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Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26
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Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26
How's This. L.

We offer one hundred dollars reward 70,
any case Of catarrh that cannot be cured
by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the past Is years, and be.
lieye him to be perfectly honorable In all
business relations, and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
T.. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo
National Bank, Toledo, Chic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces Of the system. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26

There seems TO be great diversity OF
opinion among the mining men who have
visited the Harqua Hala district. The
Tucson Citizen says that Col. Wolfey and
others pronounce the new discovery as
being about all wind, and that samples
taken from the prospect hole assay from
$40 to $40 per ton, and that only about
5000 has been taken from the hole.
Mobave county miners who have visited
the new strike pronounce it q big thing,
and all say that there viii be a good camp
there, but all are united in saying that it
is no place for the prospector or the poor
man to go to. All the country around
about the new prospect is located, but for
some reason which no one has as yet
explained, no work is being done on any
OF the claims in the district. We publish
number of reports from the district,
and we leave our readers to draw their
own conclusions as TO whether it is worth
their while to make a personal investiga-
ton Of this reported wonderful gold dis
coyery.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26

The report Of the House committee on
the admission Of Utah 10 statehood had
before them ex-Delegate Bean Of Arizona,
who said that though he owed nothing to
the Mormons, as he had always been OPP
posed politically by them, he desired to
say word for his Mormon. neighbors,
whom he had known for twenty years.
lie had found them to be as good class
OF people as he had ever met in his life,
and he had been raised in New England.
They were honest, temperate and eco
nomical to the last degree. The literature
Of the country contained more misrepre-
sentations about the Mormons than about
any other subject.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26

The bin to revise the mining code OF the
United States, now before the House
committee, makes the following changes ::
Not more than 1900 linear feet can be
taken up on the same vein by any indi-
vidual locator. The boundaries Of the
location must be distinctly marked by
posts or monuments. The new bill fixes
October LIST as the beginning of the year
for performing annual work and relocating
unpatented claims upon which the work
has been neglected, and the amount Of
annual labor required is reduced TO $50.
The affidavit of the locator is all that is
required TO prove location under the
new law. The amount OF annual labor
required On placer claims is only s25.
The present law requires work until a
patent is issued. The substitute requires
work until the payment OF purchase
money and the issuance OF certificate Of
entry. Patents viii be issued on only
1900 linear feet Of ground. On claims
located before the ist OF March in each
year the annual work shall be performed
before the following October, and On
claims located after the last day Of Fcbru-
ary, and before the lstof October, locators
have all the following year TO do the
annual work.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26

The legislative car OF state, alias "the
capital on wheels" containing the Fiji
teenth Legislature, the Governor and
other dignitaries, arrived at the Prescott
depot last night about midnight. When
the Journal Miner, two months ago, an
nounced the fact that large portion OF
the southern delegation would arrive in
this way, our venerable contemporary oi
Phoenix set upa vail Of lasnentation over
it. This paper, however, as it stated al
the tine, knew whereof it spoke, and
subsequent events have proven the truth
Of its assertions. s.--Journal-Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26
Bowen.

AColorado exchange says: "The price
Of silver during 1888 averaged 9319c. per
ounce, as against $I.0l16c. in 1887. The
decline in the price OF silver caused
directloss to Colorado mines Of 81 ,456, ,73S,
or was that sum less than they would
have received for the same ounces OF
silver during the previous year"
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26
Eb. Williams, Esq.

We saw to-day petition signed by a
large number Of Mohave connty's promi-
nent citizens, and intended to be present
ed 70 the President elect, praying his
excellency to appoint our fellow citizen,
Ebenezer Williams, to a seat on the
bench of the Federal Judiciary OF this
Territory.
We inost heartily indorse the prayer Of
this pc ition, and We do this with fail
knowledge Of the qualifications Of the
apple ant, derived from long personal
acqua intance. While there are many ex-
celleat men and sound jurists in the
Territry, there is not, in our opinion,
any ole whose claims or merits are more
WORTH Of recognition than are those OF
our fe How townsman. !.
Ht is man OF high social standing,
perfectly correct habits, irreproachable
NOR Il character, sound legal attainments,
In word a man against whom nothing
der 5gatory can be truly said. He has
fiU,d the Office Of District Attorney OF
this county with marked ability, and the
,,ctition to which we have referred bears
the signatures Of all the county officers
who we're associated with him, and those
Of all the newly elected county officers.
IL affords us pleasure to thus indorse a
truly worthy man, and we trust that he
may receive the appointment desired, as
We feel assured the high trusts of the
position would be in perfectly safe hands,
and that the law would be administered
without fear, favor or prejudice.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26

