davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1886-03-14

Charlie Wong, dealer in all kinds of
French, japanese and Chinese goods.
Call and examine them. No. l7l5 Fergu-
son street.
, 1886-03-14

s., 100000 in First National bank, DEN
yer, says the S. NJ. s., is the best nickel
cigar in Colorado. Rice K Towslee have
them.
, 1886-03-14
Rep. woodburn,s Wife Dead.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-The wife of
Representative Woodburn, Of Nevada,
died in this city, after an illness lasting
several weeks.
, 1886-03-14

Remember the Fox coal is the best in
the city. Telephone No. 1853 to A. G..
McGregor, and get full weight.
, 1886-03-14

Grain, stocks and provisions boughtand
sold on margin every day at our office.
Checks for differences made promptly at
3 O'Clock. Nef Prentice 4 Co, 6 and 8,
Commercial block. Telephone No. CT.
, 1886-03-14

The largest stock Of hne braDdies, old
WHISTLES, choice hqueas and snPertine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1886-03-14

For RENT. Large front room, suitable
for office, over Vim Myers dry goods
store; steam heat Inquire at l.. X Bres-
nahen's meat market.
, 1886-03-14
ron SALE.

For SALE-Work horses, mules, sad
die horses, road teams and No. | Western
COW ponies. II. j. Ashley, Fishers hotel,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1886-03-14

WANTED.-A girl to do general house,
work. T. Dyer, corner Nineteenth and
Hill streets.
, 1886-03-14
wANTs.

For SALE.-Twelye ions of hay. In
quire of II. Haas.
, 1886-03-14

FoR RENT.-Ohces. furnished or I'M
furnished. S. b. futile, with i. n.
Warren.
, 1886-03-14

WAHTED.-A woman forgeneral house
work. Must be a good cook. No wash
ing or ironing. Apply at Leader office.
, 1886-03-14

WANTED-A irst-class and experienced
dining room girl at the Metropolitan.
None but frst-class need apply,
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
DIR. y. L. BoRDlCk.

Apspg al the successful esndi'
dates Ut the late election none hsvs
better right to feel highly compli-
nsn;ed than cur Coupcilmsn elect.
DR.. Il. L. Bnrdick. HIS opponent
WA q nan we'll and favorably known
throughout the county a. an able
and efficient business man OF consid
srable ability. Tho large majority
of votes received by DIR. Burdick is
uple evidence OF the esteem aDd
confidence in which he is held Dy the
people. It ia also evidence OF the
ak,Ay of freenen to discriminate
between men in the sslactiou Of their
representatives, Of their kDowledge,
from the past life and general bear
ing Of a man, to judge Of bis upright.
neas and reliability 10 law-naker
The people sre learning tho iitara'
sure Of freedom. They are learning
the nobleress, The responsibility
the saeredness Of their dnty; al
though we hsve -tiil much to learr
10 thar direction; although there ar'
sill many who will sell their honol
for msss Of pottage, or aiiuk o
" wh,sky. or 9 few dollars. the nuinbel
are rspidly diminishing. and integ
rIty and bonor srs growing IL th'
minds Of the American voters. Th'
election Of DIR. Burdick is proof o
this growing sentiment. No Sorthle
mao could have been elected. Up
right, intelligent and Trustworthy
the people have no cause to fear bn
that thsir hest interests will be sers
ed, 40 far 40 the voire. the influence
and the vote OF Dr.. Burdick can sc
conplieh il.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
Oftuterest to Ladies'.

The new treatment for ladies' di
sessss discovered by DR.. Mary A..
Gregg. the distinguished English
Physician and nurse, which has rc-
volntionized the entire mode OF treat-
ing these complaints in England is
now being introduced into the q. s..
under q far and novel uiur
Sufficient OF this remedy for one
months trial treatment is sent free
TO every lady who is suffering from
any disease common to the sea VITO
sends her address aud ID Get clamps
for expense, charges, ete.
II ia a positive cure for All! furm
Of female disease and the free trisl
package Is many times sufficient to
effect q permanent cure. Full direc-
tions accompany the package (which
is put up 10 plain wrapperl, also
I.sice list for futur. refer-uce. No
trial packages will be sent after lci,
lst, 1855. Address, GRRss REMEDY
GoxPAsY. PALMYRA. N. Y. 3-1y
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
THE Count.

