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Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
hoard OF Directors,
rncerr,er.tor-.
ARTIcLEs or INCORPORATION.

& ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
/ Kxow ALL MxK Br TaKsx PsxsEsTs, That
we, Ben. H. spear, W. H. Taggart. Eb.
Williams, VIM. q. Biakeiy, Robert Stsen,
James j. Hyde, Gus. w. Beschsr. William
Richards. q. II. Kusncsr and z. Y. Th0rap.
con. ali of the County Of Mohaye, Territory
OF Arizona, have associated ourselves to-
gethsr for the objects and purposes herein
after mentioned, and desiring to become In.
coYporatod under the laws Of the Territory
of Arizona, In such case made and provided,
do now hereby subscribe and neknoviscgs
thsss articles os Incorporation, viz;
First. The name assumed by this corp,s.
alton, and by which 1t shall be known aud
transact its business, ia 'srhe Mohave Min.
ing and Milling Corporatiou;" and as sueh
II shall have an existence or duration for
the term Of Thirty ts0) year, from the date
of the fling Of these articles.
Second. Ths enterprise, business, pur.
suit and occupation for which this oorpor-
alton 10 formed are to purchase OK other
wise acquire mining lands, mines, mining
rights or interests therein. mills, furnaces
and other property; to purchase or other
wise acquire mill sites and water privileges:
to mine for gold and silver and othsr min.
erals and metals; to purchase or otherwise
acquire gold and silver ore and ether ores,
minerals and metals; to carry on processes
for pteparing ores, minerals and metals Tor
market, and marketing the same; to mill,
stanp, crush, smeit, refine and treat gold
and silver ores, and other ores, minerals
and metals In sny me thod for sale and to
sell the same; to sell, let, lease or otherwise
dispose of any mines, claims, lands. rights,
ores, bullion or other property owned or
possessed by said corporation.
Third. The principal Office sf this cor.
poration shall be kspt at the town Of King
man, In the county Of Mohave and Terri
tory Of Arizona, at which Office the prinsi.
pal business of said corporation shall bs
transacted.
Fourth. The amount Of the oapitai stock
of said corporation shall be Two Million
Dollars ($2,N0,0Oo00), divided into -Four
Hundred Thousand shares t40o,0o0, cf the
par va.ns Of Five Dollars $500 can, sssa
which shall be non asseasebls.
In Witness whereof, The said Ben. III.
Spear. W. II. Tsggsrt, Eb. Wukms, VIM.
O. Blaksly, Robert Stesn, Jaaass J. Hyde,
Gus. w. Bescher, William Richards. o. n.
Kuenesr and e. r. Thompson, have here.
unto subscribed their names and affixed
their scala, this ninth day Of May, 4. d. 1857.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

