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Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

To warn the unwsry Of the pitfalls Of
life and TO chronicle the event when they
tumble in, is the Office Of . well edited
jonrnsl. When newly married people
stray around the newspaper Office and
get branded with an advertisement that
starts in with Glove In = cottage" the
balance beinx missing" the survival Of
IN. "i,test" which, Of course, 10 the bride
in this case, who 10 left st homo, snx-
iously awaiting her hubby's return, Is
mystified at the tell tale ink stsinr.
Bewsre, young man. Of the first days Of
married life. After = little while you
will not be scrutinized 30 closely, the
loose change in your pockets generally
tsing sufficient to satisfy the inquisi'ive
vile.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

COMMERCIAL HOUSE.
Chss. Standish, Needles.
Mark Brofiit, Flagstaff.
G. Rice. LOS Angeles.
Cal Cross, City.
T. Stinson, Todd Basin.
Rev. Alfred Qnetn, flagstaff.
Fred Hebeson, White Hills.
David Southwick, Stockton Hill
Jas Cohn. Needles.
C. f Emerson. Lexington, Ky.
X. E. Conklin, 81. Lonis, Mo.
E. G. McDermott, White Hills.
James Delevsn, San Francisco.
J. w. Stone, Daytos, Ohio.
John Mcclure, Dallas, Texas.
8. Coblentx, San Francisco.
W.F. l. tile. San Francisco.
II, Howell, White Hills.
G. NJ. Woodward, Kingnan.
w. w. Grant, Chicago.
N. B. Norris, Portland.
w. r. Judsoa,
o +. Blsckmxn, Yucca.
+. Riley, Flagstaff.
o. A. Rsthburn, Chicago.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
Hotel Arr'vab.
HUBBs HOUSE.
m. Todd Basin.

hObbb hOSok.
Tom Stin ,on, Todd Basin.
J. 8. K"lsr.
A. X. Kennedy, Diamond Joe.
p. II. Nc Lsughiin, G. o. D.
J. =. F'nn1ssn, Chloride.
W. &. Carleton, city.
Steve Henkie, Mineral Park.
Joe Cornish, White Hills.
J. H. Wright, Prescott.
NJ. p. Biiy, White Hills.
Frank Malherber. White Hills.
o. +. Cisckmsn, Drake.
j. B. Mulgrew. San Francisco.
w. Bishop. Stockton Hill.
g. Bornells, Quail SPRING..
G. 4. Emerson.
X. G. Wallace. 8. F.
J. Rose, Denver.
Smith Nc Kay, Denver.
w. X. Hand, Dsrver.
J. Pine, Philsdelphis.
J. A. Philmore, jamestown. Ill.
Thos. D Carr, jamestown, Ill.
Dan smith, Los Angeles
OP Hart, dentist, Needles.
sc Grsnpsner. 8. F.
Miss NJ. Jscoby. Prescott
g H Shaw, White Hills.
w Gsider, Denver.
J Willard, Hsckberry.
A H Smith, Needles.
Steve Hsnkls,
William Sherry, Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

B. virtue of an execution issued out Of
the District Court Of the Fourth Judicia!
District Of the Territory Of Arizona, In and
for the County Of Mohave. wherein I. r.
Lamson. 8. W. Sessions and J. H. Sessions,
plaiotids, and Arnold Gold and Silver Min
ing Company, defendant, upon . judR.
msnt rendered the 18th day o. May, A. d.
1888, for the sum Of thirteen Thousand
seven hundred fifty and no.lo0 dollars,
lawful money of the United States, Be.
sides twenty .Ave and 6O-l0O dollars costs
snd interest, i have tha day levied upon
all the right, title. claim and interest Of
said defendant. Arnold Gold and Silver
Mining Company Of, In and to the follow.
ing described real estate, to-vit:
The Arnold mine or mining claim con.
sisting of ono THOUSAND u.000) feet in
length snd six hundred (60O) fest In width.
situated In Cedar Valley Minine District.
Mohave county. Territory II AfixSaa. and
recorded in Book B, page f8s. Mining
Records Of Mohave oounty. To which
records reference 10 hereby had and made
for moro perfect description Of above
described mins or mining claim. Also that
certain toll road situated In Cedar Valley
Mining District, Mohavs county. oom.
msncine at point on the Big Sandy Ave
miles (mors or lsss) souths'ly from the
houss of George Russell, running thence
northvsatsrly to tho Arnold mine. . dis.
tanos Of twelve miles. Title Of which said
road appears Of record in Book 8, Of DssdS.
page II, ct sie. Records NJ Mohave county.
to which records reference IL hereby had
and made for moro perfect description Of
above described property.
Public notios 10 hereby given that will,
on
MONDAY. tbs hth day Of JuxE, A. d. 1888.
at 2 O'Clock .. m. Of said day, In front Of
the Court House door, Of the County Of
Mohavs. sell at public auction, for Cash,
all the right. title. claim and interest Of
said defendant, Arnold Gold and Silver
Mining Company Of, In and to the above
described property, or - much thereof ~
may be necessary to rsise sufficient 10 sat.
isfy said Judgment. With interest and
costs. etc., to the highest and best bidder.
Dated Kingman, A. T., May 18th, 1888.
JAMES ROSBOROUGH.
| sheriff.
ByJ. N. CoHRsous. Dspaty. 2llw.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Mrs. Ed. Harrington, assisted by some
Of the boys, had social dance ut her
house Wednesday evening. Ice cream
was INDUCED in ny all hands and
sometimes oftener. The principal dif.
ference between this dance and other
affairs Of the kind was the great number
Of 8ddlsrs present, there being Ave, and
no telling how many more IL they had
oil been allowed TO develop. The lady
Of the house becoming alarmed NJ their
number, posted . guard in 6ddlers cor
nsr who allowed no more male guests
y draw . DOW. Certain young ladies
became concerned at the order - .
man, in their opinion, Who can't draw .
bssux 10 not Of the sort they want TO
hang on the garden gate with. Expls-
nations brought harmony once more.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

