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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
<BBETTS DEFEAT MORE CERTAIN.
THE SENATORSIIIP IN NEwJERSEY PRACT.-
cALLY WON BY JAMES SMITH. JE.

THE sENAToRsnIP IN NEwJERsEY pRACT.-
cALIY WON BY JAMES SMITH. JE
Trenton Jan. (special).-The Senatorial situation
ne shown Mt the assembling o, the legislators 10 hSht
indicates the defeat OF Albeit much more plainly
than heretofore although II has seemed clear enough
before The Governor is not here, nor Is 'ames
smith Ir. and they are both keeping hands OF some
NJ the minor contests with the idea that they would
get more harm than good ont OF 1t. There hns peeh
. mora careful counting OF tonight than here
,ofore bv the Smith men. and an examination or
their claims proves that they are not exneecra'hs
when thcy claim thirty votes.
TN. rc,l oucston now is whether Albeit Will take
his dcfcnt calmly seek revenge IL IS saiu on eooi
authority that he has agreed to stand by smith against
any third mau. and that means smiths success. I"e
q Dukc OF Gloucester, has said he means TO vote Tor
Abbct,. but lie will probably over to Smith
alng with tie rest. some OF AoUe'.
,dends are making his fall easier by
a.ertn. loudly that he never felt certain OF bis cleo
tion nnywav and that the general deser'ion OF him'
even By the gang that has fed on his bounty, Is no
great surprise to him. II Is marvellous how Demo-
Gratis here are disposed to DO and say the worst against
rho man whose political star is now setting They
seem to be taking sweet revenge ior All "'' 'u'"'
ways in the past
The success OF Thompson In his fight for his liel-
tenant Flynn for speaker which Is admitted tonight
does not indicate anything In particular excepting mat
Thompson has n long purse and n liberal spirit. IL
will not help him materially IN the race-irack le5is-
Iaton he seeks for votes will have to be got Tor
that measure In the face OF more agitation than has
heen seen In the state for many year. unless pres
ent agns fail. The SenatoShip Is not tied up 10
his measure rs Thompson hoped IT would be. The
Senatorial caucus will be held for two weeks but
wien Il Is there Is likely 10 he only one cand'h"'e'
lanes Smith. jr. ~ c,o,
The senate caucus was held tonight Coonei
Michael Barrett. Of ESSEX, presided he Is sihiln t.n
man Senator Barker withdrew from the contest iof
prcsident OF the senate. Hc Is an Albeit man.
Colonel Adraln had opposition and received ie the
unanimous vote OF the caucus Inc other senate
"T,cers were chosen as follows: Secretary,
sam ri C. Thompson, OF Warren assistant secretary,
William f. Ross OF Sussex; journal clerk, George
x olrman of Essex assistant journal clerk. John
IT, Mattlson OF Somerset: sergeant atarms. Miehaei
Nathan OF Hind ~On as distant s.rgear &, John ". Ian
cnstar ~ IIuntcrdon and hwnrl x. Van Couver,
Of Burlington: engrossng clerk; Joan r Flynn OF OF
p,rcen h clerk Henry J. Earle. OF Pass,lc calendar
clerk Candy s. R0.nrison, OF Cape May.
The House caucus win be held tomorrow forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
A RECEIVER ORDERED FOE 4 BENEFIT SCCIETY.

Boston. JAM O-Judge Lathrop. OF the Supreme
Court today ordered that the FveYear Eeneit Order,
one OF the largest endowment orders In the country,
be placed in the hands OF receiver. The Judge
ENDS that the order has been carried on for the benehs
~ the officers and not for the advantage OF the
certificate holders. Funds amounting TO $JO0O00
viii be distributed by the receiver AT one time the
assets OF the concern aggregated Sl,25O,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
HISTORY OF THE FAMOUS COMBINATION.
TERMS OK WHICH THE READING LEASED THE
TWO ROADS.

Tho transactions In Reading Jersey Central ana
hi, voiIcv stocks began To increase abont Fcbr'i-
orv Inst Prices steadily advanced, and enormous
quantities Of the shares were sold daily. Peopie
I'm Wall Street knew that some scheme was ahoa'
and wondered whnt II was. The few who were III
the secret bought and bought these three stocks nh'h
they exhausted their resources. Finally on February
10 an explanation OF the mystery WIS si,en
- ,t ,,,uc The announcement that
,ho Reading had leased the other two lines
for 900 years. and thus war in control OF IS per
con, of the competitive anthracite coal trafic of
penusylyania on December 10 thr tonl transactions
n, ,hc three stocks amounted to Ti2OOO shares kend'
inc hcing sold to the extent OF 10000 shares
w.dnc opened ut 40 s and went to so "a, closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
HEAVY FlTLURE IN THE SHOE TRADE.

