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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-25

.PENA, MICH, WED
WIT AND HUM0R.
Tenderfoot--Say, mister, how far
does your claim extend
Squatter-As far as l kin shoot
Yankee Blade.
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Explained.-"What makes Jack
son look so awful sober this morning?
Because he was awful drunk last
night. Epoch.
The same, yet different.-Ted-
"His is a singular absence" Ned
plural, you mean. He ran off with
another fellows wife.-Life.
Life's ups and downs. you're not
looking we'll" mo, I'm used up
"What ails you ?" 81 am broken
n."-Chicago Evening Post.
She-Why do you call me your
honey, Charley
He-Because, my dear, you are
made up of so many little sells.-Ex
Who swore hot oaths, and shook
his fist, and showed me all the bills
I'd missed, then put me on the black
list? My tailor.-Philadelphia Re-
cord.
Sounded NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is your business, may l ask ?" Horse
iockey-"I am in the service of the
American Track Society."-Bostor
Herald.
On the stage. Servant-Madame
the marquis is without and desires al
audience. Star actress (surveying q
nearly empty house)-"So do r.
America.
The largest greenback in existence
is of $4,000 value, and it is the only
one of its kind. AT present it is not
in our possession.-Martha's Vine.
yard Herald.
Corrupting infuence.-The minis
Johnny, are you a good boy p
Johnny-"No, but l was before your
little boy moved into the neighbor
hood. Van Dorn's Magazine.
An inquiry. LADY, will take
those striped stockings.
Clerk-YeS; thank you Miss, shall
we send them ?
Have you a hose cart Puck.
Knew it was no use. He-KeeE
quiet minute, and I'll catch that OBJ
noxious fly.
She-Oh, don't try to, please.
saw you playing ball yesterday.-N
Y. Sun.
A famous artist once painted an
angel with six toes. "Who ever saw
an angel with six toes ?" people in.
quired. "Who ever saw any with
less ?" was the counter question.-N
Y. Ledger.
After Her.-She enthusiastically
ooh, George! don't you think the
greatest joy in life is the pursuit Of
the good, the true and the beautiful p
He-"You bet 4! that's why / am here
tonight" t."-Burlington Free Fress.
A romantic young woman in Kan
sas wrote her name on an egg, and in
few weeks she had an ova-ture fol
marriage from Brooklyn grocer. L
is supposed his proposal read f: "Shel
we bear the matrimo onial yolk?"--Ex.
Saving his proposal. He-Are you
going to marry my brother?
She-Yes.
Then there's no use of my asking
you to be my wife, because you'll b'
sister to me anyhow.-New Yorl
Sun.
Wrong in the number. Bellows
Let me congratulate you on your re-
cent marriage, old fellow; you have
got number one wife.
Fellows (of Chicago)-You are
wrong; I've got wife number g.
Epoch.
A reasonable explanation. Brush
ly-It's awfully annoying, Mary
Just as am getting in the last touch
es oil the canvass the blamed cat has
to have a fit.
Mrs. Brushly-Perhaps she caught
a glimpse of the picture, dear.-Judge
Shoe dealer (to young widow who
is hauling over a pile of ladies slippers
Are you looking for number two
ma am?
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

Rev. r. n. Ekrout, Pastor Unitsd Broth
rem Church. Blue Mound, ksn., says; II
feel u NY duty 70 tell what vqndsrs DR..
Kings New Discovery has done for me.
Ny lungs we're badly diseased, and my par.
ishionsrs thought I oould live only fsv
weeks. took i've bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and am sound and we'll,
gaining 20 pounds In vsight."
Arthur L,vs, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: After thor
ough trial and convincing svidsnoss am
confident that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. boats EN- all. and cures
whom everything else fails. Tbs assstesi
kindness ! ean do my many thousand
frisnds Ia 10 urge them to try It." Frss
trial bottles vt H. b. Watkins' Drug Store
Regular sizes 500 and u 90.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

