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The Arizona champion., 1888-07-14
Torlina's Bazaap Albuquerque.

The immense arrival of carpets at John D. Torlinas Bazaar exceeds anything heretofore seen in Albu. querque, being truly wonderful. Of every grade, quality and kind from cheap ingrain, to the finest Wilton Velvet, ranging in price from $, so. $. cents to St,oo, sI.Io, Brussels from 75c per yard to SI.35 with Velvets and ax min ster in proportion. Torlina's Ba- aaar will i'll any mail order by giv
 ing sise of room, and dimensions when correctly taken; sews the car pet to fit and ready to be put..down. When ordering state choice of col ors and figure whether large or small in patterns, and you may rest assured you will be perfectly satis
 fled. The one price system Of the Bazaar established for the past six years, enables persons miles away to buy goods at the same figures as if they were present, and a six year old boy can buy as cheap as man. Everything is plainly marked and you can see at a glance what each ar ticle costs. Send hlm an order and be convinced of the low price al which goods are sold.
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Timber Suits.

United States Attorney O. T. Rouse has brought suit in the sd Judicial District of this Territory. against a number of persons. who are charged with cutting and re. ceiving timber belonging to the government of the United States. The titles of the suits instituted are as follows; United States vs,. J. w. Eddy, ct al, damages, SIo,- 8ao; Unued States vs, w: z. Will
 son, ct al, damages, s3S,543.oa; w. z. Wilson x Co, damages, SIS, purchase price of 1000 feet of lumber, W. z. Wilson & Go. |, S2, 200 damages, purchase price Of 88, 900 feet of lumber. City of Prescott and w. z. Wilson & Co.,, for sI,a7o. 76, purchase prlce of I3,a4I feet of lumber ond I72 3.Io cords of wood. Parker & Co.,, So,63o for lumber cut in Town
 ships al and aa, N. R. { E., at s pea thousand. Parker & Co.,, T
 S. Bullock and Prescott & A, C.. R. R. Co.,, for s64, ,ooo lumber cut from Townships 2I aud aa. N. R. 5, G., at Sao per thousand. Edward E. Aver, D. N. Riordan and Aver Lumber Co.,, for sI43,- s75.o5, damages for timber cut on government land in 1882 and 1887. D. M. Riordan and Arizona Lum Der Company Sr43s7o.os tor luln. Der cut in 1887 on public land. Atlantic x Pac fife Railroad Co.,. $I3o, 298. 80 for timber cut on gov. ernment land in 1852 and 1887
 These suits are important for they involve damages aggregating to over a half million dollars, and certainly will enlist the best legal talent in Arizona. Tucson Star,
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For the Ladies.

To ladies who are suffering with weakness, falling of womb, painful menstruation, whites, irregularity of monthly courses or any of the ailments they are subject to, use the California Positive and Mega tive Electric Golden Drops. It never fails. Woman's friend. Purely vegetable.
 THE HAIR: The pride of every lady is beautiful hair. The Cali fornia Golden Age Hair Repro, ducer and Tonic produces and restores hair to its natural color, prevents its falling out, removes dandrutf, makes the hair strong, giving it a curling tendency, caus- ing it to remain in every desired position. A perfect dresser for lady or gentlemen; purely herbal no oil, grease oIpoison, Setdshs all druggists.
 CREAsINGER & Co.,, Props, as South Main St., Los Angeles, California.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-14
Electric Hitter2-

This remedy is becoming SO well known and so popular as to need no special mention, All wEo have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise--a purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases ot the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheumand other affections caused by impure bloc d will drive malaria from the sys
 tenn and prevent as well as cure malarial levers. For cure of head
 ache constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satls- faction guaranteed, or money re- funded. Price, 50 cts and Sl per b tile at D JBrarnen X Co.'s d ug
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Connnohe,

