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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22

NO" snappsshly said the seaside
lo~dginghouse keeper to Mrs. Culture, who
was inquirine as 70 the healthfainess Of
the locality, "no, weain't got no typhoid
germs, and there aintt been no call for 'em,
neither Folks isl wanting everything
nowadays, and aipt satisfied with clean
bsds and plenty otNwhat's good to eat.' -.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22
Three EnOch Ardens.

A great sensation has been caused
at Dupkirk by the untimely and I'M
expected return, after seventeen years
absence, of three married fishermen.
They had been cast away in Greenland,
where they have. beer $50 says. the
story held in. captivity by the natives.
Like three FEnoch Ardens. they have
returned to fin d three Phillips in their
places, or, as the reports put it, their
wives in the meantime had taken other
husbands Greenland's icy noun
tains may not indeed have been so
pleasant q retreat as thai ''rich but
loneliest island in a lo~nelyssea,' where.
The slender 2c6co's dropping crown of
The f1ightainig, flash of insect and OF Bird,
were sArden'sI not zunlucky. lot. : But
when the matter comes to be cleared
up we cannot but think that the three
long-lost fishermen will turn out to be
more like that sinful civilian Kidd"
of whom Mr.. Burnand and Mrs. John
Wood used to sing, who had a score Of
tswny sSsiyes in the Pacific, though
somehow Ibis heart was still true ID
Poll La fact Jaak,s it is wellsknoWn;
is Sd ardent and Ii htning-like wooer
with Dibdin's famous song e in his
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22

I've a spanking wife at Portsmouth gates,
A pigmy at Goree,
Az o,snge,tsEny up the stairs <.Yx
Thu., whatsom ever courseTbend, ESFl
lead a iovial life
In ev'ry mss l finds a friend, "
In every port a wife. ;
Perhaps some Greenland. beauties are
even now mourning the loss of these
three Dunkirk mariners.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22

HARDWARE.
strong.Hackett Hardware Co.
Farweil, Ozmun T.
Adam Decker.
IRON, STEEL AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
NfcoIs & Dean.
Rhodes d Morton.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Auerbach Finch & Van Slyck.
Indexes, Warner e. Schumacher.
Powers Dry Goods 20.
NOTIONS and FURNISHING GOODS.
Blabon, Warren 8 Chipley.
Arthur, Warren & Abbott.
GR0CERS.
p. Fl. Kelly Mercantile Co.
Allen, Noon Co.
Maxfield e. %Seabury.
Beaupre, Keogh e. Co.
YsDz, Grfggs T. Howes.
TEAS, CoFFEES AND SPICES.
Berkey, Tallmadge e. Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. Gotzlan e. 60.
j.. Il. TarbOx T. Co.
Kellogg. JOHNSON T. Co.
FOOte. Schulze T. 20.
HATS, CAPS AND FuRS..
Gordon f. Ferguson. II
Laopher, Finch Il Skinner. -
StreissGuth f. Drake.
DRUGS.
Noyes Bros. & Cutler.
Ryan Drug Co. Il ~~s~ %
CHINA, CR0CkERY AND GLASSWARE.
Craig, Larkin & Smith.
Donaldson, Ogden & Co..
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS AND SADDLERY
HARDWARE.
p. II. L. HardenberGh 4 Co.
Scheffer & Rossum.
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
ward, Hin & Mcclellan.
BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.
st. Paul Book & Stationery Co.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
II. C. Burbank.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Guiterman Bros.
RUBBER GOODS AND BETTING.
st. Paul Rubber Co.. ..,sa 1;.st
Goodyear Rubber Co.
CIGARS AMI. 1OBAccos. +
Whftoman Bros. ~. "
C.. n. McLain. 49, -,
NOTIONS AnD COUNTER SUPPLIES. ;
b. sonmers T. Go. ~as:i -; I'd s,zI .~
MACHINERY And SUPPLIES. '.'~'
Rossrs. WINS. : 90. :. :
Campbell. Walsh &JNsen.| " - - )
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22
FRO BE

Two Italian officers have been
placed under arrest in Savoy charged
with making sketches of French forts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22
COUNTRY LIFE AND WORK.
CHURNlNG oSONG.

