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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-11-22
''The owl shrieke ut thy birth; an

"The owl shrieke at thy birth; an
evil sign" is sail 10 the luckless
Henry VI. who was to see the throne
wr,sted from Hmm elf and race, his
queen and child fying painting and
dcsolate through the land--the one t.
seek n lifelong and unh"nored exile,
the other ali ear and unavenged
death at II caititi's hand, and to fall
beneath murderer blow IN his own
royal palace, whic he had known
longer as prison Il an a home.
Again. "the bird of night did sit.
even ut MONDAY, upou the market
place, heoiing and shrieking;' four
and twent, hours lefole Cesar went
out TO fall under ih daggers II friend
uni foe alike. with lis mantle over his
lace to hide the dea h agony from the
howling crowd aroi nd Was Miner
vas bird of wisdo.. giving fair and
friendly warning vi cn he left his day
haunt, and bra, ing all the dangers ii
IA supers ilion steefsd race, came ont
l., liout Caesar bac,; behind his ga,es
~ was he rcveline in TIE knpwled2e
Of the great K'uai. 5 certain Goa ing
f.i.?
IL is sad that maemcser member
~ the huase of the Arande.s oi
V ardour .iss on h death bed a par
ul larse screoch evils fly round the
h' h'ttlemeiits each night I'll his de-
ceHsd
Beyond the iacl pr nun.fac. "f ,hc
"a ! hlfd heing ole Il Ill onien ''rioGs
uN.i,is have clung y his hIa'k, h.ue
ri 's ana aciie cry lie s.at p"is,n
ui''n ihosc who Ct uicod Ia win his Ill
ia' or, and the onlf care, II aiiy, was
"a Dathe Il, mining II, when the meo..
"as shii.ing full, IN tha Eye E he
lie ii The Aor b Amer caa Indians
naA.c II thr 'i'e,e, Bi'., az, II ait..r
dusk 'hei hear lis scFeoch ii ihe Woo
theY cal ""i to ~ retui"; II n"
backward answer comes Their deai"
w.tlain the year - c-rtaih VA The
eaiI's of the Gang 's the ow! is sacred
to Ea!.n, who MAJ as might Jonr"eys
seai;d as,rlde the so!t. dasky back oi
this 'p'er of dark. .css.
Ike name o! tia Bakers paush
whl4h cartier p'e' Ike t. give 1t, al
iudes toa tale VI Palestine that one
such hal reiGsed . give our saviour
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Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Ne same property ssqs,psd By tAs asla
Goidsn Gate MinEne and Asilisa Company
from r LstAy by dssd dAsed he 57th
dAy of May, lb97. and rseosdAd in Hook q
of Desd~, psgs ~ and scilowinR, ~ shS
records 81 MoAsys eo3nty, Arissna.
Togsthss With eli The diJsa, spors And
sasssst Aad Aiss AL the sss4Ais. ore, goid
aad silver bearing ansrtx. rook and sasth
!asssss. sad slI tAs s,gh.s. psivihs~es aad
