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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
WAS 1T A RECOGNITION 2
The Mexican. Alleged TO Hsve Responded
to the Cbfltan's Salute.

CRY OF MrxIoo VIA GALVESTON, Tex +,
May pa letter from Acapulco is
printed in the Diarcgcl Hogar, which
says that the insurgent cruiser Esmer-
aida on entering that port salnied the
Mexican flag. and that the Mexican
officials in return ssluted the flag of the
cruiser, thus making il an open ques-
ton whether this was not a recognition
by Mexico of the Cbiiian insurgents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

ArHESs. Ga. Mas 2s.~-ssen. James :.
Lssnsstfes.t j. IA very feeble issaish- tie
has heen 80 ~ for tae past fse ~eeks
THAT he has gwen un york Dn hs hfs
tery u TIE confedersts wsF The hook
y nearly hasshed, ard WI contsIn
much Cat - history oi tie wsT has
yet Published.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
KILLED BY FOUL AIR.
Three Men Surocated in Colorado
silver Nine Yesterday.

BREcKESRrpeE, Col, May ga ter
rible accident occurred about O'Clock
this morning at Little Corporal mine,
near this place. by which three men,
William Barklie. John Dierks and s.
benson lost their lives. Their deaths
resulted from foul air. Ii appears that
A drift has been driven from the main
shaft and a raise Was made from the
drift to interSect an old incline above.
This incline bad been known to have
bad air for some time. IL ia supposed
that when the break was made through
that the men were at once overcome
with the rush of foul air and killed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

oSASroeK. Ia. May 2s Captain
Sidney Russell, = highly respected cltl-
zen Of Accomaek eeuuty. was probably
fatally shot whlie trylng g. keep tht
Bradford brothers ont ~ theif house.
81 which be had iaker possession vb.le
suffering from mental aiserrstion. They
toes him for = desperate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

PARKsssHusa, W Va, May "a
prominent contractor Of this city hAs
received = letter from iiFsxt8n county
saying that 80 Italians and SEVENTH
negroes working on railroad got INTO
fght AID eighs Italians we're killed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

a British Bsrk Dashed on the Rocks
All Hands saved.

NORFOLK. Va, May 26.-The British
bark vorbilis. Captain Beveridge, of
Ysrmauth, Y. :, went ashore last
night during fog. one mile and half
south OF Poyner's life-saving station.
She was bound from New York to
savannah. The crew and the captain q
wife were all saved IN surf boat from
the station. The vessel viii be a total
toss
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

TrRRA BAuTE, Ind, May 26.-Short
stop Iangfofd pitched after the tbird
and held the visitors down to two hits.
ss< bf-s
Jerre Hsute q o O. 4
Peoria .......--. 4 q O. 81
Base Hlis-Terrs uaufe : Peeria s.
EFrarx Terre iaufe. a. Peoria. t
Batteries -Nhiftrscf Bradley isangford and
Nils. Payne and Jerfien.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
GRAND RAPIDS MICH, WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY q. 1891

rendition left nothing TO be desired
from an artistic or MUSICAL point oil
view. This afternoon Narxburg q
Bronson's band will have . good
share Of the program. but best
OF all we shall hear more OF
Mrs Ford, Mr.. STOW. Mrs. Fisk,
and Mr.. Bensford. The evenings pro-
gram will conclude with Mozarts
Twelfth Mass" in which all of the
solossts. the full ehoruses of the
oraiorio society and the orchestra, Will
be heard. Nothing too strong can be
said To encourage attendance on the
festival, Tor the excellent manner IN
which the most difficult program Was
executed entities such an attendance
that wiil occupy the spacious hall TO lts
greatest accommodating ca paeity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

Base Hifs-Evansrilla. T. Dayton g.
Errors Evansville. 4 Dayton. =
Batr 'rics-iseftfer fed toumers; Petty.
sNlil and Nommrrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

Ray CRY. Mon. May 26.--Every one
OF the Bsv Citys wentio bat twice IN The
second and Detroit put three p.tchcrs ia
the box.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

The announcement that Manager
Hickey, of Powers Grand. will take a
benefit next Monday evening has
aroused inquiry for reserved seats,
there being many applications at the
box office yesterday, who were told that
the sale will open tomorrow morning.
For tins event the welI-known player,
Clarence +. Holt, will present that
thrilling drama, a touching tale OF
brotherhood, "Damon and Pythias. +"
The play and its theme are exemplary,
and as popularity known as anything IN
the pages of dramatic history.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27

EVANSVILLE, May 2e.-Petty began e
pitch for Dayton bu; was knocked oui
IN the second inning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-27
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.

