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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
FACE AND FIGURE

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
-CROKER's POSITION

Last March In very serious condition. Ny
appetite VA very poor my bowels IN bad shapc haa
no strength could not sleep even when wss tired and
when / would get out Of bed IN the morning clt more
weary than II had walked 90 miles had no heart fer
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

White Hills. from present Indications,
will soon ba the most thriving and pros.
porous mining camps on the Pacific
coast. Tha'e is no rush or stampede 10
the pew mines. hut q steadv influx OF
intelligent miners who have rome 10
stay AMI know good thing when they
find u. and one and all derI.re that
White Hills is far ahead Of anything they
have run across sipce the v,almy days
Of ~. The minss are undoubtedly prov.
ing that the veins are NOT blanket ledyes
bnt 20 down. and show richer ore at q
depth Of l2o fset-'he deepest We. pene-
trated by the Grand Army--than was
found on the surface. Parties who are
competent judges saw that ererv claim
worked IN Indian Secret district wil, he
paying propositions as soon as uoper
facilities are obtained for developins
them systematically. LIE, the good work
90 brsvely on.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Gold Basin has many good sized lsdses
carrying from one 10 four ounces in gold
that can be made u pay we'll under
proper management The only drawback
to Gold Basin camp is the lack Of wood
and water. but with the opening up Of
the mines IN abundant supply Of water
viii be obtained and coal will b laid
down at the mines for less than fourteen
dollars per ton.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

In recent letter to the manufacturer. =.
Mr.. A. W. Baldridge. MillersvulIe, III
says: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives the hest satisfaction of any cough
medicine handle. and ~ seller, leads
all other preparations in this market. /
recommend it because it 10 the best med.
icins ever handled Tor coughs. colds
and Group" For sale by
.. H. H. WATKINS,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

T. w. Gallagher brought in several
tons Of ore from the Ocriden. mine,
White HilIs. and had II worked at the
sampler. The ore was the rirhest ever
taken from the mine. AMI in fact vas the
hest that has come in from that section.
The ore averaged tl0l5 in silver per ton,
and Tom naturally tee's pretty good over
his little clesr-np
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

There are great many large ledges oi
copper near old Colville, on the Colorado
river. In this county The veins are in
an almost inaccessible part Of the noun.
tain range skirting the river, and II will
be many years before they are opened
up, but in these DAYS Of electric roads
there 10 no telling what may happen.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Work will he started M on the copper
m,nts. near the Grand Canyon Of the
Colorado. a. soon a. the winter rains se'
m. that section of country depending en-
tirely on the rainfall for the water supply
to carry on the work Of mining.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

ChIoriders al over Nohsvs county are
hard at work and seem 10 be making
good money. Rich pockets are being
struck In many old. abandoned claims
from which neat little stakes are being
taken.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

The boring machine which was tested
At Gold Basin 10 not . success. The
drills would not stand the hard bouldsrs
encountered in the deep alluvium cover
Ing bedrock.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Newt. Sneli has had hatch nj Ante
lone ore rsrked down to the wagon road
near Frost's we'll east of here and will
have il haulei To the sampler a. soon o.
team ran he procured 70 Transport Il.
The ore il said 70 ha the richest ever
taken from the mine.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Peer Cstfrey went ou' TO the Aipha
mine. owned nv himself and Others.
Wednesday morning, TO oversae the ship
ment nj several carloads Of ore from that
property. The orr will run in the neigh.
horhood nj sl50 per ton.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17
NOTICE
kiN0NAN, April 25th, 1892

krNoNAS, April 25th, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed owner Of the Oro Plata and Mara
posa mines will not he responsible. nor
will the mines be responsible. for sny
debts contracted by the contractors or
lessees thereon. a...
It Mrs. HANNAH J. WILSON
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

The CLARK Bros went ont 10 the c. o.
d mine Yesterday where they intend
working OH the Bismarck mine, owned
bv them near the above NAMED property
The boys have vnod showing to com.
morce with and no dorht they will do
Wel1
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

