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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-12

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SOCIETY NOTICES.
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UEBRELLA REPArEyvn
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FINANCIAL.

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STAGE LIVE

STAGE LINE.
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tEfz- esszsz4sets1Ess nae Slsh 1rasr.s - 49,
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WANTEN-GfEI. PaH GENERAL EsrSr.
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ron REsr-EoUsss.

FOR gEsy-HoUSEs.
EoR RENT-coxpLgTy FoyI- EnoN FIAT
II oae hascg seoza ssrces cars. SSs Birch street.
I-oR EYyT-Nrw ETGHT-RooM HOUSE:
sss Iss-rS s.reess oa ssovsA Seattle electro car
aEe-
I,oR RENT-EToHT-RooM HOUSE on
xvs $500 .sss srs sls * rss 81 IS
Tor REST-BowLING ALLEY. INQUIRE
II EvezS~nen Sssoea, cogEer Seco71 AID Washing
tea streets
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IT SzsF q heasss &C seven Eooz1S WITH bathroom
Al rAasTy aass $50 ssss ptF'n Aae's soseFs
T-oR RENr-xTS F-RooN DWELLING To 4
sssrzS tsSvsne $500 ss s-os VEGA of farngssre:
located ca SHoox6 street. seEtA Of Pike Asleress
r O. BOX ~
I~oR REST-oooD LOCATION FoR eEo-
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inoas-s roSo-n y taio1 assck
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Tor RENT-A FURNISHED HoCsE NEAR
4 tae Cnaye-ss1y. IE21zre rooE - olynpsc
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L,oR REST-ForR- 8oox HoCsE, JACKSON
T ssTees. EeA< pea-fs rens- s12-5o zao1fA
Myers. ossEagse Book. roo1a Is.
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ssis 3x1es fTee- a.eZs seveaia street.
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SIX. bel S-sze-- Szrre f1isSszg- very Close ia
Ne vacant q G. essS-s s2sa&ry i slzR faz r7l1s
I>oz REST-soEgS AND LOMBARD. WITH
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I>oR REST-A FIVE ROOM EoCsx AND
II Soorss AFTAs Mrs n D Pe&se4 SEr4-s ans
Sec1Da sErasss
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wsse<s oaS rs's BACKS son cznae- ~ $50 Ars IS
PC a2oasA- Apply <secGgs " Sscoa. So Secuzs
sire%s
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ExeR4FER.
xssTR4noRs.

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- s-=-xSzzE Es.a-z 50 EGsoz bsark In
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CIR y0TTcEs.

DOTH & EzEED7D ABSTRACT llI
ID zzsEs EaEsz1s Sss A. So Seattle basek
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zCcoCyTIyTs.

r. : ETZLZysa@- ssESERAL ACCOUNTANT Il
- 5ln4Ez ~s-@C ~ exrerz wusx spsraz ~
zzssE- : E-sG- n.-sx
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fTCSTTS GEARfN & CEEwS-tFREp.
L Tass5n. J. ". tseegfn. W. = Crswsf-Aftor-
nsys a. law. ofsces !. ,. s and sullivan block.
Seattle, Wash
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PHYSICIANS AND sURe Eoss.

nR &. Z ROLLfSS-ROoNS 10 AID ~
IL 0vrlrtc block: diseases Of eye ear, GoSe afsd
throat office hours, 10 TO IL m. 2 70 and q
% "a.
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TAILORING.

ETE-R L CCsJy. GOTT4TrIy gFrrnr~5
y - xs11 , u 1871 .sew Fayx .sfsn.ss,s =
t@lZ 1=s1- --as1- s-s@z-Sy tr11s<rx 10 Greer r.
ZEe@ - 49,
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BooKBEsDERY.

