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Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
Notice Or AppliestIlen for n q. n.
Patent 10 the GiofSen Gate
Mlll site.
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PRESCOTT, Arizona, July 21. 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the Golden
Gate Mining and Milling Company, by iia
attorney la fact, james J. Hyde, whole
pcstofiice address 10 Kinsman, Moha,e
county, Arizona, has this day fled his
application for patent for i've acres tf
land known as tho Golden Gate mill sit,,
used In connection with the Golden Care
mine, situated in the lsost Basin Mining
District, county Of Mohave and Territory
Of Arizona. and designated by the field
notes and Official plat on die IN this offi,@
as Lot No. 80, In Township ---, Range -----
Of the Gila aad Salt River meridian. Said
lot No. 80 being described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning 1T pcHnt distant 100 fest
.. W degrees - minutes w. froni in-
iiial monument mentioned in the location
notice, where IL set post 4xk ms, 4 fsst
long, III feet IN the ground, saYround,d
by mound Of stones, post marked q. q. III.
=. No. !. Top of large limestone rock s
feet at base and running to point. rosk
marked o. q. u; $. B T: !, bears 8. % de-
grees 10 minutes K. 30 feet. Thence ". H
degrees 10 minutes w. ls5 feet to location
monument and post 4x4 ms, fleet long, lk
feet in the ground, surrounded with nlouad
OF stones, post marked q. q. NJ. q. No, q.
Rock 3x+x2 feet, marked q. @. NJ. Il. b, p,
No. 2, bears ". 15 degrees 81 minutes w. 80
feet. Thence N. 43 degrees 2 minutes T..
btD feet 20 location monument and post lx4
ins., feet long, III feet. In the ground, s,lr-
rounded with mound Of stones, post mark ed
q. q. NJ. b. No. 8. Flat bauder SYt;x4 feet.
marked g. q. NJ. y. j. y. No. 3, bears N.
H degrees 70 minutes r. 350 feet. US.
min. mon. No. 2, l.. b. NJ. d., bears N. 27
degrees 10 minutes w. af20 feet. Themes 8.
4G degrees 40 minutes X. ls4 feet TO water
ditch, $50 feet to location monument and
post IA ins., feet long, ~ feet In the
ground. surrounded with mound of stones.
post marked g. g. NJ. ts. No. 4. A boulder
5x2x3 feet marked q. q. M. 8. B. p. No.l.
bears 3. 80 degrees 25 minutes Il. 2l4 feet.
Thence 3. 40 degrees 20 minutes w. 1G0 fset
TO quartz road, 238 feet 10 top OF hill, eco
feet to location monument and post ,la4
ins., feet long, III feet In the ground, sur.
rounded with mound Of stones. post ma rlked
q. q. N. q. No. S. Boulder 2JxxzxG f,set
marked q. @. n. 8. b. r. No. 8, bears a. 15
degrees 81 minutes Z. 172 feet. Theme, N
a6 degrees 40 minutes w. IS5 feet. To r,ost
marked @. G. NJ. 8. No. /, and place of be.
ginning.
Magnetic variation IA degrees 20 minutes
4. Containing fvs acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said mill site are required TO
file their adverse claims with the register of
the United States Land Office at Prescott.
in the Territory OF Arizona, duYine the
sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
they will be harred By virtue Of the prcyis-
ions OF tho statute.
z. BuRaRss,
Registtr.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Representative Hermann, of Oregon,
from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported favorably to the House the
Senate bill providing that the Alien Land
Act shall not affect the title TO mineral OF
mining claims in the Territories, which
may be acquired or held under the
mineral laws Of the United States, or any
raiila or -asiaAs improvements thereon.
The committee has added an amendment
70 the bill providing that the act shall not
be construed 30 as TO authorize the acqui-
atn or holding Of any coal or iron
lands in any OF the Territories of the
United States by any alien or foreigner.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Summer reading in abundance can be
found in Demorest's Monthly Magazine
for August. This gem Of family maya
zines is always seasonable and always
more than interesting. The first article,
"Home Life Of Hindu Women" tbeauti-
fully iIlustrated) should be read by every
woman, and is particularly attractive at
this time, when the life OF women Of
India il being so much discussed. Down
the Stream" A Summer Idyl, by D. III.
X. Goodale, is delightfully."- refreshing,
and the other stories are all selected for a
summer afternoon. How to Mix Pig
ments and Colors" will be of great az
sistance to amateurs, and Hetta L. III.
Wards illustrated article on "Embroid-
cry" will give the summer needle employ
ment; while Behavior at Summer Re-
sorts" will furnish many points to matron
and maid. In fact, there is no member
OF the family but will find a portion Of
this comprehensive magazine OF peculiar
interest. Published by w. Jennings
Demorest, u East ltth Street, New York.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
IReg,strstien u EIeetsss.

