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Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

!. X. Russell and Capt. Hardy have
gone TO Prescott to attend the republican
Territorial convention.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The piumes IN the helmets of the
French dragons are mad. Of human
hair.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

A. ). Baum. of s.n Francisco. is stop
ping at John Psnherthy's I,dging house
tie IL prepared todo all kinds u cleaning.
repairing and tailoring.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

+. X. Washington IL In town this week
from Weaver district attending 70 = law.
siiii pending IN the District court.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

J. A Csrrow vas M iron his ranch n,
the Big S,niv with load ~ vegetables
and returned ho.na ves.e,dsy morniny,
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Harvey Hnbbshas gone to White Hills
and will vis', several Of the camps before
hts return.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Mrs j. w. Cohrnour and children Of
feach Springs we're In Kingman th;r
week
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

II IL said that John X. Mackenzie and
.. ID. Claek will he candidates for the
republican nomination tor Tr-ssurer.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Mrs. j c. Ogden and children arrived
in kingmin saturday evening after an
extended visif 10 friends in California.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

W. a. Neal was ny from ,hs Sandy
Wednesday night.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Thomss G,llavhor, the genial depn',
sheriff NJ White Hilla, span. two or three
days in Kingm,n This week.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Robt. +. Conkling. Secretary for Eher.
man K Smith. went out to the Gold Bug
mine this morning.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Bob ksyser WAS up from the Sandy
with load Of farm prodslce. Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

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Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

beecher 4 Go. have buil. substantial
fence around the lot in the rear Of their
store.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Blakeiy Bros have struck over nm inch
oi water on their cattle ranch at Antelope
Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Mrs. +. J. Perry returned from an ex
tended visit TO California this we.k
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

J. W. Louder. defendant In the Gold
bns case came in from Silver Reel, Utah,
Wednesday night.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The roundup This faIl will he very liyh'
owing TO the poor feed and scarcity OF
calves.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

r. 4. GAs l., W. A. BIssELL.
Gen'i VI nzger. Gsn'i Ptss. Agent
aESRY =. y,N sLYcK. Gsn'i agent.
ALBUQUE1QurE. n. ".
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Two light showers OF rain fe!lthis week
and cooled off the atmosphere several de.
grees.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

The S'nt'x company hand serenadet
number OF our citizens yes,erda, morn
ing.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

A N. Wbiielaw, has b...n assisting T.
J. Goldman in the recorders office th-
week
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

au eApeTt LOT some
San Franeisco parties went ont to White
Hills "Wednesday morning.
} w. Thompson. the debonair cattle
man OF Coara Springs, WAS In town 10,
the dance Thursday night.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

@ohars County a3,iusr,
i ANSON II. SMITH.
fd'for and Manager
Entered At the Postofice In Kingman a. .ec.
sad elHss matter. - Soy
rcsnsHAs xvgRy SATURDAY NJ
aonaW County Miner Publishing Co.,
HAavtr HUBS. Treasurer
xiNdhAN. MoHAvE CO.. ARIZONA.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
oae Copy oas Year. ...... "a "a
| .., s,x Aonths. ..i.,..ss.t........2 on
| 'F'es'<'' ''ssr'-ssftf.. s--..s.....,.s IN
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
A good many strangers in ,o~n.
Shermah Page was IN from Gold Basin
this week.
| T. II. McLanghiin was IA from Cerbat
this week.
William Engie was IN irvm Stockton
Hill YESTERDAY.
s'n''z theatrical troupe left Tor Needles
yesterday morning.
Amos VI. McDnf1ee returned from White
Hills Thursday evening.
Peter Caifrey has gone % Mineral Park
TO look at some mining nroper,y.
George Miller Was in town from we,.
yer district Tnn,sfav and Friday.
J w. Michsel cam. il from White
Hills on Thursday evenings stage.
Malcolm McI.@ish and several mining
men were ont N Gold Basin this w.ak.
The Siut,x company hand serenaaed
number OF our citizens yes,erda, morn
ing.
N. Wbiielaw, has b..n assisting T.
j. Goldman in the recorders office ,h,-
week
Two light showers Of rain fe!' this week
and cooled of the atmosphere several de-
grees.
The roundup his fall will be very light
owing 10 the poor feed and scarcity OF
calves.
Blakeiy Bros have struck over m irch
oi water on their cattle ranch at Antelope
Springs.
Roht. +. Conkling. Secretary for Eber. |
man K Smith. went on, to the Gold Bug
mine THE morning.
Thomss q .ilavhor. the genial depn,v !
sheriff NJ White Hill-. span, two or three
days in Kingmsn This weet.
]. A Csrrow vas M iron his ranch ., |
the Big S,niv with load ~ vegetables
and returned hona Yesterday mo,ninz.
Walter r. Croshr. nj Denver, ore of,he
~ N. Needles smai'er. IL ip /
White HiIis looking over the ronn'rv
DR. J T Afflsck. oi silver Reef. Utah,
is attending This term " 'he District
court "a q wi'ress IN the Gold Bug ease.
John X Mckenzie. who was b,alv
injured nv q fall from his wagon las'
week. 's r,pidlv recovering, we are
pleased tn state.
Several washor's are reported mp the
road above Pearh srrings. hut We were
rnahla 70 learn the smourt ~ damaye
ione the rsilrosd ,'omptnv
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Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10
Did you go to the show

