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ALAME DA.
A New Lodge of the Degree of Honor.
A Shoemnker,G EnmIIx.

A New Lodge of the Degree of Honor.
A Shoemaker's Family.
Rev Mr.. Heacock OF East Oakland will preach
In the Park.street Methodist Church to-day, at
both the morning and evening services.
c. q. Smith, The shoemaker who dropped dead
on Friday night, while at work on his bench.
leaves 4 wife and four children not well provided
for. His widow Is In poor health.
Next Tuesday evening the Choir and Altar So
ciety of 81. J0SeDhs Church will give a concert
at Park Opera House. under the direction OF w,
j. Batchelder, the newly appointed chOir-master.
On Friday evening there Instituted at
HOltZ's Hall, Minerva Lodge, Degree of Honor
being composed Of ladies related TO members OF
the Order OF UnlIed WOrkmen.
Pawnee Tribe of Red Men Hospitality enter
tanned the visiting grand officers last Thurs
day evening.
Rev. L, Y. Garrette, accompanied by his
daughter, Flora, will leave tomorrow for Fresno
Rev. Mr.. GarTette will assist at the Bible con.
yeHion at that place and will preach at the
Presbyterian Church there the first two SUNDAYS
IN May, exchanging with Rev. Z. ii. Phelps the
pastor, who VIII occupy the Alameda pulpit
Frank Otis, son-nlaw OF L. b. MastIck who
started some weeks ago on a European trip for
the benefit OF his health, accompanied by his
wife and sister-ln-law, has arrived at LIVERPOOL
as his friends have been Informed by a cable
gram.
The charge of battery preferred by George
Morris against A. ii. Keller has come to naught.
Keller has forfeited his bail OF SIS. Their trou-
bic IS over Mrs. Morris that was, she having Sc
cured a divorce. Morris says she has letters
which Keller desires to obtain, and he would
have disclosed their contents hac the case been
Tried,
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steward, have been engaged. He was for.
merly in Mr.. Gallagher's employ as steward
at the Commercial Restaurant, and more
recently steward for the we'll known caterer.
Frank Garcia, during the past four years.
AS practical steward, Mr.. Graham takes a
leading position.
John McGoyern, who for the past eight
years has been the efficient and courteous
manager of the Commercial Hotel in this
city. will, in all likelihood, be the chief
clerk.
In attempting to cover a description OF
the building under consideration and no.
tees of those persons and firms who have
contributed, by their handiwork, to the
completion of the designs and plans of the
architect, we cannot omit reference to the
Joshua Hendy Machine Works Of Nos. 80
to 81 Fremont street, this city, who fur
niShed from their extensive foundry, re-
Gently erected on the block bounded by
kearny, Bay, Dupont and Francisco streets,
In the immediate vicinity Of Section of
the sea-wall, all of the cast and wrought
iron architectural work required in the con-
struction of this building, and its substan-
tial character is evidence of their faithful
work III this special department Of their
business.
New encaustic tile, imported from France.
Will be supplied and laid by the Chatain IL
Gilletti Ornamental Stone Company of 1919
Market street. The company manufactures
mosaic marble tiles, and makes a specially
OF architectural work on buildings. The
concrete work on the foundations, arches
and walls was performed by it, and the
company Will complete the basement with
concrete and al artificial stone floor, as well
as the artificial stone sidewalks and steps.
c. Ferris, the builder and contractor,
with Office at 80 Montgomery street, exc
cuted the entire brickwork with the best
material The work speaks for itself, and
is another recommendation OF the pOpu-
larity Of Mr.. Ferris as a contractor.
The plumbing contractor $40, 600 is being
executed by K. Rice, whose place of bust
ness is at 107 Geary street. No less than
125 marble-top wristbands will be supplied,
and thirty extra fine closets. Eleven hose
reels Chapman PATENT will also be put in
by him. The sanitary work and ventila-
ton throughout the building will be supe-
rior to anything of the kind in the city.
a new feature connected with this contract
is the placing of the fire pipes in their
respective position as required by the new
city ordinance. Mr.. Rice is also contractor
for the plumbing of the john Schmidt
block on Ellis and LeavenwOrth streets, at
the contract price of 5000. Nothing Is
used by him but the most improved ap-
planes to insure perfection in sanitary
work, which is the most important work in
any building His practical experience
enables him to keep in the front rank
among the leading plumbers of the country.
