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Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Calendars for Sale,

The tobacconists have discovered new
and easy way to turn many honest PEN
nies. They are selling the pretty, though
often questionable, calendars gotten out
by the wholesalers ms advertisements.
The wholesalers get them up 10 give one
20 each storekeeper, and even then the
cost Of some IS very great, though few are
printed, for the work is as good as money
will buy. But they dare not refuse ths
sstaiIers extra copies IL they ask for them,
and these are now offered 10 the public It
chrome prices New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Hoard of directors.
Ori9ina lncorporntor-.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

ksow ALL AYS III THESE PrEsysTs, THAI
We, Ben. ii. spear, W. II. Taggart, Eb.
Williams. VIM. G.. Bia1ely. Robert Sisen,
James ]. Hyde, Gas. w. BeocLer, William
Richards. o. r. Kuencer and L. Y. Thomp-
son, all Of tho county of Mohave. Territory
OF Arizona, havs associated ourselves to-
gether for the objects and purposes hereia-
after nIraiiu,;el, aril desiring to become in.
carpora'ej Ender The laws Of the TerritDr,
et ariz.as, in euc,i oass made as.d ;,Toyiied,
ao now Ierb7 Subscribe and acknowledge
these ns.inla4 Of Incorporation, viz:
First. fhr naTe assumed by this corpor-
alton, and by wiiic. il shall be known aud
transact its business, ia The Mobaye Min.
ing and Milling Corporation;" and as such
1t shsll have an existence or duratiou for
the term VI Thirty l3o) year, from the date
Of the filing Of tilsse articles.
Second. The enterprise, business, pur.
suit and occupation for which this corpor-
alton 10 formed are to purchase or other
wise acquire mining lands, mines, mining
rights or interests therein. mills. furnaces
and other property; TO purchase or other.
wise acquire n0iil siies and water privileges;
to mine for gold and silver and other min
erals and metals: TO purchase or otherwise
acquire gold and silver orc and other ores,
minerals and metals; to carry on processes
for piepfring ores, minerals and metals Tor
market, and marketing ths same; TO mill.
stanp, crush, stnelt, refine and treat gold
and silver ores, and other ores, minerals
and metals in sny method for sale and to
sell the sane; to selI, 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 ~ this cor.
poration shall be kept ut the town of Hing
man, In the county Of Mohave and Terri
tory OF Arizona. at which Office the prinoi.
pal business Of said corporation shall be
transacted.
Fourth. The amount of the capital stock
Of said corporation shall be Two Million
Dollars fs2.O00, ,000.00), divided into -Four
Hundred Thousand shares (400, ,Oo0J of the
par value of Five Dollars $500 each, and
which shall be non assessabls.
In Witness Whereof, The said Ben. H.
Spear. W. II. Ta2gart, Eb. Williams, VIM
q. Blaksly, Robert Steen, James j. II yde,
Gus. W. Bsecber, William Richards. o. r.
Kuencer and L. j. Thompson, have here
unto subscribed their names and affixed
their seals, this ninth day of NAV, A. ID, 1887.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05

The cure for sickness 500 years ago
was Neglect; 800 years ago. Sorcery;
100 years ago, Herbs and Drugs; Is
years pgo, Medicines; to-day 1t is
Compound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole sys-
tenn to strengthen one weak point;
Compo und Oxygen strengthens both
A do,tor's average bill is $50. In
vest SIS in our Home Treatment"
and you will save the other S35, and
feel better than you have for FIVE
years. Are you nervous, Those
tired, SICK headaches will vanish !!
Have you weak lungsi Give com
pound oxygen one chance to
streBp then them. Have you dyspep-
sia! II will cure Jon!
Remember always one thing! You
risk absolutely nothing in trying onr
treatment. It is simply breathing
different air; no dosing" or sdrug-
ging." or going thousand miles
away from home and friends. II il
breathing daily into your lungs, at
your own home, the concentrated
vitality of all the health resorts in
the world. ......
200 page book mailed free.
For particulars, address,
DRS. STARKEY Il PALEN,
1877 and 1929 Arch st Philsdelpbis,
Penn.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Annual Ontpnt of Beer.

