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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

Beyond question the cheapest and mos
effective msrhine Of the kind now In use.
adapted to al grade and classes VI ore.
Thfs Machine has been thoroughly testec
for the past t.y.' years under u great varist,
Of copdiIions giving most extraordinary re-
suits. fAv in advance Of any thing ever be-
fore reasiZcd.
A ressnt competitive test made with the
Pruo a. the Carlisle mine in New Me1iou
showed an advantage Of 30 psr cent In favor
Ut the Duncan. The amount saved over thu
Frue being -ufiicien. to pay the entire c'.s'
Of the machines nearly everv month in the
year.
Tie following Is an enumeration of ITS
many advantages over all other machines:
FrPsT--its cost il not more than half that
of any other Of equal capacity, and tine
weight in nearly 1900 pounds less, thus
| greatly reducing the cost of transportation
s.cosD-Tbe expense of setting Gp IN
running order IL not more than one third
that of the Frue, or any other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
THrED- The expenditure for repair Is not
| more than one-fftb that Of any belt ma.
chime, and they will last fully three times
| ~ long. working under the same conditions.
FoUErH-Not more than one.half the
sptov is required pint Of great impor'
| tanse wbeTaa consid srable number a re used
RIpTH-No special skill and very htiie
| care In necessary 20 operate 10.
SIITH-No more water Is required than II
! furnished by the batteries.
\ SgytNTH--it saves all the arnalaan, GOLD
: or silver that escapes ihe batteries. pans oi
2 settiers--an invaluable feature. and claiu,
cd bY no other, making the machine worth
more than It costs for this purpose alone.
/ ErGHTR- a much coarser grade Of ore cai
I be b ndled SUCCESSFULLY than by any otbe
| mHchine--a great advantage in many in
stances where fine crushing is not necessar,
10 eliminate the mineral.
| NrsTB--It has no small and deIiehte me
chauisn, requiring nice adjustment and tn
1 closest attention--an lnsnpera BILE pbiectio,
! to all belt ard other forms II machines. ma
king them unfit for tho rough service Of
| qnartz mill.
| TEsIH-Great simplicity Of CONSTRUCTIVE
and small number Of wearing parts. Tn
whole machine Ia comprised IN seysnteei
Iiece-. only three of which are subject &
any special wear, and these can he replaee,
| At n nominal cost. Tho Frue has 10 piece
| and come similar machines many more ma
king a complication of parts that involve
constant repair andgreat expense In thi
| wny, AZ we'll as in loss Of time.
| We are swprethst the most sweeping an,
| ptetentious claims are made for nearl
every crnceDtratnr in the market, but IL ]
we'll kn.wn ftot that the results OF thei
operation have not In any instance mad
good these claims. TIL advantages here set
forth for the Duncan. as well rs the state
ments made, We ara prepared 70 sabstanti
ate by actual working results.
| Price. $3.50. weight. about 17jOn
4, Ssai tc ii,,iti- t, PIHii tr,l Work
RANKIN, l;RsYTON q co,
\ San Francisco, Cal.
1 I2--2m
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
,surt INST April 9th 1856 a. Q a. N.

Court INST April 9th 1856 At 9a. N.
vuicrn Powder Company vs.. w. H. Hsr
dy. On sfisl. Jnry ch Urged by .hs Coar
stir-d, and shortly afterwards return =,
ito Court With = verdict for piainsifs in tn.
sua Of eti2G. Oedered shat Judgment b.
entered on the verdict.
w. N Kridar W. Chaz. Peasisy. Notes
Tor oontii.oanos argued and submitted
Cause continued for the term.
James J,siRes ~. II. B. Carpenter. Mo
s,on TO dis niss appeal submitted and taken
under advismsnt.
r. y. q ,rnsr Va. J. II. faiise. Motion h
dis:Iiss appeal allowed. Stay of proceed
ing prant,d until the drst day Of tho mex
term.
II mates read and approved.
Adiournfd sine die.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
NEW ADvERTIsE;NI ENTs
NStfce 10 CresiitsPs

