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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06

We desire 70 call attention to the rule
which has bAen nensrally adopted BY the
Marty, viz: That in County Conventions
no proxy will be recognized unless held
BY Z resident Of the precinct from which
the proxy comes.
By order Of the Committee.
Attest: w. q. BLAKELY,
u. y. GoDxAs, Chairman.
Secretary.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06

Are you Married? II %. send your
address, with stamp, to the American
Corresponding Club, +. o. Box Sis,
Clarksburg, w, Va. IN
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Peaei0 Tnklets.

The following sizes Of soft paper fgur.
Ing or pencil tablets, 600 sheets In tab
let). are Tor sale Ut the MINER Office at
the prices given below:
Eight ~ Z 3 inch Tablets 25cts.
Four O y6 {" 25cts.
Three o. x6 25cts.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06

BOe IBSo&0p~r.
Being urged By many Of my friends to be-
come candidate for the once ofTreasurer Of
Mohavs county. ~ the ensuing election. take
this method Of aanouncias myself q a csndi.
date for that once subIss't 70 the action OF the
Democratic County coasenaioa.
l. DAvIDsON.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06

hereby announce myself Is . candidate for
election 70 the once OF Recorder OF Mohave
County, subject ~ the action Of the Republican
County Conven Ion Z. J. GOODMAN.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06

IN Thursisy night about O'Clock as
f,,;9ht train No. 81 reached Q point fosir
miles west Of Wallspai station, the en-
s;ne struck buIl which was dragged
under the pilot wheels. throwing the en-
zine off the track, and turning it over.
| ~ the time Of the accident Engineer
p;,ev and Fireman Kuhl and a brake
man vere on the cab. The fireman and
b,.teman were thro wn one way and the
engineer another. Fireman kuhl was
instantly killed, the engineer and brake
man badly bruised. Frank kuh', 'he
fireman, had been in the employ Of the
A. 3p, company nearly three years. ana
vas . Young man ot exceptionally good
habits. and his genial generous disposition
made him many friends on this division
81 ,he A. &.P. The deceased was 2
member Of Kingmsn Lodge No. q !. "
lO. r., and Needles Lodge. y. ]. =. ms
body Sas taken to Needles, where 't wv
!. embaJmed and sent 10 Dixon. CAL
q, hu,ial. The remains were sccompan'
id nv J. N. ,Cohenour, Of kinsmaf'
lIo.igs /. o. o. r., and a member OF the
jRL.P. Deceased was shout "a year,
~ aue. and was horn 10 Dixon, California
where his parents reside, and VINO pave
The heartfelt sympathy Of the many
,r;ends Of the son, who was called 20 sud'
denly 10 meet hin maker.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06
HUBS HOUSE
xA2v1x zu35s, rssysistss.
Rooms furnished with Mew lat
Handsome fulniiuIe.

C~mMerelal men will And ~
esd aeeemnaedatlUas - any
where o. tine a. 4 z.
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PICNIC.

n very pleasant and agreeable pie
mic party was given on last Wednes-
day. on the shady banks of Grand
Bayou, in hohor of Miss Emma Duane
OF Brooklyn, New York. who has been
spending several moathsin Thibodaux
with relatives, aud is about to return
to her Northern home.
The party was composed of mesda-
mes :. I. Grisamore, j. E. Blanchard,
Joseph Blanchard and i. d. Kent.
Misses Emma Duane, -Rccoulet q
Ayoyelles, Mamie Walsh, Edna, Stella.
and blanch Blanchard, Enola Blanch-
ard, Emily ST. Martin, Annie and Val
lie Rogers, aud Leila Tompkins. Mes
SIS. Willie II. Price, Harry Howell.
Edward Blanchard, Edward smith
wick, II. z. Eolaad, Albert Gullot,
Earle knobloch, and $. T. Grisamore.
The day was passed IN boat riding
on the beautiful bayou, shooting, play
ing croqaet, etc.
At noon the ladies opened their bas-
hets and spread Il feast nuaer one Of
the large oaks whose spreading foliage
east It's shade over tle ~improtised ia
bic that would have tempted the APP
petite OLA g~ournand, aud each one
showed his hearty appreciation of the
sight BY the manncr in which he par
ticipated in the enjoyment Of the same.
All enjoyed themselves in various
sports and pleasant conversation unril
The time of respiration came. when all
returned to their homes.
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sseSire.'s WINE o. csRDM for female diseases

