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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-31

An epitOmo Of everything that is attractive
and desirable in Juvenile literature. - Boston
Courier.
4 weekly feas. of good things to the boys and
girls in every family which 1t visits.-Brooklyn
Union.
1t is wonderful in its wealth OF pictures, in
formation and interest. - Christian Advocate,
NY.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-31

Cranberries, per qt,........ .......
Boss Patent Flour, 80 III sack .
Magnolia Patent Flour, so ib sack .
Cream of Kansas, so Ii sack ........l
Boston Brown Bread Flour, per pkg.
Farina, per pkg ...................
Ell Orc Flour, so ib sack ...........1
Gold Belt, SO b " ............1
Red Ball, so Ii " ...,.......1
Self-raising Flour, per pkg .... ....
Cerealine, " ...........
Oat Meal, pkgs for ..............
Pearl Barley, per pkg ..............
Batavia Red Raspberries, per can ....
Strawberries g 49,.
g White Cherries g ....
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-31

He must be blind indeed who
on Seekers after health profit and pleasure thorough
from the lakes to the Pacific finding
Mexico; and to these comes everybody else the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-31
RIO CRANDE LAND. C0MP'}

extends cordial greeting and invites careful and thorough inspection
of its FINE COLONY LANDS,
Some 1000 which sued patedinto ten and tyen-
y blocks om which equally great
not greater than the in the west
and northwestern states all within and one
hall miles of the railroad at
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-31

Sauces, Olive OIL Catsups Horse Radish
he market, Corn, Oats Hay and Potatoes
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
IL Consusu ption Incurablc /?

Fine old Bourbon at Russell Il Zeimer's 8
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

Mr.. G. II. Park, . prominent stock and
mining man Of Soco9ro county, New
Mexico, arrived here Monday from North
ampton, Mass. He left for Mineral Park
Wednesday to join f. g. Henson at that
place. Mr.. Park expects to engage in
mining here and will probably make this
his permanent home.
An old lady at Burke, Tex, who was
troubled with chronic diarrhna for over
fifteen years, says that Chamberlain s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy did
her more good than all the other medi-
cines she had ever used. Mr.. s. J. Tread
well, the leading merchant Of the town,
vouches for the above statement. For
sale by II. H. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Luthey left We'd
nesday for Albuquerque, N. NJ, which
place they intend making their future
home. They win be missed in the bus
mess and social circles of Kingman.
They were given . farewell reception at
the residence of Mrs. J. w. Hyde on
Tuesday evening, which was largely at
tended. The best wishes Of their many
friends 60 with them to their new home.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

