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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-21

Nay al.
Sthr Kua!a for Kilauca and Ii,ualei OF
! III
Stnir kuimiloa for Nawiiwill GGd lia-
nimau'u at ~ IN
Schr Mo, Wahine for koholalele
SChr Kluikeaou for Nohala
Sch Lavina for Kauai
Schr kuwuilami Cor H. ooau
cchr sarah d Eliza for Eool0u
Tern Alisa for honn pOrtJ
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-21

TIE Mikado Company VIII r.
hcirsD in the Opera House tonight
at 80 o'clock.
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VESSELS Ehvlai Tc-MoS2lW.
Am tern Vesta, Triederberr, Tor san
Francisco
Schr Kualokni for Kauai
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ALApy's cont found in The Lsgis-
ialivc hall This noon, ia 30, ia, sta.
ton House,
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inahL g GsNERbl iiswG.

SoTnISa Of srsciol Interest IN the
Police Cuau this mgrniu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-21

Ar e O'Clock noon. tomorrow, Mr..
JAS /. Morgan viii seli'4J0 sack. ii
iced, at his salesroom.
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ar this afternoons session Of tho
Legislature J. ). Walker was elected
PRECEDENT. The ballots showed g
for Walker and p for G, Brown
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
NOT A CANDIDATE.
HErREsENrArtvE GRIMES Will Npr COM
rETE FOR THE DOORK EEpEEsutr.

REPRESENTATIVES, GRIMES Will NOT CONE
rETE FOR THE DO0BREEpEEsmr.
Representative Tom Grimes, repre-.
senting the famous old Muscogee district
Of Georgia, arrived in the city last
night and was an attentive listener at
the morning prayer by The blind chap.
lain.
Mr. Grimes has been detained at home
as counsel for the defense in the famous
Howad-Dawson homicide case which
occurred a few weeks ago at the Oh b..
tahooches Fair at Columbus, Ca
Mr. Grimes is being urged 90 become
candidate for Clerk Of the next Hous',
but he declines because his state IS
reaching after the bigger prize Of the
SpCakership.
Mr. Grimes was turned down by an
Alliance competitor I'm the late Con
gressional election, but he will show mp
serenely IN the Fifty third Congress uu-
less all the signs fail which they have
the reputation Of doing in dry weather.
lie is personally one of the most popu-
lar members Of the House-sincere,
honorable, generous, handsome and a
bachelor
The daily critic., 1890-12-11

eauilaiion with bis Friends. judge Mnr.
rov and Police Commissioner NOorhis.
Both Judge Murray and Mr.. Vo1rhis
now act with The Tammany Hall people,
though not members of That 0rrani2i.
tion. 10 would be a big stroke Of policy
if Tammenv Hall should send John
Quinn to CONGRESS.
rrehdentaI Appointments.
The President sent to the Senate to-
day The following nominations: Post
masters new appointments)-Charles
p. Andrews, at Great Falls, NJ H. Fred.
T. Barrett. at keene, N. II Edwin g..
Merrill al Winchendon, Mass; Charles
+. Woods, at Danielsouville, Conn.
Joseph IT, Thomson, at Media, Pa.
Benjamin y Jelferies, at West Grove,
Pa. Frank II Button, Cory, Pa
Jerry Crary, Sheffield, Pa; Philip Ger
lock, OranCebureh G.. IT,, s. g.. James
II c. Barrett, Cambridge, Md. Coz
nelius Cadle, ir, Blocton, Ma
Duncan Jordan, Cuthbert, Ga. VIM.
B. Means, Boone, Iowa; Samuel Daniel,
Marion, Iowa; Thaddeus w Faucher,
Lorain, Ohio; Leonard III. Hunt, Low.
ell, Mich; Henry G. Cullom, Joliet,
Ill E Joseph =. Prince, llealdsburgh
Call Christian Rupp, West Point, Neb.
In Memory Of samuel ,. Raudau
Captain Mcclellan cf Pittsburg to-day
presented the widow Of Samuel J. Ran
dali, at her home on Capitol Hill In
this city with an elegantly engrossed
and framed COPY Of The resolutions
which were adopted to the memory OF
the late Speaker by a Grand Army post
Of Allegheny County, Pa.
Capitol Notes.
Congressman William +. Mason OF
Chicago is one Of the many Republican
members Of the present House who do
not come back next time. But Mr.
Mason will not be In the category OF
those who want President Harrison "a
give them place under the Govern
ment because they failed Of re election
Mr. Mason has got something better
He has accepted position as one Vt IN,
assistants to Mr.. Dillon, the Pacific
Railroad attorney, and will locate a.
such In New York at a salary Of $40, ,00t
q wear
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
WILL FIGHT THE BILL

