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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
WACO.
A Phi otogreph OF tho Anarchist Parsons-
Local Notes.

a PHI otogreph OF tho Anarchist Parsons
Local Notes.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, May l2.--Msrshal Moore
received letter to-day from Chief OF Pc.
lice Ebersole Of Chicago, lnclosing a pho
tograph and description Of A. II. Parsons,
the fugitive anarchist and ex-Wacoite,
who Is wanted In Chicago so badly just
now. Parties who knew Parsons years
ago looked ut the picture and say he has
changed very little In appearance since he
lived here 1t IL not believed here that
he will venture to Texas, and least Of all,
TO this city. II Is learned that his
brother, the ex.Confederate brigadier-
general, WIN. II. Parsons, Is now = resi-
dent Of Baltimore, and has figured re-
Gently as an advocate of the hi.metallic
standard in American coinage.
The county commissioners court to-
day authorized County Judge Evans to
settle with Miss Mary A. Newcomb Of
Henrietta, Clay county, who owes this
county $4,000 for school lands pur
chased by her three years ago Her
notes, given then, specify payment five
years after date, but Miss NeWcomb de-
sires to settle now.
A meeting Of the McLenpuu County
Prohibition club is called for tomorrow
night Prohiblionisis here trust that
they will have another vote on local
option for the whole county, including
Waco city, this year.
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RuNNELg COUNTY.

RuNNELe, Tx, Feb, 70, 1886 Editor
GAzerrEi only having lived In this state
twelve months | hesitate to suggest any
defects, n there be any, In our jury law.
In my oplalon the giving of the law by
the court should be after the evidence Is
closed and before tho argument OF
counsel. the counsel would then have
deilned Issue OF law mud fact upon
which to base their argument, and the
law given by the court would he ex-
planned by the arguments. The present
system, plalntlff's attorney argues this to
be the law, probably Limitation; de-
iendanps attorney this, another view, to
be the law, and the court reads his
charge, probably different from either Of
the other theories, ana the argument Of
one or both attorneys lost-a mere
waste OF time.
The law given by the court must he
taken as the law OF the case. The iury
retires and lind several problems difficult
TO understand. The theories argued do
not IL this law, aud instead Of being
aided by the argument, which is intended
70 explain the law, It tends rather to con.
fuse j. w. PowrrI
County Attorney Runnels County.
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EAsrLANp COUNTY.

CISCO, TEX, Feb. 10, lss6.--Editor
GAZETTE; Ia answer to your circular
letter Of the Ith inst, ! submit the fol-
lowing suggestions regard our pres
ent jury law, In so far as 1t pertains to
the mode and manner OF selecting Jurors
for the district and county courts as be-
ing about the best that can be devised.
! would, however, suggest a repeal Of the
law giving parties charged with misde-
meanors, before o justice OF the peace,
the right OF trial by Jury in the Justices
court. Juries are only summoned 10
such cases when the parties announced
ready for trial, and the jury when sum
moned, is usually composed OF bummers
and idlers, and II the state should
challenge of three OF them, their
places are filed by the same sort,
and should the officer happen to summon
Az many as three solid, good men, the
defendant IL sure 10 strike them from the
list In the exercise of his right TO three
peremptory challenges. The chances are
their places will be filled by professional
jurors, and the result Is an acquittal
Such has been my experience as county
attorney in nine out of ten cases tried by
a jury In Justices courts The remedy
for this evil, it occurs TO me, is to repeal
the law and force parties to appeal to the
county court who desire trial by jury
In such cases. LIDO notthnk repeal Of
this law would conflict with act ten of the
bill Of rights, in'as much as parties could
have speedy trial by jury In the county
court on appeal. do not believe the
law In question gives the state an equal
chance with the defendant for the reasons
given. 1t is only when Jurors are
selected from the bodyof the county by
jury commissioners that the state Is
placed on an equal footing with the de-
PENDANT, and then without the Jury re-
celye the law from the court, and are
governed thereby, the defendant has the
advantage. j. N. CAAtPBELL,
County Attorney Eastland county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Contagious
Diseases are Prevalent al over The World.