Did you 20 to the show7
Joe carrow was in from ihs sandy .hi,
| week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Reese NJ. Jones' came n
from CerbAt last evening.
Ihos. sterling ia in attendance on the
Di-'ric, Conrt this week.
". ID. Hartley has ju., finished .
handsome paper case for the MINER Of.
fee.
Mrs. j. w. Cohrnour and cbil1,en n,
Peach Springs we're In Kingman this
week
beecher 4 Go. have buils substantial
fence around the lot In the rear Of ,hei,
| store.
j.. w. Louder, defendant In the Gold
Bug Case came in from Silver R-sf, Utah,
Wednesday night.
We understand AN expert for some
San Francisco parties went ont to White
Hills "Wednesday morning
j. w. Thompson. the debonair cattle
man OF Coara Springs, Was In town for
the dance Thursday night.
John Mnsser, Il. w. Bsecher' a foreman.
Was in town from the la,,er's row ranch
oear Signal one dav This week.
Fred w Mitchell has gone to White
Hills and will do considerable prospect.
ing during the next '~o months
+. X. Washington il In town this week
from Weaver district attending TO = Law.
siiii pending IN the District court.
II IL said that John X. Mackenzie and
o. ID. Clsek will he candidates for the
republican nomination tor Treasurer
Mrs j c. Ogden and children arrived
in kingmtn saturday evening after an
extended visif 10 friends in California.
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Jul.e Harris Baldwin and wife, OF
Prasro;f, are in toxin this week and have
roomssi w. II. Tsggart's residence on
South Front Street
Hon. j. G. Campbell, OF San Francisco.
came IN on last nights passenger train to
attend the D-iric, Court where h. il in
ieresied IN several cases.
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DR. Drsn's little three weeks old son
has been very III for several days mast.
b,' at this writing we are understand the
child Is somewhat improved.
Rob. Patterson has upwards Of twenty
men working nbon the Prince Albert,
mostly nnder lease. and they are taking
out large quantities. Of high grade ore
Tn. Southwestern Reduction Company
have received another carload of ma
ehInerv for their plant at Chloride. The
ma'eri Il will be hauled out as soon az
possible.
TIL. Albuquerque fair will commence
A low rate of fare Zone cent
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

Malcolm McI.@ish and several Mining
men were ont N Gold Basin this wepk.
Mohave County miner., 1892-09-10