Toledo Ohio Jan. 9.-The firm Of Dewey, Rohers
Co.. the largest wholesale shoe house In Ohio fai'eo
today. The liabilities said to be In the neshpof'
hood OF S40O 600: assets about S3oo,OOO samuei u.
Foster was appointed receiver. IL is runoreo mss m
snveraI Of the city banks are heavily involved. The
house was one OF the Oldest IN the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
prc yEly ENGLAND ELECTRIC COMBINATION

Uaverhill Mass Jan. 0.-It IS reported mere TO-DAY
that the stock OF the Iaverhil Merrimnc and Amrs-
iurv Electric Railroad Is TO be pooled with that of
Inf n dozen other electric roads In New-Englnn''
Among the roads which will be Affected are those IN
New London and Norwich Conn: the south sh"re
iInc pIymonth. Mass, ard The Bangor Me- ,NH,on.
T,o consolidated companies VIII. II Is stated I1ri
ono OF The largest companies In the business anu
4, understood that one purpose Is 10 antagonze ut
.ysomson- Houston syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
CANAL COMPANY CHECK STUBS MISSING.

MORE THAN 250 OF THIN. EACH KEPKEsENT
ING LARGE SUN. HAVE DISAPPEARED.
Paris, Jan. 9.-The Parliamentary Committee OF
Inquiry has discovered hiatus In the sequence Of the
Canal Company's check stubs. More than 900 Of tn,
stubs are missing, and 1t has been learned that Ia
every case a large sum was involved. One OF the
checks was Tor 100 900 francs others for sums
between 10000 and 10000 francs. II the stubs OF
these checks are no, found. Felix Cottu and Marlus
aontane, directors OF the Canal Company, will De-
liable 10 imprisonment for three years each. They
are suspected o. having destroyed the stubs TO
project their reactonist friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
PARIS TROOPS HELD IN THE BARRACKS.

FEW or THEM WILL BE SEEN IN PUBLIC TO
PAY WHEN THE CHAMBER REASsEMBLEs.
Paris, Jan. 9.-Although General Sausser has taken
all p'ecaution to prevent street demonstrations and
the ranks In the Paris garrison kept full, every
ef)rt will be made 10 avoid anything like a public
display OF troops At the reassembling Of the Cham
Der tomorrow probably fewer troops than usual
will bc Ia the street The have received
special orders moreover. TO taie exceptional pains TO
avoid street wineshOp conflict with civilians in
order that the Anarchists and Socialists may have
to iEcitc tnmult and popular demonstrations
against the military similar Instructions have been
given 10 the police otherwise both police and mill
tary are under no unusual orders for tomorrow.
The French Chamber at the opening OF It's regular
session today. viii have 10 elect It's Speaker The
former one, VI. Floquet determined to present
his candidacy. though he has been involved in the
Panama scanal, upon his own admission that lie had
used some funts Of the company-not. 1t IS true, for
bis PERSONAL benefit, but only for making his successful
political campaign against I;ou;angsm and for aiding
In The election OF Republican Chamber In 1889.
Many Deputies will vote for him as Speaker, for they
conscious that NJ. FOquet could tell them they
told by his colleague ex-Mins;er RouNier
Had ! not acted as did. most Of you would not
now be seated upon these benches
SIN, It IS rather unlikely that VI. Flouquet Will S.
cure majority IL out 10 be true, as reported
by cable dispatches, that the Right has decided to
vote against him. Moreover, general elections viii
ment Ia the provinces as well as In TIE large Cities
seems 10 be inimca 10 the present Panama
Chanbr7 called, that its members may be tempted
70 sacrifice their leader and thus appear as having
been innocent Of any dealings with the unfortunate
s9mgaY Of the in,eroceanie camel The friends OF
election wOuld put an end to IDS political career,
have gone around Offering compromise 10 the he.i-
btng Deputies, and asserting that he would resign
tie speaiIership Immediately after reelection TO it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

