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Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
How H. . Ysar waseh Rs..

A watch impregpaied with magns.
tism cannot keep time" II will
vary irregulsrly, gaining and losing
sud stopping. in the most annoying
s,rt Of way. II has been found that
thus magnetic Or electric influence IL
tsc direct cause oftbs "queer freaks
and uaacconntable behavior Of fpe
watches, and il the secret enemy
which has undermined the reputation
and bsffied the skill OF our best wstch
makers. " 81
Giler Bros. 4 Co. have published .
very interesting little pamphlet des
eribing the effect Of magnetism on
watches. which can be had free on
appl,csiion. 1t also describes tbs
AMT Magnetic Shield Tor Wstches.' .
which has been proved 10 be . per-
feet protection against the magnetic
md electric influence and is especial
~ advantageous in Railway service
shere these Influences are very strong.
and will prevent the breaksse Of
main springs in cyclones and mag
ipetic storms. Yonr iaweler can fur
nish or procure yon this protection.
IL not, send to Giles Bros. 4 Co, the
Chicago Jewellers. for q descriptive
circular which will be mailed free on
application.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
The Telegraph brings the news that

The telegraph brings the news that
the senate will include IN itS list oi
rrjections several OF the newly
appointed Territorial jadges
Inasmnch as the senate has arrive.:
.. tbs very correct conclusion thai
the president has no authority b
rcmovs the federal judges assignee
~ tho Territories without csnse, il l.
probable that the action Of the sena,
referred TO is to be- arp,iao to Arizou'
among other territories, and that tb
q isstion will be at once and fDrev"
ssttlsf. Ii the president has ~
NJ 'ysitie late Justices OF our suprsm
e,srt w,tn,is authority tn d. SO, J
nltnrslly follow, that th,y will
oa,s b. s,sitisi 70 res1u, their sev
Wl p,sitio3s AL b I'D them uct
tbs ex piration Of their eomm,ss,on
the acceptance Of their resignations
or their renewal rpoD sustaiDe'
charges. CtGEss.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

Il is understood that the supreme
court OF this Territory will defer IN
opinion ~ TO the legality Of toe Law
sa,hor,z,ng the creation Of county
courts until the supreme coHrt Of the
United States renders q decision in
the Lsthro2 eass. The Tombstone
congratulstes the supreme court Of
the Territory in this case, and trusts
that their every decision IN the fu-
iure may show the same lack Of
cheek. Tombstone.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

Why don't our reform supreme
court face the inusic, and render q
decis,oD in the county court matter.
People will no! think the worse Of
any Of the judges II their decision
sbonld be reversed by the suprems
court Of the United States. Thi-
county cour. business Is matter OF
vital importance 70 the whole terri
tory, and an immediate decision
ought 10 have been, rendered. even
at the risk OF stu!tify,ng the cour:
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

While several Of our Democratic
co.smporaries were digging away at
Governor Tritle and his administra-
ton everything Was lovely with them
bat now tbat the tables are turned
and they are receiving their circulst-
ing medium back with lots Of inter
est II seems to be . terrible affair to
c-iticise territorial officials. - Pbepi1
Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

The grand jury OF Pima county IN
It's report made las week has the fol
loving 10 regard to the county
court:
.Ws further fed. that in the es-
tabl.shing Of a county court an i'm
posi ion ard tax npon our .citiz-ns.
rnw arrsDtad by the expedition Of lit
ixat,on. The District court affords
adequate ard speedy opportunities
TO discharge all business, aud ~he'b,
or SAID county cour, be legal or oth-
erwise. it is a needless auxiliary.
maintained to the detrimept Of our
county's exchequer."
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
Presidep. Mutt, Of the Atlantic q,

President Mutt, OF the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad, announces that or
rangemen,s are being made for the
construction OF the first seveniy-6ve
rn,lea OF the Arizona Mineral Belt
railroad; that the company has en-
tered into a guarantee Of isfic con
tracts with ii. BY the terms Of which,
while msk,ng liberal provision for
the payment OF interest upon iss
bonds. the Atlantic and Pacific S.
cures joint ownership Of the new
rosd.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

oprsfer charges against Survey
or General johnson, U. =. Attorney
Zabriskie and other republican Off
cials was all very nice and proper,
bnt when charges were preferred
against Acting Marshal Meade and
Acting Governor Zulick add other
great democratic reformsrs il is de
cidedly a horse OF another color.
Take your medicine, boys.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Dr.. IN Condensed FORM.