Diseases are Prevalent al over the World.
lam native of England, and while was IN
that country contrncfod terrible blood poison,
and for two years was undcr treatment - m
gland bui was not cured 1 suffered the moot
agOnizlng pains In my bones, and was covered
with sores all over my body and limba. had
vertigo and deafDesf, with partial lota Of slght,
nearly ran me crazy. st all hope In that
country, aud sailed for Am rlca, and was
treated at Roosevelt IN this city, as we as by a
prominent physician In New York having no
connection with the hospitals.
SAW the Advertisement OF Swlfts Specific,
and dot rmincd to give 10 trigl as last 70
as had gone through the hands Of the best
medical men In Nottingham and New York,
am ~ sound aud well as ever wa IN my life
l.. FRED HALtORD.
Now York CITY. June ". 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

viii be II m end, and there win be AZ
least one. third less appeals. SO mucn
for the Jury law. win add, II permlsss'
bic, that the law should allow attsch-
menis TO Issue for witness In first IN
stance, and make It dneable and imprison'
ment for disobeyIng processes The pres
ent system OF civil proceedings for dis
obcying processes OF the court Is indeed
ridlculoUs. Also officers OF the various
courts, including county attorney, should
have pay for ex-ofiicio services they per-
form, especially wnen criminals lay out
their lines in the jail.
u. N. Wo0DsON,
County Attorney Fannin County.
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olson

Had produced great holes in my back and chest
and mad removed all the hair OIL my head, yet
began to improve In weeks time, and the
sores began to heal, and were entirely gone In.
side OF eight weeks. WILL JoNEs.
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
Cisco, TEX Jelly 10, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta
Ga n. y, lj7 w. ODD 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Fifteen hundred head one-year-old
steers, 500 bead one-year. old heiiers, 800
head two .year-old steers, $50 head two
year-old helfers, 800 head barren COWS,
800 head cows and calves. All OF above
cattle raised within radius OF 100 miles
Of Fort Worth. Il. O. Evans Co.
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Disaolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between g. w. Chollar, John Il. Moore,
o. Lynch and a. Ryan, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr., C6ollar
retiring from The firm. All bills due To
or from the firm will be settled at the
Office II the Fort Worth Machine and
Boil works
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Fort SrouGroN, Tx, March q,
iSsG~-Editos GAZETTE, Yonr com.
munlcatcn Of February tn. 1856.
duty received, and In reply would
say that change IN the jury law, il cor.
rectly made, would be OF great benefit 10
Texas, especially the west and southwest
portions of the state. Under the existing
law the qualifications are so very string,
ent that u Is almost impossible TO obtain
a petit Jury, and, Ia some instances, a
grand jury. Take this county as au Illus.
tratlon, There Is a population OF some
300 people or more, and we have been
unable for some time TO obtain venIre
o. tity Jurors becausethey do not possess
the NECESSARY qualifications In this re-
speo' The majority Of them are neither
hoase'holders nor free-holders. There
are soma sixty or seventy men who own
from 100 To 1900 head OF cattle who are
exempted because they own no land or
control no house or room In house.
nty work rs COW hands for some large
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

To double our trade this season. We
have double the usual stock, better as
sorted. More goods, especially for city
trade, bought cheaper AMI offered lower
than ever before. We allow no merchant
to undersell us, while in most goods we
show unparalleled Inducements A careful
cordially solicited.
IL / Wl1rn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Money to Loan.

We viii loan money IN any sum desired
on first class real estate security, from
three TO FIVE years time. We also buy
vendors lien notes
SoMMERvILLE & CHASE,
sos Main strpet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Blood

Is the life, end he Is wise who remembersit. But
In March OF last year (lssl) contracted blood
poison, and being in Savannah. Ga, at the time
went into the hospital there for treatment.
suffered very much from rheumatism at the
same { me did not get well under the treat
mcnt there, nor was cured by any OF the usual
means. | have now taken seven bottles OF
Swiftts Specific and am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through bolls on tho skin.
DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, n j., Aug. I, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Gentlemen Will please call at our store
and see our Sl2 suits, worth $40.
CHASE TRADING Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Jersey city, n j., Aug. I, 1885.

Two years ago contracted blood poieon. AZ
ter taking prescriptions from the best physi
clans here and at Dallas concluded to visit
Hot Springs, and on reaching TeNarkana doc
tor recommended me TO try Swifps Specific,
assuring me that 1t would benefit me more than
Hot Springs. Although the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Have used Tongaline In facial neuralgia
with happy effect, obtaining relief In
short time. @. A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D.,
Hardin, III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
A SUPERB
FLESH PRODUCER and TONIC |!
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover

Cures all blood anu Skin Diseases, Rheumatism
Scroinia, Old sores. perfect Spring medicine
II not In your market 1t will be forwarded on
receipt OF price. Small bottles, u 90; large
Essay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free MACON HEUTClEF coWPSEYa ''N'
MaCnn On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Five hundred patterns to select from
price l0c 10 $40, at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
"Don,t Buy Ulty PrnperI,,l

