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Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
Notice OF Applicatten for U. D.
Patent 10 the tsoIdon Gate
Mill site.
UNITED SrAriB LAND OyrrcE.
PvaaOntt. Ariyuua Jotv 81 1859

lt
Notice IL hereby given that the Golden
Gate Mining and Milling Company, by It's
attorney In fact, James j. Hyde, whose
postofiice address 10 Kingman, Mohave
county, Arizona, has this day fled his
application for q patent for live acres of
land known as the Golden Gate mill site,
used in connection with the Golden Gate
mine, situated In the Lost Basin Mining
District, county of Mohave and Territory
Of Arizona. and designated By the field
notes and Official plat on die In this office
as Lot No. 38, in Township 49,, Range ----
Of the Giia and Salt River meridian. Said
lot No. 81 being described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at a point distant 100 feet
q. 43 degrees 10 minutes W. from, in
iiial monument mentioned in the location
notice. where Is sst post 4xs ms, feet
By mound Of stones, post marked @. O. NJ.
s. No. ]. Top Of large limestone rook 8
feet At base and running 10 q point, rock
marked q. @. M. S. B p. 1, bears 8. 20 de.
grees 10 minutes r.. 90 feet. Thence NJ. "a
degrees 40 minutes w. l65 feet 10 location
monument and post 4x4 ms, 4foot long, III
feet In the ground, surrounded With mound
Rock 3x4x2 fest, marked q. q. NJ. 3. B. j..
No. 2, bears N. IL degrees 55 minutes w. 3a
feet. Thence N. ~ degrees minutes u,
$50 feet to location monument and post 4xl
ms, 4 feet long, ~ feet In the ground, sur
rounded with mound Of stones post marked
q. Ct. M. s. No. 3. Flat boulder t3x6x4 feet,
marked q. G.. n. s. b. y. No. 3, bears N.
70 degrees 10 minutes T. $50 feet. U. 8.
min. mon. No. 2, L. u. NJ. d., bears N. "a
degrees 10 minutes w. l620 feet. Thence q.
46 degrees 40 minutes z. 1S4 feet to water
ditch, $50 feet to location monument and
post 4I4 ins., feet long, ~ feet In the
ground, surrounded with mound of stones,
post marked G.. G. M. s. No. 4. boulder
5x2x3 feet marked g. @. M. s. Is. p. No. 4,
bears 8. 80 degrees 25 minutes X. 2l4 feet.
Thence 5. 43 degrees 40 minutes w. 160 feet
70 quartz road, 23S feet 10 top Of hill, geo
feet to location monument and post 4x4
ins., feet long, II feet In the ground, sur.
rounded with mound of stones. poat marked
q. @. M. 9. No. g.. Boulder 25dx4x8 feet.
marked q. g. NJ. s. .. r. No. 5, bears 8. Is
degrees b5 minutes u. IT'D feet. Thence N.
46 degrees 40 minutes w. 165 feet, TO post
marked g. q. M. 8. No. l, and place Of DO.
ginning.
Magnetic variation IA degrees 40 minutes
Il. Containing FIVE acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said mill Bits are required 70
file their adverse claims with the register Of
the United States Land Ofisoe at Prescott,
in the Territory Of Arizona, during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred BY virtue of the proyis-
ions of the statute.
Z. BriIaxss,
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
Nstice si' rorfsitmrs.

10 Guy w. AcGrig:
You are hereby notified that have sx.
pended ons hundred dollars In labor and
improvements upon the Dansby mining
claim, situated in the Lest BAafn Mining
District, Mohave county, Arizona Territory
and duly recorded In Book I, pages 101 and
l02, Mohsve county Mining Records. In
order 70 hold said preEoisas uiader the pro-
visions Of section 2's24, Rsvised Statutes Of
the United States, being the amount re-
quired TO bold the same for The year ending
December Sist, 1887.
And yoG are further notified that the pro-
portion Of said expenditure dus from you
II e12.D0, lawful money Of the United States,
and u within 80 days after the publication
Of this notice you fail CIR refuse to contri.
buts your proportion of such expenditure
~ oo-owner, your interest ia said claim Will
become the property OF ths undersigned,
under aaid section 232l.
Patte.soR's Well, Arizona, yuns 10, 1883.
B.l3 CaAs. LoMo.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
Regisfrstisn or Electors.
OYgIcE or THE Board or SUPERVISORS
or MoHAvg CoUNTY, ARIzQNA.}