DEEgEENy ASTH0Syss gryns75
Al Lax csss& zfszsS5rsrS moved "a r.
szzzdz zzrss<- czrzzz C9z.n@resal stree, sss.51
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CzzES 4 yCsESE. VETERINARY PEY<E
- S@A-s 40 s-rEzszz- Ess-saszrT E-s5zzass fs-z
Esz- EeaEGz GsE@z zzz azzr-z.s-z - ES.E-zsv G.
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ia l. J AcEyTosSEz GA n TE o. 0xFA-
A. ~ ~ Ger g-%-S a. Nszrzzk <-z-gssr
- 49,. - - q
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r A1TESF AID cEELDEEysz HArpnerS
Il II 2-a -zs4-5E-re EzgsSgss slezzns - -
q Eaz- zssszs 80 20 z-szscz ancass ~ 80 h
3 Ese-zE1z -71-y--zE FEozt street. sver aess5)
& Es-a
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|ofnE.o,Ir,
.selifedel
siy Of ks lnf
sni recrsi
c;iy Of eel
<csiile be a
~ decnvtr,es|
LID. and i ~
49, ~s2itfl1|
s,ser said u
sssfsie and
n, % propo
IN Of @ctioi
a. and fhle
ion ~, a.
towushi1
.;sding also
- Of "a
s;als Of Lax
T~nion paS
inciudes.di ed.
= ofBailai
ses al thd
corporate.
rsiiory inciTu
'.ssisuiarly ,
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I-op rrST-gsszSpLETY FoCR- ReoM Plat
II aae hsscg srssa ssrces CARS SSS Birch street.
corner RAsTssssz
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u-ANTED-STTT ALTON As RssokKEEPEE
w ant csers- A&&rpSs sax SsS. AsFevs&- Or
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
Advice to Mathers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions ~ n",her- far
children teething 70 over fifty ,-nrr With
perfect success Ii relieves the little suf-
ferer at once, produces natural, quiet
sleep by freeing the child from pain. and
the little cherub awakes AS "buah' az a
button." 1t is very pleasant :" tasie.
soo,hes the child, softens the guns. sllays
pain, relieves wind, regulates the r",~-,-,
and 10 the best known reined, l"r HiaT-
rhea, whether arising from tr-'nog or
other uses Twenty-Five cents '"dlie.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
To Whom II may Concern.

Notice il hereuy gwen that | am the
owner Of all undivided one third interest
Of and in the Silver Queen mining claim
situated in Cedar mining district, Mo
have county, Arizona, and that will not
nor shall my interest in s.id mining
claim he responsible Tor any debts here
after contracted against the aforesaid
mining claim. Also that any locations |
may hereafter make shalt I've my own in.
dividual property and that | have no
partners at the present time except in
the above mentioned location. .....
JAMES CARROLL.
Dated at Kingman, October "a, 1891.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
Proposals tor Gross Beet and flour
U. 5. INDIAN SERVICE,
HEKBEnT WELSH INSTITUTE,
fT. MOHAyE. Ariz.. Oct. II, 1901


Sealed proposals, enforced Proposals
for Grp,s B-ei AID Flonr !" ,s lac rase
may be, and addressed 10 tie unaer-
signe4 AT Fot M"iay-. Atlzoiit. viii he
prer,ed at this school uthii one o'clurk
Pm. "T WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
IL, 1891. fur furnishing aud delivering at
klu-tnan, Arizona, (for Hual-pii IT.
diai-,) as rrqinr-d, 59.i)0 pounds Of
flour and 2O0.U0J nUunds Vi gru>s heef.
Beef cattle uturt he gopi, mrtri,Inta-
BILE, ana all offered under any contract
will .e Subj,'ct To- rigid inrIr ctiou The
cattle ~ be furnished must he steers and
COWS, (uO bniir Ur siHgs,) not over seNrn
years oi age, and must avrvage 40, ltss
Than 75J p"uuds gtur~, at ea,h irln. .Gy
from May lst % dec, inher IT. aui not
less than 40 pOuti> from Dpc.nl,er LIT
la May Isl no animal 10 Wragh lr-- than
$50 pounds, and nu ailnial shall IN. Et'-
crIved that will net lrss than As Ia.r
reutun of itr gross weight. The price
mnst he figured gross, i,ut for all COWS
delivered under any contract a disCt,nIt
oi twenty (20) per criIinm from the pro-
posed price III he made, and not more
than one. fourth of the cattle offered and
accepted at any one delivery must he
COWS. ..|...
Flour must be what IL known aa
Straight, full sio;k," Of go,,d, sound
wheat, piowu IN the r.rtioi, of the ,q,un.
try contiguous Ia the places oi delivery,
go pounds OF wheat tc lee ground down 10
~ pounds oi flour, 40 patents taken ont >
and drliyerrd ~ extra strong gle cot
ton sacks, to weigh eight ounces io tho
yard; said sacks TO hp oi ahoni loo pounds
capacity. Contractors will he reQniied
iO plainly stamp their names on each
sack. Samples of not less than 10 pouIds
must be inrniriled bv bidders.
Bidders will be required TO state spe.
clticalIy ~ their bids the proposed prics
Of each article offered for delivery nnder
a contract. ...r
The right is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids, or any part Of any hid. II deemed
Tor the best interest oi ihe service
a CERTIFIED CHECKS ........
Each hid must be accompanied by
certified cheek or draft upou some United
States Depository. or solvent NaiionaI
Bank in the yirinity of she residence
OF the bidder, made payahie 10 the order
Of the Commissioner Oi Indian Affairs,
for at least FIVE PER CENT. u
the amount ri the proposal, which, chet'k
or draft will he fortified TO the United
States in case any bidder or bidders re.
ceiving an award shall fail TO promptly
exeru'a a contract, with good and sniff.
Gent snreiies, otherwise 10 be returned
TO the bidder. asa
Bids accom- panied nv cash in lien OF q
certified check will not lie considered.
For further information apply To
s. NJ. MCGOWAN,
81 Superintendent.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

