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Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

An exchange says: The gentlemen
sho take Damon and Pythias 90 their
saints will appreciate story set afoat by
the Waterloo Ind. Press in effect that q
young lady OF that city disguised herself
in male clothing and for several months
clerked in n store, during which time she
applied for admission as Pythian and
WAS introduced into the order. All went
merrily until the third degree was
reached, and then came exposure. 1T
seems" says the Press, ''in the third
they have an india-rubper rat and cell
uloid snake run by clock work inside,
which are very natural, indeed. The
idea Is to run them at the candidate to
see IL he will finch. When the snake
ran at the girl she kept her nerve oil
right, but when the rat tried to jump up
her trousers leg she grabbed her imag-
mary skirts and jumped on q refrigiator
which was standing near, which 10 the
work OF the fourth degree, and screamed
murder. The girl is member of the
order, however, and there 10 no help for
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30
oaly one I'm she Uaisea 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., 1891-05-30
salary ems 90 nsr Week.

Wantsd--Good Agents to sell our gem
eral line of merchandise. No peddling
Above salary will be paid 10 "liye'
agents. For further information, address
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO.,
l7s West vanBuren st., Chicago, Ill.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

There 10 large deposit Of pure alum
in Apache county, only six miles from
the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad. The st.
Johns Herald says there 10 suffi cient
quantity TO supply the world.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

The west is again aroused by the dis.
covery OF rich silver ore in new distric,
and there is talk OF another mining ex.
element such 40 was last seen az Lead
vile in 1873 and 1879. Many prospectors
and spectators are already rushing TO
the scene OF the reputed new bonanza To-
Gated in what is kown as the Deep Greek
region OF Utah, but whether these dis
coyeries will prove as valuable as those
Of Leadviile or will result in disappoint-
ment like the many mining "booms''
which there have been from time 10 time
in the past, can only be determined by
tine development Of the district. Not
withstanding the remarkable manner Ia
which the resources OF the We stern states
have been developed since the first bands
OF gold hunters crossed the Rockies,
there are still many portions Of the
Rocky Mountain region which. like Deep
Greek, remain impedscsiy or not "a oil
explored, and it 10 quite within reason to
expect that new and valuable mineral
discoveries, which may have impvstant
effect upon the mining industry Of the
United states, may, from time 10 time be
made. Engineering & Mining Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30
NOTICE.

KsGMAN, April LIST
Notice is hereby given that the Night
hawk mine or the owners thereof will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
by the contractors or lessees thereon.
II. GEORGE Bowers.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

Arizona newspapers are AS promis.
cuous with the title of honorable 40 Ken.
sucky papers are with that of colonel.
Every man with four bits surplus capital
and pompous air 10 dubbed honorable.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

We would respectfully call the atten-
ton OF the Phenix Herald 70 the fact that
the report OF the insane asylum commit
tee was written by Hon. A. j. Doran, or
nj least 1t rs signed by him as Q member
OF Che subcommittee.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

President Harrison is taking back q
seven-pound silver brick as souvenir OF
his reception in Colorado. He will prob
ably use 1t as paper weight to fatten
out Blain's state documents. Albuquer-
que Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

As soon as Arizona is admitted az a
state all the desert land inside her bor-
ders will be ceded her by the general
government, and from this source alone,
In few years, an immense revenue will
be derived from the sales Of the land and
from taxes on the same.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

Another gold discovery Is reported
irom Nevada. This time il is situated
near the Oregon line and 10 said TO be
very rich.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

A party has gone ont from Yuma hav
ing for it's object the capture Of three
hundred Gila monster.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

WANTED The consent Of 10000 Smok-
ers, 10 aend each, sample lot Of $50
NICKEL" Cigars and 20-year gold
filed Watch, by express @. o. ID.
$525, and allow examination.
HAVANA CrdAR Co.. Winston, N. q.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

Republicans OF Pima county are pre-
pairing TO read quite number OF their
county committee out OF the party.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

The Journal Miner gives the Phenix
Republican well deserved drubbing for
its malicious attacks on General O. Neil.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30
The MoHAvE MINER.

