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Watiirlid1e heise Sdhtpefelz8aoer

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Sautes Snfpeftors anaufinbisen.
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G1lak Der 3onnemtipm.
3mei oeuofratiide @taots : sidets
int Teloe.

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bon Srabis County.
GeneralsM ntpalt: 6. q. McDDueQ
bon gorpel County.
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fortf1rittIiden (6eutf6en) @oIfes lit.
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aus allen Sbeilei1 bes Staates trafen
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Smith County.
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Der N0ttte unh in ben a%ubentbeln Der Staot4 Grobe Muspabl.
aebnliae Oferhu 0nS nte porter semaAt wOrOen.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Mafienper,ualter.
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6. u. 8ieberbid.
9a3u bemerft 9err paftor Meaerbof
in elmer rMnmerfung" nod 6olgenbes:

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in elmer r@nmerfung" nod Golgenbes:
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benibt iparen, fir bic Gerbreituns b.s 1.
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befielbigen perbdHtigten pber potl aar pers
laumbeten, eben 10 eifris in Der 8erbreituna
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ben mnb bic 8elision Der 2iebe mebr eefDrbert
tperben."
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libel al bieier STEELE uieberbolen,
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sebt uns Elm beftosrapbirter Brief sl,
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
Sorely Afflicted.

DIED December 6, 1892, of diph-
liberia, Lilburn Bernard son of Mr..
and Mrs. i, G. Bernard.
The deceased was a young man al
most fully grown and commanded the
highest esteem OF all who knew him
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard are surely s0rely
afflicted. Within the past three weeks
they have buried three children, three
more are sick, two of whom may not
recover. Mr.. Bernard just returned
Monday from the east where he took a
shipment of horses, to find two children
buried and see his son die next day
Words cannot express the sympathy
that friends here feel.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
AN IDAHO SEA SERPENT.
And a Story That Will Turn Muuchau.
sens Ghost Green With Envy

S0"S UnOSC Ufeen with Envy.
The following is clipping from the
new York world, of a recent date. IL
is IN Keeping with many stories of SIM
liar nature which have appeared in
diiferent eastern papers as specials
from Boise. We would like to know
the author very much as we want to
send him the liars belt and then 90 and
hate ourselves to death:
Boise, Idaho, Nov. ga despatch
10 the Statesman from Lake Chelnn
says that three travellers, while on their
way recently to point near the unner
end OF the lake, stopped at a spot called
Devils Slide, and one of them waded
INTO the water to make his morning
additions. mug
AS he was dipping his feet for the
last tlme ne suddenly uttered a scream
ana called to his companions that he
was being dragged into the lake bv
to his leg. "''' ''oA'4ins
His friends rushed to his assistance
ana selzlng him by the arms succeeded
~ uInging MN ashore and with q
chung to his leg. It apneared to h S.n
the legs and body of an alligator with
tne mead and eyes of a serpent. Be-
Si, Its fore and hind legs on either
side, were large, ribbed, leathery-iook-
ing wings. The tail was scaled but
not barbed, like that in pictures of
Dragons. With the exception Of the
under part of the throat and the tins
OF the wings, feet and tail, the creature
was beautiful white, and its skin was
as soft as velvet. ~ S-'- ~
me two men tried in vain. with
knives, sticks and stones to beat it off.
put the monster chung fast to its prev
1TIlnaily the men built fire and pulled
the neck and abdomen Of the creature
across it. Soon it began to move and
stretch out its leathery wings after the
manner OF bat, and then suddenly IL
by the leg. '''o '''"'A
After rising to height of 200 feet Il
LOOK header downward and plunged
INTO the lake with splash and sank
beneath the waters with its human
victim, and neither was seen again.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
AFFAIRS OF THE CITY.
the Town Board Meets and Allows
Some Bills,
And Attends to Other Business Of rho
Corporation The U. r. Asks Privi.
leges Over Which the Town has no
Control.

