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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

The chief accessory In lawn tennis is
undoubtedly the field, or more technic-
ally, the court, on which the game Is
played. The space actually called for
by the laws of the game is rectangu-
lar parallelogram seventy-eight feet
long, and for single court where only
two play, twenty-seven feet wide. II
four are engaged, two against two, or If
one good player is ptted against two
partners, the game is played in what is
known as double court, in which the
width is increased TO thirty-siX feet.
The cut below shows how a tennis court
should be marked out.
Start out with the idea that your field
shall be as smooth, true and level as
the proverbial billiard ball. If your
grounds ad INIT choice of several loca-
tions, l should recommend that which
Is best sheltered from the suns rays,
and il in some deep pocket or bottom
so much the better, for, although in
rainy weather it may hold moisture
little longer, still that very fact will
keep the grass richer and stronger and
your court will not require hall the
patching for the same amount OF use
as a dry sandy court. Peg out dimen-
sions Of ninety feet by forty feet at
least; one hundred and fifty is better.
Then grad @ it thoroughly. Go carefully
over every inch of turf and raise with
a fork small holes; flstten all bumps and
knobs. While doing this see that you
get out all wiry roots and weeds OF
coarse, strong stems. Any weed, the
leaves Of which lie close and fat to the
ground, may be left, but lumpy plants,
like dandelions, daisies, speargrass, ETC..
should be pulled up and the holes care
fully filed. Let trefoil and kin
dred plants remain. II after
this treatment your ground
looks bare or pstchY in spots, run a
light harrow over it and sprinkle the
whole plot literally with any good
quality of lawn grass seed. When the
surface appears thoroughly thick and
uniformly golden, run your mower over
it in even, straight lines, parallel to
side lines and then to base lines. The
operation when performed properly
should make the court look exactly like
q checker board.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
VERE LOVE is Low.
POINTS IN TENNIS THAT MAKE TIE GAME
AN OIYNPIAN PASTINE.
To Weld the. Racket Dsfly-It Costs Very Little
to Have Court in Your Own HOms-HOw TO
Make 0nA
TCopvrieht, 1881

The difference Of opinion expressed
by eminent tennis players regarding
some points In the game have, In vie"
of the approaching intercollegiate tour
nament at New Haven and the PACING
States and western championship con-
tests, aroused more than the ususl anil
nation among wielders Of the racket.
The general public which knows the
game Of lawn tennis as one OF the most
popular Of all our summer sports seems
to misunderstood the matter. Rules
and not players are the occasions OF dis
putes over the games.
For healthy, physical exercise ana
pleasant recreation the game yields the
palm to no other outdoor amusement,
and one of its greatest claims lies in the
fact that it is eminently suited to the
capacities Of both sexes and can be
played CONFORMITY by them. Unlike
yachting, riding or driving the expense
OF its pursuit Is within the means OF the
most limited income, and the time de-
voted to its practice can be spared even
by those whose duties confne them TO
long and regular hours or business.
Lawn tennis is game suited to almost
any age from sixteen TO sixty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

