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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

P.W. JOHNSON, Editor and Prep
ednesday, November $500.
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Donnelly, where art thou?
Where does the ''otf year" come in2
A comforting refrain for Republicans
inst at present would be White VIKINGS. i
Call on me at Ninniger after January
1st.- One of Donnelly's after-election
thoughts.
Where will we be at and how long be-
fore we get there Chorus of Republican
postmasters.
Put not your trust in postoffices. They
are of but few years and full Of night
blooming uncertainty
Chairman Heideman is OF the opinion
now that four-leaf clover does not
work against Norwegian.
. The Democrats will not dare tie repeal
the Mckinley bill. Nevertheless they
stand pledged to do SO by their plat
form.
The Lord did it, says the St. Peter Her
aid in commenting on the election. True
enough. Whom the Lord loveth, he first
chastiscth.
Who is most apt to deal out the pat
ronage in this vicinity during the next
four years? Isn't it apt to be man
named Mullen?
twas great year for judges to change
their mixds Evidence, Judge Gresham
Judge Rea, Judge Sackett and Judge
. Brandt, office-lovers, all Of them.
To borrow the language Of certain
/ Montana convention orator. the buffaloes
Of the prairie certainly didn't below for
Harrison. The apathy semeed to be uni
. versal. ..
This didn't seem to be year for in
s dependent candidates and boilers Sack
EFT in Nicollet Baker in Blue Earth and
Brandt in Brown all went down be-
fore an avalanche of votes.
The Globe says "Now that it is all
over, let's shake" No, thanks. There
are some things that even politics does
not permit of, some insults that the
I'm of after-election cannot heal
Had the Republicans waged the same
campaign in Ohio, Illinois and Wiscon-
. sin, that they did in Minnesota and Iowa,
the result would have been different.
Neglect only makes votes for the other
side.
Judge Cox was beaten badly in Nicol-
let county and every citizen ought to
feel glad OF it. The Legislature will T
thereby be spared good deal of cheap
eloquence and behavior of an unknown
quality.
In Blue Earth county Gen. Baker ran
behind the Democratic ticket in every
township. Such is the reward of the
man who knows no good in any party
unless it Can be used to accrue to his own
advantage. Ill
The Mortified News would now OBJ
ige the Republican party by coming out
occasionally with few good words for
G. K. Davis. Its editor is showing a
marked degree of smallness by remain
ing so silent.
Shakspere, late of Stratford on Avon,
upon hearing of the defeat of his friend
Donnelly: The brain of this foolish
compounded clay is not able to invent
anything that tends to laughter more. y
Minneapolis Journal,
One thing has certainly been demon
strated by the outcome of the recent
election and the progress of the cam
paign, and that is that ce-holders, while
remarkably successful in controlling con-
ventions, are pre-eminently q failure in
creating enthusiasm and gathering votes.
From recent interview it is quite ap-
parent that Harrison has changed his
mind as to whom he is to thank for max
ing him president -Four years ago he
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

Two wears from now ask Heideman to
what extent he was consulted in the
naming of the postmasters throughout the
county. He will tell you, if he is COM
municative at all, that he was overlook
ed entirely in an effort to pay respect to
another, who, if he didn't do quite SO
much of the work, at least comes in for
most of the credit.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

New Ulm Republicans whe i-stched
SpellbriDk have nothing to be rct Of.
He was a deserving young man, and to
knife him in order to show favor to one
who had wilfully left the party and
thereby elect Democrat if not the
kind of Republicanism that we approve
of. Nothing is ever gained by running
off after boilers,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

From recent interview it is quite ap-
parent that Harrison has changed his
mind as to whom he is to thank for max
ing him president. Four years ago he
thought it was through the grace Of God
Now he is willing to admit that good
deal hinged on the fine Italian hand Of
Matthew S. Quay.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

Tawney, Met leary, Fletcher and Kiefer
or in other words four Republican con
gressmen as against one elected two
years ago! To all appearances we are
still on the face Of the earth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

The fellow who rides in the carriage in
the parade is the man who receives the
honors from The powers that be, while
the enthusiast who carries a torch is like
the man in the story that Prof. Nc leary
tells he's not in it. Watch the progress
Of events in Brown county until all the
offices are disposed Of and mark the truth
of the above prediction.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

When Donnelly said he would get.
100000 votes for governor Of Minnesota
he was only giring vent to his love for
ciphers. He didn't take politics into
considerations
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