A car load Of fruits and vegetables from
San Diego passed east Friday. They
we're intended for exhibitioa ct the Gin.
cinnati Exposition and an advertisement
for San Diego.
w. B. Hume, stenographer for y. n.
Sanford, has accepted 8 position with the
Arizona Lumber Company, Of flagstaff,
and win leave Prescott next MoOdsy fos
that place. Journal Miner.
John Barry has taken up the quarter
section Of land adjoining the towDsits d
Kingnan az homestead. He has al
ready built frame stable and win soon
build dwelling house thereon.
w. E. Frost and Mrs. L. A. Goodmon
left Wednesday morning for Ship Bros.
ranch, where Mrs. Goodmon has mum.
Der OF cattle which Mr.. Frost intends to
purchase for beef for this market.
A. w. Thurman, Of Columbus, Ohio,
son Of the Democratic candidate fos Vice
President, came in Friday morning and
left for Mineral Park. Mr.. Thurman ID
interested in the keystone mine.
Ben Maynard has been engaged by the
business nAen az night watchman and pa
trolls the town from seven in the evening
until six In the morning. Sheriff Stecn,
at the request Of many Of our citizens, has
appointed Mr.. Maynard Deputy Sheriff.
A heavy rain occurred at Peach Springs
on Thursday night, and the water ran
through the town three feet deep and
twenty feet wide. The water filed the
cellar Of the saloon Of J. L. Nelson, and
at one time il was feared that the building
would be washed away.
Amos johnson died at Cerbat on the
18th instant, Of consumption. Judge
johnson had been a resident Of this
county for about four years and at one
time was Justice Of the Peace at Hack
berry. Deceased was about SO year,
of age and q native Of New York State.
Thomas Halleck, one Of Mohave
county's prosperous stockmen, has beer
spending several days here this week
Mr.. HaIleck is here for the purpose o
attending the meeting Of the Board o
Equalization. 1t is his first visit TO thu
county seat for nearly two years.
Roadmaster Harrington took off th'
rock train Wednesday night, as no NOR
rock Ia needed at Powell. The river con
tinues TO fall and no more danger is ap
pretended. One hundred and forty car
Of rock have been pat into the weak spo
and before another rise takes place In tn
Colorado River the A. & p. expect Il
have bridge across at Point Of Rocks.
Since the Navajo council Judge Welton
special agent to put the renegade Navajo
ON the reservation, has, he informs US
been asked by some Of the chiefs TO appl.
TO the "Great Father" for wire fenc
all around the reservation, with suitable
gates at all roads. They say this woul'
define the boundaries Of their land, keel
their cattle inside and the white man
out, and thus prevent trouble. Th'
Judge stated that he was favorably i'm
pressed with the idea. a.--Gallup Register
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
ArornER FIRE.
The Palace Elesaaarant and Chas.
lseaslsy's xsesideEes DuPned.

On last Saturday morning about three
O'Clock the citizens of Kingman were
aroused from their peaceful slumbcrs by
the cry OF fire. The fire was in the Pal
ace Restaurant, owned by Mrs. j. H.
Burt, and when discovered was breaking
out of the roof at . point where the kitchen
joined the dining room, and was beyond
control, and the building, together with
the small dwelling Of Chas. Peasley, with
their contents. were In short time
burned to the ground. The stable of
Chas. Peasley was by hard work and the
judicious uss Of the limited supply oa
water saved.
During the time Of the fire the air was
perfectly calm, the smoke and cindcrs
ascending straight up for several hundred
feet and floating away to the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt were sleeping In
their room adjoining the restaurant on
the west, and escaped by way OF the
window. They only saved sewing ma
chine and . trunk containing few
articles Of clothing
The building was erected since the late
ERE At cost OF about $500, and the con-
tents were valued at 1859, the whole be-
ing insured for $500.
The dwelling OF Chss. Peasley with its
contents was valued at 400, and nothing
was saved. 1t was total loss, with no
insurance.
The origin Of the fire Is mystery, but
il is generally conceded that II was the
work OF an incendiary.
The restaurant had been opened aboa.
two weeks and Was doing good business.
The loss 10 severe one on Mrs. Burt,
who lost everything in the disastrous fire
Of June 18th.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
MINING NOTES.