To and fro, to and fro, slowly swings the churD;
10 and fro, to and fro, crimson roses burn:
Drowsy scarlet peoples sway
Where the morning breezes play:
and fro, to and fro, waves the nodding fern;
Der the clover. far away,
Laden bees, and perfumes stray.
Mingled with the catbird's lay
To and fro. to and fro,
In the sunny glow.
Rocks a cradle to and fro (while the churn I
swing0
In the maple, rocking slow, children of a king;
MODarchs of this castle fair,
Horeehair builded, hung in air;
Golden robins, to and fro, flash on vivid wing;
From the nest the young birds cali.
Oak leaf shadows, soft and small,
Like the moments footsteps fall;
To and fro, to and fro.
Swift they come and 20.
Lillian n. Thompson, in Good Housekeeeing.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22


A great deal may be said upon the subject of
the rotation of crops, as it is one of considera-
BILE importance to the planter who desires to
keep his lands always in a productive state. 1t
IL, however, not necessary to make any very
EXTENDED remarks here-a few brief hints or
suggestions will suffice. The rotation for the
Southern States must necessarily be different
from that of the Northern States, or the States
where cotton does not grow. II the soil be en-
tirely new, i. e., just cleared Of the forest, let
the first crop be corn; the second may be pota-
toes or cotton; the third, wheat, oats, rye, or
barley; the fourth, stock peas or clover; the
fifth, rest: then corn again, etc.
If the soil be old, worn land, then begin with
stock peas, sown broadcast, or oats and clover
soWn together, or rye sown very thick. In
either case, turn under the crop, or permit
1t to die down on the surface. The second
year, plant cotton, nsing commercial fertilizers
upon it. The third year sow oats, followed
soon after these are harvested with stock peas.
The fourth year, plant corn, followed in Sep
The fifth year let it rest in the clover, and
continue it in clover as long as the growth and
stand is good, beginning again with corn. Use
can be cOnviently obtained. For more norther-
field peas will not mature, commence on new
with oats or some small grain. Next, SOW
down with clover or grass, or both mixed, and
let remain as long as the growth is luxuriant.
Follow them with potatoes, and 20 on, giving a
years rest now and then.-From ''H0W to
U[unt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22

3ERS. 1886.
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS AND PLUMBERS
H. p. Rugg e. Co.
SCALES, WlnDMILLS, ETC.
Fairbanks, Morse q Co. ffE"t5t
<:>' MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
A. ~Oppenheimer e. Co.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Nathan Ford.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
b. Presley & Co.
FURNITURE.
Quinby & Abbott.
CRACKERS AND CONFECTIONERY.
Friedman 81 Lewis.
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
Bohn Manufacturing Co.
T.. A. Abbott n Co.
WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
c. II. ThurstOn T. Son.
j. II. Mahjer Co.
st.: Paul Storage. Forwarding and Inn
WINES AND LIQUORS.
G Gss.i s:. Iye9 e.. g Co. III
: GRAIN AND COMMISSION.
W. a. van siyke & Co.
FLOUR.
st. Paul Roller Mill Co.
ROOFING c0RNICES And MACHINERY.
scr1bner-Libbey Co.
LUMBER.
j. p. GrIbben Lumber Co.
Rood II Maxwell.
Il. T.
G. n. Nelson Lumber Co.
w. F. Fifield T. Co.
Martin Lumber Co.
BarrOnett Lumber Co.
LINE, CEMENT And PLASTER.
The Northwestern Limo Co.
FUEL.
st. Paul Pacific Coal T. Iron Co.
Northw estern Fuel Co.
TRUNKS, ETC.
II. 8. Crippen 4 Co..
STEAM FITTING, TOOLS AND SUPPLIES.
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, SPORTING GOODS.
AND GUN MANDATORY.
II. r. Kennedy Il Bros.
SEWING MACHINES.
White Sowing Machine Co.
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
John Aatheis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22
FOR TEA DRINKERS.

It Seems to be generally conceded that it is
extremely foolish. and sometimes damaging. to
deprive the body Of the fluid supplies it GRAVES;
only drinking, with eating, is not advisable for
slenderness. The proper quantity of fluids
should b taken, not at mealtmes, but between
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-09-22

S7HsssENSS& s5..zxN.z&M $s12 AE&SAs@HssAss4s2S
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
Summons.