often seen broad white tape substituted
Tor whitewash on private lawns on ac-
count OF an erroneous idea that the lime
10 the Whitswash burned up the roots Of
the grass, thus marrlng the appearance
OF the lawn after the tennis season has
closed, but this silly practice cannot
too strongly deprecate, for anyone can
readily imagine the danger to . player
should the foot be caught In the tape
while rushing full speed after the ball.
Very little need be said about the
selection Of the outfit required to play
the game, but / am convinced from 3
long experience that TO get the best
goods from responsible houses Is the
truest economy In the end. Cheap nets
with large meshes made OF thin, small
twine are to be avoided. The top OF the
net should be bound with q strong band
OF white webbing or canvas, from four
to six Inches wide. This gives you .
clear view Of the top OF the net from
any part OF the court. Mr.. Slocum rec
ommends the Taylor pole. don't
think IL can be much improved upon.
1t consists Of two sharp-pointed iron
sockets, driven flush into the ground,
into which the iron pointed ends OF the
pole ht rather loosely. Guy ropes hold
the poles upright and In position. The
net for double court should extend
beyond the side lines three feet on each
side. The rules require the net to be
three feet high in the center and three
feet six inches in the posts. During
play the net should be kept strung up
as tight as q drumhead, and care should
be taken that the regulation height be
always observed. When play is over
the net, II let up, should DO slackened
completely by loosening the guy ropes.
The racket for man should weigh
about Is to 13f ounces; anything
over that will certainly tire
the wrist of even an expert, and will
with reason cause the efforts OF the no.
vice at oackhanded wrist work TO be
clumsy and Intellectual. A lsdy's or
youths racket ranges from l2jf 10 13j5
ounces, aud for weak wristed girls or
developing lads that is good enough.
But mistrust the strength Of an eXcep-
tionally light racket; the lRhtness is
only gained at the expense OF good
wood and the bow 10 apt TO break at the
fork with any hard drives. Besides the
more plant the bow the harder IL is to
keep the racket tight-strung. You may
just as well play with butterfly net as
with bat with slack strings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

formed other re-
markabls feats regarded with suspicion
by truthful historians that he may sue
coed in compelling the public to recog-
nizs the fact that he is an actor.
That "On the Bowery" will be we'll
padded with liberal sections o. local
color Is indicated by the chaste ex-
tract from Brodie's lines that appears
at the beginning Of this article. The
accompanying picture also shows the
sx-bridge Jumpers pose as he pursues
his investigation concerning the
financial rating Of the unfortunate in
divldual whose impending exit Is quite
as apparent from the lines as his lack
OF dough"
Now that the commendable task Of
elevating the stage is In the willing but
feeble and faltering hands Of one or
two boxing kangaroOs, several stars OF
the divorce courts, two or three four
legged dancers and half dozen prize
fighters, it Is encouraging TO know
that they are soon to be REINFORCED b.
BrOdie, b. J.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Ie. Story of an African Farm.

BY (RALPH IaOSl OLIVE ScHRETSE
Under The non. de pluHs o. Ralph Iron. Miss
Olive Schfeinsr has written an EXTRAORDINARILY
powerful story. fall Of gfaphic dstcfptions hnd
the most appealing pAthos. The author seems
70 have followed no recognized model 81 20.
nance bus struck out new path in hctien i0f
herself Her novel consists Of series ~ stud
les Illustrating the wild life % IN orchard farm
in South Aries. ADD setting beiors The reader,
with striking yizor, the problems which treabis
a strong intsiligencs and an Imaginative an
bition. remote from asy possibility OF caiiufs
TIE work which leaves an abiding memory on
every reader Is one q the most fcmafkabis
uovele az the age
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
The Indirect Cause.

She-"Do you notice the beautiful
blue haze that seems to envelop every
thing here"
He-"Yes; that's caused by the mos
ouitos being so thick"
She-'I don't understand"
Howell, you will when you hear
the remarks Of the gentlemen board
ers."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Miss Isabelle Urquhsrt, the erstwhile
,tstnescue beauty Of the Casino, was
mite GOOD in "a Morning Call, while
ber Young husband, Guy Standing,
barely escaped being bad as the gallant
who is brought 10 his knees.
Alice shaw whistles more beautifully
than ever, and Loie Fuller, or La
Loie. as she Is called In Paris, created
q veritaole furorA Her dances-they
are called dances NS wslt Of q better
term-realiy consist oNthe skiiifui ma
nipulation OF very large and beautifully
made skirts Of delicate. foSsg texture,
70 the accompaniment Of neatly dozen
calcium lights distributed 40 pt the the
a,er. Zach OF the lights Ia ID With s
circular frame containing ~
dims, and ths effect Is lsBe shoi
sling Nothing ike IL has a
seen q this country. and Mis-
would be strong enough 10 fl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
~. Lave Of ODE scottIsh CaraIIsrs.
BY VIZ. EDMoxsrOuSE AYToUH.

