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". B. Mann, Jsn.. ".

es~taf James ~
Pearson. and Joseph q
Wenderoth. The Gina
was organized N Isss
and has been an lmpor.
tant factor In palis,c.
ever since. The obcer,
are ~ follows: pr-si-
dent, William J. Poilocl
Misrepresentation, Henri
p. Price, Jacob Y For..
man; treasurer. " llis.
Thornton; secr.tarv
John W. Dubree. Fa-h
member to-day xsre =
badge with the portrait
OF Gen. Cameron. Tn.
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ing month, at the hall
corner It'll and L streets.
There were twenty-five
charter members. Com
rade Stanton Weaver
was the first post COM
mander elected. The
post has the honor of
having had one of its
members, Comra d Q
Richardson, elected De-
partment commander.
The present officers are:
Frank W. Paige, post
commander; Ernest A.
Fenton. senior vice.
commander; Howard
L. Prince. junior vice
commander; George
Hickenlooper, adjutant;
Joseph H. Jochum,
x,ar nr A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

private in company 1,
sixth regiment Pennsyl-
Vania Reserve Volunteer
Corps, April %. 1861, but
he was commissioned
second lieutenant of his
company on the 9th of
September following, to
rank from the date of
his enlistment. He was
made adjutant on the
nth Of September, 1851.
to date back from the
22d Of June, and COM
missioned lieutenant
colonel Of the regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

STATES capitol. CHARLES Z. HOOKS.
The judge advocate general of the department
OF the Potomac, NJ. NJ. BoOthman, is o member
Of Congress from sixth Ohio district He WAS
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had a. his staff to-day the following aiS..
W. J. Milligsn, James Franklin; assistant mar
shals, Gen X. II. Bingham, Hon. Geo. Handy
smith, John Mundel, esq, VIM Met aarb
esq, Gilbert earns, esq, VIM. wsrnock. "a
Harry p. Bunting, esq, Adam Hill, esq. James
Parks, esq.
Fifteenth Ward Club.
The Fifteensh Ward Union republican club. q,
Philadelphia. was organized in September
1850, and was incorporated an 1851 The eluh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
The Cameron Club.

The Cameron club, Of Philadelphia, was mar
shaled by Oliver Wilson, and had about Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04
The Union Republ

The Union Republican Club, of Philadelphia,
as an organization, visited Cincinnati in 1876
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

M. u. A. Dillon, who ID the father of the
Union Veteran's union. end was In the line to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

The Americas republican club, of Pittsburg
had 200 men in line headed by band of 30
pieces. This club served as escort 70 Marsha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

Robert Alton, the present commander-in-
chief of the Union Veterans Union, was born
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
Nsgales Dsetsvs Try tho ElIxiR.

For some time julius Lindenmeyer, ol
this city, has been sick and finally got %
low that his death vas considered ques-
iion Of very short time. and in fact
hourly expected Although 10 destitute
circumstances thu physicians here did al
they could for him. During one Il their
visits Dr.. Chenoweth suggested . trial Of
the Brown-Sequsrd Elixir discovery and
Drs. Stevens and Gregory thought It .
COED idea. At the time the patient was
com pIetely paralyzed on one side and
could not speak above whisper. Pro
curing the necessary Ingredients the ply
sicians made the test, giving the patient
six injections, Of one draohm each. In .
remarkably short time he was able TO
talk and use his paralised limbs. Seeing
the effects we're evidently permanent they
gave him six more injections and he con.
finued to improve, 20 mach % that in a
few days he talked cheerfully, had the
use Of his limbs and evers wsy felt i'm
proved. Friday he was able to take the
cars for Tucson, wnere be ID now 10 the
). -~itsi. this step bsins taken because
t. e.. de.titote AM. n. assded better care
than he would set hsrs. -NoGalss Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

XIV Of compiled laws o. Arizona, en-
titled "Oi General and Special Elections. /"
approved March IL, 1885, and known
~ No. 81, page 2s3, session laws Of the
thirteenth Legislature. is hereby re-enact-
ID, and 70 have full force and effect.
Except, further, that the act repeating
the Militia Law, or 20 much thereof as
relates 10 the militia, 10 hereby annnlled.
and the Militia Act. known as chapter
XXI, Of the compiled laws Of Arizona.
pages 2O3 10 2l0 inclusive, is hereby re-
established, and to have full force and ef.
feet, together with all acts, or parts Of
acts, arnendatory thereto, the same az
though said repeating act had not been
had: and be IL further enacted. that par
aeraph l6, Of section 2939, revised stat
utes VI Arizona, Of 1887. being as follows,
to wit: "He (the Governor, may convene
the legislature by proclamation, on extra
ordinary occasions, by consent OF the
president Of the United States, in hereby
approved and to have full force ard effect.
lin explanation Of the foregoing. It may
be noted that section 1907 is the one for
merly giving the power oi removal for
cause, and Act No. 81. Laws Of 1885, page
2lS, is the one disfrsnchising Mormons
for certain overt acts favoring polygany
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
DesT.e-s Cast Be CsreA