and 3ppurtnnaat, ~ tksr~wish asuaiiy had
and sn5oysd; snd Hiso all asA sinwaiss shs
tsnssa~ntss hsssditansats snd sppssss-
nsn~as thsses0 bsioneiEG, ~ In say viss ap-
psstAtnsng, A6d ths ssBts, issues and psoGt1
thesssAs Aad also sli The estate, right,
utls. intssest. pfopsfty, p0eeeass0a. claim
assd dsm~nd vhatsosver, ~ weai In lsw -
In sqsi'y y. u shs said fseldsn Cats Mining
and Miilinx Compsny ~, In and W ths satd
psssnisss Aad every part An1 pared thereof,
Win he apVnrtenaneasL
Asso che mill. NALL bxiiding, swains,
boiler. stamps. psltsys. shafts saA gearia9.
scales, ere sAstss, toois, fsnpsemeats and
sppsssM0ss 0f aii ktnds ssed tbsss1n ssA
be5onxtng shsfsso; together with tAs assay
asnAs ard ssa ying 0asas. and all eshss
baiidsnss snd improvements VI oil kin6e
1poe asy u ths fess~csna psofssty, and
clAcs sad boarding hoass furniinss and
8NtHyN~a W8F&oHt kA0aN&8 n0N n8s&4t8U kx&4N
tssasis. sEd all eshss 1hsftsis ou sstd prop
ssty and used 10 osan3esAon thsswwsth.
Whseh said conv~yanas was nsAds IN trust
So seeafs tAs pa meat ~ asfsasn bonds and
tbs eoapoMs shsseta attached and bearing
svsE data With said as~A, the sAid bauds
snnoenttnx In The axTrsxsss 90 the ssm of
ei1,01. a. fally dsssssted ssA 81 fcssA II
And ~Asrsas. aessals has ocgsvrsd in sAs
sx9e tr4A AL n
ssyupons sataeAsa so said bonas. sassarinR
Kov~mb~r Leo Isss,
Ard wkersss. the ssid Alphonso WHIP
PIE, truss~~ "A sfof~ssid, sitkozGk tksreSD
ssqssss@d By tbs holsless of said bcnda ssd
ooaposs. Ass declined 10 pruseed 10 make
ssis ~ ths prenisss as,css ssd In sAad dssd
sH tgnss 1esnstsssa.
And whereas, in sasd deed Of ssuss Il waA
provided that IN shs event Vt the dsa&h of
shs said AipAonso Whipyss. or HE rsfami
or LIABILITY 10 act. them the ehsrsa for Ne
time besag at the oo1nty of Mohavs Afare.
said mighi pfsceod 90 sail ths psopesty
hsssinh@sors dsscrihed. or any g,ast shsreof.
~ tbs soeoessos Ut the said sFussss abovs
SusBt3onNd.
Nov. shsssfore. pablso notice 10 hsssby
gfvsu. that a the request at The legal hosdefs
~ satd bonds aud coupons above mensionsd
che nnaessigned, Sheriff sf the esnnty of
Mohave, su the Territory II ArisonA, will
on Aonday. shs siss day of Dsossuher, a.
ID. issA. between she kouss OF eight o'cioch
IA the forenoon and 6ve e'ciock In The
sstsenoch of ssid day. AZ the Coast Hose
door In said connsy Of Mohavs. psooasd 20
selI tho propessy above dss6rihsd for 0ash.
for the parpoa~ of executing the sYast csS-
st~d In said dsed at tress, and the oxpsass
os executing ths same.
RnssaS srsxx,
sheriA af said Mohaye Cosnsy. Trustss Al
aaid Bondho.d&rs.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