The mines OF the esst side Of the Wal.
lspai mountains deserve some notice from
Mining men now in this county. There
are 10 ,nv mines throug', that section oi
conntry rich in gold. silver. lead and cop
per.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Work will no resumed on the Fttshure
mine. Ch,mehuevs mountains. in a few
dsvs The present owners. Monaghan 4
Murphy, of Needles. intend to prosecute
work on the proper'v and eet II in shape
TO keep mill or smelter running.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Rauh Wright and lack O'Rrian have
several tons NJ gond ore from the Proa
rar''v mine. Todd Basin. at the sam pIer
They have been Al work for the past two
moths ani hive mad, consider ,hle
morey The ore ia very rich in native
and antimonisI silver
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Garcia and Martinez have in thres
tons Of rich ore from the Garfield mine
in Indian Secret district this week.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

N. McLeish informs No that the we'll aI
White Hills will be sunk about ninety
feet farther ~ soon - possible.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

E Rich, formerly Of blackberry, bu.
now resident Of Los Angeles, arrived in
kingDan this morning.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

J. r. Jones has three tons Of ore from
come CLAIMS at Chloride at the sampler.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Harry Mehstfy has sold out his inter
est in his mining property in Aubrey dis
trict this county.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

II IL said that Hon. David Southwicl
has one Of the best gold mines in Arizons
1T Music Mountain. ..-s..
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

John Marshal. has a smsll lot Of ore At
the sampler which will mill over 1900
per ton. The ore il from the Schaefer
group Of mines, Indian Secret district.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Albertson Il Meckler have one ton o
ore from White Hills at the sampler
awaiting treatment.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17
notice.

kIsGxAS, April LIST.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Night
lswk mine or the owners thereof will not
se responsible Tor any debts contracted
~ the contractors or iessees thereon.
II. GEORGE BowERs.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Chas. Cummings brought IN three
tons Of ore from his claim at Wsllapai
mountains this week and had II run
through the sampler yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

The MINER needs oil the money that 10
due this Office on subscriptions and id.
vertising. Please call early and avoid
un pleasant delays.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

I'D Shepherd brought in . small 10.
Of ore from the Horn Silver mine thia
week and had It run through the sampler
receiving quite snug sum therefor.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

GADDISLODGE NO. IL, X. Of P
Meets every Saturday night 1t 500
o'clock Waiting brethren are cordially
invited. ANsoN II. SIXTH, G. C.
HENRY r. EWING, X. Of X. & i. and NJ.
dF.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17
Atsss that an Lost

Everywhere throughout the west are
lost mines. Every state and territory
that has gold or silver has several oi
them. Around each there clings . halo
Of romance. The lost Pegleg mine on
the Colorado desert is the latest to have
an inning and be noticed by the press.
There is lost Cabin mine near Crater
lake, in Oregon. Montana, Wyoming,
Idaho and New Mexico have los, mines
Of some sort or other, all rich, and locked
in the depth Of the Navajo reservation
In Arizona is another lost mine. Men
with guns and picks and burfs. steal in
from time to time In quest Of the latter.
Sometimes in referring 10 the various
lost mines they are singularly mixed,
until the problem 10 made harder 70
solve as 10 inst wh.. they sre.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

1t is thought that work will soon b
resumed on the Dis,sff mine at Chloride
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Rod Mclean is timbering up the tun
mel on the Indian Boy mine, stockton
Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Charles Cummings went out 10 Whit,
Hills this morning.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

Affairs in Samoa have reached q stage
in which the three treaty powers con-
slider II necessary once more TO he rep
resented by wsrships. The United States
has dispatched the old Alliance TO Apis,
and England and Germany are to be
represented by cruisers next month.
The trouble IL that the treaty govern.
ment IL Q failure. Cedercranx and the
other officials who hsve been foisied on
the Somosns by the Powers 70 give JOS
tice and keep order have proved utterly
Incompetent. They have been only .
source Of irritation. injustice sni ex.
pence. They have not even shown the
tact to deal with the most open hearted
and generous race in the Pacific. The
salaries offered by the treaty should have
secured fair administrators for the
Samoan kingdom-men with the ability
and tact to reconcile the natives and the
whites, protect the lands Of the former
from robbery and put the. Government
on firm basis. The appointments,
however. were used ~ "spoiis" to reward
few European politicians who we're too
incompetent TO be employed at home and
too we'll connected to be left without an
Office. The treaty needs revision. The
Powers have failed, and it would be we'll
to let the Ssmosns take . turn At gov.
erning themselves.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TOHN LYNCH, ASSAYER AND CHEM.
u lSr. Chemical Laboratory on Front
street, kingman, Arizona. samples by
Mail and Express promptly attended 70.
Hates furnished on application.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