Base Hits Esv City "a Detroit 6.
Lfl.ors BAY CTS A. llttrnfi b
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-01

NOTA.-Los viajes al rededor de esta Isla
seran con escalas en- Fajardo, Humacao, Arroyo,
Ponce, Mayagiiez, Aguadila Arecibo, vice
versa, respectivamente.
OTRA.-Dosde esta fecha cesa la concession
del 20 p.S rebaja sobre e flete de los embarques
por este vapor.
Puerto-Rico, IL de Agosto de 1891.
LUDWIG DUPLAOE.
AGENTE PRINCIPAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-01
Il iiNOVEDADES!!

En- II afamado establecimien to de los Se-
hores SOBRINO DE LUNA X CO, Sc ACADIA de
recibir por los ultimos vapores un gran surtido
,ie vari.s artfculos del giro, entire les cuales Sc
cuentan
Ezcelentss JAMoNES ASTURIANeS Z
GALLEGOS, cosa de gusto, 10 mejor que Sc
importa al pals
Vines tintos q bzances isanaejoyables de Ma
cara, Vazdepe550s q Galicio, SIN emcabegar.
SoBREAsADAs z TosTADAs DE MALLoRoA.
iCHUFAS DE VALENCIA!
Collservas alimenticias.- Galletitas biz
cochos franceses.-Bulces y licores fnos de
LOdas classes
E2 sstrtido es completasinso.
Las personals de buen gusto, los quo Sc,
pan regular el paladar, tienen donde escojer.
Los .sYcs SOBRINO DE LUNA Ca
solo ilnpoltan artlculos de primera caiidad.
Visitese el referido ESTABLISHMENTS, ortaleZa,
esqnina canca. Els unO de los primeros de
su clase, fundadOs en- la Isla
Sc VENDE MUY BARATO
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NNNlVASNNN NNNNN
La !" r. 'ormada Esperanga," fonda posada.

FL dueho de este antique aereditado ests-
berimiento, despues de terminadas las obras an
eI introducidas que ls colocan q Ia altura quo To-
que requiere ell siglO XIX, ofrece sus servicos al
pdblco desde ell da l: del pr6ximo mes de Sc
.embre, particularmente los viajeros de la isa
que visten la Capital,
Tiene ell establecimiento habitaciones freseaa
y ventiladas con toda clase de comodidades, la
mismo que excelentes salopes comedores sa
duenO no ha omtido sacriicios para hacer con for
table ell dichO establecimiento dnnde So servira
TODD precios muy economicos. e
La REFORMADA ESPERANZA esta situato
en- esta Marina, cae de la Princesa nlim. z. vi
sitad dcho establecmiento saldreis oompla-
cidos
Puerto Rico 20 de Agosto de l~9l.
Francisco Marcos.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
,Wiaing Notes.

Twiggs Il Kelley will have nine tons Of
Robert Emmit ore worked in the mill at
Todd Basin. The Robert Emmit
produces very free gold ore OF a good
grade and would be good property for
some mill company to tie to.
The break in the large pump in the
Cupel mine has been repaired and is
again throwing out a big stream Of water.
The water is now down two hundred and
twenty feet and will be drained to the
bottom in about week. when force Of
men will be put on.
Superintendent Benjamin will have
four or five carloads OF ore from the the
Elkhart mine run through the King
man sampling works in few days. The
Elkhsrt il mine rich in lead and silver
and under the present management will
no doubt be made large producer.
U. S. Smith is still prosecuting work
on his contract on the Bull Dog mine in
Todd Basin and will complete it in few
days. Between seventy-fVe and hun
dred tons Of ore Of an average value OF
sifty dollars gold and silver has been
taken out in sinking and drifting eighty
feet. The ore body has increased in width
as the drift was driven ahead, and it is
now considered one Of the first milling
propositions in the county.
Scott Il Humphry, lessees on the Night
hawk, in driving the drift south from the
bottom Of the shaft they recently sunk,
encountered two-foot streak of ore that
is in its way thing Of beauty and wealth.
The ore is almost solid ruby silver. A
shot in the ledge threw out twenty-one
sacks Of coarse and twelve sacks Of fine
ore. The strike il considered one Of the
best made in the mine for several years.
The lucky finders are deserving Of their
good luck and we hope it will prove even
better than We expect.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
The waiIapai Banquet.