These stirring ballads Of Professor Aytoun.
OF Blackwood fame. AATs tssif only riy.i IN
in .Kacaalay's LAYS on Ancient Rome Thsir
popularity ts not lesseusd Oy The fsct tlat tbsl
sfs - bs net with in every school feA1ef haa
IN tie rspertolrs Of most elOcuticnists ana HlaS
form dsclalmsrS. Nor u pOpaiN sppfsc aiion
Affected By the feet that their ssthsf. IN en'
shrining In patriotic and soui.ftirriuE verse 70
heroic incidsuts Of scottish bist0fy. iakst ths
'Koyalist1 side a. against that u ihs Cove.
nantsrs" The volume ~ Wsli worthy = plac5
amopk the CLASSES Of The Premium Library"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Rerond All Reason.

81 don't see why you call the story
perfectly unreasonable"
Look at the ending Of this chapter;
1t says they married and lived happy
ever after"
well, what's wrong about that?"
"Great Jupiter, man, the scene is laid
in Chicagol"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
IS. vicar Of Wakefield.
BY OLIYEg GOLDSMITH.

This beautifully illustrated s.iilon o. IA
- FngIt.h citssio will lncrsAs. ts at,fac-
800 ~ tbo,s who recogni1s the claim u Las,
~ ,.ssptially hons BOOK for ne Whole
readinr world. Goldsmith bas shsd over tas
wors he ten crest light % bis genius, ana me
pastoral scenes 10 T. are nnfiVailsd, We LA ~.
rr,ert sid gnspBf0Gchsd. By any other writer
- f-,fon AsStr Water scott GAic 0i -, we
"a tbs Vicar on Wakefield Ia youth and are,
and retarn 70 Il again and again, ani olsst tee
rser,o-y az Al author who contriVes 90 well 70
-.,.oneile IA 70 byDaE natgfe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Made one.

Quester-"Do you believe in this old
foEy idea Of matrimonY making two
people one?'
Jester-"Certainly, / do"
Ouester-"Do you think that has
been the resultiD the case Of our friend
Aspen?"
Jester-"Decidedly, but in his case II
seems to have been ordained that his
wife should be the one"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
ls. EssaYs OF EIIa
BY CHARLES LAME.

These charming essays are fuli OF gay hl-
NOR. intsrspsrssd with many az hits hspPy
INNS and bright Scintiiau0Hs Of VII; eAfsis.y
Elaborated a. they srs. they are Nflltsn Tl's |.
,bo utraost ease and grace. and composed ~
-. - g,re delicate and UnoBtrusiye. sex
ne MS material iu the common paths 81 ne
syep tbe humblest-LamD gives an lmgoflane'
~ EVERYTHING ana sheds grace over AZ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
Expsrlence Teaches.

Bridegroom-"Really, have no idea
how much ought to give you"
Clergyman-"I leave that entirely to
you, sir"
Bridegroom-"Suppose we postpone
settlement for year. Then l shall
know whether ought to pay you
thousand dollars or nothing"
Clergyman-"Oh, no; give me five
dollars now. I'm a married man my
self"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
w I'M PROCESS OF BINDING.
NINETEEN BOOKS NOW READY
For Delivery by a Our Office

termed an idsAiized h>binsop c,,.o. .,t,.
has All the fascination On, that rsno.n.d 800
IL Ia = book that IA sure % "a eos. - -
turies.charming a. well ~ edlfyf-g gehts 49,.
vet unbora. "Psul and Virgins" 1Ay hh0ps
Slace among the b9okf Of The "Prcmiam Libra
~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
10. Dreams.
porl orrvr ScnRErxER