Nh. James A. Biiliu died at hix
residence in Chacahouia, parish Of
IcrFehonnaq Thursday last aud was
buried in ST. Johns cemetery in Thi-
hodaux yesterday, afternoon. The
deceased was tho eldest son of the
late James Billiu. and brother of
Hon. John. 5. Billiu of this town.
Mr.. Blliiu was Il man of socia! and
friendly disposition and possessed tie
esteem and friendSiiip of al who
knew him. For many years he fol
lowed the occupation OF a planter, but
latterly he has been serving as JUS
tee Of the peace in Terrebonnc.
He was IL member of the masonic
order and ii regular attendant on his
lodge whilst ii was in working con-
dition. He has been i'll for Il LONG
time, suffering from disease probably
originating from IL fall from his bug
~ some years ago.
He was about So years of age. and
o rests quietly in tile shadows OF
the cemetery awaiting the resource
ton of the dead. He leaves a widow
and children all of whom are grown.
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asSg@WiaE OF CAREFUL, a Tonic for Women.

On last Tuesday April s, Mr.. Amos
:}csson the young, efficient and ac-
comodating warchnu>emar ut the rail
road depot in this town. took Il ear
liage ride With Miss Mary BoudrcauY,
daughter Of t;ustaye ~l;oudreaux, pros
pective postmaster here, 10 the town
of tlouna, IN the parish of Terre-
tonne.
THIS excursion was gotten up with
ont the publication usually given 80
pleasure parties, so that the parents
of the Young lady and the friends of
both Kew nothing of it for several
hours. dulin. which time the Young
cnnpl. arrived al Houma, and calling
upon Judge Aithcns were Joined in
matiimony without delay. The hap
Ply pair returned Thursday doubtless,
well satisfied with the resul. of their
littia .ieHrn"y. Both being worthy ma
tivcs q ~fhihodau@ mdI,i~hl> esteem
ed ~ thrirmany friends.
Tie SENTINEL. eNtcnd> its congra;u-
~lat;ot~ and trusts thai !'tey ma1nc, /
re-'et the important step they lis,..
taken.
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w. II. PRICE.
Secretary.
President,

Mr.. Gustave A. Boudreaux has re-
ceived the appointment of Postmaster
IN T~hibodanx, to succeed the present
incumbent, Mr.. r. Il. Mcbride.
Mr.. Boudreaux was the immediate
predecessor Of the present occupant,
and served in that position for twenty
or more years. During his former oc-
cupancy the new appointee filled the
position of Postmaster with satisflc-
ton to the community and to the gov
eminent.
So long as a change haze to he made
Mr.. Boudreaux's appointment will
give more satisfaction to the people
who do business in the Post-oficc here
than would that of any other mar in
the parish who is IA member of the Re-
publican party. The new appoiutee
VIII doubtless assume the reins a. soon
as his bonds can be prepared. sent on
to Washington and be approved.
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The rooms of the Planters Ass0cia-
ton will be thrown open to the
ladics and their escorts, on Wednes-
day the 10th. inst. and all the ladies.
whether their male relations are mem
bers Of the Association or not, are
cordially invited to he present.
From the spacious galleries Of the
Association, a. splendid view of the
firemen,s parade can be had on that
day, which the grand marshall has
arranged shall pass the club rooms
twice. TAYLOR BEATTGE,
President,
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Personal.

Mr.. l.. 7. ~utlton OF liaunha. was
in attendance at the district court
this week.
NJ. i.";iS i. Sanders or lower La
."a.c..e las hccn II visitor in Thibn-
dauN this week. Lon has many friends
here who are always pleased to see
him.
Mr.. Homer Savoie who resides be-
low Lockport was a member of the
grand jury. He says that the back
water from st. Mary crevasse is do
ing great injury to the inhabitants
below Locxport.
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layers Hair yigor is most excel
lent preparation for the hair. speak
Of it from experience. lis use pro
notes the growth of ney hair, and
makes it glossy and soft. The Vigor
is a sure cure for dandruff."-J. W.
Bowen, Editor Enquirer, Macarthur,
Ohio.
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a GAg:E4.

