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Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
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WnIIAAs. March Shortly sfuu mid
night freight train pulled oct Of thi.
p'ses going vest. II bad entered Josnson',
Canon, travelling Ave or six miles an hoar
. beng an upgrade. A. this point III
railway track runs along one sf tie sid.
wallis Of the canyon. midway between ~
top and bsttoa- whsn the train vas few
lengths vest VI the bridge and near thu
tuunsl. hugs rock, estimated ~ vslph
twenty tons, beoaas loossusd frum,ths tor
walls Of the canyon. Falling With terrific
fofos. IL struck the s1eans full in ,hs o~n.sr,
and hurled ., With one blow dsvu |. dsp,b
VI one hundred and hfty feet into shs shssm
below.
II vac dark, and deep snov lay ON the
Rroabd. When tho conductor. who vas In
ms eabooss. heard ths cra.h and ran to the
forward part Of the train, be found the On.
G'ts and two freight cars gone down the
psce.psce, and third ear banging over the
edge. vhsrs it had becn checked w the
coupling CHAINS. The rock tha: had done
The mischief lay asr1ss the track. which
had bsen torn ny for tho length of three
rails.
on the sngins bad been Engineer Sind.
ford and Fireman Mills, while q brak sman,
named Costello, vas known - have been
s'insvhsrs on the forward cars. when
sssrca was made the engineer and br.ks.
man wore fosnd both sealded, bat not
otherwise seriously injured. The dead b,,dy
Of tee fireman. Mills, vas discovered with
his bead mashed TO pulp. Hs mus, have
been killed instantly. The sst.bound ex.
press train Vas but sLort distance l.shind
the freight when ths accident happsssd
and had to wal. until the track was clear
ed. The roek was Of s1eh an enormous
size that II had to BE- blasted before II
could b removed.
Nothing Is known here abont the dead
fireman, Marion Mills. further than that he
10 q brother 81 Trainmaster Mills. Who was
formerly Ut ationed at winslow. -FL,sstad
Champion.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

lingo Richards is having mill supplies,
quicksilver, etc., hauled from Present. to
his mill At signal. Whom this mil docs
start up IL will be for . long run, ~ 1t is
claimed there 10 ore enough In sight 10 the
n,ins to keep the mill running for three
years.
Chas. kichardssn has str. Of
lead ore on the Silver Palace, q nswly To-
Gated claim near Chloride. I, iies, Jest
north o: the Alfalfa mine.
The event Of the week in aiming circles
has been the successful termination Of ne
Rotistions for the transfer Of the south half
Of the Franklin mine On Stockton Hill 70
San Francisco parties for large sum- We
refrain from giving particulars until the
desd has PASSED. -
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
Notice Of Forfeiture .

To b. w. WAsHrH and RicHAED SrxsLNs
You are hereby notified that l hay.
expended 40 in labor and improvement.
upon tho starks and Ewing mining claim
situated in ths wsilapsi Mining Dist riot
in the county Of Aohave, Territory Of Ari
IONA. and duly recorded in the mining
records OF said county. in order To hold SAID
prsmises sndsr this provisions Of n ctioI
2aA Revised Statutes Of the United States
beng the amount required to hold tbs same
for the yesr ending December 81, 1884.
And you are further notified IL
proportion Of said expenditure du. .ror.
you Ii $40 each, Lawful. money Of tbs United
States, and IL within ninety days after the
Publication Of this notice you fail or REFUSE
TO contribute your proportion of such Of.
psnditure a. co-ownsr, your interest IN said
claim viii become the property Of tbs IN
dspigned under said Section 1924.
II. Mosss.
Mineral Park, Nov. q. 1885.
Nov29.S0d.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

la the County Court Of the County Of
Moha,e, Territory Of arizona.
In ths matter Of the estate Of Martin
Burns. deceased.
Neiies IL hereby given by the under.
signed, executor Of the last will OF said
Martin Burns, dscsSsed, 10 tie creditors Of,
and rll persons having claims against ths
said deceased. tn exhibit them. with TIE
nscs Sr'iry voucbers, within ten months ~.
ter the Erst publication 81 this police. 10 the
said executor at his store in which the post.
ONCE il kept, opposite the Court House in
Mineral Park, Nohaye county, Arizona
TERRITORY. the same being bis pIacs of bust
nsss and the place for the transaction Of
the business Of said estate.
Dated February 4th 8. u. 1886.
WIZ. NJ. KarDKn,
Executor.
j. w. SrHPHyNsos,
Attorney for Rxecutor.
Isb.T-<w.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
STOP THAT COUGH.