W. a. Neal was up from ,hs Sand,
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Il. j.. Perry returned from an ex
tended VISIT TO California this week
Bob ksyser WAS up from the Sand,
with load Of farm produce, Thursday.
The piumes IN the helmets of the
French dragons are mad. Of human
hair.
Harvey Hnbbs-has gone to White Hills
and will visit several of the camps before
hts return.
James Rosborough, republican candi.
date Tor Sheriff, was in Kingman several
days this week
Hon. J. Z. Herndon is attending court
a. counsel in the Gold Bug and other i'm.
portant litigation.
!. X. Russell and Capt. HARDY have
gone TO Prescott TO attend the republican
Territorial convention.
A large delegation Of people from Sil.
yer Reef, Utah, are ~ att. ndanc. on this
term of the district court.
Mrs. Charles Ziemer and Mrs Georoa
Lsngiord paid the MINER office a pleas.
ant visit Thursday afternoon.
We commend The Stu,tz company to
the good people Of Needles AS a company
that perform ail they advertise.
There will he services in the NJ. +.
church to.mororw evening to which
everybody is cordially invited.
Judge T.. w. ratiock, oi Salt Lake City.
Is in attendance at Court associated with
council for defendant in the Gold Bug
mining case.
A. y. Baum, of s.n Francisco. is stop
ping at John Psnherthy's l,dging house
tie is prepared todo all kinds of cleaning.
repairing and tailoring.
Dandruff is an exndation from the
pores OF the scalp that spreads AID dries.
forming scurf and causing the h.ir TO
fall out. Halls Hair Renew.r cures il.
Jas. 4. Louder, Arthur Louder. NJ. T..
Paris. William May. DR.. Afiieck, Roy
Grundy and d. J. BagIey came in by
private conveyance from Silver Reef
Thursday.
The Siuttz theatrical company yaye
five performances in the po-toi!ice build
ing this week to crowded houses. Each
and every performance wac all that an
appreciative audience conld wish.
George n. Conard. Of Todd Basin, is
mentioned as u candidate for Supervisor
OH the democratic ticket. Mr.. Conard
is man Of sterling worth In whom the
BUSINESS Of the county could he safely
placed.
The Los Angeles Herald says that "a
license was issued TO +. F.
Thompson to wed Mrs. T. j. Christie.
Mr.. Thompson and Mrs. Christie have
ong been residents Of Mineral Park and
their marriage will meet with the APP
probation Of all their friends. The
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
Markets by Telegraph
Weather Report UnfavOrable but the
Market Closed ; Points Higher
than Yesterday.

NEw YORK July 20 -Messrs. Hubbard
Price & Co., in their daily cotton circu-
lar to-day say:
This mornings government weather
report was regarded as distinctly unfavor-
able, and being cabled TO Liverpool had
the effect CT closing ihat market firm
about 464 advance Our own market
would have improved in response 10 such
an entirely favorable iLtlueCce except for
the ,nIiuued apprehension in regard to
the anti-o otion bill. Advices from Wash
ington this morning were construed as
indicat ing that Congress was likely to re
main i'll session until some action on this
bill should be taken and this resulted in
an opening decline of about or points.
Before O'Clock this had been re Overed,
but although the market is steady, there
is no buying power developed, nor is any
likely to make itself felt until Congress
ceases to menace by its action the com er-
cial interests OF this country. Durli tbs
afternoon, the market ustrengtheneds sllght
| ly and clio, ed firm at the highest of thS
day and tnree points above last evening
! figures.
Receipts at the ports Tor the day are
estimated at 900 bales, agall st las
| week and -. last year.
The spot market is qnltt but steady a.
former quotations. Middling uplands nc
Sales 1891 bales.
Transactions in futures to day $500
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Md. July 20-Flour duh and
unchcnged; Western super 2.lOa2 45; extra
2.65a3.65; do family 3 90a4 40; winter wheat
patent 4 .50a4.65; spring wheat patent 4. 50a
65: do straight 425a4 40.
WHEAT-Firm No red spot S4Ma
S47s; July S45saStT; August S4sS414; Sep
tember S43saS4s4; October S611aaaS5'4; steam
er No red S01laS034. Southern wheat fir
mer: Fultz S0aS5; LOngberry SlaS6
CORN-Steady. Mixed spot So 4a5513
July 551l a554; aug st 50 asked; Septem
ber 55a5515. Southern corn easy; white
5Sa60; yellow 50.
OATS-Firm. No white western 39a
39M; No mixed do 3513a3S.
kYE-Better inquiry. No2, -.
HAY-Firm Good to choice timothy
IA 50a15.50
PROVISIONS = Weak Mess pork
Il 80; bulk meats, loose shoulders "a; Ions
clear ribs g. clear rib sides so, suga1
picked shoulders 50; sugar cured smok
ed shoulders 81; hams, small i4,, larg
IA: lard. refined 81: crude,
BUTTER-Firm. Creamery, fancy -
do fair to choice 20a2l: do imitation J.
lad!e tancy ii; do good 10 choice IA: stOr
packed I4al5: rolls, fine -: do fair Ia goo'
| l2al214
| EGGS Steady at l6c.
COFFEE Flrmer. Fair Rio cargoes l6lI
No Z, 171sa17I.
| SUGAK-Flrm. Granulated ~
COPPER-Firm; refined H.
| WHISkY-Quiet at l.2Sa1.26
PEANUTS-Virginia 316a43I; shelle
3a554; North Carolina 3; shelled 21la5.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July 30 The wheat market
was rather dull but firm on bad repor 5
from the Northwest where rust was said
10 be making. its appearance in the wheat
fields of Minnesota and the Oak tas.
Closing prices Is to 1c higher.
Corn was firm on talk of dry weather in
the corn belt and closed i to L higher.
Oats were dull and easy closing = to C
lower.
A very small business was transacted in
provi lions cork and lard clos d 2hc
higher and ribs 214c lower.
The following were the closing figures
Wheat-July 19$4; August 1S1S; reptem
ber 1875; May -. Coru-July IS: August
=; September -: October =; May 80
oats July 81; August 80 4 September 30H
Pork-July 80; September Il .o21l; Janu
ary 13 02la. Lard-July 7.15; September
2a19; January 715. Ribs-Juiy 50
September 1.55; October -.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
Stocks ard Bonds.