Brother Booth, Of the Bazoo, is very
anxious 10 have smelter at the Needles.
The MxER seconds Our Bazoo in its
efforts, and may they prove fruitful, as
smelter at that point would be OF great
benefit TO the miners of Mohayc county.
Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26

On the 18th inst the legislature OF
Maine reelected Senator Frye, and on
the same day the Legislature of Nebraska
reelected Senator Manderson. The Col
orado legislature elected f. o. Wolcott
U. s. Senator to succeed Thomas M.
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SATURDAY. AUGUsT I'd. 1850.

the real e. tate mentioned and described in the
bill aud proceedings in faid cause, tO-wit: That
certain portion OF Lo. 10. 7, in Square No 81,
situate ana being in the town of South Wheel
ing (now the Eighth (S;h) ward Of the City OF
Wheeling), County OF Ohio and State Of West
Virginia beginning 1t the south corner Of said
lot, on sixth D6.h) street; thence with the SOIh
line of said lot 10 the Alley at the east end OF
said lot thence with the eastern line OF said lot,
in a northern direction, TO point on the said
east line % feet and II inches nom said south
line; thence We twsrd TO point on the font or
west line Of said lot % feet and IL inches north
Of said south corner on Sixth street, and at Il
point on said Sixth 9th street directly at the
north cornero OF Il frame dwelling house erected on
the said southern portion of said lot No. Z thence
with said front or west line along said sixth
street - the beginning being the same prop
erty that was Conveyed to Adam Stahl, deceased,
By Ernest BentGeld aud FIedericka Bentheld, his
wife, by deed dated July LIST, 1867, and recorded
in Deed BOOK No. 81, page $40, OF the records OF
Ohio County.
Said sa win be made on the following terms
and conditions to-Wit: One-third OF the pur-
chase money cash IN hand on the day Of sale:
one.third thereof with interest, IN one year from
the date OF sale, and the residue Thereof, with
Interest, in two years from the date of
sale the purchaser giviog his notes, with good
security, payable to said Special Commissioners,
for the deferred payments said Special Commits.
slonsIs TO retain the legal title to said real estate
as g lurther security until said purchase money
is fully paid and the purchaser 10 have the priv
ilege OF paying all or any part Of said deferred
payments at any time before maturity.
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a. IN.
JQHN A. HOWARD.
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which impaired frmer and more pronounced
tone to the dealings The opening was up from
4 10 - per cent, while there was a better dis
tr,bution OF thu business done, though the
spec'al favOrites, such as Chesapeake aud Ohio.
the O.. G. G.. y 81. l.. and Lake Eiie aud
Western. maintained their ascendancy in
the dealings and furnished an element Of
strength 10 The rest OF the market. The Gould
prcuerties were the features of the afternoon s
Trading Oregon TranscOntinental also was re-
markable for spIrt which carried II up over
per cent The close. however, was duh but firm
III fractional advances over the opening figures.
1ha only important final change among the
active stocks was the loss offs per cent? Sugar.
sales DIS 49OEhares. Quotations closed bid as FOL
lows.
Adams Express $50: American Express 1867;
Canada Pacific 80; Central Pacific S5; Chesa.
peake and Ohio 25ts preferred do tlrsts 6S1%; do
seconds i2i{: Chicago and Alton 20; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 1854; Delaware and Hud-
son ll7 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1863: Denver and Rio Grande l61l; Erie Z71k: do
preferred, Co. Fl Wayne, l57; Illinois Central,
il7ls. Lake Shore, l0S Is; Michigan Central, $50;
Minneapolis and 81. Louis l. DO preferred 50:
do preferred COS, Chicago and Northwestern
ll0S: do preferred l4l14; New York Central 1855:
Oregon Transcontinental, 3315; Pacific Mail, 359I
Peoria, d. & {, 221a; Pittsburg, leo; pull
man Palace Car, $50; Reading, IS; Rock
Island, IS: st. Louis and san Francisco, IS;
do preferred 49, DO first preferred, 1877; St
Paul 721@: do preferred ll2K St.Paul Minneap.
oils aud Manitoba, 1907; ST. Paul and Oma-
Ia, 3i15: do preferred. y; Texas Pacific, 81;
Union Pacific 6lH; United States Express, 80;
Western Union, SIS.
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MARTINS FERRY.
interesting News Summsry-MIuor Matters
of Iatersst.