By using DR.. frazier's Throat and Lung
Baisam--ths only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds. Hourseness and Sore Throat, and all
diseases Of the throat and lungs. DO not
neglect = cough. II NAV prove fatal. Scores
and hundreds Of grateful people owe their
lives 10 DR.. Frazisr's Tbrost and LING Bal
sam, and no family will ever be without il
after once using it, and discovering its mar
yei'us pJwcr. II in put up in large family
bottles and sold for the small price Of Is
oents per bottle. .-
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO,
Aag5o-ly CLBTELlso. o
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
R~adisg Notices.
.subser BE- for the Msn..

.subser be for the Msh..
Fresh APPLES at the drugstore.
For the best cixxrx in town 90 70 the
drugstore.
Just ices biahks Of all kinds printed and
for sals nj this oftce.
A fresh supply Of ornugss and coal oil on
hand At Watkins Bros.
Tobacco chswss are notified that fn~h
supply Of the tLest brspds af chewing TO-
bacoo has juss bssn opened at Watkins
Bros. drugstore.
The MISEs for the ensuing year will be
much Improved IN mspy Tsspscts. End will.
- usual. contain all tDs lstsst sua nst
reliable aiming news II the county. Nos
10 the time to Subscribe.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

Beyond question the cheapest end most
effective machine OF the kind now In use,
adapted to all grades and classes Of ore.
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for tbs past two years under great variety
Of conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, far IN advance Of anything ever be-
fore realized. ...
A resent competitive test msae With the
Fruo at the Carlisle mine in New Mexico
showed an advantage Of 30 per cent In favor
Of the Duncan. The amount sayed over the
Frus being sufficient to pay tho entire oost
Of the machines nearly every mouth in the
ysar.
The following is an enumeration of IL,
many sdysn lagos ovor all other machines:
Pipsy-lts cost Is not moro than half that
Of any other Of equal capacity, and the
weight 10 nearly ], OoJ pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoSD-The expense of setting 1p In
Running order IL not more than one third
that Of tho Frue, or any other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
TMKD-- The expenditure for repair is not
more than ons.ffth that of any belt ma
chine, and they will last fully three times
40 long. working under the same conditions
FouErn-Not moro than one-half the
space il rsquirsd-a point Of great impor-
lance whore coz, dsrabls number are used.
fIyTa--No special skill and very little
care In necessary to operate u.
SuTn-No more water IL required than 10
Furnished by the batteries.
SyyEsrH--lt saves nil the ama!9am, geld
or silver that escapes Tho batteries, pans or
ssttlers--sn invaluable feature. and claim
cd by no other, making The machine worth
more than it costs for this purpose alone.
EfoHTH-. A much coarser grade OF ore can
be b tndled successfully than by any other
sl.. oh s.dy as. tx. -,
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
TO YOUNG LADIES.

II your life is made a burden owing 10
Blackhezds. Pinpies and other eruption
on the ftee. nsrriua your beauty and caus.
ina 10 much caacrin, il Is no longer neces-
sary 90 endure ii. Dr.. flaeg's Family
Ointment viii certainly rem We ~, spcb
b,smisli-s. and leave ypIr Skin Soft. Smooth
md be..nt'ful. Sold by Ill druggists. and
mailed on receipf Of price, Z5a.
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO.,
Aae31-l,. CLEVELAND. ONO.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

Frazier's Boot Dit ,srs Act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the b,veis opsn
and regular. make the weak strong. heal the
lungs, build up ths nerves. and cleanse the
blood and system Of eySry impurity. Sold
BY drugeists. Price $I.0o, OF six bottles
sent by express prepaid for $500.
FRAZIER MEDIC NE CO.,
CLyvELisp, ONO.
An93C-iy.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
Local Brevities.