The transition from long. lingering and
psinful sickuess to robust health, marks an
spoob In the life Of the individual. gueh 4
remarkable event Il treasured in the Nom.
DRY Of the agency whereby tins good health
has been attained ID gratsfuily blssasd.
Hence II Is that 70 mueh Is heard in praiss
Of Electric Bitssrs. N many feel they owe
their restoration 10 health, to The uss Of
the Great Alternative and Tonic. Ifyou ara
troublsd with any disease Of Kidnsys,
Liver or Stomach. Of long or short stsnd-
ing you will surely And rsIisf BY uas Of
Electric Bittsrs. Sold At 60d. and d POI
bottle at II. H. Watkins druastors.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
IT is said that in the appointment Z

IT il said that in the appointment Of
the Worlds Fair Commissioners from
this Territory, Governor Wolfiey neglected
the mining interests. Mr.. Coats is well
informed az to the mineral resources OF
the Territory, and Mr.. Zeckendorf, from
his long. active business career in the
Territory, ID probably AZ well informed az
any citizen. The fact OF the case is that
the representation Of the mining resources
al the Territory, ~ any place and At all
times, depends upon RE miners them
sslv0s.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

THk first number Of the Arizona Re-
publican was recsiyed last week. II will
BE- issusd every day OF the year. The
Republican will, az its name indicates.
Be politically republican; bat in It's ei.
iorts to advance the best interests Of the
Territory, politics will be ignored. The
Republican receives the press reports,
and q hrimful Of local and Territorial
news besides, and it's typographical ap
pearance Il excellent. The MINER wishes
the Republican success.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

The purchase OF the St. Louis & San
Francisco railway by the Atchison. Topeka
4 Santa Fe carries the Atlantic 4 Pacific
railway with it. The Santa Fe now con-
troIs route from Chicago to Los Angeles,
and will soon have line extending from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Just what
effect the change will have on this section
Of their line cannot yet be told. 1t is
probable that liberal policy will be pur-
sued by the new management.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
TIE Phoenix Gazette saws that the

The PhGnix Gazette says that the
property valuation has increased In the
Territory. during the year 1889, upwards
Of so 900 900. The increase in Maricopa
csnnty alone had ought to be some
where near that amount. The valu-
alton 81 property in all the counties Of
the Territory has been too low, and noto-
s,ously 90 in Maricopa. With property
returned at fair valuation, the rate OF
taxation could he loSSered next year.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
MoHAvE Couxry takes the second place

MoHAvE County, takes the second place
- an ore producer among her sister
counties, 30 far As gold and silver are con-
cssned. Pima leads the list, and 10 but a
lev thousand dollars ahead Of this county.
The year 1889 was . dull one with orr
miners. and from the report Of the Terri
tosiai sieologist. it was even duller in
other counties. The total output Of the
Territory was: Gold. l, 092 ,0G6. SO; silver,
II 81, 4l9.7l. Total, 1905. 4s8.i9.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

THE suits in the holdoyer cases were
heard in the district court at Phoenix.
before Judge Kidney, and were decided
asainst tho Zuliek sppoinsees. The
WolAey appointees have taken c..nrge Of
the insane asylum and the Territorial
prison. 1t has taken long time 10 set-
tie hese cases, and the trouble cansed
and the III feeling made in the matter
bodies no good for the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

TEE Southwestern Stockmsn, published
II Wilcox, has commenced its seventh
wear. It 10 row the only stock paper
Published in the Territory. Brother
Hunsacker has made . success Of his
journal, and ~ deserving Of the support
which 10 20 literally given him by the
stockmen Of Southern Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

A MAJORITY Of the members Of the
House Judiciary Committee have agreed
to favorabl, report upon joint resolution
providing for D constitutional amendment
to grant the right Of suffrage to women.
II . large majority Of women desire the
right Of suffrage, it is yearly growing
more certain that they can have that de-
sire granted II they wish.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

TIE stockmen are taking more hope
ful view Of tho situation. Prices are adj
vsncing, and the prospect Of . further
advance In prices is good. The cattlemen
have had = gloomy time Of II for several
years past, and IL 10 time that q change Of
affairs for the better took place.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