Iioughton Mich, Jan. 9.-Dr. McIosh ply s!cian at
the Portage Entry stone qunrres shot last night
by Erick Kangas for refusing To respond promptly To
n call TO attend drunken FIN The ball entered the
right side and penetrated the liver Dr. Mciosh died
this morning. Kangns who Is about thirty years old,
IS in iau II Is feared that he will be knched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
~ rSc.prn vreDynER REcAprURED

Portland, Ore, JAM &C. II. Carter who six years
ago was ser,enced at Mt. Vernon, No., TO be hanged
for the murder OF Robert Crockett and who escaped
from custody before the sentence could be carried
Se was going under the name OF X. e. Rose. Carter
viii be held until requIsion papers arrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
A RIVAL TO DUNRAVEN'S YACHT.
A FIFE BOAT PROJECTED WHICH. TT is SAID.
MAY sAII. FOR THE AMERICAS CUP.


MAY SAIL FOR THE AMERICAS CUP.
Landau Ian 0-According TO the latest report. II
&, mt ot all certain that Lord Dunraven's yacht will
ac. next SIMMER for the Americas Cup. though he
,s the challenger TO such contest syndicate OF
C1vde vachtsmen has given an order TO william
pife fr OF Falrlie to build yacht OF similar onnag'
IN tlat OF the vessel being buit by LORD Dnnraven
c.ntoin Horarth and Scotch crew will sail th'
svndcatc's Yacht against Lord Dunravens ana II
tbe former proves the faster vessel She VIII be sent
~ Now York TO compete for the Americas Cup. OF
etc.. with the challenge accepted by the New-i"rk
Yacht Club.
The above dispatch Is evidently sent under mis-
onnrcbension II would be utterly impossipe Ior
,ha ri,. boat 10 be sent over here to race for The
,merico,s Cup In place Of Lord Dunravcn's boat
Tho Roval Yacht SQUADRON has issncd challenge III
ho,ar NJ Lord Dnnravcn and the name ana lcng'h
y, tho boat TO come over. well as the name "i
her owner are part Of the challenge. That boat
I'm, yacht club and that owner are all the ones the
New York Yacht Club can consider Mt present III re-
la..on 10 any race for the cup II the fhe o'"'
owners wish 20 race for the cup they must get some
rocbt c,ub 10 challenge for them In the regular way
bont cnn under no circumstances take IN" place
~ Lord Dunravens yacht This every one VINO -
At all familiar with international yachting KNOWS
The boat building for the Scottish synncar may
eventuaIly come over here. but IL Is pcilecuy uu
derstood In Yachting erces ahd, por. nT Victoria Yac
tiub and the Cape May and BrentonS kcoI cuiS
against the efforts OF Royal Phelps Carro'is ne"
HerreshoH boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
I,rcr DRY GOODS YAy ASSIGNS

Wilmington. N. C., Jan. OF. W. Thornton. of
Favee,1le one Of the largest drygoods houses in the
STATE has assigned. r. NJ. Nmocks and A. j.
Williams are assignces The liabilities are $2OO,OOO,
the preferences about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

tourbkeersae. n. Y, Jan. 0-simpson Wooscy' u
,,oh,ond ulster County. while swinging manner 10
dav struck some dynamite cartridges III ILLS poen''
rr dvnam,te exploded, tearing away the aesh IN
Wn.,sevs leg and abdomen lie dled soon htef"a'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
THE PARIS BoURsE MUCH DEPRESSED

Paris, Jan. 9.-The Bourse to-day was much de-
pressed. Credit FOncier showed loss OF twenty
"ur francs to-day. Spanish threcs dshne1 l-S
Rr cent, while other foreign securities scored losses
"ngng from 3-4 TO per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
TIE PoPE's CHOICE OF A SUCCESSOR.

Rome. JAN GA sensation has been caused here
Wy Inc letter OF Pope Leo 10 the people OF Bologna
~ Which the Pontif states that In nominating Car
u'hai oerahDo Vannuteln TO be Archbishop OF
bologna he had obeyed the Divine inspiration. The
unusual declaration on the part OF the Pope is re-
safoed ms tantamount TO designating Cardinal van
nuteIi as his In the pontincate The Pope
Is also reported 10 have remarked "Nannutelh goes
70 Bologna a Cardinal and will return Pope The
e'ter OF the Pontif also removes the perplexity
winch the nomination OF vannutellI TO be- Archbishop
VI bologna had caused, some regarding 1t as an exile
from Rome
cardinal serafno Vannutclli was born at Gcnaz-
is"' isn2' In the Campagna di Roma. on November 20
ssHos and was created Cardinal on March IA, 1857;
H. i,o has been Nnnco at Brussels and at Vienna ana
va "A brother OF Cardinal Vncenz0 Vannutelli' eA
Nponatist. ""' '"' '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
MR. GLADSTONE RETURNING TO LONDON.