aANEA NaAAA nc ~ = 9AAAAhAfAtJ
Of Iatersst.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain so
article from the yersstels pen Of Prof. Ed
win Z. Sparks, Superintendent Of Instruc-
ton Of cur public schools. Il is written
on the subject CT manual training, aad
covers tbs ground completely. II will b.
especially interesting 10 Martins Ferry
people, with whose schools the gentlemen
is so intimately connected.
Eoise, c 16.months'-Old child of Ross
Mitchell, did Of lung fever yesterday o
few minu.ei past twelve. The child had
been sick seyersl days, bat had apparently
gotten better and was ont Of danger. IL
COX suddenly WOrsa yesterday and dice
az above stated. The remains will be III
tered in RiYerviow Cemetery to-day at )
?. N.
To day tbe annual picnic Of the en-
ployes of the Cleveland and PlttsouIg
railway will be held at Oneida, o. Qats
a number OF employees from this part OF the
lire will attend. The late train West last
night brought III several extra coaches 10
carry the employs.
Mr.. ". II. Scriyen, the new Eagi,eer o.
Nsinteunrcs of Way, of the Cleveland
and Plttsburg railway, was IN the city
Yesterday. He made tour of inspection
over this part of the rosd. lie stopped 10
look at masonry aud entertainments all
al along the lire.
Miss Mary Cha,fsnt OF Pittsburg, is the
guest of friends in this city. Miss Chal-
liant is the daughter of Rev. G. w. Chsl-
FAINT, who formerly bad charge Of the Pres
byteriGn church 10 this city.
Misses Bessie and Grace Pope, Of Woods
field, who have been the guests Of h'ss
Jennie Dixon, returned home yesterday,
accompanied by Miss Dixon.
Mas. Rev. Geo. P. Doepkin and daugh-
ter of Louis lisiliDg, both Of whom are con-
fined 10 their beds With typhoid fever we've
much worse yesterday.
Miss Hsnnsh HOyle and Miss Melisss
Raley returned yesterday from IA ten days
sOiourn SO Mountain Lake Park.
Tbs work of grading for the Terminal
Railway was commenced on the De Hsss
farm, yesterday.
aHsrlan O1g, Sr., of Smithfeld, O., wss
IN the city yesterday calling Oh his son,
Dr. A. K Osg.
John F. Miller, of the American Glass
Co., of Anderson, Ind is in the city visit
ing frieEds.
Ernest Smith left yesterday for Pitts
burg TO so ont on a tOwbOat as striker TO
the pilot.
James Dolan and wife, of BenwoOd,
we're in tie city, yesterday, calling on
friends.
Miss Eua Conaway, of Portland, is the
guest of MIS- Will Connolly.
Nrs. Wm GoOdhue, Of Kansas City, is
IN this city visiting friends.
Wilbur Coss and Will Mallory leave TO.
day for Greensburg, Pa.
County Treasurer George RO5inson was
10 the city yesterday.
Brick Bosk on the.new opera house vas
finished yesterday.
Chsrlcl Zuber, Of .Steubenyille, was in
the city yesterday.
John Sleyin left yesterday for Ander-
SOD, Ind.
Mrs. Henry Hellipg, Jg., is quite sick.
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4 nrDeEr roR woMENF0LKs.

