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BUSINESS

Banjo. violin and guitar strings, Il
:ine assortment. at MnIler's-
Headquarters for all kinds Of fish
my poles aud fishing tackle al
Mdller's.
Go to Ben Crnighend's for water
mclons, pigs feet aud olives, fresh
from tho key.
Protect your weak eycs from The
Injurious effect " sun and snow glast
by getting u pair Of dark glasses M
MullcI's..
Charles Grcgson, n practical watch.
maker, arrived from San francisco,
yesterday, To take charge OF tho Gcni
jcwclry store. '
People Wishing dental work should
call before tho 25,h. ns DIR. Moore will
lcnve on II visit to Reno about that
time to be gone II month.
Mrs. Lung hns reup"ncd tho Ilum.
boldt Lodging House. The rooms
have all been renovated and fur.
dislied with good bcds. Give her Il
call whom you couEto tosn. y
4 fine display otittfrer ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, ppuvne
etc, NJ tine Ell. ii. Co.'S. Can an,
inspect these. goo 10. which arc Il,
Hnrst in their Inc ever brought t.
Eiko. ss..
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~PENCILINGS or ART.

THE clay model for Mr.. Elliott's
equestrian statue of Mcclellan, which
is to be unveiled in Philadelphia next
September, is virtually completed.
CHARLES STEWART SMITH, president
of the New York chnrlbcr of commerce
and trustee of the. Metropolitan muse
um, says the art treasures Of the latter
mount in value to g., 900, 900.
THE empress of Germany has re-
qucstcd the minister OF public instruc-
ton to prevent tho admission to the art
museums Of Berlin of young girls unless
under the guidance OF teachers or par
cntS.
The late Alfred Grevin. II OF the
most distinguished car~icatrrists of
Paris, began his career as n clerk in n
French railroad Office, where he made
comic sketches for.the company to use
in its advertisements for the local news
papers.
THE small guild of draughtsmcn who
have the franchise TO draw pictures on
the London pavcments have suddenly
taken to cultivating n higher style OF
art. They have improved greatly in
their profcssiorlnnd IRE going into polit-
ical %caricaturc. something they never
used Ia do at NIL.
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AMONG TIE CHURCHES.

Thirty years 8go Methodism In Lon
don had only ~twcnty.six chapcls. Now
there arc III.
THE Bible class. 725 members. taught
by Postmaster General Wanamakcr has
celebrated It's sixteenth anniversary.
LosDos papers state tint In tho
thirty.ccrcn ycars 81 his p~aGtoratc the
late MIR. Sp,rgcGn added l4.G0i persons
To the rolls Of membership Of his church.
lie evidcptly preached 10 some purpose.
a CHURCH in st. Ives has for 325 years
kept up the custom OF an annual rattle
with dice for Bibles. DR.. Wilde left
ESQ as n fund for the purpose Of buying
six Bibles annually and paying tho
vicar n smnll sum for n special
TIFF cardinal archbishop Of Naples In
his lcntcn pastoral denounced the n. tiv.
ity OF the Trotcstarts in Italy In the
scvcrcst terms and threatened all Cath.
olics allowing their children TO attend
the Protestant schools with the ban of
the church.
THE standing committee on Sabbath
observance of the reformed church IN
Amcricn has sent out n circular letter to
tho pastors and elders In the different
classes OF the church, urging tho immc-
date nud imperative dnty OF protesting
against tho opening Of tho worlds fair
Oh Sunday.
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II WILL BEAR FRUIT.

