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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-11

w. T. Steele,
A. p. Adams,
H. G. Howard,
J. O. Adams,
Bennett Smith,
S. r. Burnett,
N. Sherman,
Howard Williams,
w. A. Robinson,
Chas. Morgan,
B. W. Smith,
Thos. Green,
S. A, Mcfarland,
E. P. Wade,
J. K. Hilyard,
T. H. Lyles,
Henry Vaughn,
Chas. Staunton,
Chas. Watkins,
Thos. Hickman,
Oliver Allen, ~
Chas. Shepherd,
Sam'l Washington,
Geo. James,
w. W. Mccoy,
R. E. Anderson,
J. w. Luca,
Andrew Jackson,
G. A. Mason,
Geo. Mink,
P. Conway,
F. D. Parker,
J. II. Cook.
e. M Monroe
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-11

The :Afro-Annerican Republican Club.
In accondance with the announce.
ment the Afro-American citizens Of st.
Paul met in the County Committee
rooms in the Endicot Building with H.
G. Howard III the chair. The minutes
OF the previous meetings were read, cor
rected, and approved. The committee
on Constitution and By Laws, through
It's chairtnan F. L. McGhee, made the
following report:
The name of this Organization shall be
the Afro-American Republican Club Of
St. Paul.
Any Afro-American citizen of st. Paul
may become q member of the club by
signing the constitution.
The objectr Of this organization are to
forward the interests and diffuse the
principals Of Republicanism.
Roberts Rules of Order shall be au-
thority for the government Of the or
ganization.
The officers Of the organization shall
be: President, three vice presid ents,
secretary, assistant secretary, treasurer.
and an executive committee of five.
The president and secretary shall be ex-
of6cio members of the executive COM
m1ttee. They shall hold their offices
for six months and until their success
sors al cleo: ed and qualified.
The report of the committee was re-
ceived and adopted. -
The COMMITTEES reported for perma-
nent officers: President, Henry C.
Howard; list vice president, J. K. Hill
yard; End vice president. J. B. johnson;
Sd vice president. I. L. Hicks; secretary,
D. E. Beasley; assistant secretary, J. w.
Smith; treasurer, s. G. Tabor. g..
The report of the committee was re-
ceived and adopted.
A recess of ten minutes was taken to
allow those present to sign the constitu-
ton and the following came forward and
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-11

stBneu:
J. W. Milton,
J. W..Smith,
D. E. Beasley,
T. B. jackson,
Jesse, Henry,
Wade Hampton,
N. Gillard,
Daniel Roy,
| Geo. Harrison,
G. E. James,
II. .sStarks,
R. Al eferson,
D. Williams,
w. A. Buckner,
T. c. Dyson,
w. Y.Howard,
w. S., Mo@tt,
Clarence Young,
| Geo. Benton,
A Peters,
A. Cotton, 49,.
| S. q. Tabor,
John Dowd, "
| Owen Davis,
D. Mason,
I. L. Hicks,
O. D. Howard,
John Burgett,
| A. Tucker,
J. F. .Coquire,
F. L. McGhee,
J. II. jackson,
W. III. Parker,
| w. II. Dover,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-10-11

Such a place has long been needed.
All of the advantages of q first csass lodg-
ing house can be bad with Mrs. stapp.
Call to see her.
Oscar Ware at No. .252 4th avenue
opened up his beautiful new dinnine
parlor last week and is expecting to. do
q large business, we hope our people
may call and see him. Let.us encourage
every one of our people who goes into
any kind of business. u,
Rev. J. w. Dunjee read q most inter-
esting paper before the Twin City Bap-
fist ministers conference at the First
Baptist church last Monday. The paper
was listened to with marked attention
by all present. It will be published
next week in THE APPEAL.
Mr.. John Sterrett, one of the most
true and tried leaders of our people in
this city, is doing everything he can to
marshall our forces for the coming cleo
ton. He is safe man to follow and
we hope every one will give him bis
support and help during this struggle.
Mrs. M. Hunton hassmoved to No. l16
Washington avenue n, where she has
opened q fine house newly furnished
from bottom to- top. She Intends to- run
one Of the best houses to be found in the
Northwest. We hope all of her old
friends will help her build up the new
house.
Mr.. ". J. johnson 500 18th street s..
keeps one. Of the most cleanly places for
thesacoommodation,of.the public to. be
found in the. country; and, he deserves
the patronage Of the whole community.
You cannot get ashetter.25 cent dinner
anywhere them you can get there, served
in the, best style. &
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Revise the Laws.

