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, 1892-11-02
Democratic Electors.

PORTLAND, November 2.-The question of
the withdrawal of the electoral ticket is
still being discussed at the democratic
headquarters. Candidates Noland and
Butcher are still firm In the determination
not to obey the request of the national and
state committees and withdraw. They are
supported by the Tammany society. 1t is
thought the final outcome of the matter
will be that the ticket will remain in the
field but that the central committee will
ask the democrats to disregard it and vote
for the third party candidates.
, 1892-11-02
DemocratIc EIectors Resicn.

PORTLAND, Ore, November 2.-Report is
current here that the three remaining
presidential electors on the democratic
ticket had resigned, leaving the field open
to the republicans and peoples party.
Chairman Murphy, of the democratic state
central committee, says the report has no
foundation.
, 1892-11-02
IPennsyIvania Forest Fires.

JoHNsTowN, Penn, November 2.-The
most destructive forest fire ever known in
this sectionis raging, six miles above Sui
phur Springs. 1t has been burning ever
since last Friday. Ridges are ablaze over
a stretch of 25 miles. Farmers were fight
ing the flames all night. The losses are
Yery heavy
, 1892-11-02
A Big Failure.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, November 2.-Pegram g.
Bro, dealers in grain, agricultural imple-
ments, wheel goods, with branches at
Lake Fyrk have failed for $3.50 COO. A bill
of sale for the entire personal property has
been filed IN favor of a son of the senior
partners.
, 1892-11-02
A RavIng Maniac

MACON, Ca, November 2.-Dr. G. w.
Kelly, one of the leading physicians of JEFF
ferson county, is in custody at Louisville
for the killing of his sister-in-law, who tried
to rescue his S-year-old daughter, after he
had thrown her into a forty-foot well.
Kelly had suddenly become raving ma
MAC. He says God told him to kill both,
to save them from eternal damnation.
, 1892-11-02
Confessed Judgment.

CHICAGO, November 2.-Dayid Goodman,
dealer in mems furnishings, confessed
judgment today for $16,75O. His friends
say he is perfectly solvent, with assets at
100000 and liabilities at $125,0O0 An at
tachment on two stores, which he operates
in South Dakota, caused the action here.
One store is at Fargo and the other at
Jamestown
, 1892-11-02

DENVER, November 1.-The latest move
in the resignation of the Weaver electors
from the Cleveland ticket, is the issuing Of
an order bv Judge Miller, of the county
court. to County Clerk Mccartney, in
structing him TO remove the names of the
Weaver men in accordance with their re-
quest, as the ballot now being printed
looks as though the Cleveland ticket would
go in headed by the peoples party electors.
, 1892-11-02
Killed In a COIIIsIon.

LIVERPOOL, November 2-Last night the
people of the Birkenhead ferry were thrown
into panic by collision with the shin
EuTydice, but escaped fatality. They
boarded the train on the Mersey railroad
and as it was it leaving the station it was
wrecked and three persons were killed and
fifty injured, some fatally.
, 1892-11-02

SAN DIEGO, Gala, November 2.-The
Pacific mail steamer, City of New York,
arrived this morning, 13 days from Pana-
ma, and reports meeting the cruisers
Baltimore and Charleston and San Fran
cisco on october q, at Port Angeles.
, 1892-11-02
Prnhnhlr WrecIreh-

CLEVELAND, o., November 2.-The own
ers of the steamer w. II. Gilcher have
little doubt that the wreck seen floating
near South Manitou is that Of their vessel.
She was long overdue and has not been
heard from. She is steel steamer and one
of the largest on the lakes.
, 1892-11-02
RndIes RecnYered.

PEEIsoHE, November 4.-The bodies of
five men and nine women have been recov-
cred from the wreck of the Roumania. 1t
is believed a great number of bodies never
will be found, the currents having carried
them nlIt To seq
, 1892-11-02
Will Retire.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2.-Attorney
General Miller, it is said, will retire from
the cabinet soon after election, even if
Harrison is elected. Official life is uncon-
genial and not as lucrative as private law
Draetice
, 1892-11-02

vienna, November IA panic occurred
in a village church at Yinagora, on a false
alarm that the tower was collapsing. In
the mad struggle to get out, twenty-five
persons were trampled to death.
, 1892-11-02
Caltfornfa,s Regtstrattou.