Ada Rebsn is to sail for E1rops this
week.
Book lace overdr,s sees continue 70 be
popu sr f-r half Dire occasions.
S.llor uai6ens sr5 row wearing a scarf
pin in tle chaps Of q Neptone's trident.
A beech appropriate for summer wear
is o TINY cauoe of gold, with cars aud an
cfor Trailing over the side.
Dinner soTns for midsummer sre made
silh hort skirts that escape the hlor or
with narrow falling demi-trains.
1fr and Mrs. C. S. Mccain are rtjoic-
iag over ,he arrival of fire new boy, tie
ir-t OF the series Cadi. o., R.pujfcm
Rev ID. Edward Everett Hale says that
when hs vas college student ne and his
cauu took the first dlguerr0iype picture
ever made in Boston.
The iaiss, Bar Ha1bor hoax is that Mrs
c. or-e Psnd'e.cn Bowler, OF Cincinnati, a
cousin 0- Mr. George III. PeudletOn, tx
Minister Co Germany. hiss been captured
by IaHsn br lands aud held for ransom.
Because Mary Anderson gave Kansas
City the go-by last season and appeared in
s.. Louis. the Tunes Of the former city is
convinced that there must be something in
che atories OF our Mary's insanity. Boston
Transcript
Eoelsh society is making al attempt to
introduce a new dance, Oh this plan: FOur
PAGES srs made SIS though a march were in
tended, and then each gentleman embraces
bis lady and waltzss vi;h her for four bars,
chen resumiDg pacing. Repeat
A wcman's proper figure On tie modern
plan s said hy the English authorities to
ns OF twenty-three inches about che waist
auf th.rty.six about the cu7t. There Is q
Mas Mcdonald 10 E0klard, though, who
has "a waist OF eighteen and O. bust Of thir-
l ty-cicl-
Duluth, Proctor Knoti's City OF the
| Una',ei Seas. sends s. rumor to the effect
I chat Ce0rgeN L0cmis, recently press agent
I OF Emma Abbott, viii marry the lady
upon her return from Europe The fair
Emma. by the By, is now crossing the
I nlfei seas.
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LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. August Cattle, receipts 800 head;
shipments 400 head: market steady; choice
% extra beeves, 81 50ai 70; steers, s. 50ai 10,
s,Ockers and feeders, s. 25a3 30; cows bulls
and mixed 81 50A3 GO.
HOes-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 5000
head: market strong mixed "a 2iai 30; heavy
81 O5a4 3j: light 81 3la4 70; sklps s. 5)al 60
sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments 1000
head. market weaker: natives s. 50al 80; western
s. slai 900; Texans So 50ai lj; lambs 81 OOai 80
EAST LIBERTY, August 90 -Cattle-Receipts
GOOl head shipments $40 head; market steady
at Mondays prices. ..
Hogs-icceipts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head: market firm; best Workers 81 S1ol 90; fair
81 65sl ~. grasserS 81 50sl go; medium and light
Phnadslphfss 81 Coal 20; heavy hogs s iOai 90
Sheep Receipts SO head; shipments, GOO
bead market steady and unchanged.
New YORK. August 9.-Beeves, receipts JIG
cars: market firm: ordinary to prime natives
s. 90ai SD; bulls s. 00aj So
sheep receipts $500 head. market firm;
sheep s OCa5 % per 100 pounds lambs s. Goa
Co.
Hogs Receipts 300 head: market Grmer
and higher at 81 65a5 n per 100 pounds alive.
CINCINSATf. O., Angus. 9.-Hogs, firm: com
mon and light s. 75ai to; packing and butchers
81 i0al 10. Receipts 30 head; shipments, $40
head
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". P. & B. DIVISION.
For Piltsburg, 500 and 7.25 a m, daily, l40
Except sunday, and 6l0p. m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 p. n, TX.
cept sunday
FittsbuIg Excursion, 200 p n, Sunday only.
ARRIVE.
From PitSturs, $50 a. m. daily, 1880 p. M.
Except Sunday. ESQ and il:l0 p m, daily.
Washington Accommodation, sos a. m, daily,
Except sunday.
Piisburg Excursion Train. 1l:5O 8. m, Sunday
only. CHAS. o. sCULL,
myl4 General Passenger Agent.
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BFLIAAIRE.
The uoings Of the Day Put Into Fithy Par
agraphs.

The uoings Of the Day Put Into FILTHY Par
agraphs.
A preacher from NeDis gave notice that
be would preach in City Hall on Thurs
day. AZ the appointed time the divine
mounted the stage aud began his address.
The only lsckirg feature was the audience.
The gentleman talked very loud to house
of empty seats. Pedestrians in the vicini'
Is oil CITY Hall wondered what was the
mattar Fcr some minutes the absent au-
dieucs was appealed 20 TO come in, bat It
came rot, and the man finally gave mp his
task and left.
Candidates for the nomination for Aud
Tor on the Republican county ticket are
iucress.rga as election time draWs near. At
one time It was said that Geo. NJ Wise
could secure the nomination for the ask
inc. bn. his ability 10 do that now with
ont some wire-pulhBg IS dubious. GsoIge
ia an exce.lsn; nan, but the boys who are
burcry for Cfice care usUght for that.
Thev want TIE ''doughnut' without refer
ence TO any tbirg or anybody but them
selves.
The largest crowd Of the season will be
At Burr's Mills to-day. Crowds will come
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QUIET OBSERVATIONS.