The development work on the Rattan
mine il progressing finely, and the mine
is proving richer than the owners ex-
pected.
The Arizona Ore Company have run
through the sampling Works about three
car loadsof ore this week. co. ID. mine,
one car, A. p. Waterberry, one car, and
several small lots for various portions,
Superintendent Campbell, Of the Flores
mine, brought In . small bar of bullion
Wednesday. During the progress Of the
development work OH the mine the mill
will do such custom work as is offered.
E. r. Bates and son and Mr.. Parrish,
of San Francisco, visited the Arnold mine
last week. Mr.. Bates is large share
holder in this valuable property, bot the
object Of his visit Is unknown to the
reporter.
Judge Morton came In from Cerbat
Wednesday and says that the boiler Of
the mill has been thoroughly oyerhauled
and repaired and that there is ore enough
to be had TO keep the mill running during
the year. There Is no mill in the Terri
tory that has better facilities for econo-
mically milling ore than the Cerbat mill.
J. j. Jerome, who is now operating the
Arnold mine In the Cedar District, left
for the mine Sunday last. The ore from
this mine is packed on burros to Yucca,
a distance Of thirty miles, thence by rail
to Kingman, at cost of twenty-five dol
lars per ton. There must be some pretty
high grade ore in the Arnold to stand
such heavy shipping tariff and still yield
handsome profit.
Messrs. II. F. Thompson and James
Twiggs brought IN their first bar Of bullion
from the Vanderbilt ON Wednesday. The
bar 10 the result Of twenty-nine tons OF
ore run through the Cerbat mill and was
valned at something over 5000. While
the Vanderbilt Is not now bonanza,
Messrs. Thompson and Twiggs are wen
satisfied with the result. The bullion was
shipped TO the mint at San Francisco.
Judge ]. NJ. Murphy has bond on the
McCracken mine at Signal and will leave
Monday for that place. He viii put the
mine in working shape and expects
within three months to have at least two
hundred men at werk on this property.
Now that this mine Is in shape to be
operated again II is hoped that work will
be continued. The McCracken is the
best mine in the Territory. 1t Is silver
bearing property and in size and richness
the ledge Is q wonderful one.
r. g. Patterson and Sol Rowe were in
Kingman Friday of last week. They
have sold the CycloHc mine In Gold
Basin to Kansas City parties and have
taken contract 10 sink shaft to the
depth Of one hundred and fifty feet.
Should tbe development work prove salts
factory to the Kansas City parties the
necessary machinery to work the mine
will at once be put up. Gold Basin prop
erty seems TO be in demand and If the
work now going on in that district "pans
out, u win experiences boom.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
Answer 10 Corrcspendcnt. /.

MoHAyE CrrY, July IL, 1858.
"Wili you please state what the Demo
cratic majority was in West Virginia in
the Presidential election Of 1854, accord
ing to the Official count? ?"
ANSWER. official vote at the Presi-
dental election Of 1854 10 given: Cleve-
land, 87,3l7; Blaine, 63,o98. Democratic
plurality, 2,477. The whole vote cast was
132,l57.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

Special notices In the reading columns Of
shs Mmxs win b charged at the rata of
Ten Cents par line fer sash inssrtion.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
COURTEOUS TREATMENT ALWAYS.

~GIyE US A cALL.-AD
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
From I.ayne Springs.

Chloride is enjoying her period OF ac-
tiyity, while we are on the eve of the
greatest boom Layne Springs has ever
enjoyed.
Some six weeks ago Messrs. Oliver
Bros. leased eighty feet Of the Night
Hawk fro Supt. Bowers, who owns one
hall interest in the mine, and Immediately
commenced sinking filty-foot winze in
the tunnel. The ground leased by the
divers is on the extreme north end and
is Immediately under the stope which
recently yielded so much rich ore. OF
course they struck the river Of water
everyone expected they would, but moth
ing daunted they succeeded in sinking
43 feet before they began TO think Of get
ting drowned. II required the closest
attention TO the pumps TO be able to 60
this depth, and Tom Oliver, who Is an
old country pump-man, gave that machine
his undivided attention and there were no
stoppages on that account. The winze is
sunk 30 as to allow drift Of twenty feet
north and sixty feet south. They are
now drifting both ways, with IA to 20
inches Of high grade sulphurets, ruby and
antimonial silver. The winze alone pro-
duced almost car load OF ore, and at
present the ore house is full and three
men are asserting. "Bannock" will keep
his jackass train here, and more ore will
be shipped in the same space Of time
than ever the Gro Plata produced. The
divers have done an immense amount OF
deatI work during the last three years
more than any company except the Cupel
and IL looks as though their dark cloud
has at last silver lining.
The recent contract Of 80 feet let by
supt. Bowers in the tunnel has proved a
bonanza to the company. The last ten
feet they encountered fine ore--just 10
rich and Just 80 much OF it as at any
other portion of the mine. This last find
d altogether o new one and was discoy-
cred in virgin ground. The contractors
were put 10 work by the day taking down
this ore and driving the tunnel ahead.
At present the force employed by the
divers Is seven days and four at night,
which force will be increased as soon az
the drifts are far enough advanced to
allow stoping, while Supt. Bowers ID
working three men, but will increase the
force as soon az he gets moved up. There
is NOT Q chIorider In the county who enyys
George his good iuck--the increase In the
value Of his property has not made him
arrogant and overbearing, a. much
smaller raise has affected some Of Mo
have's miners--on the contrary, his soci.
ability increases with his purse.
We have a frst-class boarding house
with A. j. Ross as landlord. Ross ought
to always have followed this line Of busi-
ness and let mining alone.
Across the hill In Todd Basin Stinson
and Jamison are putting the finishing
touches to car load of average good ore
from the Oro Plata, while Boland and
Roberts are doing likewise from the same
mine. Messrs. Morrissey and Winston
are not so fortunate, although they are
boring away with that bright vision that
is always an incident to the chlorider.
Moro anon,
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best Salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
NOTICE.

