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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

Much in'crc., I. 81 present l-cinr manifest
c,i in an invrniicu which hss hcrs Submitted
To the French ssivs.-c society by one batun
dAic.san,ir-. II consists In cuvcritE The
surface 81 the ses With a specially prepared
Interchangeable an.i impu,rc.criblc 'hln net.
tine. Tai. rrticular fabric dos 10; Tisc
.cn.lbiy sto,c the surface and does nc; oTsr
rv.i.,snc. tn the wind. and Is plays. II ..
claimed. tho par, of hc'i Of oil In ,hai u has
the cflcc, u shilling the wave. aud rendering.
navigation .afcr and ic.s difficult.
Bsron a. Aies.snjro's Idea !. lpsn Of tn
circumstance that sailor have frequently oh
served the calm rr,iacc,i by the floating sca
vcc-i technically kbosn a. fluin. uhich i
met With In variou. part. Of the North sca
Iii. netting is said u, initiate cNac,iy th'
NATURE aud Characteristic. 81 ,his mariu'
plan, 81 the Aler Glaze.
Experiment. with tho new ss'cr-s'ilic
have tccn conducted ou'.iic the hrcskvstcr
Of the Quibrron peninsula. "A netting loo
yard. square vvh n meal Of iivr ccnilmcif,s
and e,lrc.i vith strong t-'lt rupc. va. u.c'i
and the results obi lined are stated 10 hav,
been 80 satisfactory that thc-frcnch mini.,.
Of marine has appointed a special commis-iOI
to Investigate and report on the Invention. =
.ai,yns-rs Messenger
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
\ w,nd.,.,m .. New Jersey.

\ terrific vin,i.ic,m svcp; over Camden,
.cv Jersey, and vicinity On the 10Th, which
did rrrat damage.
In Camden huuses scrc uuroici. fences
brown down and the grain aud has In the
fields movc,l dos n "a II with rcapcr. Eco
pie had tn Iicc for their lives In escape lciu..
hi, ~ the failing debris from hulljinrs.
The heaviest damage IA. iouc y, Gi"'ices.
ter. Property vas damaE,,i. and number VI
houses IN ccursc Of erection vcrr unrunfc,l
and rssSi 70 The eruuni. tvur hulscs were
entirely unppfc,i. and thrcc-.,ory rcsi-
dcncc. owned and occupied by Robert IIamil.
ton. near the river VAS blown down
Mf. Hamilton. who wa. In the buliin,
with bis family. vas Instantly kllle'i by being
buried beneath heavy iimhcr.. liz ,wc
daughters. aged 10 and 10 ycar.. were also
buried In the ruins. After considerable work
they were cN,rica;e,iNfroni the mass of hrukcn
timirr and taken ~ tho hospital. where n
vas iound that both girls had sustained Sc
we're and It Is thought fatal iniurics.
Much damage was also done To- property
aions the Atlantic coast
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

TuE value OF seciuT ourselves n.
o,her. SEQ Va IL no ic.s for nations
than for individuals. An intelligent
on.lookcr rroyorblaily see. mos, OF
the game. and an in'cllifun, stranger
can soc defect. In our characteristics
TO which We have become bl ndcd by
tho familiarity of lifelong surround
.ngs There can 10 little doub, that
a vote ne 10 whF constitutes our most
striking fca,ur, II II ccaid be taken
from obs-rvani and compc,cn, wit
ncstcs would rcsui, In large ma
jori,y designating devotion 10 money.
making. In moderation such n trait
is valuable as Indicative OF enterprise
aud industry. Bu, carried TO lis prcs-
On, cSccs. this characteristic IL our
gea'e., cursc
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

M,Sy Of the evils OF iiic which
arc increasingly dcplorcd by mon of n
melancholy stamp are coun,orhal-
anccd very cunninely and we'll; thus
ago which may bc considered n. an
evil being a deprivation from many
pleasures both o! body and mind.
being accompanied by loss OF vigor
and n weakness Of ali our hes, facul.
uc> is counterbalancei by youth.
For at lcas, twenty years OF our cx-
is,encc we have the intoxica.ion OF
tina, period OF life tho cxci,emcn, Of
novelty OF freshness tho want OF care
and anxiety. and that thoughtlcss
bcldncss which makes youth so de-
livhtful. Age does no, keep with US
40 long: many men die orc II comes;
md with others II fingers bu, u lit,lo
while gently to lot them down 10
their departure.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
The t.o.s ~ - Heard.