Deafsc.s Csn't Bo Cured
By local application, rs they can not
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There il only one way to cure deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an indamed condi-
ton Of the ,nucus lining Of the Enstachian
tube. When this tube gets infamed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when Il Is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the infiana-
lion can b. taken out and this tube RES
tored to itsnorma condition hearing will
be destroed forever. nine cases ont oi
ten are caused by catanh, which ID moth
ing but an inHsmed condition Of the
mucus surface.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case deafness (oansed by cataYrh)
that We cannot euro BY taking Halls Ca
tarrh curs.
Send Tor cicular (free).
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O..
Sold by druggists; 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
Prsbate Cs.,t Nstiss.

In the matter Of tho satats Of walter q,
CLARK, deesSssd;--
Order 70 show seuss wv order OF Asls of
real estate and personal property should
not be made.
E.F. Tbompson. Administration of The
estate nj Walter 8. CIark. dsosaaed, having
hled his petition, herein duly verified,
praying for an order of sals Of poal estate
and peisenal property posseassd BY and
Of said dsoedent for the purpnss thersin
set forth, II b therefore ordered bv the
said eoart that all psrsons interested in
the estate Of said deceaasd sppsar before
the said probate court on Mopdav. "a Ath
a:s d. G. c. November, .sSS .sSs. At O'Clock .. m
At the oourt room Of said probate court At
raaRart's Hall. In Kingman, county of Mo-
have, 10 show oauA whv an order shnuId
not be granted 70 the administrator TO sell
all the Tsal estats and psrnonal property Of
said setate At private or public sale, and
that copy Of tkis order b published Al least
four successive weeks In the Aohavs Coun-
~ Miner, = nsvspsper publishsd and print
ID In aaid county.
L. &c WAN,
Probate judge and CIsRk.
Datsd OstessE NJ, 1859. 494
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

The Journal Miner, has succeeded in
getting the San Francisco mail several
hours earlier. A pouch is made mp on
the 8. p. road and forwarded from Mojave
on train No. 2, over the A. 4 p. thereby
being fent direct instead Of by the way oi
Los Angeles. We congratulate the Jour
nal.Miner on its success and hope that II
will continue the good work.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
Probate Cssst Nstses.

In the matter Of ths estate Of John CORN,
deceased:-
Order to show oause Why order Of sale Of
real estate should not Be made.
Jc5n p. nbsr.hy administrator Of the ~
tate Of John CORN, deceased. having hl-d
bis petition, herein duly verified, praying
for An order Of sale Of real tue estate and
personal property of said deoedent for the
purpose therein set forth.
IL ID therefore ordered by the said court
that all persons interested In the estate Of
said deceased appsaS before the said pro.
bate court ON Monday, November 4th, 1ee9,
At 3 O'Clock r. n. ~ the couis room Of aaid
probate court, at Tagg- rt's Hall. in King.
man, comfy Of Mohave. 10 show cause
why an order should not be granted to the
said administrator 10 sell all the real estate
Of said estate and personal property at pri-
vAte or public sale, and that copy of this
order be published At least four consecutive
weeks in the' MonAvE CouarY MuIA 4
newspaper publishsd and printed In said
county.
l.. q. COWAN,
Probate Judge and Clark.
Dated October 7th, 1859. ~
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

The amount Of standard silver dollars
in the Treasury uncovered by certificates
was never 30 low in recent years as II ID
now. Up to the date Of the issue Of the
small denomination certificates tw, years
ago there was gain in the net silver in
the Treasury, but since that time the
amount Of certificates put in circulation
has exceeded the coinage.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

TME north and south railroad from
Phoenix to Prescott will be built next
year. N. o. Murphy, Secretary Of the
Territory, has been east and has interest
ed capitalists in the project, who will take
hold snc push the road TO completion.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

JUDsE r. E. SLOAN has qualiaed a.
Judge Of the First Judicial District, and
has appointed Brewster Cameron clerk Of
the court. The Judge is now holding
court ut Tucson.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