Though unlike The story o. "a African
Farm. /" Dreams" has many o. the chtfActsi-
istIrs which made Miss sctrsiBsrt Early work
famous The cook 10 10th lntsfssfirg aef sag
gostife. and. bssidss ~ biEh nfsditeiite fsaii.
tiss IL rich ia tts clseettion ~ those msntal
ard moral probisns which this cleref VIII
dstlrhts 10 propogad - hefs<f and ~ btiofe
- fhourntful rsadss. Dreams j. manifettly
he vprk q a rare And sncsnmon nisd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
IL. The Scarlet Letter.
By NArHASIEL HAWTHORNE.

romance o. intense interest e1hihlnag eAI
traerdIpafy powsr % mental analysis ana
,r.rbic aesertption. For sn artistic eEposl-
s,o6 OF PnritsalsEa. a. modified BY hsN hBE'
isnd colonial Ufe. we have nothing Ike u IN
our literature Like the best OF scott no'eIsl
scenic fsatares Of tie sgs aHd place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

theater FOR many weeks. She returned
| 20 New York TO show us that the Paris
fans and LOhdoners went wild over her
for good cause, and she has succeeded in
doing it.
Edwin Clesry's Bouffes Parisiens pro-
duced "The Prodigal Son" at Days
theater. This piece IS chiefly remarka-
BILE from the fact that not q word is
spoken by any OF the actors. 1t may
prove q success, but is certainly risky
experiment for New York. The COM
pany includes Nine. La Comtesse Vile
Norm as Pierrot. the prodigal son; NJ.
Courtes as NJ Plerrot, his father; Nine.
Eugene Babe as Nine. PierrOt, his
mother; Nile. Paula Lemiere as Phyr-
netts, his wicked sweetheart, and NJ.
Vergile as the cynical old baron.
BRoDIE, b. j., AS AN ACTOR.
HAS dat bloke got any dough?
Nav? Den t'row him out!"
They say such things, and they do
such things on the BoWery. and Steve
Brodie, b. ]. (which, being interpreted,
means bridge jumper), is on the eve
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
IA. TWice.TOl Tales.


u.-,h,,,. N. most distinctly Americas
- - -, - most uopaiar o. our writer's, nas
rs-sn he world al unayi1g beck 10 7 vice
Tod Trlss They bsFe al The fs.icliy Of sf
,.,-s.is. al we'll "a he sBbtiety Ok thoaeht AID
iasight. which are sPsciAl Charm q tns as.soI
-. -, ~, AZ coutsmplAsion. and ia eject .
hs,gh,eneS by the literary feliciiiss Of ttyls no
iSss thau ~ The mag native gsnias Of ne A.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

or demon tr0tlng
this fact 90 the
( theatre goingpub
lies satisfaction
or otherwise by
starring In a COM
edy entitled ION
the Bowery. Ste
phen has been 80
successfulin jum-
ping from the
Brooklyn bridge
into fame that he
feels no hesita-
.tiOn whatever
about taking 3
header into the
histrionic stream.
he mas also been
so successful in
making q large
portion Of the
readingpublic be-
lieve that he once
went over Mag
ara falls and per-
5000 - -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
10. Moses from an Old MAnse.
BY NATHANIEL HA'

DJ NhIHH-''"1 - - y =
Another delightful companies for de hours
Is this collection OF MAGAZINE pApshI WIZ
U.vtbo,ns entitled Moses from an Ola
Hsnse.T Like All his WORKS, It is dlslingushed
for rs simplicity and irush. lts high liefsv
ercellepce commsnds it anew 70 public favor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
AGrent Trim

Brigvs-'I took Jagway on a fishing
trip last week"
Griggs-"How did he act?"
Briggs-"We bad TO bring him home
in a cab
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
by Owxs MEEEDirH
lRobert Lord LUTON.
IS Lucille.