It ID dawning on the minds Of some Of
our citizens that the criminal division Of
Arizona's Bronco Kode" Of laws was
made to conform to the interest Of the
criminal class and ~ II now stands il u
almost impossible TO convict . criminal
who has coin or influence. An effort was
made TO rsctifv one Of the most glaring
defect in the 'kode" by increasing the
number Of the grand jury BY the last
legislature, but the governor vetoed the
the bill, tho same - the ono providing
for the prison Investigation. There may
be very close relationship. between these
two vetoes. One thing il certain. the
laws Of Arizona must be revised, and they
must be revised in the interest Of the
people and Of the law abiding class and
not made to shield the criminal and to
make regulations for third rate lawyers
at the expense of the tax payers and law
abiding citizens Of the Territory. There
is black page connected with the doc
toriny Of the "kode" Of Arizona which
has not yet been made public.-Tucson
Sfar
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Dsss E1psyis.ss s,e..ss

II does, in svsry line of buhnsm, and -
pscially u eompoanding and preparing
medicines. This is illustrated ia tho great
superiority OF Hoods 6AnHparillA over
other preparations, a. shown by tho re-
markable cures II has accomplished.
Ths bead Of ths hrm of O. i. Hood 4 Co.
IL thoroughly competent aald experienced
pharmacist, having devoted his whole life
to the study and actual preparation Of
medicines. He 10 slso . rnsmbsr Of the
Massachusetts, and American Phsrmacsut.
ioai Associations, and continues astiysly
devoted 70 supsrvisine ths preparation Of
and managing ~ b nsinso scnnsatsd With
Hoods SassspariilA.
Hsnes ths Superiority and pssaliar mss.
II Of Hoods 6sfMpArilA = built upon ths
most Substantial Foundation. II its pvs.
psration there d rsprsssntsd al The knovI.
d9s vhiah m0dsm research in me iisai
science has developed. combined With long
sxpsrisnes, brain-vork anA experiment. II
II only necessary 70 givs this medicine a
fair trial - realize its assat curative value.
Tho clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Co
chiss county received t4,t00 in Ices dur
ing the past year.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

Among the incidents h childhood that
stand outin bold relief, as our memory
reverts to the days when we were young,
none are more prominent than severe
sickness. The young mother vividly re-
members that it was Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy cured her Of Group, and
in turn administers it TO her own off.
spring and always with the best success.
For sale by II. III. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
SPECIAL rEArUREs.

BY terms Of contract the Company must deposit
the sum Of al prizes Included In the scheme before
selling single ticket, ard receive the following Of
lciEl permit:
GERTIFTCA TE--Yhcrety certify haf0s Losdon
Bank Of Mexico and Sofah AuNrfcd hds On EecfG
eeposit ne nscessnry finss 20 guarantee the p1yne
on an Drfzes drucn bu lhe Loesrid de Ia Be<tcencto
hlblica. z. RODRlG UES RIVIERA. Anferrenor.
Further, the COMPANY is required 10 Distribute
tysix pef cent Of the va1ue Of all the tickets IN
pfizes-a larger proportion than Is gwen py any
other Lottery.
All drawings under the personal supervision and
MANAGEMENT Cf DIR. RAMON HoDKfGUEx hiSEEA,
lntervenor appointed BY the Government.
List of Prizes will be sent imrnediately amer the
drawing to I'll correspondents, or ON sppiicasaon.
Prizes msy be deposited for collection Win any
by mail treg1stered 70 TITS omce).
SFor FUN payticulss address y. DoDeeet5s Apee.
udo ~, CITY q Mexicu, 1eSies -
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
The E..,p.t ara eAs ss.s..

Rev. p. n. Shrout. Pastor UAitsd Broth
rem Church. Blue Mound, Kan., says; Il
fesl 1t my duty 10 tell what won dsss Dr.
Kings Esv Discovery has done for mo
Ny lungs we're badly diseased, and my par
isbionsrs thought could live only fsx
vseks. took Ave bottles Of DR.. King''
New Discovery, and am sound and we'll
gaining 20 pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writss: AFTER thor.
oseh trial snd convincing evidences, am
oonAdsnt that DR.. Kings Now Discovery
for Consumption. beats 'sm all. and cures
whom everything else fails. The greatest
kindness ! can do my many thousand
friends 10 to urge them TO try It." Prse
trial bottles at H. H. Watkins' Drug Etors
Re sgular sizes 500 and e1.00.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