There Vas o collision between the
polics sBd the railroad strikers a,
St Louis. D..
Bismarck 10 reported to be devisinG
q scheme to revise the German
election Laws.
Queen Victoria went 10 state to The
Tnsmes eDbaukmeut TO witness the
cersuouy Of laying :be corner stone
of The new College Of Surgeons. Z
In q battle With Abyssinisns nsal'
Ksssala $50 Arabs we're killed.
The Anarchist riots 10 Belgian
srs spreading. !
A pro Chinese petition from tho
Pacific coast vas yesterday prsssnts<i
10 the Senate. /,
Seustor Mitchell yesterday made u
notable spetc ca on the Edmund'
resolutions. one OF which b.
disseuted from.
Secretary Lamar has directed
that the lands granted to the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in
California be opened 10 settlement.
; The House passed Oh, Indiaa
Appropriation bill.
Several brutal outrages by KuklnI
have occurred near Smithvill',
". Va. r.
Toe Southern California Citrus
Far opened successfully ., Chicsg''.
The decline in trade with the
Spanish West India islands will be .
subject Of inquiry in the Canadian
Parliament. f..... o. T..
Une Of p ssteur's Russian patients,
who had been carefully inOculated
died 10 great sgooy Of hydrophobis.
A force Of 5000 French troops via
defeated In Madagascar By the h ,vss.
Sir John A. Macdonald il seriously
Ill. -
Representative Dingley declares
that the freq ship bill will destroy
American ship-buildiug.
1t Is said that the chances are that
the Morrison tariff bill will pass tue
House.
Judge Ksle, Of Kentucky. il one
Il the prominent candidates for Gov
amor Of Utah.
Secretary M,nnIpg has hal 90
we're attack Of vertigo.
Tho bill granting a psnsion Of
$4,000 u year 70 Mrs. Hancock Vas
passed by the Senate.
Geronimo is again reported to b.
n the p,int OF eitter being cap''r
4 by or snrrendsring to the Ameri-
Al troops. !
From Lieutenant Mans arcoslni
. killing Of Captain Crawford il
losn 70 have been deliberate niur-
;er.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

The Conrier this morning says the
United Stairs statutes at large. acc
tion IA. page 6l. declare as follows:
thereafter no state court. or the
United States courts, shall admit
any Chinese to citizenship. and ell
laws in conflict with this act are here
nv repealed" Approved May 6.
1882.
II the above is the law Of the
country, Chief Justice Shields VIC.
lated It's provisions by recently nd
uniting to citizenship Wing, the
Chinese packer. He was admitted
tne day and voted the day following
,tthe city election. journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

General Logan favored the coniir-
nation Of Surveyor General Dement,,
u Utah. He PROBABLY thought 10 30
dong be Was doing an injury to the
democratic party.
Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

County conrts are an expensive
luxury a. has already been proven.
and the territory could easily dis
pense with them. Our need 10 q
fourth member Of our territorial su-
prems bench.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

Henley's resolat,opto have n COM
nittse appointed 10 iuvessigste the
ealations Of the Pacific rsilrosds 10
the Government 10 exciting much
interest.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
These are supposed to be reform
days, but the svidsnoss thereof sss
mt very plentiful.

Gao The democratic party exist. and
such great r-iormsrs = Made and
Sonora Znlick not be confirmed
Wha. are their friends doingf
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

Geo. Hearst has been appointed q,
8. Senator from California to tempo
rarily fill the vacancy caused by the
dssth Of Sen ator Miller.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

The bill to pay Csl,iornis s per
cent on the sale OF her desert lands.
and that TO irrigate the Colorado
desert, has been favorsbly reported.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

Are We 10 have q boom in mining
maitersi 1t certainly locks very
much like il.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28
r. ysician's Have Fsssd Ost

That a contsminating and foreign
element in the blood, developed BY
indigestion, isthe csuseoirheumstism.
This settles npon the sensitive sub-
cutapeous covering Of the muscles
and ligamsDts Of the joints, causing
constant and shifting pain, aud
aggregatiDg a. n cslcareous, chslky
deposit which produces stiffness and
distortion Of the joints. No facts
which experience bss demonstrated
in regard to Hos.etter's Stomach
Bittsss, has stronger evidence to
supror, than this, namely, that this
medicine Of comprehensive uses
checks tho formidable aud strocious
disease, nor is it less positively e..
tsblisbed int it - preferable to the
poisons often used TO arrest it, since
the medicine contains only salutary
ingredients. II 10 also signsl rem.
edy for ms!arisI fevsra constipation,
dyspepsia. kidney and bladder
ailments, debility and other disorders.
See tbst you get the genuine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

The president has ncminated
Brigadier General o, O. Howard to
succeed Pope 40 major general
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

Why are those two great reform
srs, Meade and zulick. still uncou-
firmsd!
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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restrictive measures. The motion Referred
carried and she President appointed the
holloxinr members IS the committee ,
Reps. nolA Akclo> ksahSne, Richardson
and the Attorney General
Al $50 On motion. the Assembly al
Soarnei until 10 = N. the next dsy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
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Hawaii. Maui. Kauai, MOIokai & Oahu

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
AFrHRooN SHssloN-llrh nay,

man Wilder reported Ywogress asking
leSve to sic again a. 1871. m. Report
approved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

TIE AeSe71oN re-lNooVooed ~ Issv 2, n. anu
ls-6orraei into Oeawittee q The Whole, He's.
\ &. Wilder again in the chair. The eeassd-
,ssstSsa e Sse@s is Tho Appropriation Bill was
resumed. AMI The following items passed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21
Hudson Society Talk.