1t has been calculated that the quantity
OF beer brewed yearly in the undermen-
toned countries is about ms follows: Great
Britain, 1850, 600, 900 gallons; Germany,
600, ,000, 900; Austria, 210,000,0O0; Bel.
eium, iS0.000,000; France, $50, 600, 600:
Russia, 5000, 900: Holland, $4,000, 900;
Denmark, 30,0C0 600; sweden, 30, OO0, 600;
Switzerland, i7,000,0 600; Norway, 1900
600.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Could Not Remember.

"Wose, deahf Tell me--ah--did you
make memorandum of the--ah--we-
mark made TO you when was here be-
foahf "No, Charlie, didn't" That's
dweadful, cause, don't ger know, cavn't
wecollcct myself whether / pwoposed to
you or Clawa. Whitehall Times.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TevritsviaI.


0svsrnor--C. NJ. Zulisk, PRESCOTT.
Secrstary-Jsmes A. Bavard. Prescott.
Assistant Secretary Pros
cott.
Adjutant. General-J. r. Meador. Pres.
cott.
Attorney General -Bnggs Goodrich. Pros
cost.
Trsasurer--c. b. Foster. Prescott.
Superintendent Of Public Instruetion-C. !.
M. strauss. Tucson.
AUDITOR. !. Hawkins, PRESCOTT.
superintendent Of Territorial Prison
Thomas Gates, Yuma. ~
suprems ssssr tscssSsfrt--Jsnss ll. wright, Chief
Justice. Prescott; W. W. Porter, Asso-
ciate Justice, Phsiiix; Vim. il. Barnes,
Associate Justice, Tucson.
U. s. District Attorney W. R.use.
Tucson.
u. s.. Marshal-w. X. Meade. Tucson.
Deputy L. 8. Marshal III. ID. Underwood.
Surveyor General--John Hise, Tucson.
Prescott Land Overwhelmingly. J.
Sullivan. Register 4. Burgess.
Tucson Land Office -Receiver--Fred w.
Smith. Register--C. 4. Daley.
u. s. Internal Revenue Coilsctor-J. r.
McGrorty, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Dep.
uty collector--W. II. Bristol, Tacson. De-
partment Collector, Custom Officers II.
Andrews, Prescott, w. y. Oury. Tucson.
Delegate to Congress-Mark Smith,
Tombstone.
Judge OF First Judicial District--w. II.
Barnes. Tucson.
Judge Of Second Judicial Diatrict---W.
w. Porter. Phe,ix.
Judge Of Third Jcdiciai District james
~, Wright Prescott
Clerk OF the snpre - ,,urt--w. Dodge
Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05

Mrs. Mary Gallagher. Of South Bethle-
hem, Pa, IS l04 years old, and recently
danced Jig to the music Of violin. She
belongs to the famous family Of the L. II.
G. Gallaghers.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
CONN ECriOSs.

CON NE;CTiOSs.
PRE,kCOIT &c Prescott I. Arizona
Central railway for Fort whippis and
PreScott.- -Oniy all Rail Lane.
BAIsSTOW.--Caiif Southern rail.
way FIR Los Angeles. san Die.o and
other Southern California poinz.--11
hours shorter than any other line.
MOJAyE.-Soutilern Pacific for Han
Francisco. Sacramento and Northern
California points. The great Middle
Line.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
To Printers.

For sale. A l0xl5 old style Gordon,
used but very little. win be sold cheap
for cash. Address this Office.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05

KINGMAN LODGE NO. 7. 1. O. o. n.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 90
O'Clock In TagyaEt 4 Co.'S Hall. Visiting
brethrsn ere cordially invited.
OTTo r. kUKScER, N. q.
N. G. CsssIAxD, Secondary.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
TIE MoHAvE MINER.
PuSrusnnD Evssr sArvsDAz Bz
! C. ~ FUNsroN. Publisher.
j. SyxcxAx, SoMvE cogxTY, ARiz0xA.

- .Kntarod sfths pessofncs In Kingnan
" s,coni-alass matter.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
4 ssslssCnIrTlox nATls,
ADYEHrlsISG RATES.