Parents should b careful that theis
children do not contract colds during the
fall or early winter months. Such colds
wsakens the lungs and air passages,
making the child much more likely %
contract ether colds during the winter.
1t 10 this succession of colds that causes
cstarrh and bronchitis Of psves the way
for consumption. Should cold be con.
tracted, lose no time but cure il ~ quick.
" ~ possible. A fifty cent bottle o.
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy viii cure
any cold in few days and leave the res.
piratory organs strong and healthy. Fol
sale BY H. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

HucE the decision Of Secretary Win
dom which admits lead ore free Of duty.
the inquiry for lead producing mines has
csassd. Congress will probably correct
The matter during It's next session.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

The decision Of Secretery Window in
Fegard TO the ore imported from Mexico,
has been rendered, and he sustains the
present classification which admits argen-
tiferous ores free Of duty.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

Tm death Of Mrs. Charles Crocker,
wife Of the late railroad magnate, oc-
CURED ct San Francisco on the 9th inst.
She was noted for her charities and she
contributed large sums Of money for be
neYolant purpoeee.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
ELEcrloss will be held in ten states
next week.
TIE brotherhood Of locomotive engi.
neers have just closed their annual session
1t DesNer. Chief Arthur was reelected.

TIE annual report Of Governor Wol6ey.
Of Arizona, for the past year. made the
amount Of silver produced in that Terri
tory Rad $3.50 900. 1t should have read
a A.36O 900.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
Weeit Wins.

We dssifs e ~ 10 oar sdtissos, thst for
yssss ~ havs besn sslliag Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Coasunpti1a. D.. KINGS
Nsw Life PiiIs, Baskisa's Amiss Saivs and
Electric Bittsrs, AID hsvs ssvsT handed
remedies that ssll ~ veil, or that have
aivsn such universal sAtisfsotion. We do
not hesitate to GUARANTEES them every time.
and we stand ready 10 refund ths purehsse
price, IL satisfactory results do NOT follow
theii use. Tness remedies have won their
great popularity purely ON their merits.
For sale by II. H. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
a SAFE Iavestusest.

II ons which ID guaranteed N bring you
satisfactory results, or In oass Of failure q
return'of purchass price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised druggist
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t 10 guaranteed TO bring
relief in every case. when used for any af.
fsction of Throat. LuDgs or Chest, such as
Consumption, Inflammation Of the Lungs.
Bronchitis, Asthma, whooping Cough,
Group, etc.. II IL pleasant and agreeable
TO taste. perft city safe, and oan always be
depended upon. Trial bottIss free at b. H.
Watkins drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
Notice - TsxpayeFs.
OPrIcE OF THE TREASURER on J
MoHAvE County ARIxoNv. :
KTyaNAN AnIz 2euk q 169R !

NNOhAtk SVSNIN h1ALONs- 4
KNGMAN, ARIz., Sept, 8, 1885. }
Notice is hereby given that the dupli.
cate assessment roll Of the County oi
Mo have, Territory Of Arizona, for the
year 1889 is now in my possession for the
collection Of taxes therein, and the taxes
are now due and payable. Taxes will be
delinquent on the third Monday in De-
cember next hereafter, and unless paid
on that day or prior thereto, Five per
cent win be added TO the amount Thereof
a. penalty. am now ready to receive
taxes at my Office. second door west ol
courthouse in Kingman, between the
hours Of O'Clock .. N. and O'Clock
p. N. from and after this date.
L. ]. LAssKLL,
County Treasurer and Ex-Odicio Tax
Collectos. 49,
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
Advice 9 Yu.therv.

Mn. WmszOv's BoosntHo Dysup, Ses
shildrsa tssthing, is the prsaoripsisa Of one
Of The bsst farsais nsrsas end physicians In
tbs Unitsd States, and has bssn sssd foS
orty ysars With nsvsR-fsiling susssss BY
nillions Of nothsss for thsis shiidrss Das.
ing The process ol tssthins " vslus IL n.
ealeclabls. Il Sslisvss ~ child from paia,
cures dyssntssy and diasrh0a, gsipine u
the bowels. and wind collie. BY giving hsalth
70 The child II rests The motksS. PSies ~.
Q bottae.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

The Courier says fourteen saloons in
Prescott take in At least $500 day fol
drinks, cigars, etc.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

The Herald says that Nogsles has two
Chinese stores. two on each sids of The
line.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

Yuma boasts Of ripe oranges. and
claims them 70 be the finest in the world.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02

This popular Restaurants - beea par
chased by Chung Sing Wo 4 Co. and y
the finest and most convenient eating
house in Kingmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1889-11-02
We Carry Large and Complete Stock Of Everything NJ
the Country.
WE HAVE IN CASE Liquors