SAN Francisco, November 2.-The total
registration in California for the election
of 1892 is 324,Cc1. The total vote in the
presidential election of 1888 was 251, Geo.
, 1892-11-02

HoUsToE, Texas, November 2.-Judge
w. G. Anders, one of the best known
jurists of Texas, suicided last night while
temporarily insane.
, 1892-11-02
sOIdat Auction.

NEW YORK, November 2.-The Western
and Southern railway securities belonging
to the estate Of the late Charles Stewart
Parnell have been sold at public auction.
, 1892-11-02
A FataI Political Quarrel.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 2.-ToWn
Marshal Eugene Heath, of Corydon, Ind,
was killed last night by Clebe shuck, the
sheriff of the county, as the result of a
quarrel over politics.
, 1892-11-02
DIotI,er nnd Son Dead.

SAN FRANoIsoo, November 2.-The bodies
Of Mrs. J. G. Johnson and her 15.year-old
son were found at their home in the Mis-
sion district, this morning. They both
have been dead over a week and the bodies
are in an advanced stage of decomposition.
Both had revolvers elasped in their hands
, 1892-11-02
EIeoted TO the Seuate.

CITY OF MEXICO, November o. -Castellot
Coultona has been elected president Of the
senate and Mejia president of the house Of
representatives.
, 1892-11-02
Weaver EIecfnrs.

OMAHA, November 2.-Governor Boyd's
letter to a friend has been published, in
which he advocates the democratic support
of Weaver electors in Nebraska.
, 1892-11-02
Dnte OF LaunchIng Chanped,

WASHINGTON, November 2.-The date of
launching the new cruiser "CincinnatH''
at the Brooklyn navy yards has been
changed from Monday the 7th inst, to
Thursday the 10th.
, 1892-11-02
Z. |. MoKENNY
Druggist and Apothecary

Having Company
VIII be made specially and an experienced pharmacist will be the helm Fine
ness merit portion of the public
, 1892-11-02
sWATKA IN oLYMPIA.

Lieutenant Schwatka was familiar fig
ure in this city some weeks ago. He won
fame by his Arctic explorations, having
reached point farther north than any
human being He afterwards delivered a
course Of lectures which attracted much
attention. He lectured at the Unitarian
, 1892-11-02
ON THE WAR PATH.

1t has been generally circulated on the
streets in this city that T. J. Miller, the
peoples party candidate for senator, for
Thurston county, was engaged in the
anarchist movement in Chicago. This
has so -incensed Mr.. Miller and his friends
that they have procured the Olympia
theatre for Friday night to expose what Mil
Ter claims is a diabolical scheme of his OPP
pOnent to prejudice the minds OF the peo-
pie of Thurston county against him. Mil
Ter denies all the charges and promises in
his speech to show that there are some
glass houses in this campaign whose in
mates ought to be extremely quiet about
other peoples records. This prospective
meeting has created much interestand very
many are looking forward to Friday night
expecting to have some fun.
, 1892-11-02

Headquarters for pianos and organs, 4l6
Adams street.
, 1892-11-02

LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 2.-Fusion
between the peoples party and the repub-
licans of this state for the presidential
electors and congressman has been COM
r,Iatad
, 1892-11-02
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Republicans and Populists Will
Rally in Olympia.
at BucOda, TicknOr's
Prairie, Chambers Prairie,
YeIm, Tumwater and TeninO.
All Four Parties working Hard.