In the district Cpurt OF the Third Judi.
oiai District Of the TERRITORY ut ArIzons, IN
and for tb. County ~ MDhays.
Julius H. Fsriss, plaintiff. W. Ellen A.
FAIRIES, defsndsn'. Summons.
Action br night In the District Conrt Of
the Third dciai District II ths Territory
Of Arizona in and 10. the County of No
have.
The Territory 0f Arizona sends greeting
TO Eiiea A. F4rise. defendant.
Yoa are hereby summoned and required
l., app4s,r In an .ction brought agsinst you
by the above n trnsd ri intih ia the Dir.
tricf Court of the Third Jnaicil DistriIs.
l.. and fpr che q unity of Mohave, in the
Territory OF Ariz IN +. and answer the 81 O
pl,int flied WITH the Clerk III this Cart, At
Mineral Park, in said cs,unty e. copy of
witch complaint acc mp ,niss this sun
mo,s) within twenty u sys. texoIusivs of tie
day of serviosJ after the serves up'n you
of this <nmmons, " served IN this county
bot IL served out of the county and within
this di .trict, then within thirty days; ir
All other casss. forty d ,ys.
/. And YOU are nsrsi,y nosified that II you
fail to spps " and ansver the complaint n,
above required, the plaintiff will tike DE-
I luIt aRsinst vou and amply 10 the f'ouJ,
for the relief demaraed in the c''m,i ,int
berein. and cos.s and disbursements in thi'
behalf expended.
Given urder NV band and tbs
(sEALl a-l Of the District C"art a,
Mineral Park this 2Ith dgy oi
Marsh 1896.
II. BucKsBauM:
Clerk.
JAMES j. HrDE. %
Attorney for Pisint4.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
5000 Reward.

. Lost. sTaysd or sto.en, ono black horse
msie ab,nt ten years old, branded - on the
left shonldsr, very gentle snaa good work
animal. Also one gray American horse of
good sizs. about ten years old. branded on
left hip with brand something like the
Hgures. When lat heard II were near
Lsr Basin. will pay Tssnty-hvs dollars
reward on delivery Of the animals st Peach
Springs, or f'Y any information which viii
lead to their recovery.
Mss. G. ~. KnEr.
February 23rd 1885. II.
] will pay Twenty i've dollars for any in
formation. which will lead toths recovery Of
the above described animals.
MI J. n. PABLEE.
April 9Th 1896.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
4 word 10 workers.

, II your avocations are mentally or phys.
ioaIiy iabnious N they subject you 70 sx'
posurs IN iiao,ement weather. II they o,nnns
yoa 70 the desk. and ars Il . nsturs 10 In
yolve vsar and tstr ~ brain, aid nervous
strain. you may oooshiasally rsgairs some
rsnovaiing tonic. Haststtsr's Stomach
B,tt~rs IL the article fof you, IL 'stimulat
The failing energies. invig,sats, tho body
and ci,esrs ths mind. Il enables she system
to throw of the dsbiIit sting s6ects Of IN.
due fstigne, give, rens~sd vigor to the or
gsns Of digestion arou,es the liver vhsn
inactive. winch 10 very efien 10 With people
vho-s purssits are ssdsntarv, rsntvs the
jsdsd appetite, and enc 'oraees hsalthfui
rpps~. Its inaredisnts are safe. and its
cred@ntials, which oon .i',t IN this hstrty en-
dprsemsut ~ psrsous of every c!as OF 90.
oiety. are most convincing. Admiralty is
II adapted N the roedic,l wants Of workers.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
STOCKTON HILL MINES.
Asa WIS. 1. Belss Dose .. Tss.
sroexroa HrLI. April q. isl
Editor Msxss:

sroexroM HrLI. April -. laes.
Editor Auss:
Just ons month hHs passed sincs
Mossr. Havsli and Dana purchased and
took po-ssssion Of the Prince George mine.
In that short time thssy report having ship.
ped 100 tons Of ois. from which they have
more tasn realized the purchase price OF
the mine. s21oo0, over and above All sx.
psnsss. The bsst carload out Of this 100
tons sampled 32s oun,ss SILVER ana ~ Dor
cent load. All the ore from t!,is mine IL Of
q high grade, II being Fare occurrence far
an assay TO run under $50. Twenty .Avs
thousand dollars for ens nsonths' work Of
halt q dozen miners Is d,ing pn,tty well IL I
know anything about IL. Mr.. Howell 70.
posts large bodies Of ors in sig,it. and -ons
Of the miners sstimsts that thsre 10 ut lsaa
$4,000 wsrth Of IL, vhils others place IL
sven higher. Ten crtwslvs meu arc now
employed ON this bouanza. and more will
bs put on Ne fsst ss room osn to made for
thsm to work to sdvantags.
Other mine. in this vicinity ars also do.
ing veil. Tbs Tigrsss Ii proving TO be q
bonanas, some of its ore running away up
into the thousands. The G. o. d. II turn
Ing out sons hns ore and pIsnty Of IL. The
cupel and the N rpnbssin are bDth doing
veil and the Pountsis Head is aiso turning
ont some Aas ore. T4is camp Is go'd for a
carload = day fsom n0s ON, u mot for more.
More anon.
Nus1.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
Esiray Notice.