NEW YORK, July 90 Oregon imported
1sts) lO0H; Alabama (A) 10lal02; Alabama
lB> 104a1o7; Alabama c. "a asked; Lou
isiana (consols) 9la92; Tennessee (old) 62
bid; Tennessee new set 6's 107 asked;
Tennessee SIS 10lai05; Tennessee 3's 15s4
asked; Virginia 6's IS bid; Virginia Ex
Mat coupons 35a40: North Carolina As
SS1a; North Carolina 6's l241%a121; South
Carolina Browns 94a97.
NEW YORK, July w e, 9326; Adams
149; Ann, 1857. U S. SO: Wells, IA: e G. &
| IS; n Y 2, 1l014;N c, 1857; IIsC, lOl1a;
Ohio 0 c; G; ~ Mich H G, -; \ Pae, 1914: =
Mo. Mo- P,u Pac $50 Tex Esn ppe peo $oA Nan P P1e M
A & 7 H, 81; A & Z H pfd, $50: Can So,
5734 Can Pac, 9036: G & A, $50: G & O:
1873; D & H, 1854 ID, l. & w, 1867; Den l6;
Erie, 26; Erie pfd. -; K & 7, 141a; l. S.
1915; l. + & ", 1874; L & W pfd, Is; 1
=; Pac NJ, 3414; Quick, 4: Quick pfd, 20
Reading, 60%; r l, 1874; S F, -; S Fpfd, =
Omaha, 4134 Omaha pfd, IL; St Paul S2$E
ST. Paul ptd, 1251s; \ & Z, =. NJ LIS, -
Wab, l0A; Wab ptd 24l4; 3 & Q, 1905; F
= q d, 1914; Man 1l334; . n, 7O1aa; o L =
Il 1, 9; B q 0, 95$4
The stock market was little more ami
mated this mornu g The opening dis
| played some weakness; first prices Wer,
slightly lower than those Of last evening
but the market so )n became firm at slight
ly better prices. The dealings, however
were limited. After II O'CLOCK the marke
became strong and material progress wa
made towards highest prices In man.
stocks while the volume of business wa.
an Improvement over that prevailing O
late. Canada Southern advanced ~ tt
! ogM and Cordage q to 1201a Sugar touch
ed par az ainst 80; its lowe ST price, and al
other active stocks showed gains of larg
ed among the leaders toward delivery hOu
and at that time the market while quie
was strong at the nignest prices of tn
Gay. The close was dull but strong at tn
highest figures. Total sales LOG, $50 shares
BALTIMORE, July 2O-Virginia consol
50 bid; do ten forties 351a bid; do 3's 73I
~; Baltimore & Ohio stock 9511aa97L
Northern Central stock 6314&6314; Bait
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
New York Produce Market.


