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Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
e. D. Sargent Ss'e,dss.

E. d. Sargent, proprietor Of the hubbs
House. committed suicide on Wednesday
morning at about the hour Of 2 o'clock.
The particulars Of the case, ~ near Il
can be learned are a. follows: Mr.
Sargent slept in . small room below
strains and, - 10 his usual custom wen,
to bed about midnight. George Barnett
vent into the hotel about I 80, and
while he was ascending the stairs on the
way to his room Mr.. Sargent came from
his room and spoke TO him. This was
the last seen Of Mr.. Sargent in life. At
3:2O James Rnsborough and wife, nc.
companied by Anson II. Smith, arrived
on the delayed passenger train and i'm
medisteiy vent 10 the hotel. Mr.. Ros-
borough walked along the hall TO Mr..
Sargent's room, with the intention Of
awakening him for the purpose Of getting
. room. The door u the room vas open
and Mr.. Sargent was lying In the door
way, his isss resting on the bed In the
room. M. Rosboroush called Smith
and together they examined the body,
and q glance ssv the cause Of death.
A open razor Icy oo the floor beside the
bed 10 pool ot blood. Blood covered
the floor for . large space ias'de nd
outside the threshold and the head and
shoulders we're bathed In blood. From
whore the body lay two gaping wounds
could he observed on the neck
A cosooer's jury Was smpsnelsd and
d.. Dsso sent for. The jury, after ex
ssuininy the body adjourned until 10 80
the same morning. A stsecher vas
provided and the body was removed to
the rssidence d Mr. Sargent on South
Front Street. whore IN examination dis.
closed tho fact that the throat was cut
from ear 70 car, severing both juvular
veins. Thrws other smaller cuts were
made on the neck, bot we're mere flesh
wounds. Itis understood that Mr.. sar.
gsat had many times threatened 10 take
his own life, but no one though. he would
carry his threat into executioo.
The coroner's Jury gave verdict that
deceased came to his death from SELF
inflicted wounds.
The deceased lesves vile vim 10 pros
tratsd bv the ssd affair.
The funeral waa held from the church
and was attended BY nearly the entire
population Of Kingmsn. II 10 though.
The deed Was committed while lsboring
under 6t Of temporary insanity caused,
no doubt by financial troubles.
Mr.. Sargent wss an honest, honorable
man. square In sll HE dealings snd his |
death il deeply deplored by all with |
whom be had dealings and BY oil &C.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
Notice 10 vsSpsysn.
Oyvtcx or THE SHKRivv AND Ex'I
ovvicio Tax CoLLxcTOs %
no..v~ rnrSrv AHrx

OrHtCk OF THE ShkuFb Aab En-
ovvicio Tax CoLLxcTos %
MonAvg COUSry, AkIx.
KmanAx, Arizona. Sept. 24th, 1892.
Notice 10 hereby given that the dupli.
cate sssessmsnt roll ot the county of
Mohsve. Territory S Arizona, for the
year 1892, IL nos 10 my possession Tor the
collection Of taxes therein, and the taxes
are nov due and payable. Taxes will b
delinquent on the third Monday in De.
cembes next hereafter. and unless psia
on that day or prior thereto. one and
one half tl1f) per cent. per month dor.
Ing the time the said taxes shall be Dc.
lInquent will he sdded 10 the amount
thereof ~ penalty. Iam noe ready to
receive taxes st my Office In Kingman,
between the hours Of . O'Clock .. IN. and
s o'clock p. m. from and after this date.
WIN. II. LAKE.
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tsx Collector.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
ROOFING,

GUM-ELASTIC ROOFING FELT costs
'nly 500 per loo square feet. Makes Q
sood roof for years, and anyone can put
{ on. Send stamp for sample and hull
PARTICULARS. GUn.ELAsrIc RoorrsG Co.
80 d Al WEST BROADWAY. New YoRK.
Local AGENTS WANTED
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
For Rent.