The Phenix Republican wakes wroth
because the Catholics OF Prescott voted
the Democratic ticket.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

The date SET for the holding Of the Ter
ritosial fair II Albuquerque Is now an
nounced 70 be from September 4th TO the
18th. inclusive.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

The Flagstaff Champion has been
changed TO the Coconino sun. So far, il
has not become very luminous.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30

Yuma has ripe corn. watermelons and
other luxuFies. Husrah for Yuma.
Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30
Pencil TabIets,

The following sizes Of soft paper figur-
ing or pencil tablets, ll00 sheets In n tab
lett, are for sale at the MINER Office al
the prices given below:
Eight AZ inch Tablets 25cts.
-Four 8 re 25cts.
Three 9k x6 25cte.
The sun., 1891-06-21
Mosr TO BE A BLACKSMITH
He 10 Recorded at tho PesitsatIary as .
journalist with "No CHA"


journalist with "No CHA"
John Most. convicted OF unlawful assembly
and sentenced to the psnitentlsty for one year.
was led out Of the Tombs ysstsrdsy morning
handcuffed to Charles Harris. trousers out
ter sentenced to six months for petit larceny.
There were others. and ons Of them was dis
orderly womsn- The party jostlsd zach other
in he Black Maria until hey resohed tho foot
Of East Twenty-sixth street. where they we're
taken on board the steamer Hinnehannonck.
At the psnltsntiary. in answer to questions.
he said that be was journalist OF 26G William
street. aged 45. married. educated, and an
ATHEIST In a few. minutes he had lost his
lux uriant full beard and moustache. and this
description was put down In tho book BY the
warden:
Large scar under left ear; left cheek rssormsd; NO
height 8 feet aSs inobss; weight. i4o pounds
wsis Island. a BIZ on soadsy dUna mornIns M s Most.
In his prison Rarb. viii WELD the hammer In
the prison blacksmith shop, aud at the same
anyi! whore ho stood whom hs served his pre-
vious sentence In 18s5-6. He was put In the
same cell on the fret tier that no had five
years ago. When he had been IN the building
Q few minutes . party OF Charity Hospital
physicians aAthsi ed about him and he at
tempted to talk 70 them about Individual lib
Was hurried on to bis cell. His term will last
Ayear unless hs Esb out on hsbeas eoTpur,
The sun., 1891-06-21

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The sun., 1891-06-21

KrNo FISHER, !. r.. June 20.-The wheat hnr-
vest In Oklahoma IL almost complete. Tho
yield ia estimated at not less than 25 bushels
per acre One farmer near here reports yield
of 40 bushels. Crops OF all kinds are very
promising. Garden vegetables and fruits are
In abundance.
DEs MONIES. June 20.-1his weeks bulletin
OF tho Iowa weather and crop service reports
the temperature about normal and the
rainfall excessive In many localities.
Heavy storms wrought considerable dam
age by washing out corn and Hood
ing crops on the bottom lands and
In tho southern districts tho cereal crops are
TOO rank. with a tendency to lodge. The gen
sral effect however. will be good In the state
The sun., 1891-06-21
bic Quantity forcoInoge purposes. while dealers

Die Quantity forcoinage purposes. while dealers
In Indian products and securities have held
alooi nom the market. hoping for further re-
cession In price, Poth appear 10 have over
stayed the market. 1t is said that one
OF the first effects OF the passage Of our new
silver law was the selling OF large amounts of
Indian rupee bonds Investors who sold last
iali and winter are now beginning to want
their bonds back. and their rspurchases nat
nrally affect tho market for silver. In which
those obllaations are payable. It 10 assum ed
OF course that rupse bonds a'e in demand
because OF . strong conviction that silvor will
rule ut much higher prices, and that is based
unon the obvious requirements OF many la,gs
commercial communities. moro especially the
United States. India, and 'everal OF he south
American States. 1t is understood tn at large
part of tho 5.0O0,0)0 ounces represented BY
certificates denlt in on the Stock Exchange Is
being carried by local bankers for Uruguay.
Portugal. and possibly for England
Among tho influences holding tho stock
market In check this woek were di,queting
rumors from London which are now known to
refer to difficulties that have arisen In trans
ferring the business OF Murietta Il Co. to q
Joint stock company. They have not yet been
adjusted. and may therefore cause little anx-
iety next week. The situation generally has
not undergone any important change. Trade
Is dull although the prospect OF an abundant
harvest OF whent IL improving every day. Both
wheat nnd cotton are moving out OF the coun-
try freely and exports OF the frat named will
doubtless be stinlulated d In the near iuture by
tho reduction In the French duty on wheat, to
take effect on July ~. In the leading indus
tiles the onl L noteworthy INN, oven ont is In the
iron trade. Tho Administration is unfortunate
In constant!y y raising financial questions which
might much better be let R'ona 1t has mngni-
fled the redemption or. extension OF the few4S
tcsnt bonds outstanding BY treating the oIe-
ration rs u the solvency OF the Treasury de-
pended upon the saving OF $40 0ol a year.
nnd It has ieviycd discuss on relative to The
ner entirely unwarranted. 1t Is to be regretted
sem incapnble Of taking broad and states
mRnlik >iows Of matters affecting the busi-
ness interests OF the country.
To-dnys market Was very dull. but lrices
wore vel! maintained. anil thcy advanced
fractionally nfter the publication of tho bank
statemeut. The closing was s'rong.
As comrared with tho final prices OF last
Saturday. the mRlority OF & cks nra lower. he
m"re important net decline. were in Union
pao,flo. l.. y cent: New Jersey Central. Ia;
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. "a: Cleve-
land. Sincinne,i, Chicago and st. Louis aud
nEd GFstls ass ResdTS c9 each sn Fes
Pacific. North American. Lead Trust, nid
National Cordage. "a = cont. each. The note
worthy advances were in LackawannR, Z a
cent.; New England. y: American Sugar
Reaning Co.. 4. and Chicago Gas. u = cent
Final eales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows:
The sun., 1891-06-21
at large II followed By favorable weather for
the cultivation Of corn and ripsninE OF small