II you sinners will turn out and hear
Judge Blakely PROFOUND gospel trnths.
tbs. Il followed, viii lead ,you through
tn. narrow way that opens into ever
lasting life, you may nof hs among those
thai the Gods s!o sly yrind, but fine, the
zis. of which Is sptsad along the road to
perdi,ion. Sunday eve At 8 o'clock. is
The time, ut the Methodist church.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

4 man from Williams was looking ior
sdoctor In Kingman Thursday. he was
b condition to remind one Of the 'ats
cyclone in Oklahoma. His eyes were
black, nose twisted, . plaster on the
hack of his bead and bis thumb bit OH.
tie had q contsnted air about him o'
Atslaction a. he told the scribe that the
othsr iellos was in bed.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
YAsss P,c-Me-sO.
Ls. others 10 the house Of prayer

Lss others 10 the house Of prayer.
I'll 70 the woodland wend.
And there In natures beauty.
Bee the God OF love.
30 wrote the bard many yesss ego,
end since our fore parents rosned In the
beautiful garden Of Eden, and wept that
they were drivsa forth, mAnkind has
loved 70 wander amid sylvan shades and
running brooks, snd whea 10 coupled
with this congenial companionship sad
something 70 take OF . country whstted
appssits, thea surely 10 our cup Of co.
joynsnt ss Ito overflow. Knowing oil
these things - Kinymsn people do % It
any wonder. that whss Cal. Gross with
bis elk beautiful grsys and . bran new
cosch gave the word 70 jump In, that
thsrs was hustle 70 comply, snd when
Cal. Wilson followed up with his four in
hand there was . like attempt to get
there hrst.
Jack Johnsen's! and away they few
1t rate thst made the oldest inhsbi.
tsnt say "there was nothing like 1t since
Hank Monks famous ride with poor old
Horace Grssly aboard" Everything
that these people, out for good tine,
did alter reaching their destination, II
wouldn't do TO tell. - there Was
b~aux along and besux have sweet.
hearts, and. and we'll, there's time fos
all things ~ we'll - courtin' and meetin'
and coming through the rye are not ths
only places you can squeeze . girls
hand II you are the Same your dsddiea
usto be, but that there WAS nothing
wrong ceptin' perhaps that some nay
have ate too much Of the piles Of good
things the ladies had provided, | am
sure, and the statement will be bourne
cut BY the kodak man who kept taking
snap shots 1t them every once in q
while, too often 90 the MINER scribe
stated, who Was placed custodian Of the
strawberry bucket, position he held
with honor to himself, considering the
temptation. Toward the close Of that
one glad day, the party with light
baskets ssd lighter hearts, we're driven
back to their homes and their cOuchea
to sleep of the fatigue that exercise be-
gets.
Among those Who psrtook of this the
first picnic. we're: Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Perry, Mrs.
Del Besbe, Mrs. Asa Harris, Misses
Mamie and Rubie Roe, Mamie Pen.
berthy, Josie Eshom, Carrie Gross
Ethel and Bertha Beecher, Maud and
Belle Magnirs. Mildred Feeler, Helen
Tolmsn, Minnie Sawyer, Messrs. Cal
Croes, Cal. Wilson, Lew Blakely, Elwin
Tarr, +. Emmerson, Chas. Merritt
Grant Richards, Mr.. Gibson, Ed
Smith and the MINER scribe. There
were others We believe. but Our memory
il hardly up to the occasion, but they
| can be told by the increased bloom on
their cheeks ard the spring In theil
| NtaO
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