In kinRman, Aris., one Of the f,,s
large fire-proof stores. directly opposi,.
the depot, In the Luthy Block. B.,s, II.
cation In Kingman. Apply to H u
Watkins, Kingman Aris.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

.LBUQUERQUE--A.,T.A T. IS. r. X. r. fol
all points East and S0uth.
PRESCOTT JUNO rI0N-- --Prsssott 4 All
soma Central Railway 80 Fort whippla
and Prescott.
5AkSTOW--C -California Souther. Railway
for Los Angeles, San Diego and olhsr
Southern Cslifornia points.
NOHAVE---S0uthsTp Paeiho for San Fran
sisoo, Sssrsmsnto and Northern Caiifos.
uis points.
llllmil Pilies Sleeping Cas-.
No change 10 msda BY sleeping oar pas-
singers between San Pranoiseo and Kansas
CITY, OF Ssn DISCO, Los Angeles and and
Chicago.
rhs Grand Canyon Of the Colorado.
aeFetof0Fe inaccessible to tourists, osn
,ss,ly b reached BY taking this line, via
Peach Springs, and stage line from thsnos
u but twenty three miles. This Canyon
g the 0rsndsst and Most WoDderful Of
Nsture's works.
Stop off at F1aHstaH,
And hunt Door, Bear and Wild Turkey In
:bs magnificent pine forests of the San
efanoisoo mountains, OF visit the ancient
-stas of the Csvs and Cliff Dvsllsss.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
NOTICE.

KNoxAH, April lst.
Notice ID hereby given that the Night.
laWk mine OF the owners thereof viii not
- responsible for any debts contracted
~ the contractors or lessees thereon.
Il. GEORGE Bowers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

GADDIsLODGE NO. IL, X. Of p
Meets every Saturday night 1t 800
o'clock. Visiting brethren are cordially
invited. ANsoN H. SnIrH, G. G.
HENRY P. EWING, K. Of X. 4 3. and n.
dF.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The Clsck boys have commences WORK
on their Bismarck claim near the Q. U.
ID.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

John Mulligsn snd Charles Lynch psid
visit to Eugene Camp tins wssk. They
found everything st the mines In GOOD
shape and . great deal of oss being
plsred on the dumps a the different
mines.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The Nighthswk mine is being worked
by lsssers and 10 turning ont nics little
patches Of rich ore.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The mines In Todd Basin arc bsins
worked 10 considerable extent by the
chloriders II that section. There arc
some splendid mines In that psst o No
have county, and mining men viii do
we'll to give n their attention.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

w, A. Robinson had small lot OF ore
from White Hills Q, the s,mple. this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The q. A. X. mine IL nov down II
feet and the ore shows up bettsr st Il
bottom than on the surface.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The contracts on . number Of tn
White Hills mines have been completes
and grest deal Of ora has besn exposed
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

Many new copper mines ~ill be opened
up In the vicinity Of the Grand Canyo'
this winter.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

James W. Michael ID running leach.
Ing plant at the White Hills and seems
10 b making . success. The orss ol
that district arc perfectly fres and shoald
make rich sulphidsS.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

Jack O'Brien and Rsub. Wright hsd
their ore worked 10 the sampler ysstsr'
day.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

John Marshall and Parker Hollswsy
sent In small lot VI the richest ore ever
shipped from White Hills. The aample
sassyed nearly 200 oancss silyer and
. few ounces in god.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
Z. Z. OURLINoAME's
lSSlY 1FFlef 1.u..!4,., o....eAt

ksssbisaed in COLORADO. ios. Samples By mall Oh
- 4 2ilvo9 nr1lon ReAset, Melted and Ae
SOsW Uo ooyo1, o. Pufchase0
'AAss, 17ss AIN isNssss q. pa,w. o..
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

Anumber Of the boys arc talking ol
organizing hunting party TO 90 to the
river to extsrminsts all the ducks In the
aeighborhood.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

John Barry u pumping out the Mime.
sots mine and running his mill on good
grade ore. He 10 producing high grade
VI concentrates.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