Last Sunday was gala day with the
Wallapais and our citizens seemed TO en-
Joy seeing them happy. The Great Father
at Washington, through the superintend-
ent of the Indian school service, at Fort
Mohaye, had duly announced his gener-
Gus purpose Of distributing beef and -four
TO his wards on Saturday, the oath inst.
BY some mistake of the Indian runners
they had fixed the dates in some Of the
camps on the 26th, so in order to give all
the Indians an opportunity TO be present,
that date was fixed for the issue. Early
in the morning the brave red man, with
his squaws and pappooses, his ponies,
dogs, guns and general belongings began
10 distribute himself in the street and
open country in front of the new court
house, where il was announced that Chief
Serrumm would make big talk" The
look Of expectation was strong on the
faces Of the crowd, especially OF the
women and childron and many an anK'
ious glance was cast In the direction Oh
Crozier & Maekenzie's corral where the
beeyes were safely penned.
Serrumm was retieent and salky and
was trying to convince his people that
the hospitality of the government
was offered as lure, TO entice them TO
part with their children, and compel
them 10 attend the school at Fort Mohave.
That If they yielded to the Temptation
their children woald surely be taken from.
them, the whites wosld control the child
rem for their own purposes, and the glory
Of the Wallapais as tribe and nation be
among the things that were. But the
prospect Of something TO eat was too
strong for the chiefs logic. Presently
Professor MCGOWAN made his appearance
on the porch, an interpreter was selected
end Chief Leyy-Leyy. one of ssrTumm's
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

lieutenants, made the first talk-rehears-
ing how many years the Wallspais had
lived here-how good and noble they
were, making special mention Of his own
virtues, how he had always counseled
peace, and taught his people TO respect
the rights Of his white brother. Levy
Levy touched very lightly on the school
question leyidently not desiring to jeop-
ardize the prospect Of getting some grub)
but thought the old ways the best ways
Then Serrumm made his talk the sub
stance Of which has already been indi-
Gated, and insisting that his children
ought 10 work for him, showing in all be
said what an awful power ignorance and
superstition exists in the mind Of savage
and how selhshness and egotism bar
the way to all progress.
Then Professor MCGOWAN stood up to
talk. He told the interpreter TO speak
loud 80 the assembled Indians could all
hear what the Great Father at Washing
ton desired him to say. 1t was a pictur-
esque and impressive scene. In addition
to the six or seven hundred Indians, all
eager TO hear the thought and purpose Of
the government, there were a number Of
citizens, including the sheriff, district
attorney and most of the county officials
present and we believe that not only the
Indians, but all who heard the Professor
talk, were made better and more patriotic
thereby. We have not space in this issue
TO give even brief synopsis. After tell
ing Serumm that he was not there to
trade -four and beef for pspooses; that
he came to feed the Indians because they
were without food and many Of them
suffering with cold and hunger. He ex-
plsined TO them that il the Great Father
wanted TO put the children in school he
Was strong enough to do it without re-
sorting to low cunning and trickery. He
then proceed TO explain the gracious pur-
pose and intent Of the goyent, not only
in furnishing beef and -four, but in pro-
yiding schools at great expense, where
the Indian could be taught TO feed his
mind aud make ii strong. The Professor
pointed out in a concise and forcible
manner the value and importance to the
Indian and his children of ayailing them
selves Of the generosity Of the govern
ment. He illustrated the benefits Of
school training in various ways and di.
rected attention to the advantage it
would be to them to be able 10 make
their own clothes, guns, plows and
wagons, and have their children able TO
write letters, read the papers. etc.
While the Professor was talking the
Indians crowded around to catch every
word, and while their minds were doubt
less on the beef and bread they undoubt-
IDLY caught visions Of what might be
accomplished by virtue Of the school,
md their hearts warmed towards the
,ood father who had made provision for
heir mental as well as their physical
Welfare.
They we're then counted and six hun
lred and sixty-eight found to be present.
Serum and his family were the last TO
resent themselves for enumeration, but
le got there all right. The rations were
hen issued and presently the whole
o1ntry around Kingman was ablaze
Nth little fires and roasting. broiling and
'sking began and was kept up nearly all
light. We shall have something further
0 say on the Indian question hereafter.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

In the make up Of committees Of the
legislature Mohave county has beee gen.
erously dealt with. In the Council Hon
Foster 8. Dennis has been placed at the
head Of one Of the most important com
mittees Of that body, that Of mines and
mining. Besides he has been placed on
the Judiciary, claims and enrolled and
engrossed bills. In the House Hon NJ
q. Copeland, being a Republican, has
not Jared as sumptuously as our member
Of the Council, being placed on two com
nittses, printing and education.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