How's This.

We offer ono hundred dollars reward ius
any case Of cstarEh that cannot be cured
by taking Halls Catarrh Curs.
F. CHxxEY Il Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the past Is years, and be-
lieve him TO be perfectly honorable in all
business relations, and financially sble 10
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
West 4 Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan Il Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
4. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo
National Bank, Toledo, Chic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces Of the system. Price, TIC
per bottle, Sold by all Druggiats.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

BY private advices We learn that s. w.
Por,eroy, memher-elect 10 the House Of
Representatives oa the 18th Legislature,
from Graham county, has resigned on ac-
count Of business which he In about TO
embark in at Fl Paso, Texas; and an
election proclamation, calling q special
election, win st once be Published, to fill
the vacancy caused by Mr.. Pomeroy's
resignation. Courier.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
DRoposals FOB HORSES FOR CAV,

DROPOSAi.S FOR HORSES FOR CAV.
Il AIRY REEyfCE.--Headqua De.
paftsnsns Of Afiz0na. Once Grief Quarter.
master, los Angeles, Cal, November Is,
nsss - Sssisd proposals will be resolved NJ
this osisos until II O'Clock a. m., Monday,
DecsmbeT ~, 1850, and opsned immsdiatsiy
thereafter In the presence of bidders, for
the furnishing and dslivering, as % a a.
prsctiosbls. at Los Angeles, Gal, or Fort
Unson or ross wingate. N. NJ. of an az
any part OF one hnndssd and sixty horsss
reqairsd for Cavalry sarvisel ths govern.
rlsnt sossyvina ths right W rejsck The
Whole a. any part OF any bid received.
Preferences given 20 articles of domestic
prodorsion, conditions Of prios and q0aiity
being equai, and such preference given 90
articles of American prodscsion produosd
on the PAciAe Coast 10 the extent OF the
consumption required BY shs public service
there. Specifications, general instructions
10 bidders and blank forms of proposal will
be furnished ON application TO this ofsos. OF
" the Assistant Qaartermas.cr, at Santa
Fe, n. A., OF TO the Depot Qaartevnasass,
81. bo0ia. Mo. A. 8. kfMBALI.. Quarter.
master, y. 3. A., Chief Quarterraastss.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Judge w. @. Hszletiins 10 candidate
Tor Governor OF New Mexico. We hope
that he may secure tho appointment. Mr..
Hasledine Ia wen qualified for the posi-
ton, and he has many friends In Arizona
who hope that he may be the succeasful
applicant.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Next Tuesday the newly elected coanty
officers win take charge of their Offices.
The retiring officials have served their
constituents during the past two years
well and faithfully, and have at all times
acted for what they believed to be the
best interests OF the people Of the county.
and they retire from Office with the con-
sciousness that they have done their duty,
even If they have not pieased sysrybody.
The new officers are al qualified fos their
respective positions, and the affairs of the
county viii no doubt be run a. smoothly
during the next two years % they havein
Ehe past.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29
The Ph0nix Herald says that ''Gen.
Eb. Williams win be candidate for
Chiei Justice OF Arizona"

The Sprockels Beet Sugar Works st
Watsonville, CAL, win close the season
about the middle od next month, after q
most successful run. II win have turned
out, up 10 the close, Ito toms Of raw
sugar, fcr the season commencing October
2O4h.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

On the 23d inst, near Commerce, Miss,
The steamer Kate Adams was destroyed
BY fire. Two hundred passengers were
On board, and thirty-eight are reported as
lost. The steamer Was valued at si02,- :
900, and was the iastest steamer Of her
type on the Mississippi.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Phil DAILY, the gambler, who got his
great start in life by winning 800 900 on
Grover Cleveland's election in 1884. is
said 70 have bet the sams way this year,
though he settled his bets with . loss Of
only about sl2, 600. II il said that in the
four years Just passed he has increased
his wealth TO about quarter Of million
dollars. He ID one Of thoss sporting men
who neither drink, smoke nor chew,
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Brewster Cameron, q resident and q
large cattle owner OF Cochise county,
makes the novel proposition Of lacking
Arizona On 10 Southern California and
making psw State Of thetwo divisions.
Mr.. Cameron ID probably the only man In
Arizona who sntertains the proposition,
and consequently thsrc ID no immediate
danger Of Arizona being absorbed by
Southern California.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

