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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-03-26
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box. For sale by Flaws.
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STAGE CTioNS.

At Hawthorne, with United states Stage Cos
Goa hes Tor Aurora 20 miles) Bodie tS7 miles,
and or Lundy and bridgeport
At Luning, u25 miles from Mound Housed.
with Gilmer, sudbury & Cos tri weekly
stage, tieaying Mondays, Wednesday, and FRI
daysl for Downeyville, Grantsviile and Bel
mont.
At Candelaria, with United states Stage Cos
stages for Columbus Is miles,, Silver Peak
Monteznma, Aida Valley. Gold Mountain etc.
AZ keeler, with STAGES for Cerro Gordro e
miles,, Darwin co miles), and Pauamint.
II. NJ. YEBINGTON,
X. J. LAWS, General superintendent,
Assistant Superintendent
y. A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-03-26

o. Hood Sarasparilia as a blood plriher en-
t,ilts II 10 your ,oufdeuee NJ other prepare
uoli mas such record of cures u Scr0fdla
59H hhenm, Blood Poisoning, or other bl iod
dia"a c, 10 try IL L. to know its merit Bt
sure to get Hood sarsaparilla.
For general family eathartic we confidently
rec mnend Hood Pills they should he In
every home medi iue chest -
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TraIns and . run dailv

Trans and run daily
Train runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Train runs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days.
Passenger trains make close connet tion at
Mound House with express trains Of Virginia
and lru kee Railroad. WIFI h ,onnert AZ Reno
with east and west-b bound trains OF Central Pa
rf patl
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Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
h Ais . S,sA ss.0,

Ar, G. Hsllst arrived here on Monday
aissr an extended pso~nsctiag trip over
N the Grand Csnyoa ot the Colorado
RIVER. In getting into that country abou,
iour weeks ago. he went from here vi.
Fiareah and thence across the Buck.
skin mountains. Follo~ing an old de-.
serted trail down sorses, clii. snd can
yons, over . country apparently never
before sssn By white men, 70 the Color.
ado river. In the deepest part Of the can.
yon about aix miles above Lees Ferry
Here hs was surprised TO Hnd IN Old
hali'bFssd Indian who had evidently no,
seen human being for twenty yssrs,
and whom hs induced 70 put him over
1ne river by meaaa Of an old Log canoe.
While prospecting around the towering
clids, on the east side of the river and
having oesn attracted by what ~, ,,sarsd
to he blanket vein, he had scaled .hsss
perpendicular wAlla Tor hundreds oi feet
oy making nichss and clinging TO crsgs
whom hs found himsslf at tho mouth Of
. cavity ~ inches vide and Ave ise,
high proceeding stsalght into the clitf.
The entrance Of what he found to b the
hsbita,ion .oi ancient cliff dwellsrs
Lighting his candle the hardy prospsc,or
entered The hole that bad been vacant
and dark for thousands Of yssrs. He
passed through two rooms l0xiS fee,
whore we're al manner Of ancient dishes
aad other curious things. In : third
room he found slab Of pure gold weigh.
Ing over seventeen ounces. We ex.
amined the gold and would judge IL 10
b about one-Hiteenth Of . circular cake
that had been run into an eArthen vol.
eel. Geo. +. Hanry, Of MAryvills. pro-
nounces the gold - absolutely pure. AZ.
Ter lengthy examination OF the ruins
Mr.. Hallet began search for the dig
ginss IRON which such quantity Of sold
could be obtained, and thinks he has
them located. He procesds now to
Kansas City, and will return In = short
time With men and money to continns
the Investigation. - Rich6sId Advocate.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
70 whom II Aay Concern.

Notice Is hereby given that neither the
undersigned one.third owner in the
Norma, q. A. r., Garfield. Monster.
Horn Silver, Occident, Orient. Bonita.
Hill Site, African and Fraction mining
claims and the owner Of $50 undivided
feet In the Chief Of the Hills mining
claim all situated In Indian Secret min.
ing district. Mohave county. Arizona.
nor his interests in said mining c,aims
will be held responsible for any indebt.
edness contracted by ih. other ownerr
or claimants to said property. Nor by
any leasers. contractors or others with
out the written consent Of the under.
signed. WILLIAM II. LAKE.
Kingman. A. T. July Is, 1892
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
ta,iss u. nrss ess...

