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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

tileries are about ready 10 put their
goods on the market In competition.
A vigorous denial is made 10 the wide
~ circulated statement that the company
had bought large quantities of Kentucky
whisky as n speculation. Having made
these explanations as 20 why things are
as they are the financial recaptuation
for the year is given, which shows:
Assets. s.. Az. GSS: liabilities, 3,OGS,-
2ST. Clearly II was impossible 10 pay
the last quarterly dividend without Dor
rowing. and this fact Is cited IN apology
for breaking the long line Of dividends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
SPIRITUAL CRAVINGS.


Each age demands It's own Kind " food.
We would all stnrye upon the mental W.
anus which were placed on the religious
table for ~, Jerome or Jonathan Edwards.
The lOug catalogue u dOgiuus doses not
tempt Us. The nudng VI obscure meanings
for obscure texts IL dish which no longer
contains any nutrimeut. What our iund
needs ~ new cXaltutlun ~ man ny the
Guild OF q God "a creature Of Infinite ont.
TOOK and thrilling mystery All that per.
iuins 10 man. his reason. hig sentiments.
bis moral feelings his taste. his genius his
friendship IBIS religion luust all be- renf.
hriu,d lu language that Will once more thril
und Inspire. The pulpit can not indeed.
demonstrate any " ltB spiritual prOpusi.
uOus but u Gun build up feeling ana
hope which can mako untcrlulism doubt
Its iCurt4 ana hush lt- buaHtlugl. All the
beauty ahd Impulse are uu the side OF
spiritual Kingdom Men would love 10 could
they only bear " ~ tho more und the more
Richly. There A. nothing iu mHtpriuIlsu to
be- admired or loved. The mind must sink
Geo reach 70 the hpurt Co usuguge 10 must
FIRST Cmuty itself ~ an mobile affection. n
must call the dir uul water its sisters aud
must cnll thc dust itH destiny. THE henrs
does not love 20 do this material nre
must act long time ulNu humanity before
10 can separate the soul for ita poetry aud
ltt heaven, InrrC g. something u mud
that Conpcls him tO look up ANA tn long
fur greater world mud u creator lie II
VIII take naturalization hundred years 10
break the human heart
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
DBCAPITATDD

Fayetteville, Ark, April 20.-Follow.
ing are the details OF the terrible MOI.
dent which happened Friday afternoon
on the Georgia Pacific railroad. near
Sardis, a small station few miles fron
herr, Miss Ella Whitney, a Young ,yo'
man about II years Of age, aud her \
year-oh sister Nalura, were on foot on
their way home near lApsey, at ahont
. o'clock IN the afternoon. They bad
proo eded but short distance when
they heard local freight train No. lG
blow on brakes' al Sardis, and being
frightened on hearing the train, they
turned aud We're retracing their stems
They bad gone but short distance
when the train came upon them from
around curve. The Young lady see.
ing the train, picked her little sister M
20 throw her on the bridge aud In 80
doing lost her footing aud fell her head
striking upon the railing, aud before
she could get up or the engineer could
stop The train, the engine struck her aud
Killed her instantly, cutting her head on
aud mangling her body fearfnlly. Her
htile sister had her thigh broken aud was
bruised seriously
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
SENATOR MAKING ~ MONTANA.
frank q. Curpeuterl

All sorts OF rumuri uud stories concerning
90 Munit a, one II that % certain candi.
date had rooms In the Helena hotel which
We're occupied by his friends aud that the
notes, 5000 notes 500 grpenbacks nud
$50 gold pieces, supposedly corrnptible
legislator was led by the canp,is into This
lows.
Now, senator, W. know that this contest
IN u dlsgrnceful one. You feel that our man
oughi to De elected You can see that that
10 make IL easy Tor you. Were going ont
~ the room aud N Ia thinking about this
matter you eau see your way clear 10 throw
US your support you are nt liberty 10 take
luit as mucL from those tables as you think
Your services are worth "
THIS Tor pOor man was a great tcmptn
ti0n and II the story "a true ii probably led
many men 10 change their minds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
pROSpECTORS

Our real estate men are an reporting
good business IN their line. sales be
ing made chiefly 20 prospectors and
actual settlers OF late several colonies
hive becn located IN Taylor and ud.
joining counties, all Of whom have AL.
ready located aud put In their cotton.
corn aud other summer aud fan crops.
large prospecting party are IN the city
now with view to locating several
families. The party Is headed by Geo.
W. Lemmon aud Henry Kohule Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
A JEWISH VIEW or I'm.