kingintn ~ getting notorious tor The
p@riTirs'i'n "f practical 'ke-. A couple
~ lW.,l si"rirurn @ent ont hunting last
Monday aud haggei couple ii dozen
quail and determined TO have a fine
game iaH-pie, aud invitations were i-Sned
by the gail 'nf hunters to several arQiain-
,eS 10 participate ia the repast at half
past ten o'clork at Tung Hing Wu's
restaurant where the savory pie MAS
sreaming away right nierrily. Now,
two or tire" persons, who have surh sen-
sillve Cleofhcto"y organs that they can
sceut "a quail pie IA far as "a bird dog can
u co,ey of parrri,iges, laid their head
together ami plotted aud schened ~ 10
their cl,anc-s of Oufwittingthe Chinaman
and gaining Possession OF the swas One
commission and that he preformed tis
task with honor 10 himself and his com
radrs the sequel demonstrates. Walking
boldly upio rhe celestial proprietor he
hlandly informed him that, il the pot-pir
Was ready. he had been authorized TO
convey it ,p Wm. Rich rd's saloon where
the parry were awaiting its arrival-"aud
he quick about it," The Chinsman
delivered IL over and the wag, With his
booty disappeared in the hack door of
Cux's wer-goois establishment. where
he and his eonlrdarates made m.rry and
drvourei the u.il Shortly after the
original party srooped in. .eated them
selves complacently and ordered the ter
qnail. The Chinese proprietor in u husky
voice explained 10 the party how guile
less American had siauiefnlly misin-
formed INN and serrupii,iou-ly stolen the
quail The howl that went up from the
tnroa'a OF the assembled guests upon this
announcement was something awful, and
the epirhe,s and adjectves hurled at the
unknown purlUiners o. the game pie vas
frequent and painful and free.' Til"
graceless wags returned the kettle with
the irjuctIon 10 the owner to he careful!
next time and not get in So much pepper.
The people OF Mohave county in gen
eral and Kingman in particular Will he
pleased to learn that survey Of the NAL,
apais range Of hills west Of kngmIn isl
now being made. The people will how
have the supreme satisfaction OF know
ing in what particular sections Eagle
Peak and Coyote Gulch are located. The
township embraces the whole mountain
from Maguire's ranch on the south TO II
point about two miles north Of Johnson's
ranch. Truly the ways OF The Interior
Department. are past finding ou'.
The appearance Of the town wonld he
much improved were the old walls, left
standing by the tire OF three years ago,
torn down They are an unsightly Rui-
sance and unless something is done with
them before the rainy season sets in they
are liable to fall and injnrs some one.
James Uncapher is in town from Min
eral Park.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

ave know from experience in the use
OF Chamherlaln's Cough Remedy that il
will prevent Group" says Messrs. Cad
berry & Wvrl.y, Percy. Iowa. They aIso
add rhe Remedy has given great salts
faction in that vicinity, anh that they he.
lieve il 10 be the best in the market for
rhroa, and lung diseases. For sale by III.
II. WaikIns
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
PROTECT OUR BREAD.