Paris Jan. 0.-Mr. Gladstone left Blnrrn TOT Lon
don to-day crowd of visitors and residents nc"oi
panied him TO the station and cheered him as tile
trun moved of. Mr. Gladstone looked eHcepuo""'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

MISS WILLARD WELL RECEIVED IN LONDON.
London, Jan. 0-Miss Frances r. Willard WAS re
oayed publicly at Exeter Hall this evening. the
omieing crowded, and Miss willard's address
~ chssred and applaudcd enthusiastically. Lazy
SnJ Somerset presided
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28
Another Gap - s's RInts o. ntnHo"s.

DIED-N White hll-. ii pn.Im'l,,
o. Janp.ry 18th, Nn \ RIy*ODl.
ag.i slxty-fDur yeirs.
Another o. the oli pi"nr~r1 hes g'n"
to hrs last rest. Billy R,ywoDi wts 0'rn
~ Ireland in 1929 and htT ben in tn
~Terrtorv tor over Vr'u'v Il - y"W-, aud
he WAS known bv ever, Old timer J." VI
h ave county, " pere he hss -pen th~ ltS
twenty wears Of his life IA mru'ng and
prnrpectng II il std TO lDOE h.ck over
the past and note how flme hn- thlrned
nut the ranks OF the rugged I'D piOm"rrr,
vino braved the dangers, toll snd hard
ships Ui early iavs, ~ OPEN NY path for
l--s vrnturesOme hum lnIty who follow ed
in their wake and reAped tho h"retit Of
their labors. They are all dropping or
uf sight, one by one, forgotten 10y 'h"e
who come after, and hv those Wh ~"
causg Of their shr-wedrr schenlng ah.Ii,
ties have reduced them 10 begX ny
Although ppJr oil BIl hk' NAV .
I'm. oil tnnrs 49, Ina wort 4n any h..
heart w.S "a erus Aui ~ par - the 20
ipr which hs htt given up h "m"
aud loved ones 40 many wears IN the lo"g
forgotten past Sleep, Bill, fhr sl''''p oi
one who has lei "a harmless life, and II
adversity, sorroS ana misfortune b h'r''''
with nncOnp ,iIink foTr,'ui- is = trrn'
route TO that mysterious Ian 5, g'u ar"
there
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28
4 Railroad Needed.

The eastern newspapers occasionally
contain an item Of the construction Of
some new railroad, the purpose OF which
IL to open up the richest mining coun'
try in the United States" Several Of
such have appeared lately and it seems
that there are many such countries, each
OF which is the richest. Now, Mohave
county does not ii iim To be the richest,
but it DOES claim TO be ONE of the richest.
Is II not IL sh Ams that a railroad has not
long ago o4en IN operation up 5 rcrAnIen
t. Valley to tap the many rich aud low
yrddA mines north, south, east and vest
Ii such a camp ss White Hills hAd been
struck in Colorado road would De car
ryng the precious metals therefrom ~
leBs than six months. BIT no. it Is Arr
zon - and that's the difference.
Toe glestiol arises WDI!i 1t pay?
IIet us see what camps, already estah.
Iisned, would contribute 20 Us support
not saying dnvthinI Of the many to be
established, for We firmly believe that
~ INV uf the best mines Of VI ,havs county
have not vet been dlscoyefei; To prove
| which LOOK at the many new camps
ope nel up il tn Last !ear-GoId Bug,
| Minnesota, Eugene Camp, White Hills,
AN the ,rs new gold strike. These 10
g,ther ~ h Cerb Il, Stockton HlIi, Union
| BLsln, TOti B tsin, L,ynr SJrIngs, sIotk.
ton Hill, Mineral Park. ChlprIdr, Lost
| BA-In, Col 1 BASIN AN IN tny other small
er G unps; AMI il the Othrr dIreCihJn Cr-
dar, Anorev, Greenwood an the mhny
new mines thtt wOud be opened up
along Bill Williams Fork
rn- mln.rL nI.put Of MohAve county
wound pe incr6 ,sri tea told Why
BE .nss il wollI Opsn up many 10"
gr le mining e, aims that mpS lie ir Un
account oi the h,gh Transport ~
charges.
Such is fate. Arizona his to wait he
cause 1t has to depend upOr out-id" cap
itaI. Bat the tine Mi come, it Is bOnm,
10 com, aud let ~ mop. IL l. NOT Tar dis
rAnt. MohAve county to- the front! LIZ
Us rIvI tn. han rs.r cJHAr.r+ Of COtpr al,
il Unr UlI ,,n -- IL d "h'ch Ctn ~ 4 In'
by the con 1,ruct,Dn " i railroad through
Sacramento Valley.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28
T. o G. T.