Republicans and populists will have
counter attractions in Olympia tonight.
Charles F. Fishback will speak to the
adherents of the grand old party, at the
Olympia theater, and ]. G. Van Patten will
address the peoples party, at Columbia
hall. There was no little speculation on
the streets as to which one would draw the
biggest crowd. One thing is quite certain,
The populists will not have it all their
own way, like they did in Tumwater, last
night.
The interest in political gatherings will
not center in Olympia. tonight, however.
The democrats have arranged for meet
ing at Bucoda and Tichnor's prairie, at
which the leading county candidates on
that ticket will speak.
NJ. G. Royal will speak at Chambers
prairie, in the old school house, and NJ. J.
Gordon will speak at Yelm tonight, in the
interest of the republican county ticket.
A peoples party meeting will be held at
Tumwater, to be addressed by Oscar Swan
son and r.. Rawson.
Rev. r. II. Massey, d. D., will speak in
the interest of prohibition at Tenino.
Thus it will be seen that the political sit.
uation is getting interesting. All four
parties will hold forth in some part of the
county at the same time. The appoint
ments have been 50 timed that a great
many speeches will he delivered between
now and next Tuesday.
Saturday night the democrats will hold
their closing rally with torchlight parade
on horseback
Monday night the republicans will close
their campaign with general rally at the
theater, upon which occasion George T..
Little will speak.
, 1892-11-02

S. G. Woodruff now has control of three
quarters of a mile of water front, begin
ming near the Westside mill and extend
ing north. About half of it is on deep
water. Mr.. Woodruff informed TRIBUNE
reporter today that he would donate land
in this tract TO any person who would con-
struct manufactory, requiring the invest
and who would agree TO operate the estab-
lishment for a certain length of time. Mr..
Woodruff is in correspondence with
shingle mill owner of Michigan, who is
anxious to find a location in the west. It
is quite likely that he will erect a mill on
the Westside. He has ample capital TO es-
tablish and operate large factory
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The origin OF il. uaine a White Hills
:. rup,ss-d hy many 10 he derived
from the mounds Of sand bsrk Of fosn.
Bpf ,url, ~ not the ease. according 10 the
follow in. story told by s..,r,.n' Sullivan.
mn hi. recent visit to Caiifnrnis, "W-ll
hoy.," said the ever genial Sal'van, "son
want to know hos IL WAS. do YOU? Well.
when we fonpd The richest mines in Mo-
have county We naturally wanted TO
paint the town red. Bnt having mo- paint
or "red eve" handy, we ju-t took ten
barrels II white wash and white washed
them hills before any ''render foot" came
out" Here the seargent gave the boys
,he laugh and retired.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
Notice {. 'axOoyers.
OFvICE oF THE SHERfrF ASD Ex- J
oYsICn lax toLLECToR ~ J.
N.nuANs uINiY AkIZ

OFvICE oF THE SHERifF And Ex-
oYsICn lax t'oLLECToR ~
NOnAvs toUSiY, aKIZ.
kINGMAN, Arizona. sept. 2+'h. 1892.
Nptne ~ hereby given that III. dupli.
cate assessment roll VI the county :"
Molave. Territory of Arizona. f"r the
year 1892, II now 10 my pO-resson tor the
cvlirction of taxus therein, and the taxes
are nov due aud payable. Taxes will he
delinquent on the third Monday in De.
cemr~r next hereafter, and n,ie-a paIn
on that day or prior thereto, one and
oDe-half ~ i~r cent. per month dur.
ing the time the sail taxes shall he de.
linquent will b~ added to the amount
thereof as tenaity. lam now ready to
receive taxes vt my office IN kInaman.
be- ween the houts Of . o'cIock ~ m. and
5 o'clock p. IN. from and after this date.
WM II. LAKE.
Sheriff and Ex-ofiicio Tax Collector.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