,LBUQUERQUE---A. T. 4 8. II. X. r. fol-
all poin's East and @oush.
PRESCOTT JUNO rI0N- Prescott Il Ari.
xona Central 4 k.ilw4v for Fort Whipple
and Prescott.
SAkSTOW-.t'slifornis Snuthern Railway
for Los Angeles, San Diego and OF her
Southern Cslifornis points.
MOHAvE Southern Pacific for San Fran.
s,soo, S,orsmsato and Northern Califor.
nj. ppints.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
No change is made by sleeping car pas
.snssrs between San frsnci GO and Kans.s
CITY. or San Diego, Los Angeles and and
chicago.
rhe Grand Canyon Of the Colorado
Heretofore inaccessible 20 tourists, can
,~s ly 10 reached BY taking this line. via
Pesoh Sp ines, and a stage line from thence
u bus tventy-three miles. This Csn,on
9 the Grandsst AID Most Wonderful Of
natures workA
Step oH at FlagstaA,
And hunt Deer, Bear and Wild Turkey in
;6s magnificent pine fozs.ts- of the San
francisco mountains, or visit the aDoieut
aims Of the Csve and Cliff DvelIsrs.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

NUM. q. BLAKELY,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.
And District Attorney VI MoaAvs County,
kingman, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17
MINES AND MINING.

MINES AND MINING.
Silver ..,......,........" .84l
Copper .................... 10
Lead ......,............. = 10
----------------------------
J. r. Jones has three tons Of ore frou
some claims at Chloride =. the sampler
Rod Mclean is timbering up the tun
mel on the Indian Boy mine, Stockton
Hill.
Harry Mehaffy has sold out his inter
est in his mining property in Aubrey dis
trict this county.
Albertson & Meckler have one ton o
ore from White Hills at the sampler
awaiting treatment.
II IL said that Hon, David Southwick
has one Of the best gold mines in Arizons
At Music Mountain. .-...
N. McLeish informs No that the we'll st
White Hills will be sunk about ninety
feet farther ~ soon - possible.
f-----------------=
Garcia and Martinez have 10 three
tons OF rich ore from the Garfield mine
in Indian Secret district this week.
Chss. Cummings brought IN three
tons Of ore from his claim at Wsllapsi
mouota,Ds this ~,eek and had II y,,n
through the sampler yesterday.
I'D Shepherd brought in . small 10.
Of ore from the Horn Silver mine this
~eek and had It run through the sampler
receiving quite = snug sum therefor.
------
John Marshal. has a small lot Of ore at
the sampler which will mill over 1900
per ton. The ore il from the Schsefer
nroup Of mines, Indian Secret district.
--------------- --------------------------
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-17

IOHN N. MURPnY.
y ATTORNEY AT LAW.
kingman, Arizona. Mining litigation snd
Dbtaining patents 70 Lines . speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
INTERPRETING TIE ELECTION CODE.

