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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-30
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CIHCJIT COTRT-DOJGLiS COUNTY.
John \. Humbirl Plaintiff
William o. Tlio:sOn AMI Robert II. Harris
defendants.
The State of WiscOnS;n:-To the sid Defrn!iIts,
and each of them:
N"u are hereby Summoned to appear within
twenty days after service OF this summons eX-
elusive ii the day of service. and def nd the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
IN case OF Honr failure 50 To DO. Judgment will be
rendered against yoii according la thu. demand
u: the Complaint; of which II copy is herewith
served UPON YOU
BAKER < HELMS
Hl%Gnll Plaintiff 5 Attorneys.
J.. o Address. Hudson Il. CruiX Co.,. Wis
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Sl.7s IONS.

TIECUIT COJET-DOJGLAS COUNTY.
John \. HuGbird, Plaintiff,
Lizzie ". Erolhv, Eeubin C. Brophy and r.
Cromh!c, Defendants
The State of Wi>cousiu.-To the saii defendants
aud each OF them:
lou are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons ex-
c!usiVe at the day of sc!vicc. and defend the
above entitled action III the court aforesaid. and
III case OF your failure - to do Judgment will be
rendered against You according L. the demand OF
the complaint: Of which Il copy is herewith
served upon you.
BAKTR & HELMS
Vi1GhiI llaintit' Attorneys.
i. .. Address, Hudson St Croix 60. Wis
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TAX SALE.
Douglas County, Wisconsin.

FOR
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INCH Is ap! >
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
an Should Assist.

The step which Lincoln county now
takes 10 forming silver league should
be followed and heartily supported By
every county In the state. We recognize
at this time the mining Of silver a. the
paramount industry Of the state. though
with others, We have held ont to ~ great
promise In the lines Of agriculture In
numerous branches, stockrsising, etc.,
and have sdll and territory Ia abundance
for the purpose. Yet our present saliva.
ton. and We believe the general good Of
the country at large. require 10 to ad-
vance the cause Of silver. and we are pre-
pared now to place ourselves on record
In the matter in . most positive way.
This organization recognizes no political
party, and every voter IN the county, and
eventually in the state, should become .
member Of It. II vigorously followed up
great good TO us must follow, though all
We ask for may not be granted.-Pioche
Record.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
Netlee 81 Forfeiture.

To John A. DelAnd. your heirs, assigns and
legal representatives:
4. You are hereby notified that the undersigned
who Is coOwner with you In the Live Yankee
mining claim, has expended the sum OF one
hundred dollars In labor and improvements
upon the said mining claim, the said expendi.
tnre and improvements being made In the year
1891. In compliance with the United states
mining laws requiring annual expenditure 10
be made on mining claims. The said Live
Yankee mining claim Is situated In Cedar Min
Ing District, Mohave county, Arizona Territory.
a record Of the location OF the said Live Yai,.
kee claim is made In the record OF mines In
the ONCE OF the County Recorder OF said No
have county, Ia Book b, page lss. And Won
are hereby further notified that II at the expir.
anon OF ninety days after the publication OF
this notice, you fail or refuse to contyibute or
pay 70 me your proportion OF the expenditure
together with the cost of publication of this
notice, your interest Ia the said Live Yankee
mining claim will be forfeited and become the
property OF the undersigned.
y,. J. J. JEROME.
kingman, January 20, 1892.
First insertion January q, IssQ.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
fmpestaSf Land Dscjsiss.

IAN assignee Of . desert land entry
can assign, and the last assignee would
be the proper party TO submit fnsi proof.
There is nothing In the desert land
Law that requires an assignee to be res
ident citizen Of the State or Territory in
which the land ID located, and / am of
the opinion that this 10 not necessary.
An assignee must show, ct the time Of
proof, that he 10 . citizen Of the United
States"
Another question Of importance that
arose IN the matter Of annual proof on
desert land entries made since the pas.
sage Of the act referred TO above, has al
ready been set st rest bv the Hon. Com
missioner who directs that sll such an
nual proofs must b made bs!ors the Of.
fcsr named 10 the circular of instructions
from the g. L. o. June rs. 1880.
The commissioner further ssys: A
Notary Public 10 no. considered . proper
officer TO take such proof.
The ruling will lead 70 the rejection Of
oil annual proofs, % made. Tucson Cit
izen.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