This old war horse left Fort Meade recently with his troop for Fort Riley, Kansas. He is the property of l Troop of the seventh Cavalry, and is on the pension roll of the army. He is the only sur. vivor of the great Custer massacre that took place twelve years ago this month. He was ridden upon that day by Captain Keogh, of l Troop, and was all through that fatal fight, His rider was shot of of inn and he was himself riddled with bullets. After the massacre he was found standing in a stream of water trying to get rid of the flies and gnats that swarmed around sucking the blood from his wounded sides.
 If the old horse could speak what a tale of slaughter and car mage he could tell; of the awful onslaught of the red skins and the determined stand of the handful of brave soldiers under the fearless Custer against odds, thousandsfo one. Since that day old Coman che has been the pet of the regi- ment and the idol of the citizens, but he bears his honors bravely and in a most sedate manner. The government issued orders instruct ing the troop regarding his future care. No one is allowed to ride him and the man who speaks cross to him or uses the slightest vio lence towards him takes his life in his own hands.
 The noble old horse is undoubt. edly on his last march, as hls age IS estimated at about twenty-five years. Soon he will have gone to his horse heaven and the last known survivor, animal or human |, of that bloodiest of bloody ,massa. cres, will have passed away and his record will become a part oi the past history of our country.
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-14
Consumption sureiy Cured.

To IRE EpiToR-Pleass inform your readers that have a positive remedy for the above named dis ease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been per. nanently cured, l shall he glad to send two bottles of my remedy rRFE to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express aud post office ad dress. Respectfully,
 Y A siOCUM N D,
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-14
Foe saie.

Saloon doing first class trade, also restaurant, barber shop and tive lodging houses. Everything complete and in hrst.class condi- ,ion, Also a hrst-class and large stock of liqnors. Reason for wish ing to sell, i'll health. Terms cash, or approved notes or will trade f,r ,aitl-. For particulars appl,
The Arizona champion., 1888-07-14

All cattle bearing inc above brand on right hip are the property of the under. igned. Ear marks: Crop and split in right ear and split on top of loft ear. Also ali cattle with bar NJ on both sides; also all horses branded bar NJ on lett side. Range Mgollon Mountains. Pos,ofhce address Flagstuff, Arlzona F. N. Vapderlip,
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Harry Fulton--Horse and mule brand on left hip as shown iu cut. Sheep: ewes hole in left ear and split in the right. We,h CTS reverse that of ewes. Rams branded F on horn; range near Mormon Lake, Mogol. lon Mountains: postoffice address, Flagstaff Arizona. ...
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tow fork in right ear, uni e bit and slit in left ear; all horses belong ng lo us are bran Ge1 the same on Jeff thl,t.
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Rabbit Bros .--Postoffice address, Flag staff, Arizona, Range, Clark's Valley Mo. gcllon rountains. Brand as above cut All young stock branded on both sides. with swallow fork and un derbu in each ear, aEo own the followiRg Boot, T, 2; II anywhere on the side of animal. Boot cat tie, road brand w on right side; T cattle oSs on isht side; horse brand (. 0.
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ARIZONA LUMBER CO.,,

T. Horses mules and cattle branded as in cut. Cattle numbered consecutively on left cheek.
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Mog"llon mountains; p address, Flag s,aff, Aria P. B. Rumsey.
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E. I, SIMPSON, General Manager


 Horses or mules branded as above on the left thigh be long to the under signed. Range on Slonema n's Lake & \ ogollon Mts.
 James Allen. Verde Aiiz
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Nogollon Mts. and Stouem aa's Lake. P 0 address Camp Verde, Ariz.-Mehrens x sherman.
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CHAS. C. GovEN,
 General Manager.

two splits left. Horses same brand on left shoulder other cattle brands on u3E V, H, LC, GR. Range. Roger I.aFe on Frver Parb.
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Cattle branded I R on left hiy; cnr IT aTk s. hole in nIlt ear. Horse, sane lrand on ;he right shoulder.
 Range "n the San francisco and
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Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
II I n III y 6