WASHINGTON. Juno 2o-The weather cror
bulletin issued by tho Signal once TO-DAY
says:
Arkansas-Weather favorable for all crops
corn never looked better. Average Yield o.
wheat and oats; cotton much improved. More
sunshine much needed.
Iowa and Nebraska-Too much rain durins
the past week for best crop conditions corn
especially needing sunshine. slisht damage
by hail in southwest Nebraska
Mlchigsn and wisconsin-Co favor
able to all drops. although sunshine and
warmth are needed. Drouth broken in Michi-
gon. Hay 10 reported less than half crop in
Wisconsin.
New England and New York-All drops much
benefited by rain. especially corn and potatoes.
The fruits in the Hudson River Valley injured
BY drouth.
Virginia and North Carolina-weather dur
ing week very favorable for cropa Good
wheat harvest. already begun In North Caro-
lima. Is reported. Corn little late. but i'm
sonth carolina-Rainfa and temperature
beneficial to most crops. Cotton three weeks
aS AT1' ,nS TsSh rel. foT snf
s. soSe tS al ioc.s. fGG.s s.
! fhiy retarded In f.nne.see. though large
promising: fruit ,fns.
Ohio and lndiana-All crops doing we'll.
though rainfal! has been badly distributed In
some parts Of Indiana. Wheat harvesting be-
gun In Indiana: ciop heavy Weeds some-
what oublesome Il, r9rtlon. Of ohiS; . -,
South akota and Minneeota-Mheat and
other small grain crops excellent Rather cool
for corn. which IL late In many counties. Gus
worms apparently disappearing
Lou tsinna and Misaissippi-Rainfall Of the
ssd s eorn s ns1. sies iSp Ppsnsns IL
Texas Crops in southeast sufYs ling for rain.
Corn above average; cotton growing picoly.
California; Grass in north is somewhat dam
aged by heavy rains; in centre and south all
crors doing we'll or Improved.
Ienns, lvsnia anil New wJersey-Warmth and
rain have gren'ly improved all cIoLs. though
TOO late to heln grass and early potRtoeA
Wheat harvest wlIl begin in Psnusylysnis in
,oreeon-Wheat IN eastern Oregon improvsd:
Yield oven greater th I'm last year. A little too
slightly injured.
llllnois- Heavy rains In Missouri and north
ern Illinois have damaged rrops eomewhat
Crop conditions generally favorable. except
oats, Corn growing Well,
Colorado and Knneas-Last three days favor
able for q ! crops, which are In 6ne condition.
except corn. which has lssn set back BY too
puch rain. Wheat harvest half completed In
Souihern Kansas. Immense harvest Of alfalfa
In Colorado.
The sun., 1891-06-21
New York Mnrketa.

sAruapAr. June 2G-Ftoua Asp MsAL-rhs nsrks,
msin,a SSa Sso.s ssse' ous Sssiarn.s' s' 81 sssasy s"Ssy
g s. nv. S6e So i
81 sisv RaIin,S R%, :Sssiha :sI,s;
$3.50 lot Wss!srn ana s. s tat Brandy Was.
CoIros-Futures opened with an uncs srtAin AppsAf.
snes presently advanced then Declined further de-.
clined closing easy at2iS points decins from yes.
demand c cover eoH,r.et:: when buying i9r this
specuiavs interest the abssnce Of spirit shown
bulls 70 TO further decline under which the lowest
De-. OF t.!k thA. vau:s had touched bottom but no
dtcatsd that more rain needed In Isxas and that
warm dry weather ie nssdei In the Northern Belt
whore Ers0s IL ecomtnG troublesome pot cotton
quiet: ,miidlins uplauda Sic: do Cuffs. lslso
The follow The details the transactions In
futurea with sales Of 81 lOJ bslea
The sun., 1891-06-21
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS,
SATURDAY. Juno 40.

