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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

SHERIFFS 81

IN TIE DISTRICT Corrpq ~,
\ Third Judicial Disllifs - &. -. .8
Territory, holding terms a e.s,zs-
Ne. tele--Delnls ConroF. riel-.I.n
Charles d. SpanldinR aisa 49,.
Spauldi1E. defondanfa
CnqSr and ay ytrgue az al safl,.s "A .....
issued oaf 81 the above rarns7 7s.... 4.
!Ae aoQse ennaod action. aat-I5 9..I
ual Or July. lS6k and "a - 49,
and del1Fered have tulr -
tne plogerty described II - 49, =.
sale and 80 follows. TO Wis
Lots enc 1no tour IA hInek g..
~ th4s part q the town fnsr s.-S :.
seattle laid on b. a. a. Firrew asf
Acct with the plat Of the Tessw ~...
And being = piecs Of land nnn -
ana twenty teet square IN thN -. J.
cry corner Of Seneca and Nisa'ffs -.
a said CITY g seattle. Kingos -. "A
inEtan Territory.
Notice i therefore hereby eixr. ~, :
saturday. the 5th aay a. ar~-s.
lSS6,
AZ tie hsur d 70 o'ciock a. x.
noon 81 said day, az the Conf s1,...... 4.
In the city q Seattla. Kin~ -.
washington rorritory. I VIII ~ ~.
enco % sid order a saln. ~ -
descrt bod properly. or - mneh izs.'s.'f 4.
nay - Necessary b satisfy fla ~ -.
IN said actien, with interaFt 49, -.
cos.A e public auction. 3 - -.
bidder Tor cash.
natod - se@t,le. he "a dsr 4 l,,-
AhcA J.. II. Mc9NtW
SAef1u o. King nnnmfN. NF N
burke g hAiiar. ATTORNEYS 6aF N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

VtERRTFoRY on WASHINGTON. COUNTY
a o. Eine. a.. IA he krahaiA Court 81
said King county.
deceased
Notice l. hereby given by ne uns4falgnel
executor Of the estnte q AMAZE Le1c1. q
ceased, 70 ne creditors Of aad Al person.
having claims against sid deete9l4. % ~
hibl3 them, sith tie nooesaary goasaafe. WI,
IN enc year after tha Gra puh|ic6tea q ~
aotlee. % said cHscutsr. Is hl8 rsMaanHs
saimon Bay, 10 sasi couafy, o. - aaiAp ~
Be forever barred.
Dated Aueusi 4, 1886.
KNUT o. SMITH
Executes q the ssists Of Annie hsrle1, 9,
Ds ssas e a.. s.s,,..,,.. Aur.kim ~
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Toe Elc1 ana aElllcl1l q llld olI III 9 81 %
him Thepeetor has visited the hespilalg q
ElFupe and ootained aroat deal 81 valaa1h'
information which be 4 competent g impair
70 those IN need af hi services. Oh. 91bhOf
will make no charge unless he eEocta Z cure.
Persons cured a. hama. Gall Or write. Al
communications esrictly cun1dentiai. send
zen doiiars for packaes q ms1ioiEe. Ad-
aroas Oh. =. =. o1BBoN. Boz 1851, san frnB.
oiloo. oAL Esnkioa Ross-iSEEEz1azacEa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
HS@h Tux STEAMER
EVANCEL

J. ". TAhEh, Master.
WIN leave Yesler'a wharf. Seattle. every
Monday morning. ~ o'clock, for
New Westminster and Vancouver. b o.
via Port Townsend and the Islands.
And THURSDAY mornings. az 2 O'Clock, for
Vancouver, direct, via the Islands and
Semiakmoo.
The kyaRgel arrives At Vancouver
the dAE after leaving Seattle, ard Alter
remaining there three houra leaves on
her return trip 70 seattle.
=, for frssght o. pasaago apply % GEO.
hUcTAk. agent, or on boarii
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Notice Of Application u Pm.
chase Timber Land.