samtoca. oct. 6.-The decision OF the Court OF
Appeals In the People rel Frank j. sherman against
John Person and Others settles fully interesting ques-
ton Of the Interpretation OF OF the provisions OF the
new Election Code At the town meeting on March
l. IN tho town Of Milton. this county, the rcator was
the Democratic candidate for supervisor. Ebenexer ;.
Lawrence being the Republican candidate. on the
canvass Of votes SIX Republican pastors were found
attached 10 ballots Endorsed Excise" and the town
board counted them for Lawrence. otherwise defeated
and declared him elected. despite the protest Of william
= Wa erbury chief clerk Of the secretary OF States
Office, and George l.. Lewis, attorney to the state
Railroad Commissioner who regularly designated
A. Democratic poll watchers.
sherman applied TO Justice stover for mandamus
to compel tho board TO rccanvass arid throw out the
six pastors as illegally counted. Unsuccessful there
he appealed 10 the General Term where the order
was reversed and the mandamus was antcd The town
board appealed 10 the Court Of Appeals. which now
unanimously afrns the order Of tho General Term
on the opinion Of Justice llcrrick, Of that tribunal
which holds that pastors be conn al In canvass
only when properly pasted on ballots OF like NATURE
ns shown By lie printed indo semens.
This decision Will prevent any difficulty arising ut
tho state election In November from the workers OF
either party using electoral patcr ballots by attaching
them 20 either all q the constitutional ballots and
voting them 10 have thcm counted thus enabling the
elcctor vote four electoral ballots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
ITALIANS BLOCKING TO THE STANDARD.

That the Italians OF the Fourth Ward are gathering
around the standard Of the Republican party is shown
bv the enthusiastic and welLattended meetings OF the
Mazznl Republican League. which are held at NO. 81
James-st Last evening the rooms OF the organization
we're crowded with earnest Italian Republicans. In
the absence Of the president Vlncenzo Marine, the
chair was occupied by the vice-Tcsdent, Michele
Mercurio. Interesting addresses were made by Luigi
Caracola and Michele Oppido. Among those present
vere yincrnzo Luigi. Comuniello Antonio Mancnell
Gacnto Rlveno Raifaelc sanagclo Michele, Pomponlo
paoo Cortese Ferdlnando CorclltO Luigi, Oppido Pas
q,lae iva Gcnnaro. Focarile Michele, Buoncrstiano
Gcrario ScantOne Comasino Alianello ElncenzD, Ko-
rnno Ruonavcndura VincenzO Giuseppe. Fiore Andrea,
VIncenxo Michele Spera Vincenzo Cortese Nincenzo'
Nar,nacci Michele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
THE XIII DISTRICT ABLAZE.

REPUBLICANS HAVE A B:G PARADE. RAISE a
BANNER AND HOLD A MAss-AEEI1N"'
The Xth Assembly District was as'ow WIN liu ,n,
nations red FIRE and fireworks last H,s'I' "'
Whitelaw Reid Campaign Club he'd a mass-meeths
ard had banner raising. and various Repupican
clubs paraded with banners and music through inc
streets OF the district Enthusiasm buho'ed UP ana
ran over everywhere. In the procession were inc
lincoln Club the whitelaw Reid Battalion. the WIDE
Awake Club, the Progress Club and the second
battalion OF "The Recorders first voters. Each
organization was about 200 strong After the BAN
ner raising and the procession there was mass
meeting in jefferson Hall, In East Eleventhst. Inc
ball was packed as full 1t could be, and the meet
ing was addressed by John j. Bchlin, JOIN a.
CoHey and Anthony Murnghan. OF Massachusetts.
Resolutions were passed renewing the faith OF the
members OF the club in the ability Of the Republican
party TO conduct tho affairs o. the Government for
the best interests OF the people. Tho resoluti ms
called attention 10 ttc fact that Mr. Cleveland waged
war against an American industry In breaking up
John Roachs ship yard.
Among the prominent Republicans present were
John II. Nugent James P. Hart John O'Neil. Daniel
T. Murphy. william Richard. Adam J. Miller August
Schcufe. James f. PeEnam. james A. Cole, Paul
Schnitzler Dr. T. II. Newland, Peter +. Rafferty,,
William II. Abercrmbe. Max c. Timm, John j..
Kehoc, James Mcmahon and Henry shuster. James
Cosgrove presided at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
JOHN ROONEY SPEAKS IN BROOKLYN.