John ). Mellon. house and sign painter,
90 O'Farrell street, is the contractor for
painting the whole block. This work will
be skilIfully executed and its character very
artistic. Mr.. Mellon has well-estRblished
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reputation as an ornamental painter and
paper-hangar, and his figures on estimates
are, as a rule, close Particular attention
is given by him to whitening walls and
ceilings.
w. Harris & Co. will reopen In the
large store adjoining the main entrance to
the New Western, being the stand formerly
occupied by them, with an entire new stock
Of the latest styles and patterns in mems,
youths and children's clothing, furnishing
goods. hats, boots and shoes, trunks and
valises. They have engaged the services of
one of the most experienced buyers to Sc
lect their stock from the best markets in
the East, and those who contemplate buy
ing spring and summer clothing, etc, 3"
would do well to wait and secure the latest
Eastern fashions at the lowest possible
figures.
Cohen & Co. have leased the most north
erly store in the block, on Kearny street.
the exact position where Mike Cohen con-
Quoted business in the sixties. They pur-
pose keeping full assortment of yankee
notions. cutlery, clocks, hats. caps, boots
and shoes and a complete line of smoking
and chewing tobacco from the celebrated
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and Commercial Restaurant, corner of
Front and Market streets, for eight years,
where he had the patronage Of the mercan-
tile and business men. is as popular as it is
honored, and while at the head Of these es-
Establishments he was caterer for number
of years to the Masonic Installation and
Royal Arch Chapters. He has, more re-
Gently, been the proprietor OF the Mont
gomery Hotel, house we'll known for its
responsibility and cleanliness.
Isaac w. Stanley, who is a native son Of
the Golden West, although much younger
man than his partner, has also had wide
experience in the business. He held positions
In Portland, Oregon, for six years, was for
two years manager Of the Banquet of that
city and four years in the Crystal Palace.
During the past two years he has been con-
nected with the Silver and Laurel palaces
in this city. The Office and bar Ia the new
hotel will be under his supervision.
These gentlemen will not spare expense
to make the hotel leading one in every
particular. but the prices are to be fixed on
q second-class scale. The most intelligent
care will be observed in the heating and
ventilation, as well as in the sanitary ar
Tangements, and the public are assured that
the house will be frst-class and complete in
every essential detail. All the appoint
ments will be sumptuously furnished with
every modern convenience, and especial
care Is being .aken in the selection of the
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it with an imported stock OF wines, Ii
quors and white-labor cigars. He has de-
cided to conduct his business on an entirely
new and popular scale, conclusion ar
rived at after an experience of fourteen
years. AS heretofore his beer will be sup
piled by the United States Brewery.
A portion of the basement, with entrance
on Washington street, will be richly fitted
up as barber-shop. A. Coleman, proprie-
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A Special Praise sarxio.

special praise service will be held this eyen-
Ing at ST. Johns Presbyterian Church. corner
Vi octaVia ana california streets. The choir,
composed of Miss Carrie MIlzner. sonrano. Nt;.s
May Thorne, alto; S. Blum, tenor; W. s. Blake'
oasso, and A. ID. kuyton, violinist, will render
nue programme, under the direction OF Professor
George Little. 0rganist.
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stores Of the ]. A. Drinkhouse Company;
also sailors and miners outfits for one and
all, great and small. Mike Cohen, the
original patent auctioneer, win lecture
every evening on the early days OF Long
Wharf, during the fifties, and on San Fran
cisco as it was and as it now is.
Our goods are cheap you must confess;
Wen have more and take less.
Robert Martin will occupy his old stand,
being the second door on Kearny street,
which will be furnished handsomely with
the latest improvements. His place will be
known as the Veranda Exchange, and will
be opened with complete stock OF the very
best wines, liquors and cigars. Mr.. Martin
Is widely known ana will no doubt receive
his share of public patronage.