Owing to the shrinkage Of ice caused
by opening the ice house during the heat
of the day, consumers win confer favor
and save us much loss by getting their ice
before eight o'clock a. m. and after seven
%. m. w. H -TAGaARr d Co.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

Subscribers to this paper win oonfsr .
favor by sending notice of any irrsgularisy
in its delivery 80 this ofise.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
OFFICIAL PAPER Of TINE COUNTY

L. Fisher and Y. C. Daks are snthoEis-
Cd agenss In San Francisco Of the MoHAvs
CouurY MuxR.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21

GIVE xzae a OAlI.
Mohave County miner., 1888-07-21
ICE DRINKS A SPECIALITY.

Club 2eoms attached for the
accommodation q those seeking
4 quist game.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
Durham. Still Ahead.

While in Durham 3 few days ago We saw
in the middle Of the public streetanear the
Blackwell Durham Tobacco Factory,a boil
ing bnbbling Spring surrounded by ice.
This reminds US Of the man with his IA
milysemigrating to the Western District
and one day stopping to feed and eat din
ner near the Hot Springs, i'm this State, he
told his boys to ,.nnhitch while he STEPPED
down to the Spring and get cool drink.
Coming to the Spnngand seeing no goard
he stopped dovn to .qnench his thirst, and
'takinga gulp Of what he thought was .
cool beverage. and finding IL scalding hot.
be called To- his boys and said: "Stop boys
don't unhiick. ..msSe an for he'll is close by,
We do not mean, however by this to say
that hell is close by Durham.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

We do cheerfully commend TO the peo-
pie ofOrange and particularly to the peo-
pie Of Hllsboro The proceeding Of . public
meeting in Raleigh taking decisive steps for
the erection Of 4 Cotton Factory in that
City. We regret that Snr.space is 50 limit
cd that We cannot publish the whole pro-
ceedings. One thing however appears, Ger.
tain that Cotton Mill will soon be erect
ed in Raleigh. We believe that Cotton
Mill here will be to the great advantage,
not only. to HilIsborc, hnt to the surround
ing country. 1t viii give employment to
severali hundred persona II will give a
market to the surplus raised in this section
at advanced prices. 1t will increase the
value Of real estate and stimulate industry
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