Public noiiee is hereby given that Thos.
". Loasn has this day made the necessary
affdsyit and proofs in regard TO tho follow.
ing descr,bed auiniai-, taken up by him 10
eatrays: ...
One bay horse With white streak IN the
faos. between II and IA years old, branded
With B and vented with b; also branded
sith U On the left thigh. sssrsq sl;sss.
One dark brown t~o-year old colt, with
dim brand on left shoulder and thigh. ef
One cream oolored mare With white faos,
,six years old, branded with " on ths left
shoulder
The Animal are nov a, Iogan's Quail
Spring ranch. and all peisois gaming or
claiming thsrp are notified 10 come forward.
prove property ard pty charrss, or ths
said animals viii become tie property Of
the tnker.op under the Estrs Lsx Of this
Territory.
Dated At Mineral Park this Goth day Of
Narsh, 1886.
J. W. STEvHgssos.
Justice of the Peace.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
Fatal AeesAess On the Afiaatie Esd
s>D~ioe Railroad.

Last Monday night. when near Aubrey
ststsony the sast-bpund passenger train ran
On barning bridge. which gave way under
the weight Of the train, letting she engine
and three cars through 10 the bottom Of the
arroyo. Knginser Thompson Is probably
fatally injured, and IL is feared that tho
postal clerk baggage master and crpre.s'
man are also seriously hart. The train con-
sistsd Of seven or eight heavily loaded pas
singer ooashss, which we're only prevented
from destruction by the grit Of thee gn esr.
Ths sogins and the three forward oars we're
. tstsl vsssh
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
NEW ADvEnTI,s y II ENTs
Nsii~e 10 Cr~Ais.ss.

H +. f"
In the Probate Court Of the County Of
Myiave. Territory Of AYixyna.
In the n'atter Of ths sstnts of Orpsbse
Gropni. decreased.
N~tiee IL hereby given by the under.
signed, administrator of the estate Of
Omsbss Gr,om, deoesssd, TO the creditors.
and sii psTsOns having claims against the
said decsasHd, to exhibit them, with tbs
necessary vouchers, within four mouyhs af
Ter tho first public ,tion ef this potics. 10 the
aid adm ,nistraiof nt tho law offics III
James J. Hyds. Ia Mineral Park. la the
County ii Mohave. Territory of AFiz0ns
the same bsing his place Of bus,.
ne-s and tho place for tbs srnnsaotion of
the business Of said s@t4ts.
Da,ed NJ Mineral Park this Ssh day Of
April 1855.
RfcuAHD II. 0Roon,
Administrator Ut sAid EAtats.
JAMys j. HYDE.
Attorpev fpr administrator. -.-...
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
lg~sAiax Netiees.
Bring in your ], b WORK.
Hnitcfjl,4 for the NINA.

Bring in your b WORK
spitcijb4 for tie Nskk.
We have printed lafi's number Of jps-
tics'. blanks during ths psst two weeks, and
have them on band for sale. ,.
Pc .A's Eatrs~t. To stop b'esdinR
from .uags. nose. gams, stomach, bowel,
uterus. piles or elsewhere. Its scthn IL re-
msrkabie for promptpsss and eincaoy.
The MIsEn for the ensuing year will Be
much improved in many retpfcts, srld viii.
a. usual, contain all tue lstsss AID most
reliable mining news Of the county. Nov
Ia the time 10 subscnbe. M
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
|1!|ll53l[lilIllll