OrYicg OF THg BOARD or SrPgRygsoRs
or MoHAyE ColJsrY, ARizoxA.)
Notice Ii hereby given that the Beard
Of Supervisors OF Mohays county, Arizona,
did on the Bird day Of July, 1883, adopt
the following order.
On motion 1t was ordered that q new
registration Of the vcters of Mohavt
county be made for the ensuing election
uSss), and all voters are required to re-
register, such rc-registrstion being deem
Cd necessary by the Board OF Supervisors
Voting aye, Messrs. CY0ier and Johnson
And the Clerk is directed to publish thiI
order In the official paper OF the county,
in the manner and Tor The Tins required
by law. |
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
JAixER J. HYDE,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
Netiee or Fssfsil.re.

10 Guy W. AcGri6.
You are hereby notified that have eI.
pended one hundred dollars In labor ami
improvements upon this Dansby mining
claim, situated in the lost Basin Mining
District, Mohave county. Arizona TERRITORY
and duly recorded Ia Book l, pages iOi and
lOg, MohAvs county Mining Records. In
order 70 bold said premises nndsT tho pre-.
Visions Of Section 1924, Revised Statutes az
ths United States, hein,t the amount rsr
qnirsd 10 bold the same Tor the year ending
December 8lst, 1887. |"
And you are further n,,tiAsd that the pro.
portion Of said expenditure due from you
is tl2.J0, Lawful! money OF the United Stases,.
and II within 30 days after the publication
Of this notice you fail 0,. refuse 10 eontri
butte your proportion of such exuenditais
- oo-owner, your interest In said claim win
become the property oi ths undersigned,
under said section X324
Patterson's Well, Arizona, June ~, isst,
S3.lS CHAs. Loso.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Hoods Political Points, handy little
book for the Presidential campaign, IL
Just out. 1t contains finely engraved
portraits and sketches of the candidates
for President and Vice President rep.
Dem. and Pro- electoral and popular
votes in previous elections and other
useful information. Copies may be had
free at the druggists, or by sending a
two-cent stamp to G. I. Hood 4 Co.,
Lowell, Mass. ...
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

The Citizen at all times desires to ba
fair, to do justice to all parties and be
square on every Issue. In our criticism
Of Judge Barnes Ia the contempt case oi
G. 8. Bagg, we accepted the current
opinion that the Judgment Of the Court in
the case in question was o menace to the
liberty OF the press, but Judge Barnes
denies such 10 be the case. II was, he
says, within the province Of the Prospec-
tor, or any other newspaper, to criticise
his ruling from the bench, but this does
not warrant the federation Of threats Of
violence or attempted intimidation as was
implied by the article in the Prospector.
II such things were privileged both judge,
jury and witnesses would be at the mercy
Of the party physically stronger than
themselves, had such party grievance
against them. 1t therefore became his
duty as Judge to see that such things
should not be done. He further said in
regard TO the 1900 fine that he at the
time understood Mr.. Bagg to be a wealthy
man, but has since ascertained differently.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

The Journal-Miner, in speaking Of the
ineficiency Of the mail service in Arizona,
says: Instances have happened In
Prescott where goods were received by
freight and sold before the bill Of ladins
arrived by mail"
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

The Democratic Territorial Convention
win be beld at Tucson on September Sd.
The call was first issued for the Goth inst,
but the date did not suit the Democrats oI
Northern Arizona, and it was changed
for their convenience.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

James q. Blaine arrived In New York
on Saturday last and was given q grand
reception. He IL now in Maine and will
make number Of speeches there, and
will not speak elsewhere until after the
September election in that State.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

The Democrats Of Yavapai win hold
their County Convention on the 10Th
inst. at Prescott, for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to the Territorial Conven-
ton and to nominate candidates for
county Offices.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

The Senate has inserted in bill for the
appointment OF an additional Judge for
the Supreme Court OF Wyoming an
amendment requiring that the nominee
for the Judgeship shall be a resident Of
Wyoming. II will probably give Grover
Cleveland chance to put in his little
veto, In order to appoint an Eastern man.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Judge Barnes has rendered his decision
In the agreed case Of Justice Of the Peace
Esston vs. the Board of Supervisors Of
Cocbise county, as Justice of the Peace
and registering officer. The status Of the
ease is this: Judge Easton claimed "a
cents for each voter registered by him
and sent bill to the Board for the amount
due on a number Of registrations. The
Board would not allow the claim, holding
that the law did not allow them 10 pay
for such service, and the case was laid
before Judge Barnes for settlement. His
decision is quite lengthy, but is in sub.
stance that the claim of Judge Easton ID
q valid one and must be paid.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