Address all communications to me af-
ter the Fourth of March to Washington
D. c., care of the Capitol, says nustlel
Charlie Heideman. He has evidently,
forgotten that every time M. Mullen vis-
its the Twin Cities, he is accredited with
doing more than anyone else to make
Brown County Democratic.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

Every dollars worth imported goods
means SO much less of labor here and
the greater the demand for labor the
greater the price Of wages. Which do
Americans want2
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

tfs.ern ~tni dard Time eust Of Clifton Forqo
,'thtfai SnhdUd Time west OF Clinton
Nos and f.-F. E.. N.-F.st Flvi,y Wiz.
Elnl"n- NcstihuIr Limited. Eufirp fr.I1 Az. ID.
ui!hli'k clIs runs through 10 New York Viz
@" Ola Point VIA ftl chlnoud '-''
p., ,,-. ana - pi trains with Pullman
~, 80 F'hE 't< n''"eeu Cincinnati uuu
i'@rc"vert 7nd Od Poinr Cemfurf.
not shown s"'''' t'Hit o.
b'reri counertioa s, made FOR I,,nrti,,-r.,
t"uNlNr, g.ecu-nor'. pct6r.bure. WeliIr
''.l,,''p. w ttniug"u aud thuriesion.
east 90 .'' ''''i ne
Apnly 20 any Ticket AGENT for additional
OSCAR O.. MURRAY, 10 w. Ft-rrrp
C.b' RYAN, Div PHss'r Art. Cincinnati
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

one W horse powsr McNamar portable
miil, good boiler wagon, one top saw rig, one
linen saw. one - Inch saw, one top saw.
edgsr and cutoff SAWS about 80 II. shafting
win puiieSs. In excellent order; everyt bi ug
complete for n Hrsi-class mill VIII cut IL TO
~ Thousand n. per day. Good reason for
selling. Here's n bargain. Price, 5000, in
payments To- suit purchaser. This mill six
teen months ago cost s, 500.
One Is horse power Griffith & Wedge port
able, vertical mill. one edyer, two log trucks
ana governor, one Hauck inspirator, one
boiler wagon, one 60 inch saw, one SO inch
saw, Two ~ inch saws one top saw. cant
hooks, one tool chest. with tools, one nus
expander, with about 5000 feet OF saving ye {
contracted for, for which the owner will psy
ID cents per hundred feet. Price, $500; Sc y
cash, balance in and II months.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
INSURE!
7. Il. McDOUGAL,

ADVANCE OFrIcE, Ceredo, w. Va.
represents five iirstclass fire insu.
rance companies, having recently
added that strong and popular com
pany - Providence Washington. -
-his company was organized in
100 and lbs assets amount TO ST..
35t54o 81. 1t is the third oldest
American company, and the seventh
oldest in The world. Policies writ.
ten at the Ceredo agency.
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IIcnova Division.

'"I IT.. fbtiiF, rra.uf .u.uf.r ~.
hrfe tinc i- "niitfrf. lit .H.., 41t .i,u
-" luiher inforn9fi lu. r.fttIya f, .,t.
lirket Agent, or tddrs-. your
JpuV g. AFcfftr
COLUMBUS. ONO.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

Additional train leaves suovn ~ ODD % "a,
arrives Portsmouth 90 y. m.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
@, Trains Nos ? and hive Pullman Palace
daily "''" 'i'ie'-o
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

For RENT.-Two rooms over the
ADVANCE Office. Inquire of the
proprietor ofthis paper.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
Saw Mills for Sale o,,-,

OF acr~s Of land lying on Mnler's Fork, 81
sale, or exchange FOR real estate in Ceredo
tortN-nNe acres are cleared ana under fence
mouse aud stable, fruit trees, etc. The land
contains iron ore and coal and Is cheap al
the price asked. Title clear. Price. 81 600 "A
portion OF which must be cash; balance on
time with security and legal interest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

w ~ of II and Bridge streets, Ceredo
W. Va, on which In house containing four
rooms. Possession given Immediately. The
property rents Tor ST. 10 n month. In "A month
this property may be worth twice he amount
now asked forIt. Now ~ the Tia q to invest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03
kendaII'S SPAWN Cure.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. %. 70
Geuts-It 81 with tho greatest satlsfaction TINT
inlor you that have cured the foiO,ylng III sanscs
IMCfneY, shoulder Oint sJnmeness. stinp
dOiut laumfncas. NhOe-Itoll, F,rlmcutsss ia
orc rect. am working on iiip-J oinf
Spayin cure. 10 g. the bcst finlrnent f0r man or
D..st nay eever usCd. recommend 10 go MI hor-s
twuti.. Horiea that have worked on are valuable
yut without your lIuimcut would ~, worthless. (
...Ne friends who used IL FOR sspruin- and
y Alrfs nnd curcd them. They say 10 81 the host
~! ---L u-ol. 1.ura truly. k. q. B MEII.s.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