The hide-bound Cleveland and Har-
rison uIen say they would vote for
Weaver and Field il by so doing they
could accomplish anything for silver.
Their insincerity is apparent for by
supporting either n Of the gold bug
candidates they know that they are
aiding an CT emS OF the white metal.
BY supporting Weaver and Field they
let the Wall Street masters OF the old
parties know that the people OF the
mining States are terribly in earnts
or the silver question and know how
TO fight for their rights.
But will We accomplish anything
for silver by supporting tho Omaha
ticket? We, have no hesitation in
answering the question in the aliirma-
tive. From present indications, the
Peoples party will poll from a mIll'o on
and a half to two million votes. Tais
will show the LEADERS, OF the old pnr
ties that: the American people are
very mucn dissatisfied with the prs.
cnt management OF their affairs, and
will he, an incentive TO them to look
into the causes which have produced
this wide spread dissatisfaction.
Prominent among these causes and
the first. ~ Hu est their attention will
be found the demonet: .ation Of silver
in 1873 apJite consequent degradn,
tion to q msre commodity.
The leaders Of the two great po-
litical organizations, always on tho
alert to score II point against their
adversaries, having found the chief
cause of the unrest among the people
Viii tRAe such STEPS M will be most
likely TO win; buck tho descriers from
their ranks und make converts OF
those whoGtEave deserted the ranks Of
their enemy. n,r....
In no why, can they do this more
effectually than by investing silver
with the full money power given it.
by the Constitution Of tho Unltod
States. Free coinage Of silver ut its
present ratio with gold would then
be u popular measure and with it
would come increased hnppiuess aud
prosperity to the American people.
In no other way, can FREQ coinage DO
achieved.
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IN ROYAL

THE children Of the German court nre
learning TO dance the minuet.
Henry VIII. during his reign put TO
death 71,4o0 persons, most of them vir-
tuous or unoifcnding.
Our of the ffty-onc descendants of the
King and queen of Denmark, but me,
Tn" duke Of Clarence, Is dead.
THERE have been twcnty.scvcn cases
of insanity in the Bnvarian royal family
during the last 100 years.
THE sultan is coming under the SINS.
picion of being n c~onsunptivc. Ills
mother died Of II, and he showed symp-
toms when Inc was 81.
PRINCE GEORGE of Greece Ia still being
remembered for his bravery in saving
the life Of the c~zarowitz about n ycnr
ngo. The Creek citi2cnspt Odessa have
sent him n splendid silver table service
In recognition Of his courageous act.
WHEN the little tcn.ycar-old rown
prince of Germany marched at the head
of his regiment during the recent mill.
tnry review ~ Pot&daw. no II applaud.
cd him more heartily than the little
queen Of Holland JvhT stood at one of
the palace windows! ...
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the most Infamous document ever
penucd by the baud Of man. Pre-
serve this article for your children's
sake that they may know what hap
peued to their fathers.
II sLAvEMAKINo DOCUMENT.
Slavery Is likely to be abolished by
the wur power aud chuttel slavery
destroyed.
"This l and my. European friends
are in favor Of, for slavery ia but the
owning OF labor, and carries with il
care for the lHborer; while the Euro
pean plan, led on by England, is cap.
ital control Of labor by controlling
wages.
This can be done by controlling
the money.
"The GREAT DEBT that capitalists
will G TO IL is made OF the war mus,
he used as n ueasur to control the
volume Of money.
"To accomplish this the bends mus,
be used as banking basis.
1--WE are now whiting To get the
secretary Of the treasury to make
this recommendation to Congress.
1T will not do TO allow the green
back, M it 10 called, to circulate Ia,
money opy length oftime. for We can
net control them. But we can con
troll tho bonds, aud through them Til,
bank issues.' a-.
The record shows that this in,
famous, brutal Hazard circular hnl
boon adopted by lawmakers, an,
has been the rule 81 action for boti
the old political parties, and it hal
been carried out to the letter by tn,
United States. Congress.-lThe Road
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THE nAzzhnii CIRCULAR.

In tho Summer OF 1862 the money
pirates ~ London saw M opportunity
70 faston their degrading slave. labor
syBltn upon us Americans, and they
accordingly drew up their scheme 10
q confidential circular aud sent IA
Hazsard tenRgestive nameD u London
banker, to lay II before the American
bankers with tho purposo OF having
The tiDance legislation OF tho United
States Congress pavo tho way for ito
adoption ns the sottlcJ financial pol
10y OF our peope After you read u
you will not be at a ioss 20 account
Tor tho m.story in tho Hbance iegisia-
tiop Of the Congress Of tho United.
States. Yon will then perceive why
congress has been hegislHting against
our own people IN order to put money
into the pockets OF the English bond.
holdois.
Following IL tho cirrulak %eat 10
p'e "4se" 1esn,LeiizAig tSiso,, 4 IL
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Last Nights Entertainment.

