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Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

Deputy Sheriff Roberts and two others
followed three horse thieves from Jerome
in Ysvapai county. The trail got 30 hot
a few miles south Of st. Johns that the
thieves had to abandon their horses and
blankets and take TO the hills on foot
Roberts and posse followed them some
ten or twelve miles after they left their
horses, but dark coming on, had to aban-
don the trail and return to st. Johns.
They secured their horses and blankets,
however, and took the back track for
home.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02
Don't Be Editors.

Boys Of my audience, bright.fsced as.
piring youths longing for the shortest and
quickest route to fame and fortune, hear
solemn adjuration and be warned in
time. Never be body's
pecking- block. creations scapegoats and
swaybacked pack.mules. Deadhead tick
cts to circuses, dog shows and straw berry
iestivals-paid for at the rate Of FIVE
dollar notice tor twenty-five cent ticket
are all very well in their way; daily bo-
quets from girls who want 10 get their
names in the papers, with stereotyped
beautiful and accomplished" formula
swung to them. are just too charming for
anything" But do not let them lead you
into that dingy den of inky horror, tread.
mill, abhorred and sqnandered opportu-
tiles burlesquingly known as the editorial
sanctum. .Stand back. Be bootblacks,
chimnev-sweeps, penitentiary birds, or
members Of the maniac menagerie that
meets in the gorgeous whited sepulchre
Of capitol at Washington. Be mud
clerks on coal barge, deck hands on
tripe factory, engineers Of one-donkey
horse power canal boat, dairy maid with
an OK and two he goats as tine stock In
trade, servant girl in poor house or an
orphan asylum. Be stock gamblers, rail-
road directors, presidents Of sausage.
rtaffing machine, rag vendors, charcoal
brawlers, or idiocy-spouting senators.
But never, no never, be editors! Never
be even one editor, for half one is
three quarters too much for any well reg
ulated family to have about the house. -
Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

The department of agriculture announ-
ces that inspectors on Long Island un.
earthed an abbatoir at Newton Creek de-
voted entirely to the slaughter Of broken
down and crippled horses. Many Of these
horses we're diseased, and some had CLAN.
ders. Most Of the meat was corned and
put up for export as family beef.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

HOLSTERS often travel in regiments,
seking new feeding grounds. Their mi.
grating armies are always led by the big.
gest and strongest ones, while the MAIN
ed and weakly struggle along behind.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02
No. 2,6.
APPLICATION ron A PATENT.
U. s. LAND oyyIcE.

| PkEscorT, ARIZONA.
October I4fh, 1891, }
Notice Is hereby given. that the Vulcan Pow.
| der Company. by its attorney Ia fact, A. ver
Menr, whose postofice address Il Kingman,
Arizona. has this day filed his application for .
patent for 1900 linear feet Of the summit mine
or vein. bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground 600 feet la width, situated la Wallap2i
Mining District. County OF Mohaye, and Terri.
notes and oficiaI plat on ie in this ONCE as lot
nun Der ~, la section ~. la township ~ north,
range IL west OF the Gila and Salt River merfd
Ian. The exterior boundaries OF lot No. ~ be-
beginning at initial mon. at southeriy end
center OF claim, where is set post ins. dia.
surrounded with g mound of stones and marked
~, cor. TO secs :. o. s2 and =, 70; N.
r. IL W, bears =. ~ deg. Is min., y. 3y94 feet;
thence n. So deg. 80 min, 4. 800 feet 20 8. Z.
cor. OF claim, where Is set post ins: dia. sur.
.. No. l.. .west face Of upper 9. w. cor OF sey-
enite rock 2x2x3 feet. marked 8. No. l. b. X.
bears n. 81 deg. 30 min. y. l22 feet; thence N.
claim. where is set q post 1 ins. dia surrounded
with q mound OF stones and marked 4. No. 2,
pine tree ins. dis marked :. No. 2. b. r.
bears y 2S des. T. i5o IT, thence !. b5deg. omin.
W. COO feet TO n. W. cor. Of claim, where is set
apost ins. dia. surrounded with mound OF
stones and marked !. No. 8. post Is against Il.
face OF granite rock marked s. No. b. r.;
Thence :. - deg. 30 min. Z. 1900 feet 10 =. W.
cor. OF claim where Is set poet ins dia-
surrounded with a mound Of stones and
marked ;. No. T. seyentte roct 6x3x1.5 II.
marked 8. No. 4 Il. X. brs. q. 8 deg. 20 min. Y.
leo f. thence N. So deg. 80 min. T. 800 feet 70
mon. and post y. I. NJ. aud place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation "a degrees % minutes. y.
containing 2o.65 acres.
The location OF this mine Ia recorded in the
Recorders Office OF Mohaye County Ia Book K
OF Mines. page 81. The adjoing claimants are
Robert Gray. In the Doris mine on the south.
and John X. Mackenzie. In the. Butchertown
mine on the north.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
poFsion Of said Summit mine or surface ground
are required TO file their adverse claims with
the Register OF the United States Land once
ut Prescott. In the Territory of Arizona during
the sixty days period of publication hereof, OF
they Win be barred by virtue Of the provisions
OF the statute.
&c. MARTIN. Register.
II is hereby ordered. that the foregoing
Notice OF Application for Patent be published
Tor the period OF ten consecutive weeks in the
MoHAyE COUNTY MINgE, weekly newspaper
published at kingman, Mohsye County, Arix
First insertion Oct. I7th--50
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