In the Probate Court of the County Oh
VI phavs, Territory of Arizona.
In the n. Itter of the estate Of Ornsbse
Groom, Geti 1t<ed.
Nstire ~ hereby given by the under
signed, admibist rator Of the estate of
Ofnsbse Gr,olu, Gsce tscd, TO the easiitvrs,
and sii pen,ons having claims against the
said ducss,s,d, to exhibit them, With the
necessary toGciieIs, within four months af
ter the first public .tion 1T this police. 70 the
-aid adm. u astrator at the Law Office .f
lanes J. n yas, in Mineral PARK. in the
Coanty Of ldohaye, Territory Of Arizona
the same being his place Of bus,.
moss and the place for the transaction OF
the BUSINESS Of said estate.
Dated q. Mineral Park this 3th day Of
April 1856.
KfcH,Rp II. GEooa.
Administrator OF said Estate.
JAspB J. HYDE.
ATTORNEY frr administrator. ..--.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
TO YOUNG LADIES.

II yonr life il msds burden owing tn
BIackhe ida. PimPles and other eruption
on the face. iG,ryiag yoHf beauty aHd q sris-
ing 40 much e!iagsin, IL /, 60 lJagsT pecsa-
g.ry 10 endure il. Or. FlsGg's Family
Oiutmsnt will certainly rsm re I'll such
bisraishss and lesy. "s,lG SIN SIfi Smooth
and he .ntiful. Sold by ~ druggist. and
mailed on reasipt OF priv, 25a.
FRAZIER MEpfHgER co,
AuQ3J-iS. fLEg.LtsD. ONO.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

To JOHx kELLEY and JOHN 7. DAVE.
Yam are hereby no,ihed that have
expended $40 IN iabDr and improvements
ON the Believes or Believers mining claim,
an extension u the Crescent mine. VA ths
Peacock mining district. In the county OF
Mohsve. Territory RI Arizona. and duly re-
cUrdei IN tho n,in'np records Of rasd ooun-
ty In Book ii. pages ~ and 32. in order 10
hold ssid rtemi.4s under the provisions Of
section z'2t. Reyi-ed btstutes Of tie Unit-
cd States, beng fis sncopt required to
odd tie ssm- for the yesr ending Dvcsni.
boz 81 lsS5.
And You are further notified that the pro-
portion II snch expenditure dus from you
/. x75. IL when amnnu: so IL due from
John Kelley ard 42S from John t. DAVIS,
lawful money oi Tia. United Slater: and u
within nirety days Sftrr the " bl,o,tion
Of this notice you fail OF refuse 10 contrib
ute yoor proportion OF ~ash expenditure -
co-owner your interest In = I'd clalm will be
c..ins the property 81 the undersigned un.
der said S~ction 2324.
JANIS RossonouoH.
blackberry, M.roh l-t 1885.
MaI7-9)d.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
$4,000 Reward.

Lost, stra yed or sto:en. one black horse
mule abont ten years old. branded - Dn this
left shoulder, very gentle and \ good work
animal. Also one gray American horse VI
good size. about ten years old. branded Oh
left hip with = brand something liks the
figure 8. When Lust heard # were near
l. st Ba in. Twill ply r senty Avs d,llars
reward on delivery Of the animals At Peach
Springs, or for any information which will
lead 10 their recovery.
yEs. @. N. EIxEY.
February 23rd 1855. u.
I will pay Twsnt y-fvs dollars for any in
form ttion which will 10 Vi ~ the recovery Of
the above described animals.
j. II. PARLEs.
April ST. 1886.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

6fn10 nn0in presents given away.
kIll!IlIlllsen Us 3 cents po.tage,
R0ootOoOan by msil YOU will get
free package Of goods II large value tn {
will start yn in wDrk tina, will at once
bring you in money faster thsn ANYTHING
else In AmsrtcA. All about tbs st.bD 900 in
presents with esch bpx. Agents lntsd
ever, where, If either -ex. of all ages, for all
tho time. or sp re- time unly. - work for q
at their osn homes. Fortunes fbr Nil work
ers absolutely assursl. ID mt delay. II.
HALLgrr x Co.. PorH md. Maine.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
ANOTHER FRAUD
EXPOSED!
Our .Beform" Governer's mis-
cradle Efforts to Make Petit
jcal Capital ca Or Dele
gate Beans work fal-
~ Exposed.
Delegate Deaa Shsaid Have The
Credit or t'vsewsisg Additional
Troops Gss Arixesa. snd net
s'N0nSsa'' ZaIlek.