The ettertainmeBt at Freeman
Hall last night given by tho military
Dramatic Company Of the Tuscarora
Guards drew n largo audience. The
play ia n good one, and the different
actors entered. into tho spirit OF their
parts in'a way. that drew from the
audience rounds Of applause. Tho
heroine OF tho play, Miss Manic Sulli.
van, coHvipced MI that she had really
enlisted! for, Tho "war" while Liout.
Plunkett no Gimp was simply i'm.
mefso. Lack ni time and space pre-.
vents us irom participating further
but shnlcGjkto eay that all did we'll.
The BeftoStmahcoe oonclu,!rd viii,
tbs Imaginable fares. "a Box Of
Monkeys" in which tho fun was fast
aud iurious,' sending tho audience
home in the hest of bumot.
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For.Altcrnate Electors,
IssUE

Silver coinage or no silver coinage?
That Ia the issue, and ell other pre-
tended issues are false pretsnses.
They arc false pretenscs devised
and designed to deceive the voters Of
this country.
They nre false p~retersea upheld by
baso sophisms aud lies told by hired
liars, and need not deceive any one.
Silver was demouetized originally
by a lie told by John Sherman in his
Iluce ON the floor OF the United States
Senate.
IT, was demonetized wnen il com.
manded n premium Of throe per cent
over gold.
IL WAS demouotized at n time when
the people OF tho United States owed
prodigions sums OF money which were
contracted puyuble in gold und silver
equally.
It was demonetized at the insti-
Cation aud suggestion At M Eng
lish banker, a creditor Of this coun-
try.
This Enalishman and his follow
sharks were benefited by this act OF
outrageous wrong tn the nmoun Of
80 pSr cent NJ their claims against
us, which was contrary to the we'll
settled principle OF common law
that nc man shall profit by his own
wrong. -. ar.
And now the Republican part, says
W, shall have silver coinage just as
oon M Engi md will permit it.
And the Democratic party-what
ddes it sayS Why, in u maudlin sort
~ halt-wltted way it echoes tho Re.
publican party's sayings.
The Repu olican party presents the
iDrce bill IA q back ground TO u plat
form picture Of transparent fraud
and i~ndecency while the Democratic
party, lacking ability to draft a plat
form that would. attract attention FOR
hny cnuse except it's total lack of
common sense, twRddles ~nausoeusly
about "tariG REFORM" and now both
are going about the country whining,
"stick to the old parties; don't throw
Jour votes awCy; give US ono more
trial, just one"
Do you sec tho point, render2
You are not asked to vote for the
Republican party. nor for tho Demo
cratic party, but for the "old par
ties"
Yon are not asked To quit your par
W but simply TO so vote ns to keep u
third party out Of power.
Why tins solicitude for the old
partiesf Have you not undors,ood
hitherto that they were political m.
tnRoniHtsH Certainly you have. But
they IRE both under the control OF
Wall Street which is u reflection Of
Lombard street, London, md the
game being played is one of heads l
win, tails you lose"
No matter which Of "Shylock's
twios" IL e'ccted-Uevcland or 1ar-
risnu--the Insurer wins aud the Amor.
lean peorle lose.
But elect Weaver and Field md n
Congsoes in harmony with their views
hid conditions will be reversed. rhe
people will then win and the usurers
lose. Silver will be- restored to us as
money. The volume OF our circula.
lion inoreaeed by 81 per cent. In
restnente in public and private en-.
tsrprises will tuke'the nlncc OF money
leDdins at 10 per cent Lnbor will DO
employed, business stimulated and
prosperity return t5 our land. Try
the experiment. =, Quit looking for
Rxs on thistles, The old parlics be.
loog body end .brceches they have
no sou)s-to tbs money power,--Boise
StHtinsk
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Notice 10 Teachers.