w Marin. ~bil- ti.iing ON ahOx car
from P.srh Sp Joys f,w ,r'l- this ,a &C.,
" severe inj rel Thrr-i,y by neinx
thv ,wn from ih. top nj the rar while the
train was in suraion. II seems he fell
asl.ep s.i the v,in ron,iiny = cur'"
gave a jerk and threw the nnf,rinnate
-,s.r w the hsri grmrt below. The
siff-er VA. brm ,h' 10 kiugnso and
o .,-..d in the county hospital where DR.
Dan attended, hi> injnn.. aud at this
writing hs - ra4'ia s.,nfr' ,blv.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Every p.'n,.r kp,ws that water in =
printing nfTi - u. be effective IN rem v.
iny ink frpn the hands. mnst NJ ne.'ea-
sfv n. u.ai until thick with sotp and
b'a.k With ink Tn. i,iv connp.i'or of
fhe MINER corps ohjec's TO laving her
bsndls in 'ha same water "a the male
,vpa and consequently has hnen throw.
;,o MT the w,tev in the wash-hasin he
fore !, h ~ ob.ained the right consis'encv
for effective service, and nearly createi
a rurture ,herebv. The matter has bse1
arnic ,blv .s',le,i. h,vev-r. ny the pnr'
cb ,se of a new " ,sh bowl for her own
n o,r,;r,l, Ar nae and nov everything in the
otTiee is lovely and 'the goose hangs
high"
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Saniisso 1noro. . NJ. xn~D Who has
'.-~p suffering With -nIai g~i,eut II ih.
heart and dra~y tor tb. pct ,~u. died
- i,.- r~~i.ienrr w-si Of town YESTERDAY
,ao,ninv II. leaves = wi,s and THREE.
ANAL chiId.~n IN extreme d-uth- Of ,1'v
very :" MOURN h,. nJ'imey ,lrsih. He
ans buried last evening IN the cemetery
~est of Town and w~S followed TO h'- Let
resting place by nearly the entire Msxi.
ran Ipu,nl.iion vi 'hi- ri'v
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The search, II t.,et 3R the RANGES
ri NDrhrrn Arixm y cau-i' z ro'rid.r-
abb. ua-.a-ior-- s'nony s'orkmeo ami
rtip.h, r.. A mum wr - old e r.ti- have
d'.i on. -on.. ~ the ranges and II the
dru,rt e-rn,ian.- III. ~. this winter
~ili ~ " "n,nd ~. rh.rr h,- be.n no
rain AL ,h'- sin n.r AMI the outlook :.
M very h,t.riHg
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Tim. " r. r,,-,ps .,h,. basn ie,sai
~ VI ,ss Eva Gregg. whp h,r been bu-y
durins the u.rk r.osv .'ipy the esiabl. .sh
m.'''t preparatory &, op.nint private
bo ,riios h"ps- M,-. Grey" thoroughly
understands the hus,n--- .b- ha- under
taken and will n".i"nb'-dlv i~ An meal
tsndiady
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

S.van %, e,sht tn Htsh -,d jt'k.
passed th,o. n he-, Wadrpsiav evening
in h,x n, 'hei- wsv hrt ~ Mis-
aorri from Caiifornis. .bsve they we've
( ,wen i,st f,ii for hv.e'iiny mr.. .sos"s TIE
stations we've IN sne ""di'i"n And were
III. isrve.. ~ 'lsir kind we have svs-
seen,
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The iof .Ht pnpn ,fom II K'nyma-
10 saemi rgl, h,vi,g ha-i tine at it
~ IN, f,i w.,'h"r s,,w,a'h.s y nupt.-r
of h ,hie. h,viug hee, f,k.n sik with
hnxei ronrda'o' and Ibev ,''n"n's dn--
ing the J,,s' for'-i -
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

l. - CpSa,. me p,pir ie GSti'r
',oInInee for rr-is ir-r. i.it y--teri.y for
~ ext.ni.i -laf,o ,-.rins trip through
the southern portion of the county THE
Jmise sAy- be siIi --e every man. wn
man AMI child ~ thai --riIoD diring h'-
.h-.pre
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

John RlakrIy s.r' on tp,tai' Spring.
Wr,inss i,v ,rd returned rhpr-dv H.
ini"rms u. thn owing 10 The stock i@ing
-o 'hp, M ~ 30 will he hell thir fall ~
any ot tp. r,rrh.- north of ia.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

'DWa Har'i. r..fnrn-d ron t;lpb..
Ariz.,ns, "Wednesday risi'. xr.,uppa 81
Is hi. p,r'"er Mr II ld,-,h Mr.. Hr
RI. " a. 81 VI M,,tstte al h.s b--n ,h-
-'..t from III. ..pafy "er wear Him
~ and y rrnsr expect ~ engage ~
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Late S'ipne'. iesms'rr for the South
western Mining and Milling Co. RI
ID -rado Z n,on, came IN Yesterday w'h
a. -iph'.hm-e team after -ippi.- tor
that cAnp
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