We have always maintained that what
evsi credit is dus 10 anyone for procorins
additional troops for Ar.zona should b.
given 10 Delsgtts Bean, through whose Of
forts the troops wore sent ont which hav.
vt last effected Tho capture Of Geronimo
and hin bsnd. Tho following lsttsr which
has boon handed rs by the recipient fully
sustAins us in that proposition. That Act.
ing Governor Zali1k is not eatitled 10 an,
credit whatever in the matter IL fully ap.
parent from thi. letter. but IL u also plain.
ly evident tberefrofn that this great reform
Or Zalick, Of Sonori mining swindls notori-
sty. with An amount Of low canning onl,
seualisd by his ripadsnee. has ever since
sndsayored 10 make political capital oat Of
= matter which was already decided before
he heard Of ii. and the frs, intima.ion u
which be had received from Dslsgats Bean
himself. THIS, ii course. the great reform
or carefully suppressed. and besn ever
since been stsutting around in borrowed
piumss, bat. like tue ASS in tins lions skin
his bray has gwen him away.
Although not written for publicstion W,
take the liberty Of printing the letter ~
full.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March II, 1886.
Carr. W. II. HAKDI.
! Ny Dear Sir: Your letter
of Feb. 2sth Is at hand. Stephenson wrote
me from Mineral Park that IL the Count,
Courts we're 10 bs done away with eve
would like :. be heard in the matter" }
don't knsv how extensive I'VE" NAV b.,
bot find that the opinion II tho Judiciary
Commute tee il that ise Act h nnconstiiu.
tional anyhow. and that ID tho COMMITTEES
10 whom the question vas referred.
am grsstly obliged for the paper you
SAINT ms aud for the quotation from my lot.
ter you furnished. do MT claim to hay.
done anything thus FIR. aud d. 4 know
that shall 10 able TO acninuI,sh enoug
for the Territory 70 sa'itls no ~ the least
consideration in the futufs; bat this nuci.
{ did: I went 10 the President in perroL
with half dozen Senators and Representa-.
tives to bsg Of him that Crook might have
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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

4 DDIl7u Send six csn.s for post
d fk,Iu age, and redeive free, y
n l ASAidd cJstly box OF goods which
will hslp y,E to more m,,nsy right sway
tn IN snythng s'se in this world. All. Of
either sex, ,ucoesd from first hours. Tho
broad road tn fortnne opens before the
workers: absolutely sure. At once address
Tsux 4 Co, Augusta. Mama
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

Court d ct April sth 1886 at $50 q. m.
vu!o,n Powder Company ". W. II. Hr-
dy. ontrLd. oauss argued by Messrs.
Churchill ind How .rd for this plaintiff and
Blakeiy and Stafford for defend snt.
Adjourned.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
UmT nfor working pc pie. Send 10 ct.

HmI nfor working pc pie. Send 10 Ct.
n flIifpo~s ee. and We viii mail you
A6AA TkrE royal. valuable sam le box
Ut goods that will put YOU IA the way Of
making more li,arey In few days than
voT ever thought possible At snT bnsiuha-s.
Capitti ~. required. You can iiysn NJ .i"iii''
and work la sl,aret tine only, orr all tie tins
All 81 both ssxes. 81 ell ages. gTardiy sue
c~s-fui: 30 cents to o. sarned every evening.
ihtt all WHO want to work may test the
business. We make this unpar ,iie'.d "d-r:
TO al who are not we'll satisfied We Will
s~nd 81 to pty forthe trouble ~ writing Us.
Full particulars. directr'n'. etc. sent free.
Immense pay absolutely sure for all who
start At once. Don't delay. Address SrIs-
.ns Co.. Portland. N-ire. DO
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

UYIbTplorc money than at anything else
by taking an ngsnoy for the b.st
" A1s s'iiing book ont. BEGINNERS snr-
. ID giandly. None fail. Terms free. Hal.
Z I BooE Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

The MisKE for the ensuing year will BE-
much issI'foved in many respects, and will,
AZ usual, contain all tue ist-ss AUD mosi
reIinb'e N ming news of the county. Nos
10 tho tim TO subscribe.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
= Mel Statinns.