Kingnsn people are grest st making
. success Of anything they may under
take. The masquerade ball was one Of
their successes.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The gold mines Of San Francisco dis
trict should be looked after by men who
are interested in mining the yellow metal
10 this county.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

John Roberts, while shoing an unruly
horse At the Crescent mine yesterday,
had his leg broken above tho ankle, by
tho animal striking him with his front
loot. Mr. Roessts was brought down to
kinumsn and taken 10 bis brother.in.
laws, W. stsrkey's, residence on South
Front street. where the broken limb was
set BY Drs. Dean and Smith, and the pa
tient 10 now resting easily.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
Pullman Pllaee Sloopill Cars.

T. 3. GABGL, W. A. BISsELL.
Gsa'l II snsger. Conf Pass. Agent
HENRY 8. VAN SLYcK, GsnI Agent.
AL8UQUE8QUTE. n. u.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
NOfsee.

Notice 10 hereby given that the under.
signed owner OF the Western view min.
ing claim, and one-half owner Of the
Gerritt-Dsvis Number One and Cerritf.
Davis Number Two mining claims viii
not he responsible for any debts contract.
ed hy the contractors, leesees or other
thereon.
john p. DAVIS
Mineral Park, Mohsve County. Arizona,
Maych 2lst, 1892. 2lH
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

The speed Of . .ild duck 70 30 miles
an hour.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

riday, NOV. 18th, 1892.
Flora Ai,ken,
Edna Conrad,
Cora Delano,
Frank Graham,
Ernest Graham,
Efiie Goldman,
Ralph Higgins.
Thomas Higgins,
Otto KuenceF,
Edith Ogden,
Florence Ogden,
Lsliah Potts,
frankie Potts,
Joseph Parker,
Erie Parker,
Allie Stsrkey,
Minnie Stsrkey.
Yins Starkey,
Grace Ziemsr,
Lew Wilkinson,
Willie Hunter,
Chss. Anderson,
Geo. Kier.
RosALEE X. OeDxs,
Teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

Carl Thomson, Bescher 4 Cos afYsble
clerk 1t Minersl PARK, has . parIor rife
with which, Il 10 claimed, he can hit .
chicken at fifty wards every pop.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
School Asesr.

Names Of pupils Who have neither heen
tsrdy nor absent for the Week ending
Friday, Nov. 18th, 1892.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
Nstses to Teamstsrs.

Hereafter no teams will be allowed TO
cross the sewer on Main street in the
town Of Kingman. except at the threv
regular crossings. Teamsters violating
this order will bs arrested and prose-
uted. WM. II. LAKE.
Sheriff.
BY H. r. EwIH0. Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

w ATTORNEY AT Law,
And District Attorney VI Moaavs County,
Kingman, Asixons.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TOHN LYNCH. ASSAYER AND CHEM.
y iST. Chemical Laboratory ON Front
street, Kingman, Arizona. Samples By
Mail and Express promptly attended 70.
Rates furnished on appliostion.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

Ls ATTORNEY AT Law.
Probate Judge Of Mohavs County. Ofios
IN tbs Court House, Kingman. Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

MINES AND MINING.