Lucille. :" By TIE sseond Lord Lytton, lsls
Governor General % ildla snd BRUSH tmoas.
,ados Al Paris. Ia a novel Ia verse. sitb fhymsd
coupI.ts cast somewhat Ia tie mosa ~ Ms.
Byownlns's -Aprofa Leigh" 10 u a. sreh.nt
Ing story With A strong admirtgfs o. fota1nile
thosgtt piss fertility Of iHTeniioA ano bfiiAan'
dialogue
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

one should read. It's autbor hiss great imAE-
NATIVE power and a weird but original genus
There are passages u "traDkenstsin' thAt Ap
nall the "a nd and make the Gesh creep. oHce
read. tbs book caa hardly ever be forgotten.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
0. A Book Of Colder Decd.


This 10 Just the book 70 put into the hAnsi Of
youth. circulating heathy morality ana ule
manly and w0nanly sentiments 70" 49,
az b.tter formed than this 10 develop AID
mold the tastes 4 the rising generA1lon ana
encourage optimistic and patriotic IDEAS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
2. A TiilylOss Scandal.
]. M. BARRIE.

new work by J. N. Barrie, author Of that
Scottish classic, The Little Minister. when
has had a phenomenal sale, may be expected 70
whet the literary appetite OF every intelngenI
reader OF FIRST class nctlon, IN stories OF nun
ole SCOTTISH peasant life. Mr. Barrie Is on his
own special gsognd. He knows the charActef-
istics OF the Scottish weaver and the peasant
class as the sailor knows the sea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
!. PsnI and Virginia.

By BEHxARDIx DIX SAIST PIEEEE.
. mi, ldyllIc story. b. cizssis Frsnch sriier
NJ 49, Wholesome rouanlie school, . Al ll1es.
=. 49, hnf las won place for ifseif IN tks
$500 81 Almost every people Who p9sses,
s..--@s.r. ~ ean a1pr1clAte the work u gtni-
~ -. 4 na5.pitA soma i.sf.c progfists -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
(. The House Of the Seven Gables.
BY NATHANIEL HAWTHTRNE.

This masterpiece OF HGwthDrne's IS fuli OF
the imaginative charm OF romance. In fehciIy
OF touch its author is unzpproached 0Y any
writer since his own day The work Il, per-
hAps the purest piece Of poetic prose IN al tns
range Of American literature.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Cur coupons from the REGISTER and OBJ
tain a masterpiece Of English literature.
See coupon.
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Anew BOOK will be added each week.

cut out three Coupons bearing eoBsse1
tive numbers for three days sDd ensioss
fonr two-esnt stamps OF siGht esnts s1a
the REGISTER VIII send you. postage
prepaid, a book whose Lowest retail pr'es
n z5 csntL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
The Reyeries OF a Bachelor; or, A
Book OF the Heart.

By TX. MARVEL donald q. MitchelD.
This American classic has enjoyed world
wide circulation At It's price OF sl.25. IL ia now
offered for the FIRST time az nominal COST 20
our subscribers. .,.,
How agreeable Is "Ik. Marvel" in this gem OF
a book from his pen, how quaint, now humof-
Gus, philosophical. pathetic aud charming
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
3. Lays Of Ancient Rome.
By LORD MAcAULAY.
beautifully Illustrated

MAcA1lay's Lays are instinct with tue very
soul OF poetry. and are full OF heroic action aud
energy Like scott sdiEit-stirring BALLADS,
they have a hne picturesque quality, WITH
graphic breadth. and great realistic power OF
expression. The English, no less thaa me 10,
man Laws have the breath OF the battlefield and
the sounding notes OF the charge 10 battle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
liz MRs. GAsKELL-
8. Crawford.

"Cr2nford, in its charming miniature paint
ing ana sketches Of character, recalls we Ors'
OF Jane Austen's novels. IL is a deli9htiai PIC
tare Of old world socisl LIE in al knglish coan-
nv village. descriptive Of the feelings, habits,
opin ons, character and SOFA conditions OF tDe
little community. The steFy Is quiet earnest
ness aud with One literary aputgdes 10 the
writer. IL Is beautifully illustrated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
8. The Coming Race. LORD LYrrOy.