Mel SlatIuns.
Through tickets to all the principal citis
east and west on sale ut the following sta
tons. Albuquerque, Bolbrook. 'winsiou
Flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kingman, Pres
colt and the Needless
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

Clark Of the Di.trict Co,rt Bosksbsum
as had his hands full daring the past
vesk. bet teas fully equal to the emergency.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
Local Breyities.

Ths days are sstiing longsr.
yudas Howard o,ueht the rabbit after all
The Chossn Friends were in session last
night.
Nr.. Busdiok returned from California
iast Taursdsy.
Mn.y. W Hyds Is srpsossd homo about
the frat Of My.
Attorney General Churchill left yesssr'
dty fur Prescott.
ebssia stssn Is altar witnesses AMI iary.
MN for the Danlsy trial.
Dspnty Sheriff Ro,borough. Of Hsekbm-
~, paid Ms visit last wesL.
Tbs Palace hotel has had good run Of
oastom during the past week.
Robert Loz,n is in town frem hrs ranch
on tbs Msday. Lincoln county. Nevada.
II you want to get fight on your hands
iast aak Dud. Hoilist y hov hs got left BY
The stage.
We ars under many sblieations to Messrs.
Lathy and 0oshorn for valuable assistanos
rendered q. in the Office.
Ailsn Il Grant. the popuiu young u.,r-
ohsut of Hackberry and Peach Spril'gs.
~, tom a, ws.,nr.,lav.
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estate d !. W. Yoaeham, deceased. .s
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csosf-Snenh n"enoe. rs'0'neu '''''n ho'
on ssS' ~.
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nsssrs. Cornwall, Jennings. Mcclure.
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cAy otnna Aooo' DINO o,ooA, oy on1''
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tns sui'sh T1Sasr Y hnpsnJ. n's psoh IN
town onnn2 we vesk' 'ooxih9 on. iof us
interests OF tno nomp'ny.
Mr~rs. G,rusS, Frazisr, Hollisssr. Nsi-
soa and sshsr eitzsns Of Ps,ca Springs
1n u.'As oo.,' - :. '0'
u'o NY 80 7" '"0' W
We oonxrAsuiate our young friend, James
". bl'skaiy. on his admission TO the bar Of
The Dissfics C'ur- by the way that bot
W Of vine mas nos materiaiizsd In thi1 OF.
hos YET.
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JILL ~ n'n'o ~ 'n' .S'ao VI o~As' M
49,. H'cASS0's' 70 ~''ons ""'u' i"of
on'ns. !.
The District Cart adjourned on Friday
Ct 30 p. m. and few minutes afterwards
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4.
Charley bsscher tvo.sated buggy and
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

Special notices IN the reading columns 81
ths Nyvss will b. charged vt the rats 81
res Cents par line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
STOP THAT COUGH.

By using DR.. frazisr's Tarpai and Lunp
Balsam-the only sure cure FIR C''nghs.
Colds Hourssness and Sore Throat. and ri
diseases Of the thrmt nud un"s. Do no.
neglect cough. II nav prove sHtrl. Sa,TD,
and hundred ~ grateful peoll. owe urir
lives TO DR.. Fftz"F's THyp't I'D Lung Il H.
sam. and so family will ~Ycr b. without u
after once nsjNg il. and discover NJ ~ m,y.
vel us p'wer. II ia pat up ~ j,rgs flmilv
bottles aHd sold for tho SNAIL price Of II
cents per bottle. ~.
FRAZIER MEDICINE co.
An&aD-1y CL,vyLAsp. q
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rsii.
road are ron on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
PATIENTS.

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
ard all other business in fLe q. y. p tent
Offine attended TO for MODERATE FEES.
Or Office II opp,-ite the y. =. Patent
on ", and we can obtain Patents in iess
time than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad.
viae ~ 10 pnfentsbilitv free Il CHI rge: and
We rnts NO CIAKGE UNLESS WE Oh
TAIN 4 PATENT.
We refer here to TIE Postmaster. the
Supt. 81 Money Order DIV. ard to officials
Of the L. y. Patent Office. For ciTcubtr.
advice, forms ard references 10 acturi eli
ents your own Stata or County. write 90
&. 4 SNOW d co.
Opposite P.tont Ofics, Washington, d. q.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11

subssribsr. to shis papsv till oontef
favor by sending notice Of any irregniar''
In its delivery TO this once.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-04-11
ARRIVAL q DEPARTURES or NAIL.