The machinery of the law has been put work
too speedily against the fraudulent use of ammonia and
alum in Baking Powders Both health and the pocket of
the people arc demanding protection The legislatures of
New York. illinois and Minnesota taken this matter
OF adueraon up and especially that of Baking Powders
will be in the public health when their sale
is made misdemeanor in every State the UNION and
the penalties of the law rgdy enforced There is
article of human food wickedy aduterated than that
OF Baking Powder.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
cream of tartar powder having general that free
from ammonia alum taint any kind of mpurity Il
makes the and ghtest bread biscuit and cake
that perfectly dgesblc whether not cold 1t
to manufacture DR.. Prices any other baking
powder 1t is superior to every other known and the
standard for forty years
DR.. Prices Cream ,,aking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
tior ID
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
Worse 'f'ha8 s.rpre.y

Is catarrh. and there IL but one prepara-
rion that does cure that disease, and that
is the California Positive and Negative
Electric Liniment. Sold by ii. II. Wat.
kins. 1t ~ also cures neuralgia, rheuma-
lism, headache, spraino, burns and all
pains. Try it and tell your neighbor
where TO get il.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
Excitement

Runs high at III. III. Watkins drug store
over System Builder, AS everybody is
using il for ca,arrb OF tie stomach. dys-
pepsia, constipation and impirr blood,
and to build up the system it certainly
possesses wonderful merit wlten all speak
so well OF IT,
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

fober path, 1891
frankie Pors, Florence Ogden,
Lester Wilkinson, George kier,
Eva Po''s, Flora Aiken,
L,llah Potts, Mill" Wilson,
Grace Wilson, Lizzie Anderson,
Mary F.rra. Edith Ogden,
Lilli. Wilson, Charley Wilson,
Albert NOli, Charl"y Anderson,
LIZZIE Anderson, Peter Fe;ra. 4
Amelia Quinones, John Neal. -
Frank Jerome, Kitty WII,on, "
Lonnis Wells, Jo~ie Eshom.
Mas J. G. OGDEN, Te le,ler.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
For Sale or Rent.

A nice, roomy house on S,nrh Front
street, now ,.sei IA "a lodging O.. d'"l.
linz house, grassy lawn snrr"n ~ lac
honse, good out-bulding- a c"rraI.
Will be sold cheap for cash. :" All te
rented should right party apply
MRs. j. u RYAN.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

Ont Of l 1857 cough syrups manufactured
in the United States. but one has been
found to he entirely free from opiates, and
that il the California Positive and Mega
tive Electric Cough Cure, which is the
best on earth for coughs, colds, Group, etc
Sold by II. HI. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

The Needles Eve has passed the fourth
milestone and il still prosperous, hrigl
and newsy. We wish il prosperity in the
future
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
KngmaH Public School.

The following is a list OF The names OF
pupils who have neither been tardy nor
ahsent fur the week ending Friday, Oc-
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

Charles Gnrdon will 20 down TO the
Berkelv miue Tomorrow.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
FOR Eehf.

In Kingman, Arih., one "i the fine,
large fire proof stores, directly "pn'>it.'
the depot, in the Luihy Bi"ck. Br,u i"-
cation in Kingman. Apply ." III. ii.
Watkins, Kinpman Ariz.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

Irrigation win be snhject for Mohave
county people to ponder over With II
this section OF Arizona would becone the
garden spot Of the west
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

Charles FroIis is .nj 'ying life in the
Ui Mohave county.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24

IoR"s o8 Good Srr0rit,
Batcrc.t Paid on isur sssI"siss.
FOreigs aad ssWsarstis EA. ba.ge
il H. HOSKINS JR, Cashier.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
ARIZONA CENTRAL 5--la,
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.

Esta1Slashed 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-24
eOmly One fn thc Uaited states.

Dated at Kingman, 0,iober "a, 1891.
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