No eastern mail yesterday.
LosilArd's Climax and PAGES Toksy
Chewing Tobneco 1T the drugstsrs.
!. Whist " tho reason we don't hear any.
thing more xbo0t tho Kinsmsn sownsitsS
Mos snow Tor abouta eoapis Of hours
on Wednesday, but Is ilvapisbsd under the
next days ssn.
The Prescott CourisF 10 responsibIs foI
the assertion that county courts arc v'rss
than poor mines.
Msssss. Crozisr and H,l listsr brought In
band Of beef cattle for our butcher last
Sunday from the TruIton Springs ranch.
The Arizona Journal. Miner In Publishing
fearful lot Of very sick poetry ~ Of late
,evssks. Give 10 an intsrmission. Brother
Martin. 80
Miss Kats @. Cornell, the handsome and
accomplished young schoolmarm from the
Big Sandy, Is visiting the family Of Jadas
BiaksIy.
Thomss Haileck, of Aubrey Landinx, ons
Of oar prominent cattle men Ia Suffering
severely from sp old Runsiaot
~ornd 10 tho knee.
Prescott peopie have Only hnd two short
rccpths' expsrierce with their salary bill.
bat tLsy are already kicking about the in
crsassd expsass to tbs county.
We notice that several VI our young men
have sprsosd up considerably during the
last day or two, sors Of hem even going TO
tbs length of wearing their Sunday clothes.
Eegs ara selling at fftssn cents par dozen
in Albuquerque, but they stiIi range from
Afty ssnts TO dollar dozsL here. Il must
be- & to freight that makes them como 70
high. r..
The supre,ns Court Of this Territory met
ri Tucson last Mon day for an adjourned
isrm. before this Close of which the legality
Of tie county courts will probably have
bssa sstslsd. ss
Miesss H. Y Sharpe, Of Jackson, Mick.
ssA n. Brown, Of Detroit. arrived in town
On Friday morning. and will remain three
OF fonY weeks. They arc tbs guests Of Mrs.
). w. Haksly.
Joseph Quaid IL engaged in repairing the
damage done 70 the NrsEs offios by the
storms Of this winter. He viii cover ID.
bsiiding With coat Of lime plaster, and
n aSantess that futnrs storms will not sf-
fest ~. ~
A correspondent Of the Albuquerque
Jearnsi savs that the nsoddy condition Of
tbs Rio 0rsuds In due TO the fsct that j. @.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
NERVOUS DEBILITATEl

NWueFerN from early iDdi-cfetiUns IL
cesses. etc. II you vii send me your name
and address, l will send you by return msii
. treatise ON tho esusS and euro of Nev-
vous EHhaustfsn, Lost MssksSA.
Loss Or Mrmery, Dimness Or W.
stss. and all Other sympsoms arising from
ssif-sbus~. overwork or study. keglsct,
cruises tpsaslty and early death. Ad.
dress r. W. Rsss. SIS fsltss street,
Br~skly y. n. Y.
Ssp201y
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
. Mesl Stations.

Mes1 Stations.
Through tickets to all the principal cities
east and vest on sale at tho following sta.
tons. Albuquerque, Hoibrook, winalov,
Flagstaff. Peach Springs, Kingnan, Pros
colt sud tho Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
STATIONS

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Tine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

Gl000 000in presents given away.
kXlItlIlllS Send Us 8 cents postage,
WAooloOoan bv mail you will got
FREQ package Of goods Of large value that
will start y'u in work that will at once
bring you in money faster than ANYTHING
else in America. All about the 500, 900 In
presents with each box. Agents wanted
ever, whore. Of either rex. of all sgcs. for all
the time. or spare time only, to work for us
at their own homes. Fortunes for an work.
ers absolutely assured. Don't delay. H.
HALlrTr 4 Co., Portland, Maipe.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

Sabscribers 10 this paper will confer 0
f-vor bv sending notice If any irreaul.rit,
In its delivery to this ofsico
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14
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author. ..+..
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An exhaustive treatise on Sex gal Excess
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their treatment snd cure: also brief leo
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Price ti.50. Fully illustrated and elegant
ly bound. containing over 2hD pages.
This wonderful book reveals the inner.
most secrets Of nature. and ID, In fact =
key which opens the book Of knovled9s and
plncks leaves Of healing from the tree oi
life. Il treats 81 snbjscts which arc Of Inn.
nsnss value 10 every man, woman and child
in the land. and will. in ell probability.
sxvs years Of sickness and fortunes In doc.
COR bills. Agents wanted svsrywbsrs, both
male and female. Send ut oucs and got
agents circular.
fTThs Samaritan Esrvins can always be
found at Watkins Bros. diugstores.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

NEW ADvERTIsEsiEN Ts
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-14

spesiAl notices In tbs reading columns Of
thS Nysss Gill b charged at the rats ei
res Costs pr line for ssah insertion.
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Statistical.