OyvicE or THE BOARD or SUPERvisoRs
or MoHAvE CouSrY, ARIzQfA.j
Notice Ii hereby given that the Board
OF Supervisors Of Mohays county, Arizona,
did on the 3rd day a July, 1883, adopt
the following order:
On motion 1t Was ordered that new
registration of the voters Of Mohave
county be made fer the ensuing election
(lS88), and ali voters are required to re-
register, such re-regiseration being deem
ed necessary by the Beard OF Supervisors.
Voting aye, Messrs. Croxicr and johnson.
And the Clerk Ii directed TO publish this
order In the official paper Of the county,
In the manner and Tor tho time required
by law.
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors.
JAxKR y. HyDE,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

The last Of the Apache Indisns of Ger
onimo's gang who were confined at Fort
Pickens were removed to Mount Vernon,
Ala, by rail, on the 2lst Of June. II was
the intention Of the Government TO send
these, the youngest Of the band, to Car
Isle, Penn, to school, but II seems there
was no money for their transportation,
and they were to be kept at Pickens until
such time as the money could be got.
The others, about fifty in number, were
sent to Mount Vernon about month ago.
There are now very near five hundred
Indians, bucks and squaws, at Mount
Vernon. II IL supposed that the soldiers
win leave here this summer TO 20 into
camp, and this, it is supposed, is the
reason the Indians were removed from
Pickens.--Warrington Corr. Of Florida
Times Union.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
WHY ?

WHY do / have this drowsy, life.
le1s fselinSf WHY do / have Back
aehei WHY Neuralgia and Rheu-
rnetismi WHY does Scrofulous
taint and Erysipslss show itsslff
nRCAUSE your blood 10 filed
with Poison, which must be Gem.
Dletely Eradicatcd before you can
regain health. Yoa must 60 to the
root OF the matter. Put the Kidneys
--the great and only blood purifying
crgsns--in complete order. whieh q
complete health. and with
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Waller y. CIaYE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator OF the Estate OF Walter s.
Clark, deceased, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the FIRST
publication of this notice, 10 the said Ad.
ministrator nj his place Of business, viz,
at the store of Beecher Il Co, In the town
Of Mineral Park, Mohaye County, Tsrritory
Of Arizona. the same being the place fol
the Transaction OF the business OF said es,
tate.
Il. II. THOMPSON,
Administrator Of The Estate Of Waiter g.
Clark, deceased.
Eb. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Administrator
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
WHY do we
D u GA U y u
ands OF CRATE
women In all
worldhavevol-
tan Us TO this

There is no stand.stiIl I'm dis.
casc. You are either growing
Better or Worse. Now Ii Il with
xOU?
WHY not te.day resort 10 thst
medicine whiSh has veritably Cured
MiIli4ns, sad which will cure yOu il
you Will give II . chance :
All Of Warmers preparations are
Purely Vegetable They are made
On honor. They are time-tried
Thsy are No New Discovery, I'm.
tried and Worthless on the con
trsry, they have stood the test--they
hsve proved their superiority. They
Stand alone in pre- eminent merit, Rni
YOU KNOW 1T.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
There Is not . regular minister Of tn

There is not regular minister OF the
gospel in Mohave county; nor is there q
single community in the county large
enough to support one. II some one of
the many missionary societies in the East
would send an energetic missionary here
he would be well received and receive
some pecuniary support During two
years past but two sermons have been
preached in the county. This is a good
field for missionary work, and be who
loyeth the cause Of the Master better than
himself can find abundant labor here and
. rich harvest.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
SUMMONS.

In tbs Justices Court, kinRman Precinct,
Mohave county, Arizona Territory.
Gus. w. Beechsr and u.
A. Sanderson, partners 90
Beecher d Co.
Plaintiffs,
va.
Caldwell Wright,
Defendant.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to
Caldwell Wright.
You are hereby sumypored and required
to appear in an action brought against you
by the above named Plaintiffs in tho Justices
Court Of KinRman Precinct, County of Mo-
have, Territory Of Arizona, and answer the
complaint filed with this Court at King
man, in said county, within five days, lex
elusive OF the day of seryace,) after the SER
vice upon You of this Summons, IL served In
this Precinct and within tho County, bat il
served out of the Precinct and within the
County. then within fifteen days. In all
other CAGES twenty days.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the complaint AZ
above required, the Plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you for the sum of one
hundred and seventy mine and 50-100 dol
lars, and costs and disbursements in this
behalf expended,
6iven under my hand at
said Precinct this 2Sth day
Of June, A. d. 1888.
G. NJ. FUNSTON,
S4-5 Justice Of the Pease Of said Precinct.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