A public examination OF applicants
FOR teachers certificates will be held
in Elko. Npvndn. on Tuesday. Wedncs
day and Thursday, August 23, "a and
%. All teachers whose certificates
have been removed twice are re-.
quested 10 ba present us we'll as other
applicants.
JOSEPHINE TAYLOR,
Supt. OF Schools.
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NOTICE.
CLERKS OFFICE.
CuUHTY OF kL.Ko,

DTATE NF \
Notice ia hereby given that tho as
sessment roll OF Elko county, State OF
Nevada, for tho year 1892, together
with all the statements made 10y tax
payers of said county, have been this
day delivered to me to remain in my
Office until the NEE ing of the Board
Of Equalization ut IL o'clock A.. NJ,
Monday, August 10, 1892. Said roll
and said statements are now open to
public inspection and for examination
by anyone Who may DO inlerertsd
therein.
l.. o. HESDERsos, Clerk.
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Chloride Belt:--lt is estimated
that the quantity OF soda in Owons
Lake is worth s2O.ooO,DoO. When
the English syndicate takes posses
II and gets its big plant in opera
ton Keller will doubtless hetome tho
most populous town on the eastern
elnna
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Bellevue Hcrdii:-Nr. Grover, for
merly Of the ELKo INDEpESpESr, will
meet with the Weaver and Field club
next Tuesday evening. aud give US n
talk ON silver. All friends OF the
white metal arc expected to be or
hand.
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Reno Journal: - Frank E,nmitt
says surveyors arc busy uear his
ranch on the Feather river in Plumas
county, California, locating tho line
OF the proposed railroad. The
only trouble experienced has been ut
Mohawk Hill.
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MARRIED.

tho resi-.
dence OF MIR. Mark McKimmins,
Ralt Lake City, Utah, August IL
1892, MIR r.. s. Harrington to Mrs.
Celia Taber, both OF Elko.
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Tax ! .odgers Thrive.

The nsssanment roll for 1892 shows
that there nto iSi widows ia Virgini
all owners Of property below the
amount exempt 10y law $1,000 while
there rre many others Of
properly in excess ~ that value, who
pny taxes. II wouldn't Ito tor Eidcr
Weller 90 live in this community
Virginia Chronicle.
Will the Chronicle please tell us
Low manyo' tho widows on tho as
easement roll have property assessed
10 thom which belongs u n few r;ch
tax dodgers OF Storey county, II
might not do Tor nm Elder Weller TO
live 10 Storey county on account Of
its many widows butit IL certainly q
thrifty place for rich tax dodgers.
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Z. II. Ford, n prominent citizen OF
the Cometock, who. has resided in
that city for twenty-five years, died
Wednesday, afternoon.
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School Report.

Following is a report Of the Hunt
Inst"n school for the month ending
August II. 1892. -
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

advertisements unfer this head will he pub.
liShSd unto tltc County Conventions iaeet foi
Siu iuNaTIaI.S in auSHn.I.
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= NNTE IOYN,
Teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
D,aJaess Canno, b. Cured

by local applications; ~ they cannot
reach the diseased portion II the ear.
There is Only one way 70 cure Deafness.
and that /. by constitutional r-m.dips
Deafness is caused by an i',f ,med con.
ai'ion u the mnrpus Iinins ii tn. Ea..
tchian Tube. When this tu~ ee's in.
hmed yon have a ru,nbling sound OF i'm.
Frfect hearing. and when IL IL entirely
eosed Deafness is the result. and unless
ue inflammation can betsken ont and this
ssbe restored to its normal condition,
hsaring will be destroyed forever; nine
cses out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
Shci Is nothing but an infAmei condi-
tin Of the mucous surfaces.
w viii give One Hundred Dollsrs for
Ao, case OF deafness (cansed by catarrh,
ths cannot he cured by HAffs Catsrrh
oa~. Send for circalars, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, D.
"sold by Druggists, 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
Change. Made IN Election ODiesrs.