The statistican is an authority whom
none dare dispute. With the digestive
powers of an ostrich. and the absorbent
quality of a sponge, he sucks facts and
figures down his esophagus as easily as a
juggler swallows swords. He reduces the
world to the size of pot-checse, and
holds 1t in pair of calipers. Every inch
Of its territory is as familiar to him as
the patches on an old coat His general
izations are as broad rs the spirit of
Catholicity, and his assertions are as
sweeping as the power of faith.
Prof. Johann Won Zificr has prepared
a table of statistics lately of unique
interest. With no intent to deceive he
puts the population of the United States
at 60. 600, 900 souls. Out of this number
we are told 1000 commit suicide every
year. One shudders TO think of the
awful fate that would befall the me-
tropols, were there no increase in
population, for at the above death-rate,
New York would be depopulated in H.
TT years.
The next item shows the enormous
consumption of beer. If the beer drunk
by the average German were stored in
barrels, at the end of twenty years they
would equal in bulk the Cheops pyra.
mid. Then If the hoops should burst,
and the beer escape, it could easily iloa
q barge, or flood town.
Following, we have the statistics Of
notation. Every man of tempcrat,
habits winks 1858. 800 times q year
Prof. Won Zitler estimates that politi-
clans wink round million in excess of
this number, and an alarming increase
is noted on the part of bald-headed
men who bcguilc their time at the
comic opera. No less interesting, per-
haps, are the figures VIII oh follow, Civ
ing the exact number of wooden-leggcd
men in Hong Kong. We also read
with absorbing interest that the rat
crop in Norway has increased ID per
cent. since 1885, and that $3.50, 81 tracts
are distributed among the Zulus every
month. Other figures are given which
excite reflection. We may briefly note
the number of feathers OH hen Co.
464,) the amount of sunlight dflused
in interstcller space, the population Of
the globe ut the time OF the flood
(estimated). and the number of pills
swallowed annually in hospitals.
Prof. Won Ziler's table is OF inestim-
able vaule TO science. 1t is the result
of years Of patient labor and his in
dustry is warmly commended by those
who appreciate the difficulty and
magnitude Of his task. -Harold Van
SantUOord, in Life.
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Woman Does Well I'm Medicine.

The Philadelphia Times says there
are eight women physicians in that
city whose annual practice averages
$40, 600 each, twelve whose income
averages above $40, O00 and twenty-five
who average $4,000 each. And yet
women who have sought to enter the
medical profession in Philadelphia have
met with more opposition there than
from any other city in the country.
The opposition come from the male
physicians, They claimed that women
never acquire skill enough to deal with
a fever or a fracture. Besides. they
feared to have their field invaded by
women. Possibly they had n latent
fear that women might make n success
of the profession. This has proved to
be the case. There are now $500
women with first-class diplomas from
med cal colleges, and their success in
this field Is acknowledged on all hands.
There are women nj. DIS who are con-
suited by the most eminent physicians
in Philadelphia and New York.
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Mean Temperature.

"This man sneaked up to M door
and stole my barometer, officer.
"Baromcter-ph wat's that sahP'
ut tells the weather, you see; if
there's low barometric depression.
the instrument records the mean tenn
perature-"
'Mane temperature, is itp Och. an
thin the thafe was joostified in stating
1t, because he was disgoosted with the
climate. The temperature. has been
name enough to make harness-makei
leave traces of his work behind him
Ha! Chicago Ledger.
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Rcnews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phpbc Chcslcy, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa. tells the following remark
abe story, the truth OF which is
vouched for by the residents of the
town: IL am IS years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now am
free from all pain and soreness, and
am able to do all my own house work.
| owe my thanks TO Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and
PAIN Try bottle, only 80 cents, at
w. III. Howell & Bros. Drug Store.
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