Some persons with whom we hsve
eonvsrssd upon the subject, have ex-
pressed the idle fear that our Board
Of Supervisors will, on to-uorrow,
refuse TO connt the vote, or cast ont
certain precincts 30 a. 10 infect the
result Of the election, so FAR. as Ger
tain officers are concerned. The
las 6xes tie dn.y Of the hoard
whIch il purely minists aud not
Judicial, aud makes 1t their plkin
duty to count tbs vote and declare
the result. II in also their duty TO
receive aud Gle any protests that
may be offered by any eiector; bat
the exercising Of any judgment upon
the suficiency OF snch protesss do
wolves upon the courts, before which
sny question u contested election
may afterwards be brought. The
board will do their duty in the nst-
tar. as fixed BY ew, and any contests
which msy sris6 will be decided by
tie proper courts. We do not be
ieve, however. that there is anything
w be contested, ss Va believe tue
election was conducted ON the squsrs,
and that no reasonable man will OBJ
isct TO submitting to its result.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
The Parent Of Insomnia.

The pnlrl,t of insomnia or 9akefulncss Is
in nips easps pri Of ten dyspeptic rs''isact,
Good digestion giveS sound sieep,indiaestton
iuterteres With 1t. Tbs brain aud stomach
symi,hihizs. One Of ihs prominent syrnp-
toms uf weak stats Of tbs gastr:c organs
is disturbance If the great rsre entre'
pot, ghe bSair. Invieorsts sae stomach,
and yon 70 tore equilibrium s'' the great
centre. 4 mott reliabl. Ds.ssstne for tie
purpose is HoIstltter's Stomach Bittera.
which il far preferable 10 minera! seda'ives
and powerful marco ties, shIci, tlpush they
may for time erert > sopoTiac influence
upaa the brain. soon cease 10 act, and ia'
vsn-bly in!us- ti,e tone ol tho ssorssch'
The Bitters, on sh. contrary, restofe aetiy-
iiy 10 the operations Of that all i,aportant
organ, ud their beusdcent inhueiioe Is
reelected in sound deep and tranquil state
II tho ntryVng assteln, Wholesome iiri,
petu. ia likewise given to the Hatiea Of til.
liysr ano b,asels by IL, u-s.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

Samuel Grey, a dsfanlting pension
clerk at philadelphia, has been SET
tepced to FIVE years. imprisonment +.
Three men were killed By 3 rail-
road accident nesr Rogers Pass, b.
G., on Sunday. ..
Fred Archer, the English jockey,
has committed suiclde.
A sisie Of siege has heen proclaim
cd throughout Bulgaria.
It Is reported from London that
there are serious differences between
Minister Phelrs and Secretary Bay
ard.
Prince Wa.deUIar. of Denmark,
has been elected to rule over Bul-
garia.
Two regiments Of militia have been
ordered ont to suppress the strike at
tho Chicago stockysrds.
Arthur Orton, the Tichborns
claimant, has been arrested al
Brooklyn, charged with an sttomp,
to frsudulsntly diaw & pension from
the United States Government.
LasreLce Dongyan successfully
| jumped from tire Niagsrs suspension
bTids~
| There ia much gossip at Washing
ton aiIopt Hnrfisaa's successor a.
Chairnan Of tbs Ways aud Mean,
COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Cleveland hss seain refused
to meet tilr daughter Of jeff Davis.
Iloebs will contest the election
II Carlisle 10 tho Sixth kentnck,
-, r;rt
Since Angnst 18th the naticna
bsn.. have presented for redenp
ton nearly S4O.OoO.Ooo Of three-psr
cent boads.
Express Messenger FiothiDghati
bs6 been indicted at st. Louis to
completely 10 the recent train rob
bsry near that city.
Marshal McBse shot several col
orsd men. two fatally, at TchuIa
Mississippi, CO Thursday.
/ r. J. Fabrshgm. a Boston broker
has been arrested st New York on
charge OF smbezzhng $1,000.
4 Unlsss money can be obtsin",
from the Government, the Bsrtbo!d
ssstaa 10 likely 10 remain in dark
ness for aone tiips TO come.
Latest particulars Of the killing 0
young Noon, the Santa Rosa law
yer. show that he was shot for bi
alleged intimacy with the wife o
one Of his slayers.
Roderick Grant was murdered n
| Antelope, Oregon, by horse THE
whom he had arrested.
Mrs Lena Deacon. oi Ssn Fran
cisco died at Nevada City from a
overdose Of morphine.
i The Chicago anarchists are work
| ing hard 70 sscues DsW trial
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