OLYMPIA. WAauuarI1N 1raarltsr
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN fHkT. IN
~ compliance with ~ Fra4laidna 81 ihs tal
Of Congress approved lure ~ kasa antleIn
" An Aet fer the sale Of Timhar KAaaa n 1ha
States q California OFaagn. Na4ada ana
Washington Territory DWIGHT erhUEE
q Tharston county, WaahinFn Inn
tory, has this day dled IN tbs ems sIa ~
plicatiun - purchase The sW 4 81 Nv I ~
" s d SW q section ~. Is tasas1Ir 81.
Meridian
Any sna all persons claiming adger1T 1s
said described Land, o. any poxsi0A ihna
are hereby required 30 aia their elaana ir "A
once within sixty 1897 days from fk1a AHsrf
Given under my hand. a. my oinee 81 1lg1a
pia, W. r., his ist DAY 81 5uue, A y. ls
JOHN y aoWNT.
leloaui1 REGISTER Of TIE Lard on4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

San FnAzcnco. Ang. 10. = Arrived
ship Two Brothers. from Tacoaa
steamer Maxice. from Victoria
Sailed sap Eriesson. for Puget
Sound.
PoET T0WEszxD. AuQ. 1Q.-ArFised--
Ship DaAhing Wave. from Saa Fran
cisco.
eailsd-BaKk Lizzie Williams.
Reportad IN The Straits kiARkantines
Makah, ]. n. Gxsfdths. Katie fiiekin-
Ger and The GILLIAN bArk Paci6co.
TAToozH. AaR. IA bark paassd II
last evening. A bark passed cut 81 ..
N. The weather q cloudy, With q
fresh arafhsaas wind.
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4 z - Ths tan starnuhsale.
JOSEPHINE.


y. K HOWARD. eole Owner.
VIZ, trom date. carry the rnited sfatra
nla4 o. Hoods Canal making aeui-
49, ss-y ~ 3. = 5es.tii leaving -,
WI toucA - kaorf Gamble fer rassenrs-s
q frelEn1 arriving Is seasfls - ~
ALnerneoa Returning WiH leave YealeTia
WAaft - r. o'csctk ever Tuesday nnd
saturday l1oEniu9. taxing tbs Ear ~
k'sIt aAxaele Tor Se4aeck aud CnAan CITY
bsck Tor pors GaEnflo sverg aes -
saturday. - tske passengers - -
80 spnalYs orders fnr Az polnt ca Hos.d.
O41Ai, 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

FINE fABLEi
EsoR FRANKLIN. LACK DIAMOND
y and intermediates gtztioaA daiiT. a.
7Am-
FOR Newcastle and Intermediates stations
eAlly- ~ a I'D and 1910 q m, and .. NJ.
Returning arrive af Saattio from Cedar
Elvur gxleaaIgn e. f.i9 D. m- and frnm
Newcastle brAneh - 30 =. N u N. re
a1d so ,. N.
knnniaE time % FrankilA. h. Dm.
kfnnni1g tine . NeWcas1ie. B. y n.
II efIecf April s fSza
PUGET SOUND SHORE RAILR0An
Trains leAye eeattls for Kent. STACK
JUNK n0n, sEmneR PuyaiiEp and Tacoma
Is $40 O. N. And - p. n.
Returning leave Tacoma a D M. A.
irving ~ Seattia e. 81 ,. 81
Local Ie1Ves stuck 4unc1lnn foF Seattle
e so q. N and arrives e loAm
Z. J. 8LLSkA. SupEEinte1denk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

- UINH|U TOT ITIIIT U VIZ
out the united States. ard any lady a
gives her time and energy 10 eanpgnaa
for them can eocn build NJ A rERNGAMn''
and rRoFITkBLE business. ThRy sire n
sold b merchants. and We GIVE MrnI
s1vE TERRfroRy. thereby givingthe aeos|
entire control Of theae sUpERf0R CoH1EI1
in the territory assigned her. We hlr1n
large number Of agents who are m1t|HT
q grand success selling these good4 40
We desire such In every town. AddluE
MINI. GRlSWOLn 4 CO., So n1onl'
Wnv New York Whit
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For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfsh Bay.

THE STEAMER sEkITLE
vii lesva ths bad q Port
NAs1ingion ieF saattie % NondnFs ana ri.
OARS q a n. VII leave heaa u Pert Orchard
g $50 a N; Mitrhsll'a a. 10 . n Poini
waite and PoFs4xs - ~ a. m, and vii arrive
q eeMttle 81 I ?. m heturuing 70 Per- Wn.h
ingteu and raFs Orchard. uiil sEVu Hasf1e
Ton = sN1sh . wharf Tuesdays and - ordAFs
a go q n.
% Wedneadlys ~ 9 .. m win Islss hsfd d
Doeaea Bay fer Sea ~ leave P5iat White
and persage - II NJ. Ee,nrninR vii leave
seatils On sane Asy AZ PEA
taFa iro1 EnE polns On PuFt Washtngton ar
PuF2 0rchaEd. Sc, bsfWean ports, 23e
i've JOHN n. AIHBE, Maasnr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
SHERIFFS SALR.