GAIAED ta1; PREMIUM Tor glseteSt
merit ut tGs Nr~ Orie7nI Cotton Centen
MIA K Worlds Exp0-ition for refined nHd
wonderful p.y Or nI toQe. elegance Of design
md Gupufb iiniah. Only piano endorsed by
U1:tad Stato6 cornmi! aioneTs. from o1ch Or
the statos. CHsoa fnest clrved. rosewOe':
,il;~l Gur-t imported 1nbie repo 9tinI NC
itri-ihrco strings tht"uGhon. OF beat pa:,
mt .tesl wiro--bOYs b'st ivory. Oar new
patent steel tnninv device. Instead Of wood.
Z tho arsat,st invention ever made in
)iauus. L. cyn.iS Soi Eta!iu:targ steel tUn
fi,c, nina th1t ara cet in u iaI!d md fuolfeJ
t,I i, run round tha pins. keeping them
-olIdiy in pl GO. 4 thinbia or sIesl pin j.
nada to eZa0tly ct the ST ,tioTnry pin re
.UlvinG thore0n: tnrs the striugI viud
" Md the pima. Af;sr tho str1n2s are prop
ery stretched the piano can never get Gu,
of tune. the rest plank being IF eteel IL not
Affected by ex rsues Gf climate. This viii
he appreciaf ed by ali musicians in city or
..conntry. # will stand twenty years with.
Dut tuning and - good for 100. No other
piano has this improvetnent.
Great strength and durability il anpthe
advantage. In ether pi tnos h".es aro bored
n wooden bUaTda and tuning pins inserted
Tho pin turn r,und il this bOtri md cln
not stand porT%nentlr IN tu:re, and il often
rrtcsF. split. d-'"H na'. U@'GnIiHg rtt"Il;
totally tud q n. .. J w3Ttn as ns yGGsica
instrument. Oar steel taGine divics - IL
40 wtv dsCtsd by such c4suaitiss. AMI th.
tIunding board ~ 80 cor-!Tucted that 90,
ii n 'g can never hOnone thit or naetHlio u
uns. They ars iw lys IN tame and tho e%-
snss Of tuning Ia s'ved. This pateu'
,l"ne is worth mll'iors and roakos on
IianOs the Qreatest in tho world Price
re no higher than other pianrs. Buv n'
tir0cs from NJ. the larQast manuf tctu rers
10 save 900 or S2o0-ds'lers' profit.
'on't mind tho "Tninon erowllngs Of dsal
|. "a nd agents, " see their chances ~
aliing a poor piano at big pr, At OF S2,
tipping awAV-pitv then.
,, We guar ntee our p;an"s ten yea 3. 100
tvlns. We h I'VE pu: ouv prices At lowest
, ped roch for sh. 4 500 plan" for S249.5h
300 pi IN for s297 80; . 81. 800 pi mo f.
1850: $3.50 piano fo- Si75 80. Uprigh'
'.binet Grand. with stool and rubber
,,vsr. stipped IN ho1rd cars at 8 r. to sn,
p,rt nf this United States, Can da or Mex
CO. Oar ter are onsh with order. l.
ut as represented money returned. ",
occa aioualiT have good second hand piano
nads over at 800 to 500. which wa take
IN part parment for our own. Write or
e.all for cat iOgus free.
7. II ANTISELL pIlNO CO..
Ofice & Wtrsrnoms. Odd Fellow Hall.
Cor. II rkst g. IN Sts.: f,ot,ries. Fol.
som. s Slptwell Gls Ia SIS, s II. Pr3n0isco,
California. (h.:"nts w'ntojl
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17

The cnre for si"kness 500 years sg
was Neglect; 300 years ago. sorcer' ;
100 years ago. Her "a and Drngs; 25
years ago, Medicines; to-day 1t il
Compound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the Whole sys-
tenn to strengthen one weak point;
Compound Oxygen strengthens both
A doctors average bill is $50 In
vest SIS iii orr Home Treatment"
and you will save the other S35, and
feel better than you have for five
years. Are yon nervous1 Those
tired, SICK headaches will vanish.
Have you weak lungs? Give com.
pound oxygen one chance to
strer gtbdot them Have you dyspep-
sisl 1t will cure yonl
Remember always one thing! You
risk absolutely nothing IN trying our
treatment. II is simply breathing
different air; 20 dosing" or drug
g'ng." or going a thousand miles
away from hone and friends. 1t is
breathing daily into your lungs, at
your own home. the concentrated
vitality OF ell the health resorts jn
rte world.
200 page book mailed free.
For particulars. addrsse,
DRS. STARKEY & PALEN,
1927 aud 1879 Arch St, Philadelpbia,
Penn.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
Feeding an Eiephaat sasar.

Tho elephants were treated to great
blocks Of ''soor." which 10 brown sugar
IN one OF its earliest stages. As my
own elephant raised her trunk aud
opened her queer looking mouth in *.
pectation OF the usual donation Ut q few
pieces Of the ei,e OF ones est, carefully
adjusted between her back teeth lump
larger than q mans head.
lshall neve. forget the expression Of
her little eyes as she received this do.
fcious norsel. She kept her head raised
aloft 10 prevent the Juice from running
ont, ead then directed her eyes down 70
me, beam!nS With elepbantipo pleasure.
She could not swallow the prize; IT was
too big. Nor codld she divide II: 10 was
too sticky. All she could do was to hold
1t tight and roll her eEss Till It melted.
There were doubtless the happiest mo.
n,snts Of her lte.--Youth's Companioa.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
Prevention Of Tires.

