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Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

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Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

N, Sill. Dn. G. u interest in :
W Grass spring ranch, with
corral and improvements,
situated about 5 miles
north Of Andrews spring,
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Self. Setting Bench-P!ane

Will xmooth cross gr lined, caty. hard or
soft wood against the grain.
These plane stocks are saturated With
hot WAX or oil.
We warrant all our cutting ir ons to give
satisfaction ReMesnb bsr. warranted
t0 give sAt1sinctiOm, If an unsstis-
factory one shonid be found, return it
within tairty days froin purchase and
another will be oheerfuIlg given.
Oar Planes ara tested aud ready for use
before leaving the factory.
IL YOU ave not seen this SELF-SET-
TING pLANE iuanirs for it Of dealers.
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Richards K CORN. A cabin :
and small ranch in Wal
Iapsii mountains : 10
lots 8, and II in
hiark 3, 'ownsite Of
Ripgman ... 800
4 frame bnildin9 on
above used az saloon
and lodging house 1,20D
personal properly. LAD III ~
I Five per cent. penalty . 81
5 Costs .....-.. 90
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80 Days Trial.

~On receipt Of price we viii send
to any town in the United States where
not sold by dealers, our No. 2 or No. a
Smoothing Plane-shipping
expenses prepaid by US. If this Plane
is not entirely satisfactory it can be re-
turned to us within 30 DAYS, at our ex-
pehse, and We will refund the amount
sent us
This Trial Casts You Nothing IL
You Dent Keep the Plane
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Founded December lst. 1887.

LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF
ANY REPtfBLICAN PAPER
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The Press.
NEW YORK
For 1890.
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.

The Aggressive Republican journal ofths
Metropolis.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
GAGE Tool co.

We, the undersigne' OF Vineland, N.
} :, fully indorse the foregoing statements
in relation to the SelfSett;ng Bench
Plane made by Gage ooi CO.:
4 d. S. Robinson, builder,
= y. vaRHorD, cirpsnte,
Joseph Vine. d.
VI. N. B,ycs. finisier in kimball.
Prince 4 Co.'S sash fact ,rv.
J. a. Temple. with kimball, Prince a.
Go.
ii. X. Wing, sash. doors aud blinds.
Kimball. Prince d Co. lumber mer-
chants and M ,nnfacturers doors.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

Being by trade cabinetmaker. cheer
fully unite with my fallow-townsmen and
BROTHER mechanics in recommending your
new Self.Setting Plane an first-class tool
in every respect, possessing all the ad-
vsttaoes Won claim for il. The elf-settiug
principle alone will save the price of the
Plane in short time and the ease and
perfection with which IL is operated, even
by the mex perienced. make the tool n ne
cessity to every woodworkar.
OLIVER y. GRAVES,
Mayor of Vineiand.
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Address
PATTERSON 4 Mcleod.
RIVERSIDE. CAL.
GAGE TOOL CO.
n. j.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08

Prasi..y. Orrin w. Lots %.
25, Y. 29 and 81, III hitrk
z. lownrite of KinsibaD,
viii building and fencing
lis..,i az stable and corral
. 1925 l3 Is
Five pr cent. penllty 6s
Costs ... 90
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0heIhiboaamx sentinel,
SATURDAY. DEC. 81. 1880
Popped the luestion by Cable,