The Flores Consolidated Mining COM
pany have carload Of concentrates a!
the depot awaiting shipment.
Frank L. Smith shipped two carloads Of
ore 10 the Rio Grandc Smelter at Socorro
this week one car for NJ 7. Delhanty
and the other vi small lots from various
miners.
John Jamison, who is now working the
Jamison mine at Layne Springs, Was in
town this week and says that the chlori.
ders in that district arc doing well, and
that the Nishthawk il still taking out
high grade ore in quantities.
The Moss mine is being worked with q
small force Of men. About one hundred
tons CT ore has been hauled 10 the mill at
Hardyvilie and run through tho mill.
The result is reported as being satisfactory
to the manager, Capt. G. b. Dahlgrcn.
F. II. Taylor, Yavapai county miner,
who has tesn here about three months
prospecting has made rich strike near
Wallapai Springs, in the same neighbor.
hood as the Cummings mine, and the
Eyntells is said to be as promising az the
Cummings mine.
John Hughes and J. Mitchell have
made strike in the Dolphin, located
about three miles south OF stockton Hill,
which is said to be the richest strike yet
made in that district. The ore is black
sulpurets, and the pay streak is from two
TO four iaches wide and assays 260O
ounces per ton,
NJ. d. Howell, the manager OF the G.
o. d. mine, Is we'll pleased with the new
bodies Of ore recently uncovered in that
mine, and believes that they will prove
even richer than any former discoveries
A number OF additional miners have
been added 70 the force and others vii
be put at work as soon as the ground j.
opened and room is made for them
The ssmplingWorks have been running
but two days during the week, and th'
following lots were run through: c. o
D, mine, 32 tons Of higher grade thar
has been lately shipped. Harvey & Co
lesse on portion Of G. Q. d., three tons q
high grade ore. Wm. Grant, one and
hall tons from vicinity Of Hackburry, an
several small lots, The assay Office
kept busy, and several carloads Of ore ar
on the way to the works from the mines
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Tie Cochise County bank at Tumbstone
has closed its doors for lack Of business.
The Arizona lottery company is the
latest Tucson scheme. The lottery has
been in operation about ten days and is
q success. ' 0 '@s ~
A grass station has been established
by the government at Tucson. The OBJ
ject Of the station is to determine what
kinds Of grass are best adapted to that
section.
Althee Loretle's store at Yuma was
burned on the It'll inst. Loss, 10000 +;
insurance, $4,000. The origin Of the fire
is unknown.
Territorial warrants are at par. In
stead Of the loudly proclaimed failure,
Governor Wolfey's administration Is un-
doubtedly a grand SUCCESS. Tucson
Citizen.
DR.. Hughes has been operating on a
couple OF men whose noses bad become
q recepticle for screw worms. The worms
have nearly all been removed, and the
patients improving nicely y.-Ph9nix Tri-
bune.
The Rattlesnake mine closed down
last night, throwing about twenty-five
men out Of employment. As coon as the
company is recognized the mine will
probably start up again.-Tombstone
Prospector.
The assessment roll OF Yavapai county
turned oper to the board Of supervisor
last week shows the total assessment o
the county to be 1926 900. Last yea
cattle were assessed at sl2 per herd thii
year the tax has been reduced to IS.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

The Flagstaff Democrat says that a
party Of pleasure seekers left Flagstaff
last week for the Grand Canyon, consist.
ing Of Judge Porter and daughter, Of
Phoenix, Miss Oldham, California lady,
Judge Barnes, wife and daughter, and T.
G.. Norris. They expect to be absent
two weeks. t a'#"" ~t't ""
Treasurer Smiths new mill is now
turning out $4,000 pounds Of -four daily.
That means consumption OF 5000
pounds of wheat. At this rate the mill
will gat around to most Of the farmers in
Salt River Valley, 80 that they need have
little fear about market ultimately for
their produce. Herald.
This season John Orme has sold $50
hogs for $500, in round numbers. He
thinks there il nearly double the profit
at least in them, as compared with alfalfa
and grain. The business does not, from
above results seem overdone now, no
matter what may have been the result in
other days, when transportation facilities
were different. .--Phenix Herald. s...
The Hon. VIM. Ellison, better known
as Cyclone Bill has blossom med out into
all the glory and honor OF "a Deputy United
States marshal. Col. Ellison has been
armed with a Winchester and blank
warrant, mounted on claybaek horse
and sent out to search the two territories
for the crooked legged man who attended
the festivities incident TO the robbery Of
Paymastcr Wham. The Lordsburg
cripples have all succeeded in proving
satisfactory alibis.-Lordsburs Liberal.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

the days Of long ago, when he was among
Us, we feel sad, yet no voice comes from
its silent depth to give US assurance that
its dark passage win lead TO paradise
beyond. May there not be loved ones
far away still waiting and watching for
the coming Of the absent one whose voice
has long since been hushed in death, and
the well-remembered form has mouldered
into dust. b.. .. ...... .,.E .~ ~"
Maynard district. is a large
force of men at work on the American
Flag mine, and under the management
OF the able and efficient superintendency
Of Mr.. James Penberthy, the mine is
producing fine ore. Mr.. Penberthy thinks
that in a short time he will have large
quantity Of high grade ore ready for ship
ment. ..... .....
Mr.. Ogden and Sherman Bros. are at
work on the Greenhorn Silver mine
through the courtesy Of the foreman, Mr..
w. II. Sherman. / was shown through
the mine, the main shalt is now down
1870 feet with three.foot vein. .,-
Mr.. John Kohler, Of Kingman, superin.
tendent OF the Overland Gold and Silver
Mining Company, paid q flying visit to
the mines q short time ago to look after
his interests. His foreman, Mr.. Edward
Ward, is contemplating the erection Of
q building 3Ox6O with three stories on
the ground, provided he can find piece
Of level ground large enough and con-
venient to the mine.
Mr.. Thomas Woods, captain OF the
Wallapai Conchitas, has gone down to
work on the Irons;de mine. May golden
harvest reward his efforts. ...
Our old friend, Mr.. +. Hamilton. has
been having pretty tough time Of it,
the rheumatics seem TO have firm grip
upon him. Mr.. Hamilton is one Of the
pioneers OF this county, and like many
others, has spent the best part Of his life
here, wooing the tickle goddess Of fortune
with variable success.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