Engineers passed through he,e a lew
days since, TO the San Pedro, In the in
terest a the north and south railroad
When this road is built, as ii certainly
will be In the near future, the trade and
traffic II Tucson will more than double In
q year. Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

THE United States Supreme Cont has
decided that the law passed by the Mimi
esota Legislature which required the in
speciion Of ali meats brought into that
state. to be unconstitutional. A similar
law was passed by the last Territorial
Legislature, but has been a dead letter.
The dressed beef men are happy over the
slux-ssi<,r
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

TEE latest about A. K. Cutting, who .
few years ago wanted the United States
TO whip Mexico on account Of some
trouble he had with that country, is that
his wife. who 10 running . ressaurant at
Spokane Falls, Washington, gave him .
well deserved thrxshing.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

The Apaches are at their devilish work
again. One day last week Henry Hardie,
an attorney from Los Angeles, was killed
by than in the Chiricahua mountains.
The hand who did the killing are sup
posed 70 be the ones who killed Sheriff
Reynolds and escaped, and who should
have been captured long ago,
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
The people 81 Arizona are tired Of the
Home Rule" which depr.ves them d
having . voice in saying who shall rule.

JuDora from the tone Of some Of our
republican exchanges from the southern
part d the Territory. il is to be war unto
death between the leaders Of the republi-
can party in Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

FKoM present indications there will be
big fight over the division OF Yavapai
county. The proposed meeting between
Prescott ann Flagstaff citizens 10 talk the
matter over and make amicabIe arrange
ments for division, did not come off. It
10 probable that during the session Of the
next Legislature that divisions Of Mari
copa and Pima counties will be aske d
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
Tota.s sIs5. T21 IS 30, gA q se4A. q

The above report II taken from the
Daily Republican. and II IL probable that
It ID incorrect In a number Of items, as q
number OF producing mines are not enum-
Grated in the table; but they may be in.
cluded In other summaries, and II all the
ores produced in Mohave county were
giySn proper credit, this county wouId ne
the leading prodn,er OF the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

The U. 8. Supreme Court has denied
the right q habeas corpus to Kemmler,
the New York murderer. This was sup
posed 10 Be the last resort Of Kemmisr'l
lawyers, and IL 10 highly probable that he
win be electrccnfed.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

~0sssos SIC siPcuIuk ~ 4umu48One.
It l. estimated that 100000 TOM Of IL
fslfa will b raised 10 tho Salt river valley
this year.
The Tucson Citizen Ia now owned by
Herbert Brown, II. B. Tsnny having
sold bis interest.
The Star says that more goods are
smuagled into Tucson than any other
place in the Territory.
Fort Mcdowell has been disnssntled.
The fort was established In the fall Of
1866 by detachment 81 the 7th Csliior-
MIA Infantry.
The Tucson Citizen says Il 10 reported
that James Finley has sold his mining
property and mill i.r 10000 TO San
Francisco parties.
Florence parties have been killing fish
10 the ella river with dynamite. and the
guilty parties II caught will receive the
full benefit Of the Law.
Culver 4 Edwards, freighters, Of Pres
colt, have made an assignment. Lisbili.
ties. $ll,000; assets. 81 900. 4. II.
Burmister has been appointed assignee.
The U. 8. Military telegraph line from
Whipple Barracks to Fort Verde, con-
sisting Of 40 miles, will BE- sold d public
auction at 10 O'Clock 4. M, Monday,
June 30, 1890, At Whipple Barracks.
Dr.. N. 7. Osborne. a prominent physi.
clan Of Phoenix, committed suicide, by
shooting his brains ont, one day last
week. He was thirty-6ve years Of age.
and had resided in Phoenix six years. He
leaves wife and three children.
Phoenix 10 becoming famous for her
beautiful lawns, shady groves and cool
retreats. There are more pretty resident
places in our town than in any other
place Of ito size on the coast. ANA We are
still improving in this line--Gazstte.
A cave in mine 1t Jerome occurred u
few days since, burying and badly injnr-
ing Tim O'Brien, . miner. He was COM
rletely covered win debris except his
head, and it required several hours to ex-
tricate him. One Of his legs was quite
badly injured, the flesh being nearly all
removed.-Journal.Miner.
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no "a ,.tr,c.d f,o,v, M.oa.,sn. sono,.
whax. .h., go. 1870 - 1900 +, ~.
court the validity Of Mrs. Hepey,s in
terest in a land grant adjoining the
American line. The case was won by
Mr. Heney, and b, does not anticipate
further trouble.-Tucson Citizen.
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cat,Iemen protest stoclman
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Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
LIST or PRIZES.