The Citizen says The Albuquerque
postofice is the principal one in New
Mexico and Arizona. During the past
year Il handled 77,74s registered letters,
and its receipts from all sources were
t401 1858 .25.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

Arrangements are being made between
the Burlington road and the brotherhood
of Engineers, whereby the strikers may
resume work. Eoth parties are anxious
to compromise, and it is believed that
the matter will soon be settled.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

Judge John A. Rush has been appointed
Attorney-Generalof of the Territory by Gov.
zulick, to succeed Briggs Goodrich. The
appointment is good one and Gov.
Zulick is to be complimented on his good
judgment in this appointment.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

The Senate this week passed bill to
place John G. Fremont on the army re-
tired list, with rank as Major-General.
The Horse should pass the bill also, as it
10 . fit tribute TO the valued services Of
Gen. Fremont to the nation.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
ATT MnnT | PANTS. 70 800
Auu WUUuSSUlTS. 1900

BY our connections with the mills. and
large facilities for manufacturing, we save
the commission house, jobbers' and rs-
tailers' profits, thus enabling us to give TO
the customer FASHIONABLE garments
OF SUPERIOR quality at first cost.
Send six cents for samples, 48-inch linen
tape measures, and Instructions for meas
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

In the past five years the people Of the
United States have taken out Of the
ground in minerals Of one sort or another
t647 ,395, ,041 more in value thap the
aggregate amount Of our debt in 1856.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

The express companies are having .
lively war Of rates in the East, and 1t 10
cheaper to ship by express from New
York TO many Of the Western cities than
by freight.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

The town Of Calico, San Bernardino
county, CAL, was destroyed by fire on
the morning Of the 18th instant. Twelve
business nouses burned. Lees, $20, 900.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
US. CLOTHING GO.
". c. JONES. kAEAcEa.
465 Washington Street, Boston. Mass.
Change or Firm.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has purchased the Home Restaurant
and fixtures, located at Needles, CAL, aud
will continue the business at the same
place.
Dated Needles, CAL, June %, 1888.
A-4 jog Wo,
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

There are seven Presidential tickets In
the 6eld, and II is probable that the
average voter can get q ticket and plat
form to suit him.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

Since the first of July the Granite has
paid another dividend Of 100000, and
the original one Of 5000, and the next
month win raise the total 70 s2,O00,0 900 or
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

The total amount paid by Montana
mines from January ! to June 80, 1883,
was N,74s,000, distributed as follows
among the different comnanifas.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

know thisi
tens of thous.
ful mon and
parts OF the
unfairly writ
effect.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
Warmers SAFE Cure

and wARNER,s SAFE PILLS your
Cure is Certain.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
COVER THY
NAKEDNESS

A few Of the advantages to be gained by
dealing with us are:
Latest Styles in goods of all kinds; the
Newest Fashions; Boston Prices; Larger
Variety TO choose from; absolute ReIis.
bility; guarantee to return money IL de-
sired; an opportunity to purchase anything
you want not kept by your local dealer,
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21


There will be Q total eclipse of the
moon on Sunday, July 22d. The pro-
gress of the event will be az follows in
local or Eastern time: First contact,
10: :55 p. m; beginning Of totality, II "a
p. m; end Of totality, / :35.6 a. m; last
contact, 2:34.6 a. m. The moon will be
in absolute eclipse, that is central in the
earth's shadow, ut 12.:44.8 a. m. The
duration Of totality viii be :4l.6. The
position Of the moon In its orbit at this
time with reference to the earth is some
what more favorable for the observations
proposed to be made, the moon being
more deeply immersed in the earth's
shadow now than in January. This
slightly increases the duration OF the
totslity, and, what Is more important, in
tensifes the darkness Of the moons face.
A total eclipse Of the moon is rare
event, partial eelipses being corAPara-
lively frequent.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
KINGMAN. JULY 81, 1888.

It is reported that Lucky" Baldwin
won 10000 at the recent races at Wash
ington Park, Chicago.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

Two Mojaye Indians were in Prescott
to-day to solicit the influence OF Governor
Zulick in obtaining rations for this tribe
from the Government. One OF them, who
spoke very good English, was interviewed
by JournalMiner representative, TO
whom he said that the rations asked
were only for this year. He stated that
there were about 900 Of his people who
depended upon the spring rise Of the
Colombo River 10 raise crop for their
support. That this year the river has not
risen, and as consequence they would
be unable TO raise their usual crop and
unless aid was extended to them great
suffering would certainly follow. As the
Mojaves are an industrious and self-suss
tanning people their request, in this in
stance, should be complied with and aid
should be given by the Government
Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
ORANGES, LEMONS and all kinds Of FRESH CALIFORNIA ny
.e. At wholesale and Retail. ~
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.