FoR SALK.-An odell Typewriter in good
order, cheap.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

Additional tr,n leaves Portsmouth t6 Il
a m, arrives kenoVa 81 a m.
LOCAL SCHEDULE-North
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Real Estate Department.

whicn winad
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10 this
that all
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Address al communications to THE AD VANCE Ceredo W. Va
Rcadt the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

FOR SALk OR ENCuANGE.-G Good bushes.
property, IN y gouu town in Kansas; Town Is
county seat anu the division of the
Chicago, Rock Island y L X. T. Thu
property - q ~ one Hlt u block from th,,
Court House square, On the main busin,,SS
street Ths buiidihg iS tiXSU: front store
room 2iN'', with i"ur nice, living rooms ma
the rear; has good CiStctn, he. house, coal
house, wagon sheds, Nad with good high
fence, brick walk IA yard. has n nuo barn
lbN2i The properly has oulv been built 3
years and * at present rented. but occupant
Will Vncate NJ any tne. This Is excellent
property and IA bargain Will be given u taken
properly.
Call ON the proprietor OF this parer md SEE.
n photo ~ the property aud receive further
pa rticuiArS.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

FoR SALE.-Oue lot 2ixlOO. on which * u
two-stoty frame dwelling. situate ON East Let
Stree Cercdo, w. Va. The property rents Tor
$500 per month, aud - spiendtdly locatr,i
Terms, SNN. tor further Information address
L. L. McDousiu Ceredo, ". va.
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FARM ON WHITES CREEK
FOR SALE.

l have for sale IA farm OF two hundred
acres on which is good frame dwelling
containing six rooms. About 100 acres OF
TINS lRnd Ii cleared and under fence. There
II good well near tho house; also a good
orchard, grapes, etc. The land LAYS well and
has an abundance OF water THIS farm is
situated only four miles from the mouth OF
VIM S's creek, thiS county, and about Ave
miles from The y. 6 W. Il. II. Terms. Sl8.Cu
per acre, one-third cash, balance IN two
ana three years, with security and lawful
interest. tsil on Orwrite T. 7. McDOUGAL.
Ceredo, W. Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

A FARM tSS ro %lf si from GS5SGG %.
I. H., whore John Drown lives, containing
100 acres, 75 acres OF which ere under cultivn-
ZION. There are three good log houses on the
land. three good lasting wells good garden,
good orchard, stables. out-houses, and plenty
OF clear stock water from springs. Price, sl2.
per acre.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-03

. Trims I, ? and arrive at and dopnrt
from central JnlOn Depot Cincinnati
making direct connection without trausfcr
TO ana from Indianapolis, Chicago, ST Louis.
ana the Wet ana Southwest Trains H. 10
IL and 20 arrive at ana depart from Fourth
NlICol DEPOT, beiWeen Smith and Inhn 81.
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-06

Aiken, George. One saddle
horse. 35; I saddle, rs;
farming implements, 20:
musical instruments, so;
furniture. SO: 5 acres oi
land below Truxton with
improvements thereon con.
sistina Of dwelling house.
outhouse.. fences, &C., $50.
Acosta. Joaquin. IL jacks, 90.
Aitken. William. 2 work
males. SO: mil.h COW.
20: 2 old wagons. 20: me-
chxnics tools, Is: stock of
goods On hand, 500: furni-
ture, $50; lots IA and l6,
block 2. Townsite Of King
man, so. frame lodging
house on above lots. 400;
carpenter shop on Front
street, Is; Improvements
On ranch in Truxton Can.
yon, $50; bowling alley.
100.
Alvine. Drxmond. Diamond
Joe mine. 8 pack mules,
240; saddle, 10.
Arizona Northern Mining CON-
pany. by John Barry, su-
perintendant. 2 work hors-
u. IS; furniture, 10; .
frame building enclosing .
complete s stamp quarts
mill, consisting Of boiler,
engine, pans and sll nee
essary machinery, located
1t Cerbat. 1000; q acres
Of patented mining land
known AZ the Connor
mine, situated in Wallspai
District, 500; 2l acres pat
ented mining land known
as the Rolling Wave mine,
situated in Wsllapai Dis
trict, 500; q acres patent.
ed mining land, situstedi in
Wallapai Mining District
and known a. the Cerbat
mine, 500; adobe Office
building in Cerbat, so;
frame house ut Connor
mine, 40; Steam hoist At
Connor mine, $50 ...
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-06