senator Mitchell Of Oregon Ia. shaved OF
hi. beard which he had wOrn fer nineteen
years. and his appearance was 80 changed
thereby tina, como funny mistakes we're mad,
by his associates In the senate chamber whcr
he Hr.t appeared there with smooth face
Even the vice president was puzzled whcr
Mr.. Mitchell rose TO present some pctltion.
The gentleman from -" said the chaii
when addressed. Jlt hcsitatci To recognized
the stranger further. PROM Oregon" added
the secretary Of the senate. prom Oregon
continued Mr. Morton. obviously, stlll litI,
uncertain as to MIR. Miichcli's identity.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
AFTER PRINCE BISMARCK.
TIL. o.rmss ..,es-~s~' rhseassss q.
r,..~,.,. tits, ter rsikisx TIE. N.sh.

A ll.riih dispatch ssr.i Thr action Of the
es,,fah,.a, Ia at.,n,lraia= i,s A,;iiair os &c.
ssfrc tJS ar,i I'rinc. Ntsmars. I. cri,irneej
~ the threat. made In the Official .yssi, .sr.
49,, ssss,is. ha. c,uss,i a us-.; DECIDED .casA-
ilaa ,hfua =ts-ui the erariT-. sn.l farther Dc.
,,,cgalruts arc s-slir,i vtih srvsi interest,";
The laasuasr q rsincc BisnaTcs -tieh
has spgsrvally awakened the EpTrraH,.n;
10 determination To prosecute him spp.ar.
10 N 'aisfvi.s rabii.h.,i Ia the Nss; bs.as,,
i',0....sss isifs-y. tho princ,'. uc- osrsa In
cu,o-nr. The passages In ,hls Ia,.Tyics tA.,
arr ESPECIALLY offensive Ia rmirtur WIiii,m.
charge him. after the failure of hi. vii, 10 N.
car 81 NArys. -ith asacn,lne 10 Chancellor
Nga Cspri-T. Srraic.; srrF-s prccirirs'r
tfcakiu. %. cvrry link ths, hpyiai Gcrmaay
snI is.s.is.
In the cosrsc ai the inicrvicr rfisce Bic
fnsfcs SAIL further
''wh.n I raj General Won CApfi,r. speech
~ chancellor .ss tina; had hr,n cniir,iy
deceived In my estimate %, him, a thin- that
sciIum hspg-r-,i 80 INC. Always liked him
uniil then. ,hpa-h; him rfm and sincere
and rcnsraiiy rciiccnL never recommend.
cd General Won captivi - the position o'
chancellor bad once SPOKEN In the cmpcr
of aiuni him a. suitable for the position Of
rrts.iau prime minister a, some future pcrici.
Tai. vas long bci,tc the emperor demanded
t,aint blank ths; I AK ,o l. relieved from of.
dee. which refused To de-. offering passive
resistance Ia the demand. The emperor had
tcrn In sccr,, Negotiations viib General Won
Cspfiv. meanwhile kscpinv nc apay frum
berlin under the pfutcyt " .parins uiy health.
bat rrally In ot,lcr Ia kcrp INC ffusn actual
conisc; With the political sliuailou-"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
A TOURIST TERRIER.
A. Assa~sse ~ 49, \ s,suay NAH s~rsss.
Whs vsAsess Gss-.