Mr. Moore, the postmaster at Brad.
shaw, Va, after reading an advertise.
ment OF Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy, concluded 10 try
a small bottle OF II. lie says: II used il
in two cases for collie aud three for diar-
risna with perfect satisfaction. Ono doso
gave relief in every case but one, and that
was a bad case Of collie and required a
second dose. / have handled a great
deal OF patent medicine a. agent and for
my own use, but never tried any tha,
gave a. good results as Chamberlain 6
Calic, Cholera and Diarrhna remedy.
For sale at 25 and 80 cents per bottle by
H. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

Read the following, Mr. q. IL. Morris
Newark. Ark, says: WAS down with Alb
scass Of Lungs and friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurabls oonsumptivs.
Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on my third bottle,
and able to oversee the work on my farm
II ia th2 frest medicine ever made"
Jesse Aiddlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
"Had it not been for DR.. Blng's New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
Of lung troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best Of health" Try 1t. Sample
bottles free at H. H. Watkins Drug Store
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
"llunger II the Best Saucc."

As rule, person who has good ap'
petite has good health. But how many
there are who enjoy nothing they eat,
and sit down 10 meals only as an unpleas.
ant duty. Natures antidotes for this
condition are so happily combined in
Hoods Ssrsaparilla that il soon restores
good digestion. creates an appetite, and
renoyates and vitalizes the blood 20 that
the beneficial effect of good food Is i'm.
parted to the whole body. Trnly hunger
is the bes. sauce, and Hoods sarsaparilla
induces hunger. T. .".. y
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
Ducklen's Arnica Saive.

The best Salye in the world fer 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. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Ptice 25 cents Ier
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
Application E0r Testamc c n tary
Letters,

In the probate court Of tho county Of No.
have, Territory Of Arizona:
In the matter Of the estate of John Ken.
nedy, deceased.
Notice Of time appointed for proving
will.
Notice ia hereby given that Monday, the
22d day Of July, 1859, at 10 o'clock q. m. OF
said day, and the courtroom Of said court
a. Taggart's Hall in the county Of Mohave,
and 2, nas asotas Desn ss @ Of
said John Kennedy, deceased, and for hear.
ing the application Of J. II. Johnston and
Philip Hach for the issuance to them of
lestors testame entary thereof.
L.O. GOWAN, Probate Clerk.
WM. G. BLAKELY, Atty for Petitioners.
Kingman, July 2, 1889. 353
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon. z> ~~.-<~a -@~ .~a2 ~.,
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

Best brands o! beer always on ice a, the
Arcade.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13

Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
MINING NOTES.

Finest Of wines at Russell & Zeimer's
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21


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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

PHoNoGRAPHlc TOYS.
New Novelties That VIII Amuss the Young
and Interest the Grown Ioiks.