The Presbyterian sociables, since the ladies
lnaugurated the new system OF holding them
IN the lecture room of the church. exceed
even their old-time popularity. Thursday
evening Mesdames II. &. Baher. G.. W. Mar
tin and III. a. Taylor and Miss Ida Martin had
the affair i'm charge, and right enjoyable it
proved. The next will be given by the young
ladies OF the society.
The G. A. r. are preparing for a grand
campfire this week, which will eclipse all
their former efforts at public entertainment.
The proceeds are TO form the nucleus of
fund for the erection or Il monument in the
Hudson cemetery to the veterans there bur
led. 1t is expected that Gov. Rusk and other
dignitarieS will lend interest 10 the occasion
by being present.
Tuesday evening ut the armory the enter
tainment by theL. l., A. was witnessed by an
appreciative assemblage. The program con-
sisted OF vocal music by Mrs. Olnud and
Misses Lofgren aud Van Bergan; reading by
Mrs. DIR. Johnson; an interesting description
OF the society's career, by Mrs. II. Barlow.
and quotations by members OF the associa-
ton.
The roller rink re-opened for Thursday and
Friday evenings, but the limited attendance
showed that the sport has fallen into the
same disfavor here as elsewhere.
G.. a. Lafayette OF 81. Paul was present ct
the regular h. OF l.. meeting Thursday even
ing.
Will Marshal and wife have returned to
Dakota, after their winters sojourn in Hud-
son.
Miss Jennie Schneider of Little Falls Wis
ited in this ~ during the week.
Elder Bushnell conducts quarterly services
at the VI. +. church to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21
Money Coined inc Oranges.

The success of an Atlanta, Ga, young
gentleman in Florida is thus described by
the Constitution: AS boy he was troubled
with nasal catarrh and was advised to spend
a winter i'm Florida for it. In 1888 he
made the trip and casually went to Tampa.
then a mere village without railroad or
regular steamboat connection. a.
While walking through the streets Of
Tampa on one occasion vender offered
him wagon load of oranges at low
price. He bought and packed them and
shipped them to his fathers house in At
lanta, and making slight profit on the
shipment he reasoned that he could do better
on larger shipments, better packing and
the experience gained by his first attempt
He then bought carload. packed them
himself and accompanied them by water t.
Pensacola, where he made the second con-
Signment To his father and cleared S175 i'm
the undertaking. By this time he was
fairly in the business. and began to max,
small consignments elsewhere, OH orders.
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Quiet Smiles

I'm order TO distinguish one from the
other, the dinner-plate must be made
smaller or the fashionable button affected
by the ladies must be slightly enlarged.
They have formed corner in broom
corn out West. If they only keep il up un-
Ill the season of spring cleaning is passed
many a hardly tried husband will rise up
and fervently bless the cornerers.
NO" said the unSalted youth, ST don't
intend keeping a regular diary. l only
want book in which to set down my
daily thoughts" ''Ahl 1 understand" re-
piled the intelligent shopkeeper; then you
want much smaller book than this"
4 Philadelphia physician fastens hi
lantern on his horses breast on dark nights
so that the light is thrown forward where
it is needed. Any anatOmist knows tina,
the breast is the place for lights.
4 Western paper says that little red
dog belonging to its establishment is threat
ened with an attack of hydrOphObia. II
must indeed be n little read dog who doesn't
know that the proper caper under the cir
culnstanceS is TO sail at once for Paree and
pasteur
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21

