundation on
fsc,s Our success has been due main
" to facts. Whatever Saur has ad-
yertised has always been facts. and ~
order 10 increase his trade, Il that y
possible, be will always stick 70 trutn'
which is plain facts. And il is mat
,ss- Of pleasure to purchasers % know Z
that they can buy goods from = first'
class house with the full knowledge
that what they buy are - represented.
Now, o. course, saur does mol. exactly
boast Of this fact as this is as y 'ses should q
be, but nevertheless it's none tne iess
srus> Saur win warrant you q sli
times that he will give you your
moneys worth in exchange for your
.lucre. = and he has always endeavofed
10 sell goods in such manner ss %
eivs not alone entire satisfaction, oui
q insure your future patronage. He
always carries - complete stock . Y
Is in his power 10 procure. He never
lses 10 gst the best drugs medicines
and hooks, and IN securing the lat'
est novelties she season sdotds And
/. nov that The Holidays prs bout upos n q
d be- has ! most attractive stock 2
Books and Stationery, Christmas sne
New Year Cards, Albums, Diaries
School Books, Juvenile Books, ana y
fact everything in the book and sta
tionery line, and many articles sultA
ble for presents during the hol'da.
season. A full line Of Teachers an
Family Bibles, atvery low rates Toile
and Fancy Aracles in great profusion
and 81 such remarkably lOw prices tna
you will be astonished beyono meas
ure upon learning them. Saur's pru
snd patent Medicine DeparImen' ~
tains every known thing IN slae med'e'
world, and whatever allnsnt yoo W.
have, ! remedy can always oe louna
his store. Drugs and Medicines : .
pure and fresh, and nothing so1o ON
q represented. Saur has for yea
been the KING of Paints ana olls-
this department you can tind tne De
brands of White Lead and Mixed %
ralored P.inss among which is b
~ WI =, 4. Z, IA white Lead. o,
celeolaseu Aa 4 . A .ssss., h...,s i,
ct ~ KINDS ano 800 \ ~ ss.
surpassed BY none. Brushes q eye
kno~n description. The Wall Pap
n s,.. a, u ~. u ~ !; ! sssIsction
.s go. &, .,vls. Il. q, .n,3 I I, N, Il w,
papers = w '.s \, !,
low prices, IN fact 70 ioW snss =
poorest need not 90 without havir
tba;r u alls neatly snd comfortab
=.
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

Ths Democracy Of Liberty township are request
cd to meet It the Township House, on
Saturday, March 27th, 1885,
At O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF nominst ting
Ithres Truste one Clerk, one Treasurer. one A.
SCISSOR for East Precinct, one Assessor for West
Precinct one Constable for East Precinct, ond one
Constabl for west Precinct, one Justice Of the
Peacs.
BY yorderc Of COMMITTEES
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE b hereby given, that A. N. willard. e
~ Trustee Of nds from the estate Of Telitha
Hughes, deceased, has died hrst account Of hie
trust which will be for hearing and ssttlsms nj on
: - -. - D. MEREIsoN, Probate sndrs. !,
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/ R1cHFIELD TOWNSHIP.