SATURDAY. Juno 40.
Heavy disbursements by the Sub-Treasury.
chiefly for pensions. and further rsceipts Of
motey from the interior had prepared the
public for an excellent bank statement to- day,
The showing exceeded the most sanGuine ex-
pectations. The banks have gained over eight
and half millions in lawful money. but more
gratifying feature is an increase Of $3,O00.000
In the loans. which Ia Indicative Of
better demand for capital. The de-
posits reflect fairly accurately tho In
crssseS In The two items mentioned. Tho
deposits are now seven lions larger
than the loans,s circumstance that must bs
very encourastIa - -umid people who are al
ways sspDrehenslysR when tho statement shows
that the banks sro' employing actively some
portion Of their capital spd surplus. Domestic
s1chspges indicate that shipmsnts Of money
from the West to this centre have come 70 au
end, at least for the present. Still remittances
to this centre will have to bo made down to the
end OF the month 10 provide for interest and
similar payments due Julyl. The condition Of
The banks should have o depressing effect upon
the time money market
The week has been an excessively dull one
ih Wall strsst though a number OF Interesting
Incidents have occurred. Chief among these
may be noted the settlement OF the long con-
and the city Of Chicago. the removal OF doubts
as to tho Missouri Pacific dividend By tho dec-
israton OF the usual amount. the revival OF
SPECULATION In silver bullion at advancing
prices, and fresh shipments OF specie to Eu-
fope All OF these events. together with easier
money at this centre and at London. have
Jailed To stimulate the general market. which
10 Well nigh llfeless In tho absence OF eifi-
eisnt leadership the great majority OF people
VINO operate In stocks are disinclIned TO do
anything.
Beyond question the most important devsl-
opmsnt this weok has been the revival OF In
'er'st In silver. and that movement. by tho
way did not originate here. but In London.
ihe foreign demand for silver has been held
IN aosyance for some time. and for q number
oIressoAs. chief among which has been desire
70 puy 1t as cheaply as possible The British
aoVsrnment has deferred buying o considers
The sun., 1891-06-21
A Govsrn.sas Prison Ship In tho Behrins

BAN flamenco. June 2O.-The steamer Al
Ki which has been chartered by tho Unitod
sta'es Government for service In Alaska. will
soon be ready for sea. Her coal bunkers have
been enlarge. snd four hundred tons Of coal
will be put on board her. 1t is stated she will
be used as . prison ship. and will be STALLION Cd
ths ssasIs caught 1.-TWO Violating % The % law viii viii bs Be-
taken. A force OF mariners will he ssnt north
on the Al-Ki to act as guard for the prisoners
should any be captured. As soon as the
steamer 10 ready for SEA she Will report to Rear
Admiral Irwin at Mare Island.
The sun., 1891-06-21
Don.elIy's Second Round with Shake
0peAPc.
Prom tkS Boston Journal.

pGass!ly !s not EGblng t. acw hs
his Great Cryptogram." He is now busily
engaged upon his new work, which hs believe.
will place tho existence Of the cipher beyond
doubt or controversy. In this new work he
With psrieot rssuSrity upon "a plan % than Vass csa
be easily understood. and produces every word
OF complete story. II is Mr.. DonnelIy's lies
to submit his manuscript TO ONE OF the prin-
eipal srithmeticians Of this country and Eng
lssnd S Sbssp 6s tDs from them o.sbls as to
the unreasonable prejudice which exists on
the subject" This 10 Mr.. Donnslly's view Of
attention which will rival that bestowed By bis
The sun., 1891-06-21
E RTE RAIL WAY,

~ Eod trains between New York aAd Chicago Ne
~ change st cars Choice Of reutss via CRautauauS
Lake or NIAGARA Falls An enchanting pauorama Of
mountains 70 esis and strsama Through trains leAv&
Ssw York foot q ChsmbsE. 81. daily. as folo~a and
Q.00 a. MIA Niagara Fails and ChautanQue
0'Vo Lake Parlor car New York 70 BuRaiS
sleeper Hornellsvtlls to Cincinnati
ann r. M.-vsstibusd limited. Solid train for
OsVV Chicago via Ihautauqua Lake, with dining
car to Chicago slsspsrs to ',hicaxo, Cleveland anS
Cincinnati No extra charge for quick time aAd supS
rl0r service
m r. M.-solid train to Chicago via Niaxasa
O.OV Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleeper u
Buffalo. Roch.stsr. Toronto and Chicago
Q,0n r. MA hhRGtauluA AXE and Niagara
O.0V Falls so'd train to Chicago sisspsrs =
Tickets and Pullman ations at <Ol 8II aaA
ss7 Broadway Battery plsce Chambers and West nd
Io7 s.o.dwAK Mil!,smssauT.n; a eernsr M:.ari Ss14
Transfer CsmPanv calls for and ehects basSags fred
hotels and restdences through to destination
VI. Z. RINEARSUN. General fasss ngAr AenDk
The sun., 1891-06-21
A4ilroxdA
.AMEsIcA.s Q GREATEST RAILRoAD.-