J l. N.l-on ~ho his t~en sp"nding
few d,ys ~ I,niI.n S-rret ,ii.,rr' look.
10, ~ som. ~ he onderfullv rich mines
OF that s-gi"D. r,p,e ~ IA Tuesday eye-
nIng'- stage .'d 'n'n-,l the same night
-, hi- h",u. n peu.if ~,riny-.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Chas L,bc,. m the =. v, ID. mine,
sient s.v-r., days IN ahe county seat 'hl-
sers. yIe~inx the natural i+au,ns vi III.
iaoi-caI.. in the vicinity Of Kngman by
moonlight.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

T'e NfSga oii.. y -. h's' OF 'ip.
ts,d IN dap e's,.nt in Nn,''t.rn Arg ,pa
AMI 'prp- n'i' The ne,'.s' ~vk ~ snv
off =. in si,a r.,,i'n,v C,r AID ~. va
anil ey.mia ur rri.n
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

chNs. l., ~ ht- ,",rla-. 4 the four
hose tenn ~ W ri Ha,dv and IL
fr-iv ''ry roo N. mining ,.mns 10 the
"or'h "f ns. ,ni -.-'n. :" n. doing good
au.iu ~.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Mr.. III orr,.ni t.s teTn down her
n .i-- 10 roid Basin aud u has h-rn
removed Ia White Hill. where q siu'
To- n-,., ~ n ,~rtaT al An sdfiitso
will ~ hnlr on and ns"i for lviging
pnrpp-r.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

fi,e car- uI Ec-rin,n W. Washington,
an .,:t,on op the ciaIIn sni delivery
% i.rs,nal proprty, tried beforr jnr,
Thursday, resulted ~ !. verirt ior plain
IF.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

We understand tne ,niant child of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Cummings rs slosly con-
valescing.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The best wtv &, avoii sctlp d's-sses,
ha,r fail,n, on. aud premature haIdnesa
l. ." nss Tho t~s' preventive known for
q, It ,,lr,p...--H ,irs Hair R.newer.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Chas. Logan started oat wiih load of
supplies for the Cold Bag yesterd.y
morning.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Mr. Ip--pl Pax .ptiau.,'-r. Eil,n.
r-',usei i,.ao a. ,at-n'i.i vrrr Cal.
'ioroi. rsns-i might ant II t'y.d over
y~,.rity nIisx iri nd i~.i,s. return
.n. Ia tl,.lr hsips ~ Mil.tai PARK.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Watt Ftromp>op. vi Cora Springs,
.ain@ IN No ii ~ might ~ attend ine re-
pn awao ,o,s-ufion Tuesday. He r.
turued To i,l- r. "a IN. f,iioxing day.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

JOE Pink, vi An,-rsi Park, paid his ~
specir to kin.mab saturday evening, ~.
n'aInIng ia to.n un'u yesterday ~hen b.,
tetnfsct Ia fh,. Park,
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

II COX ~ sank 20 i-.r deep in the
2-xn il will not ti-- again on account VI
tn. great pressure II the water.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Mrs. Al. CU,asd, Aha has been on the
.isk llst foe the past week IL, We are
pie tred ~ note. on tn. ~ .p.i
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Delegate L. 4 u nj. a ,i.,narb pre-.
cinc', va. III town Tuesday sr-isriDy the
republican ronvenilp, III nominating the
county ticket.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
NSp C1l'E.
K,xGxAx. April lat.