~ Legal m after in this type. $500 per ineh
for the hrst insertion, and 91.00 per inch
Tor sch subsequent insertion.
Blsiaesa advertisements inserted ~
sp,,i Il rates CO ordins TO time, place and
syssc required.
Professional cards, one inoh, inserted Af
$Is0o Per ys,r. including subscription.
..,amua aicatioas of PERSONAL nstnre
Gill f.s published at the option Of the editor
snd shsrSsd fer at the rate Of ten cents per
lias. stgs
Tn. Mfxxs will not be responsible for the
.,pinions and views of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05

w. r. white. w. ID Biddle.
Traffic Mang'r, Div. Pass Agent.
Topeka, Kan. Albuquerque, N. II.
j. n. Scott, Superintendent,
Albuquerque, N. II.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Once One Deer North Of the
Blacksmith shop.

KXNGMAN, ARIZ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11

Judge Hastings, Of San Francisco, f. in
Seattle.
Captain Henry Rseder. Of BeilInghan
bay. spent yesterday In feasfie.
W. r. Moore. of the Black Diamond Coal
Compsuy, was In the city yesterday.
Col G. r. Ferry aud Wits are In the e4ty.
visiting the family Of ex-tsos. r.. r. Ferry.
Nessrs. n. r. Hall and William Stevens,
psofninent citizens Of walIa waila are ia
The city.
Mr.. y. n. Jones, Mrs Paine and Mr.. r.
y. Jones, OF Black Diamond. left yesterday
fDr months visit to California.
Mr.. Thomas A. Mckee. business mana
eer for the McKee-Rankin dramatic com.
pany, arrived In seattle yesterday aud Will
remain until tomorrow.
Mr.. Y. II. Martin. who has been confined
70 his home since the Fourth OF July with
severe attack OF pieflrisy, il again able 10
- IT his place OF business.
Mr.. r.. j. Powers and family have moved
into their beautiful new home, near Lake
Union, which Mr.. Powers recently bought
Of Mr.. z. A. Gardner for 1000
NJ. and Mrs. " a. Pusey, the Black Dia.
4ond teachers. and Mas Grace Moore will
leave this morning for Fan Francisco 10 ut.
tend the National Teachers Association
NJ. A. G. West. until recently connected
with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES business
mice, has accepted position with sur.
yeying party He r. succeeded BY W. g..
Morrison.
Dr.. susan r. Bruce. Of Chicago, II spend
ing her vacation with her brother. Mr. j.
4. McWfliiams. superintendent 81 the
Spring Hill water works, at bis home ON
Lake Washington.
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- kns1y Mss1ang 1sne.1x HAss
ns4 - 2aseranaass.
0ssuy seses o'cieek yssserssy nsrn.
~. seufAssn - Thssa asees n Ne rirf.-
~ II Dc 49, n<<As<ie ehu-rh u<y~
nEuesea fso8 shefr s1z1h<. b. : rcrssz's
rt~r<<ns sk1eks Kv~rxsu> wfshsn Two
bsrts vss sre<sed b. he sssery. Win.
1cys w<s~ lowered sn1 heads rskx1 nzs
II IL es14@3<n< srp<<<nxz0u 81 ustn<p~zrx
ssSh1rx ien tEaa . mnr5<r TAe ylsxar
tre<eni:<3 IN sb~ fA<ty dsvs vs that q .
$4,000 f<UA1e forn knsseninx dswn
rrksrEb N . Han
Ths xomxn cs1flnre1 70 shrsxk Il sh~
top 81 her s.fc< and pe1red fsrsb 4 vszs<y
~ The r4i~W saaxuay>- TIE pair were
frHs<linx q . raps4 yacx. sad srterai
hsssty cisd rz<n rushed cut 81 vx-issss
hnnses and started n yr-sui- Pslire
whtsstes w~re shrziy hse~u xas couple
q onees- respoos<a- The saaa ard so
msa wsr~ essrsaksn azt esen-tes ~ Jxs-
tee s<>tersefxs e1sce. The izstiex Was
sSp1sed aai brc1g1s 10 hss ozace. Ths
r1sr gave their names e< wafer Nsy4egi
and Nellie y aIssce- MzrfrsI tesssze4. exl-
tensiy wfsh pride, s1xs ssse woman xas hls
ssi-tfsss sis4 fAss tees Erred near The es<-
MR. Of flsiyd xnd thergy streets. He SC
kasu se4xrd that be bad srnfen her and
rss In the kat,is Of duEsx So s-zse sessine4
be BAD trivsE her frsssa the kerzse b his
cruel tfsafEseut. EEe was partially isstuxi-
Gated hBt BE was svsssersiy setses. Nsrsesi
sss fined - and esst- AID IN aefsz1r Vas
committed ~ sszl fur .eyeafy nine stay~
The woman szx released on basI. AID VIII
be tired for
DssekDEsLy reSBrer
TO-DAY. she snd Marfesl are usss sryIax 10
secure BIS release By promising to g. MAJ
red and esadres themselves properly. bat
shc esurt win probably sEsow them no
lessleaes. anrteli Is cniy about twenty
I've yexys OF age and has heen esnpsovesa a.
sawyer Il ane Of the raf4Is
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n<1pes 4 Dishon are Offering ssme busi-
- prnrerfy for sale.
ne sehosnsr Teazrr Il loaded and Vii,
n fUr Qsiiiehute this morning
wnrrfsxe licenses were isx1s1 y><<erx1s5
6eChafies Blinn and Niss EuIaHx Burxk<s,
- Ole Nelson aat Christina Hanssn. 81
Fl Ge4tfie.
uefner 4 Dsshou are Offering some
dksjfe inside properties for sale Capital
~ vii do well to cad On these gentle.
IN.
7be steamer 4. l. Mssfsek WIN 20 10 psr,
Townsend TO-DAY, IN get her Ana; insssue'
tfCns before leaving for Alaska tonsorryx
- sgw the four condemned English
sEhoonsrs 10 seattle - be sold.
a pist Of II. = Aliens ssss addition wa,
11e. AZ the auditors DfSfe yexs1stfay. II
cDrefs Eve xers< IN the north hall az fkf
southwest a u this nDffheasf Z. OF sefs5os
u. township y north. rabse east.
Early yesterday morning Josefsh Miller
While partially Ineksssfed, attempted Z
enter the restaurant under the saa Fxzn
cisco store 20 EFf breakfast The door via.
locked. but be uas not deferred By iisris
thing like that He kicked the door ID
and whipped the cook. " Eriese. Ia Gus
roaud. Miller showed up In Justice sedef
bcrg's court last eycrinx aud was serJ
pendent On the suggestion ~ the coefl
he compensated kfisse 10 the DAMAGES
suxtained By the latter Ia she suf6nnfsg
and was fined $40 for discrsieriy conduct
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THOSE CHINAMES.
They Are Again Held for the Grand
.Jury.