In modern cables the core 10 always
protected 0rst by = serving oi hemp "
jute. and then by IN outer sheath ol soit
steel wires. which are relied on u furn-
ish the mechanical strength which the
cable must have 10 order that Il may
STAND ths pulling abou, which Il receives
Ia laying aud repairing. But the SAtur.
day Review says that In that pioneer
trial there was no idea ot projecting
sheath; the naked core was 10 be laid 10
the channel to form the Hrss telegraph
between England and France. There
was not y single wire of copper inside
lnowdays there - always . strand VI
several wires twisted tossshef) and this
vas covered with gutta psrcha no th,ckly
- 10 bring the diameter to half an inch.
The covered wire Was wound on great
reel on the deck Of steam tug, In Dover
bsrbor, and after q number Of prslimi-
nary trips the line was laid on the 23d OF
August. 1850. Lead sinkers wer. At
tached At every hundred yards 10 carry
the cable 70 the bottom, for, in The sb.
sencs Of any heavy shessning. its specific
gravity scarcely exceeded that Of ssa-
watsr. The attempt vas At once made
TO open communication. bot though sis-
mails seem 10 pass. nothing could bs made
Of thsm, and Mr.. Smith records that the
operators st each end we're regrstfully
forced TO the conclusion that those vt the
other end had b~sn luching, not wisely,
but too WE'LL Next day matters we're
worse; no signals would pass At sll. The
cable was broken, and 90 ended this tisst
attsmpt at submarine telexraphy.
The signsls OF che tirst day had been
uninislligiole. not because Of any breach
Of continuity on the part Of the cable or
failure In temperance on the part Of It's
guardians, but simply in consequences Of
,slsctrosiatic induction, the influence Of
~bich is retarding the electric pulses
waI not then understood. Il was TO
overcome the difficulty caused BY induc-
ton that Sir William Thomson, eight
years later, invented his mirror gAlsano-
meter, thereby making II practicable to
speak 1t reasonable pace even through
lines as long ~ those that cross the At.
lantic.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
OrrIcH Oy THE BoARD OF SUPER-l
yisoRs OF MoHAyE COUNTY,
ARIZONA TyRRvroRy \

OFICE oF THE GOARD OF SUPER
yisoRs OF MoHAyE County,
ARIZONA TERRyToRY.
Notice IL hereby given that the Board
OF Supervisors of Moha,e County dill,
at their regular meeting. In April, 1892,
IN accordance with M act passed by the
Territorial Legislature. and approved
March 13, 1889, made the following or
der:
II II hereby ordered that new regis.
tration Of the electors OF Mohaye county
he made, and all electors are required to
register in sccordance with the law, and
that the Clerk Of the Board he instruct.
ed TO publish notice IN the official pa
per Of the County, the time required by
Law.
The County Recorder and every quail.
fed Justice Of the Peace aud each Dep.
nty Recorde. IL registering officer.
Registering Officers viii lie appointed by
the Board Of Supervisors in any precinct
which IL without qnalihed Justice OF
the Peace.
BY order of the Board.
sS +. j. GOODMAN,
Clerk OF the Board
Kingman. July 1st, 1872.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
4 Fatal SsH F,ghf

An Examiner dispatch Of resent date
says: A sickeniny accident occurred
here last night at bull fight entertain.
mont, given BY electric light In the new
ring near the limits o the city ,ol
San Luis Potosi (Mexico). There
we're fully 5000 people preani. among
the number being number Of American
lady and gentlemen tourists. The
matador, Alberco Limertnra. wss IN the
act Of giving tho third ball fatal thrust
with his short sword when he slipped
and fell.
The frsnzicd bull had him on his horns
ia moment. and vas goring thu un-
fortunate man ferociously, wheu three os
the bAndsrillsros rushed to tho rescue.
They HAunted their scarlet cloaks 10 front
Of the bull number Of times without
attracting his attention from the fallen
matador. when suddenly he charged up
on one Of the bsnderilleros, who attempt.
cd TO seek protection behind osrner
erected in the ring for that parpose. Tie
bull overlook him and caught him'up on
the points Of his horne, which penetrated
entirely through the mans body.
Tho crowd was wild with excitement,
the Msxicsns cheering the bull for his
grand fishting Qualities, and when the
bugler sounded the call for the lasssdores
to come in and throw the mad animal to
be killed the spectators protested ve-
hemently against such action. The dead
body Of the bAnderillero remained on the
bulls horns nntil the animsl was killed.
Limerturs, the matador, died while be-
ing removed from ths ring The per.
formancs sas then stopped by the po-
lice Authorities.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
Aafbrax Prevalent.