The Coming Race. bT Lord LTtion, Is
clever and ingenious excursion into the realm
Of science A. the inventive man may IND y IN
the coming time u presen curious ou'
fascinating picture OF the human enYlronmeBb
s. we may see it realized iu the next csutul9'
when human needs win be served y every ie-
source OF electrical aud mechanical coatfiF'
ancs when The coming race, iof insiance,
will he enabled to exchange domestic helps fof
ingenious and mercury footed automatc rs and
have a. command every appliance taapted %
the marvelously changed social and indVstilal
condition Of thfDga
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
By TX. MARVEL
donald G. MITCHELL.
:. Dream Life.

There is q profound mental study IN tbs
Eorid-wice American classic. IL contains a
series Of very vivid and PICTURESQUE studies OF
individual character and fseiiHE. IL has ias-
cinEtink power over the reader While - gfAcs-
fnl dicsioD charms The Literary appreciation
times pathetic, pictures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
4 The Modern
:. ErankeRsfeln:
Prometheug.

Like Mrs. croHesU 'Niahf side Of Nature.
Mrs. shebey's ~frankensteyl" Is > book svesy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

See coupon.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-08
Another MH Destroyed.


The Big Sandy mill, at Signal, was
discovered 10 be on fire at abont 3 80
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, the flames
bursting from the boiler room. The
fire had attained too great headwsy TO
be overcome and the mill was soon a
smonlderlng ruin. Although the mill
has been idle for some years the tanks
have to be kept foil OF water and on
"Wednesday the wstchman had fred up
and was running the pumps. While
absent from the boiler room a spark il is
supposed. few from the furnace
into some intlamab,e a!a,erial and thu.
started the ,grrtion.
The mill xas built about Ave years
ago by Hugo Richards, Of Prescott, and
W. ID. McCright, the Rumble Bros and
some Others of Signal, who afterwards
sold the mill and the Signal mine to the
present owners. The loss is said TO be
$50, 900. covered by an insurance Of 49,
900.
The burning Of this mill n another
backset to the town of Signal. as it was
soon to be fitted up a. gold mill and
work the gold ores from surrounding
camp~.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-08

Summary for the month of June. 1898.
OF meteorological record, U. S. Weather
Service, Signal, Arizona:
Temperature-max. mean, l03 2 min.
mean, 647, max and min. mean, SO;
highest temperature, los. dates, June 6,
7, IL; loves, temperature So, date
June IA Precipitation, trace.
HENRY KosHLAsp,
Voluntary Observer.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-08
Ore Producers.
TAKE NOTICE.

Osing to the decline IN the price Of
silver and the consequent closing down
Of all the smelters, The Kingman Sam
plin2 works are compelled 10 discontinue
the sampling and purchasing Of ores for
the present. However ores consigned
10 Us will oe received and stored until
such time a. the price Of silver will war
rant resumption Of business.
EWING 4 HENRoD.
Kingman Jniy 3rd. 1898
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-08

Ticket receipts at th- kingman office
for the month Of June were as follows:
Local tickets s2i6G5; Coupon, 1912 90,
a total OF $3.50. Receipts for freight
we're s4762 81. advanced charges, slI47.
II. a total ot 1911 81. This is some
what t.e,'er showing than for the month
of NAV.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-08

Prof. Thorner says that the orstion
delivered by Prof. Bailey 10 his mules
while driving through the sandy canyon
below Signal on July 4th. was so wild
and incoherenG rs to drive the Rocky
Mountain sheep from their nests and
the American eagle from It's pasture.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-08

Something should be- done 10 level up
the old ditch on Front street A mum.
her OF our citizens, with commend ,he
enterprise. have ieveled the street in
front Of their premises and now il the
balance shonld follow their example,
ae would have our streets in splendid
condition.