HEsx are = fsw Of the luxuries to be
found in New York markets at this sea-
soa of the year. Most Of them arc mac
cessibls except to those with pretty deep
purses. Strawberries. "A cup, Il "cup"
IL equal TO about one-third Of quartz !;
hot-house grapes, "A pound; mandarins
SO cents 10 $50 dozen; isdy-apples. so
csnts to 81 . dozen; hot-house pineapples
$50 TO 43 each.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

THE abandonment Of the military posts
in Arizona, il but the carrying ont Of .
policy long since determined on by the
Government. Il has been constantly
urged by the Generals commanding the
Army, that . greater concentration in
larger bodies was imperative in order to
instruct them in evolutions rendered
necessary by the great changes and inn
provsmsnts in firearms and tactics. The
necessity Of this measure viii be seen
fFom the fact, that there il but one place
in the United States, Camp Douglas at
Salt Lake, where there is a whole regi-
msnt together in one body. 1t has been
urged on the government that II bodies
of troops were concentrated at some CEN
trsl point, II would not only improve the
e6icisucy of the Army, but would greatly
Lessen the cost Of maintaining it. BY the
rapid extension Of railroads and tele-
psaphs to all parts Of the country, 1t
4 would be easy to transfer them to any
point where their services might be need
ID. In pursuance Of this plan nearly all
thu posts in Nevada and Idaho have been
Withdrawn, and only such retained az
were absolutely necessary to defend ex-
posed points, or over awe Mormons or
hostile Indians. Considering the inn
mense extent Of the frontier and sea
coast Of the United States, the army Is
SATISFACTORILY small. II has been contend
Cd by officers Of great experience, that II
this plan was carried out that the army
might be materially increased In num-
bess, without auemsuting tho expense.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
BacIIIen's Arnics aIsIve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rl,eum, Fever
SQag, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Colts and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

Gxz, Crook, visited Geronimo and his
band IN Alabama recently, and he tells .
pitiful tale about their sufIerings during
their confinement and makes . fearful
ples for their liberation. Now II Gen.
Crook will use his influence with the war
department to have these blood Thirsty
Apaches returned to- Arizona, the people
who suffered from their depredations for
years will see that they are put where
they win mot need sympathy, and they
will ever remain good Indians. Such
friends as the Apache Indians do not
merit human symathy and II is TO be re-
srsttsd that Gen. Crook places himseh
IN such position.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

TEE grand jury Of Cochiss county make
ths following report on the paying Of q
district judge by the board Of supervisors
d that county: The grand jury find that
los time and until recently the Judge ol
this judicial district has been receiving
from the board Of supervisors Of this
county tl25 every three months, or $500
pr year. II ID the opinion Of this grand
jury, that this money was paid over to
said judge without warrant Of law, there
iose illegally and this grand jury recon-
nsnd that proceedings be instituted TO
sseover this money % paid out.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

A GLoBE telegram Of the l4th inst.
says; Tho heaviest snowstorm Of many
ysazs u prevailing in this section d Arr
sous, extending over hundreds Of miles
of territory. The upper Gila valley 10
covered with snow, something very un-
usual. Tho roads are impossible, and
the Gila river is unfortiabls, necessitating
the stoppage Of freight teams between
this point and the railroad and the clos
ing down Of the smelter for want of coke.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

THE physicians Of Paris made the state
msnt that in that city persons addicted
70 The iree use Of alcoholic liquors escaped
The indusnza epidemic, while those who
'lesd temperate habits were the worst
su6ersrs. The physicians advised the
use Of warm alcoholic drinks. With the
result that 100 persons were arrested
within three days for being drunk, d
thsss LOO claimed that they were simply
following the treatment prescribed for
The 10 grippe"
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

THE new state Of Montana ID out Of
debt and has 10000 in her treasury.
The revenue for this yesi, win leave
handsome balance in the treasury altar
the expersesare paid.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

The great money king Russsll Sage
says there il no danger Of . panic this
ysar, and says that when money i ra-
thsr tight it is good sigp generally, q
il shows that I'll available capital is en-
ployed and business ID good.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

Snow il thirty inches deep on the level
1t Flagstaff and vicinity and the ther-
mometer touched "a degrees below zero
this week. At Belmont the mercury
sunk to IS below zero.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18


An electric stair-climber has been On
exhibition Ia Paris. II is Q sort Of simpli-
Asd elevator for use in private houses,
and may be attached to the bannistsrs Of
IN ordinary staircase. It consists Of .
small platform, moving on two parallel
iron rods, and an electric motor. Only
one psrson at time can ride on the
platform. When this convenient little
elevator comes into general use, II will
NO longer be necessary for husbands and
sons returning home at unreasonable
hours 10 remove their shoes and creep In
isar and trembling up the creaking stairs.
They win step upon the electric stair.
climber and be borns quickly and silent
y from floor to floor until they reach
thsir rooms.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

A CYCLONE struck the southwestern
portion Of 81. Louis on the 18th inst.
Three lives were lost and property dam
aeod to the extent OF $1,000
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
IIsr or YnIzxs.
Aprrsximatiea frises.