N Orleans hayme. Scissors-gTinders
DO NOT comp elm ofcul. times.
Attton Globe. Thsre are different ways
OF being busy The pole-Cat is busy enough
O>r.go Palladium. A floating vote some
times tides o candidate over dangerous
channels.
EnqfUi0R RpNbl.cGn' The tennis
c5anksss has lots OF fun, even though she
is a maiden oil. .oT-iawr.
Rochester Post Express Gen. Greedy is
very quiet nowadays, and the country Is
beginning 20 believe IA him.
Baltimore american, You cannot eS-
poet a man TO keep an uumoyed face when
be lets bis c0nntenance fall.
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PLY for ail.. Cnldw.ll.


pity Miss Caldwell. The Murats as
leech-relaliyes Of the lste Emperor had q
SOFT of position. The widOwer Of the
Prime sse De Wsgram, who is engaged to
Miss O was the best Of the lot. he was
boru in Philadelphia, where his isther
wss o teacher G. French in that city
After tire coup d'e'at the whole family
booked OF TO The Empire. he made The
tx pr, lessor Senator and paid his debts
over and over again, Two of the sons
were slways traHi le diajle par Ia queue
Oae G E. the two has long lived in furnished
Lodgings 20 avoid executions. The Murats
sre amoug the few families e1obled by
the frs, Empire that have survived the
designations CT the Second.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Frank Worley sold his team and express
wagon TO James Wiley few days ago.
Worlsy will 20 10 work in Rhoades' mill
or MOrday.
Afiss Blanche White, OF Mt. Pleasant, is
the guest Of Miss Lynn Woods on the hill
back OF town.
John Harris, of Bsrion's Station, was in
the city yesterday.
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WOOL,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 9-woo.-Quiet;
and unchanged: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and shove 33a85c; X 32aSSc: medium
S7aSgc; coarse Sass New York, Michigan
and western fine or X and Xxx SlaS3c;
medium 37a3Sc; coarse 36a37c; fine washed
delaine and Xxx Sia37c; medium washed
C0mbiug and delaine 40ailc; coarse do 3Sai0c;
Canada washed combing 3ia36c; tub washed
3iaf5c: medium unwashel cOmbing and delaine
29aSic: cOsrse do 2sa29c: Montana fine 20a22c;
medium 22a26c; Goa rse 22lsa2i3.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, August 9.-Petroleum, opened
at 81 co. s: highest 81 OC54; lowest e9A; closed
~ 81 O.s Sales $1,000 barrels; clearances, 1914.
p0l barrels: charters, 1863 barrels shipments,
,,,63} barrels; runs, jJ0 ; barrels.
PITrsBUBe, PA, August D. Petroleum, opened
at 81 Coz E closed at 81 oC5s; highest 81 0l%,
lowest 99f4c.
TITUsvILLE, PA, August Petroleum, opened
at 81 90 s; highes. 81 OOA; lowest 99ii closed at
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STEAMER BEtLAiEE
Daily Trim Guy 1lme-b.52, $50 Gho li'i' s.
m..2g1 ago. $50 p. m. ,.,..,-. ,o
sunday Trip-S ana no q. rn.; l.S0, $50 ana o.aJ
o. 10.
-rrvfr,, AED FLM GROVE RA1L8OAL
-t Cn aud sle. Monday. April ~, lsy ga-,,s
su one "a recI Ing ana A-1 e-cVs NA-ee1 "A--
r.1 81 follows.
Iesye wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park.
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FRIDAY, THE 10th DAY OF AU-
4 4

Pursuant 10 a decree Ia the above cause en-
red by said Court on the SOFA day Of March, A.
!. lsSg, the UNDERSIGNED Special Commissioning
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ReliQious Jaotjtes.

HURST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv. D.
II A. Cunningham, D. D., pastor. Services
at 1880 a. m, conducted By Rev. Ross steven.
son. D. D., of Washington, Pa. Sabbath school
~ 900 q. m.
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sATTRDAY, AUGUST aiSf, 1889,
OTOCK FOR SALE.

Wheeling, W. Va, July &c, IS
W. II HALLER, Auctoneei.