AMrbHdS.
sXMEsTcx's 6 REATEsT nxfLRoHD.'
New yqRk ! CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
| All trains arrive At and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Av, and 4sa &C.. New York.
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section.
| fHs ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave ms foiiowsi
| FAST MAIL AND STATE ExPRESs.
sssz: a.. a. Saaso assn SToS syracuse "0'n''''
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
ss: nd. s%sss .%S ss'y:y TSr, SpS G %s"f
ing room Cara Due Chicago oi,o A NJ next Gay.
CHICAGO DAY EXrREsS.
sss, sept. sn.ys .. w
day train not OF cleveland and Detroit
sOUTMwEsTERN LIMITED.
4 80 p. M Wagner vcs,,bnle Drawing Room slssp
h1p: sshs 'na s.. l%. ss s
WORLDS FAIR SPE,sAL,
sUO +. VI. next day No extra iArs.
SARATOGA SpECIAL.
Albany i.nS. Tfos i'%s' 4. safasosa $40 2 NJ.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4 A,Ho r, M.-wagner vesitbuls Bu"et Drawing
Room, ,lsepins.. and Dining "ara Due Detroi. s:ia
FAST w EsTEHN EXPRESS.
600 =. M.-wssner vest,.uls Drawing room sleep
ing and Dining Cars nue Buia $40 NJ, Niagafa
~ H. Chicago iS0FS Ss St Ieu';
ADIRONDACK Hss HkE.s. MONTREAL TX
s:.Gs: H. Non
BUFFALO ANDS;iiAAfhARA ANDS;iiAAhA FALLS srE-
7sS A i':ssI' :Ss to 'i Niagara raj. dd:
CINCINNATI ANDsT. LOUIS EXPRESS
'ss Si:s: iss':s.ps' s's:'cci 'c Sf Ns:
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
ESQ r. Sleeping car passengers for Rochester
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
sfriIE ;HS chisss ssslsr
'tShHk shit. sfssSsb .sasfss Asb brISS$ nG.s$S.ts'
sss:p:s:i siss ss' ga t:,.s tss "a fsin
~ " III ~ .ss . s:ia IL ts
~ f3 b. S'ab. Anu WV. 7iSu . ~ 0:lo III 'oo r
s1RAT16A..t7;SI te:i3 +io:'o +n:so A ~ +s'so
ufiSA AND SYRACUSE +7:so alo 1000. +lo:so
Il 10 A. 4. i:sI 4:n e.UO 1850. 500, sis, FL $50
1otHKsTBR AND BUFFALO - eno 1880. +lo:so
fli:HO A. u, 80 +G, 800. 7;3i 500. 0la I'll :oe
+. Nj also for Roohestsr. aino r. n
HIA9Ahl fALLs-s:io iOdo tl0:so 4 NJ. t''o' eoo'
ARiS9sSSsSfs Ss {, TSysEArs' Il AND AosTaEA1-t7'o
cAPE vINcENr gLAyIoN, ooDRNsBuRo. AND os-
%EGo.M yS .;osG ti';ss also for o'sss0 ''a
1910 fiOoo 4. u. 7so 100 S:la. ii:asPA
AND THE y Err x SHIRE HILLS.
VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
Two trains With through Drawingroom Cara
ts,0o A. u, due PittsLsld laa. North Adams 2!so
49, r: H. due r''''n'A s'o North Adams $40
NORFOLK AND THE LITcHFIELD
HILLS
% 80 r. n. through car due Norfolk Conn. 7:S2 NJ
For tickefs and space In Sleeping Cars apply Grand
Central Station at Az. Ta. aI2 Broadway 12 PARK
place So I2sth and 3sth st station New York;
tsS Warrington st. 7.6 Fulton and No. Bedford sv.
Wsstootts kxpress calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and Isaidences thr oueh to dsstination
fustiy except sundsy. Other trains run daily:
ABOVE trains except these leaving ats:lo n, 2Me.
Sin. $3.50 S,aA AS. 6S, aRd II SO ~. stop at Ssth
St station.
General Manager General Pass Agent
The sun., 1891-06-21

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