T:IBoDArI. la, April III. 1899.
TO j. Tally Whitchurst. Esq.. vice president
Republican Parish Executive COMMITTEES
of Lafourchc, and to the memDprs of said
committee.
G~entlempn-W iShlng to entirely retire from
politics, | wish to resign As president of the
Republican Parish Executive Committee of
Lafourche, and / hereby tender this my res
ignation, to take effect from date.
Very Respectfully Yours.
L. OCTAVE ROUSSEAU
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Nr. 4. j.. Lnfargue, OF Marksvi.!e is
announced as one Of the orators III
the Louisiana Press Association at us
session in May at Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Lafargue is one of the rising
young orators of Louisiana.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-12

On Parade day next Wednesday
there will be three bands of music
from New Orleans, that will aid Tlli-
bodaux's band to furnish music for
the firemen and the public.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-12

Bishop Gallcher will be in Thii'o-
daux soon and confirm a class Of APP
plicants for confirmation IN st. Johns
Church.
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A.gBLAck.DRAuGAT tea cures Constipation.

District courr, criminal term open
ed last Monday, Edward ladeaux was
appointed Foreman of the grand jury.
There are several criminal cases to
come before the court.
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For somo time an interesting series
OF services has been held in the metllo-
dist Church. in Thibodanx, conducted
under the supervision of the Rev.
Me>srs WimberIcy Of %plaquemine and
Henry of Morgan City. The church is
generally filled at the evening services.
the audience taking an earnest inter.
est therein.
1ir. Wimberley is an earnest speak
or aud has the magHitic faculty Of
drawing large audiences. The Rev.
MesSts Parker Of New iberia and Hair
~ have hecn assisting during the pre-
Eseut week Tomorrow Mr.. Harry will
remain and preach at the usual hours.
The other ministers have returned
y lhpir special charges but will prob
Sly return and continue the meeting
week longer.
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DR.. Armand Mary. surgeon Dentist
will be in Thibnd AK tomorrow
Sunday, April IS, 1896.
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Be sure to come - town or We'd
nesday and see The Firemcn's Parade.
1t viii be the only opportunity you
will have to see them in line this year
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Va "Wednesday next, the Ladies
he charmed, and delighted to
!, the tiremen march along the
IS, but the firemen will have II
prettier view, looking ut the
women who will line the ban
\nce the men will get the best
kdies.
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4 GOOD MOVEMENT.

On last Tuesday, a branch of the
Southwestern Building and Loan As
ISOLATION Of New Orleans, La, was or
g%anizcd in T~hibodaux.
The stock is placed ut one hundred
dollars per share, one dollar per share
to be paid cash, with seventy cents per
month afterwards, which will give six
years TO pay i'll full.
The association will lean money only
to the shareholders on mortgage Of
unincumbercd real estate.
The profits of the building will be
paid to each shareholder annually.
4 member taking p shares of stock
will pay:
First payment. ......-...... % 90
Monthly dues at 20 cents each
share for II months........ 1912 80
Total cost in six years.--.S1267 80
In the mean time he can purchase a
lot and borrow the money from the
company, to build a house, at 6 per
cent interest.
1t will be zen from the above illus
tration that the member can acquire a
home on EASY monthly payments, has
been his own landlord all the time.
received the benefits of the improve
ments that he may make, at but little
if any more than the rent he pays.
The officers of the branch are:
W. II. Raglan, PRESIDENT; DR.. A. j.
Meyer, vice president: S. T. Grisa-
more, secretary and treasurer: T. A.
Badeaux, attorney. Directors: J. l..
Aueoin, j. S. T. Dezauche.
j. NJ Walsh is local agent.
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.sg.ssE,s wine o. cssp.! tsorweak yervos