The Democrats Of Richie IA township sTsrsquest-
ID to mest in caucus ii er usual place Of holding
elections, ons
Saturday, april 3D., 1856,
AT the hour Of O'Clock p m.. for the purpose Of
placing in nomination township ticket
| BY order Of CoMMfkfhlE1.
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DECISION Of the Dsnoerstio Priusry nseiion 70 be
hid On ne ssh d.y Of April, 1885,
NAEY DxxocRArs.
To rm Dxroczkcr % HMM oousTr;
TIE anderzirned znnouncss himself q esndi-
date for nomination 10 the once of shsri1 Of Henry
county, subject to the decizon of the county
Democracy st the ensuing primary siscton 70 be
'''4 -pA ' Al. skrazEs-
NxroLzoz. Ohio, Feb. islh, Isss-
Nm. EpzroEs-Plsaes snnounec ny nans - .
oan did<ls fu the once Of shrid, subject 10 Ne
decsion Or ths prmsry election 70 y hoiden on the
5th day Of April, iaFs and obIigs.
h8t HILBERT r. BARFEs-
Ed. Norruwrsr;-Pieasca announos through your
paper shat my name viii be presented q aesndi-
date fsr sheriff q shs Primary Eloefion 70 b hs1d
April 5th, 1855 sub3sct 70 shs deeis0n of ssid
n'n' o. v. wR1eHr
COMMISSIONER.
Ed. NoarHwrsr:-P Plssss sEnouncs thsfmy nams
viii be presented as candidate Tor NE ONCE Of
County commisrioner, and subject 20 the decision
Of the Democrats Primary EIection 10 be held on
the 5sh day Of April, 1888. A.M.GipLhf.
Damascus Up, Fen. 10 tssS
ED. Please sunounes tnstuy nams
will be presented o. candid dafe for ne oAco q
County comnirsioner, and subject to the decision
az the pernocr.tio Primary Election to1.e bald on
the sth d.y Of April isss. wx = DIS.
Marion Tp.s Feb. %. 1ses.
In. Noxrnwxsr Please announce my name az
candidate Tor County Commiasionsr, subject to th'
decision Of the Democratic Primaries. am thank
=, sor IN, tud support given me 4 year ago, hop<
that still retain the confidence q my fnends AMI
that win have enough more to give ne the somin
alton. WILLIAM n. ziEhorf.
Marion Tp, March 3 1885.
RECORDER.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that L. l. orwie, as
~ guardian Of Ella A. Dasis. has 6ied . a xth
account Of HIS guardanship which will be for hear
D.MEExIBoN,
Probate Judge.
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X Fotthc next 30 days we will offsr q
large part of onr Boot and Shoe stock "
yrasr COST. 4 rare chance to secure great
bargains. ..e...... !,
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Probate Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that Philip ballard,
~ - Guardian Of the Ban Heirs, has flsd q
dual account Of hfr gunrdianship which will be for
hearing and settlement March 3, 1876:
d. MEEK1SoN,
Probate Judge.
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Probate Nc5Ice

NOTICE is hereby given. that william Thrspp. as
~ executor Of John Thrnpp. deceased, has hled
fouth partial account Of his administration, which
win be for hearing and settlement March g. les6
ID MEEK1e0H,
Probate Judge.
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Piles, PiIesl! PiIes!!s

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
piles. One box has cured the worst cases ct
% years standing. No one need suffer I'VE
minutes after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. IL absofbs tumors, allays itchingf
only for piles, itching Of the private parta,
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
On receipt or price. soc and 81 boxes.
WIrLrAMs MIRO Co., Props, Cleveland, @.
Sold BY !. Lxrsr, Druggist. iyS-ly
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ED-Announcemsnt fee $500, which Includes tne
necessary tioksis for ne different votins presincss
on elscsi0n day. @ N
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HARRIsoN TOWNSHIP.

the Democracy Of Harrison township win meet
in caucus. on
SGtsrdGy, april Cd, 1885,
At o'clockp. m, shsrp. at the usual place oi
holding elections, for the purpose Of plsctng IN
nomination township ticket. A Justice ofths
Peacs will slso be nominated.
By ordssof COMMITTEES.
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PHEASANT TowNsH1P.

The Democracy Of Pleasant township will mests
New Bavaria,
Saturday, March syth, 1885,
at O'Clock B. M, for tho purpose Of placing N nom
ination township ticket
BY order0f cOMMfffEE.
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Monday, April 9Th, 1886,

