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The evening world., 1890-05-16
POINTS ON HUMAN NATURE.
How Dominic Phelps Was Instructed
to Solicit Funds.

70 oOliCiI uuuo.
In the course of u sermon on char
acter, which the Rev. DIR. Phelps preached
last Sunday. says the Buffalo Courier. he
said that he once visited certain farming
community to solicit funds for q needy
educational institution.
He was accompanied in his calls by a
shrewd old farmer who knew all the peo-
pie In the settlement. and was q keen
student of human nature.
As they approached the first house the
farmer said: II you want to get any
money out of this man you must appeal
TO him on the highest motives; that's the
only way 10 reach him"
Coming 70 the next house he said:
- Here's a man whose pride must be
touched. II you hope to get q subscrip-
tion from him tell him what his nsighbors
are giving"
As they neared tho next farm he said
" IL you want to get any money ont of
this man you must talk 10 him in his
barn, In his barn ?" cried the amAz ed
dominic; why IN his barn ?" - You
must get him out of the way of his wife"
answered the farmer. . She has such
dominion over him that he does not dare
say his soul 10 his own. So go for him ia
the barn, dear brother, go for him in the
barn"
The evening world., 1890-05-16
To-Day's Programme.

The entries and probable starters for to-
day are rs follows
First Rsoe-spe .pstsk.s for all ages, at $50
%.a sa fo @ Es;S S.sss 81 Ls. Jsso ISs;
Johnnis Z. 105 The Bourbon. l04i Little Addie,
l02; shotover. 1o2; Ksmpland. 10l. and Extra
Second Race = Handicap Sweepstakes, at $40
Judge Morrow. 1l2; Grimaldi 10; Belvood. lOS
b1isS. s5sss i4s tnI%s, tsIyS 1921 Tramp e' Kings
Third Rsoe.-The Myrtle Stakes for threelyeay.
selling allowances; mile and q sixteenth,
4. Bsimout,s b, m. Belinda. 3. by KiuHasher. :
O. b. Morris's b. G.. Tanner, 4, by Long Tsw 10
Cotton Co. q Er b. Gray Dawn, D. By Billet. 10
" & Dt S'Rsyrs ,, kaSfs:Ss, ~ sSs, ios tx
B. McCisllAnd's b. 9. Lord Peyton. $, by Leona-
BsSsi1;cf s;.b:: b. q Ec;icn,.' /. by Ion:i:l ioi
O. Fcib::s ci c. Guy Gisy BY iiniiad:i.. 81
Excelsior Stables b. m. Golden Heel. 8. By -
HsPsVs1 s,asi:; si. 4 Vivid. I. b; Kin. ii: "o
B:ssfsycE si;Si.: :. n GiIy stockton. B. 20
DTSs: Tss:;,S i; :.:S i, 81
Ave furlouKs Sequence Colt. Is Bsst Boy. lQs
WSSo11entser. We 100 Tourist, lo3 PAroiina' lOO'
Filth Race - Esitsr- &eiaht Handicap Sweep
dong i2g Ssss. lRaS esa GH;
ass%SssS:,s iIs SSSS:s ilt s'f'Es' iis Garrison liz
siIth R.Os. Sweepstakes at $40 each. for three
and 1i8B iS8Bs.s o: a E.s HOS % .sssa
Is s,r5i.. sS. % and o.nssa. % 50 Is. ~ ''''
The evening world., 1890-05-16
ROUGH ON AMERICANS.
How q Belgium Cigar Dealer Sizes
Up Our Countrymen.

How a Belgium Cigar Dealer Sizes
Up Our Countrymen.
A good story is told of distinguished
Atlanta educator who made a tour Of Eu.
rope last Summer, says the Atlanta Consti-
tuition. In Belgium lie walked into 4 shop
and called for a cigar. Several were
thrown on the counter.
"How much are they worth ?" he
asked.
Three for a quarter" answered the
shopkeeper, glibly.
why. you must take me for an Amer
icanr"
"Of course do"
How came you to guess my nation
ality so easily Z"
because when an Englishman comes
in here he asks for cigar, pays for it
without asking ANY questions, and walks
out.
"Well9"
"Well. when one Of you Americans
comes in here. you walk mp 10 the counter
and cali Tor cigar just as II you owned
the whole id earth"
The American threw down a quarter,
picked up the cigars aud walked out with
out word.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
HOW MUCH DO YOU WEIGHT
The Proper Weight for Age as Laid
Down by Authorities.