Anthrax, commonly known - the
Texas fever, 10 playing havoc with cattle
Ia southern California. There is moro or
lees Of this disease 1t all times, bat il 10
unusually prevalent at present. The
nearest analogous human disease to
anthrax 10 iyphoid fever. II 10 highly
contagious disease. DR.. Price, Of the
firm of Blackington Il Price, of the vet
srinAry establishment on Broadway,
has just returned from an examination
Of 5JJ cattle At the ranch OF the Porter
Land COMPANY 10 the San Fernando
valley. Twenty-Five deaths have recent.
ly resulted from anthrax. It has been
impossible to get any cultured virus.
DR.. Barber, ths professor Of bsctari-
oiogy At the medical college, has given
Messrs. Blackinston & Price ,hs necss-
aary inssrumenls to obtain virus, and the
first attempt to cultivate bscilla In Cal,-
fornis is now in progress. II 10 expected
70 have the virus ready in = few days.
II the sttemptis successful, and there 10
every reason to believe that it will be,
50J head Of cattle in San Fernando valley
will be inocnlsted. Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

.S. Carter writes the Sentinel that
the water n falling very rapidly in oil
that yHtion Of the desert lying to the
west and south of Carter river, having
already fallen four feet. HE opinion o
that oil Of the streams leading towards
SsIton will be closed within month and
the fivw of water will be stopped while
the new Colombo river will continue to
cut lie channel deeper until II will occupy
its old bed. which leads of TO the south,
west via the Digasno and Psdrones river
into Lake Julullu and thence via New
River and the Hardie in to The Colorado
near Horse Shos Bend just above Mon
tague Island. He ssys that the heavy
east wind Of few nights ago blew the
drii. into the Garter and other stres'n .
making complete dams against which
the brush grass and sand 10 now being
piled up
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that the under.
signed owner Of the Western View min.
ing claim. and one.tnalf owner of the
lierriti-Davis Number Ona and tierritt.
Davis Number Two mining ,laims will
not he responsible for any debts contract.
ed by the contractors. lessees or other,
thereon.
JOHN p. DAVIS.
Mineral Park, Mohave County. Arizona,
March 2lsf. 1892. 2lii
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

A Memphis dispatch Of recent date
ssys: Jack Davis Of Texas. and Mickey
Finn Of Colorado. fonght for four ho..rs
on the Arkansas side Of the river yestsr-
day, for . purse of $500. The men
punched each other for fifty-one rounds
and the fight finally bad to be stopped
and declared draw by referes Kennedy,
on account Of darkness. The tstIls vas
one Of the Hercest ever seen in this part
Of the country between light weights,
both men weighing i39 pounds st the
ring side. Finn had the best Of II for the
Arst fifteen rounds, bnt Davis got his
second wind and fought like tiger dur.
ing the remainder ot the fight. Both
men were fr,ghtinlly punished, ami the
ring resembles slaughter pen. Finn's
right arm wss broken in the fourth
round.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

The diving sppAratus 10 une of the
lA,sst offsets TO which the telephone hsr
been applied. A sheet Of copper 10 used
In place Of one Of the glasaes in the he'll
met. and TO this . teieDhone 10 fixed 70
that the diver. when NJ the bottom of The
sea. has only to slightly turn his head io
order 10 report what he sees OF 70 receive
Instructions from above.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

The richest community In che world
Ia said to he the OsAgs Indians. They
are but 500 in number, but they have
$500, 900 deposited TO their credit In the
treasury at Washington, on which they
draw 100000 interest every three
months and they own i,47O.OO0 acres OF
The best land in Oklahoma. Most of
them wear blankets despite their wealth.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