Special meeting called to order
December 6, all members being present.
The clerk was instructed to segregate
assessment of >. L. Morrow property in
accordance with the request of &. w
Cooper and VIM. kinkaid.
TIE following accounts were allowed
and ordered paid from the
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND:
Mineralized Rubber Co., MOBILES $ 3 on
J. NJ Martin salary, etc. ..... So 90
III. Cook, special nightwatch. IL 90
ON ROAD FUND:
c. w. Cooper, lumber 12 20
=: II. Van Wyngarden. crosswalk % 90
N. .. Gwlnn Mer. Co., sundrieS. GO
+. }. Curtis, labor. ............. IL %
The bill of Frank Gibson for eleven
days work on roads at 90 per day, was
objected to by Mr.. Morrison and the
question being upon the allowance of
the account and its payment by warrant
upon the road fund, the ayes and nays
were demanded by Morrison and taken
with the following result: Ayes-Dun-
bar, Gwinn, Hardy, Steunenberg; Nays
Morrison. Bill allowed and warrant
ordered.
The bill Of John Kearney for labor
on roads during November, 1892.
amount $21, was objected to by Mr.,
Morrison and the question being upon
the allowance of the account and its
payment by warrant upon the road
fund, the ayes and nays were demanded
by Mr.. Morrison, and taken with the
following result: Ayes--Dunbar
Gwinn, Hardy, Steunenberg; nays
Morrison. Bill allowed.
Report of marshal read and approved.
A letter from Supt. Calvin asking for
additional right-of-way in Caldwell
was read. The clerk was instructed to
reply that the land in question was
private property and the town had
nothing to do with it.
The treasurer was instructed to for
ward the delinquent tax list of the city
10 the assessor OF Ada conunty.
The chairman called attention Of the
board to the fact that interest on cou-
pom bonds Nos. ], 2 and were over
due. Mr.. Morrison made objection to
their payment. The ayes and nays
were ordered. Ayes-Dunbar, Gwinn,
Hardy, Steunenberg. Nays-Morrison.
The ayes and nays were called three
times upon three different interest cou-
pons, with same result as above.
On motion of Mr.. Morrison the board
returned to the order of presentation
and allowance of accounts, and a war
rant was ordered in favor of T. H. Cal
laway for $l5, six months salary as
police magistrate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
Goat Riders.

Caldwell Lodge No. 10, 1. q. O. F.,
elected the following officers last We'd
nesday night: j. L. Harmon, Noble
Grand; WI. H0llenbeak, Vice Grand;
w. $. Bailey, Recording Secretary; II.
ID. Blatchley, Permanent Secretary; NJ.
Is. Gwinn, Treasurer; \. X. Steunen-
berg, W. s. Bailey NJ. b. Gwinn, Trus-
tees.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10

A full line of school supplies al
Wright's drug store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10

You read this, and so do 1000 others;
suppose it was local of yours.
A full line of storm serges now on
sale at Monte b. Gwinn Mer. Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
Notice..

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to Monte b. Gwinn Mer-
CATTLE Co, are hereby given notice
that their accounts must be settled be-
fore January l, 1893.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
Notice to Sportsmen.

No shooting allowed on the NJ. Potts
estate and VIM. and &. nj. Orr's place,
two and one-half miles east of town.
VIM. ORR, MRS. NJ. POTTs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10

1t becomes the painful duty of the
detective to expose piece of heartless
deception practiced by two young gem
tlemen of Caldwell, who have hereto
for bore good records. We have before
said something about Bill Isaac and
Walt Sebree going hunting and return
ing loaded with venison. This they
distributed among their many friends
and quite a number of Caldwell house.
holds have been feasting for the past
week upon what they thought was
once real live deer, and wondering
and awe-stricken children have con-
templated with eyes as big as saucers.
the mighty hunters who contributed
so much to the enjoyment of their
stomachs. In fact Bill and Walt have
been the heroes of the town, and have
staggered around like Rev. Boone did
when killed the bear, and made COM
mon people get off of the sidewalk and
apologize for being in the way. Had
the two mighty hunters left a saddle
with THE TRIBUNE skeleton all might
have been well, but this neglect caused
an investigation which revealed the
startling truth. Failing to get any
deer (they had all heard the "Big" and
Galloway were coming and Left and
fearing the horse-laugh they would
receive by coming home empty handed,
they killed, and dressed thirteen If
Bills choicest mutton, which they
palmed off on unsuspecting friends for
deer meat. Quite a number who
couldn't eat mutton under any circum-
stances and VINO have gorged them
selves on the bogus deer and swore it
was the best meat they ever tasted, are
talking of lynching party. We hope
they will take no desperate steps.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10
'sTribune', Recipes.

railroad Stew-Take about three
men from Nampa and publish all they
say. Add little of thePayette scheme
and stir well with Weiser's sure thing.
season to taste with the Boise Butte OF
the U. +. going into Boise. Serve hot
or cold but-often.
canyon county soup-Cut a fine
large slice off of old Ada, but first elect
Rus Walters and Clay Branstetter to
rat offices in the old county. They will
make the soup and then swim in it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-12-10