K,SGxAN, April lat.
Nc'ic~ is hereby yi,-,. ''si the Night.
aawk mine or the owners thereof will nI
- sesgonsible for any debts contrs.sed
~ the contractors or Iesss.es thereon.
a. t;gORGE BowgRs
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

WIN CIacs, tie hsiidsDin- delegate 0i
Ho-eii precinct. Was in attendance on
the republican convention fuessi.y.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

w u B,.s., ~. iIr Z --,,u,, yes'-r.
d.y uivfbiag wirre i,r guer to AZ ,d the
spnnsi N-tirai,-, Conference II the All
xons Mission. He .xs,'. 10 t~ ab-en'
several a.,-
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Fred Nob,iian ~as io~n ,ron Hack
berry Tuesday, a delegate 10Th. re.riDll-
can .oaniy convention. returning Wei.
ae-sIay ni.ht
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Fred Leonard, All, n.s p-n at work
repairing th. ,oad on the G. U. ID. hill,
~as KingmAn vis,tor several days ihir
week
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

M.Ih-w Carr. . .D he Old iin.r-
of VI shave coa ~, s,- np from C.isi
fne,,i.y a. a d-Icx,'- 'o the r-pu,,lican
county con,-u,pp.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

CT, Wil-p, ~ grr'l-n,srlv Mmera
Park siri kingman stage driver, IL on
80. sick IT,, hi- s.-k 80 : se M,-bUn
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

I..i'"r hsb.. ~ n-tt- isy hrl.,
p,-,.rs. 4 ti..r-. cart, ns ~ KIDD 4
~ " rk Ion. ~ IN. MIygK oiii.n II
r..a-bp ,plr r,'.s Br nv ~ ~, o,de,s.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

The infaai d,nvir'..r w ~ Crl~,on
has been out. III tn week ~u', bowl
eompi .in'. mt At 'hi. s,irnng .s under.
4 ,oi IL il dit ~ -.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

w. j. CO.. ar, -iAiio zen ~ YL.a.
VA un from thai p .,.' rn.-dsy attend
Ing the veimbln.p ,"M,fy rns,.,np sr
i ~, ,fe fr."a ha' d. cin
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Harley Fay took = trip 10 Denver the
early part of the we~k on business.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Jr Ctrrps :. NJ. ',su The = ,ndy
Monda, evening 10 .iien ,b~ r.pn licAr
convention in tn can.r'y II dele .ar.
iron ~ p-rrip".
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Thos Glover, OF White Hills, was In
town two or three days Of this week.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

BDb CoDki.ps cam ii .,on NI"n..ota
district sanri,y evening" .ni reports
ever, thing love-, IN that thriving mineral
belt
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Markin Il k,pp IL -, tt.e, 7. l.. Mel
son'- aai".m IN irah SprHgs aud vii
. tam control III IN. --'.'ii. hm-n' the
first III tie ~" ~
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

r. Win Tar 49, btcs.d IN mis- hirycl..
"Wednesday evening viii /. riding down a
hill -as' of 'oa" NJ h.,as hroken.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Tho. X ,ir.iir - ~ r her xe'e ~
- del-a ,t-- ." ii,- ,su.bih 80 convention,
fruu, Todd B.-n
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Mia. Nun P." riiis ~ nrn..i IL. n
y-u'- visr relatives ~ England o.
>upday nights t,a.sep. er train.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

station ag-m Tar - EN-. ~ he kept
pretty busy ir"--- d,y. b sndiing tl,.
u-,sh' irf ~ ''i- ., 80.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

OsinS ~ lac .h--t". oi lie pastor of
he NJ. + church rI,rre NilI im 10 ser.
vices to- pnorro~ evening.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Geo. NJ. Boxes. r-turnei from shor
hpriness trip 10 San FrAncisro Monds,
night.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Mrs. Il. w. Cohrsi ri Todd Basin, il
visiting her brother. Al. Conard. vi ti,i.
place.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
". J. GOODMAN.

Bvnnd-. lef. hip.
Ear Marks---Crop "A and ait b each en-,
Ranve---Sscst,n Springs and Sacrament.
Valley. ab mt miles northwest of kinv.
man.
P,at fioa-- KipQman &vizonH ~
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

William Aik-s ~ ;ainiiy arr es'
Ir.ci-d inpnr. from 10. iarsi' ~ Truxioi
Canyon n'jy
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01
Pullman Palace Sleepins Cars.