Ata meeting Of the Board Of super.
/ I,,,ors II Mobaye county the folIowing
changes acre made Ia the election officers
in the precincts named below.
Peach spliugs--w. n. Mcdonald, Judgs.
JON, Markin and James AuLery. ballot
clerks.
Hackberry--J John Fielding and John II.
Phiiiip~, judges; wm. Carroll and
George Miller, ballot clerks.
K,nvman-M. w. Scott, inspector Il J.
L.sseII and Ed. Burke, judges; q d.
s4ndrr-on and BY sherman, clerks
csdAr--Tho. Bureh, judge Tom sh sun
messy. balio, clerk.
signsl---FrsGk Coier. judge.
n. Moha ,e--DAn O'Lea,y. DR.. NJ. ".
Crocksr, judges; Frank Holmes, ballot
clerk.
Minn.so,a--J. A. Smith, inspector; ids
H.mblip, jidgr: JEFF D Shepherd.
bAllo, clerk
White Hill.--w b sspfiey, jadge John
Mcclure AID f.. NJ. Merrill. bslIot
clerks.
Chioride--Heury MrLinghlin. Iads.;
wm. Their, bsllo, cie,k
Mineral Park-L Davidson and Pa'r;rk
Dwyre, ballot Gle ks.
Todd Bann--Jams. Dundon, judge John
oBren and X. C Fisher. ballot clerks.
Cerha,--r. l.. Ayes and IieIry LAr.
ballot clerks.
Bob Rosies, bslio, *.
Stockton Hil,-Thos, Burke. hallot clerk.
Yucca--John Lswrenre and Henry Ed.
munds, iud9es;s s NJ Rankin and VIM
Carr, ballot clerks.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

Master Mechanic B,bson and a gen
tlsman by the name OF Porter were down
from Peach Springs Thursday Mr.. Por
ter repres-nts a Colorado company, who
have been working ON copper PROPOSE
tion nen the Grand Canyon Of the Col
orsdo, eighteen miles northeast OF Pine
Springs. The company we're Obliged to
suspend operations for while owing to
the scarcity Of water in the vicinity of the
mine.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

The new company will make many
improvements in the method of working
the mines at White Hills, as to work
them successfully machinery viii have to
be put on, boarding honses and other
buildings will have to he erected. There
will he hundred or more men put to
work i'm nediately in developing the
properties and putting them in condition
TO stope on: ore chespIy and easily. The
purchasers Of this large group OF mines
are successful Colorado mining men and
they will make this venture success in
every sense Of the term.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

w. H. Hitchcock has gone to White
Hills 70 pay off the men employed by
himself and Sheriff Lake for some time
past. Mr.. Hitchcock has made success
OF mining In the White Hills by usipg
good judgment and by long experience
in the mining regions Of the west. Now
that the mines are sold he will undoubt.
edly turn his attention to this part Of the
county where some really fine mines are
known 10 exist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
thing by halves.

Tnos. Gilbert went to Neeiles Wedu-s
dsy night, AMI fri q themes intends i a
TO G,of st ,tion. in company with tso
pro,psc,ors iron the form ,r place. Thy
intend taking conplet- pr ,specii " out.
mt with them for the purpose Of exploring
the country in the vicinity Of the rSeen,
gold discoveries, near Geoff, where Tom
Gilbert is cosniz mt Of several large gold
ledyes. We Eope the boys will strike i
rich.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
The CaR Of the S,uthuea Siirer Con.
senlicp and Nan Meeting
Of Miners.
FL. PAso, Texas. Aug. IS, 1889.

Ell. PAso. Texas. Aug. Is. 1882.
Ia obedience TO th. will and insiruc.
tions Of the south west Silver Convrni,on
and mass meeting of minerr held in this
city, on the 18th. 10th and l7th dss of
December. 1891. yoar executive ami sub.
co nmi,tec. charged with ~. duty Of
perpe'nA'ing the annual asse,nllsee Il
the miners Of the 80 'hwest in FL P.ro.
Do, 10 virtue Of the authority vested in
them. announce that The SECOND Annusl
Sou,hwes, Silver convention and nas-
meeting OF miners, viii convene in Fl
Paso. Dec. 8. 1892, at Ga IN.
Miners are urged to be present upon
the ocrAsion and 10 o,hersise lend their
assistance 10 q cansc NIT, nos. II ever
requires friends ani advocates.
GAS LoSGUEaARg,
President Executive Committee.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
hereafter

judge Schaefer has gone TO White Hills
to pay If his men. Since the sale Of the
bi. group Of mines the Juixe has con-
cin'led to keep his present force Of men
at work ON hi. individual property, Of
waich he has some Of the best IN that
region. From now on we may look for
r.n.wei activity in mining in White
Hills 80 Judge Schaefer never does az y.
thing by halves.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