OPPCo INC sxucStAOW ny SauAce
An incident of an interesting and
somewhat romantic nature has arisen
out OF the visit Of the British farmer
delegates to Canada. AIR. II. Simmons,
Of Nottingham, England. found at
Moosomin, N. W. T., a bachelor friend
Of his who has been settled in the ter
ritories for some years and has done
well. Mr.. Simmons was SO delighted
with the surroundings of Moosomin that
he purchased the section adjoining his
friends farm.
A daughter Of Mr.. Simmons is en-
gagged to De married to a young Surrey
farmer, the happy event being fixed to
take place Immediately upon Mr.. Sim
mons return to England. 1t was the in
tention of the young couple TO proceed
to Australia to settle. but Nj. Simmons
cabled them of his land purchase, and
intimated that he desired hi Bson-in-law
and daughter to locate upon the property
at Moosomin. The reply was promptly
flashed back that they would do SO.
1t appears, however. that Mr.. Sim
mons has another unmarried daughter,
and the Moosomin man suggested that.
to make the little family arrangement
complete, this lady should become his
wife and the two families would be liv-
ing side by side. Mr.. Simmons confessed
that the arrangement would suit him.
but he could not speak for the young
lady. However, he was urged to send a
second message over the cable convey
ing the offer of marriage. and a prompt
eyes" came back.-Cor. Toronto En-
pire,
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does not clearly appear, gas WAS
generated. 1t is believed that this
was heavier than the air, and hence
hung in a thick mass nea the floor.
The superstition is that Mrs. Gee
stooped down for some purpose, and,
getting II breath of the POISONOUS
valor, fell. Her husband, in attempt
ing t" pick her up, net the same fate,
and fell dying beside her. This sup
position is formed from the position of
tile bodies. For some time after the
windows had been opened there was
ii strong smell of gas i'll the room.
Prof. Cotton declared that the gas was
50 deadly that one breath WAS sutfi-
cent To destroy life.-EX.
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An English Duke.

William John Arthur Charles James
Cavendish- Bentinck. sixth duke of Port
land, who with his wife is about 10 visit
America. is described as an extremely
democratic and level headed young man
of 30. His simplicity and bonhomie are
attributed to the fact that he was born a
commoner, and until he was 90 years of
age remained the inconspicuous Lieut..
Cavendish- Bentinck, succeeding to the
title IN the death of his cousin, the fifth
duke. Only two other English dukes
were not born to the strawberry leaves
the duke of Bedford, who was plain
Mr.. Russell. and the duke of Devonshire,
who was Mr.. Cavendish. The beautiful
duchess of Portland was Miss Winifred
Dallas-Yorke, only daughter of Mr..
Thomas Yorke Dallas Yorke, of Waims-
gate, Lincolnshire. who is said to trace
his pedigree in an unbroken descent from
Adam. and to look down on the whole
British peerage as parvenu.-Harper's
Bazaar.
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A Sugar Candy Jubilee.

Gondal is a Lilliputian Hindoo state,
in the Bombay presidency. Its area is
about eight times that Of London; it has
14e,OO inhabitants, and rejoices in an
army of 600 sepoys, with sixteen cannon
and a squad or two of cavalry. The
rance, or queen, Of this state may, posi-
bly, enough, have asked whether the
maharanee, or great queen, Of England
distributed sugar candy among the pop
nlation Of the British Isles on the occa-
sioa of her jubilee. 1t is what the
Hindoo queen would have done. She
dispensed sugar candy among her sub
jects Of Gondal the other day in graft
tude for her recovery from sickness
London Standard.
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Dangers Of Gasoline.

A single breath of carbon monoxide
:as will knock II IA down as quickly
$ if struck by a club. The Paragraph
gives o of two recent cases at
Normal, Texas, which should serve rs
warning t o those who use gasoline or
'oal stoves.
A short time ago Mr.. John w. Gee
md his wife and six months old child
anne to Normal from Ell Paso. He
anne tn attend the university, and
hey rented 'wo upstairs rooms. In
ne of the onms they had a gasoline
Stove and did their cooking, and the
hher was used as a sleeping room.
One morning they arose about )
o'clock. and were heard for the last
line about 6 o'clnck. At Z o'clock
the Gee baby was heard crying, and a
%neighhnr went upstairs to ascertain
thc cause. The baby was in the
sleeping room, and she picked the
child up and opened the door to the
other room, which the Gees used as
n kitchen. The bodies of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gee, lying i'll a cramped position.
met her gaze. The sight was too
much for her, and she ran shrieking
down the stairs and tainted.
Mr.. G. H. Warner, who lives next
door, came in aud, detecting the oder
# gas in the room III which the bodies
were, opened the doors and windows
aii attempted 10 resuscitate the man
and ma The bodies were cold
and his efforts were of no avail.
A. %tn .vt Nh NN.,xr tactsEx,l
that he turned off the jets in the gaso-
line stove, opened the windows, and
the stove was Il new two-burner.
Prof. b. p. Cotton, professor of
chemistry in the Normal university.
was called and said that the natural
odor or fumes of gasoline was not
su~tfocating; that the gasoline stove
in ordinary running can and does
sometimes produce il carbonic acid
headache. but would be slow in its
effects. He said also that it produced
IA carhnnIc oxide when only partial
combustion occurred, which would
prove fatal if il full breath was taken.
1t is the SAM" as that formed in hard
coal stoves. Other roo,uers in the
honsc testified to the happy relations
eNistin. between the deceased and
that they had no trouble or differences.
The jury rendered IA verdict to the
effect that Mr.. and Mrs. Gee came IT,
their deaths l,y inlialiug carbon monox-
ide gas. produced by IL gasoline stove.
The faces of The dead Looked perfectly
natural ami gave evidence that the
grim rc:l.t'> work was done quickly.
The baby was slight. affected by the
gas. hut is new all right.
The room in which the accident
occurred is il small one and the VIII
dowA and doors were closed tight.
The couple were dressed and apparent
" lad breakfast. The stove had been
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How to Get Rid of Iceberys.