an THE DISTRICT COURT or rrr
] Third Judicial District al 49,.
Territory, holding terms q SasilIs
No. t25l-Dan McAgIIan. rssieiin =
john Keenan,. defendants.
Under and b. virtue q IN anara1l.s
issued out q the above named fisessf \.
the above entitled action. dataa ~ ~
Day o. June 1886. and q ne aIrers17 ~
delivered. have duly leFisd ,aSr1 N.
following described real p1o1|ers1 1,.'''' 7
An Of block forty-s8Vsn N q 80.
nard' Lake y ashingtoa addlfIo1 a ~
city Of seattia King county Wasti ir.'.7
Territory.
Notice Is therefore hereby zivun a. ~
saturday, the a8th aavof &c.
RSS6.
AT the hour % II O'Clock I m. e ma A..
e the Court Hocge door, r. ~ 1II1 y,
Seattle. King county. WashIrHfnr I'.r
tory. VII sch al the rirht. flIS ~ Il
teTeet of said defendant in 80 a ~
real property, az puhlir auctian. q ~,
highest bidder for cash
Dated ~ Seattle the 2Eh daq q Tins
i3S6 J.H. hr9NAW
v29sd sheriil I king caasn ~ W.T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
ron ThE UPPER skAosT.
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD AHB
WASHINGTON.

"a STEAMER HELEN. WI
: = Kills. Master. leavea Elarring
tons snllth's v harf Seattle, every ondal
wednesday and Friday, at ESQ s IA. for
Colby. M1tcheifs Point. head Of Port Or
chard also. to head OF Port " ashingtrn.
Raturning leave head Of Port W ashington
m. Mitchell's Point az l0.30 a. m, Colby i2
m, arfIp1lq ct seattle about 40 D, m.
tuesday Thursday and Saturday. DIV
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PRACTICAL BO0KBTNDER
DIAPER RULER AND BLANK slA
manufacturer. Opera Houaa
rooms q ~ III aeaffi1 w. r mel
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. Nail.
Tacoma, sgaltIs 4 Port TOWHsrnd ROnls

ONE OF THE W. 81 a
washington or Edithln
win run aaily between Tacoma and lsorf
IoWnssnd. leaving Tacoma upon arrival
&C train and touching a. seattle. Port
Madison, fort Gamble. Port Ludlow an5
Port Towasend. Returning leave porg
Townsend every day texoeps suadagi Ct /
o'clock p. N.
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ASSAY OFPICE

7 All NOW PREPARED 10 DO Az
kinds Of agsaying. VIII NAu
work. g. II. BALLARD
el7w5m Slaughter. King caaHtF M. v.
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BAnEx GArxxE IRP. FxRnE.
tfe..deat Vice Preadaat
Puget Sound National Baak Of
Seattle
Occidental Block.

puY AND Skill FORKIaN Ann
~ o1nG1lle gxeAanza trnnafor BoneE
81 teleSzalA . azy paFt q ~ unlasa
e1Aiea a11 kuFupA rooelro deposits e
Money ard iasua pazs hookBer neases
tGErclcf.
CORREaP0NDEHTS.
kaldcn. n. n. Rn1hschlia 4 snna
3ariA De HC4haehlG FEnruE.
Ma1nNtnFA A. " T. Ven sssamaF n a
New Ycrk aRannF Rank ~ Cassfnrnla
CktcaEo Cal5 nefc1ai Nafiena1 RMnk.
llnNaea. SaG1fk EAztanai hank.
81 Nn11ulaza - Ennk a CailfnrRsa
FEtlanA tAe fIFz4 Eatiunal Baak.
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WANTED IN SEATTLE

An enerEetlc business
an % solicit and tsk2 aI
Tor THE MADAME GRfAw1
PATENT SKIRT euPpnKi
CORBErs. These co
have been extensively
vertlzcd and cold 81 Az
canvassera the past tenraI
which. with TilEIR surEE
GRITTY, has created q Itaf1
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sEATIlE-NHAInnM RnnTE.