The basement will be fitted UP luxuri-
ously as concert-hall, the music to be
hungarian, with entrance on Kearny and
Washington streets. r. Silberstein, the
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Sent to the House.
Chris Toots was sent 10 the House Of CorreC
ton for three years yesterday, for tile larceny o.
a silver watch worth $50 from Henry Ward IL
September. 1888.
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Black Teeth and White Teet h.

Sweetest voices sound out barshly,
II they come through darkened teeth;
Reddest lips are disagreeable,
II foul gums show underneath.
Then buy SOZODONT, ana purchase
With IL teeth OF milky pearl,
And pink gums and breath OF roses,
Fairer far than crimp or curl.
One might almost say that with It
One buys health and beauty rare;
For white teeth and breath OF roses
Make homely woman fair.
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Pretty Girls and Plain Girls

Both use SoZ0DoNT, and some Of the loveliest
OF their sex have been heard to declare, when
asked what beautlfied their teeth, that 1t was
SoZODONT. Nature provides women with
beautiful teeth SoZoD0NT, II used regularly,
Keeps those pretty rows of pearls from decaying.
This Is statement which those who use the
article always corroborate. II SOZODONT were
not In very truth preparation OF sterling merit,
The public would long since have discovered the
fact and discarded It,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

= nv L Liz
Miss Thomas, Pa
Q II Strong & VT, n Z
s II Mills, New York
ii Potter d VT. New York
II G Potter 81 VT, NY
J b Potter, New York
Miss q Potter, New York
Miss b Potter, New York
A II Potter, New York
IL FL Burton, London
~ ID McAvoy a. VT, Mass
Miss NJ McAvoy, Mass
A II Richardson. Mass
ID X Brownell, California
Mrs L Sherman, Boston
J NJ Jacobs, New York
e Pfister. Rocklin
5 n Rucker, San jose
w Rosenberger. " Y
~ L Kingsley & VT, Pa
G NJ Allen. EdInburg
A X Creigh, Chicago
~ Brayerman, Victoria
b + Wilson, Milton
j 0 Whiting, Boston
Miss Huston, Long Island
X A Dow, NewHaInpshire
Miss Pierce. Santa Clara
A Chapman, Nevada
A Q Hirst, San Jose
A Colley. San Jose
lC McIver 81 W, San Jose
Mrs 7 Ewing. Seattle
l. Wright, Winnipeg
Nj Loryea, San Jose
A Calderon, Mt View
Mrs + Weishear, Mayfield
9 w Jordand. Shoshone
Miss l Jorden, Shoshone
j w Bacon Il VT, Conn
HOTEL.
Miss b Frank. Salt Lake.
10 Winter, Wisconsin
+ . Brackett, Petaluma
w S Lyon, Los Angeles
George Stockton, Cal
Z 7 Stacy & W. MINI
Miss j Smith, Sacto
Miss A Williams, Sacto
+ Williams. Sacto
A j Thompson & w, Wis
4 Davenport, Boston
q E Knox 81 W, San jose
Mrs n Hunter. Stockton
Mrs A Wood, San Jose
G G Clifford, New Bedfrd
Nj A Preston, San Mateo
X ii Flint, Belmont
II I Ellenmarks, Tacoma
A $ Parsons. Tacoma
j II Fitzgerald, Hunt1ngtn
A l. Cromwell, Portland
Miss l. Leslie, Portland
Mrs j + Johns, Tacoma
+ w Gorham, Vallejo
S j Roper. San Jose
lC Z Whalen, Santa Cruz
A S Walsh, Redwood
w p McEasy, Redwood
L II Wilcox, HOLSTER
lC Cunningham. Ukiah
HOUSE.