To THE EDITOR OF THE REooRDKR: Walk
ing through your quiet Town The other day.
/ was surprised TO see every one this
wretched weather 80 busy. Mr. Parks and
Mr. Webb, aud Clerks we're all employed,
farther down, saw Mr.. II L. Parish, who
seem, d 70 be The busiest man Ia town; in
the Store Jon are met by him, and his
clerks, Who almost anticipate your wants,
Ard just step 10 the other room where be
keeps The Post Office, and there Jon are
politely waited on by either he. or bis
bright faced, Lady Depnty; you will be sure
to be pleased there. I bad no time TO stop
again until got 10 Mrs Taylor's. il would
do you good 10 see how nice aud pretty
everything looks In there; they always ap.
pear busy and are 80 accommodating. Il
vas getting late 20 ve oouIi only 60 10 one
more place, and that vs. 10 SEQ our old
fricud Ir I,smnel Lynch, We found him
looking veil, bright and cheerful, he i one
Of tho Oldest residents Of the place; and can
toll you more shout Hillsboro and the old
settlers than any ons else; ha still works at
his old business. and does his vork well. II
you wish watch repaired. that Is almost
worn ont, take !, 10 him. and he will fix Il
70, you will imagine u is q new one. he Is
assisted in bis business by bis Son. who
win wait on Jon all right Tine presses
20 mnst close. Hope the mex. time take
4 walk round town can mention al the
honses Or business
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
MARRIED.

AT the residence Of the brides father Mr..
Azariah Dameron. on the 25th January
1883. by 8. J. Hall. Esq, Mr.. John Malone
to Miss Mollie A. Cameron. all Of Orange.
They have the best wishes Of the Recor-
der.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
Death of Prof. WIN. ]. bingham.

We regre. 20 announce the death Of this
most ercsllent young man, son Of The late
Col VIM. bingham Of Hinehsms School
Prof Binghams death occurred At San
Antonio. Texas, whils on his way 10 South.
ern californis. quite suddenly. He was %
years old.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
DIED.

At her homs near this place on Sunday
morning last Mrs Elizabeth Berry relic Of
the late Capt. John Berry. eyed "a years.
She leaves surviving her. two sons and Ave
daughters to mourn thoir loss.
Mrs. Berry was member Of the Prsby-
terian Church, and in the walks Of life was
an exemplary and good woman, greatly es-
teemed By all her neighbors and those who
knew her.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

You will fiad the REcoRDEn oFrroE 10
J brick building over Mrs, NJ. L. Tay-
4. Millinery Store. Come and see US.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

sTOCKHOnpERs:

u.s. Carr, L. J. Parrish. G. W. Watts. G.
G. Fsrihing, NJ. A. Angler, 4. d. Jones, IL. N
B. Fuller, J. Ed. Lyon, c. S. Bryan. W. W. 1
Exum., Eugene Morehead, Durham; Paul O. Z
Hillsboro;J A. Bryan, Nav Bern; J. A. Len
Cunningham Store; Lawrence s. Holt, Burllne
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
Fist National Bank Of Durham!
CHARTERED NOV. 9th, 1887.

CHARTERED NOV. 9th. 1887. CAPITAL 100000.
OFFICERS: r&.s
. s:caBR. President LEO: D. HEARTr Cashier
O. BRYAN. yePresiden. CHAs A. JORDAN, Teller
! $ - CARR ARR n SNOW, G. W WATTS W WALKER BRYAN
WWEULLER f. PARRISH IT. JONES' La STOKES C. s. BRYAN
sTOCKHOIDERs: ~
j. PARRISH W. Watt. S. Watts T. M.lor, H. Stokes,
Farhng Angler d. Jones Snow D. Lloyd Souhge
Fuller Ed ". W. Fuller j. W. Walker Cobb W. j.
D. Parks Jas A. Cheek
Rezboro John Cunningham Ex
Cunningham Sto Lawrence Holt Bmngon Ashley Horne Clayton
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CERTIFICATES bearing per money
FIRST NATIONAL BANK II months
COLLECTIONS accessible the United States and
nued promptly lowest z
PARTICULAR padto 10 Correspondents
condition all Banking
hEURITY
Directors weeks and beside this Bank Examiners
Of
the Bank National Banks afford
other Banking system
National Bank highest and each Stockhoier ande
Bank responsible double the his Stock No Bank
morech credi, facilities the FIRST National
We your busiaes we solicit your patronage I'VE guarantee
entire Sagacoais all business atraSted to or care:
n2c6n.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

II ia our rule to publish no communica-
ans unless accompanied with a .responsi-
. name.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