Down by Authorities.
A child in the fourth year should be
feet high, and weigh more than 2s
pounds in the sixth year, 81 feet high.
and weigh AZ pounds; in the eighth year.
feet high and sc pounds in weight; at
twelve years old, feet in height and 10
pounds IN weight Is a fair average, says
Chatter.
At the term OF adolescence 2s pounds
should be added for 8 or 4 inches Of
height; ll2 pounds for feet inches;
l26 pounds for feet g; 40 pounds for s
feet 10; I54 pounds for feet II, and I6s
pounds for 6 feet OF height Is good
weight.
Growth is very irregular in children
and young people generally; perhaps two
inches may be gained in two months. and
for the next ten months not another inch.
even up to the age OF ten or twelve years.
While growth is Thus rapid fatigue Is
readily reduced; during the pause weight
is gained and work or training can go ON
again.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
ssOHOHIsH. ssOaOMs1 ooV.TT. vt,

baoaoAIsH. bAoaohl6n UogAII W To-
bspt. 20. 1857.
AESsRs. FLEuSo BAos.
GEsTLi EEz; Dr. O. AcLAEE's CELEBRATED
LTvEA Pills and regular plAss 10 M prastlsS.
and rsoommend them 90 All occasions. Thsy a-s
ushEallsd fer LiEsr Complaint sBd general dsbll-
ity, Lad largely sOld N this region. A better
remedy cannot be ioand. w.. N ToWHDRoS.
Cure siok hsadAehs. bilioasESss. liver eOm1lsiBt
dyspepsia heartburn. Indigestion. mGlAFiA pimDlss
% fsss And body, impure blood As.. b. RsinE Fos-
q arly DR.. @. AcLAkE,s CELEsRATED EIVEl
siLLh RSsgSsss Sag p flI.ai1f pres PiitssuEE.
Iaaiss epou ksslns the ssalins DF. u, AcLABEs
LITga PttLs. prepared ~ tlsaiiss BFosL. Pstls
blra. Pa. ~ ln4fkel helaa fall 81 hnitsfio1a %
tie uallag AcI Az. ceqnlarllits - Ilats - -.
Le4la. ~. Aaaazs = tA4E-
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Pool Selling at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May le.-Pools were
sold at the Turf Exchange last night on the
races at Grayesend. as follows:
First Race. -KsmplAnd. $40; L,ttle Jake. $50
shotoyss. sl2; Tbs Bourbon and Royal Garter.
second RAes.-JIdEs Morrow, s5O; Bsllwood.
420; Grimaldi. Elsvs. KinEsbridss and Brussels.
Third Race. Lord Psyton, sas Gay stockton,
and RAymond, S16 each Tanner. 440i Held, S46.
Fourth Raos.-best Boy and sequence coli, Is
each; Tourist and Woodcuttsr, each field, $40:
zach stIyks. Garrison and DalsyriAn. slo each {;
field. Sl2
Morse, az held. $40,
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Humor by the Foot.
Ihoss JslsGl

81 have noticed" remarked Dollsy.
that the women who have the smallest
feet also possess the most Gente sense OF
humoT."
wonder why - replied Miss Amy. eoyly
pushing her foot forward = tribe.
Because bTevity Is the sole OF wit.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
From other Morning Papers.

From Other Morning Papers.
First Race--Royal Garter. /; Kempland,
q; Shotover, ..
Second Nace-JudRe Morrow. 4; Eleve. q;
Belwood, 3.
Third 1tace-Raymond g., 1; Gray Dawn,
2; Golden Heel. ).
Fourth Race-Seauence colt, /; Best Boy.
2; Tourist. 3.
Fifth Race-Prince Howard, L; Stryke, q;
Homeopathy. ..
Morse. ..
The evening world., 1890-05-16
RACING POINTERS.
Opinions Of the Tipsters az TO the
winners at Gravesend.

The following are the horses that different
tippters think should win on their merits:
Referee, in the Sporting World, make,
these selections
First Race-RoyRl Garter. Shotover.
Second Rsce--Judge Morrow, Belwood.
MYRTLE STAKES.
Gray Dawn, Golden Reel, Belinda
Fourth Race-Dest Boy Tourist,
Fifth Race-DAlsyrian, Prince Howard.
Sixth, ,Race-Sam Morse, Lisimony,
The evening world., 1890-05-16
To Suit All Customers.
lEroIa Jadgs.