At the regular nertIng Of the |. o. G.
T. Thursday night the following officers
were chosen to fill the respective offices
Tor the ensuing qTtr'er:
CIV q BakeIy; V. c., Mabel
NJ Iguire Ser Efe Tarr. F. $ , Mamie
Penberthy; T, Elwin Tarr; Chaplain,
Mrs $. f. w. BIAkely; T p. f Co..
lings; NJ Asa Harris; G. Minnie Saw
yer The Ioi!e ptssel 4 pleasant even
ing and the utmost harmony prevailed
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

J W Cohen Jur brought in Mexican
bv the name OF HrrnIques Thursday
nigh. AMI lodged him in jail on a charge
OF burglary. HenrIq les entered the
house Of a Mexican named Lopez, living
in Peach Springs, aud. IT IL supposed,
took "A yalrse containing clothes and fifty
tao doll lars IN MONEY II" Was arrested
nv Sheriff Coh~n"ur at Ash Fork aud all
that could he .ound OF the missing prop
erly wAs a hat aud SHIRT worn by the
prisoner, sho sck' o" Ieiged the THEFT OF
IN. clothes, but deniei Ia wing stolen any
money Il il supposed he mad An ac.
compile. ~ho gDt away with the balance
VI the property
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

Kean II Charles, special correspond
ent Of the RI PasO Bullion, vas pleas
ant caller at this office the first oi the
week. Mr. ST Charles has jnst come
from the alleged gold fields OF the San
Juan aud saws it is big fake and advises
all prospectors seeking for gold or other
mineral to stay away from the San Juan.
He SAYS there is gold there because he
panneh ont several colors and by the aid
Of powerful micfoscope managed 70
identify them as golh, He says the dirt
will pay about ten centsPer Ton and may
be fifteen. He went out to White Hills
Monday morning and is goir to try his
luck where mineral is fonnd IN ahun
dance
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28
Hotel Arr,vnB.

The following is n list Of the guests
registered at the Hubbs House this week:
+. McMahon, Los Angeles.
Geo. Bonelli, Quail Springs.
A. A. Eckstrows, Los Angeles.
X. Z. Clement, Ward, New.
A. II Smith, wife and family, NeedlSH.
Well G.. Barnes, iloln,Ook
J. w. Benh An, Williams.
W. Harper, Needles.
X. &. Fisher, Lsyne Springs.
Old Baker, city.
Leo iIImmeid.ter Los Angeles.
Frank Hewitt and wife, san Francisco.
TneO PIi:e, Sin Francisco.
John ). Kolar, ci'v
John Mcclure, city
Wm. GeIder, Denver.
5 A. Joseph, Denver.
Tn.O Craig, Denver
Malcolm McLei-n, city
J. w. + nnerSpn, kinynu
l. S-lbrnhtu.r, San Frincl-rO.
Mrs G,J. Sheffield, san Franci>C0
Ethel Mccoy, Porrlani, Oregon
J W Gerritt, Mineral Park
W + D-ianey, ru!-r,i-, ca
NJ. A. MsndeIsar, ; N Friu.ls:U
Wm. Cnr.ton, Fresno.
II. w. Geacon, Pnil,i-lphit.
II l. II zines, Pal ,d-lphls
Sam F Webb. Phe1x
Jas II. NJ Clinic X Pn-uix.
W. +. Wooster, FIagst,f
G. II. Fdnchers and ,if. N 'Ig I.rQl u.
]. 3. Sun bvd. iubrey.
Prot rvu i,Il AN vii.
] Z. Boniholt.
las. NJ Daley, Denver
John krnar, Nni,e Hills.
] BrAni', san Fr,nrrsro
B-n Cross aud wife. Chloride
4 Wilton. Treas, Prot. rynh H.
= Stephenson. Whu. Hills.
r. \. Com, W+ll,pn Spring~
A f. Linn, Needles.
At thu rDurlu-IJu at the I-ri0rm IhC~
o. the i-yIu Nu-"rt-s W-ir--d,y Might
Az eulrvAul. Il nee w,s h,d nv the
young peope Mr. li""i't k' div far
nIsh i EXCELLENT mn-'c Tor -" occasion.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