The Island OF Barbados il ths
,uost denseiy populated part Of the
earth. This island, with an area al
i0O.500 acres, contains U population
OF over 175,000 souls, that ls to sas
an average OF no less than 1,e5i
people TO each Of its 16G sqTern
miles OF territory. The ChInsEe
province Of Ksapgsu, which was d,
Que tl,ue ignorantiy imagined TO Le
the most uneomfortabiy crowded
district nntier the sun, contains bui
$50 moon eyed celestials to the
square mile; whils East Flanders
in Belgium. the most thickly popn
isted neighborhood in Europe, can
boast OF only T05 Inhabitants to the
square mile.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
cav.s,. saa Col.rsA. :. i.

u IL now pretty osrta;a that fAe
Csysnn sius Color ado railrosi il sooss
n have an dstIet 10 southern Calf
fo,tnia. II yDquires bpt glance =
tbp map of cklifosnia y Observe tlS
isnportsnss of this hue, although Il
has only been con.idsred 10 Z
drsamy wsy until now. Large
Iqusnsit~,oi 10. sfs os tho Erouad,
and ~ sn,su ~ ihs gradsrs csn SsHk
ON .h. iyv~st The evas,,ncsipr VIII
bs rrsnm.'i The road hfs its isrni-
nus Il O~s6's lake. ab.ut ninety
milss norsb oi Moiave. II 10 sasti
thas Basstox, on the Atlsoiic and
Psciac, 10 the objsciivs point OF the
iiIs. and ihat II viii b. reached in
thu courss Of the next six months
ID. o. Mills 10 largely interested il
th. roxd, which il DO small affair. II
has nearly 800 miles Of uack. tn.
6n,s division is fSom Mound House,
Nss., Il, Csndslsris, l5S wlles, aud
tb, second division IL from Junction
New. to tbs California Ststs line, 3a
miles, whils the third division u
from the Stxis line to ksalsr. Coi,
nssr Owen's lake, l07 miles. The
railroad cotnpsDy own valuable mn
srsl deposits. aone Of which are be
ing eyaporatsd from the waters OF
Ow-p's laxs. When tho huc Is com
pl.hed 10 Barst1w ihs Car-ou and
Colorado will have direct connection
with tue southern ports, reaehips
San Diego over the California south.
ern, and Santa Monica aud San Pc
dro over the Southern Pacific lines,
Mono ana inyo counties anticipate
boom rs the result, Of the proposed
extension.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

During the yacht races betssen
the May flower and Genesta. the
New York World displayed nauii-
cal paaorans. that occupied the au
tire front OF their building Two
yachts could be seen moving across
a sea OF green CANVASS, with all their
sails set and Hags flying. The pro
gress and relative positions OF the
two greet yachts were accurately
shown, and thousands Of spectators
watched the contest with evident sat
isfaci;cp.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
The Overland Nspthiy.