-NrA NSNfitlfs IbAt " III Rftohf tht hc1tHb
and Interest the Grown Folks.
THE phonograph promises 20 afford as
much recreation TO children - II does IN
tereSt 10 grown folks 30 said NJ. i.
Handy, the European manager 81 the
great corporation which now controls tie
phonognph and graphophone industry.
" You have heard OF the Photographic doll
II you have not as vet seen one. bat unless
YOU have seen II yog can form TO idea q
how naturally aud charmingly DO talks,
laughs, cries and sings This il the flrss
step in a long line OF Photographic toys
upon which ourlnventors are now a. work
When these are put upon the market they
VIII create "a wonderful sensation Among
them may be mentioned phonograTa-c
animals These are toys made out n
paper mache. paste board. composition nnd
other material. each aud all ~ which are
strong and durable Zach animal contains
~ his interior "A phonograph which when
set ~ motion produces all Of tie natural
cries Of the original There j. cat that
pUrrs. meows. spits and catcrwanls Do tie
most approved style q horse that neighs
and whiunies a dog ihsi larks snaps and
howls and sheep that b.eats in way
that would deceive tie mother eve. BY
using megaphonic attachment tie
amount 81 noise may be increased 80 al
most any desired extent Much more in-
ieresting than the Photographic animals
are the photographic birds. We have Sc
cured the melodies % the lark. The lnnet.
finch. robin and canary bird and cnn re-
produce them indefinitely. With canary
birds the success j. notable. We have
preserved iu metal the entire repertoire of
I...r ,.f a 81
priced birds in the market and by com
bining the song q two or three into one
Whole we have an artificial canary
that VIII out-sing any natural one
whatever. Tie paouograpbic orchestra
aud the photographic miniature theatre
are ether novelties TO be soon produced.
In the former band q little images
dressed np iu riarlnu military ooiors are
seated on thc stage. as Ia some great con-
cert, 0r stood srauul drum ana ior ~ on
parade The moineut the phonograph e
set going eacn llftIe musician moves he
bands and Instruments The natural STYLE.
while tho cylinder ius de fepfodures the
music ~ "a inli orchestra with startling
fidelity. J. lie theatre we can reproduce
all the spoken parts Of tbs piav. Another
novelty iDat b. ha.fa TOY and hair . luxury
VIII he n great boom - al mothers whose
1ounr children insist ou being sung o. hs-
fore going 70 sleep r. f. a phonoQraph
into which "a ls8r has sung her Lost s0ngs
AZ her leisure and which is 'aced near ih-
CRIB or cradle nsrre frrch upon
spring starts fhe machinery and gives tie
child ~ mnch musie - 40 or she rnHr
want a singular feature - tire ptouo-
graph is the fact that r fhe speed ~ she
mechanism be Increased fbe pitch II tie
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
HOME AGAIN.
g.he Bah Playing %'oI1rlsts Corn-
plsse tbs Clroult CT the Giobs.
AMER al Absence Of ssK A~nths- hofto 3
y bssh They FF@sslsa sS.oeo Msios
ana Visited 2oe eise tooHtfaes. They
Atttra a. Iheu eAArflHk f.sl.l


Cnesoo Afsf 91 When tas Chicago and
America oa.e bsl teAnls stepped 81
tal lala f1on. tae Aast al o.sl FRIDAY even
ine u t1l- city KEY hsd oelaI sted t1s
lifrall of trs globe Ii sas sasl ca months
aeo 81 aAl l-4t Gae aggregation of players
started ou fas pilgrimage 1nes 4Heeleo
tpl niles ever ngc continents ana
.ares.1 twelve countries
lAe tourists mes wlla grand ovation
thousands 0f peof-e tArungiae tAe siatlo1
u e4tc- glupse ~ TAG fasne-s
arhieses IL vas afl1r 8 ciecA
wlen TIE carriages canisintug tAt
players wheeled MJo Aae Tor TIE grand
pal..1e through tie uusluess district ~ tue
city M4uy thousands ~ people lined
the curb stones. aud tl4e progress
through ghc streets Nas attended by tAe
greatest enthusiasm FIRE" orAs ana Tee
are Illuminated the streets throughout tne
line of march, which vac participated in 'Y
al tlle uniformed amatesI base bali clubs
H. tAe City. tae athletic ola.s generally and
a large number az ticyci sts headed by
bands az music The great procession
marched past me city anu county huiis-
ings and ali Tie neWspaper onices. TIE
latter being sereuaded Ira turn Tie teams
were cherTed al ever. point aud when
they ahehted al tie Palmer House t1ey
received another tremendous evasion.
Three hundred guests sat down 70 tie
banquet rendered the returned bali piaNefs
al the Palmer House last night after the
travellers had shaken hands with tie large
throng OF ihtr admirers dinner Uas served
AUigs close Mayor Cfegler opened the speak
ing. congratulating the teams on
their successful trip and welcoming their
return A q Spadng was received with a
storm Of applause. lie spoke ia fen-
erous terms u slo reception accorded
the teams IN al lands visited
but none could compare, be said With the
eafnestness attending those received
in America Rev DR. Thomas responded
10 the toast. "Base-Eal as Ma
ti0nal Amusement; 4 = Anson told of
his impression OF his Royal Highness the
Prince Of Wales,n Major Henry J. Turner
replied 10 the sentiment The Ma
tional Value Of Athletics. George :
briggs spoke about Public Opinion OF
the Game - The World as l Found It. re
ceiyed the attention OF John NJ. Ward. and
Carter IT, Harrison talked about his own
experience as "a tourist Harry 5. Palmer
had the toast. The Humor of the Trip n
H. Waldo, "Reminiscences, Leigh 5 lynch
Australia" and james " Scott, The
Press
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
HIGH LICENSE FOR MICHIGAN.
The New Bill Passes the House After
Vigorous Struggle.