Female Agent-I am taking orders for
cheerful notices for the home. madam.
Woman lshArplyl-I don't want none OF
your cheerful notices.
Female Agent-Then perhaps you would
like To look at some Of my choice gloomy
notices. have some Of the most depTess-
ing aud melancholy designs ever shosn.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Everything Intoxicates There.

Mrs. CumSo-Here's AL account OF youth
IN Kansas who Was seized with all ths symp-
toms OF intoncAtion alter eating Bologna
sausage.
Mr.. 'Cnmso-That's nothing. Kansas is =
prohibition state.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
RThe now Electoral Reform bill in
THE wOkLD Tomorrow.
Al the Geography Examination.

lFrnR Js r0dro,l
Professor-Describe the route you would
have to follow to get to the Martinique
Islands,
Candidate-I first proceed to Marseilles-
ps-Well. and thon1
C.-Then 10 Om board n steamer and
leave the rest to tho captain, who knows tho
way much better than do.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
HUGH DUCHESNE'S SECRET,
A Story of Lost LoUe, Pride and Ultimate
Happiness.


e.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

First Race-Kempl pland. 1: Little Jake, 2.
Second Race-JudRe Morrow, 1; Kings
bridge, 2.
Third Race-Beliuda, L; Golden Reel, 2.
Fourth Race-Seauence colt, l; Tourist. 9.
Fifth Race-Prince Howard, 1; Rancocas,
2.
Sixth Race-Exile, 1; Kasson, 2.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Delay OF the Males.

ttfoA hhHAsBs HssAW''l
shrill Feminine Voice-whAt Is the cause
OF the delay OF the mails. Mr.. Stamps?
Postmaster (abssntlyl-Your age. I sup
pose. same as usual, Miss SophTonIA.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

Read the new Ballot Reform
bill the City and County Registra-
tion law and the Corrupt Prac-
tices act. They will appear in
THE WORLD tomorrow.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

First Race-Kemplaud, /; Shotover. .,
2.
Third Race--Lord Peyton. /. Gray Dawn.
Fourth Race--seouence colt, BEST Boy, 2,
Fifth hace-Syrncuse, Prince Howard, .,
Sixth Race-Exile, 1: Lisimony. ,.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Strictly Business.

Strictly Business.
lFTom ne Ledger
young man pointed to rich and hand-
some lady, aud said TO his friend:
Hasn't she a comely hguIe7"
'Nes; an incomely figure, WAS the reply.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

And a Poem. Too.
lFroR me
"It sure and tangible sign Of Spring. /"
What is -
- Book Beer Sold Here"
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Heavily Handicapped.

Always pay cash as you go. That's my
principle, said SesdIe.
Humph That accounts for your slow
meas, presume, remarked his friend.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

Is Crsmatio q Succsss3
Iron RaSksL
Rev. sAddhe-Anl did they have your dear
departed father cremAted7
No; they concluded TO inter him raw.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

]. B. Loughran, ex-msyos Of North
Des Moinss, lows, said recently; ~
have Just recovered from severe attack
Of Ia grippe. I used Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy, and applied Chamber
lsin's Pain Balm 70 my breast. These
remedies were just the thing in my case.
My child had Group some years ago, and
We used ChamberIain's Cough remedy
with perfect success, since then we have
never been without these medicines In
our house. bad cousin who was .
printer and was employed in . Job Office
In this city where they were printing cir
culars for Chamberlain, He bad ! deep
seated cold and terrible cough, and
while setting up the copy be made mp bis
mind to buy bottle. II cured bis cough
and that was the iirst time ! ever knew
anything Of Chamberlain remedies. l
have been strongly in their favor, ever
since. My own experience and that OF
my family convinces me that these rem
edies are the best In the world. That
may be strong language, bat i 10 what ]
think" For sals by II. H. WstkthA
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

LETTERS from residents Of Mineral Park
state that the Indians residing in that
ncighborhood are obtaining liquor IRON
some source, and that Poor Lo ID often
drunk and disorderly. The selling or
giving Of whisky to Indians is an odsnse
against both the Territorial and Federal
statutes, and the parties who furnish
whisky to them are bound to Be in the
tolls Of the law sooner or later, and, when
caught, they arc made 70 suffer the fullest
penalty Of the Law.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