SENATORS Jones, Stewart, Teller, VOL
colt, Washburn, and Cameron will re-
ceive the hearty commendation Of all iair
minded men in this great and glorious
republic for their action Oh the force bill.
With this measure now out Of the way
needed legislation viii be rushed through
Congress The silver bill will soon pass
the House in a modified form and will, il
is thought, be signed by the president.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

SEVERAL important bills have already
been introduced in the legislature, among
which is one calling for constitutional
convention. Arizona is undoubtedly en-
titled TO statehood, and should she be ad-
mitted ii would advance her interests
fnatarally
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
FOR THE YEAR A. ID. 1880.
OEFICE oF THE
TERRITORIAL AUDIToRl

TUcsoS, A. T., Aug. 23rd, 1890.
To THE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS on
MoHAyE COUNTY, A. t.
GENTLEMEN AT the regular session Of
the Territorial Board Of Equalization,
Aug. 10th, 1890, 1t was duly ordered that
the assessment Of the Atlantic q Pacific
railroad be reduced from a basis Of o.
250 90 per mile, TO 5000 90 per mile
and that the Franchise and right Of way
OF said Railroad Company being exempt
from taxation, not taken into considera-
tion by said Board in assessing and fix.
ing the valuation OF the property Of said
Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Company.
1t was further ordered that the descrip-
ton Of said Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
be changed to read as follows in Mohaye
county, A. T.:
tSigned.)
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
Excitement

Runs high at II. II. Watkins drug store
over System Builder, as everybody is
using it for catarrti o. tbe stomach, dys-
pepsia, constipation and imPase b!ood,
and to build up the system il certainly
possesses wonderful merit when all speak
30 vel OF it.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
Only One An the United states.

Out Of 1857 cough syrups manufactured
in the United States, but one has been
found to be entirely free from opiates, and
that is the California Positive and Mega
tive Electric Cough Cure, which is the
best on earth for coughs, colds, Group, etc.
Sold by III. III. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

A NUMBER of Sheffield, England, cut
lsry firms have signifed their intention
of moving 10 America in consequence Of
the Mckinley tariff. They will bring all
Of their workmen with them. This is
another illustration Of protecting labor,
by bringing it into direct competition
with foreign imported labor.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

The message Of Acting Governor Muir
ply, which has just been sent to the
legislature, is quite lengthy and makes
some good recommendations. The abol-
ition Of useless Offices is q recommend
alton that will commend itself to the leg.
nlators, and receive their early attention.
The message is above the average Of
such documents.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

WILL informed frontiersmeD are Of the
opinion that all the Indians in the north
west will 90 on the war path in the
spring, and that they are fully armed and
equipped. The work Of diSarming them
being but fence.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

THE Revised Statutes will be reduced
In price and ii is thought enough will be
sold for to pay for binding tina yo.umns
WM. F. Villas was elected United
States Senator from Wisconsin Monday.
and w. A. PfefIer from Kansas, to sue
eeed Ingalls,.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

JOHN MAcxEY and G. W. Bonynge, the
two millionaires, had a fistie encounter
In the Nevada bank few days ago, in
which Maekey came out first best.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

The net debt of Ysvapai county is
s524, 1884. This is large burden which
the southern part Of the county viii in
herit when the new county Of Coconino
Ia cut off.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

tlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company. Franchise and
Right Of Way Exempt.
ia 375-100O miles Of main
track, roadbed, ties, fish
plates, bolts and any and
all material used in the
construction and main
tenance Of said track and
bed together with the
bridges and culyerts, be-
ginning at the easterIy
boundary line Of Mohave
county. A. T., where said
road crosses the line from
Yavapai county aud run
ming thence in a SOUTH
westerly direction across
the said Mohave county TO
the western boundary line
thereof, where said road
crosses into California and
known as the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad, 4404
649-10O0 per mile; i'm
provements on said right
of way and station grounds
as follows: Telegraph Of
flee, one master mechan-
les store house, one sand
house, one bunk house,
ice house number J., one
ice house number 2, one
bunk house, one engine
house, one pump house,
cottages, one bunk store
house, one roadmaster's
house, one corral, track
scales, one car cleaners
house, one roadmaster's
and carpenters shop, one
turn-tsble, one eating
house, ice house, one
blacksmith shop, one ear
repairer's house, one oil
house, one tank, one coal
chute and bin, situated at
Peach Springs in said
Nohave county and known
as the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad telegraph office,
master mechanics store
house, sand house, bunk
house. ice house, bunk
house, engine house, eat
ing house, pump house,
cottages, bunk store house
roadmaster's house, corral,
track scales, car cleaners
house, roadmaster's and
carpenters shop, turn
table, eating-house, ice
house, blacksmith shop
and car repairer's house,
oil house, tank, coal chute
and bin ; one bunk house,
one pump house and tank
situated at Truxton, in
said Mohaye county and
known as the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad bunk
house, pump house and
tank; One depot, one
section house, one bunk
house, and stock yards,
situated at blackberry, in
said Mohaye county, and
known as the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad depot, sec
ton house, bunk house,
and stock yards ;one bunk
house, situated at Hual-
apai ia said Mohave
county and known as the
Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road bunk house; One
depot, stock yards, ore
bin, bunk house, pump
house, and coal beavers
house, coal chute, and
coal bin, pump house and
tank, situated at King
man, in said Mohave
county, and known as the
Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road company's depot,
stock yards, ore bin, bunk
house, pump house, coal
heavens house, coal chute
and coal bin
pump house and
tank one telegraph Office,
one section house, one
bunk house, one pump
house and tank, situated
at Yucca, in said Mohave
county. and known as the
Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road telegraph office. sec.
tion house, pump house
snd ianEi One section
house, one bunk house.
situated at Drake, in said
Mohave county, known
% the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad section house and
bunk house; One section
house, one bunk house,
one pump bonSe one tank,
situated at Powell, in said
Mohave county, known as
the Atlantic aud Pacific
railroad section house,
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

SENATOR STAMFORD had a narrow escape
from death in New York few days ago
The cab in which he was riding was
crashed into by a street car and he was
badly injured
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
W.. CHAMBERLAIN ( CO.,
Ore Buyers e. Samplers.

Highest Market Price Paid for Ores. Returns
made within Forty.eight Honrs after
ore reaches our works. COlslgnments solicited
otses. t3i5 18th Street. Esrss, 33th walee.
r. o. Box, 900. Denver. Telephone, 10,
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

OVER one hundred and fifty miners
were killed by an explosion Of gas in
Frick & Co.'S, coal mine at Mammoth,
Pennsylvania, Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

THERE is a strong probability that a
mint will be established in Tucson, as
there is strong effort being made With
this object In view by Senator Stewart.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

SECRETARY WrSDoN win soon make
another trip 10 New York to purchase
silver, and the white metal will again
take an upward turn.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
.-.,...---.--.--.--.-.-.-.-...-.-s--.

The case OF J. IL. Behan, ex-superin-
tsndent Of the territorial prison is now up
before the Supreme court.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
The MoHAVE MINER.
KINGMAN. JANUARY 81. 1891.

The force bill was laid on the shelf in
the Senate, Monday, by vote Of "a to
IS.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

property, 200 20. 1900. III 10
Woods, Chas. Frame build
in Peach Springs, rs 00.. 277
Zieger, Charles. Lots IL, 10,
Il and %, Block 4, King
man, 400 00. ...,....,., IA 30
TERRITORY OF ARrzoNA.l go
COUNTY OF MoBAyE. ""'
Notice is hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the cost
and percentage thereon, amounting TO
one and one-half per cent per month pen
atty. and one dollar for each piece or par
eel Of real estate, together with one dol
Lar for personal property, cost Of adver-
tising, are paid, l, the undersigned Tar
Collector Of said Mohaye county, will ap-
ply to the District Court held In and for
said county AT the next ensuins term there
Of, to wit. At tne April term, TO be held
in said county on the first Monday In
April, 1891, for a judgment against the
lands and real estate and personal prop
erty de cribied in the foregoing Delin-
qnent List Of Taxes for the taxes set forth
in said list, and for cost and interest
and for an order TO sell the same for the
satisfaction thereof, and also that on the
Monday next succeeding the day Of the
commencement ri such term Of the Dis
trict Court. all the lands and real estate
and personal property for the sale oi
which an order shall he made will be ex-
posed TO public sale in front Of the south
door Of the Court House Of said county
for the amount Of said taxes, interest and
cost due thereon.
WM. II. LAKE,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector.
Dated Jan'y 26th, 1891.
Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31

property, 200 20.
Woods, Chas. Frame build
in Peach Springs, rs 90.
Zieger, Charles. Lots IL, 10,
q and %, Block 4, King
man. 400 00 .......