'T have just recovered from . s~cond
attack Of the grip this year." says Mr.
Jas. o. Jones, Publisher Of the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. "In the latter case used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, aud l
think With considerable success, only be-
ing in bed little over two days, susinst
ten days for the first attack. The second
attack I am satisfied would have been
equally a bad - the FIRST hut for the use
Of this remedy. - had 70 gr to bed In
about six hours after being struck with
IL, while IN the Arst case was able to At
tend 10 business about two days before
getting down 80 cent bottles for sale
by II. H. Watkins, druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
Advice - Moshepu.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions Of mothers for
children teething 70 over fifty years with
perfect success. II relieves the little sui.
fsrer At once, produces natural, quiet
sleep by freeing the child from pain, and
the little cherub awskes a. bright a. q
button" II 10 very pleasant to taste.
soothes the child, soitens the gums, allays
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels,
and 10 the best known remedy for diar.
rhea, whether arising from teething o.
other uses. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
Dsmsenahe ysn1tens, Convention


HEADQUARTERS TERRITORIAL DEAo-
CRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
TUCSON, Arizona, March 2, 1899.
The Democrats Of the Territory Of
Arizona are requested 10 select delegates
70 shs Territorial Democratic Convention
10 be held at Tucson on the 10th day of
May, 1892, which convention will nomi-
nate candidate Of the democratic party
TO represent the territory In the congress
Of the United States select two delegates
and two altsrnatss 10 represent the
democracy Of this territory In the Nation
al Democratic Convention 10 be held at
Chicago on June 2ist, next; nominate .
democratic candidate tor joint council
man; select . democratic territorial cen.
trail committee and elect the chairman
and secretary Of said committee, and
transact such other business - Il may
deem proper.
The delegates from the different coun-
ties 70 the territorial convention shall be
selected by the county central committee
Of each county. or by = county conven.
ton held under the direction of tho
county central COMMITTEES.
The sppor.ionment Of delegates 70 said
territorial convention from the several
counties arc % follows:
Apache, 8; Cochise, 8; Coconio, 4;
Gils, 4; Graham, 8; Maricopa, IL; Mo-
have. 2; Pinsi, 8; Pima, 7; Yuma. 2;
and Ysvapai, s.
L. NJ. JACOBS, Chairman.
Attest
J. T.. WALKER, Secretsrv.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

Director Higinbotham. Chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee, gave
the Congressional Investigating Com
mittee IN interesting estimate Of the re-
sources Of the Worlds Exposition. The
total resources, he thinks, will aggregate
over t35, 100000. He believes the gate
receipts will bring in 5000, 900 or, in
other words, that there will be 10000 900
admissions at 50 cents each. According
10 hf1ssstimate the Exposition will receive
t3,750.OOO from restaurants, t2,5OO, 900
from other concessions and privileges,
and 81 10000 from salvage. The stock
subscriptions and city bonds figure in the
estimate at &1l ,585. .456. The committee
was given estimates Of . more conserva-
tive nature by several, but all agreed
that the financial prospects OF the Ex-
position are encouraging.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
70 Hs People o. An1oSa.
EXECUTIVE DEPAkrNESr,
TEgRiToRY OF ARIZONA,
D...s,v A.~-.k. % 400

xE8RiTOHf " AkIxONA,
PaEsix, March %, 1892.
In Section 8, Of the Act Of the 10 Leg
islsture, 10 reference 70 the Worlds
Columbian Exposition approved March
10, 1891, appears the following:
Provided, that Commissioners shall
be appointed from each county in Arr
sons acceptable to the people thereof,
who shall aid In managing the exhibit Of
shis county, subject 10 such instruction
and regulations ~ the Territorial Board
Of Managers. hereby created, shall order,
both - 70 compensation and authority" +"
Congress and the President having rat
ifed the Act oi the Lsgislature Of Arizona,
authorizing Q loan fos Worlds FAIR pur.
poses. It would seem proper for our peo-
pie to proceed actively, In the work Of
preparing . suitable exhibit, in order to
cseditably represent at Chicago in 1898,
the great and varied resources Of the
Territory. Therefore earnestly invite the
active attention Of people Of Arizona to
this important subject. and request that
the citizens Of the different counties file
recommendation With the Governor for
the appointment oi County Commission.
ers. n. o. MURPHY,
Acting Governor.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
Worse Thas I.eprssy

Is catarrh, and there is but one prepara.
ton that does cure that disease, and tina,
Is the California Positive and Negative
Electric Lniment. Sold by II. II. Wat
kins. 1t Is also cures neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, headache, sprains, burns and all
pains. Try it and tell your neigbbor
where to get il.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
The MoHAvE MINER.