from the East, after an absence OF six weeks.
and are permanently situated in their new
residence on Harmon place.
Mrs Lizzie Graham OF Richield, formerly a
resident OF this city, is the guest OF Mrs. p.
X. Roach.
Miss Brown of Brooklyn has terminated a
pleasant visit with Mai. ana Mrs. q. McC.
Reeve.
Miss Anna Cochrane, 1900 Fifth avenue
south. mas gone 10 spend three weeks I'm Chi
"a 20.
Miss Matte Shaffer has gone TO Oregon to
spend the winler with her brother al Salem.
X. w Wing. Esq, and family have arrived
from California, where they spent the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Airport returned from
three weeks trip To Chicago and New York.
Rev and Mrs. ID. Cobb have returned from
Los Angeles, whore they spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. HamlIn and Mrs. ID. p.
Murphy have gone TO visit at ST. Louis.
Mrs. o. A. Pray has gone 10 Worcester,
Mass, where she will spend n month.
Miss Anna Cochrane left last Monday even
ing TO visit friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie Bodley has gone to Center City
fora few days to visit friends.
Mrs. c. @. Sturtevant has gone TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. Reed OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danna have gone to Spring
Held, ILL.,, 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Anthony has gone 10 visit with rela-
tives in Providence, II. /.
Mr.. S. w. Sea of Chicago is in the city, the
guest of Mr.. A. ID. COe.
Miss Clara l.. Hill has gone on visit to her
old home at Delaware, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Bryant left for San Fran
cisco on Saturday.
Mrs. A. l.. Vrooman has gotten back from
her European trip.
Mrs. Milton G. Pickett has returned from
brownsville, Ga.
Miss Lizzie Hibben will spend the coming
week In St Paul.
Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ. Shaw have returned
from California.
William Glessner and wife have returned
from California.
Miss Eddy left last Wednesday evening for
Boston, Mass.
Miss Nellie Selleck left for St. Cloud for a
weeks visit.
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organized by his daughter. Mrs. Crippen.
number or Fergus friends were among
those present and report n very enjoyable
time.
Peter winsor of this city has accepted an
invitation to deliver a description OF the en-
gagement between the Monitor and Merrimac
before Steward post. G. A. r., OF Pelican
hhplds ON the evening OF the Esd.
Mrs. X. LavereI Wolfe OF Philadelphia Is
announced To give n free public reading In
this city on March e.. Mrs. Wolfe intends 10
locate here and form a class In elocution.
IL. f. Denison left last Sunday evening for
Chicago To remain permanently and engage
In business. Mrs. Denison will join him after
the close of her school.
Mr.. Whitman of Emerson, Mont, friend
OF Rev. Mills and James A. Brown, was in
the city last week looking around with view
OF locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Bell were the re-
cipient OF surprise party on Wednesday
evening az the hands of the Good Templars'
society.
A pleasant drive whist party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. 10 wett on Tuesday even
ing TO n number of young ladies and gentle
men.
The young p eople of the Methodist society
met IN the church parlors on Saturday even
ing ana organized n young folks league.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Carpenter have returned
from New York state, having been absent
from this city since last summer.
Rev. F. b Nash of Alexandria, while en-
route to Tintah this week, was a guest of W.
ii. Cowing I'm this city.
The Robert Emmett club gave n very en-
Joyaole dance at the Grand hotel on the eve
OF ST. Patrick's day.
Mrs. +. G.. Dumble and children returned
on wednesday from their winters visit ut
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. w. III. woodham left ON Tuesday even
ing TO be absent couple OF months in New
York.
Capt. James Compton left this week for
Philadelphia and will be absent a week or
two.
c. D. Baker is in New York citz
Horace Plckit has gone East.
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1IANKATO FRIVOLITY.
A Roundup of Social DOIngs for
the Week.


The supper and entertainment given by the
people of St. Johns Catholic church on the
evening OF st. Patricks Day was u thorough
success. Perfect order and sobriety existed
throughout the day and evening, and all
nationalities were heartily welcomed TO the
festivities. The net receipts were $500.
Mrs. +. L. Bettinger, wife of Prof. Bettin-
arrived here Thursday in company with Miss
Laura Heilbarn of the same place. TO spend
the summer with Mrs. Bettinger's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William b .erl auer.
Robert Jones, Esq, of Judson. this county,
returned on Friday from visit 10 Wales.
Mr.. Jones was passenger on the vessel
which sank in New York harbor last Monday
morning, aud can relate some graphic
descriptions of that incident.
The Missionary Garden society OF the Con-
gregati' Al, will give fair next Wednesday
evening at which they will sell variety of
articles TO Increase their funds.
Rev. G. c. Pollock. pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church, has rendered his resignation to
the trustees of that church, TO take effect
early next autumn.
The cornet band of Mcpherson has organ
lied dramatic club and are preparing 10 give
series of entertainments soon.
f. ]. Cross, one of the state officials ut the
penitenuary, Saltwater, was among the WISH
tors to Mankato Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Hamilton OF the Nam
kato house returned from their visit TO the
South yesterday.
Messrs. T. Patterson and o. c. McCurdy of
the Mankato Gas company, are In Chicago on
business.
Prof. W. I. Marshall spoke before the
normal school in this city, both Thursday and
Friday.
w. w. p. Mcconnell and Department Com
mander Thomas visited st. Paul during the
week.
Mrs. W. Il. Craig OF this city will soon de-
part for visit to relatives i'm Tennessee.
Arthur Haynes, ESQ.,, OF st. Paul, spent a
few days during the week in this city.
j. II. Davis, esq, of Minneapolis, spent
part of the week in this city.
Senator Fletcher has recovered from his re-