ARRIVAL d DEPARTURE or NAIL.
Mineral Park 70 Kingmsn and all points
east and vest. daily, except Sundaya.--
Arrives II ~. leaves p. m. x
Minsrsl Park 70 So. Thomas Arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, st q. m.
Ls&vst Monday, Wednesday and Friday al
n. N.
Nineral PARK IN Sigpal-ArriyeS Tue~tisy.
Thu5udaJ spd Saturday At 1900 m. leaves
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday At p, me-
WIN. KarpKa. p. N. :
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-31
WOOD RIVERS BACKBONE.
It IL stiffcning, Preparatory TO
Coming to the Front Again

"The Backbone OF Wood River" is
stiffening, preparatory to coming to the
front again Recent developments in the
Mayfower mine promise 10 bring that
fayorite to the front within a short time;
while arrangements for the speedy re-
sumption OF operations on large scale in
the Bullion and Ophir are about COM
pleted
The Idahoan mine has the finest show
ing OF any mine in this region. The whole
face of the drift being run on its lowest Is
in solid ore. The drift is run on the wall
leaving large quantity of ore untouched
on the side opposite the wall. The ligs
have been shut down on account OF bad
roads, but the mine has been yielding a
full carload of first-class ore from this
drift the past eight days, which netted
over $1,000 per carload, a production
never equalcd by any mine on Wood
River, and which, from appearances,
will continue for considerable time.
Large quantities OF second-class. or jig
cling ore, is accommodating at the mine,
which will be concentrated as soon as the
jigs can be got to work, and the daily pro.
duct OF the mine, in the near future and
for an undetermined period, may be
safely set down at, ut least, double the
amount OF the present daily shipments.
The grade of the ore is proving higher
| as depth is attained, and the indications
are that the Idahoan will long continue
to be the most productive property on
Wood River.
In the language OF the Illness inform
ant, the Idahoan is bird.-Vood Rive,
| Times.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-31
SPRUCEMONT, NEVADA.
An Old Camp Promising to Take
New Lffe-Ore Shipments to
Salt Lake.

Sprucemont, q mining camp in Elko
county of from 100 to $50 people, prom
ises to exceed its former prosperity this
summer. A correspondent writes con-
corning it to the Elko Independent as fol-
lows: "Never in this locality was there
more energy and activity evinced among
prospectors. The excitement surpasses
the days OF old; all have claim and have
it rich, and before many weeks elapse you
may expect to hear OF something big.
Mr.. Knopf, OF Wells, has lately invested
extensively in mining property here, and
from best advices, is on promising
route to the requirement OF immediate
wealth. He has several men engaged at
present extracting very good quality of
ore which will be shipped in u few days
to Salt Lake. Mr.. Samuel Cloutier
has two men constantly employed
on very hattering prospect,
and by the time the roads are in good
condition will be able to make the finest
shipment ever sent from here. Mr..
Robert Hartley, an old resident of this
place, is beyond doubt the possessor OF a
very valuable mine, from which Messrs.
! Gilbert & Blackburn lately extracted
t"chty lols vi ore, WHICH they Snlpped
to Salt Lake and realized 81 800 there
from, which demonstrates that handsome
profits can be realized from the shipment
OF our ores, Mr.. Alexander McLaughton
is owner OF the very finest mining
property here. This property is known
as the Juniper, and consists Of four feet
ef gray carbonate and five feet of high
grade galena, The Black Forest, Latham
and other noted mines show up extern
sively, also, numerous mines of less
note, but perhaps equally valuable, are
daily being brought to light. Mr.. Harye,
Sheldon, the owner of valuable property
here, has returned for the ostensible pur.
pose OF making things hum We arc
also creditably informed that an old ant
reliable Eastern company will be here
very soon and resume operations"