tDr Hirschs lecture At thlcago.)
at was not the Jews who crucihed Christ.
They were but a small portion Of CONE
munlty az that timp. lhurisees assisted
those WHO put blm 10 death. Jesus was
suppressed az teacher ~ doctrines not in
accord with the spirit ~ the times and aii.
takuniZed society by preaching what was
intolcrabie IN the eyes of those 10 whom
rigid virtues were nbhorrcnt. Ills teach
ings TO them was the cry Of a rebel. he
disturbed their luxurious repOsr and was
punished without due process Of law. HIS
followers were Ignorant aud 81 the com
mon people they wore considered the rah.
bic aud their trur MEETINGS ~ existing In
tIes were stopped. II we could see the
Rumans IN their true culOrs We should per
ceiYr that they were Zoe reality "a splnsh
perhdiOus. cruel uud superstitlOus race Of
barhariunq. oudurd With tho scauty and
doubtful virtues W savage life
Were Jesus 90 come on earth today. he
would DE refused admission 90 tho Union
League club aud the summer hotels would
deny st. Peter hospitality.
''ihe jew today n hurdeued with a cross
ns heavy 10 bear as that borne by Christ
When the christian world becomes like
Jesus none VIII Dee moro welcome than the
followers ~ the carpenters sou Of Naza-
roth "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
DISCOVERY OF A MASToDON's
REMAINS.

The remains Of a monster mastodon
was discovered last week by a
farmer who lives on California
creek in Jones county. while en-
gagged I'm digging well ut depth
of thirteen feet below the surface. The
remains are IN fair state of preseryn-
ton. A faint idea Of the monster can
be had from the fact that one tooth was
over twelve inches long and measured
5XlO inches on the crown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
COTTON ACREAGE.

The Abilene cotton seed oil mill IL
now an assured fact. and already the
plans aud specifications are In the hands
OF prospective contractors.
Since this enterprise IL assured the
farmers throughout the entire Abilene
country np making every preparation
TO more than thribble their former ucre.
age put In cotton.
Last season the shipments FROM this
point amounted TO 1000 bales aud il
Is thought by all that the shipments for
least 1900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
ADMITTED by 4 MONoMENTATGIST.
MnIhrM Marahnm ln Chlcnrn IIrrnllA


Another superstition from which the coun.
Try still needs Go be- delivered a. that sus.
pension of gid payments viii lead 90 hnnk.
ruptcy aud pin. Currency H. only n meas.
ure VI vulu"I nnd whether that measure be-
q gold ,lullaI " "A paper dollar or n silver
dollar the iuluc Of the commodities Tor
which 70 serves ~ medium NJ exchange
rcmnins the same. II n true that creditors
having debts payable 90 them IA lawful
money VIII lose and their debtors will gain
10y the substitution ~ dollars " Inferior
value FOR those now current. but this will
not bankrupt them siuce thcy cannot be
bunsruptcd if they have NO debts 10 nav
or n they have they can pay them ia tho
same kiiid " money that they receive Even
to debt 0rH The benefit Of the change from the
present dollar 10 our ~ ihferior value viii
last only until their debts are paid for
when thoy huy goods or contract new debts
" will be upon the new basis. and the goods
ur property which they get, either for cash
or upon credit. VIII be- estimated nt their
real value, and the uumbrr nf dollars re-.
Qulted Ia exchange Tor them win be- lncrrua.
ed according to a. That much ncouyeni.
eacr VIII result until business adjusts 10.
SELF % the new currency lH true and the
establishment here ~ "a kind 81 money
which exists nowhere elise lea the cummpf.
rlnl world win cut us Oh from financial a..
ldtancr elsewhere ln uuos Of monetary
Htriugcncyi bui that T. rcmotcr result aud
ucrd not he considered except ns An argu,
ment against change of standard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
HEAVY WOOL PURCHASE.

g. L. Pratt Of the firm OF Pratt Bros.
Of this city and Eddy. n Mex, left for
100000 pounds Of wool recently pur-
chased by his firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
ANRESIINn cuInA,,n,,

New hSgk, April 20. United States
nssst.ai walker Of Brooklyn is making
sats1s e.1ents Tor tke appointment of
plyys.s " anndred deputies to arrest All
49,. 49, 49, VIZ peresS In refusing to reg
u S.sepa .' M. N the revenue once On
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
FOR sale.