NV Scott has Deou appointed Deputy
Sheriff Tor Wuite HlIs precinct by sher-
i'll RJs0orVuSn and sent out to that
booming camp Mond,y morning. MIR
SCOT. Is steady, cool headed man AID
all! make .n efficient officer. We are
sUrry to lose nin trOru among us out our
loss is White Huls' gain.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

Saturday afternoon at al" residence Of
A. Yer Mehr were gathered he happirst
baDd o lnt!e folks that one can imagine,
10 do honor 10 Miss Msrie, the little
daughter Of the hou-ehold, the event
being the an,versary OF hrr S'h birthday
Music, and < lnes Of all dlscriptlons were
INDUCED m A sumpruons Iepast vas
served and the little hostess entertained
her friends right royalty. She Was the
recipient uf many petty aud n'eiui pres"
ents Those who participated III The
t.stivi,irs. were he Misses frankie and
L,llah Potts. Grace Iiemer, Maggie
Mackenzie, Edith and Florence Osfen,
Cora Delano. Ger'ie Pots, Marie Yer
Mrhr, Efhs Goodman, Masters Laurence
Ziemer, otto kuenceI and Stewart Yer
Mehr.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

A card party was given Saturday even
ing, January 21sr, at the residence Of
Mrs. X x. Osh-n, 10 honor OF the
twrIfth bir,hIAy u ,ne Misses Florence
F.. Ogden and Cora D-lAno. The young
folks enjoyed themselves 90 the utmost
extent, and voted the parry success
with wishes for many more such birth
DAYS aud long lie TO the two Young
Misses.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28
a Cure 10" Group.
Fork

II your children are sunjectei TO group,
alwavs keep bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy at hand. II is n prompt
and certain cure. II given ~ soon as the
croupy cough appears it will prevent the
attack For sale by
II. II. WATKINS,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

DIR W +. Wooster, a Young dentist OF
Washington, ID c., Is III town this week
..ui is estanli-hed ia rooms at the Hubbs
House. Mr. WDJ,.rr - "a trst-cIAs1
workman AMI h.s charges are very mod
crate
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

The II W.T. Mnsetres gave twO per
fDrmaDcrs here tuesday aud "Wednesday
night to large audiences and did good
husiness while IN the city. Their show
is first class and We reco mend them TO
the good people Of Prescott where they
play Friday, February ID.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

J. NJ. d .iiry, a miuinS gentlem sn u
Denver, CoIoraiO. Mas p iss.ng"r On the
stage from White Hills THURSDAY even"
ing, and expects 10 leave ior Denver in
day or two. Mr.. Dale, has controlling
interest in IN. White Hills mines and
saws the outlook ior the camp Is very
promising indeed.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

Geo. NJ. Bowsrs, y. d. VI t'addis, +.
l. Smith, Col Harley Fay, W. X. Jud-
son and MINER representative sal down
TO an elegant little supper last FRIDAY
evening in Yung Hing WO's Restaurant
The supper wa given by the kinGmsn
Ping Hat Brigade in honor OF one Oi rs
most iIIu-trious memhers, Col. Fay, and
a magnificent diamond shrt stud was
preseuted 10 him with few appropriate
remarks bv +. L. SrDi(h. The beautiful
token WA the gift OF q y S.nd"rson,
r. l. Smith, O. d. VI. g Glddis and Geo
NJ Bowers, and the CoIone' arose and
thanked the gentlemen for their costly
nyasent in short bu' eloquent little
speech. The supper Was an ep'cnTean
dream AMI will long he remembered as
one Of the pleasant memories by those
who attended. The gentlemen present
all voted IL u success and drank 'onE life
n The Colonel and the KingmAn Plug
Hat Brigade.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-28

Tne county fathers should attend 10
having the Coyote Holes watering place
fixed uu in shape rhe big teams .reish'-
Ins % Whire Hills find it verV imcon-
yrni.nt when the trUughs are empy
after long pail through the valley.