v" rii sns- =. mti- Nv .--p,sg so t@s
~ ..rs i,-,s--p s,p Pran - 6. ,pd ksn-,s
Cisy, o> San i,iego, Lo- .nvei~- md ana
Cn,c,gp
IN. ira,f Canyon Of the Colorado
Hsrst'.f .r- ,nscc-s-ibi@ 20 f,.pfit-. u.D
,.s iy r-s ,a-d bs taking tins line w
g-seh Sp trIs. Ard q stse. linz =, .tp thence
" hat tv."tv-'hres ni,ie-. lhis G.ssuf,
10 tn Or ,ud,st aud Most woDi.rfai ~
Ssiur@'- works.
500 sf at tT1asstaN,
Aud hnnt Ds.-r, B.. ~ d Wild rnrk-v "
ihs IN ,gniii--nf pin. forests ~ shs =.
srtnciseo moartai"S. viz the sDciefit
.uia. 10 tie q W. al Ciisf Dveiiers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01


Wohars County #insr.
ANSON II. SMITH.
GATOR and Manager.
Catered At the Pos,oiice In Kingmsu a. sec
'ud class matter.
susLi.mlD svEmr SATURDAY ~
xohaYe County Miner Publishing Co.,
mAsvsr HUsss. T,ssssss,.
xINaAAN. MoHAvE Co. ARIZONA.
SUBSCRIPTION RArgs.
'ae c.e.py oa. Yea, --. -. y %
single copies ...... IL
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Vote ior Free Coinage" smith Tor the
assembly.
Mart Carr returned ipil,- Copper camp
yesterday noruin..
John B,rry. JS., ~.s IA irom C-rnai
ihir-'iay and FsidW.
Mrs. X Russell visiting friends
IN IL Wki~rrv TIL. week.
Max smnh an,s1r. every county in
the Territory %, s1l round m.joriiies
Five men ere engaged on the Arnold
m,ne AMI ~. ,ktog .ni considerable or
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nie- and M:-. pin ~. Mnri hy r.
,irn-d from S.p fr.,ni-eo Thursday
nisnt.
William Ank-G ia ;ainily arr rs-
I~.ci-d honr. i,pin ib. iar..i, ~ Truxioi,
Canyon h,J "
Tho.. X ,ir.iir - ~ r. tier ~p'e ~
.. ,Ielrs .te- u. The ,albih 80 convention
fr,u, Todd B.-n
VI tiftsM itff, - e 90 nr Uiu ttsurr-
I Mh.s- c,a ~, s,- np from C-.,ia,
fne>l.y -. a d-Ics,'- io the rrpublica,i
county convention.
w. Il B.k- ...s iT L --r,u't ,es'-r'
Il ~ uivfBiag wirre ir yuer to AZ nd it.
sbnnd H.tirai,-, Conference. II IT.. All
xons Mission. lie sxs-'. Io b- ab-en'
several i.,-
Mr. Io-~pI pft.k ~ Iip.t'rr, Ellen.
rrtrsei i,..io az ,-xren'i..i sIrr I CI.
'iorni. rsns-i night nni II ,y..d nsrr
v y-,.rlu nIsx iri nd t~i.ss return
.us ,o tb.r hsipe ~ Milrtai PARK.
Mrs. IL .Sr,f,,n nas tTn down her
n ,p.~ 10 Fold Basin aud u has be~n
removed Ia White iiilI-. where q ass.
-. n-.-, ~ n ,~rtanr al An sdiitso
will N. hnlt on and used fur l1igilg
pn'po-r.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Alb JQUEklUE ~ .. d =. n. X. fo
PRES OFT .UNC ION Present, d Ari.
z',, nteai II .iiw y fr Fort Whippl.
act r-+cJtt.
3,R>TD DS---''tiiforai. y ntbesn Raj va,
fr a.. kag-ies. San Diego and either
Sea- -, 6,iifa,aii p,ints.
NOitFE .-S "ithorn f,c'fic TOR San Fran.
elSf,. ! ~ ,msato tIi v srt .-r a. t.ifnr.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Asa HTn.. ii wsn.ui Creek. has gone
10 Nreiir- and expects 10 bs absent ter
days.
Mohave County miner., 1892-10-01

Beecher 4 Co. received AN invoice of
goods tbis week