The steamer " X WERWEN wiz
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday eyunlng. O'clock. for " hatcom
calling as Mukiiieo, Tuialip, Coupegflie
Oak harhoEs Utsalady, L.aconnar, FidnlQp
Anac0rtea, Guemea Samish. Fairhavsn
BellinEham and Sehome.
koturnins. wiz leave Wha1coEl every
Monday, " ednesday and Friday ove1
lngs. ~ o'oieck for Seattle, calling
intermediate points On The Wa.
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SEATILE-sKAnIIR INER RnnTr

The steamer DAISY VIII leave seattle
Tor ekagif river and wey porsa, every
Monday end Thursday. rsturninF Tues
days and Fridays.
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For freight and passage apply al Com
pany oitica on 10slor's Whar1, o. On boar5
the beats 81 the same wharf.
mra-a 0EO. 8. JACOBS, Seek.
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sHooKrm BAN. oENmP1A. Facoma
~ aRAElHA
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SAL-MUSCATELLE,

ne cryslzls IEeA salts aa axtrnetnd from
Rranzn and trult . most wuEeexfua pro.
ducf from Natures laboratory the great
agt sovereign prepAratlgu ewes placed ~
fore he American pabtic.
81 MuscateIIa Is Natures own pfoeuct;
II 7arrIios 70 fh8 WeAFy system the Want
81 sound. Fip8 erapea and fruit, & Eeep1
tie hood pure ard he brain cieaKs b .
natural hIossfng e the tagged cut and
weary, an imperative caup2uiQn % bust
nEaa meu. lndim and chiiafen. Save 3 ln
seaside cottagn8.
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THE TOPIC or TEE DAY,
SICK HElDaCHE kHD

49, N1..LtL4AL - ~ - NA@H 49, p
ana cure Cor all functional arrangements
81 the liver, bilioaAnez1 sick headaene.
temporary conEetion arlsinE from alco-
knlir beFeKmEe4 9idalneg4 oppression,
vuEni4lng o. fselinB d melancholy. En-
hOfR6 IN Dit, EATING OR BANK
me- fF Ell accidental indigestion sris-
ing from hasty meal4 nnrvoaaneaA. I'M
pure hood. net1teraah. itching. e. any
ether over elzfs Il he blood 61ilss
aKln eFUpuou4 con 111nG1ment o. otp1-
iberia, the elleet q meruurial poieonR
and the beginning Ct al feyos moaslea
chigken pox. prickiy heak Eheumatlc and
guuty poison due 70 Impure blood, and
sournem ~ etomnch. Prepared hg the
LONDON aALs-zEUBcATRLLK 90.
LONDON, ENGLAND.
Beware q limitations. The genuine n
blus wraDperB only"
~ Send for clreuiarn To- @. EYAN0-
WITCH, Ganarnl American Manages,
p. o. BOX 1853 New York city.
Mention this paper. For sale By A. b.
STEWART Seattle w. 7. jol5dwly
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q
Dill Il
A4H
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Down on onr Arizona border q
Hualapai, pronounced "WalDopsr,'
Iudian named Pisa got drunk and
went on leaning tour. during which
be killed his sqraw, SIX bucks and
threatened to buaiap the whole tribe.
Objections wers iiled aud bis people
we're about TO puiverize Piss aud all
his relatives. when the wk:taa fool
Ishly iuterf"rsd 10 prevent so d.sira-
bic an determination. aud nov there
are fears OF an outbreak against the
settlers. Why not let IndianH alone
when they are usefuliy killing each
otLer9-Alta.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
Tie Huaiapai Indians.

We state positively and smpbati-
cally that there is no trouble with
the Hnalapai Indians, nor the slight
est danger Of their going on the war
path, or any reason TO be alarmed II
they did. Ths dispatches Published
10 the San Francisco papers of the
last few days to tie effect that the
Hualspsi Indians we're about 10
break out and that the WRITES were
alarmed aud deiebseless are false in
the extreme. There is 90 cause for
alarm. never has been sny. aDd new
sr will be any as long as the whiGss
mind their own busi ness and let the
Indians alone. 1t is true there IRE
occasional, troubles here between
white (Y men and the Indians, bnt
the only white men concerned in
them are those usually denominaied
ssquaw men," aud il the Indians
would kill of few OF them il wonld
DO no great loss to the community
These Indians realize that they are
powerless. that they have NJ cbsuce
against the whites, that il left 10
their own resources they would all
starys, and that by disease and other
causes they are becoming fewer IN
number year by year. Their princi
pal chief only few days ago said 10
the writer: "What for we fghti In
Jun no damn fool" This Indian ha.
spent some time at Aicatraz, aud
Knows how futile it would be TO figb,
the whites. In the name Of common
sense and jnstics we Lemaud that the
Associated Press and tts Sau Fran
cisco papers correct these false re-
ports they have circulated, and
which are calculated 10 injare the
prospects vi this portion of Arizona.
besides unnecessarily alarming the
friends and relatives OF those sho
ssjas bspa.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Systematic efforts are being msde
10 create Wallspai Indian war" in
northern Arizona. Those acquainted
With the members Of this miserable
remnant Of aboriginal depravity
emile at the idea OF their engaging
in a war with anything except the Yer.
min that iDfsst- their dirty bodies.
They are too lazy To 6gbt.- Alou
auerqns journal.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