Beyond qnestioD. the cheapest and mosi
effective machine Of the kind now in use,
adapted TO @ll grade, and classes of ore.
TiIin machine has bssn thoroughly tested
f,r the past twy years under great variety
II Conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits. "a, in advance Of anything ever be.
fore realized.
A recent competitive test made with the
Fruo at The Carlisle mine in Nee Mexico
showed an advantage Of 30 per cent in favor
of the Duncan. The amount saved over the
Frus being sufficient TO pay the entire c,,s'
Of tlle machines nearly evorv month in the
year.
The following 10 an enumeration of IT'S
many advantages over all other mschinss:
FfpsT--its cost IL mot more than half tina,
Of any other Of equal capacity, and tbe
weight is nssrly 1000 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost II Transportation
SEcosp-Fhe expense Of setting Gp IN
running order IL not more than one third
that Of the Frue. or xny other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary.
1'mEp-Ths expenditure for repair 1. mot
more than one-hfth that Of any belt ma-
chime, and they will last fully three tines
~ long. working under the same conditions.
POuETH--Not more tian ons-h half the
sp ,cs Is required--a print of grsat impDr.
tance where's con- ID arabic number re used.
FIyrH-So specisl kill and very little
csr- IN necessary 20 operate IL.
SrtrH--No more water Ia required than 10
furnished by the batteries.
SKyEnTH--lt saves all the amslgam, geld
or silver that escapes he batteries, pens or
ssttlers--an invaluable feature. and claim.
ed by no other. making the machine worth
more than 1t costs for this purpose alone.
Et0HTH- "A much coarssr grade OF ore oan
be b ,ndlsd sueoessfsily than BY any other
machine--a great advantage in many in.
stances whore fine crushing 10 not nesesssry
% eliminate the mineral
NrNTB-It has no sm,,ll and delicate me
cbAnism. requiring nice adjustment Hnd the
c.osest sttention--an Insfpersble objection
to AL bolt ard other forms IT machines. ma
<ing them unfit for the rough service Of =
,rartz mill.
TENTH Great simplicity Of construction
ind isinsll number Of wearing parts. The
shole machine IL comprised In seventeen
IeceS. only three Of which are subject to
my Tpeci,l wear, and these can be replaced
4 nominal cost. 1h. Frne has fS pieces
nd somc similar machines many more mn.
<ina complication Of parts that involves
Dustant repair sndgreat expense In this
way. as well as in loss of time.
We are awsrsthat the most sweeping md
DreientiOus claims are made for nenfly
very c.ncentrator In the market, but IL is
well -kn"wn Z pot that the results Of their
operation have not In any instance made
,ood these claims. Th' sdvanta ages here set.
forth for the Duncsn. rs we'll ~ the state.
ments made. We are prepared TO substanti.
ite by actual working results.
Price. $3.50. Weight about 1750ih
Send tr ursIi,r - Pt,fs ira Work
RANKIN, J.KbYTON d co,
San Francisco. Cal.
l2-2n
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

nHT 0for working people. Send 10 cts
n Hlifp postage. and We will mail you
AAASASA FHkg royal, valuable sampie boz
of goods that will put you in the way OF
making more money In q few days thnn
Won ever thought possible At any business.
Capital not required. You can live at home
and work In spare time only, or all the time
All n both sexes, of all ages. grandiy sue.
,~ssful: 80 cents to % earned every evening.
hst all who want to work may test the
,usiness. we make this unparalleled offer:
TO all who are hot well satisfied we will
END 81 to psy fofthe trouble Of writing us.
fuIl particulars, directians, ETC.. sent free.
immense pay absolutely sure f0r all who
start at once. Don't delay. Address STIS.
.oS & Co.. Portland. Msine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
Nostse or Isririlssee.

To yonx kELLIY mud JonN r. D1vIsI
Yoo sre hereby not ihsd that have
expended &ItO IN labor ard improvements
on the Bellevue " Bsilsview min ng CLAIM,
an extension Il the Crescent mine, Ia the
Peacock mining district, In tue county Of
Mohsve, Territory of Ar1zons, and duly re-
corded IN tie mining fecords Of sid sOun-
~ in Book II. pages 81 and 81, in order 70
bold said premises updsr the provisions Of
section Z324, Esvis4d Statue. Vt the Unit.
I'd States, being the nmount s~quired Ia
hoid tho saEis for the yesS ending Decsm.
boz 81. 1856. .......
And sou are further notified that the pro.
portion ot snch expenditure dne from you
j. 4T5. If vhicn am"unt 30 10 due from
John Kelley and e2s from John 7. Davis,
lawful money Of the United States: and II
within ninety days pfi~r the p' blicst,op
Of this notice yOu fail or refuse Ia contrb
ute ,onr pror,rtion VI .uch expenditure ~
co-owner your interest In sid olAin will be.
come the property of the undersigned un.
dor said S~ction 1924.
JAHEs RossoRoraB.
Hsckbefry, Maroh lat 1855.
Mari sd.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
sun.msr wssshss.

P.as Miller. Of shs Asm VI Amiss 4
Chapso. nanufsetsrsrs Of Saddle trees st
SIN Luis Obispo, Cal, has been visiting
Haokbsfry and other place along the line
of ths railroad with 4 view " starting q
branch snxnufao.ory in this soanty II he
can find suitable io,atiou.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
C... y C..rs.
ssissaes 81 II. P~.@-eAisss.