A. NJ. Swan, editor Of the Gallup Reg
lister, announces that ne has formed CO.
partnership with Cod. r. A. Blake, Of the
Las Vegas News. The consolidation win
take place January ist, 1889, and the
paper viii be published under the name
Of the NewsRcgister. We wish cur Cal
lup neighbor euccAas.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Replying TO the question, "Should wo-
men propose narYiagew the Rev. De
Wit Talmage answered.. Why, you are
centuries too late In asking that question.
Women always have proposed, and al
ways viii propose. Words are very weak
things compared With womanly affability
snd Ioveliness. The most splendid being
ON earth is a good woman, and when,
with all her attractiyeness, she makes mp
her mind that it would be well for her to
be the wife of some good man, and that
it would be equally well for him, she cap
tures him as easily as regiment captures
the corparal. II does not make any dif-
ference whether her tongue proposes or
not, her eyes propose, her smile proposes,
her mode Of entering a room proposes.
Until q man gets from woman pro-
position OF that style he had bet
ter not make proposition Of his own tn-
Less he wants 10 bs made 10 feel redicu-
lsss the rest OF his lfs."
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Aysrs Almanac for 1850. published by
d. y. G. Aver Il Co, Lowell, Mass,
eo.sss 10 ~ 10 the shape Of neat pre-
ssntation book d about 500 pages, being
made ap Of numerous editions calculated
for ths iatitudss Of various laads, A
score or more Of nationalities are ad-
dressed in their own language In this vol
ume, and could they all be heard clamor-
Ing together for Ayers Sarsapanlla and
Ayers Pills what o Babel would break
FORTH Ayers Almanac, In its familiar
yellow cover, has long been known a. the
most accurate and reliable Of its kind ;
and II any oas IL ignorant Of the superior
me- - Of Ayers medicines, and suffers
in consequence, IL is not the isslt Of the
snterpxiGng firm, who scatter their
aleaves" by the million, "ior the heaaing
Of the nations" Ask your druggist Tor
Ayers Almanac.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

The Secretary Of the Interior has rem
dered Q decision rejecting tho application
Of Elias CYs.s, e. w. Crane and F. OH
yer ior the patent under the mineral act
OF May 10, 1872, for the Salt Bluff placer
mine, leeaAsd In the Salt Lake, Utah land
district. The Secretary holds that no
suthority exists for the disposal Of saline
Lands, or salt springs bsloaging TO the
United ststss, except under the provis-
ions Of the act Of January IL, 1877, which
Aoss not apply TO the Territory Of Utah,
anA that the policy Of the Government ID,
md hss bssn from the earliest date, TO
sssssse all saline lands and 10 dispose Of
sism oaly by specific acts Of Congress.
&his 10 said TO be the 6rst instance In
which appiicasion has been aaaSas 70 en-
tsg Gsvssnmsat salt deposit lands 10 be
worked - . piCsr.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

Subscriptions tor any newspaper or
magazine taken at regular subscription
prices, at this office.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

put up on q tower 60 feet high, working
two pumps, each throwing six inch
strsaza Of water. Mr.. Gillespie viii put
out ten acres Of osanges and lemons at
once. The land ID exceedingly Hch and
well located.--Yums Sentinel.
Superintendent J. 9. Noble has return
ID from o business trip TO Yuma and
stsses that there has been quite an influx
Of psople in the Gila valley. At aztec
there 10 population already Of over one
hundred, and the company has decided
to erect suitable depot and station build
ings for the accommodation Of the ircreas.
ing business. At the Hot Springs, twelve
miles from Sentinel, party oi capitalists
have decided TO erect twenty thousand
dollar hotel. This country undoubtedly
has great future before it,--Tucson Citi-
zen.
There Ia between q, 900 and q, 900 In
the school fund Of this county awaiting
apportionment, while teachers salaries
are unpaid. Superintendent O'Neill has
written, and the board Of supervisors has
teiegraphed, TO His Highness Strauss,
territorial superintendent, for instructions
regarding the apportionment, as that
gentleman claimed 1t has not been doae
according to Strauss heretofore, but he
has not deignsd reply yet. We are
constrained TO believe that while, ss a
man, Mr.. Strauss Is genial and pleasant,
whose company Is agreeable, as super
intendent OF public instruction he is a
windy failure. Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1888-12-29