NEW YORK, July 2O-Flour closed with
fair demand at full figures Fine grades
spring l.SOa2 20: do winter 20a2 40: snper-
fine spring 2.O0a3. 10: do winter 2oa2.oO'
extra No. 1spring 2.35a2 20; do winter 3oa
$40: extra No = spring l0e2.S5: do winter
200a2 20: city mills extras 25a4 30 for
West IHdIes. Southern flour quiet but
firm; trade and family extras 8 2la4 ~
options opened unchanged;
slowly advanced =. flUctusted back ana
forth within 10 Ii, its, and closed steady
and quiet at &c advance. Spot lots are
s + ng held with a fair demand for export,
Spot sales No. red winter SIS; do July
sos; do August S61s, Go September S514
do october o726
CORN-Optlons opened firm at &c adj
vance and closed firm at the advance.
Spot lots demand slow and values unset
ed. Spot sales No mixed 5oH; do July
$50; do August 55ls; do September 54ss
October 81
OATS-Optionsd dull and non inaly I'm
changed. Spot lots duh aud unsettled
Spot sales No. mixed 2Se3sl4 No. 3 dc
| 3634: No. mixed 35A do Juiv 36l4: dc
August 35%; do September 55'-.
| RYE-Dull at "a TO IS in car lors.
PORK-Steady. Mess y 25 .l325 for old
| new l350al.00.
LARD--Closed inactive; September ~
October 7.54.
| SUGAR-Raw, dull; SO test MuscoyadC
2s4; 96 test centrifugal II 10. Refined
| firm: fair demand; cut loaf and crushed
5a51s; powdered 4 11-16a41S; granulated AZ
al 9-16; cubes 9-16a4 IL 16; mould A 4 Ii
confectioners' A 3 l6a4 5-l6
COFFEE-Spot lots closed steady Fai
Rio cargoes 14I Futures closed steady
Rio or Santos No Z, July y 30; Angus
u &c; Septemb Der -; October --
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
THE FEVER CASES.
The Superintendent of Health Makes
Il Statement.

There is a great deal Of talk and not
little apprehension regarding the mum
Der of cases of typhoid fever here. The
CHRONICLE, which always believes in
getting the facts, asked the superintend-
ent of health for statement regarding
the matter. It is as follows:
The citizens need have no apprehen-
sion of an epidemic of typhoid fever in
our city. Under the provisions of an or
dinance requiring the physicians to make
a weekly report Of all contagious and in
fectious diseases, find that of typhoid
fever 3 cases are reported from the first
ward, from the second ward, from
the fourth ward and l from the fifth
ward. Five certificates of death from
typhoid fever have been returned This
is about the usual number of cases that
occur. The first death from typhoid
fever reported was in the person of a col
ored man, who came from Virginia, sick,
and died in the fifth ward of the disease.
The second death occurred in the first
week OF the disease and the person was IA
years of age and came from MARYLAND.
The third came from Franz county
and died on the 17th day Of her sickness.
The fourth case died 1t the age Of Is in
the 3rd week of the disease and an in
spection of the premises by special
sanitary inspector disclosed an aband
oned we'll that was being used as cess
pool. The fifth case came from the
country and ciicd on the 25th day of his
sickness from cholera morbus, the result
OF eating improper food, have partic-
ularized to show that perhaps climatic
influence had something to do in induc
ing this fever and tending to their fatal
issue. There is case of diphtheria in
the first ward-it is isolated and
every measure to prevent its spread is
being diligently used The board of
health are diligent in the efforts to inves
tlgate and ascertain the cause of sickness
and will be pleased at any time to re-
i celve communications from the physi
! clans and others interested, looking t.
the removal of causes that create disease
!, The city is as thoroughly policed as an,
city of its size in America The police
men are charged with making sanitar,
t inspection of all the premesis in thei,
: respective districts and they note th
s condition of lot and report the SAM
e to the chief of police. In addition
t a special sanitary inspector makes in
q spections and reports to the mayor, th
IS president of the board Of health and tn
q chief of police. As to the odors com
n planned of, will state that they ema
'e nate from the soil consisting of gases
u mephitic gases, arising from the break
4 ing down of matter under surfac
l. privies, especially in hot, hermid wealth
3 er and at night. Gases that leak throug
the old corroding gas pipes and com
up under the expansive influence G
+ heat. Finally gases that rise from tn
n filth around badly kept hog pens. Gu
ee mortality averages about the same as
b. has for the past five years for this sea
son. thank you for bringing this ma
ter to the attention of the public
JAMES MCKEE, Nj. D.,
es President Board of Health.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
The CITY Cotton Market.
Raleigh Stock and Bond Market.