John il going to get there" no mat.
ter how long il takes hun to make the
trip. A Chinaman reached st. Stephens.
New Brunswick, recently on his way to
Calais, Me-. having come from the Pa
cific coast in bond. II is the first case oil
the kind ever known In New Brunswick.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
kxeitemens

Runs high st H. II. Watkins drug store
over System Builder, a. everybody 10
using II for catarrh Of the stomach, dys-
pepsia, constipation and impure blood,
and to build up the system 1t certainly
possesses wonderful merit when all speak
90 well OF it.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
For Sale.

One 10 II. P. boiler and hosting en-.
gine, 800 feet steel cable, one ore bucket
and one water bucket. The hoist Is CON-
plete, with all necessary fittings. For
particulars apply TO this Office to Anson
II. Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

sick headache, wind on the stomach
biliousness, nausea, are promptly and
agreeably banished by DR.. J. II. Nc.
Leans Little Liver Kidney Pillets. rs
cents . vial.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

After all the Oklahoma preacher Who
Gays that "any editor can b. bought for
$5O," ought TO he little more generous
aud truthful. The editor Of the Arizona
Kicker has publicly declared in the Sun.
day papers that nothing less than $500
can touch him. However, the preacher
probably doesn't read the Sunday papers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

Ferdinand Ward, the junior member
Of the too we'll known firm Of U. g. Grant
4 Co., which failed in New York. May
9th. 1884, for $l4.O0O.00O, and who wss
arrested, tried, convicted Of embessle-
ment and sentenced 10 term Of impris-
onment in Sing Sing, New York State,
prison. will be restored 70 liberty on the
morning Of April 3lst.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

Masked "huysing parties" are coming
10 vogue again 10 some localities and are
. drawing card at church socisbles. BY
paying fifteen cents. man 10 allowed to
hug girl, but he 10 At hrst blindfolded.
II 10 pleasant for the rest Of the company
10 see how mad . married man gets,
when on ssmoviny the bsndage from his
eyes, be finds he has been hueging his
own wife, and fifteen cents gone for moth
ing, except % the revenue to the church.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23
Tho Safety Nitro Powder Company {

ANU cSAoty NssSV EoWOet SOpp9uy OF
San Frsncisco has besn experimenting
at Grass Valley with . new fumeless
powder Ahich ID designed 10 become pop
ulsr with miners. The Iidings cay the
most important test was made wodnes.
day In the Idaho mins Of Grass Valley.
Here the place selected was . DRIFT ~
feet vide BY 9 iese high, In distance oi
80 to 60 isst from the SHAFT station on the
1900 level. The number Of shots fred in
this small and unventilyted ares vas II,
taking Is pounds Of pawder in all. After
they we're 6red light blue smoke was
emitted from the drift, disappearing al.
most momsntarily, and immediately the
men entered and began work again with.
out detecting the slightest trace of fumes.
Clause Spreckles. the sugar man, Who
made millions BY importing sugar free
from the Hawaiian Islands, and by CON-
binstions with transportation companies
which prevented composition, selling IL
at an immense profit. built refinery in
Philadelphia, In addition TO that hs has
been running 10 San Francisco for years.
When the sogas Trust WAS organised In
the east IN effort Vas made to get the
Sprsckles Philadelphia refinery to be-
como member Of Il. Spreckles swore
by the profit which hs made In selling
sugar on this coast that he would not
join the Trust % long - he was ION top
Of the earth" II appears thst the man
Of sweets did not say what he meant, nor
mean what he said. He was simply
making play which Was intended To get
the Trust to make . more liberal offer
for his property. He wss successful at
the game, - the trust has succeeded in
buying him out. To do 10, however, the
Trust had TO 6x . soft place for Mr..
Sprecklss to fall. 20 Hameyer and Sesrls,
the principle men in the Trust. purchased
the Speckles plant for the American Su.
gar Re6neries company, another name
for the Trust. This, Mr.. spreckles
thinks. relieves him from the imputstion
Of prevsricating - his antipsthy extend
ed only to the Trust, which he did not
consider legal corporation. 1t is said
in Philsdslphis that the small margin Of
profit at which sugar is now sold did not
satisfy Spreckles, who realized that the
price would not advance while he and
the Trust were competitors for the pub.
lie trade.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