Merchandise snd A1se
marked In will be carefuy promptly attsndsd
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

two sent to the Government prison at
Columbus, Ohio, and one committed
suicide.
Jose Nad-i-go-dey and Constanbret,
young San Carlos Apaches, arrived here
Tuesday evening from Carlisle, Pennsyl.
vania, where they had Just graduated
from the Government Indian school, after
four years course. Both are very in
telligent red men, and stated that they
would each locate 100 acres Of land on the
San Carlos reservation and "settle down."
They left for San Carlos Wednesday,
Wilcox Sto0kman.
On the Fourth Of July last as some
bombs were being exploded on Congress
street in front of the Pearson block, one
ricochetted against large plate glass
window in Blacks jewelry store, shiver
ing it into q thousand fragments. The
parties firing the bomb had hearing to
day before Justice Meyer on the charge o
malicious mischief and was discharged
The Jury before whom the case was trist
rendered a verdict of acquittal withou
leaving their seats. The verdict givel
universal satisfaction Tucson Citizen.
The Atlantic & Pacific intend, at an
early date, to bring to the notice Of th'
public the beauties of the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado, and for the purpose Q
finding out what can be done to make tn
canyon accessible, J. B. Warner, Of tina
road, lately made the trip. A party o
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05

TRAITS OF ANIMALs.-A farmer who
has been using his eyes for over sixty years
says: ! have noticed that when a horse
gets up, he gets up forward first and then
jerks his hind part after him, while COW
will get her rear half up all right and
draw her forward half up in place; also,
when drinking, horse will draw in water
rapidly with every breath; the COW on the
contrary, will suck in one continuous
draught as long as she can hold her breath.
l have noticed that sheep and goats are
both buffers, yet sheep has to run few
feet backwards before he can butt, while
the goat has to raise himself on his hind
legs to execute the same movement. They
are the only two animals know of whose
butt ends are in 'front.' A squirrel can
run down a tNe head first The cat and
bear must go down tail frst-it is left to
themselves. If your dog finds his way into
your cellar and sees nice steak, he will
steal it and run out, but if your cat gets in
and finds steak she will sit right down by
it and eat what she wants, if not surprised
betore-Farm Journal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05
Anti-Saloon War.
A NICE QUESTION.
The Government and Mexico Involved in
an Extradition Muddle.

iCopwgh, 1883, by G,e California associated Pressl
Ell PAso TEX J, March 4th.-An intricate
question of extradition between the United
States and Mexico has arisen in the case OF
Charles Hudson, charged with being one
of the Mapula train robbers. He was ar
rested in Texas and carried to Paso del Norte.
Mex for trial by the Mexicans. The Ell
Paso Judge did not want to assume the re-
sporsibility, and submitted the matter to
the Department OF State at Washington for
decision. Secretary Bayard replies to the
Governor of the State of Texas that in
long line of recedents-notably the Trem-
BILE case-Laredo opposed the surrender of
an American citizen to foreign Govern
ment until the American could exercise
all the privileges of proper extradition,
and until the accused had a full op-
portunity for a hearing before the Su-
preme Court of the United States on
a writ of habeas corpus. Before the
party arrived, Hudson, the accused, had
already voluntarily gone back to Chihua-
hua to stand trial, stating that he felt fully
convinced that his innocence would be
established
In justification of Secretary Bayards
position, it is stated that in 1874 a Mexican
citizen named Francisco Perez murdered
an American in Brownsville, Tex, and
then escaped to Mexican territory When
asked to surrender him the Mexican Gov
ernment declined on the principle that the
extradition treaty between the United
States and Mexico states that neither of the
contracting parties be bound to deliver I'D
its own citizens.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05
OLD AGE.

