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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-19
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product Do Iu the uited States. states tina,
the demand tor marble iu this country i-
for the most part supplied rr the state of
ermont There ARE b. states u which
marble Is produced. but b ermout turulsh--
more than all the other states romoiueI
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The Black Fail. spool and booblu coin.
pany OF Montgomery are masking prepare
ton~ o. do tine largest business iu the juI.
ted States of ITS EluI They own 2jpU acres
of heavily tmnereI land. situated 900 "a
slipping valley RIGHT az their doors 10 i-
estimated that ON these lands there 0, wood
enough for S 800 uul worth ot h1nuW- Doe.
side. the spruce soft wood which they man
uiacture into ciapboart- A large farm ma
been cleared up and good building. erected
with capacity for running -5u haui-
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uW,1InE a. ~ Alnau- has been passed uE
tHr House D1r has been introduced Pos
Congressman stewart iur tne constructors
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chair factory winch viii employ ID
hands Is to bee established at East Brook
he'd
Year ago last InanES-vln- 5000
sealsEln sacque was stolen from Mrs "
+. Harlow nt the Montpelier house, Mont
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-19
1891.
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KEENE. y y

An original pension mas been granted o.
John %. kius9n. and an increase To- john
aune,-.
The fifth reunion of the survivors ot Co.
], Hth New Hampshire Volunteers was
held ln %. IS. L. hall last rida. Twenty
one of the members were present
The ST. james society annual Christmas
sale and supper at the armary last week
netted over 5000
Il. Abbott Jones. an old empoy- of tine
Aeene furniture Company was surprised last
week hy the presentation of valuable cane
previous to his departure for California
Pierce a. Fairfield have built "a new screw
friction ice elevator at West heeur
The city now sell, water to large con
sumers 10y meter instead of hv time contract
The Fitchburg rsilroaN company uses luU
600 gallons a day
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Two thriving Arkansas towns Dardaue.
b and Monticello were almost wiped out
of existence ON sunday night hv tire
one hundred and fifty French convicts.
who recently escaped from imprisonment
at Cayenne have starved 90 death IN the
forest
The vii. of Daniel d raverweather who
left over 80 900 900 % different colleges. is
o. ue contested boy his widow She doe.
not object o. the requests 90 the college.
but Is dissatisfied because the executors of
the estate are To- receive 500. 600 each
The oldest dwelling house 90 the nited
States is at GuIford Conn Ii is of stone.
was built 300 1910 and ha. been occupied
ever since
The first rich silver mine has been found
900 W yoming near Saratoga Ore taken
from SIX foot RUIN at a depth of 600 feet
ASSAYS $500 "a ton
Ezra Mead aged 3d. while ou his ua,
4ome at night near Danbury Conn wa.
overcome hv tine cold and iu tine morning
was found frozen stiff
The Lorilard brick works iu Nev York
CITY and at Newport y. J have been
placed iu the hands of receiver The
company mas liabilities of million
The country house OF senator German of
Maryland. near Louvert. Howard county
was burned Tuesday night His wife.
daughter and servant, escaped DO their
night clothes and walked ia peltng ram
To- shelter, quarter of a mile distant
The trial of Isaac Sawteu for tine nun.
der of Ai, brother began at Dover. a. u
on Moudat
The SID birthday of tine r,a. Whitt,ar
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WINpHAN

The ladies' of the Baptist church nave
been for weeks preparing for their fair and
oyster supper. To- be held next TUESDAY
evening
Mr. and Mrs HIlanl hIu-,uurv have re-
turned 10 their old nome
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Army and navy adventure by the admiral.
of the United state Navy. and hy tine generals
many remarkable features of the Youths Com
panion Tor lsu- The contributors will include
Aumfas Porter Luce, ellis and Kimberly.
and Gibbou
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SOLID VESTlBULE EXPRESg TRAINS

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West OF ~ Joseph and Kansas City. Excursions
daily, with Choice OF Routes and from sail
Lake, Portland, Los Angeles and san Francisco
khe Direct Line 70 and from Pixies Peak Mani
tou, Garden OF the Gods. the buultariuus. and
Scenic lirauueurH Of Coluruua
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Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
Nstsce sf F'srfeiture.