Or anything else in the real estate line
until you call on Litileiohn Martin, 2o5
Main street.
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H n LIE F !
FORTY YEARS A SUFFERED FROM
@ r. rEa "a JIG. .ER. .E3
Wonderful 10 Relate |

FOR FORTY YEARS / have been victim
TO CATARRH-three.f ourthe OF tho time sui.
ierer from ENCRUCIATTNG PAINS ACROSS
by FOREHEAD and Ny NOsTRILs. The dis.
charges were 80 ofoneivc that I hesitate to
mention IT, except for the good IL may do some
other sufferer, have spent a Young fortune
from my earnings during my forty years Of nuf.
tering To- obtain relief from the doctors.
nave lrled paten medicines every one 1 could
learn oi--irom the four corners of the earth
Win no relief. And AT LAST 81 years OF age)
nave met with remedy that has cured mo en-.
trely-lnauC me new man l weighed i2s
pounds and now weigh 1876 ] used thirteen
bottles o. the medicine, and the only regret
nave Ia that being In The humble walks OF life 1
may NOT nave Influence to prevail on all
Caturrh sufferers 10 use what mas cured me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Why continue to suffer with neuralgia
when the great cure, st. Jacobs Oil, can
be had2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

a Quiokenkieds, wpu nas u,N..
Tor some time with malarial
|aves this morning for Iowa 70
hsslsh Y ~ TIP falls he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

fectlye scene, anu tne -IosUsscA 1las,.s,.s
IL their aesthetic costumes win complete
charming stage picture. This opera
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Ginlnn's Pioneer Blood Remover.

HENRY CIIEVEs.
No. 26I Second ST., Macon, Ca
Mr. Henry Cheves. the writer OF the above
utormerly 81 crawford county, now OF Macon
caarrh. w. A HUFF,
Ex Mayor of Macon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

SHIT 70 rcc0Nnr $50 on VENDORS men on
property In lasggett's addition,
s---s--+--~---
unSr eteful Cohn.
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u. N. WOODSON,
County Attorney Fannin County
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19
Of Interest to Ladies'.

The new treatment for ladies' di
seases discovered by DR.. Mary A.
Gregg. the distinguished English
Physician and nurse, which has re-
volutionized the cntIre mode oftreat-
ing these complaints in England is
now being introduced INTO the U. S.
under a fair and novel plan.
Sufficient Of thw remedy for one
months trial treatment is sent free
to every lady who is suffering from
any disease common to the sex who
sends her address and IL Oct stamps
for expense, cbarges, etc.
1t is positive cure for any form
of female disease and the free trial
package is many times sufficient to
effect permanent cure. Full direc-
tons accompany the package (which
IS pnt mp in a plain wrspper), also
Price list for future reference. No
trial packages will be sent after Oct.
LIST. 1886. Address, GRraa REMEDY
Oom.AKr, PALxyRA, M s3-Iy
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19
A HccuIInr Portrait Of IIAEt.

There is only one portrait Of Able
Liszt with which he is pleased, and it
came to be made by accident. One even
ing. in Rome. Liszt was performing onc
Of his competitions with unusual in.
petuosity and power. The piano, says
an eye witness, sang and wept alternatel!
under his charmed hand. When ht
finished, the audience burst into a raI.
turous shout of Encore" AT this Liazt
pale and looking inspired. brusqucl,
leaped from his seat, turned around b.
the audience, with his back leaning
against the piano, his arms crossed OH
his breast. and his head thrown slight,
back. and gazed at them unmoyed for
moment with stern severity. II wa
while the master was in this sup-rb at
titude that Layraud. who CHANGED to u
present, seized his pencil and caught th'.
picture before him. When List saw il
afterwards he wa, delighted and he re-
peated the pose, though lie could not ~
peat the look in the artists studio mex
week. Paris Letter.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19
No Contest Wanted.

