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Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Peach sprtagS Itesas.

-, T." 80. &s,e:t ~. Es.t,.t vi:
Nice, cool weather. >. +. ..-7.: ~.
Trade better this week than for some
time. .''.' ''r' '*'...>@ '5>. %',@
Wailapai Indians are returning from
Music Mountain. "i. %.Ei >,s .:-:t
Mr.. Green, our new master mechanic,
has at last taken his position. -..-...
Mr.. Comstoek has opened o FIRST class
restaurant In the Carter house. s~
Quite jolly party explored the caves
east Of town ono day last week. q Il,
Jim Carter came up from blackberry
Saturday. Glad 10 sec you Jim.
Mr.. Beal. Of the Needles, was very
pleasant caller in our town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love returned home
Saturday from their trip In Csiifornis.
Mrs. Joseph left Thursday for Chicago,
where she viii spend some time visiting
friends and relatives. r.. .-..
Robert Brockie Is having some repair
ing done on his house. do wonder
what his intentions are.
Mrs. Seaman and children left on Sun.
days train ~ spend couple Of months
with her mother. In California.
Tom Logan and ]. N. Cohsnour are out
at Mudtanks, enjoying enjoying the snake
medicine that was left from last weeks
trip TO Pine Springs. o. y. I.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
upshpsy.

This b what you ought TO have, In fac.
yoa must have it, 10 faiiy enjoy life,
Thousands upon Thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our peopls in she hope
that they may attain this boon. And yet II
may 10 had by ali. We guarantee that
Electric fitiers, IL asod according 10 difee'
tfons and the use persisted In, will bring
you good digestion and onst Abe demon
dyspspsia aud install instead Eapepsy. VIZ
recommend Electric Biaters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver. Stomach and Kid.
nsys.. Sold al btis- ard 81 psr bottle by Fl
II. Waskins. druggist. 80. 49,. ..... !,
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
rYROrosAls FOR HORSES FOR CAV.

TyROrOsA1IS FOR HORSES FOR CAV.
l. airy servioe.-Hsadquartsrs Depart
roent Of Arizona. Offiee of the Chief Quar-.
termastsr, Los Angeles, California, An-
gust q, 1853, Sealed proposals, will be 70
eeivsd at this Office until IL o'clock a. In.,
TUESDAY, September 3, 1889, and opened
Immediately thereafter In the presence Of
bidders, for the furnishing and delivering
at the earliest practicable date, at Los
Angeles. Cal, or Albuquerque, N. ~, Of
all OF any part Of two hundred horses re-
auifsd for tho cavalry service; tks govern
rnant sessrving the right to rejsct the
whole or any part nf any bid received.
Proposals fof deliveries of the horses at
81. Louis, Mo-. or other points than those
named, viii be entertained. Preference
aivea 10 articles os domestic production,
oonditionsof OF price and quality being equal,
ana such preference given to articles af
American production produced on the Ps.
cific Coast 10 the satens OF the consumption
required by the public service there. SVsc.
ifcations. general iastruatioHs 10 bidders,
and blank forms Of proposal will be fur
nishsd On application 10 this Office, OF to
the depot qusrtsrmasisr. 10. Louis Mo.
4. 4. kiMRALr- Quastssnastef U. u. l.,
Objes Qusst6fmastss. a34
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
A Cess utisnal Csaventisn HE.
a: gus. ,s%

Attorney General Miller has decided In
q letter addressed to the Secretary Of the
Interior, under date Of July 18th, 1880,
and in answer to letter Of Governor
Woifey's dated June 26th, 1855, that the
act authorizing the Constitutional Con-
vention passed by the Fiftesnth Legisls-
ture is nugatory and void. f.
The following is m opinion oil 1885,
Two opinions tol attorney generals page
III (General Jankson's sdl'ninistration1 :
''The powers Of all the departments OF
the regular Territorial governments are
derived from the acts 0i Congress, max
ing rules for such governments, and can
not bs exercised only in the manner and
within the limits prescribed by their pro-
visions; wherefore Territorial Lsslsia'
tures cannot. without permission from
Congress. pass laws suthorizing the Tor
nation Of Constitutional and State gov
ernmeDts. Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
SUMMONS.