During October oi this year . fair will
be held in San Francisco under the joint
auspices Of the California World's Fair
Commission and the Mechanics Institute.
Exhibits, classified bv counties, will be
shown from every portion Of tho state,
and special efforts are being made to
have them Of she most complete and
representative character. THIS fair 10 in
part preparation for Caliiornia's exhibit
at the Worlds Fair, for II 10 officially
announced that the states exhibit will
be made up largely Of the beet articles
shown st San Francisco.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

The Kansas City Star makes the sng-
xestion to millionaires that there are now
colleges enough in this country and that
public and free libraries are not scarce,
sincs books have become 10 chesp that
food lot the mind 10 cheaper than sus-
ssnancs for the body; and that there are
moro churches than can be filed; and 90.
40 matters now stand, . rich but good
nan can do no better when be shuffies
of this mortal coil than leave his money
20 build good wagon roads.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

Mexico's exhibit at the Worlds Fair
viii include number Of fne works Of
art. Casts are being made of the sacii-
fcisl stone, the God Of War, the Goddess
Of Water, the Calendar atone and other
Aztec relics, now In the Mexican Nation
sl Museum. From the national Art Gal.
lery, which has very large collection Of
paintings, number Of the best works
win be sent TO Chicsso. Among them
will be the representation Of Hidslgo, the
"George Washington Of Mexico" which
was exhibited at the Paris Exposition.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-23

A great many people think . move.
paper should have shout . page Of local
news whether anything happens or not.
Deluded mortals! Local editors cannot
make people break their necks, commit
suicide a. do any oi the other exciting
things that 60 10 make up the material
out Of which the local reporter delights TO
weave paragraphs. Furnishing domestic
news when there 10 mono 10 very much
like extracting blood from turnip. 1t 10
no more than fair that those who grum-
bic at the lack Of local news in their
paper should stop and think whether
they could not give the editor IN item or
twc worth printing. and II 20, lot them
hold their pesce or growl st their own
remissness. Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
nrEMlxG,s LAsr CHANCE GONE.

REFUSAL OF THE PRIvY COUNCIL ID IN1hiI Ehh
IN BrHALf OF THE CoNDEMNID MAN.
London, May l0-Thc last hope Of Frederic" h'"'l
Dceming the wife murderer. * gone. A. announcer
YESTERDAY the Earl OF Iopctoun Governor Of NctorT
refused 10 grant n respite 10 the prisoner. nnd an
,npcaI was lodged with the Registrar OF the Prfvy
Council I'm Downing II bv Messrs. Wilson a Wallis
~ bow.st The solicitors acting In this country III
hchalf Of the convicted man. The matter being one
M urgent Importance. the Lords OF the Council "ern
at once summoned Ia consider the petition. This
uorriug their decision WA, announced. They advised
tim, no leave TO appeal from the judgment OF the
Melbourne Criminal Court be granted; and this con
firms the -enienc, Of that court that hc be- hanged
The execution is - take place on May 81 and the
sentence viii be- carried out on that date.
Among the evidence submitted to the Melbourne
Executive wa, that Of DR.. O'Connor, ph' slcinn "t
the Darlnghur-t Jail In sydney. where Decnin- was
confined for some time lie certified That NE hhd
f1,,n fr.,,d Dcoming for epilepsy Of the worst FORM
I'll. netlil1n presented by Marshal Lyle. D"emius 3
.olicitnr wa, long and closely argued. Mr. Lyle
referred 10 the evidence produced al the trial. 'hp"s
,lnt Decming had been subject 10 cpNcpiic attacks
and t,,.~llIv 10 disease. of the brain. lie declared
that a further examination Of the prisoner aud an
Investigation Of external sources Of Information con
ccrniug him were impcratlvcly demanded. lie closed
his argument with reference to the alleged proof,
~ L,,,iu disorder obtained at the autopsy Of the
Vienna murderer. schneider, and Of President Gar
fields a,.aaaln 'uittau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
WORK OF A HURRICANE IN MAURITIrS.