IHIIUXIUm
1us.dsx Of October. isss, to-wis:
o.. ebar;ff
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One hecofuer'
One Commissioner.
SJhe oulseyot.
B One In6rmary Director.
~. ,,,,ss s.v. h.s. .aooted bvthe Can
-, for copucs,pe sssd PRIMARY Rlection,
i, -st-
(, -, ,o... her.2,s,,. ~, "A tns t,ma of tbe
- !, .,sc,,on Mo b., he idsp,,6ed with the
r.rtv sh.ll have r,eht 10 vots 4 said
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81 4. nolIs and befars the oueuiua Of the same
49,. - q, & eh,.su fr,,rs .mo,g tbe Democratic
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MONROE TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of Monr oe township arerequeft
ed to nsss at their usual pa % Of holding slsction'
on
Saturday, March nth, 1856,
Atf s'cloek p m, for the purpose Of placing ID
nomination township ticket.
| BY order Of COMMITTEE
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'sduinis<r1tor Of the erfafr q q W. MufzrI1k, =
hEs 1Isd nnsi account Of hk sdminirtrafioa- vk<h
will bsfor hearing and sstficment N.reh y. lees-
ID. HEExI80E.
Probsts judge
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PRoaATE NoIlcE.

NOTICE q hereby given, that B Il. Teutou,
~ - adrinistrstor Of John =. nrynolds, de-
ceased, hiss hlcd flna accDuut Of his admlnis<r1
Inn yhieh will be for hearing and sottisment Meh-
D.. MEEKIsON.
Probate Judge.
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\ /, Buy SHOES with me q lob inner-sole
You viii b pleased Win thsrn.
Il Freasc Bros.
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Township DsnocIats Gaucusss,

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.'s'
FREEDoM TOWNSHIP.
Ths Democrats Of Frseaon tosnship ars requests
Cd to meet IN eaueu- q shsir usual psce Of holding
elections. en- Z
Sattrdov, March 20fh, 1855,
AT o'ciosk p. m, for the pn.pose of plE ing IN
nomination township ticket.
By order Of COMMITTEE.
RrDGE-LLE TOWNSHIP.
The Democracy Of Ridge VILE township are 70
quesfed 10 meet In caucus, 1t School House No. .
on
Niday, April cd, 1855,
At 7o'clockp p. M, for the purpose Of nominating
township ticket..
Byordsrof COMMITTEES.
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Vermont maple syrup 81 tthe Pin, 0uartor
Gallon, ii BaADLxx's 4 4
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e ~ !. % ssssss z sss ass5 9 s 49, A.
scccuuf Of his trust, which Will be for hear1nx
D. MERKisoE,
-f ~. Probate JndRss
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INAPoL LE1N CoRPoR ALTON
Democratic Caucus.

Democrats ef Napoleon Corporation;
You ars hereby requested 70 meet Il caucus ~ the
City HsiL on
Saturday, April sd, 1S66,
All the hour Of 4 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose ol
placing in nomination the following ticket 70 bs
supported at the April election:
Ons Mayor.
One Clerk. s
One Marshsl.
One Treasurer :
Three Coundlmen.
4 BY order Of Committee.
J.J.MALnEY, Chairman
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Supervisors.


Damocra IL Primary seton
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decision Of the Dsnoerssio Priusry nseiion % be
Ibid On TIE ssh dsy Of April. 1855
y MAEY DEMOCRATS.
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10 inx u<AocA&c1 o. nErA1 co1rns
The andsrrisned .nneuness himself . esndi'
date for nomination 10 the once of sheriff Of Henry
county, subject to the d<cision Of TIE county
Democracy q the ensuing primary slseuon 70 Be
hsld April 5th. fsss- f5
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
THOMAS CiRDIS.

Thomas Oordis, tho republican
Domin-s for Saper.ntel lsieus Of Pap
lie Instruction. is gentleman who
10 III eyery way capabis Of fiii,ng the
p1sitiob " which be a-pIres, and tn.
siat.meDts III csFlalD democratic pa
psrs thai h,, IL d carUe;-ba Sger 10 n
Siifa! iIs. as Mr, CordIs csue TO tbis
t-rritoTy many ysars ago, rs ever!
oJdy else dad. 10 better his fortunes
aud iocatsd iu Prescott. When Us
Grsut was elected President, Mr.
Cordin recsived rne appointment
from tue AdIsiniV,rasion ~ Coll-ctoi
Vi Internal R5vcuUes ios ,hIs terri
1ory. lie wa takeu from amrDg the
people oi As tern.Ory by President
Graut, aud to. from New Jersey ol
sonio OihGr forrlsu seaport, a. is tbs
case with tie apppintmsnts OF Presi
dsut CleveIaud.-DsIy Tombstone.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
= :. : - -
Attention! Voters.