/ II Jacoby. Los Angeles
j Adelman, New York
p Oyer. Pacific Grove
& t Rowell, oregon
q T wilcox, Healdsburg
Q A Miller, San l. Obispo
L w Hardie, San L Obispo
G Lynede, San Jose
J II Brooks d W, Oakland
NJ NJ Whlteside, Sacto
q Doherty, Seattle
w johnson, Seattle
q III Bosom, Seattle
Mrs l. Campbell, N York
w Della Hunt, Milpitas
Ii Chappell. Washington
r O'Hare, Washington
G III b Maltby. Seattle
A Sheppard, Grass Valley
| j A Turner, Seattle
l. w Burris. Santa Rosa
+ e Miller, Vallejo
l. + Miller. Pasadena
p J Murray, Boston
IL Martin, Ell Yerano
'HANGE HOTEL
p Brunn, Reno
f Smith, Canada
w Buttner, California
+ Burns, Tacoma
j Haims, Tacoma
John Hyde. Oakland
w Grandy. New York
c NJ Jones, w&3ch, Kansas
J @ Thomas &w, sta Rosa
w Abraham &w, Stockton
L McFadden. Montana
DrGilStrop AZ W, wilmington
L Davys, Oakland
L II Miller a W, Windsor
A Westland, Wyoming
A q Martin, San Rafael
j b Foster, Stockton
} Fowler, Sacramento
c JamlsOn, Sacramento
J G Lawyer, Deming
Frank Gibson, Deming
ii Newman, Los Angeles
J Hunter, Los Angeles
II Scott, Los Angeles
JB Thompson.Santa Rosa
- rW@rW.-
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BROOKLYN HOTEL.

J Hunter, Los Angeles
II Scott, Los Angeles
lJB Thompson. Santa Rosa
N HOTEL.
&c S Tate, Ogden
7 Russell, Walla walla
j h Hutchinson, Colo
G Lugg, Denver
L Hendricks, Shenandoah
w Weckr, Idaho
A T Field. Santa Cruz
4 Samson, Boston
j C johnson, Los Angeles
j Wilson, Mariposa
ID q Shepard, Stockton
~ Is Bower, Tulare
+ johnson, Fresno
j L Fridinger. Vacaville
/ ii j Miller, Brownsville
~ c Sweet, Santa Rosa
L Saunders, Stockton
w 2 Young. Lathrop
C A Manning, Guerneville
! b ID Ferguson, Chicago
&c T Walker, Tacoma
VI Walsh, Petaluma
b X Low. Oakland
NAL HOTEL.
/ 5 OFT, Kansas
L 2 Hawkins. S Luis OBJ
&c & Champion, Cloyerdie
Mrs w Saulter, Los Ang
Miss j Saulter, Los Ang
Miss Il Sauiter Jr, l. Ang
A j la Montague, Clarkes-
burg
L Crump .Clarkesburg
| w ii Deley, CIarkesburg
+ Finnegan, Canada
c Z Banning, Michigan
I w Lynch, California
S Greenwood, U S S Iro-
quolS
j W Oliver, Portland
w G Wood. Montana
@ Dyer, Napa
J H Englehardt, Portland
10 b Clement. Portland
w A Dickson. Seattle
p Warto, Seattle
E W Grish, Seattle
L ID Seal, Portland
j + Hummell, Portland
AL HOTEL.
Miss q F Cody. Cd Rapids
X L Carmy, U 5 n
c q walworth a VT. PhiIa
NJ i Bnehwatter, Phila
A L Buchwatter, Phh.a
u z Redington, San Mateo
Capt ID Austin d VT,
China
Miss Austin, China
Miss A Austin, China
/ + ID Cobb, Stockton
l. NJ Hall, stockton
I NJ Gardner, Santa Cruz
Miss S p Smith, Sacto
Miss 6 Smith, Saoto
Miss X Smith, Sacto
S z Smith Jr, Sacto
f A West, Stockton
Miss w Cathun, Sacto
Hawken, San Jose
HOUSE.
w Elliott, San Rafael
9 E Singley, Petaluma
L Is Fairbanks. Petaluma
Q A Hogan, San Jose
Frank Dana, S l. Obispo
@ A Haskin. San l. Obispo
L w Gailiiard. S Rosa
g X Gilbert, San Jose
w m Meaning, San Jose
Louis Farr N W, Utah
\ Farr & W, Ogden
w A Dinsmore, Iowa
w + French, Oakland
A Martin. Templeton
l. Simon, Berkeley
I HOTEL.