In the District Csurt. Third Judicial Dis
trict, in and tor Mohave county, Terrific
~ Of Arizona ..~- "~
Isaac Csnkey, Plaintiff, ..'-'
~. ! Summons.
Lena Fischer, Defendant
The Territory Of Arixons sends greeting
20 Lena Fischer: You are hereby sum
moned aud required TO appear tn . civil &C.
ton brought against ,ou by the above
named piainti4 In tho district court of the
third judicial district, In and for Mahaye
county, Territory OF Arizona, and answer
the complaint flied with this court at King.
man, In said county, within ten days lex
clusive Of the day sf serviee), after the
service upon you Of this summons, II served
within the county, but IL served out Of the
coupty and within the district, then within
twenty days, In all other sasea thirty
daya. And you are hereby notified that II
you fail TO appear and answer tbs com.
plaint a. above required, the plaintiff will
take Judgment by default against you.
Given under my hand and the saal O!
the said district court at kingman,
IL, 81 this sth day of August, 4. d. 1883.
WILLIAM LAHKIN, Clerk.
by ". u. Fsosr, Deputy. D4
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24

probable that II they can find such prop
erty az they desire they viii make ar.
rahgements 70 work II. 7stt. a .as;,eiss.sss
The Monarch mine has closed down
and will probably never be worked again,
All the force returned this week. No ore
was found In the ledge, although water
was found In limited quantity. Had they
put their money into adjoining claims
that show ore In paying quantities they
would no doubt have had goodly sum
10 their credit this year. There IL no use
trying tn find ore in barren ledges. and II
10 folly 10 spend money on that character
OF work. =. .r'" = '
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
TERRITORlAL ITEMS.

Another big strike Of gold nuggets Is
reported from the Bonanza mine in the
Harqua Haias. -s.ss. ... --,~ -'@:
HIT. Andrews has resigned as secre-
tsry Of tho Zulick Territorial board oi
equalization. .... .. -. .... ...@,
YavapaI county s.ockmen complain Oh
ticks and screw worms being very bad
among stock at present. ......5-
Forty carloads OF lumber passed
through Yuma during the past week, con-
signed 10 various military posts In South
ern Arizona.
A son Of Senator Evasts has been
spending the summer In Apache county
at a cattle ranch Of A. II. Pratt, near the
Esquidilla mountains. ~... .-.
The fare ON the Prescott & Arizona
Central railroad has been advanced 10
cents Ter mile, making the fare from
Prescott Junction 70 Prescott and return
sI4. '.: 1-s~ .;
The Cochise county Board Of Super
yisors have offered The reward authorized
by ii.c last legislature for artesian water
The flow must equal 1850 gallons In
twenty-four hours.
There are at present twenty-seven pri =
oners confined In the county Jail Of Mari
copa, on charges ranging from petty
larceny 10 murder. 0f those, three arc
Apache indians, United States prisoners,
who are awaiting trial for crimes com
initted on the San Carlos reservation.
John Temple has been pardoned, and
was released from the Territorial prison
August 7th. The pardon vas granted on
the recommendation Of Judge Wright
who passed the sentence, and Of Judge
Haziedine, representing the prosecution
the crime for which he was committed
being an attempt to wreck = train on the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad. .. .:r.
A passenger train ON the 8. r. railroad
was ditnhed on Tuesday night OF last
week, near Benson. The locomotive and
mail car we're thrown from the track
The wreck was caused by the removal ol
the fish plates from the rails which had
been made by some unknown parties
The 8. P. company offer q reward Of 81
900 for the arrest and conviGtion ii the
parties who caused the wreck. i. p +
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
MINING NOTES.

A. z. Rogers had . lot Of ore from the
Tintic run through the sam.iing works
this week. - E-..- >>..:. '>,-.-.
Dr. W. n. Sherman has commenced
development work on the Alma claim,
near Mineral Park.
John Popham and John Hudgeons are
taking out some high grade ore from
claim o. the south side Of surrum's
Peak. : 1>-.,-.. -,.@, ,... e~< ce
ID. X. Bell will soon commence the
Teaching Of ti.e dump at the Signal mine
Mr.. Bell says that the ore teaches read
ily and he thinks 1t will pay.
The G. y. mine il looking better
than ever, and it il expected that the
months work will be l. shipment OF
abou. 100 tons Of high grade ore.
Superintendent Royers has stopfed
the sinking Of the shalt In thu Night
Hawk on account oi tiIs water, and the
work ot s.oping out the new shoots has
been commenced.
" The Empire mine 10 taking out some
very iire ors, Specimens sent In by f.
r. Thompson show tbs rock full Of ma
tive and wire silver. The Richest "f"
| assays something over 1900 ounces per
toR. >I,:s;, j: 5s!:j..s s4,. s'+ !, +
Robert: Patterson was ia tfom Gold
| Basin this week. The mines In that lo-
cality ms looking wei. The Q. 4. Min
ing company viii commence operations
again as syon IS the cool weather Ness in'
Prospecting iar water will te continued
Co. X. r. Beati!e ss@ J. ". Dawley
arc looking over the msnes In Chords
d,s,sict, Messrs. Bsatsis and Dax'ey
asv ead yssetsssl mining iasn, and u "
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Notice % Taxpayers the Valuation
or whose Property Has Iseem
Raised.