Quotations of the Inter State Trust and
Brokerage Company.
RALEIGH, july %, 1892.
North Carolina 6's Tex. int 125 bid
-. asked
North Carolina Us 931a bid: 90 asked.
\. c. r. r. l03 bid, -. asked.
W. v. G. Il. Il Co f's ;. bid; Sc lsked
r. & G. Railroad SIS III bid; . asked
r. & G. Railroad 76 bid; ST asked
S & r. & R 90 bid; l02 asked.
City of Raleigh 5'S 1907, 10S19' bid. asked
Raleigh Ctr hallway 6's TO asked
n. G. All, cultural Society 6's 35 bid;
40 asked.
Citizens National Bank III bid
Commercial ard Warmers Bank III
bid; =. asked.
National Bank OF Raleigh 120 bid
Raleigh Savings Bank l35 bid
Raleigh Cotton Mills 81 bio: 800 asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills % asked.
Caraleigh Cotton Mills so biG 90 as ked
\ G. Car Company 100 bid: :. asked.
North Carolina Wagon Company lcom-
mon 10 asked
North Carolina Wagon Company (pre-
ferredj 50 asked.
Peace Institute Go bid; . asked
Raleigh Land and improvement Co., 81
asked.
Raleigh Gas Light Co. :. bid; 16 asked
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
Naval Stores.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Spirits turpentine
ruled easier with moderate demand;
quoted at 2934c for regulars and 301&c for
machine barrels. Rosin firm and quiet:
strained | q: do good l25.
WILMINGTON, n. O., July 2O.-Spirits
turpentine firm at 2115c. Rosin firm; strain
ed So; good strained 60 Tar steady at LAO
Crude turpentine firm, hard LOO; yellow
dip and virgin at %.
CHARLESTON S. c., July 20 -Rosin
firm at LOO; spirits turpentine firm at % q C.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Money closed easy
at per cent the highest rate was : per
cent; the lowest rate was ~ per cent.
Exchange closed quiet and steady. Posted
rates 4.SSa4. S919; actual rates 4.S7 for 60
day bills, and 1851 for demand. Govern
ment bonds closel DULL aud steady: cur
rency 6's 10G DID; As icoupons) I15H bid;
extended IS regi3tereD 100 bid.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
DOG TAX.

\ tax upon every dog kept in the city
limits is due and payable 20 the Oh cf of
Police on the first q ay % July III each
year Every person owning dog who
shall fail to paY the tax during the mon' h
of July, or who shall keep upon the prem
Ises an unlicensed dog after tie I day Of
August, shall be sut iect to a fire, and all
persons VINO shall fail 10 give in heir
dogs shall be deemed guilty of mlsde
meanOr and fined five dollars for each dog
so omitted All unlicensed dog Will be
taken MP and iTpouuded , fl. r the 1st day
of August. 1872
c. ID. HEARTH. Chief of Police.
ixri,
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
Rauhium Suits.

Before going to Wrightsvillc be sure
to provide Yourself with bathing suit.
It need not cost you much, so you car
hardly afford to be without one.
We offer large variety and at IN,
most reasonable prices.
W. III. & II. 5 Tucker x co.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21


The work Of the geological survey is
now concentrated in the western conn
ties Of the State. one party IS camped
near Cranberry, Mitchell county, study
ing the iron ore beds of that region un
der the direction of H. B. G. Mite, as
sistant State geologlst. A second party
camped near Micaville, Mitchell county,
under the direction of Prof. Penfeld, OF
Yale University, is examining the mine
rails of the mica mining region. Mr.. w
w. Ashe is examining the forests o.
Mitchell and Watauga counties. Mr.. w
l.. Spoon is studying the marble beds o
Mcdowell, and Mr.. J. V. Lewis is ex
amining the granite deposits of the Sal
isbury and Mount Airy granite belts
State geologist, who is here and yester
day attended the meeting of the geolo
gist board, returns to Mitchell count
at the end of this week, to take charg
of the work in Mitchell and Wataug
counties The demand for work i
many of the western counties is muc
greater than can be responded to.
The state chronicle., 1892-07-21
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