THE EIGHT TrCEErs FOR A.QU tRrER''
MEASURE Will EE ANTAGoNIZED.
The sweeping bill governing the
street car companies Of this town which
passed the House last Monday, ami
which will soon receive the attention OF
the Senate Committee on the District OF
Columbia, will probably be amended
before It Is reported to the Senate.
At least that is the impres
sion at the Capitol 20 day. The
clause relating TO mo seat, no fare - is
hardly less Objectionable 10 the Compa
mics than the eight tickets for a quarter.
Both sections OF the bill will be bitterly
antagonized 1t has been suggested that
the representatives Of the street car CON.
panies be invited TO be heard before the
Senate Committee before anything Is
done by the latter.
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
Elc0

MAYNAuTEE on Wgdue-Iay p. ge.
l3 1850, William hayu4l.yr. son .I aHNa o
sUd me late General Hgurg = May adler
81 Army.
Funeral from be- .larel OAK II Gene
terry, Friday, i raew9eI Pc, y.e.H.A B. u
hIMBALI.-At o J'..uaa b. ~. " -iH.-i Er
UertmbtT 1D f,90. ar bis re-.auuar I'M i.-
city Israel hlWha.. .u the aIa sea. al A.-
The remains WI, Ee taken tr PHrt-ml's. b..
n ii, au Friday December lHE -l-
Weut.
KELLY Ou fhe morning % NeEguhe. .a
lsa5, 40 a-o Kate, only dul-. Ter al d. A. d. 3
hate Kelly, AGED months aHi p days.
HILTuN.-ou TUESDAY, December = 1892 a
$3.50 D. ID, 4u-eua beloved l-saa-A .
aur Hilton II tle lsta year ut bis age
Funeral from lI- .atu residence 30 -
street Uurrt He-r, Friday p. et4n1f d.
-.iH- htglaeu mass 4t 81 ll..l. tuHt.
at H'uiuaa Iulemtuf aE hf t#Eat GENE
tgIF Fr.euls 4ll relative ala respect ..t
invited tH attend
P0NDENTEE 1u Tuesday hecamaa t
ieat. 4f 1870 IH.lrE Eu.Il -lleH- "s
.uye. husband ut ..Euu..a "A -- at al1 .a.e Les.
drEa.. Eu. 1855 H-m barton avenue.
WILSON AT araf--E# G. Nd ~
.aE H i7aH. uI .aH-t- ..ua .. tHa brain tH.l0
I.-aI aGeI wears ana months. Iaug.. IH.
b. .arer and AarF j. H ..-gl-
LEHhHAEHT HT-1u December H-I.
fl ua after lingering l.Hers
E. IHua. .a.If. .Ha.sa. HIH-.e- - H
auH a. illa-le, NJ ben -.Iu year.
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
STRINGENT MONEY MARKET.

HOUSE COMMITTEE oS BANNING TRYING
no DEVISE MEANS FOR RELIEF.
Congress has al last awakened 10 the
fact that the c0ngesled business in
teresis Of the country Is demanding inn
mediate legislation.
A special meeting of the House Com
millee on Banking ana Currency was
held this afternoon when thele was q
general interchange oi opinions rs 70
the ways aud means ly which the
money market could be eased
IL vas finally determined % recon-
mend o. the House The passage of bin
reducing he amount Of bonds required
of national banks % commence blsi-
ness This Is favorable luT ueg banks
and % c0atiuue the present national
banks which arc threatened Wilh lXiu
guisluglt ly lhe rapid cancellation
by bonds aud The fact tLat tlalr time
limit Hil soon expire.
The committee also decided ID report
iaFCIally d OH giving 90 uAilHal
hanks lhe privilege 0f Increasing lle-r
circulation % ne full par value ol
bonds held t1 secure circulation. Aae
pIgseat laW authorizes au issue 9f but
on rtl cents ana Z s held that lhe l4
ptr cent a1diilnal Increase Wiu tend
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
A MONSTER JEWEL.
a Fifteen Thousand Dollar Fortune
Worn Daily.