or whose Property Has Iseen
Raised.
List of all persons the valuation Of
whose property has been added TO, with
tbs amount 30 added, ON the assessment
roll for the year 1889, who have not ap-
peared before the Board Of Equalization.
and = list Of all property the valuation OF
which has been added to the assessment
roll, with the amount no added, the own
ers Of which have not appeared before
the board. Published under and in ac-
cordanee with Section 2654, Revised
Statutes Of Arizona.
Bothei, r. Il. raised on notes, $3.50.
Beet,e, ID. X. raised on mules, s220.
Barry, John added 70 .he roll, obe pI.
ano, 1900. -.H
Christie, r. J. raised on cattle, 10 head,
i4B1.
Cuzinno, Calvin raised on household
and kitchen furniture, $3.50.
Clark, w. s.. estate of, added TO the roll,
cash 500.
Dennis, r. s. raised on block A and
improvements, ktBgmAh, u, Tuo, anu on
kingnan water works, 5000.
Duck Wo, 10 raised on house and lot
in kingman, ti25.
Kuebcef, q. +. raised on residence and
furniture, 1900.
Luthy. Mrs. J. +. raised on adobe block
In Kingmsn, 81 900.
Pipe Springs Cattle Company, raised
on ranch and Improvements, 1850.
Tuck, Jack raised on house and lot In
kinsman. f75.
Spear, b. II. raised on town lots in
Kingman, $500.
simonds, A.F. added to roll, solvent
debts, 5000.
Notice il hereby given TO the above
named persons tina. the Board OF Equaliz-
alton will be Ia session at this Court
House In Kingman on Monday, August
2.th, 1859, at 10 a. na., when and where
any controversy in regard TO the above
will be heard and determined.
BY order Of the Board Of Equalization.
.~- T.. J. GOODMAN,
Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors and
Ex-Officio Clerk Board Of Equalization.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate Of John Kennedy. iecsasad. No
tiee IL hereby given by the undersigned,
executors Of The estate OF John Kennedy,
deceased, To the creditors Of. and nil per.
sons having claims against the estate Ut
the aaid deceased. to exhibit them with tho
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the FIRST publication af this 1otiee. ta
tha said executors al the Law offics sf WIN.
q. BlakeIy, in Taagaft's Hall, Mt the town
Of Kingmari. in the county Of Mohase, the
same being the place for tho transaction of
the business of said estate. ..., - a.. #:,
..:..-...,. -. y.<a ,.4. J. II. Jonsson,
-:-.... ....... PmLrP HAcH.
Executors Of the estate Of John Kennedy.
decsaled. ~ 81 -,'' -
Dated ut Kiugmau July rs, 1859. s9-st J.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
y~tSee Or Sale Or Personal Prop.
eFty.

Notice IL hereby given that in pursuance
OF an order Of the probate court Of the
County Of Mohave, Territory Of Arizona,
made on the fifth day Of August, 1883, i'm
the matter of ths estate of John Kennedy,
dseeased. the undersigned administrators
Of the estate of said deceased will sell at
public or private sale, to the highest bid
der. for cash, gold coin Of the United
States, in aaid county, the following per.
sonal property, to.wit: One hundred and
twenty head Of stock cattle, two head Of
horses, a lot Of mining tools, one silver
watch, one shotgun. -
~ f.''." .t'~ s..h J.H. JOHNSON,
Adrninist ratoss Of the estate Of John
, Kennedy. deceased. -, .... 42.4
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
IJKoPosALs FOR MESQUITE WOOD.