CLUB RATES. Q Tickets tor 80.
Special Rates Arranged With Agents.
AGENTS WAITED n ever, e,
city In the United States aud British America.
The payment Of Prizes Is guaranteed BY 2
special deposit Of ave hundred thousand dol
lars ts500. 6O0). with the State Government, and
approved BY Jesus Arcchisa. Governor;
Drawings under the personal supervision Of
Lie. Herminin Arteags, who II appointed By
the Government q InterveIto tor.
II CERTIFY that with the state Treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited. assuring
full payment OF all prizes Of his drawing.
HERMIEio AFTEA "a. fateryenta-"
IMPORTANT.
Remittances must be either New York Draft,
Express or Registered Letter. American money
Collections can be made by Express Companies
or Banks. Tickets sent direct to management
will be paid by drafts on New York Montreal,
" Paul. Chicago. Ban Francisco or City Of
Mexico. For further Information address
JUAN ilEIDA %.
Apnrtsdo 49, Zs~atecas. Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
BY o. N. FussYos, Deputy.
TxEsrr',,ny or AnrzosA, |, .

TEkRfT,inY OF AMMONIA, a.
CJunfY or MoHAvv.
lie. j. Goldman, County Recorder in and
for Motiaye County. Territory II Arizona,
do hereby certify that the above IL a full,
true and correct c.py of the original Arti-
Giles Of In separation az the 20. X. Mining
and Milling Company" together with the
indorsatnsnt of fling thereon, now on file
Ia my Office s0r record.
In witness whereof, ! have hareunto act
my hand and affixed my official
sskaL.J seal, this 18th day Of May, A. d.
1890.
4. j. GoDMAS,
County Recorder.
By G. n. FUNSTON, Deputy. S.t6
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
Totals. Is ASA a ssos. SO s. N7l VS. Is
MoHAvE.

rotals H1I,7@ q ,ls2,7si 81 E24,456 @
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

This popular Restaurant has been pur-
chased by Duck Lee & China Jack, and il
The finest and most convenient eating
house in Kingrnan.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
STATE OH MrnsouRr,
CoUNry W j AcKsoN. "

STATE or MlBSouRI,
CoUAry W JACKSON.
Bsfore me, William j. Crittsndsn, a No.
tsry Public within and for said CJ1nty and
State, personally appeared PobeN q. Patter.
terson and Sol. G. Rowe, By Robert U. Pat
ters,n, his attorney IN fact known " me to
be tho pvrxons whose nsmes are subscribed
to the foregoing instrument. and acknow.
lodged 10 me that t,ey executed the snme
or the purposes and consideration. therein
expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of office,
iskAL. this 18th day Of April, A. d IS8J.
WILLIAM j. CHrTruDxx,
Notary Public, JACKSON Conniy, Missouri.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31