| MINES AND MINING.
Silver. -. s.s..,....''.''''''' 'o|A
| Copper er.o.sa,tssss...... ~
Lead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oo
The Clsck boys have commences work
on their Bismarck claim near the Q. u
ID.
Jack O'Brisn and Rsub. Wright he'd
their ore worked 10 the sampler yestss'
day.
w, A. Robinson had small lot OF ore
from White Hills ., the s,mples This
week.
Many new copper mines ~ill be opened
up In the vicinity Of the Grand Canyon
this winter.
The Nighthswk mine IL being worked
by lsssers and 10 turning ont nics little
patches Of rich ore.
The q. A. X. mine IL now down 100
feet and the ore shows up better st the
bottom than on the surface.
The contracts on Q number Of the
White Hills mines have been completed
and vrest deal Of ora has besn exposed.
Anumber Of the boys arc talking Of
organizing hunting party TO 90 to the
river to extsrminsts all the ducks In the
aeighborhood.
Kingnan people are grest ct making
success Of anything they may under
take. The mssqusssds ball was one Of
their successes.
The gold mines Of San Francisco dis
trict should be looked after by men who
are interested in mining the yellow metal
10 this county.
John Barry u pun ping out the Mime.
sofa mine and running his mill on good
grade ore. He 10 producing high grade
VI concentrates.
John Marshall and Parker Hollswsy
sent in small lot u the richest ore ever
shipped from White Hills. The sample
assayed nearly 2.7o0 ounces silver and
few ounces in god.
James W. Michael ID running leach
Ing plant at the White Hills and seems
70 b making . success. The orss Of
that district arc perfectly frss and shoald
make rich sulphidss.
John Mulliysn snd Chariss Lynch psid
. visit to Eugene Camp this wesk. They
found everything st the mines in GOOD
shape and . great deaf a oss being
PLACED on the dumps d the different
mines.
The mines In Todd Basin are bsins
worked 70 considerable extent by the
II that section. There are
some splendid mines In that pArt II No
have county. and mining men viii do
we'll to give It their attention.
Robert Gray and Mr.. Lake arc en-.
gagged In doing the annual assessment
work on the Gray group Of mines at
Hill. Some Of these mines are
among the best IN the county and only
need capital to put them among the div |
idend paying mines Of Arisona.
School Aspsn.
Names Of pupils Who have neither heeu
lsrdy nor absent for the Weck ending
Friday, Nov. 18th, 1892.
Flora Aiken,
Edna Conrad,
Cora Delano,
FRANK Graham,
Ernest Graham,
Efie Goldman,
Ralph Higgins,
Thomas Higgins,
Otto Kuencer,
Edith Ogden,
Florence Ogden,
L
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-26

IOssN -. MURPHY,
y ATTORNEY At LAW.
kingman, ASizons. Mining litigation and
obtaining patents to x.ines speciality.
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Saw Mills for Sale.

mil, good boiler wagon. one top ttg, Que
; inch saw. ono - inch Jaw. one top saw
rtlger anu cutoff Stw>. about - n. snaftsuy
with poil"N>. In excellent order; ,.Vervi ling
rrinpl-tc ior urst-clsS> mill. viii cut L. To-
u thousand ". per day. Goosi reaS1u for
selling. Here's a bargain. Price SstOn ~,
payments - suit purchaser. This miIl six
teen months ago cost $3.50.
one - horse power Grifiith & wsdge port
abe. vertical mill. one edser. iva Log trut k
aud governor. one Hauck tu~ orator. one
boiler wagon, one 90 inch saw one 80 iuch
saw, two * inch SAWS, ono top saw, cant
hooks, one tool chest. with tools one Hue
expandsr. with about 1900 feet of saving 81
csintr.tctssi tor, Tor which the owner Win pay
81 go is per huudresi feet. Price, slSUO. SS50O
cash, balance in and II months.
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INSURE!
-O
T. T. McD0UGAL,

Advance OFFICE, Cercdo, w. Va,
represents five frst-class fire insu-
rance companies, having recently
added that strong and popular com.
pany - Providence Washington. 4"
This company was organized in
r79O and 1t. assets amount to ST.
.324,5fS37. 1t is the third oldest
Amcucan company, and the seventh
oldest in the world. Policies writ
ten 90 the Ccredo agency.
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Eastern Standard Time cast ~ clifton Farrr
'"uir" STANDARD Time west on clifton
Nos. Sand 4-F. e.. V-.Fest Flvir., VIZ
Elnihu- Nc~tihulc liuiteH Eutira nm ~ "a, .fI,
,uuius Ger. runs through To- New Yort tia
W"snl ugiou, with t,4rinr car Chttf,tt,.,ii,.
to bld Point vie Richmond
80 ana 2. > ola trains with Pullman
ttlHr' ~ittplns Ears h'iw'cI CIucinunii u.d
lLucevctt and old Polrt rcmfptt
Ir'tu~ du not -tcput stations where tffuc is
MOI shown ''''' '
Direct connection IS mode Tor Lvrcbhprc.
lMuNi,lr, gtrru~nnru, rcf.r~hurr Weldon
"''a>'n''. Wuniu-r'u Hud yhpr s.tou
east. " '''
Applv to- amy Ticket Agent for additional
30 fuffuHt 10 ''''
OSCAR q. MURRAY. IT, W. FULLER.
liuair Manager Gem Pas. 81.
o.. ~ RYAN DIV. Fu>,'r Agt. Cincinnati
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KendalI'S SPAWN Cure.