Yesterday the twenty one Cinnamon
Marshal Hamilton recently ansacccssfully
attempted TO dcrort 10 British Columbia,
were taken BEFORE United states Commits
sioner Emery and on the evidence pro-
,iuced. they were held 10 await the action
OF the next grand jury. In the meantime
they will be committed 20 the uuitsd States
peniteniiary ON McSeils islsnd In default
Of 5000 bail each. These Cinnamon were
arrested carly last fall for being Illegally
in the tountry. They were ordered re-
turned 20 Hfitfsh Columbia bat the author
itics there
REFUSED ro .ErEsvE THEN
Aud they wcrc brought hack. They were
then tried before Judge Allyn al Tacoma
and sentenced 20 the United states rcni
trntsary for six months After the term ol
their Imprisonment cxptrcd the United
states marshal made a frsi attempt to
land them ia Ntclesia. hut the authorities
there again refused to receive them excrr;
upon the payment of Sc per head
Commissioner Efnery IN speaking Of the
matter yesterday said The Law pros lties
that chinese lahSreTs shall net = reeeitea
in the country aud ttas hen they get -
they shall be ueIai<icd 10 The country treFi
whence they eanIe. When Il is attempted
10 follow the las. We Ees The Cinnamon %
the doors Of the country rom wneacr they
came aad the authorities refuse % rceeiNe
them except nson the payment ct So t~tr
head This government cannc{ RsoTd u
,ay So bead, sos II !: DID. We uos'id BE
ah!tsssi 10 keep the British Columbia gov
crnmeng running. II would be
A. FINE A STIPULATION
For that government a. the haaaiy iSw
was hack Ii Vermont There the farmers
asssi "a hrrssi bear and take them over
tu,o New Hampshire 20 secure the heAasN
and Il Ne paid the So per head the hriiisa
Columbia government cssai3 vel af'ogU -
g, snfo thu Ghias hrecaing hssstness.
'Arc0Fsst ng - the ercsstsna 81 the aas
. Chiaafasn Who J. arrested 5os hesiig y
LEGALLY In tsc eoGasF9, i practically -
Ssfr,si - 4 life sentence. fer ~ ssseu - ne
i released ssscr enc tenn oi isaPfls,aisi, ~
he Is ssire o. he srrosset 4ad staieae',si
aEaIa fs- the sanse Ss'eass,, bat 'ee cais
way e. sci tne present las csrrcc;sd > -
make i ridiculous.
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s. BAXTER & co.