The Overland Monthly" for No
vsmber will contain Judge John h.
Boalt's very important article npon
the Silver Question. Judge Boalt Is
President Of tbs newly organized
Overland Monthly" Company, with
Irving NJ. Scott, Ex.Gov. Geo. 9,
Perkins. Prof. Martin Kellogg. L. L.
Baker and j Mcdonald an Directors,
President Holden. Of the State
University. contributes Il scientific
article. photography the Servant Of
Astronomy" with especial reference
to the Lick Observatory plan oi
making photography speciality oi
Pacific Coast work. g..
The Overland Monthly's" new
serial of Southern California begins
,u this November number, aud is en-.
titled, I'm Sleepy Hollow Country
by that rising young writer, 5. V
Sheridan. Jr. 1t il a story Of tbt
Ojai region and the Potrere La Car
pa.
Lsonard Kip tells pstbetic story
OF the mines, Little hiddeford; !
and a neG writer. Edward Ingle
contributes romantic tale n
Raleigh Lost Colony. Anoog tht
sketches ~ II most graphic account
Of Tombstone. Arizona.
The Mexican l,croines, 'Chata snt
Ubinits." arnye Vt another cbaptel
in ,llo;r eventual history. This stoi ]
has attracted favorable attentin.
from the beat critics.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
DRESS REFORM FOR LADIES

Our new book, just out, entitled,
"DREss REFORM FOR LADIES'" with
elegant wood engraving aud Bio
grsphy OF WoRrH, THE KING or FASH
Iox, PARIS; sent FREE Ito Ladies'
only on receipt of 4 cents in stamps
to pay postage.
We also want lad, agents for our
CELEBRATED MADAME DEANS SPINAL
SUPPORTING ConsErs. No experience
required. Fonr orders per day give
the agent $50 monthly. Our agents
report from four to twenty sales dsi-
". bend at once for terms snd foil
particulars. $500 outfit free.
LEWIS ScnIsLE Il Co., 800 Broad
way, New York. jnnl-6m.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
WASHINGTON I.ETTER.
,r.ox ous araul.a coasrsrosprsr)
u .ssr.osos. No, ). isas.

srEom orR aEaULAa coEsEsroNpxHT)
wAssIsoros. Nov 3. 1855.
Ere this lsttsr reaches yon the
sIsctious will have decided the polik
icai compiexioa ~ the fiitie,h Con
Rress and marked the end Of cam
Ipaigu which hRs distorbed the resi-
dents oi this city very aiigbtly.
Hltbongh the contest has beep highly
interesting 10 many parts Of the
country. Washington 10 at this mo-
men, very unique city TIE osis
ous ~ she Quilted Stases which does
not echo the shontA of coptsuding
tsctions. There wss quits . mum
ber Of rscing men here during ths
week, who cursed the weather that
spoiled their business, but few poll
ticisns could be seen. All tbs csn-
didates, too, were in the field. A
glar ce ut tn. register in the Honss
post Office ut the Capitol shows ths.
there are only two Congrsssa-n 10
Washington to-day tsisction dayI.
They happen to b. Singleton. oi
Mississippi, and W@lborn, of Texas,
who failed Of nominstion.
After this week the processioa
bsck 70 Washington will begin.
Statesmen, ,deinagogne-, men Of idesR.
Representative. Judges, Gensrsiii,
Presidential ssp raDts. Iohb, ,.is and
Office seekers. big aud Iittis. will oil
be here 10 less than month.
The shortness Of what 10 known ~
the "short session" Of Congress,
which must end by the 4th OF March,
is already be~Mled IN advance, from
the prospect of busty Legislation snd
the neglect Of many and impcrisn,
m.asures. AZ Senator Morrili re-
marked n few dsys ego, "thers are
always grave and serious questions
before Congress As 10 The probs.
Liiiry Of sn!thing being scconrlisL-
cd this winter, La seemed .lonbtful.
He saii. fnrihsr, that the Democratic
party did not seem to have adopted
sny definite policy, except on one
subject. aud sven that the Tariff
il did not seem TO care whether II
had n following or not.
An it seems Impossible to get Cen
gr, So to meet esrlier. il II 10 be
hoped thut ii eiii, At least, vote this
wiiites on the proposed an,sndmen,
to the constitution prolonging the
second session nn,ii April 30. Tbs,
wCaId place Inauguration day on
the same date, bes.des the bieunisl
benefits in prolonging the ridicu'
iously brief period Of Congressional
labor, G.iicb Is really only about two
months after the holiday recess. An
svan later date than the 30th OF
j. Ill would bs desirable. bnt as tha,
day h.s historical association with
the inauguration OF the first Pfesi
dent TO strengthen lis changes, il
will doubtless be safer to make the
tight upon II. p.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