record Of Mohave county, Arizona Terri
tory. - l1T
Also that certain water right or mill site
containing Ave t5) acres Of land, moro os
lesa, together with all the water and water
privileges pertaining thereto. known and
recorded a. the Golden Gate Mill Site, sit.
uatsd, lying and being about ons-half Z
mile southwardly from tho Colorado River
and about six miles northwardly from The
Golden Gate mine, Said mill site vas for,
n,eriy kno~n al she 0ann Spring Mill Site
and being ths same property acquired By
aaid Golden 0ste Mining and Milling Corr.
pany from j. z. Luthy by deed dated the
9Th day Of May, 1857, and recorded In Book
Of Deeds No. 3, pages 772 and 773 Of the
records Of said Mohave county.
Also All the right, title and interest OF
the said Golden Gate Mining and Milling
Uompany in and "a q certain mining claim
In Lost Basin Mining District, Mohave
county. Arisona Territory, dsseribed 40 fol.
Claim, located January 4th, 1857, aud re-
corded February 9th. 1887, in Book I,
pages 571 70 SO Of Mining Records oi
Mohave County; this claim lies north OF
and adjoins the clain known a. the
Golden Gate Mining Claim, "a psr Dc.
sariutiaa In hook referred 10, Heina the
same property acquired by The said Colder
Gate Mining ard Milling Gov. pan ' from J
y. I--.- ~ ased dated tho end day OF
March, 1887, and recorded In Bosk oi
Deeds. pages 7T and following, Of the
records Of said Mohaye county.
Also all the right, title and interest OF said
Golden Gate Mining and Milling Company
In and to the following locations, to-wit.
The South Golden Gate Mining Claim, 10.
Gated March the 18th. 1887, and recorded
April End, 1897, in Book I, pages Gao to 6i2,
Mining Records OF said county. Also the
Golden Gate Placer Mining Claim, located
April 18th, 1887, and recorded April 22nd,
1881: in Book ], pages 642 and lsa OF ths
South Golden Gate Mill Site, located AprjI
18th. 1887, and recorded April 22nd, 1887,
in Book 3, pages 200 and 29l, Miscellaneous
Records OF said county, 10 which references
10 made for further and more eofnplete
description of ell of said property; being
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gorssion. snd By 70 o'clock essdss h.d bsen cls:rsa
Tho bulk Of travel lad posed end Tor The es Of the
Day the ears took everybody that appsd without delay
When tho travel becsmo bcsvy e. night s@ain, trains
Of throc were ron. Two engines wore used. ono
70 pail the train, ana the other 10 push up tho ascent
Wien the train reached tho crest Of tho Bridge tho
roar engine would lot 90 and run back 70 tho
to help up the train. The cable was kept moving
slowly I'll day, prevent its freezing fast but Z was
Of no use In pulling trains. Tho ch'cf tronblc was
with tho ~sh.svcs' tho Ittlo wheels upon which the
eablo runs. They became ologgee and frozen IN the
boxes, and the csbe could not 10 run without rsR OK
cutting n TO pieces.
In tho afternoon tho promenade thrown open for
tho public, and thousands walkod over to Brooklyb'
The employees Of tho bridge. police and brskomen,
worked faithfully at their posts during their two days
Of Storm and many words Of praise for them were
heard from, passengers. The men, however. who had
the bcakcst work Of any that was done on the bridge,
were the employees Of tho Electric Light Company VINO
in the early hours Of tho morning between and
o'clock had 10 climb tho Icy hon poles and put In new
Gardens on tho great tights that dspe darkness on
the Bridge. They suffered greatly n thor work
There were two slight accidents on the bridge ros"
during the day. At tho Brooklyn enteraDoe In the
morning grip lit struck tn bottom Of car causing
some fright among the passengers At tho New YORK
enterance IN tho afternoon left tho track On tho
curve causing a delay Of thirty minutee.
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BEGINNING WORK ON THE STREETS.
A THOUSAND MEN AND FIVE HUNDRED HORSE