| c NJ Wilbur, San Diego
J IL Herbert, San Diego
J Sickles. Los Angeles
A Rapp, stockton
g ii Ingham. England
a i Glass, Lathrop
J 7 Davenport, SanRafael
j A Daily, Lakeport
c II Mathews, U SN
IN A Denfield, U S N
q Eaton. White Sulph ur
1 w Hackett, Vallejo
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and the press teens with advertisements OF
sarsaparillas, and other liver. blood and lung
remedies but there Is one medicine, and -orlu
one, the claims for which. as a cure for all
lingering diseases arising from Torpid Liver
or Biliousness or from impure blood, are
backed mp by positive guaranteed IL
It don't do just as represented tn eperv case,
the money paid for it is promptly refunded.
This peculiar medicine sells beyond ali
others throughout the civilized world. And
why should It not2 talk is cheap" but
when it's backed up by positive guaran.
tee, by q house Of long established reputa-
ton, for honesty, integrity and sound imam
oial standing then words mean businessi And
that's just what the Worlds Dispensary Med
zeal Association, of Buffalo, N. Y, mean in
guaranteeing their DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
checks the frightful inroads of scrofula and,
II taken in time, arrests the march of Con-
sumption Of the Lungs, which is Lung
scrofula, purifles and enriches the blood,
thereby curing all Skin and Scalp Diseases,
Ulcers, Sores, Swellings, and kindred all.
ments.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

at 80 CONSEQUENCE PLAID AND
STRIPED SUITINGS, all WOOL
SO inches wide.
At BIZ cents-PLAIN COSTUME
CLOTH. in very choice line Of
shades, all wool, 50 inches wide.
At so WOOL BRIGHTON
CHECKS, 38 inches wide.
AT so cents-42-INCH ALL WOOL
BORDERED SERGES. choice col
ors and design.
At SOCIAL WOOL LONDON
COSTUME CLOTH, neat checks
and stripes, 81 inches wide.
At s125-SATIN RHEIN GOLD
SUITINGS, AZ inches wide, choice
collection of shades.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT BLESSING!

pLEAsE ALLOW ME TO SAY WORD TO
l. those afflicted with nervous sick headache. 1
have been victim of this disease through heredity
for about twenty years. OF late, two years past,
have suffered periodically about once month for
three days at a time. Have tried every known
remedy without any appreciable effect for good
until met your Mierobe Killer. Have used three
jugs IN the last four months and truly say that
while using 1t have had only spell of head
ache. My mind has been clearer than it has for two
years past. have the opinion that its persistent
use for six or twelve months will produce per-
manent cure. REV. A. NJ. RUSSELL.
Willows (CaL }, April 2, 1890.
pamphlet sent free explaining this medicine
and giving many additional testimonials.
RADAM'S MICR0BE KILLER CO..
1882 Market Street, S. F.
mr22 cod Sp If
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

CHUDDA CLOTH, 40 inches
wide.
At 30 cents-DOUBLE-WIDTH IN
OLA TWILLS. all wool.
At IS cents-BLACK TAILOR SUIT
1NGS, new weaves. IL different
styles, value for 81 25.
At 70 cents-44- INCH VIGOGNE
SU1TINGS, excellent value.
At s1Oo-BLACK CUT MERINOS,
all wool, AZ inches wide.
At S150-JET BLACK SILK WARP
HENRIETTAS, extra value. worth
So.
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II @ Fiske, Los Angeles
W Gibson, Cincinnati
T w Billing, Redwood
j f CoOpe, Redwood
f w Fogg, Oroville
E L Ustick, Chicago
V Swaine, Germany
L Festen, Germany
K b Spence, San Jose
G Smith, San Jose
b de Winton, New York
J Riky, Boston
w b Wheeler, Chicago
Mrs g Wetherbee, NY
w J Switzerland, Cal
C w Hulse, California
w 6 Child, Ogden
o Slmonds d VT, Boston
+ Pelham, Boston
j L Powell. California
w Nickel, Salt Lake City
A A Merritt, New York
Miss Franklin, Phila
Mrs Ii G Thomas, Pa
F G Spinning d VT, Lynn
w g Garfield d VT, F"
ID ii Hall Il VT, a.