l am an Independent Candidate
Tor District Attorney OF Mohaye
county. II elected 1 shall consider
myself employed by toe people to
represent their common interest as
against that ot any ags person teiore
Courts, Boards add Officers, and will
assume the rigat to jadgs Tor myself
whether or not such iatsrest needs
attention. withou. waiting 10 be ask
I'd for an opiuioa. My uo,ions VI the
duties of District Attorney are pre-
eiseIy the ssFla uag ~ they were
whom | filled that otlice fons years
gg,
j. W. STEPHENSON,
Attorney at Law.
Mineral Park, Jane 17th lSSG.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
WASHINGTON LETTER.

tfhtr 1ih hf1NtAh
WAsBISsToS, JUNE 7, 1886.
The Presidents marriage. which
has occssi1ne 80 much gossip in so
cia! circles throughout the country.
has not even rippled the surface OF
political life in Washington. On the
very wedd ng day the House OF Rep
resentatises discussed tho prosaic
subject Of oieomsrgarioe. Both
bodies oi Congress have worked ey-
cry day ibis week, and sometimes at
night, tut little Of importarce has
been accomplished.
Secretary Mannipg's letter Of re-
signa.ion to the President is u states
manliEe document. 1t in remarka.
bly, strong and terse, and laden with
wisdom, to which the stupid and ig-
norant democratic leaders in Con
gress will be compelled, sooner or
later, 10 give heed.
Mr.. Manning. 1t is said, is very
ayerse to giving up the post, which,
until bis sickness, he filed s., we'll.
He hoped during bis convslescenes
that he might ultimately recover,
and be able TO re-assnme bis duties,
but be over-exerted himself at the
Presidents wedding, and seeing how
weak he was. be finally decided thai
his retirement was necessary.
Although the President finds Dee,
Park charming summer resort. be
will return to Washington in q few
days, aud it is then expected that he
will give the public sn opportunity
TO see and greet bis bride at the
White House. / understand that
the WbitBeys will give Mrs. CIeve
laud dinner or reception, which
will probably take place at their
country home. Secretary Whitney
and bIs aifo and Mr. and Mrs. Villas
are the only members Of the Cabiuei
who can show the bride any public
attention, as the families of Secre-
taries Bay ard and Endicott are 10
mourning, MIR. Manning is i'll AID
will be absent, and the rest ara wild,
overs.
| Attorney General Garland was The
only invited guest who failed to ap
pear at the President's wedding
The alleged reason is that be had
made vow never to wear swallow
tail coat. This statement has been
| refuted. The true account is that at
the death Of his wife, some years ago,
he made vow never to enter into
social festivities again. He has
kept this vow rigidly, not even break
! ing 1t to attend the we'd iiog Of his
sop a year ago, though the latter
! married with his full appreciation.
Tue story OF dislike 10 d-ess SUIT
is without foundation.
The President and his wife will
not stay long IN Washington upon
their return from Deer Park. bat he
will take long vacation, spending
a portion Of it among the principal
resorts oi the " bite Aoprtelns. On
their way home they will visit some
Of the seaside resorts on the Massa-
chusetss coast The selection Of
Deer Park rs place to spend TIE
honeymoon is, II is said, due 10 Mrs.
Cleveland, in comp;isaGe With a pro-
mise made TO friend while abroad.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