We publish, ip another column, =
copy Of tho Act Of 1856 relating t.
the use Of corrupt influences at cleo
tions.
This Ect was passed by the 18th
Legislature, perhaps in 6t Of con-
trition for their manifold sins, To
eDab,e tho people in certain degree
10 prevent the election of another
BODY OF law makers as veual as tba,
which assembled at Prescott at the
last session.
Each voter will do well to read this
Law carefully. II places man offer
ing any bribe or making any promise
Of illegal reward ir the s~kward
position Of oeiDg subject to punish,
ment on the ihfot tmstion Of the per.
son to when snch brIhs IL offered on
promise made, or Who may know the
fact.
Toe right Of voting is franchise
OF the bis hest yalue, and it Is difficult
TO believe that auy one possessing II
could be influenced IN exercising il
by auy bat the highest and pures'
motives; or, that any IN .u WORTHY Of
the name would try, because Of any
power be might sapi ose himself to
nave over others, by reason Of their
Necessities or employmen's. or per
sonsi obligations, to substitute hi.
will for theirs aud control the free
independent exercise of their will
but It seems that the 18th lesislstur,
recognized the fact that such thing,
are among the possibilities, and wbc
snou.d know this better than the
uembers Of tnat body.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03

The northern diS;rics delegates
have selected Hon. W. II. Hardy, Of
NJ, have county, for JOINT Council
man. 8lr. Hardy's b. norable career
dnriog nis ]. ng residence in Arizona
entities lin 10 tbs expect and esteem
OF the paopls of bIs district. regard
less Of politics. He ia one OF the
early pioneers Of the territory and
has done good work in hewipg the
way for e.yiiiz4tion. Il is good
selection aud oo that does credit b.
tie judgment OF the delsgstes.--Tuc-
son citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
approved March 8. fss5.
or Iseevrst % i.n1i lei,

The new treatment for ladies' di
ssss-s discovered by DR. Mary 4.
Gregg. The distinguished English
Physician aba nurse, which hiss re-
soiaiionized The entire mode of treat
ing these complsint- 10 England y
now being introduced into the y. s..
under fair and rf,el iIsn
Sufficient u this remedy for cue
months trial treatment IL sent free
70 every lady who is Suffering from
any disesse common 10 the s-a wbc
sends her address and IL Oct stsmp.
for expense, charges. etc.
II is q positive cur- Tor any forsI
Of female disease and the frca trial
package 10 many times sntiici''nt tn
effect permanent cure. Fnll direc-
tions accompany the pacEsge (which
10 put up IN plain wrspper), slso
I.rice list for future rsfer.Dc,,. No
trial packages will be sent after Oct
Lat, 1886. Address. GsRes RsNxDr
OoxpasY. PALMYRA. N Y. 8-ly
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03

money. and the forces Of bis body
II nd brain, 10 op~ning roads. driving
tunnels and sinking shafts. ~ bring
~ tight and make accessible the
mineral wealth of this region. Old
Hardy has been no kid-giove minsr.
but. whils bis money has been ex-
pended 10 employing others TO sssist
bis sork. he has driysL the drill
beside them with his own strong
hands. Hs has carried no wealth ont
OF the county, hut hs brought . COO
siderable sDMDt into il, and II to
day he has nothing bat his own hands
and his abiding tsiih IN the outcome
OF onr mines. il is simply because
this faith has sent back into the dead
work OF Development all that Le hss
ever made. Old Hardy 10 not rich,
b,. he Is still IN the flower Of his
strength aud marboo1, still fresh iG
his hope 10 our future, snd bnoyani
IN his con6lenee 10 our speedy do.
vrioprnent. This is the kiDa Of maj.
old Hardy is, and il 10 no nss 10 tell
us that tho n,in-rs. and other msn oi
discrimination will not vote for bin
as one OF tue very b II men tina,
could be selected 10 look after tLei,
Interests.
Hurrah for old Hardy.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
UL.s - AEsDI.