DR. n. J. KENDALL Co..
Gents-lt is with the greatest rgfisfo,tt,. tbot 7
inform YOU that have cured tho foIlovvin u Senses
n -, ny ~ s'houldcr Joint sGtnencss. Stiic
orc root. am working On Hip-J oint
a ishhnen ness ana VIII cure that all with kcndniTs
spawn Cure. 10 + the best Eminent for man or
1851 nave ever usetl recommend 10 50 MI horse
wue.s Horses that have worked on are valuable
s nt " tlout our liutncnt would b.. worthless
naNt irlcnds who used ~ for %nruius an /
,sis -'s IN cured them They say 90 A. the best
'l'S ever used Yours truly. T.. x. s WELLS
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FARM ON WHITES CREEK
FOR SALE.

l have for sale farm OF two hundred
ocrcS, ga which - good frame dwelling
cDntaiuiug six rooms. About 100 acres uf
This land l. cleared and under fence. There
II a good well near the house; also "a good
orcharu, grapes, etc. The land lays well ANA
has au abundance Gf water THIS farm l.
Stua,v only four miles from the mouth Oi
W ht'e's creek. mis- county, ana about uNp
miles from The y. y W. Il. Il. TeruS. siStU
per acre. ore-thtpt cash, balance IN twu
and three c.-t>, with security and law ful
interest. can on urNrltc L. r. McpDITCA l..
CtreIo, W. Ma
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PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who is opposed 90 Fres Trade
Slavery aud favors American industrial hide
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To PRINrEHs.--I have u model job Press
selt-lnker. size inside OF chase. 6NG, for
which 1 will take 5000 cush IL does "xcei
tent wotk. \ 50 one Eagle card cutter which
cn~t 81 ~. W II en- for sS.r0 cash. Res,>nn
paper eriit1.
Il T. McpoUGAL
Grrt.dO W Va
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:

OF acres az land lying on Mller'S Fork, So
III miles east OF Wayne G. H., W. Va, tor
sale, or exchange FOR real estate IN Cercso
Forty 1--WE acres are cleared ana under fence
hou'c aud bic. nutt trees, etc. The lSnU
cotithius iron ore amt coal aud II cbeap AT
the price asked. Title cl~S. Ptice. 81 ,usp a
PARTON of which must bee cash; balance ON
tIIno viii seonrllN and loyal interest.
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l"iiv. fnuiv. excerpt ~undlv Idfu..
" hcte titno b. oiniitr1, fritu dnes act stop
For further infurnstisn. rststv- o. -tta-
CONNECTIONS nNu through tiue. cuI pt v1lr
Ticket Agent. or addres
JouN ,. AHctffu.
........ NV. Pas. - -eit.
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A FARM.