Sephan smith brought IN y carload
Of ora from tho Sam }, mine, near Shsr-
um's Peak. and will have il worked st
the sampler. Mr.. Smith has done an
immense amount OF work on this claim,
having run hundreds Of feet OF drifts,
shafts and wines alone and unaided.
The mine il one Of the beat in that vi
cinity and would prove a valuable prop
erfy for company
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
Who Can Beat II.

Geo. Glover, owner OF the MalIton
mine in Nevads Gulch, claims to have
broken the record for hosting water from
u mine. With "A Common Sense Steel
Whim made by the Wbim Co. OF Dem
yer. he hosted ionr barrels OF water
every five minutes IRON depth OF eighty
feet, and kept the Deed mp for nine
hours. Who can bea. it?--Desd wood
Daily Pioneer.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
xof'es II rarpoyso.
oFvrE ov THE SHERIvY AND Ex.
egFIcIo TAX COLLECTOR ov
HoHsvE County, ARIx.

ofvrE oF THE SHERIFF AND Ex.l
egFIcIo TAX COLLECTOR ov
HoHavE County. ARIx.
hSeAAS, Arizona, Sept. Path, 1892.
Noace is hereby given that the dupli.
ca'e ssessment roll Of the county Of
MohSe. Territory Of Arizona, for the
year ss2, Is nov In my possession for the
co''ecson OF taxes therein, and the taxes
are nos due and payable. Taxes will he
deNnqcnt on the third Monday In De-
cemoe'next hereafter, and unless paid
on ths day or prior thereto, one and
'"e-nat uh) per cent. per month dur.
.n9 the lime the said taxes shall be de-
'inquen' will be added TO the amount
'hereoi = penalty. l am now ready to
receive axes at my office In KIngman.
hours Of 2 O'Clock a. m. and
ocioctp. m. from and after this date.
WIN. n. LAKE,
shorthand Ex-ofiicio Tax Collector.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. NJ. Marshall, Of Flagstaff, will
he IN Kingman November l0,h, prepared
to perform all operations in dentistry.
Satisfaction guaranteed IN every case and
charges reasonable. Please call early as
my stay will be short.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

The famous Piushnrs mine in Chime.
hueva monntains have Just been sold 10
Monaghan anil Murphy Of Neeile Ci.
The purchase price i. unknown hu, is
un,ieistood to he mp in the thousands
Tn. thine. since its discovery has been 4
heavy dividend producer. The new
owners will probably put on large force
OF men AMI make large shipments OF ore
hereafter
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

Two experts from C.lifornia are ex.
amininy the McCrackin. Buno and
Greenwood mines in the vicinity of Sig.
nal with view TO purch ,se The mines
are fine properties and should now be
employing hunir,ds Of mn ins'e,d Of
lying idle.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05

A. NJ M.Duf,e and Harry Hanna had
two clrloads Of Rainbow ore worked ~
the sampler this we.k. Tha ore net'ed
them about one hundred dollars per ton.
All the ore now on the dump will be ship,
ped TO the sampler ~ soon as possible.
Mohave County miner., 1892-11-05
AT HAM D

In a dangerous emergency, AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL is prompt to act and sure to
cure. dose taken on the nrst symptoms
Of Group or Bronchitis. checks further prog.
ress Of these complaints. II softens the
phlegm, soothes the inflamed membrane,
and induces sleep. As remedy for colds,
coughs, loss Of voice, Ia grippe, pneumonia,
and even consumption, In Its early stages,