Bailey, the smoke vender.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

Robert Paul, U. 8. Marshal for Arizo-
ma, was in Kinamsn Thursday Of this
week. He informs us that the trial ju-
rors in the U. y. Court have been dis
charged and that no convictions were had
at this term Of court. and but few indict-
N mts were had before the grand jury.
the "unlawful cohabs." whether Mormon
or gentle may now breathe more freely
until the next term. No one in this part
Of the northern district have as yet suf.
fered from the provisions Of the Edmunds
Act, though it is hinted that the U. s.
Attorney has some names down in his
little book, who will get hauled over the
Goals when Congress can get Holmon, the
Great Objector. silenced long enough to
pass an appropriation for judiciary pur-
poses for Arizona sufficient to liqnidate
the expenses Of real business session Of
the U. 8. court.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24
Petition for Order Of Sale.
IN THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY
Of Mohs,s, Tsrrit ory Of Arizona.

IN THE PROBATE COURT, COUNTY
Of Mohs,e, Tsrrit DRY Of Arizona.
Order to show
In the matter of thet cause why order
estate Of Edward Briggs of sale Of real
Deceased estate should not
be made.
J. X. Bigier the administrator of the
estate of Edward Briggs, deceased, having
flsd his petition herein duly verified,
praying for An order of sale Of the real
estate of said deoedent for the purposes
therein set forth, 1t is therefore ordered by
the Judge Of said court that all persons
interested in the estate OF said deceased
appear befoie the said Probate Court on
Thursday the 18th day Of JSuuSry, 1892,
at IL o'clock in the forsno IN of said day
at the Court room of said Probate Court,
at the Court House in said County, to show
cause why an order should not be granted
to the said administrator to sell all Of the
real estate Of said deceased ut public or
private sale AZ shall be necessary: And
that copy Of this order be published At
least four successive weeks in the MoaAvs
COUNTY Mmss, a newspaper printed and
Published in said county.
L. o. COwAN,
Judge.
Dated this 10Th day Of December, 1892.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

The X. Of p. goat was accused Of eating
out from the lodge room Wednesday
night and devonrins the parsphenalia he.
longing TO the Christmas Tree exhibition
and hue and cry was Immediately
raised tor the gore Of the mischievous
animal. With fear and trembling the
NJ 1t A. approached tho strong room and
unlocked the door with shaking fingers
and vague foreboding tugging at his
breast. But no! the X. Of p. goat WAS
leaning for support against the side Of his
stall and looked ~ gaunt as greyhound
after his hard usage of last Saturday
and looked reproachfully At the intruder
who dared to interrupt his meditations at
such an unseemly hour. The NJ. at A.
heaved q sigh Of relief and softly retired
from the presence Of his gostship. After
a long search the children's regalia was
found upon the top OF the courthouse
roof, and the Knights we're forthwith ex-
onerated from all blame.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

The plug hat brigade on their way TO
the Williams dance from Needles, got left
off the train here Tuesday night, and the
howl which arose when thev saw the
train disappearing around the curve
awoke an echo which was heard Tor sew
srsl minutes thereafter They boarded
the passenger train the following morning
and undoubtedly arrived in Williams in
time for the dance. But We pity the
poor conductor who went off and left
them TO the tender mercies Of the unsym-
psthizing inhabitants OF Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

The White Hills company have pur-
chased mining claim from Ed. Phoenix
for considers alton Of 1900. The claim
il blind prospect just vest Of the Prince
Albert and south Of the Blind Goddess.
The same company also bought the
claim belonging to Jsmes WilIArd--ths
first west extension Of the Prince Albert
for &5, 10000.
The company seems to be making hay
while the sun shines in getting all claims
in White Hills that are fcs sale before
the boom gets fairly under way
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

What 10 the mstter with putting in a
large electric plant at this place from
which TO supply ali the mines and mills
to the north OF us with sil necessary
power. Hosting plants and mill power
can be supplied in this manner very
cheaply. Wires can be ! NJ . distance
Of sixty miles with very little diminution
Of power. No wood or water would be
needed at the mines except for domestic
nses and the cost Of working the mines
would be reduced fully one half. This
is pointer for some brainy capitalist to
freeze onto.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

Geo. Barrett, accompanied by his wife
and brother-in-lAw. Charley Allen. came
in from Prescott Wednesday afternoon
with six.horse team. Mr.. Barrett il
here for the purpose Of freighting bet ween
here snd White Hills. and hrs team left
here Thursday on its initial trip loaded
down to the guards with freight for tho
new camp.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24
NOTICE.