The Republicans Of Indiana last week
nominated Alvin p. Hovey for Governor,
and the Michigan Republicans nominated
Cyrus q. Luse for the same Office.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Maxwell, the st. Louis murderer, was
hanged on the 10th inst. Gov. Morehouss
refused to reprive the murderer OF Preller
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Yellow fever has made its appearance
In jacksonville, Florida. Five cases were
reported i'm one day.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Only few days more than eleven
weeks before the election.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Chas. Croker died at Monterey, CAL,
On the l4th inst.
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
uAAGtS, LEMONS, and all kinds Of FRESH CALIFORNIA ERurs
Az Wholesale and Retail N
FORWARDING AND coMMIssIoI

and ores stored and lowest rates All
10 onr care will be carefully promptly attended TO-
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
THE STARRY ORNAMENT
- - on HIGH." :.
Sang Addison. But hsdn't you,
for few years at least. rather
look At tho armament from The ).
Tundersida. =
you CAN DO TT

IGbs observing The laws OF health n
and rssorting 10 that cheat the
grave medicine
kWARNER'S SAFE CUREk
You are out of sorts, . splendid
feeling and appetite ons day.
<whils the next day Life is q bur-
den. II you drift on in this
way you are liable 90 becone
3kInsane. Whyi Il
Because poisoned blood on
the nerve csnters wherein the
nental faculties are located. y
paralyses them and the victim
becomes NON responsible,
N There are thousands of people l,
to-day In insane asylaIns and =
graves, pat there BY Kidney
Poisoned Blood.
y Insanity, according TO ststis- =
tics, is increasing faster than
any othsr disease. Is your eye
1ksight fsilingf Your memcry
becoming impairedf An all
gone feeling on slight exertion
3kupon youi II 80, and YOUk r
know whether this is 90 or not,
do not neglect your case until
reason totiers and you are an
kimbecile, but TO day while you1 \
have reason, use your good
sense and Judgment BY purchss-
ing WARMERS SAFE CUkR
1kand WARMERS SAFE PILLS. h
medicines warranted to do ss
represented, and which viii
euro you.
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Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18
AGENTS FOR THE PIONEER MILLS FLOUR.

snd Complete Line Of General Merchandise always hsnd
Our goods always fesb and as to prices VA viii -
composition -' - ~ '' -
Mohave County miner., 1888-08-18

Club Rooms attached for the
accommodation Of those seeking
q quiet game.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

"vlnetsSW.tz"is among the K4st
piano nusio Hall & Heckle are the pub.
fishers, 800 HSIston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
s0aGnUN SUGAR.
Az Iateres ing explanation, of what is Be
ing Done In Kansas.
Arson Western.

WICHITA, nam, NOV II, ISSS.
Rditor Western.
Knowing by exp erien;e Whist quantities
of sorghum ts1 De raised in Jones county
wit a 3 mini mum Of labor and expense,
will give you few dots as to what 10
being done a. the sugar works (.lso an
experimental ststion Of the Uaited States
government, situated at Conway
Springs, . thriving town near here.
Tae seasons workout short two
weeks By the boilers burniDg out and
soma seventy-f7e acres still uncu'-
yielded 100 900 pounds Of eugsr, $4,000
gsllons Of syrup, and G00O bushels OF
seed, besides large quantity OF fodder,
which lister is scrupulously saved, and Is
made an important factor In paying ex-
pensas. Ga account of large quantity
of gypsum in the water there Ia o loss
estimated Of twentysone pounds OF frs.
sugar from each ton Of cane, and from
some cane the syrup is nearly ruined.
Mr.. Emil avon Sehweini Z, the great
che mist, who has peen in charge Of the
plant, passed through here yesterday en-
route TO Washington, having completed
his IsooIs for this season.
Mr.. S, in an interview, ssys the sor-
ghun sugar question can no longer be
con sidered one Of speculation or uncer-
tainty, thinks that as perfection is
reached in It's manufacture the percentage
Of grsnulsted sugar will be materially in.
creased. He quotes the government
chemist at Sterling, RAs as saying: 81
fad by close analysis and comparison
tnas the standard Southern sugar cane is
not superior IL sugar qualities to the
cane of this section" MIR. Schweinitz
SAYS the conditions for favorable cane are
altitude above ocean level, sol, climate
aud season. Is not prepared yet to give
sn answer as to exact conditio rs OF above
to produce most favorable sugar bearing
sorghum cane.
The sugar from these works has n sde
its Appearance on the retail market here,
is verV light brown in color, fine grained
and very sweet, retails twelve pounds or
more for 81. The merchants pay or I
cents per pound foE it.
After you have secured your Touring
mill would it not be wise to initiste q
movement looking towards the establish.
ment OF sugar works at Arson? Send .
committee next season to inspect the
working Of the various plants in Kansas
and then strike out. Once establish oIs
hum sugar works in Arson on paying
bssis, and prosperity Is assured. Youfs
truly, AN Ex-JoNEsITks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
TRIBUTES 10 AesEs.