One of the greatest dangers to Atlantic
navigation, and therefore of great prac-
teal interest TO seamen, passengers and
owners of ships, is the possibility of col
lisions with icebergs. This year these
huge products of Artic winters have
been unusually common. and it is stated
that more than twenty have been sight
ed in the course of twcnty-fcur hours in
the track of steamers plying from New
York to Liverpool or the Clyde.
A correspondent in The London Times
makes a suggestion that these icebergS
might be used as targets by cruisers,
and thus broken up and dispersed. The
suggestion is we'll received in England,
and it is urged that the British meteor
illogical department follow the example
of that of the United States, and mark
on charts the area within which icebergs
are to be expected. The captain of d
cruiser setting out with such charts in
his possession would have a compare
lively easy task in finding where the
target f1oated at which he was to fire.
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Rich from an Accident,

A remarkable instance Of the tickle
ness of fortune which occurred in Butte.
Mont. several weeks ago., mas just come
to light. Dave Evans, a young miner.
had been to see his best girl Sunday
night. Returning home late he fell into
an abandoned prospect hole, and was
compelled to remain until the following
morning, when, in ascending by means
of a rope, he scaled off a portion of the
wall and discovered a rich lead of silver.
He leased the mine, and is now taking
out ore that yields $500 a ton in silver
and a considerable quantity of copper.
He has been offered $4,000 to cancel his
lease, but refuses to sell. He will be-
come a millionaire, while the fellows
who leased to him have already become
hopeless lunatics Cor. Chicago Times.
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FOOL HIM.
A MAN WHO KNEW HOW TO KEEP A
NICKEL WHEN HE HAD ONE.

"What star is that 7" inquired the
raw-boned stranger, halting at the
street corner.
"ihat amt u STAR" said the fakir
with a telescope. ''That is planet.
Hin WHAT planet it Is"
"IlIat, sir, is Jupiter"
"I:'s Jupiter, is it? How do you
know it's Jupiters'
"Why everybody knows that planet
is Jupiter"
"But how do you know it
"Kuow it by its belts"
"Hia.n't any other planet got belts 7"
POSSIBLY some of them have. In
the remotest depths of space there
may be NY RAIDS of worlds that the
telescope has not revealed to us, and
s,.ne OF them may have belts like this
one
That's what 7 thought. Do you
s'pose Jupiter is Inhabited :"
"Solne persons think it is, aud some
say il has not Yet cooled otf sufficient
Iy for human beings to live upon it,"
do you think it's likely that the
people who live on it, if there are any ,
cali j, Jupiter"
"Oh, no it isn't at all likely"
him! How much do You charge
for looking 1t it through that thing p
"Onl, five cents.
Five cents, heyf You want five
cents for squirting about ten seconds
at :. planet YOU call Jupiter because
every body else calls j. Jupiter, and
because it's got belts, when YOU say
Yourself j, amt the ouly n that's got
belts, and you acknowledge the poo-
pie OH 1t don't call it Jupiter? It's my
belief Auu don't Know whether it's
Jupiter or Jobs Coffin. say that it's
:, dunn swindle."
And he elbowed his way oIt of the
crowd and walked off. leaving the
telescope man jumping up and down
in >prechlesS rage.-Chiragn Tribune.
WANTED The names u persDnS troubled
with asthma o. any cough. Sam 3irS aud
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WANTED The names u persons troubled
with asthma ~ any cough. Samples aud
hook mailed free. +. GuuauX. Hsunri. La
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SCHRIEVER
Livery Stable