The way for the people to prevent theas
disastrous drss is 10 have automatic me.
tallic doors closing and opening on every
door OF on elevator shaft; TO have doors
at the head Of every stairway between
Noors, and TO allow no we'll holes to 70,
main open except when IN. EcITal use. Ny
experience Is that these openings from the
top TO ths bottom Of a house cause more
loss by fire than eny other thing. i
spark may drop from the top to the bot
tom floor and soon have the entire build
ing Ia flames: whereas. Il the FIRE were
confined to single floor the department
could manage !t.--Harry c. Carroll u
Globe Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
70 A LOVER.

YAoy ssy toe sLIp,c passiaxch Of cid
Sa. W bis tent al Tall of evsntide,
Aud scanned ,iis DEG rt Levels far cod wtes
f"r pssslng Gnssls. t..l ttse dusty gold
Of the fsIr st,nsrf TOOK d fsetng mold
OF reays.i!y gate, aud esrta grew deiaed
Throuxh his tsiist: and 10. shere at bid sdA
All upavasrs, rtood angels manifold
20 70 thy viaior viii thc earth grow fair.
The south wind warner and tne summer lsyur
hurry With Qgiessned Iu!se Ito len1th along
And iisteni Al about .hess 10 the air
TIE rush OF winged thous hts tat uarks k,e's
power
10 LIT thy soul above ths duller thronz
-Ffancls L Sheldon Ia Overland ..outhy.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
Invention NJ fsit.

According to Professor Beekman fen
~as invented before weaving. The middle
end northern regions Of Asia are occupied
by ~artars and other populous nations,
whose manners and customs appear "a
have cont .nued unchanged from the mos
remote antiquity, aud to whose simple and
uniform mode OF existence this article
seems TO I've as necessary rs food. Felt 10
the principal substance both OF their cloth
ing and OF their Labitations. New Or.
leans Picayune.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
CSuDsy.

Sheriff --Robert Steerl.
Under.Sheriff-0. +. kuenos,.
Recorder Z. j. Goldman.
Treasu rer-Dan!sl Smith.
Probate JndgeA-G.' W. Beeober.
. Dist.ict Attorn6y-~Eb. Wilhnms.
Court Corninia none.-- Otto 7. kuencer.
Clerk Of Distric. Court--W. Lsrkiu.
Public Administrator-~Engen u. WHIP
pie.
OD.unty Surveyor--Otto I. Ruencor.
q. ). Cornmissioaer-J.J J. Hyde.
u. :. Deputy Marshal-Eobert steen.
Supsryisors- .,anusi CIozier, J. l.. Ne
son, j. IL. johnson.
Clork Of the Board Of 5upervisers-J. }
hyde -.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
INVENTION ss;; :;>S';':*"'fss 1s;4: is: e; e;

least afno1.; tiY wol1 1osa u t1yen:t,'s pto-
gross 5 :. iAn:' q / an 4T,.Yc3 =. v9"rI ta"t
car. lie port ,r,..ai r.. y. 5~ ;la r-,!I.tFy WIKI
u. s0para,.4, th@ wpct.srs g:pE thf:,
rorres. Pny tnOrai; anY cne c@n 90 to
work: eithor H1%. y.unx O. nid; nn s;,ec:H
ability reluiEyL. C,.prtai NJ. needed; yea
arc -tartei fr13. g.; tals OH aud rotaFi!
TO 1s and yo Wi! 5'n'! yOa FREQ something of
ar,,s v.ins ana i'Ap,fGaaos t you, that
wi ii start voa 10 ba4i.33s, whjoh will b:!n2
70 in more In3aay riQht away than any.
taing else In the ,riG. Grand cn.tit fEsn.
A idress True i Co.. Augp,t.:. II tin9. o..
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
Territorial.