ApPfeHtmhsion fTises'
IN Prices Of eso spuroximat'n TO 0oo1oo Prize, MOO
10 Prizes of 6o spproxln,sa'n 70 3eoD Prs. IS0
i50 Prizes Of %. sppgoximat'n 70 1000 PTa1e, SU
10 Terminals Of a. decided BY. soPoo Frise, 49,
2zs el7s{Tco el{ q
United etstes Currency.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Epss,il.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health. marks an
epoch in the life of tbs individual. Such .
remarkable event Il treasured in the msm-
ory Of ths xgsncy whereby the good hsalth
has bssn attained ID gratefully blessed.
Hence II ID that % much ID heard in praise
Of Electric Bittsrs. 81 misny feel they owe
their restoration 10 health, 10 the nss Of
ths Great Alternative and Tonic. II you arc
troubled with any disease Of Kidneys,
Liver OF Stomach. of ionR or abort sssnd-
Ing you viii surely Hnd rslisf BY uss Of
Electric Bittsrs. Bold at bos. and u per
bottlS st II. h. Watkins' druestors.
Delegate Smith has introduced bill In
Congress for the admission Of Arisons -
. State; also one for the reclamation Of
desert lands.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

4 The city election at Prescott resulted in
re-election ol Judge Howard, and Chief
Of Police. DodsoB.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

HKSRY NJ. STANLEY 30 1t is stated, has
his forthcoming book, nsrating his
African experience, for 500, 900.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Pescil Tablets.

The following sizes Of soft paper figur-
ing or pencil tablets, 400 sheets in tab
let), are for sale at the MINER Office at
the prices given below:
Eight 41s inch Tablets 25cts.
-Four . KS 25cts.
Three w Z 3 25cts.
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
RELIABLE SEEDS.

The famous Hovey Seed Store of Boston,
and Hovsy Nurseries Of Casnbridce. Mass.'
have bean moved 70 East Passadens, Cali.
fomts, whore tho business will be conduct
"a . The 4ayW. end FlOwer and
See3 0tsro, 9. II. HovsY, Manager, East
fas,dsna, Oaiifofnia. Bend for eomplete
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Cafarrh

~ used Hooh's Baraapasi1ja ~ ssnno,
nd secsived grsas relief ard bsns1t frsn r.
1hs catarrh was vesy disagTssab,s, ssDssla,lv
In The winter. causing constant AiseAases fFD
ny nose, ringing noises In my safs, anA pains
b ths back u ny head. n sllDst - sIsas
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Csltarrll

s1sets . permlnsut curs. Thossnnlo g
peopis tssttfy 20 ths success a noel's oassa,
pasiila ~ remedy foe estanA vhsa seA2
pespassttous had failed Hoo1's 1Assapasi1le
aiso builds up The whole systsa. an1 nakse
- lesi renewed u hssith anA slreAG1A
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
CatarrIl

~ hssd In the morning by hswking - ~
ting was painfh. Hoods ssrsapsriiia ssvs
mo relief immediateiy, whiis n tins was
entirely cured am never without aood's
Barsapasilla In ray hoass - ! think n 10 wortA
it weight In goid.v NRs. O. .. 0rxD. 10
Eighth Street. ". W.. washinsson. DC
Hood's 9arsaparlIla
so'ahy all drusEtsss. u, dx ssre. Prepared sat
Wc.L HOOD 'po., Aposhseas.ss. Lowell. nas
100 Doses One Dollar
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18
Cafarrf

e . ecnstftutiuial sn1 NJ 3 lesai NsoaGA
azd therefofe Il cannot ~ eufs1 hy issai -.
plicst1ons. II requires eonse1tuitonal NJ.
sdy like Hoods BsssapaFills, whieh. working
through the blood, sradteaass ~ impsstov
which causes end peomcees ~ liseaes, -
Mohave County miner., 1890-01-18