To Thorass Oliver, samuel Oliver and TIE
heirs and assigns Of James Oliver. D.
ceaeeds-
You are hereby notified that I hays sx:
pended one hundred dollars in labor and
improvements upon the Mariposs min
ing claim. situated in the Maynard mining
district, Mohave county, Territory Of Ari'
zona, and duly recorded In book /, rage ID.
Nohave county mining records, in ordsr 70
hold said premises unde. the provisions Of
Section 1924 Revised Statutes Of the
United States, being the amount required
70 hold the Same for the years 1887 and
1888: and you are further notified that the
proportion Of said expenditure doe from
Won is 475, lawful money Of the United
States. and II within ninety days after Tbs
publication of this notice you fail or refuse
TO contribute your proportion Of suoh sx-
penditnre Az cO-ownoT. your interest In
said claim will become the property Of the
undersigned under ssid section 2 ,824.
FnAxK HANrLroN.
Dated February /, 1859. 1919
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
MINING APPLICATION No. .as.

UNITED STATES LAND OfffCE,
PnKscoIT, A. I'll
Feb. a0th, Is.0. n
NOTICE is hereby given that L. Y.
Ay Thompson. whose postoffice address
In RinQman, Arizona, has this day filed his
application for q patent for 1900 linear feet
Of the Empire No. 2 mine or vein, bearing
copper. gold and silver, with surface ground
coo feet IN width, situated In Wallapai
Mining District, County oi Mohave. Arizo-
ma, and described by the field notes and
official plat on file In this Office a. Lot No.
4S. The exterior boundaries Of said Lot
No. 10 being AZ follows:
Beginning at q monument on north
boundary line Of claim mentioned iil i0ca-
tion NOTICE, where is set post feet long,
inches diameter, IN feet in the ground,
and surrounded ~. mound Of stones, post
marked z No. I. location monument and
post marked z No. 2, I. M. at center Of
claim, bears s. ~" 50 west 800 feet; juniper
tree foot diameter marked z No. ]. B.
p. bsars N. ns 5S w. 93 feet; thence S. az
10 E., var. IA 2V z. 6S0 to bottom Ut deep
rayine, bears n. and 8. ITO TO location
mon. where il set post 4xt ms. feet long,
~ feet in ground and surrounded with
mound of stones; post marked X No. 2 III,
pine stump II high 1e ins. dia. marked T. No,
3 2B. T. bears N 7J 20 30 feet; thence s.. 47 50
w. var. IL 20 II. 600 to loc. mon, where Is set
. post 4x4 ins. 4 II, lang. ~ II, in ground,
surrounded by monument Of stone; post
marked y. No. Q Ill, pine stump # high,
! q married. 4 No. . III B. p. bears s. i0'
10 W. 30 #; oor. TO sec's 2, 3, ~ and 35 tips.
IT; cor. stake TO SOC. rs, "a, "a and 35, to. "a
N. Il. Is w. could not be found on the
ground: N. W. cor Schenectady mine bea rs
s. 4 10 4. 3948 II. Thence N. ~ lg Nv.
var. IA W e go to wagon road, bears N.
and \. 400 to Empire creek, hears N. w
and 8. z. GIG to Empire creek, bears N. ".
aud y. Il. 75O to wagon road. bears N. w.
and 8. Z. 1000 to wagon road, bears n. W.
and 3. e. LOO to west bank Of creek and
loo. mon. where il set post 4x4 ins. Fl
long ~ feet In ground surrounded by
mound Of stone, post marked z No. 2 Nv.
juniper stump 2x II high, 20 ins. die. MARI
ed e No. 2 Nv b. p. bears N. 39' W W. SO
IT; thence N. Ar 50 z. var. IL W II. Ill TO
mon. where is set post 4x4 ins. dia. II
long, ~ IT in ground, and surrounded by
mound OF stone; post marked u No. 2y,
juniper tree 10 ins. dia. marked 4 No. 2 V
b. r. bears N. 7G 40 W. Al fl. Top OF high.
est peak north Of Empire No. mine bears
N. 27 2G u, thence 8. AZ 10 Z. var. 1f 2Y
4. go TO top of hill, 750 TO loo. mon.
marked T. No. ] and place of beginning.
containing 20 G6.100 acres. Tbe location OF
this mine is recorded In the Recorier's
Office Of Mohayo county in Book "E," page
$50 of mines.
Any persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of said Empire No. mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claim with the Register OF the u. s. Land
Office at Prescott, A. T., during the sixty
days period of publication hereof, OF
they will be barred by virtue OF the pro.
visions of the statutee. -
Z. BURGESS,
mI.GOd Register,
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
Is Ces-unp ption Incurabic !:

Read the following; Mr.. q. M. Morris
Newark. Ark, says; WAS down with Alb
soess of Lungs and friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurabie consunp.ive.
Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on my third bottle,
and able to oversee the work on my farm
II is the finest medicine ever made
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says:
"Had it mot been for DR.. Kings New Dis.
covsry for Consumption would have died
Of lnng troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best Of health" Try it. Sample
bottles free at Il. II. Watkins Drug Ssorc.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

THE Journal-Miner says; When Quar-
termaster Sergeant and Treasurer Q. II.
Akers, Of the Governors Guard, ten
dered the net proceeds Of the compsnya
ball, amounting to 800 to the Walnut
Grove relief committee, it was refused
by them, as the entire expenses incurred
in the relief Of the survivors of the disas-
ter will be paid by the county, and con-
tributions which have been 70 generous
ly donated by outsiders will be returned
To them.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
APACHEs CAUGHT.
Tive Killed aEd Three CsptuYeA.

A special from Tucson says: Lieuten-
ant ]. Watson, Of San Carlos, in COM
mand Of . detachment Of Indian scouts |;
Lieutenant Clark, Of the Tenth Cavalry,
with detachment from X troop, and ,
sergeant and detachment Of the Fourth
Cavalry, arrived In Globe at noon to-day
with three Indian prisoners who pastici-
pated in the murder Of freighter Herbert
on Sunday last, nine miles west Of Fort
Thomas. The rsnegsdss numbered FIVE,
two Of whom were killed by the troops
and scouts in the attempt TO capture
them.
After persistent chase Of $50 miles or
mroe, Lieutenants Watson and Clark
overlook the renegades at ! O'Clock on
Friday. After the Arst exchange Of Shots
the renegsdes took TO the rocks and be-
gan . determined Eight. The troops and
scouts displayed great bravery, and al.
though at disadvantage, succeeded in
killing two renegades and wounding .
third, when those who survived surrend-
cred. Tho troops and scouts suffered no
casulties.
The capture is considered the best
piece Of work ever accomplished in the
pursuit Of Indians in Arizona. Much
credit Is due the Lieutenants for their
splendid work, and to those under them,
especially "Rowdy" and the other scouts,
who stuck doggedly to the trails until the
fugtives we're captured. The killed were
buried where they fell. The three pris.
oners brought to Globe will be held ip
confinement until tomorrow, when they
win be taken to San Carlos.
The murder having occurred in Gra-
ham county, tho prisoners will be taken
charge of by the civil aut,aritjes of that
county and justice will be meted out, to
them by jury. 1t is safe to say their
days Of devilment are ended.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

IT is stated that the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railroad Co. have estab-
lished, in connection with the system, .
bureau for the specific purpose Of locating
manufacturing industries along the line
Of the road. The method of the company
is to have its passenger agents look
around and find manufsctories desirous
of moving to the West. II the enterprise
is desirable one the railway company
donate site and furnish Q portion Of the
money to establish the manufactuSy
somewhere along the road.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

The Post Surgeon ut Mount Vernon
Barracks, Ala, reports ioe February that
the health Of the Chiricahua Indian pfis-
oners has been bad. Among other dis
eases, there were seventy-four cases Of
Influenza. There was one death Of 90
adul. male from consumption, and one
birth. There are now left - men, 165
women and l47 children. The children
are all under IL years old.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

TIE JoumalMiner says: WV. Bass
and H. Rowe are preparing 10 start 3
stage line from Williams to the Grand
Canyon, about the first Of June. The
route will be via the Supai village and
Cataract canyon, to the grandest and
most majestic part Of the greatest wonder
Of the world. The distance will be about
sixty miles, while the route is said 70 Be
the best for camping purposes, there be-
ing an abundance OF water.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

TIE Globe-Democrat says: Congress-
man Cannon has very properly entered .
protest against extravaganza in the vot-
ing Of money for public buildings. There
are places where such buildings are re-
quired, OF course but they are not numer-
Gus, and the line should be drawn - to
prevent all appropriations except such as
can be justified upon grounds Of necessity
and obvious fitness.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