p,
.Gevsruor-C. u. zu!ask, Prescott.
Secretary James A. Bavard. prsaoott
ssistant Bsoretars ----- -- Pres
sott.
Adjasant osnssai-L r. Moador. PREF
ooti.
Attorney General Briggs Goodrich: Pres
oott. r.. 4,
Trsasursr-C. B. Foster. Prsaeott. ]
Superintendent Of Public Instrnction--C.
NJ. Strauss. Tnoson.
Auditor-J. J. Hawkins. Prescott. .
Superintendent Of Territorial Prison
Thomas Gates. Yuma.
Supreme Court--Jarss II. Wright, Chief
justice. Prescott; W. W Porter, Asso'
siats Justice, Phsnix; Wa. Il. Barnes,
Associate Justice, TucsoI.
US. District Attorney W. Rouse.
Tucson.
US. Marshsl--W. X. Meade, raoson.
Deputy Z. s. Marshal III. D. Underwood
Surveyor Generai--John Hise, Tuc@on.
Prescott: Land Office -Rseeivor--D. j.
Sullivan. Register E. Burgess.
Tucson Land Office Heoeivsr-Pred W.
Smith. Register--C. y. Daley.
z. y. Internal ReVeaue Collsctor-J. =
MEG Grorty, Santa Fs, New Mexico. Dep
uty Col!ector--W. II. Bristol, Tucson. De.
partroert Collector, Custom Ofticers-~b.
AuGrews, Prescott, VS.. Cury. Tucson.
Delegate to CouGress-Mark Smith
Tombstone.
Judge Of First Judicial r'ist4iot-W.H
Barnes, Tucson.
judge Of Seourl Jadio!a! Distriot---W
". Porter, yE<A IL. -.
judge ot Third Judio@l District j Ano'
81, Wight Prescott ....
Clerk Of the suprt :. y3u!t~ ". Dod2u
Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
Arizona E'osfOMceR.

\, I, notes U. s. Money Order office: J
International Money Order Office; X. Well
F.rgo's Express office. This list Is cor!ec'
ed monthly.
YAvApsr Coo Ts--Apua Fria Valley. Alex
mdra. antelope Wiley. A>h Fork, !, I'.'
bug Bed Rocky, bradshaw, Bueno, Bn.'
ria Zee, Camp VeTl%, Chaiender. Chcrr}
iino, CioHega, II ,G,tals, \, G:llett. H.
,4vaInpas, aoweils, Jerome. Juniper, Lee
Ferrg, Mayer, Mesaviile. Payson, Prescot
u X, SimEo;ls, Etan.an, StoGd"rd.
Top. Walker, WalnQt Grove. Williams \.
P1aA CouNry--Allen. American Flag, arl
,ae4, Calabassts (. CritGonden X, DeRerr
Gsperanza, Grestsrvile. Harshaw. hogale
(, Orc Eianco, Pantano X. Ouijotoa. Rsd
,ngson. tahuarita, Trtal Wreck, Tubao. Tue
on AK, Washington.
GrrA CoUsTY--Arinor, Globe A (, Pr
leer X, San Carlos, Innto.
MoHAvY CcuNTY-Aubrey. Breon, Haci
Derrv Y. Henning, hingnlaa Z, Mineral Par
A, Mehave CITY. Powell (Needies). Sign"
CocHIsE CoUxrY-Benson K, BIsbee, Can
Hnachucs A. Charleston Z, CorteLtiOn
Dos Cabezas K, Dragon K, Fairbanks 1
'urt Bowie (Apaohe Pass K, Ochosvili
st. David, Tombstone 4, Tres AlinoA
Wilcox (Mniey)Ax.
GnAuAx CousTY-Bonita, Clifton x
duncan (Purdy) +, Dunlap, Fort Gran
Fort ThomsB. Morenoi, Pima. Stafford. 81
,monvil.e.
PrNAL CorETy-Hutte. Casa Grands \
DudleyviIIe. Florence y, Maniyville. Mar
,opa I, Aesayi!Is. Pioacho, Pima! x. River
side, Sacaton. Silver King a.
YumA CouNT1-Centenn.ai (Plamosa)
Clip. Ehrenberg, FortoIs, Parker, Yum
AK.
hrAcHE NorETY--Er.stns, Fort Apache
Holbrook K, ksams Canyon, Nut,ioso, St
Johns A, St. Joseph, Shsw Low, Snowflake
SprincoviiIe, sansot, Taylor, Wiuslow
" Woodruff.
MLnlcCPA CoUNrY-6ila Bend z, Hayden
Lehi. Mcdowell. Phenix K Sentinel, Tenn
pei 'Hayden) A, vulturs I, Wiokenburg.
RRsIxpIln EavATroE-rort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17