TEE Governor has the appointment Of
two delegates to the Worlds Fair-one
delegate from each party. Nearly every
prominent politician Of both parties want
the appointment, and the Governors
position during the week has been a try
ing one. The appointment must b made
by the 18th instant. The position is said
10 be paying one, and the Governor
viii appoint good men for the position.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The result Of the recent election in
Tombstone, in which the move to disin-
corporate was defeated, has caused con-
siderable tronble. The mayor and two
counciimen resigned, leaving the town
council without quorum, and causing .
complete standstill 10 city affairs. Gov
ernor woIfey was appealed to, and ap.
pointed officials to eli the Offices. The
recent suicide Of D. A. Gage In said to
have been caused by the result Of the
election,
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The San Francisco Chronicle gives .
detailed account Of conspiracy tn seize
Lower California and found an independ-
emit republic. Several prominent and
wealthy Southern Cslifornians are men.
toned as being leaders Of the movement
II b probable that the movement exists
only in the fertile brain Of the reporter.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The press reports say thst Fort Mohsvs
viii shortly be abandoned and the old
buildings at the fort used for Indian
schools, which will be shortly established.
Tho school will, no doubt, be Of great
benefit to the Piute, Mohave and WsIla-
pal tribes. Besides the ordinary branches
taught, instruction in housework and
farming will be given. The removal Of
the fort is causing considerable feeling Of
alarm among the settlers along the river
and at the Needles, who fear that, with
the military away, the Indians will be-
come impudent and uncomfortable.
However, these tribes have lived at peace
for years past. and there is now no appar-
emit danger OF trouble with them; and
should any trouble arise, troops can be
brought to the scene by rail as soon -
they could arrive from the fort. The TO
uovai Of the troops will be blow to the
BUSINESS interests Of the west end Of the
county. but 1t 10 probable that the estab-
fishing Of the fndisn school will be IN
Offset against the removal On this score.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

GovEssoR WoLTLEY has appointed Geo.
N. Goats trepublican) OF Phoenix and
william Zeckendorf tdemocrat) Of Tucson
commissioner from Arisoua 70 the
Worlds Fair. Both are leading business
men. The alterustes have not been sp.
v,nisxanlFvak-
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The Arizona Republican, . morning
o aper issued every day in the year, made
it, appearance at Phoenix on the 10Th
inst. II receives full Associated Press
dispatches, and is backed by company
with $25, 900 capital. The MnER has not
yet received q copy Of the new daily.
We hope that the daily will not boycott
the little country weeklies.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The average citizen Of Phoenix likes .
good fat Office. and when such plum u
about to drop grand rush ID mads TO
catch il. That place furnishes thirty
nine candidates for appointment on the
worlds fair commission.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

SnxAron HoAR has introduced joint
resolution proposing an amendment 10
the Constitution providing that neither
the United States nor any other State
shall pass any law suthsrising the sstab-
lishment or maintenance Of any lottery or
distribution Of Of prizes by chance.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

A FEW months ago the newspapers OF
the Territory that advocated statehood
numbered about four. The latest add
ton to the ranks Of the advocates OF
statehood Is the Solomonville Bulletin.
80 rapidly Is the feeling growing in favor
Of self government that every newspaper
in the territory, will ere long. be working
earnestly in favor Of statehood.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The offer Of the lottery swindles Of .
million dollars year 10 renew IL charter
appears to be liberal one for the State
Of louisiana; bat - the lottery makes
twelve millions . year. the proposition IL
far fanna a generous one,
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24
1EaszrssIAG rrEsss.

". Aeyex 1uAscA ma - rEank 6oNsE
are In the east.
George Christ has bss7 appointed col
hector Of customs Of Arizona.
Ex-Chief Justice Jas. H. Wright will
open . law ofice In Prescott.
The Arizona Sandstone quarry at Flag
stad are nov shipping from Ave TO six car
loads Of stone daily.
The next session Of the Snprsms Court
Il Arisons win b. held In Prescott, b.
ginning on the first Monday in Juno.
Ssamen's jewslry stors q Tombstone
was bursalasised one night last week. A
number Of watches and . large quantity
Of gold jswslsy, was taken. No clus 70
the thief.
II 10 said that H. W. Blaisdell, will
build Q reservoir twelve let deep and
covering twelve hundred and eighty acres
for storing vassr Tor the Araby canal IN
Yuma county.
Ban n. Cr.v{ord. ex-shsyi6 Of Graham
county, indicted lsa Fan on tne cna!se
q st'empsins 70 oosssucs tns pFosecus'o0
O !ne paFaes enafsec s'n 'ne "nam
foooeEy' w. tssed y Iucson 'ass WesA
aod scqo'tseo.
II. ?. ysssiass, whils taking his usual
evening walk on let Saturday night, u
Flagstaff. wss met BY Raphael Lsbato,
. Mexican, who took shot at Jennings
Tor fun. The shot took elect In Jen-
mnss ss nss'ng . severe Ves e0s csn.
gefous vsund. 1ne Ae0csn W. ns'o
iof we ssaod jury.
II has besn suggested that the conduc-
tors on the Sonora road b pro divided with
scarlet "see-strinss," instead Of blue uni
forms. Now that the CONDUCTOR have been
provided with gorgeous uniforms, the
railroad company should put some en-
gines On the road that can pull an.empty
baby carriage and make some sort OF
,,chsdula t;ms-Noc.les Herald
Inc new maps On Oocnise county ~
hved soday nom lineage. iney AD
SIMPLY perfect ana represent every c'oeS'
Cross fosa' fancn ana mountain 10 sne
county. man WIN ono Oh 'nese MAPS
lor gnioe cannos 70 assFay' On ioot On
noleeosck. Inc county mas sec.led oVo
q mem. JUL ING ms'noo W "n@" '"s
w'n % o'stloused nss NOS ye' oen ue'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