Corfucius-Womhn Is the masterpiece.
Herder-Womau is the crown OF crea,
ton.
Voltsire-women teach US repose,
civlllty and dignity.
Lasslng-Nlture mesnt to make woman
its masterpiece.
John Q 1incy Adams-All that an, my
mother made me.
MISUNDERSTANDING has no heroes
he has only heroines.
Whittier-If woman lost US Eden, such
as she alone restore.
Gladstone-Woman is the most perfect
when the most womsnly.
E S. Bsrrett-Woman Is last st the
cross and earliest at the grave.
Bulwer-To gentleman, every woman
Is 3 lady 10 right Of her sex.
Saadi-A handsome woman Is Jewel /;
q good woman is treasure.
Lsmartine-There is woman 1t the
beginning Of all great things.
R)chefoucsuld-A fashionable woman
is always in love with herself.
Cowfey-Whst Is woman! Olly one
of NATURES agreeable blunders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

Democracy is, therefore, in tears. Roop,
from what I have been told of him, is
destined to maze his marx in the history
of legislation, and will probably occupy q
niche in the temple OF fame in close prox-
unity to those fl led by Bell Of Cooke and
Panoley Jones.
The Bolton Journal Of the current week
Cousins an editor al on Representative
R)op. The editor, referring to the fact,
mentioned by an admiripg biogrspher that
Mr.. Roop Is Greek scholar, says,
among other good things: ave cannot
close this sketch without expressing our
qualification that the fact has been
brought out OF Mr.. Roop's proficiency in
Greek, for the resaon that we cham
pioned the claims OF Hebrew scholar
for the place TO which Mr.. ROOD has
been elected, believing as we do that the
Hebrew is more rythmic rbsn the Greek.
II affords us Muc7 consolation to know
that our laws vii be cast in classic
mould, and as We couldn't have Lswy we
will take f )op-.f Moses sud the Propn-
cts are ruled cut we are PLEASED 10 have
Socrates and the Stoics."
While tie legislative mantle OF George
Pendleton is tmothering, Roop The sers
torlal tcga Of C. X Bell Of Hamilton will
bs very gracefully worn By Hon George
W. Tyler Of this place. Nj. Tyler IS
thirtg-three years Of age, and was TIE
fist white child born in Coryell county
He is OF medium height and spare build,
quick In acton, bright in conversation
and of courteous sdlress. He has never
before held cfflcP, though he has been q
faithful End hard working Democrat ever
since ne was old CROUCH to vote. he
was eIec.ed oy about 5000 ~ ,rity, and
unless am mistaken IN him. will make
his impress upoa the legislation Of Tt x1s
during n next fouc years,
An interesting character was pointed
out to me on the street here to>dsy. He
WAS great big fellow Chats WAY dom:
give his nance and he looked liks 3 GEN
sole man. He WAS candidate for
the legislature, ran with all coufi!en
that he would bs~electsd, and got j1st
sixty two votes IA the county out OF an
aggregate Of mare tnan 5000 Just one
in every 100 The eps cial misgion he had
marked ous for him ,ejf In TIE legislature
Tas the amendment Of the divorce laws.
He said he knew one man to have ssgen.
tgsn wives in eight AID q halt yease. Two
wagEs Je1r is ! pretty good aysfsge. is
,Eno.?4 &:G. B.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
sndss "ssG Il North gaoSa." Plug
Cut sdO.oos Il

Get the lAtess, thing oa.-Thss sM5ds
Autobiography bYsA. + Heckle, pub
lished by Hal &Htck!e, 800 Houston
street. Hr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26

"SaM Of North Caro- Inns Plug Cut"
Tobscssss cool On essSpngne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
EASIER, secretary, and sr,c ..brac