worn bhAANs
From ne Cincinnati Tiias.StIr.
Speaking Of diamonds, ! saw at the
Grand Union garden party at Saratoga
what Is said To be the largest single
piece Of iewelTy ever made In this
country. II Is two and a half 10 four
Inches Wide, and at least eight inches
long. II was worn by the wife OF 4
rich sporting man named Hankius of
Chicago, ard one of Tie most noted
jewellers OF the country tells me that II
Is worth more than $4,000. II con-
sists Of great butterfly with out
stretched wings, made Of diamonds,
emeTalds, rubies and sapphires. IL IL
The largest butterfly ever made, and
contains POO diamonds The butterfly
has a body made Of a great Hungarian
opal, and the tail of the butterfly is OF
emeTalds.
This Is fastened 10 a diamond neck
lace, and II rests lust at the edge Of the
collar bone, with the tail extending
down on the bosom of the wearJT's de
collete dress. Fastened 20 the body Of
tie butterfly and hanging down below
Il Is a great oval mass of gold and dia-
monds as big around as a door plate,
which rests upon the chest aud which
extends pretty well below Pllmsoll' $
line. The exact dimensions of this
ornament are five aud half inches long
by two and a half inches wide The
base Is Of solid gold, and there Is a
blazing ring Of seventy six large dil-
mOnds around the edge. Upon the face
of the gold door plate is Mrs Hankin S
monogram in diamonds, and the whole
ornament weighs over pound. Every
time Mrs IT. bTeaihes she lifts this
$4,000 worth Of gold aud diamonds,
and every time she sishs this fortune
goes down and then rises spasmliically
upward
Great maFs-d1gn l sale ,l sl..7 en- a4l i 1IlE f
The daily critic., 1890-12-11

% oJcl.eve The present stringcucy 10 the
money market caused by the contraction
of the currency
Both measures have been advocated
by John sherman. the tax on national
bank circulation now imposed by the
Government 60 is proposed in the latter
bin TO turn over 20 the State
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
suindIed a YirgiaIan

OId "Uucle Ned Dlngerhed of
King George County Va. was the
complainant 90 the Police Court this
afternoon against Thomas Walton aud
William Br1wu. who had sWiudled him
out Of $40 In fraudulent game Of
cards The parties were held each ia
- coo bonds for the action OF the
urHuL -uTE
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
Muste 10 the Air

Professor Maccanu the celebrated
coneertina player who IS performing AZ
Herman Theatre this week with Harry
Williams Company. to-day played In
he dome of the Capitol Yesterday hs
played az the top ~ Tue Washington
Monument A large number ot persons
enfnyld tle novel ald entertaining solos
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
Capitol Notes
SENATOR HAMPTON DEFEATED

Irby, tho Alliance Candidate. Elected
on the Fourth Ballot
COLUMBIA, $. c., Dec. 1t.-Irby was
elected Senator from South Carolina on
the fourth ballot to-day.
The daily critic., 1890-12-11

JOHNSON - WILLIAMS -Ou Weila- las
Iagember lH, 1850. al lie residence 90 sH-
Irlde. "a street northwest. bg the kev a.
e. Meadur Mr. Joseph g.. john -Hu 1f WASH
iu1tou- %. g.. 70 Miss Pearl a. Williams
.aIfna IHIH
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
His LIE ans Penalty

CISEISNATI. OHI9 Dee. lI.-oulE.as
Craig. he wife slayer was declared
guilty gl mgrdgI iu lhe hrs. degree Hy
Judges Maxwell aud ShrleieE ibis
morning lie WiI be sauIeuczl olt-
urHHF
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
A tasclaauuE arr