ent. l wagon, 50; me-
chanics tnols and 5000
feet Of pipe not laid,
STA 275; possessory title to
8 acres Of land used ~ .
mill site, with improve.
ments thereon, consist
ing Of frame house en-.
closing complete Wiz
zle gold mill, 1000; I;
boarding house on same,
75; four miles Of l.2
inch pipe line to mill,
10 81 100. ..,............
Goodman, /. work mules,
80; s saddle horses,
l78 SO; 2 stock horses
"a; 800 stock cattle, g.
$50; Stacks, 40i wagon
28 10; l saddle, g.; furni-
ture, 10; ranch known
as Warm Springs, with
improvements, 500;
corral on Salt Creek, Is
Gillis. w. H. 2 mules, 10;
is 90 assay scales, 25; ono
whim 10; tools on hand
20; watch, Is; frame
building in Cedar Valley
enclosing complete Ave
stamp quartz mill, g..
600; adobe residence
and assay Office. 100;
blacksmith shop. rs.
Hamilton, Frank, / saddle
horse, 20 IS; tools and
assay outfit, 40; saddle
"a II 10; watch, Is; miners
cabin near Mississippi
mine In Maynard Dis.
/, 90 trict, SO ............
Halleck. Mrs. Thomas, no
list returned by J. p.
ak Burns, agent (copied
from ls90). IL saddle
horses, 357; 500 stock
cattle, 4,250; l wagon.
Is; saddle and bride
SO; corrals, 200; house
and lot in town Of Sig
nal, $50; house and
water right at McGreg-
or Springs, 100; house
and water right on Bur-
m ,s 70 Greek. 100; house
and lot at Aubrey Land
ing, 100.
Harkins, Mrs. M. A. (No list
returned by J. p. Burns,
agent; copied from lS90)
100 stock cattle, $780,. :.
Hunt, Charles and william,
by A. Cornwall. 3 sad
die horses, 1926; 25
stock cattle, PIP so; sad
10 "a die, 10; musical instru.
ments, 81.
Hartley, w. d. Mechanics
tools, 100; furniture, 50;
lot %, 10 block 2, Town
site Of Kineman. Is;
lot 25, block 7, Townsite
II Of Kingman, Is; frame
residence on lot %, 125
Harcourt, Josie. Furniture,
25; lots 2 and 4, 10
block No. 3, Townsite Of
Kingman, IS; frame
building on above lots,
lb5 IL 1OO. ........... -.
Hardy, VIM. H. 2 work
horses, IS; wagon.
20; 2 buckbosr,is, rs;
well.boring outht, 200;
Stockton Hill toll road,
OVV'' .''.......,.s.s..
Hardy, Wooster, estate Of,
W. H. Hardy, adminis-
traitor. 3 lots south side
Of railroad, Kingmsn,
80; improvements on
above lots, 800.
linus, Ed. 2 work horses,
85: l3 saddle horses,
3S6 25; 6 stock horses,
l02; 500 stock cattle, A.
ESQ; wagon, 40; harness
and saddle, 25; hay and
grain, 25; furniture. IS;
house and lot in Hack
~ l3 berry, $50; ranch at
Willows, with house i'm
provements. 600; wire
fence on the above ranch,
78 100. ........ ..+...,..-.
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-06