The population of China is now esti-
mated at 350,0OO, 900. winch Is almost
equal to the entire population Of Europe
The Chinese national debt is one Of the
smallest, amounting 70 only $3S, 500, 600.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02
PeseSi Tahiets.

The following sizes Of soft paper 6gur.
ing or pencil tablets, 200 sheets in tab
let), are for sale st the MINER Office u
the prices given below:
Eight Az 8 inch Tablets 26cts.
-Four q re 25cts.
Three 9L x6 25cts.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02
Eor Rent.

Tn Kingman, Arix., one Of the fine,
large fire-proof stores, directly opposite
the depot, in the Luthy Block. Beat To-
cation In Kingman. Apply to H. II.
Watkins, Kinyman Arix.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

Two hundred railroad laboresa were
recently caught in snow storm in Italy,
and many Of them frozen to death.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

This government. pays Minister Egan
$4,000 per annum for his services in
"stiTiing the Chilean animals up"
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

where only one man is vile"--in IN.
woman suffrage convention.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

The brain Of the bomb-thrower Nor.
cross ia said to have weighed three ounces
more than the average.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

An exchange says that Senator Brice,
of New York, and Senator Brice Of Ohio,
are on terms Of the most charming conf
dence.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

Mr.. Shannon, Of Arizona, vas elected
secretary Of the FL PAso silver conven-
ton.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

There are seventy estates in the United
States the value Of which aggregate the
enormous sum Of ~. zoo, ,O0O. 900.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

The pin factories Of the United States
manufacture about ls.O00, ,OOO. 900 pine .
year.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

Pima county's vote on the constitution
was S86 for, 2O2 against.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02
Published in Arizona Territory.

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Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02

Man proposes; and woman says "ssi
papa"
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-02
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-16
ZEAL ESTATE.
HON S-AIE.

lyon wait pleasant home Oh the Island,
cAlI sell You a new scron'toouled honSo with
bath room. Laundry und NIL modern coii.
rcnloncCy or nj elgit.roUmcl brlGS house, Oh
Market street, near the buSinoS cGntrS OF the
elp. We also have building lots IN all pats OF
the city #,
Store room and business aud dwelling, n.
Blaine, Ohio foot OF St ClIrsvlllG hill WnOlo
business for 5000. Lot u ncre. IN lrllt.
Driei row. Us, 2,iO, III! and III A 10 pos
cent investment
New Six.roomcd hou'c on North Eric street
high aad dry, for Sl.7jO, EtnE 5I.l'
Threc'rnOmod house No. % South Huron
street, ot0SSl2O, room enough fotanothet house,
sl,GD. s.I - ''Il''
The sixroomcd irnmo house. with most dc.
sliablc corner lot, northeast corner OF Eoif autl
Twcnty.iiith streets. IE.f I1
a now slx.roomed house on McColloch street,
Fms, Wheeling, $40 casa and tho balance III
small payments. El
New double house. sovcn rooms, each sldo
hard wood finish MI modern improvements.
Will puy ~ per cent as investment. U
BUILDING LOTS
On Fourteenth, Fifteenth aud McColloch
STREETS. East Wheeling. = II
On South Front street sts
On North York street. river lot
Corner North York and Cromwell streets; n!co
location. THEaH - -
Lots In Gichris, addition from s2.5 to $50 and
these arc good lots, on high ground
On Wabash street. In old Fair Grounds. n
On South Penn street.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Coal Works Ch,ngc-Anothor Alleged
ChroI Thief-PsrIonai nm ! General.