The latest rarity exhibited at the
Geological gardens 10 an egg ~ nearly ~
possibie . foot long. Its ago rivals ths,
Of the shop or cooking svg, which 10 one
OF the most ancient in existence. So old,
however. is this one that the @pyornis.
the bird who laid Il, is only imperiectly
known to Us by his fossil fragments.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06
4 erss~'s snsc

a oashful and youthful bridal couple
i'om the rural districts had painful ex,
perisnce d DAnbury cireas day. The
young husband wrote his own name and
his wiis's on separate lines u the ho,el
register and tie purblind clerk assisnSi
them TO separate rooms. Each wsi,sd
'or the other TO set the matter straight.
bnt 4 was only after terrible lonescm.
hour that tho bride plucked up her cour.
age and her marriage certificate and de-
scended TO interview the clerk. Sh.
held out the document muiely and the
situation at last dawnsd upon him. The
hanished benedict was snmmoned from
HE seelus'on and the curtain fell amid
profuss apologies. New Haven Register.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

Jules Verne 10 now engaged in writing
bis ssyenty-fourth novel. The famous
French novelist has for many years
written on an average Of two books every
twelve months.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

Mrs. Figy-Where 10 that custsrd l
put away this noon?
Tommy--I-I gneas IL vanished into
the empty heir indianapolis Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

While tearing down an old building o
Absscoo, N. J., which Was built long
before the war OF 1872, number OF old
flint-lock musksts we're fonnd.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-06

Notice to Electors ., New ses,stmhon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
A DESPERATE LYNCHED.
IHos. hLLrsoN SEIZED By 4 MON
And Han ed for Having Shot w. IT, Brown
in Cold Blood ea the streets Of Mount
Airy Last Augustine Details.

Winston, y. C., Sept, 13.-Special.--
Thomas Allison, who recently murdered
w H. Brown ia cold blood on the streets
of Mount Airy, was lynched near Dobson
last night by a masked mob Of men. Ali
son was a receiver in n Mount Airy to-
bacco factory, Willie Brown was shipping
clerk in Sparger Brothers factory In the
same town. On Saturday afternoon
August 10Th, Allison. who was drinking
met Brown on the street. and because he
would not run foot race told him he was
not q man Of his word. Sharp language
followed Presently Allison struck Brown
with his stick. and while Brown at
tempted 10 seize IT, Allison pulled out ms
pistol snd shot twice. both balls taking
effect in Browns breast, and from the
effects Of which he died shortly after
wards. Allison fed. but was run down
and caught by citizens. Although there
was talk Of lynching That night the muir
dercr was safely lodged in Dobson jan.
Allson's counsel succeeded in getting MS
trial postponed from the recent term Oh
the court. and il is said an effort was 10
be- made 10 have his case removed 70 an
other county for trial. Allison had the
reputation of being desperate charac-
ter. and was accused of killing two other
mon bafore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
VIVA, the signal Ha. to say.