Il Headquarters Department nf Arizona.
Office OF ths Chief Quartarmastef, Los An
geies. Gal, Aagaat &, I68g.--Ssafsd proy5oss
ats will be received al this of.iesy and at the
Office of the slaafiernaStsf at Fort Lowell,
i. T., until II o'clock 4. M. on THURS.
DAY. September b, 1889, and opeTed iInIne'
diatsly. thereafter In tho ,psasenea OF bid
dsrs Tor furnishing and delivering 800
cords Mesquite Wood. during thu fiscal
year ending June 10, tSD0, at Fort Lowell,
A. r. Preference given TO articles Of do
rnestie production and ttlanaiacture. condi.
tions Of price and quality being equal, and
and such preference given 10 iirtieieH OF
American production aud manufacture
prodHesd On the Pacific Coast tn the extent
Of the consumpslon reqnired BY the public
service there. Specifications. Instructions
TO bidders and blank fortas Of proposal will
DO furnished na application 10 this Office,
or ta the Post Qnartsrmastaf at Fort
Lowell, A. r. A. s. kIMHALL, Quarter.
master U. y. Army, Chief Quarterrnaster.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mss. WrssLow's SooTmfxa ssIur, for
children teething, 10 the prescription Of Tone
Of the bsss female nurses and physicians In
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with nsser-faiiing success BY
millions of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of teething Its value Is In.
caiculabIe. II relieves tho child from pain.
cures dyssntery and diafrhsa, gripping in
the bowels. and wind collie. By giving health
10 tho child IL rests the mother. Price 80.
q bottle.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Rue1elem's Armlea kalse. .

The best Salve in the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt EIseum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CoEns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Watkins Bros. ..,.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Caialcinen, AlaentSsns

The ssmi-annual meeting Of The Mo-
have County Live Stock association will
be held in kingman on Monday, septesn.
Der I'd, 1889. business oi importance
will bs transacted, and full attendance
Of the members Of the association is re-
qsastsar SAMUEL CHoziEh'
Y. J. aooa.s, Fresiidens,
Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24

Whereas have this 18th day oa July,
1850. leased TO Park 4 Henson the Queen
Bee mine, ] give public notice that ! will
not. from this day, pay Or be responsible
for sny dsets contracted by said parties,
Ms. MlsaIE suEk'sAs.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
M0tiee.

After this date ot.r Ice house will posi-
lively only he Dseued at tho hours ii
O'Clock q. m, 2 and II o'clock p. m.
"'~ W. II. TAaaAaT MsKcaSrng Co.
Kingrnan, July 20, 1889.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
OFFICIAL PAPER OF the COUNTY.

The MINER will not be responsible for the
,piuions and views of its correspondents.
Special notices in the reading columns of
ths MrSxR will be chafesd al the rate of
Ten Cents per line for each inssftion. ,
Subscribers to this paper will oonSer q
favor by sending notice Of any irseRulafity
IN it's delivery to this Office. -, .,s,,s...
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24
Esak1te Notlre.

Key West and Cubs cigars ut the
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-24

Best brands d beer always on ice at tl's
Arcade,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25

At Harvard University the students
arc just now in revolt against a move.
ment OF the authorities TO take from
them some Of the liberty which they arc
believed to have used to excess. Re.
garding themselves as men, as college
students arc wont to do, they resent the
interference with their goings and their
Comlngs.
AT Wesleyan College, a less pretentious
but solid institution Of excellent repute,
a young man Of this city is terribly shat.
tered by the explosion Of dynamite
bomb thrown into the building near his
quarters. Tho offender has not been
detected, and II he shall be there will DO
those quick to mako excuses for him on
the ground that 'boyS will DO boys"
1t to DO presumed that every stu.
dent at Wesleyan College comes from a
civilized homej that II no were at home
he would not think Of throwing dyna.
mite into the family residence or doing
any other murdCrous thing. OF course
no is sorry for what lC did, but his
sorrow will not make amends for Ills
iendlsh deed.
Ills quite time to show to young mon
at college that they arc not beyond the
pale Of the law. Tho way TO show this
to good purpose Is to put In the penl.
Tertiary tho throwOr Of tho bomb that
has brought young Hubbard TO tho verge
Of tho grave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25

A correspondent writing from the
great gambling hell OF Monte Carlo
mentions seeingat play Lord Harrington
and Lord Randolph Churchill, noted
characters in the public life OF England ;
Herbert Gladstone, son OF the Grand
Old Man; the Duchess Of Manchester
and, TO top 1t all, the next in line to the
throne Of England.
1t is no surprise to be told Of the play
ing Of noted personages Of the continent
Of Europe, but Englishmen come a little
nearer to ourselves, aud certainly 1t
would be n great surprise to hear that
Americans Of high standing in public
life had been seen ut the public gaming
table. Such announcement would breed
n scandal.
Our public men used to be much more
given to gambling than now; but there
never wasa time when they made pub
lie exhibitions OF themselves as the
Englishmen above named have done.
Perhaps public sentiment in this coun-
try has something to do with the differ
cnCe; which is to say, that maybe we
are little better than our kin beyond
non
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25