Coal Works Ch1ngc-Anothor Alleged
Chez! Thier-PsrSanai AMI General.
Mr. W. 7. Lewis, who was recently mp.
pointed commissioner OF labor statistics
under Governor Mckinley will enter
upon his duties next Monday, Mr..
John Mcbride having resigned 10 take
tho presidency OF tho Miners Associa.
ton. Lewis Is allowed three clerks,
ono OF which receives $500 per year,
and hns the appointment OF man In
Cleveland and Cincinnati, In addition
to tho other clerks.
Mr. George Il. Edwards has sold an
interest in tho Gaylord Coal Works to
George A. Wise, OF Bcllairc, who has
been elected sccrctary.trcasuror and
general manager and will take charge
OF the mines Mt Wilkcsbarrc, Pa lIo
will move his family to that place soon.
Mr.. Harry Sheets, Of Bellairo, will
Keep books for the Gaylord.
Yesterday morning Officer Ed Terry
arrested Albert Sapp, wanted on the
charge OF stealing checks ut the Elson
glass works. lilo waived an oXamina-
ton and was recognized in the sum OF
$500. lle was taken to st. Clairsville
and will probably be interviewed by tho
grand jury before it adjourns.
Mr.. 7. ]. Irwin, manager OF the Duena
Vista, Virginia, glass works, spent Sun.
day and Monday with his family on his
way to Pittsburgh OH n business trip.
lie says that four rabbits were recently
caught under sidewalk on one OF tho
principal streets down there. Wild
game is very plentiful.
Vim. Clark, Esq, has returned from
pleasant two weeks visit ut Washing
ton, d. G. While there he had pleasant
chats with President Harrison, Senator
Sherman. Jerry Rusk, Postmaster Wanna
maker and others.
The Junior Order OF Mechanics will
hold their festival and entertainment
next Friday and Saturday at Manner
Choir hall instead OF Lafayette hall.
Yesterday Jimmie Leonard was fined
five and costs for drunkenness and
James Mcclure one and costs for the
same oflense.
Fred Morgan and bride were serenad.
cd last night by tho Nigilant hose COM
pany band and entertained the boys
right royalty.
Carpenters are at work repairing the
two-story frame house OF Mrs. Mary
klcvis, OH Second street, recently dam
aged by fire.
Mr.. Samuel Carey, OF the C. & P.
freight depot, entertained his friend,
William Wilton, of:Toronto, over Sun
day.
The Martins Ferry Maennerchor will
give masquerade at their hall on
Washington street, Monday, February
90.
Ernest Hoge, Toronto, Ohio, phar-
macist, will so in Ralston & Co.'S Han
over street drug store March /.
The case OF Aug. Rohrcy vs.. the Term
mai Railway Company is set 10: hear
ing at St. Clairsville tomorrow.
The Junior Mechanics will 60 to
Steubenville on Washington's birth
day. =
Mrs. George Wolf died yesterday at
the family residence on Broadway.
The livery stable OF Webbcr & Co., on
Fayette street, is being enlarged.
Mrs. @. ". Swartz left Yesterday for
Anderson, Ind, to visit relatives.
Mr.. 7. J. Irwin has been elected sec
rotary OF tile Red Men of Ohio.
The outlook for building this year is
better than for several years.
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lyhnt tho cornner plscnrnrca.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. l5.--six weeks
ago the Dahlmyr building on Liberty
street near Sixth street, occupied by
Saitta & Fugassi, Italian fruit dealers,
was destroyed by fire. A month later
the remains Of an italian Known as
"Old Jack" or Splittz, who had been
employed by the firm were found in the
ruins. The coroner instituted search
ing investigation. and to-day returned .
verdict that cold Jack" had set the
building on fire, but IN explosion OF
natural gas prevented his escape and
he was burned to death. Tho verdict
also finds ?. A. Saitta, 4 member of the
firm, AND John NIazza, an employee,
guilty OF aiding and abctting in the
crime. They have been held for man
slaughter.
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MONTERREY, Mexico, Feb. l5.--Mexico
is ust now apparently OH tho verge Of
revolution or civil war. True, tho
Cara affair appears to be but II tlasco,
but there Is great power behind 1t and
one, too, which hNs mol. yet been def.
nitcly asCertaincd. t ~
The forces recruited by CARA on this
side are mainly bandits and cut threats.
For some timo past they have been dis.
banding and returning TO the sheep
and cattle ranches which thoy can re.
cupcratc their stock which Is badly run
down. Tho trouble 10 not begun yet,
however, as tho alleged election for
president occurs in April, and then the
real revolution will occur if 4 leader
can be secured.
And now brief story OF the move
mcnt might not be amiss. After San
doval was acquitted OF violating tho
neutrality laws Of tho federal court OF
san Antonio ho returned to Laredo,
and in II little back room OF saloon he,
CARA and third party concoctcd the
plan to get up the revolution. A San
Antonio lawyer named Lockwood was
one oil the advisors. He is q shrcwd
man and knows every foot OF the country
on both sides OF the river Bravo San.
doval was without dollar, and his vito
was sewing to make their living, her
fine wardrobe being held for debt.
With lie. money Sandoval went to New
Orleans and there saw the firm OF Fer
nandez 4 Co., who were acting as agents
Tor Il London in behalf OF parties in
Mexico. Sandoyal was not the man for
the occasion, they concluded, so they
did not advance the 100000 he was to
have received. Cara was then told
to 90 ahead and see what lie could
do, and according to his success
the money would be forthcoming. lie
went to his iather-in-law's ranch in
Duval county and soon had twenty men
enlisted With this small band he be-
gan operations and by September he
had in two months timo secured 500
followers. This number under an en-
pcricncCd leader would have been suili-
cirnt. Instead, however, Of making Il
bold stroke he dilly dallicd until he was
hemmcd in on tho Mexican side. After
Jour months Of this silly kind OF war
fare he has wisely concluded to at least
temporarily suspend operations until
spring. BY that time it is expected
hosti!itics will begin and thus troops on
the, border will be recalled. At the
head OF 1000 men he can join forces
with the revolutionary army. Every
pressure will be brought to bear on
General Trcveino, General Gonzales, or
Gaza Galan. to take control and to an:
nounce themselves as candidates against
DaZ. fys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-16
BENWOOD.
Indussria! Items, Personal Gossip ant
General News Notes.