The Congregation of st. Johns
Church met on Easter Monday and
elected the following wardens aud
vcstrymcn for the Ecclesiastical year
beginning on that day.
P. Lonsdale Cox, senior warden {;
s. IT. Grisamore, junior warden +.
w. Nichols, j. NJ. Howell. John j.
Slatfer, G. c. Williams, and n. w.
Whitehead, ~vcstrymen
The vestry subsequently elected
>, Il. GrisaUl0re, secretary, and F. w.
Nichols, treasurer, and Messrs +. w.
Nichols, Thomas j. Shaf1er. Joseph !.
Williams, John NJ. Howell, and =.
Lonsdale Cox, delegates to the Epis-
-cOp2l convention that will meet in
New Orleans on next Wednesday.
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Do not forget that next Wednesday
is Firemen's Parade day. The twen-
ty-tive Marshals will be mounted on
the finest horses that Lafourchc pro-
duces, and that of itself will he one of
tie great attractions of the day.
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Try BLACK.DREUChT tea for Dyspepsia.

That was Il sad disappointment that
befel the hard working, energetic peo-
pie who are sufferers by the Crevasse
st. Mary Pamela on Thursday, when
they found all their efforts to CLOSE
that breach were useless.
This calamity will injure more or
less the entire population below La
fourchc crossing, west Of Bayou La
fourclle, the entire Bayou Blue cnun-
try aud u portion of Terrebonne east
of that Bayon. Two years ago most
Of these same people were drowned
out and lost their crops. Whether
the Bayou will fall i'll time to enable
them to make any crops AT 81! time
only will tell. 1t IS Il sad position for
poor people to be found III.
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Judge Pocle's term Of office rs
Judge of the supreme court has eY-
pired. 1t is probable that Il new APP
pointment will not he made until the
end of the present term of court, now
in session in New Orleans. Judge
Poche has shown himself 10 be an
able aud conscientious officer, an,!
merits a re-appointnlent.
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Remember that next Wednesday is
Firemen's day il Tlihodaux. \ large
crowd Of visitors will be fon hand
whilst tire y%alious companies will
march through the principle streets,
arrayed in their new, nniforms.
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The Rivers.

During the week the Bayou La
fourciie, has stood at 10 feet g inches.
with the exception OF "Wednesday
night when a rise was occasioned by
partial closing of Tie St. Mary Grey
asse, followed by a fail the next morn
ing.
The upper rivers are all falling as
far down rs Memphis. The overflow
ed wafer coming ont of the Yazoo Riv-
er and Red River keep the lower Mis-
sissippi about on Il stand. Eilh per
haps Il little rise III soine1,laces. There
is nothing in view to cause u scli-
ous alarm in lower Louisiana for the
present.
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this ever happen before? It is not too
late yet for the ex-Director to proclaim
himself an aspirant fo- legislative honors
in the House.
or the men in office ct the Court House
Gentleman George-Register F'ielder--is
the politest: Surrogate O'Neil, the gen.
tlest: Sheriff Davis, the busiest; County
Clerk Mclaughlin, the shrewdest; Depu-
" Surrogate Liilis, che gruffest; Deputy
Cou1ty Clerk Fisher. the most methodi-
cal; Deputy Register BrinkerhoH. the
$ollicss, and Under Sheriff Mop hililps, the
biggest.
District Attorney Winfield said last
week Only four men have been hung
In Hudson county, and although hung
two Of them, | feel that | have failed in
my duty to God and man and that mine
has been Il life wasted. y
John Archibald, it is said. Is writing q
volume under the caption of How Get
Home" Unless his work is corroborated
by aifidayits from George Ryerson and
Carl Ruenlpler. it will be u failure, for it
is generally believed. that John has not
the fafutes5 idea of some OF his early
morning returns
Assistant Prosecutor Noonan says that
slnce the rheumatism has deserted him
he feels very lonely, a sort OF "no one 10
love. none TO careSsy feeling, and he
thinks his friends might prevail on DAILY,
the cornetfst, to serenade him several
hours each day.
II ran up on a beach and was an
chored," exclaimed Judge Hoffman when
he entered Court lnte one morning. He
had met ex-Judge Marcus Beach while
sailing toward the Court House.
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He has a winning way with the ladies
that Is posisiyeiy Irresistible.
Charlie Russell, the young man with
the dropping mustache, who has also
quite reputation as lady Killer, has
left the Hill. A certain young lady
whose first name commences with the
letter B. is the only girl that Charlie adj
mires.
An effort will be made in North Hud-
son to organize the North Hudson Press
Club. Such an organization would be an
all powerful one. and no doubt would
meet with genuine success.
The annual ball on the Hamilton Base
ball Club was held at Ruth's Turn Hall
last night, and proved a decided success.
All Of the young people in the town at
tended
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be something going on almost every
NIGHT
Detective Mickey Meehan has mads a
winner somewhere. Last week he Gre
ated q sensation abou5 the corner of
First and Washington streets by appea T.
sJoshawaya' Limerick takes a great
deal of interest in young women who are
in trouble with the police He is
particularly fond of Annie.
Bob Alberta. City Clerk, and who is
now employed in the Office of the Col
lector of Revenue, is splendid penman.
He is also away up in Royal Arcanum
circles.
Pete Quinn has again come before the
public IN an unenviable light Sore
horses lite. Oh, Peter, be good, be good.
Graham Sinclair took q turn at buying
property last week. He purchased the
building at the northwest corner OF
Washington and Fourth streets for $780,,
600.
Yes, dear reader, the young gentleman
who sits at the south window of the City
riea.
Charles K. Cannon, the well known
lawyer, was seen taking q stroll throug b
Highwood Park last Sunday.
Mr.. Moore, The present manager Of
Jacobs Theatre, is a "hustler," and the
public can rest assured that under his
able management everything will be arst
class.
A cigar dealer on Washington street has
the following unique adycrtisement:-.'As
every other dealer in the. city keeps the
best cigar for five cents, | must sell the
worst for the same money"
The police do hot take kindly to the
new manual. They say it is farce.
County CLERK Mclaughlin was in this
city on Monday night. Denny is very
popular In North Hudson
1t is almost settled beyond doubt that
Connie 1ahen will receive the Demo
cratic nomination for Councilman in the
Third ward, which is equivalent 20 an
election. Connie has worked for the sue
cess OF the party for years and is clearly
entitled TO some recognition.
There seems TO be u strange fatality at
tached TO this city in the number of sui.
cides. The police say that the average
number of suicides is one every two
months. / am inclined TO believe that
this is slight exaggeration, although
the frequency of suicides is indeed re-
marRable.
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GREENvILLE Works..