A printer don't rush 70 the doctor
every time he Is ont Of "sorts." Nor
to the baker when be is ont of ''p;."
Nor to hell when be wants tb~
devil" Nor TO the wood pile when
he wants O '.s,ick." Nor TO the Bible
when be wants 4 good ''rule.' Nor
TO the gun shop when be wants &
shooting stick" Nor 10 the cabinet
shop when he wants furniture" !"
Nor 10 the bank when hs wants
"quoins." Nor 10 girl when he
wants press" Nor 10 a lawyer
when be- has ''dirty case" Nor to
. butcher when be zsuas 'phat."
Nor TO pump when he's dry and
has ten ceuts in his pocket.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

Curouar's jury at Rio. W,scon-
SIN, found that Wells, the brakeman,
was responsible for the recsnt aces
dent on the st. PanI road.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

The United States revenue steamer
Manhattan ioundersd OF New. Hsv.
.a, Conn. and bsr crew oftsensy-6vs
cisn were lost.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

II ls s.por'sd that Randall will
pa, iyrwsrd Jaiss Burar, u Ms
souri. fog Spsaker IL the .is1t
House.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
"BailifY," said an Arkansas lad,

'Bailiff," said an Arkansas Judge
one day last week to the officer in
charge Of the jury, will you please
inform the jnry that there will
be /. horse race in Merrick's past,.re
q. Z o'p'aok" The jary had been
oft for fnrty-eight fiuurs, but Ia
less than thirty minutes they came
into court with Q verdict
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

Bn,te. ~ T.. is Il city Of 10000
peor,l.. entirely dependent on min
ing. five thousand miners beng EN-
pIoysi.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

nm1 Ofor working people. send 10 cts
III Milf fpostsge. and we will mail Won
rBsE royal. valuable sample box
of goods that will pub you in the way of
YOU ever thonpht plssible al my business.
Capital not required, Yea oan livea home
and work IN silsrs time only, or all the time.
all pt hath sexes, Of all ages. grandly sao-
cessfol; 10 cents to u earned every evening.
That all Who want to work may test the
business. we make this unparalleled offer.
To all who are not well satisfied We will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble Of writing "a.
Fall particulars, directions, etc.. sent free.
Immense pay absolutely aere foS all who
start at once. pon't delay. Address STix-
BON Co., Portland. Maine,
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

W., fs.araal ksvspue enliectious
-'ser iSs2 woa,d have more than
-afsicad - pay n tina aptin .anvnsi
s,..hf
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

Jssss H. Lord, a newspaper man.
committed suicide at Hartford. Con-
neciicut, Thursday. r..
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

The mining outlook OF M,havs
county is better to-day than FOR
twenty years.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
EVERYBODY INVITED.
FOR SALE,

A splsudid Stock Range known Us
the Cienega Ranch. about half way
between Yucca aud Signal. viii
support 1900 head or more. /; has
never beeo fed of and has plenty o!
shade trees and water. For iUr,her
information irquire on the rfcgIses
HgsAs bow AN.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

The belief that the Bulgarian com
pllcstiobs will lead 10 Eusopean
war il growing IN Eugisud.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
~----s--.------------------
THE N MAJORtTlES.