Industrial! Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
A small dinkcy, used ut tho Riverside
furnace to draw out cars OF Stag, went
over the bank yesterday, causing q bad
wreck. The smashup was caused by the
track being undermined and conse-
quently giving away. The men on the
engine jumped and escaped all injury,
but the engine and carswere badly
mashed. All day yesterday the cars
We're drawn by mules.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the N. L.
church will hold q Martha Washington
tea party ut the city hall, Monday Feb.
%. AS this is not the first OF this form
OF entertainment, every one attending
feels conlilento OF an enjoyable evening.
The ladies OF the Hope society are
making preparations for an auction
| block" and supper, TO be held at the
| City hall Saturday and Monday, March
5 and I. The ladies will mask and will
be disposed OF to the highest bidder.
Mr. Radcliffe, very cstimablc lady
OF the upper ward, died Sunday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. II. Hop
kins, OF paralysis. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow from her late home.
The Children's Band OF Willing Work
crs will give u very excellent literary
and musical entertainment at tho NJ. L.
church next Saturday evening. Pro-
cceds Tor new Sunday School library.
Mr.. Louis Schreinich left yesterday
for Pittsburgh, from which place he
will 60 to st. Louis, whcrc he has ac-
cepted q position and will locate per-
mancntly @
The Rosettc social gave another of its
select hops at Dolan's hall last evening,
and like all its efforts it was 4 complete
success. Tho music was by Kilmoyer.
Tie Ladies' Society OF St. Matthew's
church will give a supper and bazaar
at tie city hall, Saturday and Monday
evening, Feb. 21and 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, OF Canadaville,
will shortly be the guests OF Mr. Will
liam Crockard.
viii Thomas is tho guest OF Pitts
burgh friends this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-16
MOUNDSVlLLE,
Il miscellaneous olelnngo OF Minor Mat.
3 .-. cers from, Mnrshnlps 1IctronnNx