specimens OF ore from the canyon tested,
and i, assayed 1927 TO the ton. In con.
versation with Mr. Michael he informed
ms that mineral abounds in large quaint.
ties In the canyon. hut thinks It 10 Of a
very low grade.-Democrat.
II Is . mighty easy matter TO start an
Indian scare In this country. a. was fully
illustrated in this city the first Of the week.
A report came into No9ales, Sonora, that
4 teamster had been attacked by parties
south Of town and roughly handled, and
in lens than half an hour the story that
Indians had killed ten mon near town
was being freely circulated everywhere.
II turned ont that no teamster had neen
attacked, and that there was not even a
foundation for such report. Nogales
Herald.
In a recent skirmish in the Sierra
Madre mountains between Mexican troops
and the renegade Apaches who killed
Sheriff Reynolds, Of ella county, and es-
ca, led, one Indian being killed. On his
person was found gold watch that be-
Ionged 70 Sheriff Reynolds, which had
his name sagraved on It. The watch was
taken from the body Of the dead Indian
by Col. Kosterlitsss, and 10 now In the
possession Of the comSssnder Of the com
mander of the district Oh Avispe. Mo-
gales Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1890-05-31
STATE ar MissousI, :
CouNrr or JACKSON, "
WILLIAM j. CnITrKNDEN,
Notary Public, jackson County. Missou


Before me, Il. y. Godm IN, Recorder of
SAID Comfy, this day personally appeared
Frank Welsh. known TO me to be the per.
500 whose name 10 subscribed 70 the fore
Ding instrument, and acknowledged 10 ns
that lie executed the same for the ,Jurpose
and consideration there expressed.
Given under my hand aud seal Of Office,
(sKAL.) this 14:h day Of April. A. D. 1880.
2: ). G"DxAs,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1890-10-17
CHAPTER XIV.
FIERCE ENEMY swooPs DOWN UPON
THE TREASURE,

While he was still hesitating after the
tremors Of this blissful experience, un
certain whether the effort to go were
not too great, hue and cry was raised
at a distance, and Trinidad jose came
running to them for protection. His Of.
Tense in naming his dog had been discov'
cred by the Jefe Politico, or at least by
some Of his men. A number Of swash-
bucklers of the newly arrived Third bat
TALON had met him on the road and re-
sented the insult to their chief. They
had set upon him violently, but he had
been able to give them the slip through
his acquaintance with short cut across
the fields.
"Even II I get Off now I shall never
dare show myself outside the hacienda
again." he said.
"Then join me tonight at my rancho
Of Cruce Vivo," Walter proposed to him.
II will give you some work to do up
there that will be better, ut any rate,
than hiding here. Meantime, stow your
self away, and I will deal with these
pursuers."
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1890-10-17

"She has hardly been seen in public
since the return from Ell Jasmin," said
Amy. ''She seemed terribly alarmed by
the earthquake; she was even more de-
pressed on the way down than / was,
though had all my other troubles be-
sides to think of. She is living in strict
seclusion. went there to try to find
her the day of the fiesta, but Sister Praxe-
dis brought me word she would see no.
body. How she recognized you at Ell
Jasnin remains the greatest of myster-
ies."
Walter told her of the intercepted letter
-suppressing its purport-and then, little
by little, as to one to whom all confidence
is due, of the whole interview, except as
to the place where the riches Of the con-
vent were buried; for this knowledge be-
longed to no one, not even to himself.
And why did you not take this treas
genuinely marveling at him.
He remained stubbornly silent as to
his motive.
He was asking himself speciously if it
were not really his duty now to ask the
right to throw his protection round her
and watch over her during the approach
ing troubles.
mo, no." his fixed conviction still an.
swered, "the time has not come; all
may yet fail No danger can come to
her under the guardianship of this most
influential family"
How peculiarly fair she was, even in
spite of her worn look, after his long de-
privation of the sight Of her! how small
q victory it would have seemed for him
to have overcome even far greater blan-
dishmeuts for her sake! Their hands
trembled with agitation as they touched
in parting.
What madness! what utterly unwar
rantable conduct! what q yielding to
temptation after all the severe resolu-
tons he had but just now registered.
Swayed by an impulse he could not con-
troll, and one that seemed to extend as
well to her, and hardly knowing what
he did. Walter took Amy fairly in his
arms, held her form for one delicious in
slant against his own, kissed her peach
like cheek, her brow. her lovely hair.
Don Walter!" she protested, in an in
describable murmur of gentle resistance /,
that haunted him many long day like !
a refrain of the sweetest music. or one !
of those exquisite aromas that are some
times blown across the track Of the trav
eler on a mountain road
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1890-10-17

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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1890-10-17
Two Papers
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