Raleigh. y. c.. Sept. -Speclal.-1he
Signal. heretofore Republican state or
gan. with j. G.. l.. Harris as editor, comes
out this week with a regular boiuhg ~
sue. from which it may be seen that the
Republican party is thoroughly rent
aslnder in this State. The signal char-
acterizes the Radical State Convention
last week as q Democratic annex, ana
SAYS the convention did Just what th1
Democrats wanted 1t To do. Inc olghal
saws The platform adopted IS OF no avian;
because the demand for the unconditional
repeal of the county government system
not only raises the negro issue for the
Democrats. but is opposed by many lie
publcans 1t would be great calamity
III by any means Eaves and his venal ana
corrupt negroes should be put IN controi
of the eastern counties. They would TOD
and plumber as they did In 1868 and lSoJ.
The convention was determined to 40
everything that the Democrats desired
and after nominating a ticket II was
necessary to demand the unconditional
repeal of the county system In order 10
raise the negro issue for the democrats.
Our advice is to vote against the Demo
cratic annex headed by David VI.
Furches. Vote for the Third party
ticket. headed by w. L. Exum. as mat
ter of principle in order 10 secure the
two main results which are paramount
with every Republication wit: FIRST,
to secure the electoral vote for Mr.. bar-
rison; second, 10 secure the destruction
Of the Democratic party in North Caro-
lima. What more can the Repubhcans
desire? The Democratic party cannot be
defeated by the Republican party alone.
The Democratic party cannot be defeated
by the Peoples party alone. The Demo
cratic party can be defeated by union
of the Republican and Peoples parties.
In union there is strength The Repub-
licans and Peoples party men cannot
divide and conquer. Thoroughly united
they can carry this State by fifty thou
sand majority. We ask them TO unite
and make common cause against the com
mon enemy. For twenty-five years the
editor of the Signal has supported the
Republican party in every contest. Dur
ing that time we have never scratched
ticket. We did not act without delbera-
ton when we declared that we would
not support a Stare ticket II nominated
by the annex Democrats. Knowing, as
we do. that the nomination Of the
Furches ticket has strong tendency to
lose Dir. Harrison the electoral vote and
ruin forever the Republican party OF
North Carolina. it is our duty to oppose
this ticket and TO do all we can to bring
about a crushing defeat for it.
Commissioner of Agriculture Robinson
to-day reports that a compilation of sta
tisiics from correspondents all over the
State show that the cotton crop is very
short and the corn crop is by no means
full one. il is stated by correspondents
In somo sections that the cotton crop is
not equal to 80 per cent. of an average.
The Progressive Farmer IN its issue
this week declares that the North Caro-
lima election law is worse than the Force
bill. and declares that 1t contains fca-
lures more Infamous than Mr. Lodge. the
author Of the Force bill, ever conceived
of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-14
Another Fire-A,tempt a, Burglary.

Asheville, n. c., Sept. 13.-Special.--
About o'clock, while services were be-
ing held in the various churches Of the
city, the fire alarm sounded. There was
some apprehension and uneasiness at
FIRST because il was impossible TO tell
from the alarm where the FIRE was. The
incident interrupted devotional exercises
to some extent, but there was 10 panic
among the congregations, and everybody
got safely out Of the churches without
any rush or jOstle.
The fire was soon asccTtained TO be on
Davidson street. A tenement with store
rooms below and sleeping apartments
above was found 70 be ia flames when the
fire company arrived On the scene, and
il was at once seen that it was impossi-
bic to save the building, 80 they directed
all their efforts toward preventing the
spread of the FIRE. In this they were
eminently successful, and, though the
neighborhood was thickly settled, the fire
was confined 10 this building which to-
gether with the small stock of goods be-
low and some household furniture on the
second floor was entirely consumed.
Our Volunteer Fire Department did
good service and deserve much credit for
the promptness with which they re-
sponded TO the summons and the effective
work they did after getting to the burn
ing building. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
A few nights ago a burglar entered the
house of Mrs. McBrayer, on Haywood
street, through the window, which had
been left unfastened in order that Mrs.
McBrayer's brother, who stays with her
at night, she having just lost her hus-
band and her children being small, might
come in late without disturbing the rest
of the household, who retire early. For
tunately Mrs McBrayer that night was
ND with q sick child and heard the noise
down stairs Just after the night prowler
had entered the house. He was easily
frightened off, and on examination it
was found that he had taken nothing and
done no damage, except nearly to break
the dining-room door, which was locked,
off its hings.
A. NJ. Stack, of Danbury. was nomina-
ted at Pilot Mountain Saturday by the
Democrats of the Twenty-eighth sena-
torial district 10 representa- Stokes and
Surry in the State Senate.
Third party people here give little ere
dence TO the rumor that DR.. Exum has
telegraphed s. Ohio Wilson at Raleigh
to make no more appointments for him.
and that he contemplates abandoning the
canvass.
The same rumor in regard TO Marion
Butler and Harry Skinner, third party
electors, is in circulation.
This is Stevenson week and the differ
ent committees appointed TO prepare for
the occasion are busy as bees
News comes from Hickory that O. NJ
Cawthorn, Of Selma. Ala. shot and killed
Sam Tally there Saturday. Cawthorn,
who was on his bridal trip, and had been
In the town but short while, made good
his escape.