A6rTo~ accommodate the Travelling Public
regular connection will be made with Houma
and Thib. dauX for passengers who do not
wish to lay over for regular east and west
bound trains. Persons will be sent to Thibo-
daux night or day in phaeton style at Scots a
head. Regular hack will run from Srhriever
to Thibodaux and pass all principal hotels 10
Thibodaux and make connection with east
at s :46 a. m, at soc per head. Purchase of
tickets attended to. Trunks will be looked
after. All baggage seen properly checked.
All possible care given to ladies and children
H. F. CROSIER, Proprietor.
Oct. 11-90 3m.
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Herman Zietung, now in London, ex-
presses a desire to be nailed up in q box
and shipped to New York. He has tray
elei considerably in that way and likee
1t. He once made the journey between
Vienna and Paris in . trunk, and has
just completed the trip between Berlin
and London, also in . trunk.
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GoUACX'S PILE CURE. fGnnrsu,eed.)

GOCACX'S PILE CURE, Gnareuteei.t
From W. II Maen. hook / ~.t,t.'r If Roberts s.
Co, Sasn & Riii.l Factory, OK mrMnbrr 81
CITY Con..il, Prt..iurnt nj the i;na,.l IF Con
troll.
New Orleans, Dee. I, tSSl.
Z. Gou ux. EsQ
Dear Si--Tfie bottle uf Pile Ointment III,
taiued f:tan YOU has worked wnu,ler. and
given sr- he greatest pnss,n'e ,rl:ei. Please
.cnd me Hnni her Rat; -. II viii give ,nc
pleasure 10 rr0inh,.int itt- remedy to all
l,orsons similarly afHirt..i t-s,r"tinliY,
". u. MOON. ~ tnr.n..eief st.
e~u.lnrse tho al,as1 cerifticai~ H. it. has
enred me also. by usinx only 'ne l4stil~.
WILLIAM Etl.I.,
Foreman "i Roberts sash Fsrr"iy 4 i.amber
Yards.
Price. e!.o0 ny aJi .:fux.,~-.
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OAkstLLg.

There will be school picnic Mt this
place on Saturday, June 18th the pro-
gram will consist of declamations, read
ingn, recitations, dialogues and vocal and
instrumental music.
Doctor Leonard sold his fruit farm to
Isaac Stone for $1,000, making profit Of
about 500 ia eight months. The price
Of fruit farms Is ON the raise.
Mr. l. T. Blain Was very sly in his re-
cent visit to this place. Bnt ii il re-
pruted that lac was looking after corner
lots. probably with the intention Of NOV
ing his clothing store nearer 10 his cns-
toners, Come again Mr. II.
Oakyillc will have daily mail com
mrncing July let, which is something
that has been needed here the laHt four
years.
A.r T. 8 Couey and Miss Matte Nor
gan were married on the evening Of the
evening oi the 18th. Rev + ] Wilson per.
formed the ceremony.
The Oakville Military Company, under
command Of Captain smith--late oi
MisHouri-serenaded the newly married
couple. The captain has his company
we'll drilled especially on charges at
pies'en things.
The late rain has been Of great ben
eft to the farmers.
Mr. John White and his grandson
Peter entertained us with come very fine
music. Mr. W, for Il man ~ years old,
handles the violin in good shape, and
Peter. for boy Of q years, cant be beat
OH the organ.
DIR Galley, Of Missouri, il looking ioi
location, will locate at Shedd or Oak.
vile. LITTLE RosE Brp.
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os raE SOUTHERN norsD,RY.