Y A number OF young ladies who are
fond of social anlusements will hold q
meeting next Monday evening at the
residence OF Miss Lizzie Marsh, ON
ing themselves into a social society.
Mr. James \. Carleton, a lover of
every kind of sport, caught @ bass weigh
ing nine pounds last week while fishing
from the old stone pier
Last week certain we'll known citizen,
living on Garfield avenue, while at q
private party took fancy to d pet
i2uana belonging to the host. The hos t
made the gentleman (who may be called
Mr.. Al present of the little animal,
and he put it in his coat pocket. The
party broke mp early the next morning,
and every one was feeling pretty jolly
Mr.. A. was especially So. and entirely
iguana. Now, the iguana is very
homely thing to look at, and especially
more SO to feel. The next morning Mr.
a. got up, dressed himself and went
down the street TO saloon to get some
thing to brace himself up. lie put his
hand in bis pocket aud pulled GU
the iguana: the feeling and the looks of
the beast were too much for his nerves,
and he imagined he had them He gave
one veil. q hop, skip and jump, and
darted down the street for dear life. The
barkeeper OF the saloon was an Irishman,
and never having seen an animal like it
before, he procured an axe and killed it
as it was climbing up the bar. Meantime
Mr.. A. had recovered from his fright
and remembering the events OF the night
before. started back TO the saloon for the
ignana. OF course 1t was dead, and Mr.
A. has sworn of taking presents from
his friends.
A good story is told by policeman be-
longing to the Danforth avenue station.
A couple of days ago he went into a
saloon on Ocean avenue and called for a
gin fizz. The bartender had bean about
one month in the country and knew moth
ing about mixed drinks Well. Pat
started and pulled every bottle and glass
out and pretended to be looking for the
fzz. The policeman getting impatient
told the bartender to hurry up. Pat
made another pretence of looking for the
drink, and coming over to the policeman,
said:--"Im sorry. sir, but he fizz man
hasn't been here this morning"