WE HAVE IN CASE LIQUORS
John De Ksyper ( Sons Gin,
Mumms Extra Dry Champagne,
Hsnnesy 4 MarteIIs Three-Star Cosnac,
Guckenheimer McBrayer's Old Hermitage,
Pioneer and Dozen Other Brands of WhIskies
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

rate Of enlistment has been maintained and' as q
rule the accepted recruits have been confined 10 the
best presenting themselves. The enllstmehts ior
the general and the departmental recruiting services
during these months have numbered 64'. ooo ana
sos respectively and the net gain In the strength Oh
the army for the three months was 1875 Inc NUN
Der of recruits required November 80. 1882 wa
e45. In 1888 the enllstments for the same fno''''
numbered 500, sO6 and ] ,075 respectively se' Oh
November 30, 1883, the army was about l'ooo Doio"
the authorized strength
Greater caro- than ever before in examining appn
cants has been enjoined upon recruiting o"ccrS' a'n
a comparson of the results for the correspo"'iuis
perods of the two years seems to indicate 'hV
ing officers are fully carrying out the spirit Oh tnel, "
st1,ctons In case of doubt as to tho htness Oh all
anpcant for enlistment. rccruitng ohcerS aic "u'ho
igcd TO hold him under olscrvatloh' thau is' y"
prolationp for as long rs six days. ana inc cinsV
mont is not ctnsummated unless the recruiting oncer
Is fully satisfied that the man VIII maze "cS""oie
soldier ,- .o,o In ,ba enlistment
~ men for certain regiments by officers OF tncae Tcs
omts a tenorary rendezvouscs in the smaller towns
and t1ra districts within convenient reach Oh tgir
nosts In like manner recruiting parties are 70 pe
sent from the established rcndezVouses W SUM vi r III
larger cities to the adjacent towns ana villages ms
a. done with the view of drawing recruits as ar a.
nossjbIe from the agricultural population ana com
nunites that are comparatively free from the VICIOUS
Influences of the large cities.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
PHILADELPHIA ELKS DEDICATE A LODGE.

Philadelphia. Dec. 20 CSpccaD.-The Philadelphia
I lodge No. p Of the Benevolent order OF Elks, to
day dedicated their new building in Ninth-st above
Raccst. Appropriate ceremonies were held, presided
over 10y the ENaltcr Ruer Henry Korndoerfer, of the
local lodge J. j. Spicss, exalted ruler Of New York
Lodge No. |: A. G. Morcland, general secretary Of
New-York Lodge, No. 15 Benjamin Dilly, exalted
ruler Of Wilkcsbarrc Lodge No. 109; Louis HOusen
exalted ruler of Newark Lodge, No. ., and C. C.
Dutionhofcr exalted ruler Of Lancaster Lodge No 1874
An address was made by Arthur c. Morcland. grand
secretary Of the Sew York order Tie visiting lodges
were ,ub,coUcutiy entertained at dinner in Macn
nerchor Hail by the Reception Committee. Among
visiting delegations were the Paterson, \. j., Lodge
No so: Komc. y. y, Lodge. No. 81 Newark Lodge,
Nn o1 and New York Lodge. 40. /, the last repre-
.ented bv j. J. skies. VI. La Th0rne, l.. wendell Will
lam Vail r. X. Russell. George Arthur Thomas, d.
DeIeven f. f. Gregory, James II. WarkcnS. &. Netcr
and klc.audcr Myrcland. The new building was
erected at co, Of $50 600. and is fOurstory brick
structure ornamcnted with brOwnstOne.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL FOR STAGE CHILDREN.

Nh. TONY PASTOR Miss Kate F0rsy thc. MIS- CcIIe F4S
ut. rIoi.e Wills Miss Cora Tinncy Miss Pauline Hal
Mrs r. l.. Fernandez Mrs Neil hursssS' Mrs. hermann
e. ct. d. Forrest Miss Nnttle Guyon. Miss Esther
,,, Mis-, Geraldine McCann and number o other we'll
t,o,n women recently formed themselves into com.
t,t, with AUNT Louisa Edrdge chairman, to give
the lttle children Of the stag" Christmas festival Wmch
came off last night at Tony Pastors Theatre and Iamnany
IN Tho auditorium of the theatre crowded WIN
member, Of the theatrical profession The following took
mar. In the entertainment: The Wmark Brothers, clifford
pe,se AGdic Pnnucr, Edlth Wdmer, kuc Bingham
I McKecyer Little Tuesday" Elma Pratt, ENelma
Doughcrty Master Evie Evans Master A. hsnenDufe'
fme ueckcr, Annie Bishop. the scholars OF Professor
Dare Walc Eddnger, GeOrgie Pearl, Gerte Homan and
the Ciiftou si-tets
Ausr tho TIE atrca entertainment, luncheon was served
In ramtneny Hail. aad the festival closed with the dsri
,,o NJ ur.sents To the children from several Christmas
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
o. DC: !c!:KE. r
BROTHERS u
MATCHlESS
RIAN Ri 60 6
80 UNION SQUARE.