At Maddox &, Ellison's. Antbing that
you see at this Aoussswould make your
friend an scceptRVfe holiday present.
Make up your miadto visit this place be-
fore you select your Eese ats. Bv doing
this you viii aet wisely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Bedroom s

Bedroom suns Maddox & Ell sons.
Most comple.espd varied stock in
Texas. Cheap eithsr for cash or on
weekly or monthly payments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
BELTON.
4 Town Thxs PiaGs straight Aheae, rs
Prespirlty Real ana i,s Fnfare Az
sured-Thal Has MtdoiI
An Agricultural Center with all the Good
POINT, Comforts, oouveniences nno
RtfiaemsnIg of the CITY.
Cor, espordence.

ELTON, Tex, Nov.
81 -Tae capital ct
Bell county lies in
the valleys aud upon
tue hi ls that spread
Themselves alo pg
N Dian creek, ABOUT
tWo miles from lis
COZ ia snce with the
L ,od river. l. Is d
beautiful sight for .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
SAPOLIO

is the proper thing. Try cake of it, Cesezsn
soap fails to accomplish satisfactory resHE in
securing and cleaning. and necessitates 80 out
lay of time and labor. which more than balances
any saving in cost. Practical people will find
sAPoLIo the best and cheapest soap for house
cleaning and securing. All grocers sell it. No. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-26
Ny China Department.

specially selected holiday
STOCK OF printed goods,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
CANES In OTHER CITIES.

Chicago July The Washington nine defeated the
Chicago today after OF the most poorly contested
games q the season Tho Chicago men played Ike
amateurs throughout. Brynsn had little control OF the
bail and tatci IN every direction The weather
was cloudy ana cold and the attendance suffered
In consequence. The score was as follows;
Ghl:nee 'fG : 3 3 3 o %
Ia chits-washinston. Il; Chicago IL Errors
Washington, 81 Oh c2go, Q. Pitchers-Whlthey anu
Brynan. Umpire-Mr Sullivan.
Kansas City. July 12.-Porter again pitched in fine
form against his brooklyn companions to-day and the
result defeat for Brooklyn and victory for the
last club the Association Mays was not nearly
effective and neither was his support so good Both
teams paradcd through preceded by brass
band before tho game. The weather was nsurerably
rot and the players dd not seem to relish 1t
much. The score was as appended:
R,SSslyn civ Q 2 Q 2 . 9 @
Baschlts-Brookyn a. Kansas City s. Errors
Brooklyn 81 Kansas City, Pitchers-Mays and Porter
Umpre-Mr. Terry.
Louisville. July 1.-THE Athletics defeated the Louis
vile rather easily today The home players found
weyhngs delivery hard to solve Tho score follows;
A Ashi.viile 9 g 9 9 2 9 q
Basehits-Athetic, 4; Louisville. 8. Errors Athletic
s; Louisville. .. Ptchers-weyhIng and Ramsey. I'm
pre-Nr. Mcouade.
St. Louis July 1.-THE ST. Louis club as usual.
defeated the Baltimore nine with ease to-day. The
Baltimore players to have attack Of stage fright
every time they face the local club Smith pitched
poorly and was wretchedy supported. The
follows:
e. pn Eoais 1913 Q 9 ] ! Go
Observation-Disclosures. G; ST. Louis. IL Errors-Bati-
more, 10 ST. Louis 5. Pchers-Smith and King. I'm
prc-Bob Smith.
Cincinnati. July 1.-THE Cleveland club played in
good form to-day and defeated the Cincinnati nine after
well-paYed game. Bokcley pitched In greatly improved
form. The D anncxed:
G GISyfIaaa .::..G 9 GC 9 9 9 60
BasChlts-Cevelan1. Cincinnati 4. Errors-Cleve-
land 3; Cincinnati. 3. Pitchers Dakcley and Muleane.
Cmpirc-Mr Doescher
The scheduled Plttsburg between the Pttsburg
and Boston clubs and ut Detroit between the Detroit and
Phade phla clubs postponed account OF rain.
Other games resulted as follows:
At SyIacuse-Syracuse, IL Rochester, 8.
At Standardization IL Buffalo, O.
TOrOntO-TOronto, Is; London, g.
At Albany-Abany. Is; Troy, IA.
At Flmra-Scranton Emira, 3.
At Bnghamton-Wi lkesbarre, s. Dinghamton o.
CHICAGO AND BROOKLYN STILL AT THE HEAD.
The League and Association races dlto leave the
clubs in the appended order