4 eampIlle course Iu tlz fasr.n4-lu
art ID shorthand writing W-l. 3- Hl p
isbld iu IIE CmIll.
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
I0E slIE 81 TNCHAN0E

EHE -aIE H# E...tAra #.e ..IH
u property L.l-a. a.I.-Hr .aE
l..-a# #l. H.r ..
EHU Ha-.'u-.al Hu Au#
.HH. IfU ara
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
IAnIE

Needing 3 tonic. ~ .I-lel VIC Ullt llI-l.
ing llH rlaIll llhE
hH0NAs fRuA HiEEEIEs
r p pleasant tl tahe eares aHsaHa. lula-
s.-ull hlillfa4f aL4 Lltlr ll4p plants
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
Houss

Tho House 10 day passed SENATE lil
aPpropTiating $4,000 10 reimburse
Charles n. FELTON,, formerly Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States al san
Francisco. for losses incurred in the
payment Of forged checks.
Senate lill was also passed authoriz-
ing the First National Bank Of Fort
Benton, Mont, 10 change its location
and name.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the Fertilization Ap-
pTUpTiation BID.
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
larrIeo

Great maTh-d0Wu sale 1l suits mi over
coats to SASS. Eisemlu Br9s.- sfu aui &
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
FEKsoNAL

kTuW Is IHE TIhE HE VIII PAX
~ "n.e gaueT fof -el-s drs---ss sees
Hud-Eaua euGlHE. address -r lal -
IrsTHs Z D sI11D G5UsLuW
The daily critic., 1890-12-11
FOR sALE ANu REST.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOMAS 2 WAGGAMAN, 917 P street,
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays,
ssToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
Deafaess Case 10 C..s1

BY local application, a. they can not
reach the diseased portion d the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that il by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an infiamed condi-
tion OF the Inucus lining Of the Eustachian
tube. When this tube gets infamed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect hear
Ing, and when it Is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and unless the inAama-
tion can be taken out and this tube res
tored TO itsnorma condition hearing win
be destroed forever: nine cases ont Of
ten are caused by catarrh, which ID moth
ing but an inflamed condition Of the
mncus surface.
We win give One Hundred Dollars for
any case deafness (caused by catarrh)
thst We cannot cure by taking Halls Ca
tarrh cure.
Send for cicular tfree).
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, q.
Sold by druggists; 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
4 Hsv Ariss.s ststsssa..

It 10 said that whom Judge G. w.
Wright tackled Senator Teller in regard
to Judge Sloan, Teller answered; "It is
no use, Wright; Slosn's record IL one Of
the best that has ever come before the
committee, both - regards integrity and
ability" eyes; yes" said Wright,
"that u 20, but then his health; why,
senator, Sloan has one loot in tho grave
and the other trembling on the brink" :"
"Well, them" interrupted Teller, per
haps the other foot is now in, or may be
soon. We will just confirm him and give
him good send-o6 for the next world,
and then you" "Great scott?" broke
in Wright. ''if you confirm he will never
die, Who ever heard Of republican in
Office letting 90 long enough to die? No
sir; senator, don't you chance that. :"
"But the committee democrats and all,
appear to be favorably impressed with the
special fitness Of Mr.. Sloan, and ! guess,
Wright, he will have to go through. This
sickly racket 10 too thin, or rather too
sickly, 1t won't work." said Teller, and
the Arizona statesman fell into very deep
meditation. star.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
srEcIAL FEATURES.