Of the secondary battery twenty-five and eight
tons, and its ammunition fftysix and ethrd TONS
weight Of small arms and equipment four tons, ana
its ammunition eleven and onchalf TONS lac
torpedo outfit will consist OF twenty one Howeh
torpedoes six launch tubes with engines, connections
etc.: one torpedo outfit, torpedo defence net, ana
torpedo bombs having combined weight OF 6s1 IA
TONS The equipment outfit will weigh 23S Id tons
The coal supply is to be 1000 tons gross, ana at
normal displacement $50 tons. The complement
Of crew for the vessel is TO be twenty oihcers
and 416 men. There are to be three complete gen.
Grating in the electric light plant of the vessel
The 5,300-tOn cruiser is limited to a cost Oh
81 100000 exclusive of armament. she is TO be
fitted with twin screws, and the plans of her engines
are of the triple expansion type. The contract VIII
call for a maximum speed of at least twenty kho's
an hour, and will allow premium OF Too'Ooo ior
every quarter of knot over the guaranteed spced'
and deduct $4,000 from the contract price for every
quarter of a knot less. The coal supply Is 10 DC
300 tons gross and at normal displacement 4O9
tons. The complement to be twenty ive oheers % aho
ness Of plate of four and three fourh inches on the
slope the machinery two lhcheS thchcss o ,o @
the slopes al the ends and inches thickness on
the fats at the ends The main battery VIII CohSiGss 10
of two eight inch brecch loading ribed guns, 10 De
mounted i'm barbettcs four inches IN thickness, anu
protected by steel circular shield fouf lhcnes III
thickness, secured to the gun platform ana reNoHins
with il on n circular roller base, ten 4.inch rapid
firing hreeci-lOadng rifles, to be mounted uIueI & uo
protection Of the supersuucue uSCh' a Hn'ls a %onn
circular shields on them which TevOlve with ana Keep
the port closed when loading not in actual actloh
AT the ships side above and below these guns iurher
protection had by steel plates four inches IN thick
ness The secondary battery is to consist OF eghi
6-pounder Hotchkiss six 3-pounder Hotchklss n anu
two ! 1-Douuder IOtchkisS guns, one l-pOuiucI
boat mount. four 37-calibre Maxim, and SIX SIX
A5.caIibre Maxim guns. These two VeSsSI9
vii he the first armed with the Maxim guns. The
total weight of main battery and ammunition IS estl,
mated at eiehty-fou and fourteenth tons weight o,
be secondary iaftery sixteen and sixteenth tons and
If ammunition thifty-nine and eighty five one-hun-
dredth tons: weight OF small arms ana cqnpmeent
uT@e and three fourth tons and its ammunition ten
and eighty hvconc hundredth tons making loIu
weight OF armament aud protection 43l tons ING
electric light plant will consist Of three units, each
INIT 10 have an engine. dynamo and combination
bed plate all OF which will weigh abonl @4Oo pounus'
Tbc rrit ~ All stores and fittings OF the installation,
incudiuC search lights. will DC about thirty tons.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
RTYTyG Up ST. LOTrIS FLOTR Mills

81. Louis. NO.. Dec 20 (SpeciaD.-Georgc NJ.
Cipdco Of Minneapolis. who has been in this city for
month for the purpose Of securing option on the
majority of the -four mills in the st. Louis district
announces 10 night that his mission has been sue
cess Mr. Ciprico represents English and american
capital, and if the option which he has secured is
accepted it VIII result in another airtiGht trust, in
which at least fifteen Of the nineteen mills in the
ST. Louis district will become members. 1t is under
stood that the proposition Is based the Joint stock
certificate plan. in which present prOprlctors,
If they do not care 10 90 entirely out, can retain
an interest. The question of local milling trust
has been agitacd Tor a year. but owing tI the strong
competition il failed With the accession Of millions
" foreign money, there is no doubt that powerful
trust can formed Mr. Ciprico said the gentlemen
he represented did not propose 10 organize trust
raise the price Of flour. that the price would prob
ably not he raised at all. All they desired
fair interest their capital II Is not English syn
dicatcs who rObbing Americans said he. q" but
American syndicates." The capital invested I'm the
aOur mills OF the ST. Louis district is estimated az
$40 100000. Mr. Ciprico refused to go into details
or give the names of his principals