In q recent issue Of one OF th'
Prescott Sspsss We hsppeaed On sb'
following:
There is a.EOng talk in Mohavt
county OF conlrstiDg the removal o.
the county seat from Mineral Parl
90 Kingman.
This 10 news TO us. though il bas
always been understood that on
msst go away from bone to hear an!
DsSs. It is true tLat for few day
s.fssilf ,lttt.tp;I fH'D Until th'
official corft was dec Jared there wa.
more ~ less talk abOnS contestinl
The removal, Il great | ortiOn OF whicI
game from Jartles " 10 Lad 10 inter
est iu tue matter either ono way oI
the other. Bnt after the tTiciaI vOt
was declared shoSing 'hat klngma'
received "a votes. blackberry l3.
aod Mineral Park 80. nearly all op.
posiiion III. d vnt, aud has been grow
ing less day by day SINCE. Tue re-
turns show that forty more peep
voted for Biugnan tnan for Minera.
Park and HGckberry together.
IT bas bern n pastedl. said dnrin;
tbs campaign that none bat taxpaye! s
should bay. Losn allowed &c vOt. o.
the county seat question. Snppoe'
sucb bad Leen the case, how woul'
the vote have sto"d' We learn frou
the, Assessment Roll that thare ar
go taxpayers in this county, al
presuming for the sake OF argumeD
that the 90 men Tho voted for Nit.
sral Park Here all taxpayers, and ",
know that many Of them we're not
that place E0uld s;ll bavo lost til,
couGty 6. Il ~ large majority. The
same roasu.l"g applies tO the Hack
berry vote. Toe rcsalt Of the 81, c,ioI
SLOWS plainly that very larg'
majority Of tho taxpsying eitizrus
are in favor OF the removal Of ID,
county seat to Kipgmsu, and we %
not think they will be deferred from,
having it removed by the efforts OF
u few whose property inte rests liz II
Mineral Park. Ii is one Of the fun
dapeDtal prineiples Of our govern
mont that tee will OF the majoril,
Tuust prevail, 1t has never failed yet.
an 1t wi II not. even ia so small o
matter us The removal II a county
seat The people OF thus county
want nc contest On this matter. az d
those who are endeayorrng TO rr,yose
one had better look to the conss-
easaess of thsr sctiosA
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19
MINERS COLUMN.

A vein OF sixty fe t OF solid salt
has been struck; at Pert Huron, Mich.
Placer mining on the Yukon river.
Alaska, has paid we'll the past ssa.
son.
A company has been formed. IT is
said. to open and develop old lead
mines near Jacksonville. Ala. Lt-
Miners are still rushing to the re-
Gently discovered silver mines at
Stems Pass, on the Southern Pacific,
in New Mexico.
The Russian oil furnishes. IL IL
said, oolv 30 per cent of refined oil
against IS per cent furnished by
Pennsylvania oil.
The smelters at Laadvllle, Col
are now reducing nearly 900 tons ot
re day, and the stock o. ore is
'aily increasing despite the shipment
# abon, $50 tons a day to valley
smelters.
The Calumet & Hecla Copper Min,
'ng Company. OF Michigan. paid p
dividend Of S. per share on the l0th
The amonnt Of this dividend ia $500
100. aud makes S1,50O,OOG paId in
dividends this year by this ccmpsny:
and yet it hHs not been q good year
For copper mining.
PHGSrx. A. T.. December 10th.
There is great excitement here over
the late discoveries at the Phoenix
nine. Gave Creek District. Their
new tunnel is now 10 a ledge OF ore
i5 feet wide, assayipg SIS per ton.
This, with former developments, er-
poses a million tous of ore. and par.
las interested claim 1t is the largest
discovery on the Pacific Coast.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

|agElasEEIiZll1l[i]

Beyond question the cheapest and most
effective machiue of the kind now in Ass,
adapted 10 all grade, and ciassos of ore.
Thls machine has been Thoroughly tested
l"r She past tw years under great varsity
of conditions giving most extraordinary rs-
suits, fay IN advance Of anything svsr b.
fore reaiiZed. r
A recent competitive test made with the
fTTc al the Carlisle mine in New Mckee
showed an advantage Of 30 per cent in favor
U1 the Duncan. The amount saved over the
Frne being sufficient to pay the entire oost
Si tie machines nearly every month in the
year. s.
The following Ia an meration of its.
many advantages over all other machines;
ttBsT-its cOst IL not more than half that
OF any other II equal capacity, and the
weight is nearly 1000 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoNp--1he expense Of setting Cd In
running order Is not more than one third
that Of tbs Frur. or anv other belt machine
much less grading ard timber work being
necessary,
lHRD-ihe expenditure for repair is not
more than on, htth that OF any belt ma
chino, and tEev will last fully three times
As long. working under the same conditions.
FoURTH more than one-half the
sp CO IS reqUITed-a point uf great impor.
tance whore a considerable number are ussd.
fUTH-No special skill and very little
care IA necessary TO operate il.
SGATH-NO more water is required than In
furnished by the batteries.
SEyEETH-lt saves all the amalean, geld
or silver that escapes the batteries pans or
settIers-an invaluable feature, and claim.
ed by no other, making she machine worth
moro than II costs for this purpose alone
EIoHTH- A much coarSer grade of ore can
be ndied successfully than by any other
m"chine-a great advantage IN mana in
stances where fine crushing is not ne,csssrv
to eliminate the mineral.
NINIB-lt has no small and delioa te ms.
chhnInu. requiring nice adjus; ssent and the
closest attentiOn--an Insuperable objection
To all belt ard other forms OF msohines. INA.
king them unfit for the rougk service Of 4
quartz mill.
TESrH-Great simplicity Of construction
and small number Of wearing parts. Tho
whole machine IL comprised IN seyeuteeu
Iiecea' only three OF which are subject to
any speciM wear, and these oan be replaoetls,
At nominal cost. The Fruo has I3 pieoeSS
md some similar mach ines many more ma.
King complication Of parts that involves
constant repair andgreat expense In tbi.
way, as well as in loss of time
We are Rvhrethat the most sweepipo and
pretentiOus claims are made for nea,iv
every cnDcentrntor in the ma arkst, but h n
well-known flct tat the results of fbeir
operation have not In any instance made
good these claims. Th' advantages here ss,s
forth for the Duncan. As well as the state,
mem m7d", we ere prepared to substanti.
ate b7 nOtu 4 WORKING results.
Pr,ce. S2JD.s Weight, ahout ,7sop,
S,n EDr 1Ir ~ ~, Pt,ii, Ir,n Wal
RAEhlN, HRAYTON.& co,
- San Francisco, Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