A. Assa~sss. ~ ~ \ sysuAy NAH Service
Whs vsAsets tse-.
''o~n~y." tho Se.',si terrier -bs !. La"-n
by nsn,- la ss~ry sissk In the rails ~ niaii
ti.r II this .saniry sud Canada anil !. kn"sn
t-r.aaiiy ~ n,..s q th~r.i. SO In the city
yesterday. lie k.i ia.s cso,- ffva, Washing
ton. -h.r~ be- .Aii~i on f..,mA.;sr..rn-r
wan,a.,isr ssi ssi-r Officials. Nfisr .,ay
in III. H~.sos-eii. Il oaiy fo- h"sr. he s',r'.
81 fo< h-iaa. Ib< e,.rk. la 'hc osrse- al
sai-ri.,sa,i.n, II {. Js.is"a 81 the rails AZ
n..ii ..r,is. .s...ri , n,..i.i 10 hi. aifca.iy
larry soii.s,iou. I, -ss hrs.. asi SAs In
lns.rit-,i "Iu cur iziihfai frisni." Il ais'
tasr ID. dat. saj hi Sd. The si'ru ~cfu.
"oss-,r 1. c.risiniy a rafr Do. ilc l. =
tramp. an inv.'crzi- aa-. hut does all hi
.f,,cllnr hy rail-. lie sissy. take. railway
t,aii.,sr an.i ai.sy. nsst.. himself a. tu1Iar
Atpai .ls ,,st. s-p. vhilc pup. he vas i-i'
tel hJ r.ii-sy mail clerks In Alissny snsI ih.l
-uaid ,str him al",s on their uir', fus Tvs
y,ar. he hs. tfs,-i.d .. he pl.s.si sni he
irs,,r.sd msn, thousand mile. Whsu D.
take. a notice that . change IL alt -"Itt .ui
him be jump. = naii.esr. The ''i-ss" ~
ka.. hin. anil ri,r him lo'. \" sa'. IT.
.r-n.i. ns.., IL The tias- i.ahiur cat ~ IL
cat dose. sssi-irniJ .hen the trsIn .isck'n'
.y~-,i he sili jump 80; sni vii rctn,in IN ~
plas. foe An buar ~ day. A' his fsscJ s;sihr
him. >.u; be vlil t.-Afd shaiiss ussilcai
AMI eon,lnsc hi. !oarncy.
T-oy,sr, &c. ''osp-y'' wade ipuf 81
Canals. lie Ia. .tsn, the last ihrcc mplih'
going ,fusn Albany to San ifshclscr. ,hcpc'
,hrvu.h Tc,s. 8. >cs Orleans. uhcnc- h
came na1th. The nos.r,rcr. puhliihri b
ralissy uisii clerk. chrpuicic his wandering.
| a. track !. L.r. .f him. lie war. a lcaihc
harness. tn -hlch arc attached .amc i~cuii
medals. cards. l-ctcf chip. etc. oun,rituic'
By hi. siulrcr. all over tho ecan;ry.-N.'
Isra Tos~~,.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09
THE SENATE FOR FREE SILVER.


Al the opening Of the session Friday the
Stewart silver bill came up, II having been
agreed to vote on II that day. several sena-
tons expressed u desire To speak upon the
measure aud felt that ala attempt Was being
made To eur,aii debate. German thought II
would be only fair to defer the vote until n
week from Monday. Mr.. Teller thought next
Thursday q sufficient extension Of time. lie
was certain no attempt would be mace io
prevent discussion.
Mr.. Morgan made point of order that the
chair should decide upon the pending aues-
ton and state whether debate Was ndnl.sl-
bic. The chair decided that the motion Of
Dolph 10 r.commlt the bill Mas the pending
question. Mr.. Morgan appealed from the
decision OF the chair aud spoke at length as
TO the effect n reeonmltment of tho hiiI
would have upon it, passage, lie said thai a
vote 10 recosnmli WAS equivalent 10 vote
against the hill itself A nuuter Of senators
spoke upon the point Of order, and hnaily
Mr. Morgan Withdrew hi, appeal,
Mr.. German urged Me.sfs. Morgan aud
Stewart To grant more time for discussion
Mr.. Morgan said that he had devoted an hour
endeayoring Ia md -ome one who desired To
further discus. thl, blil. lie had seen sens-
tor iiill, Who said lie did not Wish to speak
upon the measure. Mr.. Mcpherson would
not speak upon II. lie Offered = es.t-ifon
agreement that at 4 o'clock ON Thursday,
July !, vote should be taken without any
debat. on dilaiory motions.
Nr. iiill thsn addressed the chair. hut ~.'
told that debate sAs not ia onier. by unani-
mot. consent he Ma, allo~-i To proceed. lie
'aid he desired la .I'-ak only upon tho motion
10 rrcommlt. lie thought that such motion
IA, In violation OF the unanimoa. consent
given 10 the agreement lie ,hoald '"'.
sgalnsi the motion because II va, inadnil''i'
bic FROM parliamentary sisnipolnt-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