Two 1leussoi Pounds cr Cool Brtyisf Body
1lps Tor sala
THE GAZETTE has for salo 1000
pounds Of brovlcr body type; boon IN
Use only three months; good rs now.
VIII DC sold IN lots OF 100 pounds and
more 10 suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
KILLED IN A

Menon,ine. Mich i.r..
reached here OF w wv MI.
rollway and Jam ssrr
been employed pl ~
Among those repois,ssti
R aisii aud Charles h'A''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

have died. and Tor days the fsh vendor
have hocn carrying ihc frosi-milcd hsn
nloui the streets and selling them nc about
n h1lfppnce per pound. The beggnrs who
usually sleep about the streets ~ the ciiy
hive suffered most Intensely. Every morn.
INK sunc Of them have been fOnnd lying
stark aud stln aud IN CAUTION alone upward
Of 800 huvr thus perishod.
Speaking on fhe marriage Of Miss North.
the daughter ~ EnNnnd's great nitrate
king. q society man remarked 60 recent
writer that hnd the girl been q New Yorker
She wonld unquesti0uahy have welded n
title lie substantlated this statement by
saying that she was extremely pretty
chutmlugly aullable. an enormous heiress.
and had nothing but her English birth 70
prevent her entrance Into hc nristUcrary.
As it g.. she ~ Mrs. Iockctt ~ Liverpool.
and Ia spite ~ her gweet temper and mil.
liors. will never penetrate Great Britain's
upper circle 1.-THE fact g." continued the
socieiy man. America has come 10 be an
satisfactory nursery FOR pfopagnt-
lug rich wives for impoverished European
nlbleuien When q young foreigner Is I'M.
ed. fa4tldi0us and poor lac must either mar
~ Ia his own set abroad or come TO the
United States for a wife
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
CHOLERA moon

Bombay, April ~ &
recently came 20 il..
ments in Che preyeal' "
inocculation of choice M
lated 400 persons
results are repo''s.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

II Is to be regretted that the rapid
transit line which viii not be com
peted so that the population Of Dallas
can move to Fort Worth in time 90
help MS with the Rock Island celebra-
Uon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Ex-Governor Ross. as q candidate for
senator by the guberuatorial route. would
certainly De an interesting figure IN The
ncxt campaign. There are, evidently,
times ahead Of us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
rnSrnns In-,AL FonEcAsr.

The storm waves will reach this
meridian and ihr other changes noted
Will occur at and within in miles ~
Fort Worth within tweuty-fuur hours
before or after sunset of the dates given
below.
April 2T.-Fair and cool.
April IS Warmer
April ID Storm wave on this meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Fort worth would Ike to hear from him
on the subject
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Tho bu slnc~ department Of THE Ga.
JTTTr wil. remain open until the time indi.
Gated below,
Saturdays. ....,..,......... ......l0p. 81.
ENhuAlH .s..ss.. ...s..sst...ss 9 y w.
Othot days In the week ......... ~ m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Every business man Il interested In
The action Of the city council providing
for q rigid enforcement OF the building
ordinance requiring building permits 10
be taken ont II carried out It win have
the eiiect Of giving Fort Worth the
'beneft Of lower insurance rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

senator Mills states what Mr.. Pick
ems has heretofore neglected to state.
that Mr., Pickrns is an architect with a
reputation as such Ia several states.
Now will Mr. Pickens advise the public
H'hen, where aud how long he practiced
the profession Of an architect, aud why
he relinquished the business to sell cages
for jansg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

II v aafe guess taiat Congressman
Ben had nothing 70 do with sending
70 Cos~icana for superintendent for
tia Fore Worth federal building; sin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
A. y. u. pELEGArEs no Arsr1N.

The following have been appointed TO
Represent the Abilene Fire department
al the annual convention Of the State
Firemens' association:
Protection No !. l.. G.. Payton.
Hook and ladder No /, Max Gebaur.
STIR hose company, j. Nj. CUNNINGHAM.
hescue hose company, H. q. Malone.
President, q, w. Stefiins: yice.presl.
dent B. B. KENYON; assistant chief.
Gus Ackerman; secretary. II. A. Bledsoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

At the meeting Of the city council held
yesterday afternoon o. w Steffens,
cashier Of the First National bank. was
reelected school trtisEce for another
term together with Joseph Il. Cockrell,
vice l.. G.. Wise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Baptist church were entertained thisaf
ternoon at high tea by Mrs. Rev. George
Miss Lucy Williamson is visiting In
The ladies Of the Methodist church
wlll tender an Ice cream social al the
nome of DR.. l.. A. Grizzard on Friday
afternoon. aud evening.
Mr. aud Mrs, John Jewell of Ouanab
ham. '''"S
The Abilene Christian Endeayor socj.
ee,ty met with Miss Clara Harie on last
Has ~ Lar
w. Il. Berry has returned from Shreye.
porl, Lax where he and family have been
visiting the family Of s. Il. Steere, "A for.
mer Abileuian. i''
Dr W.. w. Wallace and child have
returned from III Paso
The married folks Euchre club was
entertained on last Tuesday night
hhy Mr.. and Mrs. HI y. Hughes.
lhe royal prizes were captured by Cap.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

The members OF the lno- iional
monetary conference az Br.s,is c.,
signed to keep from going anu INV 10y
are resigned 70 going Presldent Cieye.
land declined to Accept their suggestion
to b. allowed 70 stay at home. 1t Is
90 be hoped that the results Of this con.
ference win be little more tangible
than the results Of the last,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
PERsONAL NOTES.