ny terms Of contract the Company must deposis
the san OF nl prizes included la the scheme before
scitag single Ticket and receive the following Of
leial !sf,nit:
CIsez1IIl,d T1s--f fhsTU6y certify thdf ftc london
Batk " HcaYieo ard SaatM dnterscn has on special
deos fis nfcfsary lU1,d, 10 geafoalse INC Daymcpt
crH fiSeS drlsst bYfts LG.eyfd dc Ia PeysefecncI0
falblieg. n EoDAfGU1ES AIp.ERA, laserceaor.
r;ltheY, the Company .y required to distribute
y-.x Ies cent. Of tho veiue Of all the tickets In
ryz29~-2 larger proportion than Is given by any
otbsr LOTTERY.
All drawings under the personal supervision q od
n,GEil9eiIfcns Of DE. 1:Ako,s EoDHiouEz RIVE ~
iutesfenuf appointed BY the Government.
IisE Of Prizes win be sent Immediately afp ,r the
Craving to all correspondents, or on Applicant ,n
Pvtxcs may be deposited for collection itb : nv
penk q Espresso campany, or sent through them cr
BY rnail treglstered to this ofhce).
For rull particglars address Y. Basss ~, Apas.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

Miss ELIzaBTTH BIsLASD, who has BEEN
contesting with Miss Nellie BLY, for the
globe trotting record, finished her long
jsunt on the Goth ult. The steamship
Bothinia landed her in New York
City at ! 80 p. m. He: time Of pas
sage figuring on a loss Of IL hours at the
start, Ii computed to be rs days, 16 hours
and ~ minutes, or 4 days, 10 hours and
81 minutes behind Miss Bly's record.
Miss BisIand does not disguise the fact
that she is much disappointed over her
failure to circle the globe In less time
than was consumed by Miss Bly,. She
attributes the defeat to insufficient time
to prepare proper schedule for steam
ship, railroad and other connections.
Miss BLY, had the advantage Of an exhaus.
tive preparation for the race, but Miss
BisIsnd had few hours only TO get ready
Tor the long journey.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

DURrSa the week Congress has indulg-
ed in . lively time which originated in
the first contested election case. The
majority is with the republicans, but
they we're not present, and the democrats
although present would not answer roll
call, the speaker noted the members Of
that party present butwhodidnot vots, and
ordered the clerk to put the names he
called on the roll thereby making quo
rum present. This was objected to BY
the democratic members in vigorous
manner. In Justification of his ruling the
speaker quoted decision made by Gov.
Hill when he presided over the New York
senate, and also the decision Of several
democratic presiding officers in the legis-
lature Of Tennessee, Georgia, and other
southern states. The fight has held on
for the past week and may continue for
some time yet to the hindrance Of public
buainesg.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

ABoUr . north ago Texas woman
gave birth to fotr girl babies. They are
al alive to-day and doing well. The f.
.ther has received many letters Of condo
lsnce and congn.tulation and some offers
Of financial assistance. An old maid who
has read the newspaper reports writes
the mother that on proper proofs being
made, that the occurrence was an actual
one she will remit $500. She wishes it
undsrstood, however, that the eift Is .
token Of sympathy for the mother, and
mot 70 be construed as her approval Of
such proceedings.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down. can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do ANYTHING
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning.
you are taking the hrst stop into Nervous
Prostration. You need . Nerve Tonic amp
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervons system
to its normal, healthy condition. Surpris-
ing results follow the use Of this great
Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion il restored, and the
Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action.
Try bottle. Price 500. at II. H. Watkins
Drug Store.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

GENERAL Caoox, the famors Indian
fighter, declares THAT Geroailno, the noted
Apache Indian chief, has become a
cheap good Injun," and IS telciiing u
Sunday school class. Genera, Crook may
ba right, but ii Geroaimo "falis from
grace" some day and sealps his class it
will Dc realized too late tha. General
Sheridan was right in sentiment when he
once said that the only good Indian he
ever saw was dead iadian.--N. Y.
Press.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

The Prescott Jounal- Miner says: Three
volutninous instruments were filed for
record to-day by the Arizona Lumber
Company Of Flagstaff, being agreements
between them and various corporations
owning land in the vicinity OF Flagstaff,
in regard to cutting timber therefrom.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

The residence Of Secretary oi the navy
Tracy in Washington was destroyed by
fire on the morning Of the 3rd instant.
Mrs. Tracy jumped from window, re-
ceiving injuries from which she died.
Miss Mary Tracy. the youngest daughter
and the French maid were taken from
the burning building dead, and the Secre-
tary was'taken from the burning building
in an unconscious condition, suffering
from asphyxiation, but revived, and, IL
now out Of danger.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