I In writing 10 the Tombstone Prospec.
tor on the subject Of the constitutionslity
Of the law passed by the Legislature,
which compels the foreign born citizens
to produce his final papers before he can
become . registered voter. Chss. g.
Johnston q prominent attorney Of that
place says:
Hearing 30 much said Of the uncon-
stitutionaliiy Of the above amendment
let me say that any person doubling the
right OF the Territorial Legislature TO en-
act such an amendment, is simply alto
gether wrong in bis Judgment. First
Because II is an act OF simple justice "a
the native and naturalized American
voter. Second-B Because il Is right; and
third, because the old law, a. II stood he.
fore the amendment, il entirely IN
American.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

~~sS~~RS~%S~~~ - . - A>@"s~'
WAsHworcs, may y, 1890.
Political interest 10 Washinssoa today
u csnsered upon the Republican National
COMMITTEES which % In session here.
The session 70 secret and al sorts q Tu'
inors are going around about : bik whit
In the committee asainst tho domination
Of Quay, CiaSksou ana oshef bossss. Inc
only thing certain upto this writing y that
Quay will not retire from tho bead Of The
COMMITTEES, - had besn % persistsnsiy
reported. II y expected that the conn
mittes will have something 70 ny 70 ~
party about lsEis'aslco, particularly upon
penaioos and the Federal election bills
nov belose both House and ssnaas.
MI Harrison attended dinner gwen
oy Sensios sherman saturday night 10
honor q she Senators axsy-sevsnsh
o'tnday. fh'oay nisns : pig reospdoo
was neld o tne 1enssoss residence 70
celeosato Ten. W. !. S0eFmsns seven
t'ssn oirsnday.
I'sn' nov osys = Ann ceo.S " sns
-. -.-h. h...;,- .;.s = !.
ne msnoss' sse nes's'y ufed O u.
ineFe V one co0so.aa'oo' ne oss ~
80 ~. -
49,. - . - ..,..;...... ss.r. 4.
- - !. ~ -. -. Sss.. -.
-. - 80 n. go -, -
-. !. -. ho.he =. -. 49, 80 !.
',,...s
- - =.
.::.. IN. 90. a..;.. =.
- 80 ~. !. :. -. ~,
s..r....
49,. s s 49, 1890. =. 80
-" - ' $500 =. -
- 49, 80 ~"
-
-. - WI -. s 49,.
49, 80 - -
bin TO supu,y the. officers and men Of the
armv With nursing bottles. infant food,
cstnip tea and such things. An smonh-
meut 10 the pepsioo hill. which wss also
.dopted vsa tbs came Al an extremelv
.crimon;ous d1,bats II incpes.ed the
number al usneioo assnts in the United
Stats from eighteen 10 twenty. and
Senator shermsn Was CHARGED with hay.
ipg entered into = bargain 10 net the
A. A. -
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

THE speech N. o. Murphy before the
Committes on Territories. 10 . good Ar
Rument IA favor Of statehood.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

WE rise to ask Brother Chatham II he
knowe anything about tie Arizona Press
Association.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

TIE Mckinley tariff bill has passed the
House on q strictly party vote.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24
June q, 1890,
AT zAcArDcAs. MEXICO,
and continusd nouthly thereafter.
G 1si1a, $4,000.
1oo, 80 TieIets IT SO - Halves,
eG.oos Tesths. 9I.Oos AassP.
lean Currency.
LIST OF PRIZES.