a miscellaneous olelnngo Of Minor Mat
tiers from Rnrshnlps Metropolis.
A little child of Mr.. Bowman, who
lives i'll the First ward put small
piece Of metal in its mouth yesterday
morning. The obiecs slipped down its
throat, lodging in its windpipe. Physi-
clans were hastily summoned, and Drs.
Slater and Richardson FASTENED to its
relief. Before they arrived, however,
the family applied remedies that made
tho little sufferer cough violently, and
the cause OF its suffering was thrown
out. Had it not been speedily relieved
death would have resulted in very
short time.
Rev. J. a. Hopkins, OF Wheeling, was
here Sunday and aided in organizing a
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endcavor at the Church Of Christ. The
officers OF the club are: w. L. Brown,
president; W. A. yelling, vico-prcsi-
dent; W. &. Spear, secretary; Miss
Jennie Beans, corresponding secretary;
Miss Maud Brock, treasurer. The society
will meet Thursday evenings.
Moundsvillc people can now send mail
to Wheeling on the $40 p. m. Ohio
River railroad train. An order for the
change was received from tho depart
ment yesterday, and last nights train
carried tho first mail, All matter for
that mail must be in tho office by $3.50
o'clock. t;.:j 81! r..s
Judge PAUL. will be here tomorrow to
hold Il special term OF court, Tor the pur.
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mcc. thisaitcrnoon'to consAer,l,e mat
Ter oil granting tho Merchants Gable
Telegraph Company tho right OF way
Tor poles for their lines through this
city.
Miss Rachel Davis succeeds Miss
Mnude Nicholson as organist OF The Sec.
ond Presbyterian church.
Tho Turner's will give II masquerade
ball at their hall on Friday evening,
Frank l@zurc, n glass cngraver, went
to Findlay to engage In business.
FranI; Roomcrrcturncd TO Marietta to
pursue his studies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-16

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. l5.-Thc
Democratic members OF tho ways and
means committee held another confer
encc to-day, at which an agreement was
reached on the wool bill. 1t is probable
that meeting OF the full committee
Will be called for tomorrow, at which
the bill will DO submitted. No change
was mad. from the agreement reached
Satuil:Y. It's the intcntior-oi the
Democrat c members of tho committee
ioeot tn bill into the house as soon US
possible q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-16
Bl2LLAII,E,
All Sorts Of Local Now, and Gossip from
the Glass City.

Also of Local Now, and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Orlando ?. Mason, OF this city, is the
inventor OF steel insot manipulation
that is making him rich quite: rapidly.
Yesterday no received another order
from tho Pottsville, Pa, Iron and Steel
Company, for one OF the machines.
There are now Il dozen or more Of them
IN use in the most promincntiron and
steer plants in the country. It's con-
trlvance to handle the heavy steel or
IRON blllets with less labor, and where
.heys are in use the labor OF from three
70 SIN men is saved on ach,turn. Mr..
MASON IS the solo proprictor and has
ell OF his machines built at the Etna
works i'll this city. .s
GAINESVILLE declines Il return contest
WIN the Cambridge High school to be
heIu at the former place. 1t will DO
remembered that in the recent contest
INC GAINESVILLE pupils won by one point.
~ was supposed there would be Il series
0! contests, but for s,mc reason not
gwen to the public, Superintendent
Aea' OF GAINESVILLE, announces there
VII! DO no moro OF them.
Col. c. L. Poorman has nm engage
ment with several newspapers OF PROM
lAehce and with the state and national
tiolhlNIlteca to furnish political matter
~! ~! use III the campaign OF this year.
nc Is Il lorcciul writer and having been
engaged in the newspaper business
most most OF his life will DO able to furnish
'Fely campaign literature.
saloon keeper who was indicted by
.ne urand Jury at Woodstield made a
personal assault upon Prosecuting At
,o'hey Jennings in the belief that he
WIS RESPONSIBLE, but Mr.. jennings
i Ie.shs go pounds and when he sat
uo"h upon the fellow no pleaded for
mercy mercy more piteously than he will when
se's INTO court.
lion, r. 7. Yoho, Monroe county's
TiGpFesentative, was in tho city yester-
NV 1t is needless to remark 'hc is n
nieM:ocrat, and he says his principal
G business i'll the present legislature is to
, M"w ms salary and como homo once a
S Tee 81. tosoe Instantly. The Republicans
al mr. Mr. y II: Carlin, until recently cngag.
NJ nan WIN Il Washington, Pa, glass COM
EaIiyy; IS now travelling salesman for the
Drl!alrd bottle company.
ami Inc Council Committee on streets
NA0 alleys and the City Solicitor will
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Tho Grippo Raging in A,abomo.

"La grippe is raging here, and I find
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy to be a
certain cure for it." says W. G. Johns,
OF Trimbln, Cullman county, Ala. Mr..
Johns ordered a supply OF tho Remedy
tobe shipped by express as quickly MS
possible. There is no question but this
Remedy is OF great value in the treat
ment OF the grip, especially on account
OF Its counteracting any tendency OF the
disease towards pneumonia. 1t is also
prompt and certain cure for the
oughwhich usually follows an attack
OF the grip. % and 90 cont bottles for
sale by druggists. DIV,