JEW EsaE sAlc = % . slllt.
1 car Yakima Rzrfy Rose Potatoes
q ears oregaa chill Garnet P.tafsc,
: ears Peerless Potatoes.
80 tens PuEss sseaa risa~ihy Hay
so teas Eastern Washington nsy.
30 tens wheat.
so saas Oats
80 teas Brsa &aA ssiddiinxs-
80 tons 6res11sa ard Relied Barley.
Q carr spraS1s waals Extra Ftonr.
cars Spokane siiIis Extra Fiser.
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SUMNER OUTINGS.


party Of gentlemen have chartered The
Yacht white Wings aud win leave Seattle
90 morrow morning In tow of the steamer
Merwin for Skagit head. From there they
will sail to Port Gamble. and mp Hoei'
canal. They Win visit lake Cushiaan and
put in a week or ten days fishing and hnpt
ing along the shores of the c2Hsi Amorg
the members of the party are McsSrs. u. X
Howard. I'd. l. Terry. William Carkeck, l.
;. Bnoth. william Jones AID W. Il. Ledger
wood.
THE CAMP Al sNosSVaI FAILS.
Abou; twenty Young people belonging
10 the Methodist Protestant church have
Organized camping party. 90 spend 4
couple ~ weeks Al the sRoQuslmte Falls
They viii leave seattle the latter par, Of the
month, geiag a. far a. possible hy the seat
tic. Lake shage & Eastern Railroad,
kNoSa YHE ISLANDS.
Lawrence ana George Colmsn are organ
txiuE party 81 take cruise through the
isiariis OF she lower sound on their hcaxti-
fgi little steam pleasure yacht. Prot. Z. :
iuerahara will he mtmhcr % The party
ami on his retafu Sc win again attempt the
sserat II MoHsf Rainier
crHga Parties.
A number II either camping aud rts1sca
tin. expeditions are being talked 81 and
sousc 81 IheH win probably take definite
SHAPE before ths end Of the present month.
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EVERYONE PLEASED.
The Visiting Firemen Thoroughly
SaffSHss


How were the visiting teams pleased
With their treatment during the toarna.
meai, asked a reported yesterday, o.
Chief Collins. Il can only Judge by wha,
they said to me. replied the chief sSrhs
universal expression from the men wa,
that they had never attended tournament
conducted A. fairly, OF where every team
WIS given ~ fair chance a. the one just
held In Seattle. There were no protests 80 b
decided. In all the races run. There was
enc protest hlcd through q slight misap
prchension on the part u one 81 the visit
ing teams. hut ~ soon as the point was
explained the protest was withdrawn and
the matter amieably and satisfactorily set
tied Grca, praise j. due the active mem
hers % the seattle Fire De .artment for the
effort they pm, forth to SCI fair play ON all
siies. and ~ make the yisit Of the teams
from abroaa pleasant and agreeable. | am
proud Of the conduct Of he seattle depart
xut-fff
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& Calffora.s-FAaeed Me6f6r1:
z II 5Snsro1k j. &. Doue, r. K1mfss =
- !. b, Ihurseon, u p Kllice5, !.
:SS~. win. Youfs. Y Burton, Mn ysu-
s<frUde yanfssse,, VIM kttt<nEeE
-. J. wonhfnxer. Mis- I. Csnx1bu,
- AJcsfnx. Wm- Heating, y.f- Lar
- ~ Il. Crane, J. e.. Burke j. G.
49, and vile, VIM Chrrcktii. n.
-. 6. Mason KInne. W. u. zasjer,
ST Tl1,nsn, Js& Tretka. G. Kiix0re. xrs
- KI1kors, Mn L q. shepperd sr<
sS n. 81 kellogg. z J. Eewea. MA ~
-. 4 STRAIT. b. 7. pxsis and wife,
's711e b. Coleseus0n, y. l. Biixs, !. j.
", q. Emit. 81 e. scusder, II. y
-. Jn0. s1ssieh. ~ Klanbef. DR.
11rK1 and wife, 6. q. q. Miller, Mis-
6ISe. Miss Gleason. Niss Tucker. G.. y
-. D. J. epence snd wife and y secoud
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A LARGE TRANSACTION.
Two second-street Lots Said fos
$4,000 Co Mr.. Leary.