BEECHAM's Pills have been before the
public OF England for half u century,
and 1t has lately been demonstrated that
they are nine times more used there
than all other principal Patent Medi:
cines put together, and are to be found
in every English speaking country in
the world. In order to meet the wishes
and requirements expressed by Ameri'
cans, ,many OF whom already know their
value, BERcMAM's PILLS are now intro
duced if such thorough manner that
no home need bG without them in
America, where shrewd and discern
ing people will soon Join in the uni
yersal testimony that DgEcHAM's PILLS
arc "worth guinea a box" although
they can be purchased Of druggists for
twenty-five cents. All sufferers from in,
digestion, flatulency, constipation and
all other forms Of stomach and liver
troubles have now this famous and in,
expensive remedy within their reach
but should they find, upon inquiry,
their druggist does not keep BEECHAM's
Pills, they can send twenty-five cents
to the General Agents for the United
States, b. F. Allen & Co., 365 Canal
street, Now York City, who will prompt
ly mail them to any address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25
ArehItaeL., Work nd Fee..

10 Ne Editor Of w lHieligaoT.
Sin: After reading the report OF the
proceedings OF the Board OF Education ]
would like TO say few words on archi,
tects' compensation and remuneration
for public work, The Board want the
benefit OF the ideas and experience oil
architects in the arranging OF plans for Q
new school building on the Island, and
should be willing TO pay for the same.
/ am willing 10 believe that the gentle-
men Of the Board have acted either ig,
norance or without mature thought, and
not with the intention Of insulting the
architectural profession In placing them
on q level with gamblers, by asking
them to take their chances, There Is
one prize offered, among an lat present.
undecided number OF chances. When
the Jewish Orphan ASYLUM Of Cleye-
land, o., was projected the board OF di-
rectors invited the architects they de-
sired, all the unsuccessful competing
architects received 500, the board Of
directors recognizing the fact that arChi'
teCts were human and could not live on
chances.
Wheeling's Board OF Education, II de-
string a number OF designs from which
to select q building, should be willing to
pay fair price THE benefit they ex.
peCt TO gain from them,
The only business and just plan for
the board TO adopt Is to invite such archl-
teCts as they desire to compete and offer
sum OF money to each one, sufficient
to pay the cost Of getting up the preli,
minary drawings desired, the successful
competitor to receive the usual archi-
tect's fees Of per cent for completing
plans and drawings and experimenting
construction, the 5 per cent to include
and cover the cost Of the successful
architects preliminary sketches. This
Is the only Just and fair way for the
board to act and hope no architect OF
Wheeling will belittle himself by com.
peting on the terms at present proposed
by the board, Respectfully,
o, S. PHILPoTT,
Architect,
lPbssJ;n1 E,b 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25

The one thing that gave the slightest
color Of probability to the London IimeS'
articles on "Parnelism and Crime" was
the solid character OF the Times, I'm.
probable as it all seemed, 1t appeared
even less reasonable that newspaper Of
sohigh character would make accusations
without being absolutely sure Of its
ground,
So far from having been sure Of Its
ground, the Times now stands before the
world convicted Of having fallen IN easy
prey to a iorger and, worse than that, Of
having tried to convict on forged letters
the leader Of the movement to benefit
the Irish people. The aim Of the Times
and Of those associated with 1t in the
persecution was to gain triumph that
would crush the Liberal party.
There is no doubt but that the Gov.
eminent lent to the Times every resource
Mt its command. The talk Of Mr.. Wal.
tiers shouldering personally the whole
vast cost, about 100000, to save his
stockholders, is another way to say that
Government funds have helped him out.
In the United States no such exhibition
Of partisan malignity has ever been wit.
messed, savage as some Of our campaign
ing is.
The Times and the Tory party have
been convicted ofiouler crime than they
tried to iasten on parnell and his sympa.
thinnra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-25

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A. l.. Cassidy, Kcnncsaw, Ga, writes; "Thee
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Mrs. X. NJ. Laws, Zalaba, Fla, writes: "IhRye
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Mrs. q. II. Gay, Rocky Mount, n. o.. writes:
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james ". Lancaster, IIAwRinWillG, Ca, writes;
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Five doctors and many patent medicines had
done her no good. Six bottles OF u. D. u, Cured
her."
Miss S. TomlIuson, Atlanta, Ca, Eays: "For
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Rev. J, NJ. Richardson, Charleston, Ark, writes:
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