Who is old Hardy He is William
II. Hardy, OF Storkton hill. MJhay.
county, rapu oiicaa uonInss fJr JJlOt
Councilman, aud DO oEs but most
tender tep,isr-foot would ask who he
is.
Ola Hardy is Do angel. ~ are ali
the other fellows w.o have bees
nominated by both parties. II We be-
lieVa all that parilzAn papers haye
said OF them, bat isL nov angels are
at discount as legislators, what We
want Is PLAIN, practical msn, OF hard
conn )n ssase, men who understand
ths condition Of things 10 the connty,
men wuo have an interest 10 the
land, insn who sre idsutilied with il.
aud Old HarIy is this GIN ! of mau
Some people don't like old Hardy
Who eyer knew positive mau, one
Of strong convictions who pain;y
expressed them, that every body did
like! BinDtners ia the assertion Of
trnth is sometimes ofi.n and old
Hardy has habit Of saying what b.
tLipks. Who has better right than
old Hardy to cay what be thinks Of
sfhrs IN this eonntyF Who has
doas mora towards developing 1t
than bel For ysaxs he has Apsnt his
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
eA@--s~-a---a' - - 4
Resources Of Arixeaa.

We ara in rec",p. OF the lsst is~ns
'of Mr.. H.milt MS work ~ Conmis
sioner of Immigrstlon, just complet
Ell aud pnblished. and ,ntenied 10
exbiiii the stains of cur territory al
the present tims. The bo:k ia neat
ly printed aud well illnstratad by
cuts Of buildings snd places trough
ont the countrp.
II contains all the facts. statistical
or otherwise, necessary 10 iDfurfn any
reader fully respecting onr territory,
aid il il written ia the antbor'-
uspal ieiicitoas style.
Any person dasiriDg q copy OF The
work will have IL seut 10 them. by
addressing request to thst effect
directed 10 Patrick Hamiltoo. Com
missioner Of Immigration. Phoenix
Arizona. The work is Of yalus and
particularly 20 TO parsons living ut q
Distance who desire information
respecting orr country with a view
to Immigration.
Dir. Hamilton has spared no labo,
in the collection OF tue material con.
dsnssd in This Volume, aud deserve.
higa commeUdation for the industry
aud exhanstless energy with which
he discharges the duties OF bis Office
as Commissioner.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
c. .. BEAN.