County Protective League the president. John Rooney
in the chair held AZ Everett Hall, Brooklyn last
evening. The delegate from the various wards mndc
reports ns to the work being done by The representatives
Of the league. and Mr.. Rooney then made address
on the issues OF the campaign The league has rented
as headquarters two floors In the building NJ Fulton
ave. and Pcarl-st, and the will bo open every
day during the canvass.
After addressing the delegates OF the eanic. Mr.
Rooney spoke lcfOre the James W. Hustled Club In
the seventh Ward at No. AS Classon Mr.. Rooney
dlssccted the Democ attic platform. and showed tha,
the only principle the Democratic party recognized
the absence OF all principle ic showed that II
had been and a party Of ncgat0n and obsrIc-
on. and that II the duty OF every patriotic
10 uphold the doctrine Of Protection TO American In
dustIcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.
MEETING or THE STATE coNvENTIoN-NoMINA-
TIoNs FOR CONGRESS.


Providence. n. l.. oct. G.-Thc state Republican
Convcn Ion was called order this morning by Hunter
&. White chairman ~ the state Central COMMITTEE
George A. Liltclcld Of Providence. was chosen tenn
pornry chairman and Eugene +. Warner. OF Coventry,
secretary and later the temporary Organization was
made permanent. There contest over the dele
CATION from East Greenwich which was settled by the
seating OF he delegates headed by Representative
:. W. X. Allen. platform was presented approving
the declarations Of the National Convention tho present
tariff law. silver coinage policy. efforts for free
ballot and position regarding restricted Immigration
and Civil Service Yform OF the Republican NATIONAL
Naturalization. The public service OF Governor brown'
and especially his nejion concerning the Newport
election trouble was commended also tho Admins m
lion Of President HARRISON with sympathetic rel
erence to his domestic trouble and pledge to support
him In the pending campaien The platform was
Iaopted resolution lndor,lng the public school
system was incorpora' III" ground that the position
Of the party is too we'll known 70 make 1t necessary.
The following Presidential electors were nominated
Newport. Louis l. Lorillnrd; Warwick. william q.
Rocker BIS oil. Joshua wiibour Pawtucket. william
II. Haskell.
A resolution was adopted hvorng good roads ana
the convention adjourned
The District conventions were held Immediately
after the adjournment OF the state Convention. In
The Iyt District Frederick f. Rucckcrt Of Providence.
was chairman and j. T. Perry. Of Newport. SECRETARY.
Lieutenant Governor Melville lull. OF MddeiOwn,
was unanimously nominated the candidate for
Congress
The I'D District Convention organized with william
r. Walker. OF Pawtucke as chairman, and Eugene
+. Warner Of Coventry. rs secretary. Adm Capron.
OF Slthcd speaker Of the House. was nomipacd for
Congress defeating Warren O. Arnold by vote Of
lO. 10 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
CONGRESSMAN M1LLIKEN SPEAKS.
lie MAKES A STIRRING ADDRESS TO Bf
REPUBLICANS.

lie MAKES STIRLING ADDRESS TO BROOKLYN
REPUBLICANS.
Congrcssm Seth L. Nken OF Mnipe, addressed
an immense audience last evening in Turn Hall. In
GrccnpoIntavc. Brooklyn. on the issues Of the cam.
pagn. The meeting was upder tl'e auspices OF the
campaign committee ~ the seventeenth Ward Asso
citation. before the meeting was called 10 order By
the chairTTan, T. Dwight church. there a big
display OF fireworks. Mr. Milikcn made most In.
ir glad he belonged 10 a party who had never
dug for caamlcs but always looked forward for the
OF the people Of The country. I.
party that had never sought calaml-
ties for tho sake OF getting votes
lie declared that the Democratic party wanted Free
Trade, and when they told the people they didn't
want II they told them something that was not 30
The question between the two parties clean
cut as II could De. lie declared that the best legis
lation In the world under Republican rule.
He didn't believe In party who desired to put
upon America English policy. No better an
American than benjamin Harrison. no more co,r
agcous and noble man than he had ever sat In the
chair since Lincoln and n he continued 10 sit In that
chair for the next four years they would have n
protective tariff rs much they had totny
The who wanted To rule this country under n
Democratic administration were who helped to
tear down the flag. In 1863 the Republican party
stood for reconstruction OF the Government and In this
year II stood for fair pure. clear and honest ballot
II stood for sound currency and protection American
support OF every who believes In his country and