In . letter to the Florence Enterprise,
ex-Gov. Stafford says that he is citizen
o Arizona because he pays his poll tax
here, and says that the law Of Florida
does not permit man to vote In that
state unless he pays poll tax there. Tho
next claim Gov. Stafford will make for
citizenship in this territory viii no doubt
be that he gets his washing done within
its borders.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

The Valley Bulletin published 1t Solo
monviIle has reached its first mile stone,
and enters on its second year with bright
prospects. The Bulletin has done good
work for Graham county during the past
year and We hope that II may live long
and prosper In its good work.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

THE eldest daughter Of Secretary Blaine
died at Washington on the End inst
Mrs. Coppinger's death was caused BY
congestion Of the brain induced by b
grippe. This is the fourth death in the
family Of Secretary Blaine within the past
thirty-five days.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

The President has appointed Blanche
K. Bruce, the colored ex-senator from
Mississippi, Recorder Of Deeds for the
District Of Columbia. Thus following the
precedent Of his predecessors IN appointing
= colored man to that office.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

TIE Marquis de Mores Of Montana
ranch fame, fought duel near Paris,
with Camille Dreyfus the editor Of La
Nation. The editor missed his antagc-
mist and was wounded in the left arm.
This il one Of the few instances where q
French duel ended in bloodsbed.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

SECRErARy Blaine, it is understood, has
rendered to w. H. Trescott the Office Of
solicitor Of the State Department, held
BY Walter Blaine at the time Of his death.
Mr.. Trescott Is democrat, but is an cx-
pert in international law. 1t is likely
that Mr.. Trescott viii accept the offer
vnafla him
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

The leading silver miners Of Colorado
threaten to close down their mines
II the Window bill becomes .
law. They claim that It
win mot pay them to produce silver
merely as mercantile commodity. The
gold men have become dissatisfied with
the Window bill and its passage is not
probable.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

n s.ey;dently the idea OF SPEAKER Reed
that . member Of congress ia present
whom he 10 present. and the general pub
lie entertain -the-same idea.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
LIST or PRIZES. .
Approximation Prizes.
MFG. co
Parish, N. Y.

10 prizeg cfe9. approximat'n to 3ono9 Price ea0o
10 Prizes a. 60, approximaln 10 5000 Pri1e 7LlO
10 SFfzsg es 10. gpproxratp to 1000 PRICE Coco
10 Tes.ninals Ct So decided by. oo0 Prize 1880
2,27s ef7sJO
IN prl1es so,d IN the United States fun paid In
Un.tsl Gts.e5 Currency.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
RELIABLE SEEDS.

The fansss Hovsy Sssd Stors Of Boston,
aaad H0vsy NurnsTies q Cambridge, Mass.,
have ben moved 10 East Passadena, Gall.
fosniA, yhsrs the business viii b conduct.
cd - The Roy0Oua Flower ana
Seed 0teRe, O. II. HovsY, Manager, East
Pnsadsna, Calif0znia. 0snd for eompiees
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

The new Brazilian government has
been recognized by the United States.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

T his popular Restaurant has been pur-
chs sset by Chung Sing Wo 4 Go. and y
thu fil rest and most convenient eating
ho use in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
FSsm Ous Large 0teek -
Key VUo0t Ana Domestic C19ax
PsspassA r.ssssn s.s Trade n Lsts = eus
Jobbfng Pf1ceDs ~
- MAvs III CASE LIeUons

VI NAVE IN CASE LIQUORS
Jsha b ksypsr Sons Gin,
i Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne,
Hsasssy I MahsII's Thrss-Star Cegnac,
esckenhsimsr. kcBrayer's Old Hermitage
Pisassr and Dozen Other Brands Of Whiskiss'
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

Eo. L nUNTLEY Z CO, 49,
urers end wholesale Dealers g Y r
jcr llen, Boys and Chlldrea Z ~ -. ~ ~ ~
Markst St Chicago, o. ~ seA ="