4 II PM rmiies from Cercio on
~ Il ~ HI VI the rs,nd lesutnC toNHNuc
g. H., who're John Drown lives, combining
lti acres, - acres of which are uudcr en- ttva-
lion. There are I hree good iOg houses oh me
land, three good lasting wells. good garden,
g"oi orshart. stables. out-ie0us-s aud IieUtV
at clear stock wafer from springs. Price, Si2
per acre.
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TWO 10, for sale. situated on corner
w " ct q aud Bridge streets, Cercd1,
w Va, ON wht IN - house containing four
MONS Possession given immediately. The
property rents or 81 Ooa month. In "a Inont n
this properly IN ~ b@ worth twice ho nntpunt
now asked fortt Now - tbe a. 40 invest.
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Trains I, and I arrive at and dcpart
from tcntru Union Depot, Cincinnati
making direct connection without transfer
To ana nom indianapolis. Chicago ST. Louis
aud the Wr>t ana Southwest Trains H. d.
Is ana ~ arrive n and depart from Four N
street Depot, between Smith uudJohn SIS.
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FoH SALE or ENCuANCE.-Goo business
property, ~ a. good town Iu kansas: tnw Il Is
u cuuntT-SrUt uud the division 81 th.
Chicago, Rock Island * l. X. II. TIL.
property $50 ~ one-nalt II block from thc
Court House Square, GA th" main business
street. Tbr butldiuE u siNSp; front store.
room, 2lNI5, with tour utcr, living rooms ia
the rear; has GOOD ciStefn, hH. house. coui
house, wagon shedS, yard with good high
fence, brick walk IA Nnri; ilt~ fine barn
lbNSi The property hVS only been built &
wears ana u at present rented, but occupant
VIII Nocate ut amy time. THIS - excellent
property aud "a harV'un VIII he Given n taken
al once. VIII either sell ol trade FOR Cere.Io
property.
eau on The proprietor az this paper and see
photo ~ the property and receive further
particulars.
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For SALE--Oue lot 25Xl nO. on which rs "a
two story isuiue dwrliinr. situate ON Ei,~t 1T
Stree C"ic'l", w Va. The property rents for
- 10 pei uonih. and IL Sp.vudiuly located.
Terms, $50. For further Information address
Il. T. McDoug,u CVrcuo, w. vi.
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Real Estate Departments.

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a q tall hioce~
stood ala
W.. IN together and
eparSw ioseISm must, pay
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Address al TIE AD VANCE. Ceredo w Va
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THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Fr'ns Nos . and have Pullman Palace
daily.
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D. o. USHER. e. s.. WFITON.
Asst GEM Pas Aeeni GEM Pass. a gent.
y. H NOHffUP sup't.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-06

YEAH. ANNUAL MEAN. YEAR. ANNUAL MEAN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-06


Sh 3 queen OF May, with both her arms
akimbo,
Her sleeves rolled up and rubbers on
her feet;
Not thus she dressed to take my heart in
limbo
Bat, then, one can not move and still
look sweet.
In that attire she SAVES an extra woman,
Whose wages now my purse cond
hardly pay,
So s~efe more than brute and less than
human
Did l not deem her still my queen OF
NAV.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-06

The most remarkable experience with
burglar that | ever heard Of" said Colone
Calliper, was that of Jason Frognip, {
friend of mine, who once lived in Stork
vile Center, Vt Two of Mr.. Frognip',
children were quite sick with diphtheria
and for number of nights he and Mrs
Frognip were up with them pretty much
all night. At about quarter past on one
of these nights Mr.. Frognip went down
into the kitchen for something He car
ried no light, for he was familiar with
every nook and corner of his house He
had on pair of felt slippers, and as he
stepped noiselessly across the kitchen floor
he heard a burglar outside working at the
back door. Mr.. Frognip felt very bad
about his children, but it almost made him
laugh to think of how easily he could get
rid of the burglar. He went up near the
door and said to him, in an ordinary tone
of voice:
4" My friend, we have two cases of diph-
liberia in the house.
'WhatP said the burglar Then why
In thunder don't you hang out yeller flag
towarn peopleY
How could know you were coming?'
said Mr.. Frognip.
What do | care whether you knew
was coming or notY said the burglar
Suppose I'd ha' got into your darned old
house and taken the diphtheria home to my
children" And he gathered up his tools
and went away apparently very Indignant"
New York Sun.