Thr work OF our historians has
commanded attention csary hnra
We have surpassed Great Britain her
..lf In thu. branch o. literature which
4, moro than NC can claim In amy
other II 1. thorough and di,,lneily
nn aadiiloa TO knowledge while IL la
In addition. characterized by is'cr'
ury ,aluo that Is o! tho highest, Nc
written. have better understood the
ar, of making history attractive "a
woll a, Instructive than our Amer!.
eau writer's
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

I.gr us no, despair too soon. my
friend. Mems words arc ever holder
than their deed. and many ono who
now appears reso.u,o 10 meet every
extremity with eager zeal. VII on =
sudden lind In their breast hear,
which they woi not Of
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

OSK OF tho wors, thing, TO fat,en on
Is envy. II |. rs dlnieul, for grnd.-
Ing man to raise double chin rs i 10
for bankrupt to raise loan. Plump
ness comes not from roast beet ha,
from well governed passions and "a
cheerful disposition.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

Tursn seems no room 10 doub, that
tho Canadian. have caus, for con.
rlain, a, tho number. of ,holr ol,i cns
leaving tho county 10 CON, over 10
tho United State. This IL c.poc ally
,ruo q. TO those section. bordcrln. Gu
Now England ~hcrs ,acau, farms
arc grabbed by Preach Canadian,
with tho ln,ca, OF making ,hom profit
nblo By ,huir moro frugal method OF
living jos, ~hs, means shall 10
vi.cly adopted on both .ijos the limo
TO oiisc; the migration OF population
should bc SC; forth by cmincn; stud.
cot. Of political economy who know
IL ali.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

h. kind of fashionable discipline,
tho eye is laugh, to brighten the lip
TO smile and tho whole countenancc
TO emana,e with tho sornblanco OF
friendly welcome while the bosom Is
unwarmed by single spark o! genuine
kindness and goodwill.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

Iris ono OF tho wlsc and evident
use, OF sudden death that We may 30
1.-Two with our friends tina, come when
lrd how u Will VIZ may MOI add u
tho grloyou, loss The sel:-reproaeh oil
un.lndness OF neglected. duties
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

BLESSINGS when We have sighted
when In our possession are more high
~ priced when there l, danger of our
bolng deprived OF them and our
heart. aro NOR. kcnnly touched by
The anticipation OF los, than by the
iulne,, OF enjoyment
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

To DO able 10 say no 10 nno,her'
yes 4. sometimes both necessary and
wholesome and also gives more hap
pincss than the more sorvile echo
There arc occa,lons whea that no 10
our boundcn du,y-when the echool
yes would DO sin.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

Tgrsr cvcry,hin: 10 hab'. upon
which in all ss-s tho is~rircr a.
~.il a, III, schoolmasscr. has mainly
placed hs rsllaneo-habsi which
MAKE. everything easy. and casts all
aIncal,lcs upon = deviation from
uoni.,l course Give child habit
Of .scrodiy regarding truth OF caro-
fully respecting tho property OF o'hsrs
OF .crupulou.iy ahs,ainins from all
acts Of inprov.acnoc which !nrolvs
him 10 distress and he will just a.
likely ,hins Of rushiu. Into mn oil.
men, In which h, cnnno, breathe nj
o. lying .h.a,in. or stealing.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

A common sense decision has been
msde BY New York judge that when
clerks or other salaried persons are re-
quired 10 serve on jnries they cannot he
docked for time lost by their employers,
II they offer to do their work to the best
Of their ability during the time they are
not in the court room In one case an
employer threatened to discharge an
employe who was called swav on jury
service. The judge thereupon called the
employer before him and administered n
lecture upon his lack Of patriotism that
he will not forget for MANY day. lyon
evade inry service" said the judge, "be-
cause Won think you cannot leave your
business. But when your clerk is forced
to accept It you try to profit by il. Your
conduct is unworthy of an American cit
izen."
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The Republican convention met In
Minneapolis last Tuesday. J. Sloat Fas-
seti, Of New York, was elected temporary
chairman, aud WIN. Mckinley wss made
permanent charm N on the reorxAnixa-
ton Of the convention. A test OF the
comparative strength of Blaine and Har.
ri-on Was made on the contested Ala
hama cases which resulted In showing
Blaine slightly In the minority. II looks
now a. though Blaine viii he the man.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