We have received the hrst two
numbers OF the Apache County Critic,
publisbed at Holbrook by Col. Reed.
Apache county is afflicted with d
Conrt House ring Of the worst kind,
and its citizens ought to appreciate
the efforts OF the Critic to break it
mp. Mobave county taxpayers can
synpathise srd compare notes with
those Of Apache.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Let it be proclaimed froro the
house-tops that there has not been
any trouble with the Hualapai Ipdi-
sns Tor the last fifteen years, that
there 10 NO trouble with them now
nor any prospect of it, the lying re-
ports sent Ont by the agents ct The
Associated Press and published in
the San Francisco papers TO the con
trary notwithstanding.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

The Morrison Tariff bill was nm
der consideration 10 Congress- issi
Thursday.
The amount of the Sundry Civil
appropnatiou is S2i .053, 3,s22
Senator Mitchell wants navy
yard established 10 Oregon or WASH
ington Territory.
Hume. the famous spiritualist, is
insane.
Representative Morrow has intro.
dnced bill providing for national
aid TO inventors.
AT Kansas City Wa Carlisle shot
DIR. Muaford, proprietor of the
Times, aud wounded two other per.
Sons IN vain attempt to kill the
newspaper man
Warrants have been issued al ST.
Louis for The arrest Of forty seven
Kuights Of Labor ON charge OF
conspiracy.
Five persons we've fatally injured
in tire at Chicago.
Charles Dewitt wss hanged at
Colusa for tbs murder OF his mis-
tress.
The wife ot Judge Hatch Of Santa
Barbara has been admitted to prac-
tice 10 the Superior Court at Los An.
gelss.
Thirteen persoDs perished in a
storm at Valparaiso.
The Shah Of Persia has granted
valuable railroad CONCESSIONS to ex-
Minister Winston.
Kate Howard was found dead at
Truckee in ten inches OF water. and
1t is thought she was murdered.
Only one OF the regular pppro-
priahon bills bas yet reached the
President.
Mrs. s. l.. Vining has bsen award
ed 81, ,000,0 900 under the terms Of the
French Spoliation bill.
There was a serious anti Protes
tant riot at Sligo, Ireland.
The Senate has passed the Army
Appropriation bill.
Ole BecknOtt was lynched near st.
Andrews, y. T.. for gaining the sf-
fections OF farmers wife.
-
The shoemaker will certaiuly be
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Gladstone has issued bis manii..s-
to TO the electors OF Midlothian. max
ing Irish home rule the sole issne OF
the coming campaign in England
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

No man who was a member Of the
Last Legislature. or who assisted in
lobbying through any Of the infa-
mons bills passed by that notorious
gang. can ever expect to be elected
TO any Office in Mohaye comfy.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

II is DOW promised that Congress
will adjourn earl, in July. The eur,
lier in July the better. II it can ad
iourn as early as last July il
will be the beloved Of the people,
Alta.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

The Senate Committee on Terri
tories has reported against the pas
sage Of Delegate Beans bill to In
crease jurisdiction Of our Probste
Courts.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

A glance at the map OF Arizona
will make it apparent to anyone that
the location of the Apscbe war Is in
the extreme southeastern portion Of
the Territory, while Mohave county
is in the extreme northwest.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Don't hide your light under a
. bushel III yon want an Office, pub
lish your announcement, and let peo
pie know that you are candidate
Tombstone.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

The bill repesling the pre-emption,
timber culture aud desert land laws
will be iavo-sbiy reported 10 the
Senate.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

It is proposed 10 celebI ate the can-
tsnnial anniversary RI the inangura-
ton OF Washington on April Bob,
1859.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Delegate Bean has introduced q
bill in the House granting persions
TO persons injured 10 couatct- with
Indians.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Cleveland has accepted the honor
airy Presidency Of the American ex-
hibition to be held in London next
year
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
Rich specimens Of copper oro have
been iouad near Oregon City
I The British Psrliameht will prob
ably be dissolved on June 24tn

A million dollars in gold weighs
the same rs a ton OF cosl- about
eighteen hundred pounds.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

King Ludwig Of Bavaria commit
ted suicide on Snnda, by drowning
himself IN Lake S,ernberg.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20
MINERAL PARK, June 20. isss.
Editorial Netes.

There are no hostile Indians with
in four hundred miles Of Mohave
county.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

The shoemaker will certsiuly be
the last MANN. Y. Mail.
Mohave County miner., 1886-06-20

Has attained a standard nf excellence whia.
adults Of no Superior.
II confirms ayorv improvement that inVct2s;
gesiias, skiii aa3 IEtIiioy can PrpineeF