From the primitive period OF the
great statesman who saw pre6gnred
10 the burning bush the possibility
Of human emancipation, thsre have
lived noble men in every age and ~
svery land, whose hearts hsve thrilled
for the elevation of maDkind. MEG
who have furrowed their nsrnes
deep in the worlds history BY IN
fincbing 6delity TO its welfare. They
have usually been men of clear minds
we'll d sciplined by culture. and sl
ways pen OF strong moral convi.-
tions. with the courage and sbili,y to
express them.
Such man is U. G. Bean, the
Republican nomiilee for Ds,ega.s to
Congress. He If we'll known to the
people OF Arizona. He bas s,umped
the Territory from one end 10 the
other il, pumber Of campaigns. III.
knows his friends and bs knows his
snemies. He has bad experiences 10
lighting corruption aud ring schemss.
IN fighting Indians, 10 fighting Esst-
ern .got stical sentimentalists. 10
fighting generally for ths progress.
Of freedom and civilization. He il.
in fullest sympathy with the world's
workers, the miDer, the man OF tb.
farm and Of the range. He respects
the powers aud u,ii!iies 80 meekl,
worn by the sons OF toll. He knows
the world and all its sbaws. Il.
knows mep and their true salns-
Through long career in pnbiic lifr
~ we'll ~ in private enterprises be-
has ever shown himself a true man.
II. has demonstrated his fidelity to
the right and bis ability To serve it by
indefa,igabIe Industry. .-.
| Col BJan Is a patriot. q phlIsn-
throp'st, ana = statesman. He -
representative to whom the people
may safely delegate power. He will
stteud diligently To their every in.
terest. He has never failed to answer
every letter written to him ~ the
in terests Of bis constituents, counsel.
lug and advising how best TO attain
the end desired. The people OF Ari-
zons are greatly indebted TO h,s
faithful efforts. 10 bis clear aud
fofeib!s exposition OF Apache
onssaet-r FOR tbs happ' cssGIm~ OF
.bs Istisn tronblss, arl tbs expni.
s,ou of Ties. tieads from our trri-
tory. But We iiavs no spscs 10 tbi-
article 10 more tbso refer to tbs
strong social. moral aud political
On ,lties Of the mso. nor do we deem
any ex,sudad notice necessary. TIL,
record OF his acts wonld require q
volume. The p-opls kpow him and
they will show that they spprecia'.
worth and honesty. fidelity and
ability. by re-eIecting Col. q G. B.at
TO represent them 10 the b4xt Con
gress ot the United State-.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
News OF the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

Another earthquake shock Was frl,
st Charleston.
Secretary b yard has gone TO Bos.
too on u VACATION.
A call for sl5,Ooo.O0O Of 8 per cent
boads has been Issued.
The condition OF King Otto Of Ba.
vas ia is growing worse. r
The San Jose fair opened with q
6ne disp'ay Of fruits, etc.
The Administration proposes to con
tinua its light against silver.
There have beso two slight sarta.
90 aie shocks st GlaSIsst0p.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03
One insn wss killed and several
woandssi 10 i riot u Belfast.

One insn wss killed and several
woundssi 10 riot II Belfast.
The OaliforDis knights Te.upisf
we're entertained at Chicago.
Beach has declinrd 10 row Haulsn
exc. RI on certain conditions.
II is expected tbst tho new cruiser
Chicago Will b. finished by Feb. IL,
The White Island volcano m New
zeaIald il, in = state Of active srup
tlon.
The t,issnisi convention u no, n
Arch Ms.vns has oaeasd IN Wash
ing gtop.
J. J. johnson. Of $50 Luis Ob;sp.,.
sccidsatsIiy shot hisaself With rife
sunday,
Tue french have established =
military post on oas of tbs New
H.br,dss-
Tas .t,-snsr Psr.iaa Monarch h~s
put 10 u Hsves, having os,a da.asg-
ed N = es,ii,sioo.
William Asbcdy, Chief of Police
Of Saratoga. nas Ossn arrested On .
charge VI attempted extortion OF
money.
The people OF Arizona are sLo~ ing
their appreciation Of the succss.ia.
Efforts of General Niles aud Captain
Laxioa.
and Violet Cameron to leave the
Holman House in Nex York.
arrived ut 81. Johns. N. b., after hav,
ing been borne many niles out Of her
course ly 81 iceberg.
Jim Goald snd jos CLARK. who ar.
known 10 have c,mmitisd several
ro6beries snd one murder, have been
arrested near Dsming, N. 81.
A delegation Of New York ship
owners presented 10 the President
their complsiuts respecting orr com
mercial relations with the Spanish
West Indies.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-03

The rspnbIie4l convention did 0
wise act 10 uosuina'iog that old Ari-
zpna pioneer. " II Hardy. for JOINT
CoaneiinsD FRO ibs norlhern dis
trIct. Mr. Hsrdg il known from one
sad OF he d.stricE to the other >and
his name Is IA rynony 10 for honesty
wherever 1t IL known. With such
msn as w II. Hardy iu the halls OF
lsgislasion.ths in;erss's OF the people
will be faithfully gnardsd.- Journal
Miner.