At the Worlds Fair every provision
has ueen made for the installation of tie
ores Of both the precious and base metals
and cabinets of mineral specimens con-
tributei ny private individuals, sssocis-
tions and technical and mining schools.
These will he arranged with conspicuous
care NJ to detail. States, nations, In.
dividuals, collectors and colleges will vie
with one another in endesvors TO estsb-
lish the superiority Of their respective
collections, or TO demonstrate the value
OF certain mineral countries. sections or
lands. Every ingenious device and de-
sign will be utilized by the several states,
territories and countries 10 illustrate the
magnitude of their deposits.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

In mining way il il boom, hoom all
along the line. II seems NJ II the imp
Of superla'iveness had possession of the
newspaper correspondents. !to'hiny IL
good or better. Everything 10 best. A
fch assay 10 magnifed into strike. and
one inch Of ore 10 made into ionr feet.
THE truth il that the great majority Of
these reports come from men ~ho have
y financial interest in booming certain
mines Of mining camps. 1t il the real
estate agents. plan Of campaign. and the
mining sharks time for harvest. Dem
yer Mining Industry.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The free-c"inage hill will he sent thro'
congress at this session should both par.
ties nominate gold bug candidates. There
seems to be = general desire that silver
should not enter into the canvas, and the
only say TO keep il ont is to effect q
speedy settlement. Should the Stewart
bill fail of passage in congress there will
be disruption Of the old parties that
will make the gold.hnYs fremble.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The magnitude Of the French exhibit
at the exposition can be aurmised from
the fact that in the calculations NJ to iis
transportation TO Chicago II il estimated
that il will aggregate fully 5000 tons.
The exhibit, il ia unnecessary TO explain.
will consist chiefly Of works Of art and
manufactures Of the finer and lighter de-
scription, and will include very little in
the way Of heavy articles, such ~ ma.
chinery
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

Arizona 10 planning 10 reproduce Tor
the building st the Exposition the Ia
nous Casa Grande, which stands In the
southern part Of the territory. The Casa
Grands, which ID probably the most re-
inarkable and interesting prehistoric
ruin in North America, was frst visited
by Europeans IN 1903, by Caoezs de
vAca and his followers, Of the ill.fated
Ponce do Leon expedition. Four years
later Coronado, during his expedition to
the southwest, made II hrs headquarters.
Then, ~ now. not even . tradition ~ to
the race that built II remained among
the surrounding tribes. The building
MAS once the main gateway to an i'm.
mense walled city, the ruins Of which
still cover the plains, and 10 such nm ex.
tent that in the accurate estimation of
scientists the ci,y's population must have
exceeded y hundred thousand. TIL. re-
mains Of vast irrigsting bitches and &C.
,nented resrryois are found la tire vicin-
ity Of the ruined city. BY cleaning ono
Of the irri..,,ng bitches recently l50. 1000
acres VI land were reclaimed. This an
cient irrigation system will bs shown by
relief maps. The ruins OF Casa GrAnds
are between five and Fix stories high
and fifty feet square. They are com.
posed OF sun-dried brick. with heavy
butiressed walls. and. like all the other
ancient ruins in that country, bear evi.
dences Of having been destroyed by fire,
for the charred remains 0f rxf'ers still
cling to the walls. All about for miles
and miles are stresn broken pottery, ar
row heads and stone axes, which tell
scientists that one day thousands Of
years ago that city blazed with fire and
Was deserted by . psnic-stricken people.
Casa Grande il the most famous feature
Of all those old sun-baked ruins, and its
unknown origin, the sudden and unsc-
countsbie fight and dissolution Of the in
habitan,s u the city It guarded, snd the
deep mystery which has clung to it for
ages, make it one Of the most interest
Ing subjects Of scientific investigation.
II will he, perhaps. on its reproduction
1t the Fair, the most interesting building
in which any Of the states or territories
will make headquarters. The Arizona
exhibit will include minerals, seEi-trop-
icAl fruits, petriHed woods. onyx.
meteoric iron, etc.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The curious News comes from Bombsy
that An epidemic Of cholera has broken
out among shoals Of sharks, ,hoe ter
rible monsters that infest the Indian
ocean. The bodies Of several Bri,ish
seamen Who have died Of cholers in the
harbor Of Bombay we're taken out TO sea
and buried, and it 10 supposed that the
sharks contracted the disesse by fessting
on the bodies OF ihe human victims.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The plan for great iIn- Vi American
steamships 10 Europe grows apace. THE
ships will start from the eastesn point Of
Long Island and touch ut the nearest
point of land east Of the Atlantic. Con-
nection IRON New York and London to
the points Of arrival and departure will
be by the fastest railway trains. The
ocean transit will be made in much less
time than heretofore.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11
THE VICTIM NAMED
Harrison Nominated on the First
Ballot.