Rcmarkiug On the fate u h p.2,
editor who was recently hang il
Oregon Tor numbering his grand
mother, or motherin-law, we forget
which, the San Francisco Alta says;
Does not the chronic deliuqneur
subscriber feel remorpe as that Ore
gon etito: falls through the trap will
a dull thudi II those who read his
paper had paid for it, our deceased
brother might at this moment b.
standing at tbe bar inviting the boy,
MP to DoiSteD. instead OF reporting
at another bar where everybody il.
dry
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19
I'm UodSe Of n sIck Man.
you've been SICK. hayI't your
"A triie--but-'

you've been SICK. hay.I't your
"A trihe--but-'
Don't be alarmed, I'm not going to ad.
.be you TO taks anythin; for IT,"
Thank you"
ave b." sick myself anl know now
t IL. Prople are awfu.ly good and kind
,rd sympathetic, but they always VIII
rc ,mmena you to take some new medi
me-
-Oh, they mean well"
When WAS sick hit upon a dolg
hat ma,r It mncI easier to get alyn (.
TDeueyer fellow came up and suggesG.
II that should try hypQpoponax Or
oInei"ing else, just pu led n bottle on
i'm and sal |. The very stuff I'm taking.
e thea considered, ,me ~ good as cured,
ithoul IN he was generally little disap-
.oiHiei 10 fin ! somebody else had got his
DIV &C in auell OF him"
Lend me your botLle."
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

Al the recent election Apache
county cast 9l8 votes, Cochise l, ,725.
Giia 5il, Graham Si3, Mchsve SIT,
Naricopa l.544, Pinal S04, Pima L.
564, Yuma 3J3. Yayspm 1,192 We
predict that at the next election Mo
have will double thus wear 2 vote.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

No man has ever risen in life and
attained any prominence or influence
who has been satisfied with eigbi
hours daily work. The career ofth'
successful American is a record oi
,hs triumpbs aud achievements Of
hard, uAceasiDg toll. The leaders il
this country have not been eight
boar men aud never will be--E1
change.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19
A Few Very Plain Thouxhts.

Some of our eastern literature makr
me sick. 1t is so overnice it is nasty
Do you know. the English have adde.:
sixty new skin diseases to the cataiogu,
OF cutaneous diseases throu .h excessiv,
That reminds one Of the state.
ment uf the philosopher, that he bathed
twice vear--if he needed it.--DUnn
Piatt in The Current.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

a rumor is a1oat that the Benson,
Arizona, smelter is going to resume
operations, and II tho report proves
trne large number OF men will be
given employment, and ore will be
shipped to Benson in great quaint
ties, which will revive busincss tbere
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

II IS generally conceded that the
isst issue Of the MoHAyE COUNTY
MINER was the best newspaper ever
published IN Northern Arizona. l,
will be still further Improve d. re-
gsrdless of expense, as its owner in
tends to make it the leading nswspa
per Of Arizona, after the removal OF
the Office TO Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1886-12-19

Ii ws have 10 heavy storms, so that
carpenters do not have TO quit work
on the bulldog, the frst issue Of the
MoHAyk GoUwrY MISER Will be issued
in our Bsw Office at kInguan on Sat
urday, January lat, 1897.