Mrs A ii Rowell, Z"
Rev L b Hatch & VT, "
ID B Quincy, &"
j f Nukoson a VT, Z"
Mrs NJ Langmaid, /"
L Is Stetson. "
Miss q NJ StetSon, "
Mrs @ Waite, {"
+ NJ Hammond, /"
Mrs J 4 Wilson, "
J f Terry & WI, Saeto
G Weir, Los Angeles
j Cummings a. VT, Cal
Mrs j J Smith, Stockton
GRAND
F Clark, Sacramento
L Chapman, Chico
NJ Deegan, Stockton
+ w Sabichi, Los Angeles
f b Sresovich, l. Angeles
w II Holabird, l. Angeles
j Archibald, HOLSTER
B q Holly, Vallejo
w Is Westlake, Hanford
J II Graef, SebaStopol
W Jackson, California
DR. G. w Woods, U S stmr
Charleston
G II Mendell, Us s ChrIstn
7 2 Magneder, do
c F Tate, California
& II Hunter, Siskiyou
K A Porter. Sisklyou
j LATTER, Oakland
G II Burton, Tacoma
Z b Montgomery ,Holllstr
A w Furlong, Gilroy
g @ Radcliif, jacksonville
j A Hall, jacksonville
A Frank, Salt Lake City
Miss Z Frank, salt Lake.
w G Harlan, san Leandro
NJ Allen, Los Angeles
DIR j G Hunt, San Jose
W q Bailey, San Jose
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-11
Ths .econd story q the tIubbA Houss

The second story Of the Hubbs House
is being rapidly finished inside and the
seven additional rooms will be ready ior
occupancy in few days. The balcony,
xhen completed. will give to the house
an imposing appearance, and furnish TO
the guests > pleasant place to spend the
soft, balmy, summer evenings.
In . recent article In the Youths Com
panion, on "How to cure . cold" the
writer advises hot lemonade to be taken
At bed time. 1t 10 dangerous Treatment,
especially during the severe cold weather
Of the winter months. as It opens the
pores Of the skin and leaves the system
in such condition that another ard much
more severe cold 10 almost certain to be
contracted. Many years constant use
and the experience Of thousands of per-
sons Of all ages. has fully demonstrated
that there il nothing better for severe
cold than Chamberiain's Congh Remedy.
II acts in perfect harmony with nature,
relieves the lungs. liquefes the tough
tenacious mucus, making It easier to ex-
pectorate, and restores the system to .
strong and healthy condition. Fifty cent
bottles for sale BY II. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-11
Of Sale OF Personal Prop
ePfy and Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
Of an order Of the Probate Court OF the
County Of Mohave, Territory OF Arizona.
made on the fourth day of November. 1859,
in the matter OF the estate Of John Corin,
deceased, the undersigned, administrator
oil the estate of said deceased, will sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder, for
cash, gold coin Of the United States, and
subject TO confirmation by said Probate
Court, ON Monday the ninth day OF Decem-
ber, 1859, at ii o'clock a. M, in front OF the
Court House in the County of Mohave,
all the right, title, interest. and estate OF
the said John CORN at the time Of his death,
and ell the right, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation or other.
wise, acquired other than or In addition
10 that of the said John CORN at the time
of his death In and 10 all those certain
lots, pieces or parcels Of land, mining claim
and personal property hereinafter desorib.
ed, situate, lying and being In the said
county OF Mohaye. Territory Of AIizons,
and described ss follows, to-wit:
One.half interest in one lot on Front
street, in the town OF Kingman, with -.
loon and lodging house thereon; one.half
interest In Atlantic Springs; ore-half IN.
tersst in Chester springs: one fourth In
tercst in American Flag mine; one.half In.
terest In eleven beds and furniture; one-
half interest in saloon fixtures; one-hslf
interest In twelve head cattle.
Terms of sale: Cash. gold coin 0f the
United States. Deed at expense Of pux.
chaser. JOHN fENbEhLnI:
Administrator Of the estate Of John
CORN, deceased.
Dated at Kingman, Nov. I, 1889.