*, Il. Legget has returned from Aus.
TN where he has been ON Important
legal buiness
Fred Cockrell Is In Fort Fort Ia nj.
tendance ON the court of appeals
Mrs, Annie Russell Of Cincinnati Is
In the city.
A. B. Mckie of lei Paso was IN the
city last week.
&. Evans. mayor pro ten. has returned
from tue knights OF Pythias conclaye
ST. Louis.
%. Andrews has returned from Dal
ton, d. @.
II. II. johnson Of Alvin is In town
M Mrs ~. w. Wristen is visiting In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Il has been unfortunate that the
World fair has been the cause of ,o
mauy political inthguos. combinations
and ioulou.lcs Scarcely q state failed
10 get up az lntcrnroino warfare over
Il and II % had been In any other couu-
Try Il would have been failure But
the American traits have shown icm.
selves: they objected and growlcd un.
al the last hour. aud then pulled to-
ge,her with native energy and the result
l. that u u lar ahead NJ the Paris or
Berlin exhibitions. IL Is success aud
a big one and every American citEcn
can well be proud Of the magnificent
buildings. the uneahmpled splcndor "
the appointments and the beauty. cou-
pletencss AMI grandeur of the display.
Every citizen should COLT is an
American institution and one TO be
proud Of A trip through these buildings
representing che habits. rho customs,
the industries aud the products of the
world Is In itself liberal education aud
more eau bee seen and learned Ia week
than Ia years travel abroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Carlisle and Luttrell say they will
die before they give mp their knives.
They seem 90 prefer slicing to hanging
as a mode Of Shutting on the mortal
a..W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

New York bankers no longer dictate to
Onele Sam. Il is new, novel aud
unique 70 refuse their propositions for
sold, but denotes a most healthy coadi-
tion Of public finance when Wall street
loses Is dominion over the United States
treasury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

Senator Mills told q Gazette reporter
thar he DID not know there were any
other candidates than Mr. plckcns for
the superinicnlency OF the Fort Worth
federal building Tho Washington cor
respondent Of The ST. Louis Republic,
who Ia, ar was, the private secretary Of
tho senator wired his paper that AR
kanc's commission was revoked and
MIR Pickcns sustained on the "re.
mind"r' by the senator 20 Secretary
Carlisle thai be- had candidate for the
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

An Ice cave Is Natural curiosity At
NeEE1. Sayoy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27


The loss by means Of exchanging gold
by the Denver aud San Francisco banks
will eventually result Ia the European
system Of handling gold by weight
....--.-a-.--
The iigbt on the confirmation Of Colonel
A. j. Baker as temporary land com
missioner did not materialize. Now for
the next decentralization fake.
It j. a fair Inference that Fort Worth
has been excepted. at the request VI the
junior senator from Texas, FROM the oper-
atious Of the civil service code.
The clerks Of the weather knew that
the people OF Fort Worth would hail
rain with delight so he sent The hail
along with thc rain.
The doubling Of the sanitary police
force hy thc city Is q good move and it
a. TO be- hoped will accomplish the de-
sired result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27

The naval review at Hampton Roads
II u very Important event 10 the history
Of the United States. This country
has always been considered as very
weak upon she seas and the building up
Of the navy until IL takes high rank
among those Of thc nations Of the world
has been done 80 quietly that even tho
citizens Of this country Gnd it hard 20
realize that instead ~ one Of the weak
est the United States Is now one NJ
the strongest Ia the world Ia this re-
spect In the first place, the good will
that prompted the review aud the
friendly Intercourse that win result will
be- o. ucalculahle benefit, and then our
navy viii challenge the admiration and
respect of the entire civilized world
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
TEXAS SlFTINGS.