CLUE Rates . TselsNss sssese.
Special Rat6 Arranged yhi Ieslh
AGENTS. WANTED !, 70: ever, ..z
city in the United States and British America
The payment Of Prises 10 guaruuteed By .
specta! deposit Of I've hundred shousand dol.
lars fsdo0, 900. with the state Government, and
approved By Jesus Arechiga, 0overpof.
Drewings under the pefsonal supcrv fston OF
Lie. Herminio AYteag6. who 10 appointod BY
the Government ~ Inteyveptor.
= Csarirr thai with the Bssss Treasurer Ill
necessary guarantees are deposited, assuring
full payment OF all prizes Of tits drawing.
HsAMinio AnTEAsA. lntsrven1a-"
IMPORTANT. III
Remittancss mnst be either New York DYsfs,
Express or Registered Letter, American money
Collections can be made BY Express Compsniss
or Banks. Tickets sent direct 70 management
will b paid b. drafts on New York, Montreal.
y. Paui. Chicago. San trsnctsco or City OF
Mexico. For further information sddress
JUAN p1EDAD,
ApaTtAdo ~. Zaess4eas, NDexBeo.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

The silver bill Is being given = rest BY
Congress this week.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

Filed for record, At tbs request Of Frank
Welsh, Nay 18th, 1870, Ut Is minutes past
o'clock, I'm. /, in Book LOT Inoorpon t,ons,
pages -, Records Of Mohsvs County,
Arizona Territory.
Ed 0oDnAN,
County Recorder,
BY O. II. FunnoH, Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24
TxkarTosr o. AsIsonA, |
CoCHY OF. MoBAyu.

CouhTy OF MoHAvs.
lie. ]. Goldman, County Recorder 10 and
for Nohavs County. Territory Of Arizona,
do hereby certify that the above 10 fuli,
Giles of In sorporsti0n Of the 20. X. Niaing
and Milling Company together with the
Endorsement Of fiipR thereon, nov on file
in my once Tor record.
In witnsss whereof. have heseunto not
my hand and Afixsd my efaoial
ss1A'' ssal, this 18th day Of Nay, A. D.
1850.
e. J. GoDnAN,
County Rsesfdsr.
BY O. u. Fu1srss, Dspsty. 9e.te
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24
6fATE or Mnsounl, l.
CouNrY or JAcKson,
n. WfLE1AN j. C1fxTDOW,
Notary Public. Jsokson County. Missour


Before me, r. J. Goldman, RsoofdAe of
said County. this day personally appeared
Frank Welsh. known 70 me 10 be tbs per.
sou whose name u aubscribsd 10 the fore.
.oiug instrument, snd acknowledged 10 ms
that be executed the same for the .urposs
and oonsidesatioa thsps oppressed.
Givan under my hand and ssal Of once,
tsEAL.) this ll:h day Of April, A. D. 1880.
z: J. GoDMAx,
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-24

mada ~ l.. Bryson TO Carbonate, kan-
-. The larger portion Of them were
purchased from L. Bauer. Of Tombstone,
Charles Lndeman, Of the Whitewater
and Rockfellow 4 Sesvoss and B. G.
Gum also having some in the lot, The
other shipment-647 head-was made by
L. H. Jones to Mcpherson, Kansas
These lsster wefs purchased from the
Chiaicahus Cattle Company, and came
from their steer range In Graham county.
They were splendid lot Of steers, and
aves1sed' l0l7 pounds In weights high
average for this time Of year. We I'M
derstand r. l211 net was paid for these
steers, which would be re Is per head.
This IL the best sale We have heard Of this
yeas. -Stockman.
BY recent order Of Hon. T. J. Nor
gan, Commissioners Of Indian affais,
Apsches have been forbidden to leave
the reservation for the purposeo Of hunting
game, in violation Of the Territorial laws.
Under these instructions Captain Bulls,
at San Carlos, hss been directed 10 Issue
no more passes TO poor Lo. A more
righteous order never was given. and
Commissioner Morgan is entitled to the
thanks Of oil Arizonisns. For years the
Indians have been privileged to leave the
reservation at will, under the excuse Of
hunting game, which they not only de-
stroyed in violstion Of the Federal statu-
tes, but also killed cattle and stole horses
Of settlers ct their own sweet will. Here
tolose, - said, the reservation Indians
have been allowed to prowl the country
over, but thanks TO Commissioner Nor
gan, . halt has been called In this direc-
tion.-Tucsoa Citissn.