BUsY-wUAT Mr.. COLEMAN HOPES TO Do
Mayor Hewitt came down his onlce before II O. m.
yesterday prepared 20 through hard days work He
rode down q Thlrd-sve elevated train. From
the entered his oHcc until no lefs 10 a. no
busy. and tho Mayor has knack Of getting thruogh
. great deal Of work In q short time.
Chief Shay Of the Fire Department. came IN early and
told the Mayor that unless the leading horoushses we're
promptly cleaned Of there was great danger Of
large The Mayor agreed with him and sad that he
would endeavor have bis suggestions carried out
Commissioner Coleman, Of ths srest CaesnfnG Depart
mens was sent for. lie In and said that hs
had made al possible get the streets clear
Of snow He had required the contractors 70 keep
their full force Of sn and had hired all tho extra casts
no could get Coleman aid that In this emergency
tho restricted dumping grounds for snow and Ice should
DO extended Tho Dock Department require that snow
and ice shall DO dumped nom The end Of piers and %
wide intcrvsa Tho Mayor agreed with Mr. Coleman
and wrote letter Commissioners sskna them
" suspend this for this and 10 permit the
snow 70 bs dumped from any bukhssd M Coleman
took tho Dock Department 70 set the
ssry permssion He had previously ordered HE force
begin work Of cleaning the streets leading the fer
rea and then to begin on Broadway He hoped TO have
these streets and Brosdwsy cleaned BY
this morning.
A committee OF merchants called Mr.. Coleman and
offered clear the from Ferry. Cold Spruce and
Jacob Sta. and theis osss was sseeptsd
Bearing In mind the danger Of Area M Coleman
dered tho should nst DO cleared from tho VI
cnity Of ell the are hydIsnta
Before nightfsi there than l. 900 lsborcrs
ana 600 horses and safu s ws,k cleaning ths on
Brssdvsy and tho sids ssreees.
Commissioner Coleman has received letter from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The Produce Exchange closed yesterday. %
tho severity Of the weather practically bocksded business
There light attendance and the with.
out signincancs In cash wheat "a 900 bushels we're
Tho sales Of options reached 900 LusheA snd
after slight variations tho close steady slight In
provcmens Oh Ia for May. 30 80 Juno snd
% So cent? for December. Cssh nominal snd
the options quiet and steady ending 90 cents fos
March and April and so 6s cents for May Deliveries
Osts and lard were neglected.
The visible supply statement proved b about what
was expected The ngures Wheat % &c. ss7
bushels decrease Of sSsS4 bushels from tho previous
week corn 202 ioo bushclA ncresSs Of 0o<6i bush
esi essA tt2asl busAeis aeosesss s24. busA.
els; rye ss2se bushels decrease Of Aoes bushes saA
barley. 2235 S23 bushcls decrease Of l7l02S busheA
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FOOTING 1T" OVER THE BIG BRIDGE.
THE ROADwaYs THROWN OPEN TO THE WAITING

CROwDs-FiITHFUL EMPLOYEES.
Tho Bridge transit facilities improved vastly yes
terday over the previous day. But they stIll fell
short Of adequately accommodating the thousands.
who In the busy hours OF the morning. sreamed up to
the Sands ST. entrance. Trains of two cars were
ming minutes Roadway, but they could not carry
ell tie people. trao was held bio Psidc the plat
form only q few minutes before II was packed with
passengers. Word came to the waiting crowds that
cbokod up tho entrance and the street. that all the
ferries below Crandst tho East River had stopped
running, owing to the thick ce 50 that the Bridge was
the only hope. No ono allowed TO cross over ON
the prone made, there were stil drifts twelve feet
deep at the steps and the land spans both ends
of tho wala
Az the people continued to accumulate In Sands st..
"ss suggested to tho Bridge police that tho people
70 gwen . chance 10 walk over tho rosdwsys
csass " italians. with Immense wooden snow sbOvcs.
"sa "@ae these pathways fairly good walking. The
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