ferry boats, t75; one
saddle, $l5; ranch and
improvements in Color.
ado River Valley, 500. !.
Dunden, Jas. Eight pack
mules, 500; one saddle
horse, 80 rs; hogs, $40;
saddle and bride, $50;
81 furniture, 40; frame
house at Layne Springs,
800; frame house at
blackberry, 500; frame
store building in Hack.
60 berry, $75.
Diamond Joe Mining Com.
psny. Tent on mine,
$25; jacks, $6O; saddle
02 IS; tools on hand, SIS;
goods on hand, $25;
furniture, t3O;.
Davis, A. E. q acres Of
patented mining land,
known 40 the Todd
mine, situated In the
Wallapsi Mining Dis
trict, 500. ......
Ellibee, e. 4 work horses,
10; 3 saddle horses,
O2 SO rs: 8 stock horses,
1856; 200 stock cattle, l..
700; poultry, l2; wagon,
80; buggy, 80; harness
and saddle, Is; tools,
25; sureties and collat-
erals, 100: watches. 40;
furniture, Is; Elhbee's
28 wells with improve
ments, thereon lbs. -.
Ferris, frank. Furniture,
n 10; stone house on
Stockton Hill, ~. .....
Foster. F. u. Frame cot.
tsse on Main street In
Peach springs, 80.
Frost. w. z. 4 saddle horses,
ll9; 40 stock cattle,
1920; wagon, Is; furni-
ture, 50; lots 30 and 81.
block 81, Townsite Of
Kingman, Is; residence,
wind mill and other i'm
provements on above
Il lots, 800; ranch and i'm
provements at Wsllspsi
Springs. 100. -.
Frazier, X. L. l work horne,
20 IS; 2 stock horses,
"a; ! 2.yesr-old horse,
IL rs; 20 stock cattle,
ITO: saddle and bride.
20; watch, L.; Peach
Tree Springs, s miles
Peach Springs, with i'm.
provements h ereon
consisting Of frame
house and corral, &c.,.
Fischer, L. 2 brood mares,
AZ SO; 2 jacks, S; one
wagon, 10; one set Of
harness, s.; improve
ments on possess ory
right TO ranch on Color
ado river, So.
Fsckler.s John. 40 stock
horses, $50; 10 saddle
horses. 297 50; 400 stock
cattle, :3.40O; saddles.
25; ranch with improve
mems on knight Greek,
COV.s..
Garden springs Mining Cor
pOration, James Un-
capher, agent. saddle
horse, 20 IS; mining
tools, so; 5 acres Of pat
ented mining land used
- . mill site, near Min
3 ersl Park. 100; fve
stamp-mill on above
mill site, 5000; one
adobe building used as
an Office, 400; 86l-100
acres Of patented mining
land known as the Key
stone mine, 500; inn
provements on above
mine consisting Of hoist
ing machinery, &C., L.
600; q acres Of patent
ed mining land known
as the Ithica mine, 500.
Graham, H. Watch Is;
furniture, 80; frame
house at Todd Basin.
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-06

{ 3 :
eral Park. 500: house O
Main street, Mineral Psrl
used ~ q residence, lO(
frame house formerly use
~ q store 10 Mineral Par
100: 100 acres Of patente
10 Il farming land sitnated
miles north OF Fl. Mohav
with improvements there
on and known a. Smith
8 30 Ranch, SO
Clark, James. Frank Robinson
agent. Frame house
Gold Basin, 100; mill si,
known ~ Southern Prid
mill site, 100. ....
Copeland, NJ. C. One piano.
B " 80; one watch, &25;
jewelry, $50; furniture,
tlW 49,. .......
G. o. d. Mine, John Lynch.
Supt. One saddle horss,
go rs; frame building
on c. o. ID. Mine en-
! ~ closing steam hosting
plant, with pump, H.
800; blacksmith shop
on mine, $50; assay OF.
6ce and bunkhouse, $50;
Office and soreman's
5ll cabin, $50. .........
Cofer. J. H. l dairy COW,
s63 SIS; l jask, ~; furni.
ture, t25; plot Of ground
east Of Kingman with
improvements thereon,
consisting Of adobe res
idence and wind mill,
$50.
Campbell, Dan. Lots 2, 8,
and IL. block 8, town.
site Of Kingman, t75. =.
Cornwall, A. 6 saddle
borees, tl7s 50; l9O
stock cattle, si,6l5;
hogs, $40; poultry. $40;
wagons, $50 ;hstness and
saddle, SIS; mower, so;
274 Sc farm improvements, $40;
library, t20: furniture,
$25; ranch on the Big
Sandy with dwelling
house and other i'm
provoments thereon,
tU. ..........
oo On Commercial Mining Com
pany, 4. A. Rowland,
agent. 8 work horses
and mules, t272 wagons,
500; harness, $50; hay
and grain, $50; lumber,
t75; mining tools, 500;
merchandise, $1,000;
70 furniture, 500; q acres
patented mining land
known ~ the Antler
mine, situated IL miles
east Of Yucca, $1,000;
Il acres patented min
81 90 ing land known - the
6puyten Duyvel mine,
1900; 2l acres patent
ed mining land, known
- the Copper World
mine, $1,000; frame
8 0S building containing .
complete steam hoisting
plant on the Antler
mine, $500, frame store
80 90 and Office building on
aoove mine. t125 frame
dwelling house on same,
$500; boarding house
on same. 500; bunk.
house on same, 800;
blacksmith shop on
775 same, $50; stable and
corral on same, 600;
two stone cabins onCop-
per World mine, $50.
Cohenour, J. N. 3 saddle
Is 50 horses, $50 Is 100
stock cattle. $3.50; wag-
on, US; harness and
saddle, $50; merchan-
disc, 5000; watch, t75;
lot and frame store
IL OF building at Peach
Springs, 800. ......
Congress Mine, F. 8. Dem
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-06