The County Court OF Mohsvs county met
Aonday April 18th at p M, County Judes
Murphy prssidinR.
Tsfriiory Of Arizona ". John A. Dsnley.
charged with an assault with an attempt to
ooramis murder on James Paxton. Tie
following jnry were inpannsIsd 70 Try the
case, viz: Sssphrn Smith, Louis Greer. Aus.
I'm Downing, John Fox, ired. NobnaDu.
Arthur Kemp. Thos. Griffin, J. J. Goshorn,
n. @. PA,tsrson, J. QuAid. J. Ssars and
VIM. Miller.
The heinfornation read to the Jury and ths
plea of MI Guilty" ststsd-
Oscar y. R,,bbins. Maggie Brown, Lostie
Lsslie, James Paxton and James Allen
sworn for the pross sutton.
Balance OF tbs trial iuiofs excused from
further astendsnse.
Adjosmsd. a.s.l 81 .a2
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
4 s..s q C.atis.As.

In oldsn tirass, B~stssd.'s pool
Was famed for hssiing all dissasse;
y % pioL Depsath its waters cool,
Esch svii, stsin and sickness ssssss.
In modern days W fnd cure,
OF worth Nc rare. ~ nlucf deserving;
A remedy safe. quick tnd sure.
DR.. Rishrpond's SAMANTHA kER,uH.
For Epilepsy, 6pasuss, Fevsvs. Coles Cramps
Coaghs- Colds. or any Kind VI Phthysis;
lie meyttp ssa Leader ~ mtM
IL far above all other physics.
II goss at oncs right 10 the spot
Where turks tie dsneer, never swsrving;
In all ihs world perhaps ther~'s not
A cure like DR.. k,ebmond's EksvnK.
Az IN the blood disea~ss lie; ~.
kAsb artery. each vein, each curvs in;
There's nothing makes il humor dy,
Lake tbs SAMARITAN KKkvfsE.
For old or Young, for .ich or poor,
Whatever Glars Of life won ssrvo In.
10 heaIth wide open 10 the door.
Prom the SAsMAkITAn HsavixE.
Then, do ron vslne strength and hsnlth.
And think tLsss blessings worth prsssrv-
ing,
Better thar all Goleopd. = wealth,
IL Dr. Richnond's SAsAEITAA NERvnR.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

Court met April End alta. M.
Minutss read and approved. @ q..
Territory Of Arizona vs. Jshn o. Dsnlsy.
Trial resumed y. ?. Watkins. p. =. Col.
Inns, James Paxton and DR.. LivingatoHs
sworn for the prosecution. whsrsapon tbs
persecution rests. a
John 0. Danioy, r. W. Logan. u. White,
VIM. Patterson. ohm Stiles. Annn SInith,
J. W. Aiehssis, Frank J.oks0n. Lss Raught
and Byron Sherman sworn for the defense,
and the dsfen,e rest. .ss
u. W. Holloway, Goa. Richards and Dr..
LivinR~tone sworn for the Prosecution In
rebuttai. "
r. r. Collins, DR.. Livingstone and DR..
Burdiek sworn fer the defense. ~
The testimony being all in. The case was
argued " the ia ~, after which they wers
instructed BY the Court aud retired IN
charge Df an ofEissr.
The jsry rsurnsd int, Court With The
following vsrdist: 1--WE, this Jury, hereby
fnd the defendant, John O. Daulsy. guilty
~ chsrged, J II. sears. forerpan."
Ordered that the dsfsi,d.nt bs remsGdsd
10 the custody oftas Sheriff. and thst ke
appear for ssptenos on Wednesday Apnl
31st At 3p N. -
Adjourned
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

cour Ea.s "Wednesday April zist at 5 .. %.
Minutes road and approved.
Territory of Arizona vs.. John o. DAnisy.
The defendant .ppsarisgfor ssntsncs th~
Court sentenced him To one ys,r and three
mnnths In tbs peuitenti,ry, the term Of i'm
prssonmsnt to oomwenes With this day.
w. II. Hardy Va. d. Soathvick- Csuss
dismissed On PLAINTIFF notion.
Adjourned sine die.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

mT1Imore money than ut anything slse
by taking an sesney Tor the best
" AAs selling box ont. Beginners sus.
ed giapdly. None fail. Terms free. Hal
LET Rsx Co.. Portland, Maine.