LANSING, Mich, April 20 - The House,
after two DAYS OF consideration. passed the
Liquor-Iax bill, which requires retailers 10
pay $500 year, distillers, $1,000,
brewers, 500; wholesale liquor dealers.
$500; wholesale beer and wine dealers,
$500, and prevents druggists from selling
except upon written application, which
must be recorded IN a public book Under
no circumstances can they sell by the
drink or mix liquors with soda water
or any other beverage 70 be drank
on the premises. The bin passed by u,
narrow margin Of three votes. ltwould not
be given immediate effect lacking the noe
essary two-thiTds vote, and consequently
the liquar-selling business will be governed
this year 10y the existing law, which dates
the tax from May l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
TO MARCH lN GEORGES HONOR.
state Troops aud Regulars frsua the Army
aud Navy, Headed os Nest Ioini t-detss
80 IaAs I..rl in lAs aealsnnlal IaIaae.

state Troops aud Regulars fresn the Army
aud Nasy. Headed os Wsst I'oint Cadets
80 Take Part in ths teatsnnial Parade
New loRK Aprll - The following are
expected 10 take part Ia The MILITARY pa
Tade April 80.
West Point cadets 4o0 stroDE, head ef coz
umu State troops in tAis order Delaware.
Gl1 men NV Jersey, o.t7o, eeorgiA,
IS. Connecticut co.. Massachusetts.
l.sa Including The Ancient and
Honorable AriIerg, Maryland 500 South
Caroline. $50. New Hampshire. lHl9. <-rF .nii,
500. New York. lfol4. North Caroiina. islf
Rhode Island s19. Vermont. 100. heniDcays
40. Ohio. A310. louisiana 90. Mississp ppi.
60: Michigan s1l. ID strict o. Columbia. SO
FLORIDA zoo. West Nirs MIA 600.
Ia addition there will he 100 United
States regulars and 90 Sailors and
marines from the navy. IL these "sii-
mates the Iennssl lvanla troops are omitted,
As there is solo uncertainty about them
says lie Win Nsser join the Sugar Trust
SAX FnsScssf.o. April - Class spreckeis
has lot for Philadelphia. where ho viii
direct the fitting up OF bis new refinery
which be expect, 10 have IN running order
hy June lic saws ho vii use his California
refinery 10 ncht The sugar Trust west oi tie
Missouri river aud when questioned closely
positively asserted that be would never lOln
the trust
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

ISDIASAPoLIs. Ind. April 20.-An attempt
IS 20 he made ~ revive the movement
started hero just after the election ID break
up The Grand Army = the Republic, or AT
least TO induce all Democratic veterans 10
withdraw from the ordcr General George
". Kooutz. whose military titio and political
prominence are due 10 his having been
Admtant- General OF Indiana one term. is at
tne mend of the movement. and has issued
q call Tor National convention 10 Do held
in fl,fs city Nav
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
cnrhnr. for aiinnennoli. strcct Car.

MI,SEAPoIls Mimi. April % The thir-
tv-eight cowboys who were expected r.
take tho places n strikers have arrived an
viii soon DE put 10 work here The only
thing important developed last night was
the ection hy the City Council adversc 10 ttc
street railway company. II was decided
that un'ess the company would start all oi
it, cars by Monday the charter Inusi he fcr-
feftrl