The MNsK has made arrangements
with the publishers Of The Cosmopolitan
Magazine whereby this paper and the
Magazine will be furnished one year for
only 800. The subscription price Of the
Cosmopolitan is $40 per year, or 25
cents number, and is one Of the best
periodicals published, and the acknowl-
edged rival Of any illustrated Magazine,
containing l2S pages Of bright reading,
profusely illustrated. See advertisement
on second page.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

TnE nomination OF X. II. Paul, - U.
S. Marshal for this Territory, has been
confirmed by the Senate. The Arizona
contingent Of kickers who vent 70 Wash
ington to prevent the confirmation Of any
of the officials appointed during the w
cation Of Congress, can now return home.
The majority Of these kicken have long
since outlived their usefulness, but they
will still be able to get in the wsy Of good
and usef1l men.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

In FL Paso, instead Of working trsmps
on the streets and filing them up with
the best the land affords, they give each
tramp five cent loaf Of bread and .
bucket OF water at each meal. The re-
suit is that tramps give that city the 60
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

THE state treasurer Of Missouri il short
in his accounts $4,000. The governor
has possession Of the treasurer's Office
and an investigation is being had. Tho
treasurer, Il. T. Noland, il one Of Missou-
ri's most popular officials. There is \
good deal OF secrecy about the shortage,
and to still further complicase matters
the treasurer has resigned.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

The two leading interests Of Mohsye
County--mining and stockraising-were
never more promising than at present.
The indications are good Tor several pros
porous years in succession.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

Mr.. w. H. Baldridge, druggist, Escon-
dido, California, says: "Charaberlain's
Cough Remedy is the best selling medi-
cine handle. In ract ! sell more Of it
than any other cough medicine. The
most convincing evidence Of the true
value Of Chamhcrlain's Cough Remedy is
fair trial. Sold by II. II Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
A xew Chief ysstiee.

NJ. G.. Gooding, Of Indiana, has been
appointed Chief Justice Of Arizona.
Judge Gooding is said to be an able law
yer, and eminently qualified to fill the
high position 10 which he has been ap-
poiuted.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

ARIZONA is generally considered des-
ert, but nothing can be further from the
truth. The so-called deserts Of Arizona
embrace some of the best and most pro-
ductive land on the continent, but it
needs irrigation, when 1t it viii produce
any crop thst can be grown In any Of the
states. As proof, look at the Salt River
valley. By the last returns there are in
this county but 900 acres Of land in cul.
tiration, but there are thousands of acres
Of just as good, and some Of it better
land, than can be found in the Salt River
or ella valleys, while as for water, we
have the Colorado nver, which, il
damned, would furnish water for mill
ions Of acres. That this will be done In
the near future there is no doubt, ~ the
Geographical features Of the country are
sineulavIy favorable for such an industry.
The river falls 1900 feet in 600 miles, and
the CANYON forms one Of the grandest
natural reservoirs in the world. OF
course, the expense would be great, but
the results would be incalculable.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
Pcaell Tablets.

The following sizes Of soft paper figur-
ing or pencil tablets, 1n9 sheets IN tab
lett, are for sale at the MINER ONCE d
the prices given below:
Eight W 3 inch Tablets 25cts.
-Four 8 x8 25cts.
Three 9kx6 25cts.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

GOVERNOR WoLRLEY has returned 10
his official duties from Washington,
where be has been for several weeks,
working for the passage of such laws -
will, in his opinion, strsighten out Terri
torial affairs. These laws will probably
be passed by Congress, as they merely
legalize laws which we're passed by the
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
teenth and Fifteenth Legislatures after
they had ceased TO be legal bodies,
and to restore the law which gave the
Governor power to remove territorial,
district and county officials, and also the
law known AZ the Mormon test oath.
Governor WolAey, while in Washington,
also called the attention Of the Secretary
to the necessity Of connecting by survey,
the mineral monuments. throughout the
Territory, and has assurances that the
matter will be favofably acted upon, and
an appropriation asked for that purpose.
Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15

LORD 4 THOMAS. NEWSPAPER p :
~ Randolph ST.. Chicago, keep this paper ON lis
a.ls .aS soaas aassss..ss s,sS 70 ADVERTISERS.