The property on the corner OF Second
and Marion streets, known rs the sictson 4
Post block, consisting of two lots aud q
row Of four wosiory tenement houses. wa,
sold yesterday by Mrs. T. w. Thompson q
Mr. John Icary for $4,000, Several year.
ego hessrs sietson 4 Post bought thcss
lots for $500. and erected the houses al 4
cost Of siy, 900. After holding the property
Ar seme time. they sold IL 10 Mrs. Thon,,
snn for ss0,ouo, aud now she ia turn ha,
aates thai next spring he win excssa ss
the earth from under the residences aud
build 4 row Of brick stores the entire
kngsh Of the property. The foundation
and walls will BE- built sufficiently strong
" bear the weight % q large brick block
when Mr.. teary shall soc NJ 20 remove the
uu0deu buildings.
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MeTtaSs ~ tesslsS sefrA-- esies'sss
ssx.lsaseNlaF y asstss Z. s'sr'fe SD iSslisf
81 fsahu A. sssh1.aa. ,feicssfan's "a ss'Aaia'
s.rouxA, .ag islse lisp! lssa-isssai q .se 49,
fs.,s,e ~ she district csssr. fsE t1e dtsufss'zl
81 t,ls cases, ssscSnSe sa essSs,s 81 tsc ess-s
sfsinf werc se-sezi Utie re s0ssa.ssises
Aa.s alsa bEgAsssS sae seasons sfels by ssi.-
saas,e,,s sslhla tUo wears Aflfs ssfis~st.
lsssi. the ssnsS - the thtntze gss'ts 49,
nsshss;.ss ara Hanasgan aere Imprisoned
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A FALSE RUMOR.


the Fireman Untrue.
Mr.. Collins. CHIEF OF the Seattle Fire De
partmeHs autographed TO Chief Donaldson
OF the East Portland department las; Mon
day. asking him In regard TO the condition
OF william Spraguc. nozxienian OF East
Portland hose team, who was injured by a
fall during the tournament races here on
the 9Th OF July, and who has since been re-
ported dead. He received reply that
srRAGuE STOOD THE TRIP
All right, and that he was rapidly improy-
Ing aud would soon be able TO attend Ia
his accustomed work. This viii be good
news 20 the host of people who admired
the young mans pluck when they heard OF
the almost surerhssman courage and fiieli
~ 10 duty he displayed after isciug so terri
bly, injured Last Saturday some one
started a rumor that sprague had died o.
his injuries on his way home, and so gen
orally WAS this report believed. tina. Il cast
a gloom over the entire Seattle ere depart
fartft
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.pvIrE TO MOTHERS.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-11
EPIDEMIC OF INSANITY.
Two More Caaes within Twenty.
four H0urs.

6O0E AO0Eus
man named Blood. whose given name
conld not be learned. as he did rot know IL
himself. was adjedgcd insane In the pro
bate court yesterday and will be taken 10
steiiocoofn asylum to-day. He IL logger
and was arrested in a room ON the City a
Quincy. where he had locked himself In.
HIS mind is so seriously affected that he 1.
alDos; idiosie-
ANOTHER INSANE NAN.
An old bachelor named Charles A. Brock.
way, who has resided AT snoqualmlc for
many year,. has b-cn acting very strangely
Of late. and early Lass week his reason be
cafse completely defhroned. He imagined
that some one wanted 10 XIII hisa, and "a
erade his imaginary enemies he took 10
the woods. where he remained several
days before he was captured BY his neigh
l,or~, who fearing that, he would starye "a
death, went In quest % him lie was
brought To Seattle aud put In the Jail. His
exposure seems 20 have brought on brain
fever and his condition IL quite serious
He refuses 10 take medicine and bu, little
neurlshraent His sanity viii be examin-
ed into In the probate court tomorrow, IL
his condition will permit
These Two make i've insanity eases that
have been Investigated In the probate court
within week.