Shall we stick 20 the farnar asks .
""ral exchange. You will be likely to in
W.. westher unless you pave tt.--Omahs
world.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
nrnTr URewaraod are thoss who

nnnnSea Wonders exist in thou.
HI sanda of forms. but are surpassed
DoA11 by tho msrveis Of invention.
Those who are In need Of profitable work
that can be done whiie living at home shonld
u once ssnd their addreaa to Hallstt & Co..
Portland. Blaine, ara receive free full in.
formation how either nex, Of all ages. can
earn frum So to S25 per day and Ipwsra~
wtorevsr they live. You are started free
Captsi not required. Somo have made
over $50 day ~ this work. All suocesd.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17

INJECTIONS.
PRESCOTT &c --Presoott & Arizona
Central railway for Fort WhiPpie and
Pre- cott.--Oniy all Rail Line.
"a ARSTOW.-Calif Southern rail-
way for Los Angeles. San Diego and
other Southern California points.-l3
hours .hoiter than any othsr line.
NOJaVE.-SDutaern Pacific for San
Praucisco. Sacramento and Northern
Line.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
TINE SCHEDULE.

Trains on the Atlantic and p'cihc H";i-
rad are run On Mountain or Standard Tine
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
aDyGRTIsISG RATES,

L,yal n sttsr in this type. $2.o0 per inoh
or .iis dr.i insertion, and xl.oO per inch
Tor ssoh Subsequent insertion.
a,s,szs advertisements inserted at
sps,.al r..ss acaording time. place and
sysos rJqnirea. ,,
PROTEST. ,lat saras, one inch. inserted At
Si.o0 per "a .,, including subsoription.
Dramg ii,..ioas of personal nature
si.l % o1bli4;isd at the option of the ecitor
.ul ,asEged far at the rate OF ten cents per
inc. 80
TIE MLsaR will not be responsible for the
opinions aud views of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
To Priutessc

For sale. 4 lOxl5 old style Gordon.
lsed but very little. Will be sold cheap
ior cash. Address this offite.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17
THE MoHAvE MINER
PusIlsH.D EvzsI sasusDAr By
C. M. FUNSTON. Publisher.
x,ScMaE. AoHAYf co0Tyy, AsizoSA.

Battered at the p,ssoftss IN Kingmau
.s ssc conl-ciass matter. s =.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-17

.Gsvsruor-C. M. Zulsk, Prescott.
Secretary James A. Bavard. Prescott
assistant BAcretars - ----- ---- Prbs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
New York, Dec. H. noon.-Stocks active and
firm Money easy at 2d2I6 per cent. EX-
change-long, 81 S414GD4 I15; short, "a SSA0
4 $50 Government bonds dull and featureleSs.
State bonds dull but steady.
Erie ,..,.......... 25H Richm'd g. W. Pr
Chicago & North 10416 Terminal. %
Lake Shore. .1oO1s Western Union. 81
Norf. & w. pref. 49N
500 D. m.-Exchange dull but steady. Money
easy at 20121s per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold Si55,3t6 900; currency, SIS, 900. Gov
eminent bonds dull and heavy for tours; four
per cents 12134; four and a half per cent
coupons i0S State bonds duh but steady.
The stock market was active by spells to-day,
was strong almost all the way out. and in some
instances a marked advance occurred. The
news of the day was almost entirely OF favor
able nature and bears covered freely. The de-
cison of the Interstate Commission about
selling tickets to scalpers was looked upon as
big bull card, and the buying of Rrangers was
noticeable, making them stronger than for
some time past. Foreigners also showed dis
position to purchase. There was an impression
that the dividend upon Gould stocks would be
as before. and reports which apparently ema-
mated from official sources we're put out TO that
effect and later official action accelerated the
advance begun In the early morning. Coal
stocks were the great feature OF the day, all OF
them being more active Heavy earnings OF
leading roads made bears somewhat nervous,
and they covered freely The market closed
Quiet but strong generally at about best prices.
The active list Il almost invariably higher and
Delaware and Hudson rose 2. Lake Erie and
Western preferred 194. Atchison, Iackawanna,
and New Jersey Central IA each, Louisville and
Nashville per cent, and others iractionai