Send In yeWr orders inasne nedistely
- tho w. III. .TsggaPt Merrsatile
Company fer New Years Delies.
eies 81 Every Description. The
gssAs VIII be sest - yes right
away. Evevythisg I" be- desired 10
the way 81 Holiday Gssds ~as be
Seusd Ut THE w. u. TAGGART
MERCANTILE COMPAY's store
II kIgmsn. Order at Onee.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24
Proposals.

Notice IL hereby given that sealed bids
wIIl be received by the Board Of Super.
visors Of Mohsve county until Monday,
January 2nd, 1898 Ut 2 o'clock p. m, Of
thst day, for the following contracts for
the year 1893, from the 6rst Mon iay in
January, 1898, to the first Monday in
January 1894, to-wit: for doing the
county printing as follows:
LIST. Publishing minutes Of the Board
OF Supervisors, one insertion a. required
by law.
md Publishing delinquent tAx~-Iist
for 1899 tins- required by Iaw, and in
mannsr ard forn provided by law.
EAsa~ Publishing advertisements. no
tices, procixmstions, ETC., time required
by Board and IA provided for by Law.
Bid, to state price proposed to be
charged per inch for each In,evtion.
I 4%h. For printing letter heads, envel.
opes, receipts and blanks needed nv the
different county officers, and furnishing
stock therefor All such stock 10 be not
less than sixteen pound fat cap or twens
ty-four pound folio. Envelopes to be six
and ten inch Xxx quality, and letter
heads ten or twelve pound paper. Bids
to state price proposed to he charged per
thousand.
For the care OF the indigent sick OF the
county that may he confined to the
county hospital including the furnishing
OF all necesssries incident to the proper
care and ministerxnce VI the patients.
County to furnish lights and fuel for lick
rooms.
Bids must specify distinctly the
amount proposed to he charged Tor each
days attendance upon each INDECENT sick
person. including medical attendance
medicine, food, bedding and clothing.
For medical and surgical treat,nent TO
inmates Of the county jail and indigent
sick Of the county Of Kingmsn and st'
tendance in the Probate Court in the ex.
animation Of persons charged with i'm
sanity. ... ..
Bids 10 state price proposed to be
charged for said service ~ = whole.
For furnishing meals TO prisoners con-
fined In the county jail At Kiogmsn
bids to state price proposed to be charged
per meal.
For burying the INDECENT dead Of the
county st Kingmsn for the year l89yMnd
making graves a. required nv law.
For conveying persons sdjndeed in.
sane by the proper authority in Mohave
county to the Territorial insane asylum.
Bids to state price proposed TO be
charged for each person conveyed.
The successful bidders will he required
to give bond in such amount a. the bond
NAV require, or a. fixed by Law for the
faithful performance Of their respective
contracts. Said bonds to be approved by
the Board. The Board reserves the right
to reJcc, any or all bids. All bids 70 he
addressed to Clerk OF the B ,ard Of Su"
pervisors and marked county proposal"
and services TO he rendered.
BY order OF the Board. ~
...s ..# Clerk.
Kinpmsn, Dec 10th, 1892 .s
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

X. T. Root lost one OF his valuable
horses At Chloride, on his way il from
White Hills Thursdsv. The animal Was
taken with collie and died in short time
after arriving 10 Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

Kingmsn people should stand together
for the mutual bsnefit Of the town. We
have the incest to~n on the line Of the
Atlantic and Pacific road and our people
should set out trees and beAutify II in
every conceivable way. Trees for street
improvement would not cost much and
a. no irrigation 10 necessary their main
tenance would be trifiiug.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

Capt. w. II. Hardy has Just put in
thirty acres Of grain near town. The
first rain will bring it up finely. The
Captain will have one Of the finest ops
Of hay and grain ever cut in Arizona
next spring.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

John Jsmison Was in town from Todd
Basin Tuesday. Himself sni Thomas
Sunson are hard at work on the Blackfoot
mine, at that place, getting out another
rich shipment Of ore. Mr.. Jemison had
the misfortune TO get piece Of steel in
one OF his eyes and had to come to tosn
10 have 1t removed by the doctor.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-24

The vigwsm st the courthouse to-
night 10 going 70 b an entertaining
affair for the little ones Mesdsmes Ogden
and Yer Mehr have bsen indefatigable
in their efforts In behalf OF the little ones
to make the affair y success. Everybody
should 70 and aid TO the enjoyment Of
the children.