4 oVsp
fences, barn, corral, &C..
situated at Beaver Dam,
$50.
Atchison, Charles. House and
lot on south side OF Main
street, town Of Mineral
Park, 100. i.
Amer, N. c. 1 saddle horse,
"a 48; l saddle. 10; min
ing tools, Is; = frame
house at Silver King mine
Wsllspai District, $50: i
Common Senss whim on
Silver King mine, 40.
Buckley, John, or John Kay.
One watch, Is: = lot with
an adobe house thereon,
situated on Dupont street,
in the town OF Mineral
Park, and formerly known
- Mays Butcher shop, 10
Bolsnd, J. N. l saddle houe
20 IS: saddle, Is: bar iix-
tures, 10: one watch. rs:
frame house at Layue
Springs used ~ . saloon.
o..
Baldwin, F. X. Watches,
100: jewelry, 10.
Boslt and Eames. by A James,
superintendent. Furni-
ture, rs: frame building
enclosing complete 5 stamp
mill. situated in Todd B,s
in,snd known ~ the EN-
pire mill, 1000: drying
house and furnace with
stack, 200: blacksmith
shop with tools, $50 board.
ing house and Office build
ing ut Empire mill, lbs;
cabin ut Harrison minG,
20: 100 feet of pipe linn,
200: water tank, 100:
steam hoist, 500. .........
BoDer, Alfred. 8 saddle horses,.
so 25: 75 stock cattle, 737-
50: l wagon, %: harness
and saddle, 35: furniture,
IS: ranch on Big Sandy,
with small house and cor
raj on same, 20. ........,. !.
Boner. James. 3 saddle horses,
80 25: 80 stock cattle, ,76t,:
saddle and harness. 25:
ranch on Francis creek,
with adobe house and cor.
raj thereon, SO: corral ON
Sycamore creek, 25. .....,.
Bland, J. d. 6 saddle horses,
178 50: 800 stock cattle,
2550: saddle and bride,
20: ranch with corral
thereon onSycamors creek
LOO. ................a,.
Butler, Sam1 A. l saddle
horse, 20 rs: l jack, g.:
wagon, 25: saddle, 70:
Buffers Wells ranch four
miles east from Bowman's
ranch, 100. 0..............
Burns, J. p. ] saddle horse,
20 IS: 100 stock cattle,
$40: corral at Burns
Spring, $50. ..........
Bunker, 8. A. 8 brood mares,
SO 50: 3 yearling, Is: ono
half interest in Hancock
spring 8 miles southwest
of Beaver Dam, so: Boul-
der spring 5 miles south
west OF Beaver Dam, 100.
Breon and Spear. II acres Of
patented mining land
known a. the blackberry
South mine in Hsckberry
District, 500. ............
Brown, d. l stallion, AZ 80:
10 brood mares, ITO: 5
3-yesr-old horses, 85: 5 2
year-old horses, AZ So;
house and garden spot on
Francis creek, rs. .......
Cuzino, Calvin. 2 saddle hors-
es, SO so; 2 stock horses.
"a; 10 stock cattle, 85; I
saddle, 20; bar fixtures,
so; furniture, $50; lot with
adobe house thereon
known ss the Palace Hc-
tel, and situated on Main
street in the town Of Min
Mohave County miner., 1892-02-06
MO.lAvE COUNTY,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

FOR THE YEAR A. D. inei.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-06-13

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