/, ,ou want ii 10 pay, Advsrtiseiu ih-
|iIIsboro REoonDnR.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
IFoR THE REcoRnrR.l
Information.
sBy oUReITy,PoBr.

rDY oUReITyRoHr.
AL OF you farmers, tenants and tillers.
Drive straight TO Hooker's With cutters and
filters;
Biights sell well, and other grades boo,
That which you .granulate or pss.up to
chew.
You have sold yapr tobacco even much to
the lugs,
SO go into Hayes s'andipurchass your drugs,
The prices we're good, aud yoa feel hal hal
hal
Now go across the street to see the Bazaar.
Ask for the proprietor G. NJ. P.
And buy the old woman some coffee and ten,
Then to Jas. Webbs for, boys boots and
shoes.
And get yocr good hdya dress il You
choose.
Go to see Harry because he's SO nice,
or him you can purchase your sugar 4 rice,
Flue iron. from Laws the very best ! am
told,
And wishes your crop were brighter than
gold.
For satin and silks and eyerythiEg fine,
Call ON Mrs. Taylor shes obligiag and kind.
Look out for Jones to Richards. appeal,
For all heavy groceries such as aour and
meal. a@=8sz~
Call upon Cooley for bedsteads and stands,
And don't forget Sattea for hardware and
cans;
Go TO Ed. Rosemond for candles and toys, I
For all kinds Of ,rinksts and playthings for
boys 4...
Go up 10 SPRING. Of merchants tho boss,
Examine bis stock he IS selling at cost;
Go 10 John Hayes but don't tary ''dar,
Call for slO,t and smoke cegsr.
Walk into Smiths and take one or two, I
Blight over to Cheeks fer drink aud a.
chew,
Bny yoa . ing from Hedsepeth and Nc.
And load up Jour wagon With nice fat back.
Gather your jug. and run down to Turner'S,
Fill ii with Corn lot bought Of the drum.
mers;
Male al his home two miles from the place,
Neither adde's your brain, or swells up
your ipco.
Go on TO Grip for saddle and whip,
A nice little bride with reins;
Cali upon Smith for oysters and fish
The little things caught in the seips.
Don't. forget that over Springs apd turn TO
the right,
You'll ai d DR.. spurgeon with smiles Of de.
light,
As lie picks up his pullicans ss though he is
in doubt.
And says 70 his patient its bound 10 come
out
A Cricket can dance a Cricket can sing,
But ve have Cricket that can do anything
Looks at your watch, tighiens each screw,
And puts ID 70 work for dollar or Two.
There's uncle Lemnel and Seborne bis son,
whea they DC 8 job I'll wager its done;
They'll clean out your watch aud start il 10
work,
For quito . great genioas is seborne his
clerk.
T.ks our papers and thus Jon may read.
That Hilsboro 10 the acc 10 dispose Of
The weed.
Alasl whea you sre done with trials Of earth
Geo Laws can supply you with colin and
A
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02

,nr town is we'll supplied with fine f.t
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
.nvnrrs1ne AT LIVING RATES.
,uIIIsBoRo posi- OFFIeE.

|osics hours from ~ a. m. to s. Is p. m
|s,y,da1 except Sunday and on Sunday,
~ Il. L. PARISH. r. n.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-02
sLEE, PING CAR SERVICE.

On Trains so and 5l.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta and New York.
On Trains 80 and 53.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington and Montgo-
merry. washington and Augusta, Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and Greensbo-
ro Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro
and Raleigh. Pullman Parlor Oar between
Salisbury and Knoxville.
Through tickets on sale at principal sta
tions, to all points.
For rates and information, apply to any
agent OF the Company, or to
SOL. HAAS, Us. POTTS.
Traffic Manager. Die. Pas 4geaL
RICHMOND, Va.
W. A. TURK, JAS. L. TAYIDR.
Die. Pass Agent, Gen. Pass AosaL
Raleigh, N. q. Oct. i9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

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