The Gazette sets the pace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
'ORT WORTH DAILY GAZETTE

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN lHE YEAR.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

Jas. Rusporvugh NIX rrp nD iI q
roai Tn-si y alter cou 'I.. III y ison
who Md csc q, rom ID futy n m
Keyes VI n i.e-. Gds pisDsIs t'
nu ,-tion b. al o-..t srrsst,. 50 n - ils- -,
selling whisky ta indians AID ,ns @h,'iii
"a. t.gins ia ,tn T. S.a B-rh.nItaD fr
trial Wh 20 ne r u IFS .tGftJa Jnt vi
tie m .,, slip,si I'M. hsn icuh' AMI they
both jan 5eI iron sii moving ir.in aud
m ale goud .b.ir escape. Sheriff Kos
borough Wss nulttied aud r"u- In t"e ne
AT Pres, vlt Junction, bIh giiI them back
10 town aid plscinE tE-n ~ 'he dl
hare q, analt rhe arrival oI Deputy Sher-
III K-yes 10 take Them TO ran Berhsrdino.
Thnr-di ~ mo,iieg Tie men were IN the
,,,;.oo ward anti White the officers were
nusy 4tout something, scaled the wall
and .t,ues oni. II Was about hall an
non, before .iieir escape was noticed,
Immedlat. ly four or five Indian trailers
x-r. put ou The tracks and soon ran the
.sca,ei ur.os-rs To earth. sheriff Ros
b,roust serureiy handcuif,d them and
,u,e,,, ,l,rm over ~ tie Ofiicer who hah
mat .r,,y.d from Needles. Mr.. keyes
III, xi,h them Tor San B-fnardino v1sier-
day morning and AZ is sair 10 say 'hey
will no, get away again e. 'ou'e ~ their
.i..,,u.tInn TIE prisoners 'ir oot''
young fnci,, nat of.s '"e ''S'''" 7f '""'
.,i n.lons4a ,a the Uncle Toms Caoi''
com,,oy which played at Sees'ilss he''
day might.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25
Beatty. Piauo- and Organs.

Hon. Daniel + Beatty, the great Or
gan and Piano manufacturer, is building
and shipping more Organs and Pianos
than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty lett home
pennies. pIow bow, and 10y his indom-
liable will he has worked his way up so
40 TO sell so far, nearly l00 900 Of Beatty's
Orians and Planes since 1870. Nothing
seems to disheartcn him; obstacles laid
in his way, that would have wrecked any
ordinary man forever, he turns TO AN nd
veriiserD-nt and comes out brighter than
ever. His instruments. AZ is well known.
are very popufar and are to- he fonDd iu
all parts OF the world We are informed
that during the hexi ten years hs ih'ru.i-
to sell 200 oJ3 ,nur. oi his make hat
means husbes> oi s2V,0JO,O00 II W.
average them AZ sl0y ea,i,. Ii is already
the largest business pi the kInd in exist
ence--Send 10 Daniel + Beauty, Wash
ington, New Jersey, Tor Catalogue.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

China J.rk .n o!i Tuner IA tflis eorniy
has sold oa, ii. .rssrra"t unsu-s- %,
White Hills al . "sr fbD. 80 Chini 10 ~
il his wife, wis am hrA,n~ r0t res-n fo' e
er twenty ..ass. Cmns Jack has proh,n
ly made morei motley Ihai an. oiiI-'
Chlnam.,l in Aohaye rountv, having iu,,
a restaurant M yl"ersi P.rk i'r + nun.
ber II years.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

A MINER reporter Witnessed an anus
irg scene On the pas en- ,@r train early
Tn rsday morning on his way up from
tse Needles. One Of the passengers was
irving 10 poaeh an egg in yhe fire shovel
BY holding iha implemeht at an angle
d several degrees aid Placing il in at
ihe door OF the coal ss6ve over the Goals
He got the egg poached all right but il
did not look very appeiizing to an or
dinary observer.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

DIR, H-imo physici.n and surs-oD foe
the A & Z ralir,,ad at Needles, came up
yesterday afternoon, in response to to-
gram, TO prescribe ior lit,lr Gr-cia Zi-ur,.
He pronounced .hr c,.e a..a very ~.rIuns
attack vi poenDonls, i',ii tiionkii' that
the child WAS out VI ding.r tie returGe.i
hume last eytiiing
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-25

lfany one thinks il doesn't rain in this
portion OF Arizona. just let them take a
trip into the Sacramento and Wallapai
valleys. The grass has started mp nice
and green and in few weeks the coun-
Try will be covered with luxuriant
growth Of alfiIera aud other succulent
grasses, maxi " the heart oi the cowman
leap ior joy, an the her T.. feeding upon
thousand hills, drive and fatten.
s,eers y u ring s11i pr C :. the couns
simmer, and the cowmen will ill their
poekri- with rheekels aud jingle them
i,sously in the faces u the dreaded as
No sor on ms rouads this fall
ssk-grox-r- oi old Mohaee county.