Mf Bassefman is putting a new roof on
and otherwise repairing the Hayes barn.
Mr. q Il Ward is speadlng few days
In Portland this week.
T. Willoughby will attend court ai
Albany next week in the capacity Of jury
man.
Guy AllIngham. OF Metotes, Crook Co
spent sunday With relatives here. having
recently crossed the mountains, Via tho
Sanisam route.
The new ferry between here and june
ton is now In running order.
A runaway team caused quite Il serious
accident here, one day last week, by
throwing the driver German, under the
master-wlttci and dragging him quite a
distance. Strange to say no bones were
broken. DIR Shelton was called TO dress
the bruises aud the man Il now rapidly
recovering.
Almost the entire population of this
ncig ghboThood went 10 EoLurg Sunday 10
see the excursionists from Silverton and
other points on the Narrow Gauge come
In. All seem Ia have enjoyed The day
even II there was no program prepared for
the occasion.
Miss Ellen White will close her term OF
schosl in District No 65 this week.
This section of country Is enjoying a
fine rain to-day.
Miss Ella Montgomery spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at Irving.
J II and S NJ Brsmwell and family were
visiting friends and relatives here the first
of the week.
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FRIDAY

EG Bea dsisy, Il Portland, /. IN tie city
on business.
Mr.. Joe Myers has bought a third ,ntercs.
10 the delivery business ot liupdloy x E'st-
ham.
q " Wright. the rising youuf lawyer Of
this city, will deliyer the Grafton Gt Browne
willie. July 4th.
Mr. II McQuade, ,foadmaster Of the o. r..
has made Albany his headquarters ani is
now residing near the depot.
DR. Irvine will preach Ia the United Pres
kytsrian church AZ Portland next Sabbath,
exchanging pnlpIts with Rev W w Logan.
The shell Of Hon. Geo. 4 Chsmberlin ar
rived TODAY. and is undoubtedly ths finest
boat on the Willamette south ef Portland.
A team belonging to A Haekleman ran
away this forenoon, breaking the wagon
pretty we'll to pieces and injIfing one Of the
horses.
Yesterday evening Hr Williams. brake
mao on tbs frsight on the o Z. fell of car
At Phiiona.h, aud WA quite seriously in
jured.
Mr Jas Foster. au old Ies don't a Albany.
was IN the city this marnns ou ha way 10
Portland. "Jinl" is In the esaplay of the
Southern Pacific aud has iiesu G. nis NJ a. far
south as the City OF Mexico.
Yesterday at the commencement exer
cisss OF the State UaiyAr,,ty at Eng.ns the
frat prizs. consisting of $3.50. for tho best
otaiion. WAS presented to r II MgAiii.ter,
hon OF Dr. AcAisisr, u this city.
ReY R"eess has ie,sgGed ~ pss'or e the
Congregational charch aud wiil leave on
Monday fer hi- former hons IA New York
Rev Rogers li4s mS,l" many warm iii nds iu
Albany who wall rrgtet seeing him leave.
Conn x lispdrieson h.Yo jast received q
due lot Of cheese. well a. d i,Ig assortment
OF canned goods which the public should cal
and inspect.
Il & l. A's.-The Building < Loan As.
sociation meets tonight Speaking oI
such associations. " 4 Linn, in Serb,
ner's Magazine, gives some interesting
iacts concerning the Building & Loan
Associations. lie has compiled reports
| OF over 1000 OF them in this country
which gave So, 600 members and asset.
amounting to 1886, ,4s0 ,0s0. The receipts
Tor one year are placed at $3.50, ,000, 600
and the gains divided among sharehoId
ers at 10000, 600. The expense Of doing
this large business il only 81 375 800.
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GREEN BASIS.
June Goth, 1890.

June Goth, 1890.
Rainy weather contiues.
We understand trains will now run as
far as this place twice week.
The excursion Saturday to ''the 'front.'
was succeHs.
The first machinery for the Green Ba-
sin laundering Co arrived Tuesday.
Blackberries will be plentiful here
about the lst Of July.
Frank Cole, Of Gates, killed large
black bear near here last week.
The basin" seems to be great resort
for Albanyites. Last week Billy
Miller was with us, and this week we
are afflicted with J b Comley, Joe Weber,
John Derienger and VIM Richardson.
The Mimic trail, which was destroyed
in many places by the Oregon Pacific, Is
now undergoing repairs, and will soon be
in readiness for travel again, Contractor
ST Clair has about twenty men here now
rushing the work.