The major1Jes Of the several coun
ty of;cere elect. ss far as can be Is
csrtained until the official connt is
made, are ~ follows:
couxcnasv.
u. l.. Enrdick. X ll6
AssEMBLYnAS.
T. r. Collins. ID l29
COUNTY Jrper.
w. q. Blakely, r 81
SHERIFF
Robert StseD, Il Is
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Eb. Williams, r 136
TREASURER.
Daniel Smith, d "a
RECORDER.
H Backsbaum, ID ~
COUNTY CLERK.
II. II. Watkins, r LA
sUrrHvrsoss.
j. II. johnson, r 1913
J. L. Nelson, b lW
FOR THE COUNTY SEAT.
The vote stands:
Mineral PARK, 50
blackberry. llS
KingmaD, 26l
These are the fgnres, not inoiud.
ing Cedar Valley. Music Mountain
and the Willows, which three pre-
cine,s polled. altogether "a votes,
bat of whieL We have no fail retorns.
Upon the vote OF these three pre-
ciuets depends the ofics of AssaAsor
sna Ruhlse Aaninistsatoe.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
Waterfall Nssea,
Willard 10 negotiating for the Ore
gon and CxliforniA railroad.

The Austrian Explorer. Hinkls
mann. hss been killed by au African
chief. Xix
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14

t'sad's Extract, the Peoples Remedy
II no, only aroiJs immediate relief from
psiu, but i. a peruapsnt core for many dis'
,,,4tara .. 7.-.
Mohave County miner., 1886-11-14
xIysh LEGIsI.ATURE.

The members Of the Four,esntl
Legislative Assembly arc ss follows,
COUNCIL.
Graham Geo. II. Stevens, Demo
crat.
Pnns--C. X Drake. Republican.
Pinsi-J. w. Anderson, Demonrsi.
Gile p. q. Robertson. Democrat.
Cochiss IL. w. Blum, Democrs,
Msricopa--L. H. Goodrich, Re.
publican.
yama-A. Lyons. Democrat.
Apache y. II. Breed. Democrat.
Yayspai nc. b. Foster, Democrat.
Mohave Il. L. Burdick. Rspubli
can.
Souihern District w. q. Watkins.
Democrat.
Northern District "A. Cornwall,
Democrat #
Democratic 0, Republicsus 8,
Grabsm--D II. Wiog. Democrat
Pina --R. N. Lesthervood, II. w.
Purdy, Democrats; A. A. Bean, G.. r.
Wores, A. McKsy, Republicans.
Pinsl-A. J. Doran. Republican.
Giis--Eugens j. Trippel, Demo
crs..
Cochise +. w. Heyne. J. NJ
Bracewell. Scott Write. r. l.. Peal
Denccrsts, A. G. Richards, Repub
licaD.
Msricopa j. Y. T. Smith. Repub,
lican; Sannel Webb, Democrat.
Yuma Charles Baker, Rspnbli
can.
Apacas-,J. A. Adamson. james
Scott. Democrats.
Mobsve--P. +. Collins, Democrat
Ysvapai-A. u. Oliver. w. H. Ash.
ursi. q. q. FELTON,, J.. j. Fisher. II
+ Andrews, Democrats.
Democrats II, Republicans Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-18
A rtnIltni atosE 1n1s,, mont.

The following from the Weston Repub.
lican shows that II paysto raise good stock /.
A few years since ]. 9. Vandetvort invest.
ed in an Hereford bull, at cost Of about
$500. Now he has on hand sixty.three
half.bfed heiiers that will be two years
old In the spring, and thirty that will be
yeatllngs In the spring. Healso has thirty
steers that will be two years old In the
spring, and twenty.three that will be year.
linVs, two thoroughbred bulls and two
that viii have hall and thtee.quattet bred
calves In The spring, The llrst bull he
bought, which will be four years In the
spring, now weighs loo pounds, aud has
been Kept back BY scant feed In order 10
make him available fot breeding purposes.
Mr.. Vandefv6Ft has never sold his bull
calves at ten months old for lees than from
500 10 SO. He has already realized enough
from such sales 10 more than repay him
for bis original Investment