London. May 10.-Advices received hero from
Mauritius say that hurricane passed over That
island on April 90, causing enormous damage I"
shipping. majority Of the vessels at the islan1
were blown ashore. The western half Of Port Louis
the capital, devastated. Houses were blown
down. gigantic trees were uproOed, and that part
Of tho town practically wiped out Of existence
The loss ~ life was appalling. The exact number
Of the dead Is not known. Half of the crops Of sugar.
rice coffee and pepper have been ruined The vessels
still aground the British bark strathspcy, from Port
Natal; the British ship Leader, from Pcnarth; tho
KrItish ship Aconcagua. from New York the British
shin Queen OF Scots, the British ship Eurydice. from
Chuagong the British steamer Amaranth the British
steamer Gladiator. from Tamatavc and the British
shin Sierra Parma, hom Pcnarh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
HE nan BEEN SHOT By A WOM4H.

Philadelphia May l9.-The police this morning
cleared up the mystery attending the death OF Robert
Kelly aged forty eight Of No. 903 Clarionst, VINO
II seems fatally shot by a woman while making
sh attempt at burglary. Kelly came to his home AL
go O'Clock yesterday morning. and remarkns to bis
VILE that he had pain In his back. lay down. to die
IN hour later Investigation showed that he had been
sno' The ball entering Ids back on the left side and
Passing nearly through his body. lodging under the
AKIN OF the abdomen. Kelly died without speaking
" DIS wound, and the police began search for his
slayer.
tosay they found that On attempt had been made to
0'Ve open tackdoor Of the house Of william Stcd-
saa' NO LOLA MoyamcnsRg.a ave, who was absent
- sseoman and her sister were at home and the
s~'o awakened them Mrs Stcdman secured her hus-
ss1.' revolver and going to the back second story
A .e" saw two men In tho yard. Raising tho sash
- n'oo once at the intrudcrs groan OF agony fol-
- ana both men jumping the fence ned down a
Sney. Mrs. stedman lIed another shot with the
' !" mstonng their movements, and as the pair
S.S under gas-lanip she obtained good view Of
&st From her description the police have doubt
i3so.n nssy WAS one of the burglars lie had been In
nuA.-vvn ~ similar charges and known Charlie
MOI been found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
TIVE Police PROTECT TEFiD AND HIS PEOPLE.

Chicago, MAY lo.-Dr. Cyrus W. Teed. the " Mes'
siah" and his home and its occupants had 10 DC pro-
tected from the violence OF a number OF cuHens oy
strong body OF police Inst night Inc citizens had
taken part in an indignation meeting held at inorh
ion Hail in the vicinity Of Washington Heights. and
resolutions had been passed appointing committee
10 devise means whereby Teed and his followers could
be forcbly removed Tie passion OF the gathering
had risen to a point where bloodshed seemed i'm.
minent as Mr. Cole at whose instance Teed had been
arrested earlier in the day. ended series Of serious
allegations against the doctor As soon as the meet
Ing adjourned the more impulsive OF Its members
rushed 10 the Sunlight Flats, but found them sur
rounded BY q large force OF police and were compelled
to retire without accomplishing whatever object they
had III view.
During the meeting there were several suggestions
TO tar and feather every member Of the community.
while Others went 10 the extent OF asking that tles
be hanged. A committee OF twenty was appointed tO
carry out the sentiment Of the mectRg expressed y
the resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20

of the disaster was unknown, they had
opened a dining hall, begun the foundation OF n
local relief committee and started a subscription
list. One big-heartcd lrishman who lost about
$1,000 in the food stood at his office door dis
trbuting five and ten dollar bills to homeless
worlimen. The City Council has subscribed
$1,000 and almost 81 900 has been raised by
individual subscriptions The ladies have worked
like Florence Nightingales. In an abandoned
skating rink, with high side galleries, three long
tables have been besieged al day with hungry
mechanics, their wives and children Here welto-do
women have cooked. serving meals and washing
the dishes with their own hands One unused
store. has been made a headauarters for the
distribution of free clothing. In several
others the floors covered with mattresses and
thick quilts. and select family parties
OF shock-hcadcd workingmen and their thin wives,
scandinavian, German, Irish, English and what
not, all with armfuls Of small babies hang about
the doors and exchange condolences The char
acteristic last word from the local authorities
tonight is that :" no outside help is needed"