MISNEAPoiIs, MINI, June 1914 :04 pm.
The roll call oi states resulted in Har.
rison receiving the ncmination Tor the
presidency ON the first ballot.
Harrison developed much strength
owing to the uncertainty Of the Blaine
movement. An effort to throw Blaine's
strength to Mckinley was dismal fail
ure. There is strong probability that
the silver states will secede and put up =
pure silver candidate.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

A new s~ries Of pos,sx. stamps has
been issued by the republic ri San Sal
vsdor. All stamps previous to 1892 have
been called In, and. only the new stamps
will he accepted in payment Of postage
hereafter
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

Arizona IL now in front in the matter
Of the steady growth OF mining sales.
The mines are here, the miners are poor
and will part with their treasures for a
reasonable consideration. Mohave has
mines that only needs development to
make them the best paying properties on
the Pacific cost
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

There il no danger from whooping
cough when Chamberlain Cough Rem.
ed, is freely given. II lique6es the tough
tenacious inucus and aid. In It's expector
alton. II also lessons the severity and
frequency Of the paroxysms Of coughing,
and insures = speedy recovery. There is
no, the least danger in giving it to child
r.n or babies. ~ il contains no injurious
snbs,anre. so cent bottles for ssle by II.
II. Watkins, druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The Democrats of Arizona should elect
men to Office tliis tall who can be relied
on to uphold silver. We should show to
the outside world that Arizona knows
her rights and 10 pre- pared to fight for
them.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

Wolcott, Of Colorado, - a Ican of the
people. In the Minneapolis convention
he roundly scored the Office holders f"r
putting in An appearance at the conven-
ton. Hi. dre.sin .-d,xn Of the goId
maxnates endsared him to the heart of
every miner.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

In northern Africa date stones are
roasted and used ss = substitute for
coffee. All kinds Of basket and wicker
work are made from the leaf stalks.
while the leaves themselves are made
into mats, bags, etc. The wood 10 used
for fences and buildings.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

A terrible sxpl,.io Of oil and gas took
place at Tiiusville, Pennsylvania. y few
days ago, in which over one hundred per
sons lost their lives. The rivers ran fire
and even the very AIR seemed 10 be filed
with fame. The explosion WAS caused
bv lightning,
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The Phenix Gazette might possibly tell
the truth il II only knew HON the thing
was done. 1t makes great effort ID de-
fense Of Mark Smiths silver record, bnt
silently dodses the issns itself. Why
evads an issus OF snch great Importance
20 ,hi. terri,oey, Messrs Drnhar Il WeDb? I?
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The New Z.al,nJ census shows that
the colony Dossssse. l.197 churches and
chapels. an increase Of l34 IN five Year,.
As church goers the Preshyterians head
the list with 4J,785.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

The American Bible So''ia'y will make
exhinit ut the Chicago Worlds Fair In
which will appear copies of Bibles 10
more than go different Languages.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

Arizona's enabling act passed the
house few days ago. II is supposed
that the senate will pass on the matter
favorablv.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

Hard time are unknown in Arizons,
but the depreciation of silver is likely 10
make il rather bindinx on our bard-work-
ing miners.
Mohave County miner., 1892-06-11

- Club rooms attached Tor the &C.
commo alton Of hoss seeking quiet
game.