This popular Restaurant has been pur-
chased by Chung Sing Wo & Co. and is
the finest and most convenient eating
hous, in Kingman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-19

one was surprised to find the exhibits IN
every department In an unfinished con-
dItion. Your reporter walked through
exposition hall and it was veritaoie
workshop. Very few exhibits were COM
plate. The hammers were knocking
away ct a lively rate, and everything
was in rush to clean up.
In the left-hand corner OF the building
was John Howard, with his exhibit, just
from the San Antonio fair. 1t just ar
rived this morning, and John was work
ing away for dear life. He was almost
too busy to talk, but questions were
fred at him just the same.
nDid YOU get that $1,000 before yon
left San Antonio, John?''
"No, haven't got it yet; would nave
STAYED down there but had TO get this
stuff I'D here. soon as l get this fixed
up I'm going buck and camp
awhile. Turning to an ASSISTANT
Now 70 down and get
policy for $4,000 and have that other stun
hurried on. here. ITO the reporter)-
Oh, l expect they III pay it, but want
the money now. You see it takes heap
of money to run this kind of business.
Come around and see my outfit when 1t g
finished.
The reporter accepted the invitation
and moved on. Other counties were
busy putting on the finishing touches.
Van Zandt, Smith, Hunt, Callahan
Reeves, Donley, Hardeman, Cooke
wnbarger, Ellis and several others have
| fine exhibits.
Taylor county, the banner county of
1889, is conspicuous IN having only q
| very light EXHIBIT. Their banner Is
| prominent, however, and the numerous
| Abilene people tell the inquirers that the
| Snring Palace fire destroyed their jars and
things SO that it was impossible to
| get an exhibit up in time for the falr.
| Parker county's building is hermeticaily
| sealed. much to the surprise of the Wis
| itors who expected a fine display from
that ounty. Ellis county is making
big exhibit, and 10 in the race witt
| wichita for first premium. vienna
however. seems TO be few points aheac
in excellence ut present.
The general mercantile exhibits OF
Dallas are on q much finer scale thar
heretofore, and the manufacturers ant
machinery men are spreading IL on
great deal thicker than usual. Detaiiee
mention of all these will have to be post
poned until the exhibits are complete.
There are many O!u cards uinohS IL
attractions. The 'show for men only,
the six legged mule, the petrlhed man
and numerous other ancient shows VIII
their irou-lunged orators are on manu-
And no one is deprived of hoky-poky
| pop-corn, weinerwurst, fresh roasted
neauuts and such. There is plenty OF
i here.
Several improvements are noticed Il
the grounds, though a splendid must
hall with n seating capacity of 5000 hn
been erected southeast Of the mail
building, and 1t contains grand organ
Another enterprise is an electri
railway around the grounds. othe
miuor improvements add greatly to IN
general effect, and the impression
forced pom one that the fair is q niue
greater thing this year than 1t has eve
been before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-19
THE FORMAL OPENING.

Address Of Hon. d. r. Francis and the In
PRODUCTION by Gov Hubbard.
o'clock large assemblage gath
cred in Muse hall to witness the opening
ceremonies. After some little wait
ing, Days band marched in aud
ratified of tune to Which
the big bugs marched TO the stage. DICK
Hubbard coached Governor Frames, anu
a lot of Missouriaus armed the other vs.
itors up. These were followed by the
rity off cials and others. all OF Whom
took q seat upon the stage. 1t was then
that the reporter sized up the SITUATION
Seated on either side of Bud Common
were Hubbard and Francis. The latter
is a tall, slender, youthful lookinR
man, with pleasing face. Everybody
knows how Hubbard looks. The TWO
men presented quite contrast IN ap-
. pearance. One was ''before taxing
and the other after taking Inen there
WAS Buck Kilgore with famous 1901. ihe
c,ty council doomed up Oil right. Loel
| and Webster were sitting peaceluiIy TO-
se,her, as though they were fast lrlenus
| In fact, the whole gang looked ike io
| OF disciples who believed III Tue uoelFins
| of "peace on earth.
President Armstrong walked upon ln'
stage and winked Mt Conner, Common
nudged Hubbard, whose portiy neur'
arose to the delight of the audience. nj
got up to Introduce the orator OF th'
day. He spoke OF the greatness
Taxns and the splendor of Dallas
| and so ou, wrung in the usual eofnp'i
ment to the Indies, and wound up
twenty minutes speech by introoueih'
IN T.xns ..Governor Davis r. Francis o
Missouri, man who, though young II
years, was bold in statesmanship anu e1
acntiys ability,n who arose and ad
| dressed the audience as follows:
| THE SPEECH.
.Imperial Texasp Standing to-da'
for the first time on thy broad aud gen