rs ATTENDED WITH WEAKNESS OF THE.
i stomach and bowels, causing loss of appetite,
indigestion, constipation, ETC., with their at
tending evils. These are natures warnings,
and, il unheeded, soon lead to serious results
To persons advanced in years. and those who
cannot take powerful medicine, summons Liver
Regulator is most peculiarly adapted Owing
10 Its mild action it may be taken by the most
delicate and debiitated at any time and under
all circumstances with perfect safety. One Of
the most venerable of the United States Senate
the late hon. Alex andeI T. Stephens wrote
simmons Liver Regulator Is mild and suits me
better than more active remedies" II cures
constipation By gently assisting without forcing
nature ItirAparts yigoa0us tone 20 the diges-
tive organs, improves the appetite, enriches the
b. cod, builds up and ressoTes the wasted ener-
gies, giving tone and vigSr TO the whole system.
Mrs. 5 epben Menar1. of Macon, Ca. says:
My husband being blizd Tor IIamber OF years.
required him to lead avery se1entAry life, and
ne suffered extremely from indigestion. He
heard Of simmons lger Regulator, and COM
menced to take it regularly. The indigestion
has len him, and he has become more cheerful
and hearty-in faes. enjoys better health now
than be has known for years 1t is certainly a
blessing to the yoang and old to find such
medicine" NWSxSy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05
MOSBY'S HONESTY.
The Ex-Confederate Officer Has a Claim
Against the Governments.

Against the GOVernment.
Copyright 1888, by the California associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 4th-Colonel J. S.
Mosby, late Consul at Hong-kong who
has become a resident of San Francisco.
has been in Washington for some time past
engaged in the preparation and argument
OF claim he has against the United States
Government before the Court of Claims.
Col. Mosby says that the law on the sub
Ject OF fees did not discriminate with sutfi-
cient distinctness between the fees which
belonged to the Consul and those which
belonged to the Government. He adopted
the rule of turning all fees into the Treas
ury, trusting to the good faith of the Gov
ernment, and supposing that the officials
of the Treasury Department, in the final
settlement of his accounts, would credit
him with whatever was his share. Instead
of doing this they kept the fees which he
now claims belonged to him, but said he
was fool for turning them into the treas
ury. AT the same time, he having sur
rendered them, they could not be re-
covered.
Mosby has sued the Government in the
Court of Claims to recover $4,000. He
says: After paying all the expenses of
the Hongkong Consulate, including my
own salary, paid balance to the United
States Treasury, in six years, of $50 000
Previous to my appointment there had
been Consulate at Hongkong for thirty
years, and the total amount that the Uni
ted States received during that time was
only 1000. | want to add, however, that
if | fail in my suit | will be no worse off
than | am now. | am the plaintiff, not a
defendant / paid this money into the
Treasury for the purpose of avoiding any
controversy about fees with the Govern.
ment and for the purpose of protecting
my reputation and character. | do not re-
gret my action. even if the Court should
decide that am not entitled TO any portion
of the money thus voluntarily surrendered
would rather lose the fees than my char
acter. | would also much rather sue the
Government than have the Government
sue me, as it did the Consul General to
London
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-05
PACIFIC COAST.
DIXON, THE COLUSA MURDERER.
SENTENCED.
Fatal Blast in a Mine-Leg Broker
by Dancer-Winery Burned
Gun Accident.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE eEcoRD-uSros.l
THE DoWNPouR.
Heavy Rains Reported in Many Localities
March Winds.

Heavy Rains Reported in Many Localities
March Winds.
lcopyg, 1855, by The California Associated Press,
CoLUsA, March 4th.-There was a high
southwest wind, accompanied by rain, here
all day. The rainfall was 13 inches for
the twenty-four hours, and 9O2 for the sea-
son.
LIvERMoRE March 4th-At IL this morn
ing an unusually strong southeast wind
sprang up, blowing for half an hour. Sew
eral windmills were torn asunder, small
trees blown over, and numerous small
barns outside of town unroofed. 1t rained
for an hour, precipitating one inch Alter
four hours cessation rain began falling
heavily again. and the prospects are for a
nights storm. The total rainfall for the
season is now II. 20 inches.
GILRoY, March 4th-Pouring rain here
all day with strong wind.
SAN RAFAEL, March 4th.-Rain COM
menced to fall early this morning, accom-
panied by hail and thunder. Mount Ia
malpals was covered with a light cap of
snow. The rainfall was "a inches for the
last twenty-four hours.
PETALUMA, March 4th.-The heaviest six
hours rain of the season fell this forenoon.
giving LILO inches. Since the 1st 247
inches has been precipitated, giving 14.1O
inches for the season. This will be suffi-
cient for the general need. and a great
blessing after the north winds. The streets
leading to the creek are flooded, and the
rain is still pouring
SANTA Rosa, March 4th.-The most Sc.
we're storm of the season occurred this
morning. From o'clock till noon over
an inch of water fell, almost deluging the
streets. Large haiIstones fell for several
minutes, and heavy west wind accompa-
MED the storm
ST. HELENA, March 4th.-The rainfall
from last evening to four this day was 80
inches. Total for the season nearly %
inches.