J. B. Aulgrsv. an old newspaper man
end iormer editor Of the Santa Rosa,
Cal, Deaocrst, IL in town. Mr.. Mul'
rsw's hone ID nov In San Francisco
shsrs be has bssn engaged on the
Evsains Post.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

We have heard from IT, de ana
poom. They are enjoying their honey
asos within the vortex Of Southern
California sea breeze. Bnt - few NOR
ials tread the earth. who love not their
native land the best, o. d. N. Gsdd'a
ed bis bonny bride will 10 home 10
Kissmsn TO enjoy the pleasures Of fhe''
esn hearth and friends in about
vssk.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Photographer Gibson viii ne ~ % mug
., h,t a few more days. Persons
Wishing photos should call At once a"' ~
so,h,.cs this opportunity to secure nae
York. as the pictures which are oe'ns
,u,ned out by Mr.. Gibson prove h'" 70
=. master Of his profession.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

s...tor Gelder, owner Of the Senator
cold mine, Gold Basin, accompanied ny
MALCOLM McLeish, general ms"arer o'
,hs Gold Basin Mining and Milling Co.
Cold Basin, passed up the road to
u.cIbeyrv. Tuasdsv where they vii
80. .ocv.vance for the mines.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

The Gre in the town Of White Hills
originated in deputy sheriff scott's ten'
and spread to . wholesale liquor store
Nearly everything wss lost in both
nl.ces. Tis said many sorrowins looks
rare cast on the burning whiskey. Nc
insurance.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Misc Msud Mcguire, Who hss been
teaching the Chloride school, 10 homa
again, tho term Of school having expired
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Dsnl Saith has returned to Kingssn
After an extensive trip through Cslifor'
MIA and Southsrn Arizona. Mr.. Smith
!. more than ever convinced that Kiag'
man II a souni substantial town.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Perry Beebs % ne in Wednesday from
White Hills with his teams loaded down
nth ore from the G. A. X. mine. He re-
turned loaded with lumber isr tbs new
Ssastos mill.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

n. N. Wsds, General Aansgsr Cali
fosnia southern Santa Fe system. passed
vest u bic apecisl ear. 6unAay evening
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

j. L. Nelson came in from Whit.
Hills On Tussday evenings stage and
took the train for Peach Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

High grade ores shipped from King.
man by the A. h p. railroad, for III.
month Of April are ss follows: Denver,
one car, Socorro, three cars. Pueblo,
eight cars.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

MAxmrp-W. G. Ferfis Of Kingmsn,
to Mss ida J. Wright! Of Pomona, Cat.
on last Sunday Afternoon, st the resi-
dence Of Judge Blsksly, the Judge tvins
the knot.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Ons Of the illustrious coloaisss from yir
xanis went to Williams FRIDAY.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

ITO the victers belsng the spoils. "
Hence only thoss who have conquered
their love for the flowing bowl psrtook
Of tho strawberries aDd cream at Good
Temolar's lodge Thursday night.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Hardy's teams went loaded with MIN
tinbsrs asd vegetables 70 the Whit
Hills, Friday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Lew Blskely, = good printer, and io'
many months employed IN this Office,
has threw up mis- BIT snd will for while
chase the festive shsrt-horn, for 6. W
Beecher.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

There has been 20 many Of the Smith
family In town this week that our caps
are running low. After this they will be
referred TO ~ Of the iIlustrious colonists
from Virginia.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

DR.. o. p. Hart, the Needles dentist,
il in the city and will he here for sev-
erai days. Any one desiring work dose
in that line will do we'll to give him =
call,
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

". H. Rodgers. connected with w. n.
Taegar Mercantile Co.. - able TO re-
nss bis duties again after . trip "a
Califernis and = general rest up.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Al old time frsightsr says mere busi
ness = being ddes nov 10 the .sauis,
lie thss ios the past five years.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

c. H. Young. superintendent Of Wells
Fargo 4 Co., stationed at Albuqnerque,
pessed east on Fridays train.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

fhs man, Wilcott, vhs fell from the
nd a GAddis' new residence and was
theasht TO bs fatally hurt 10, ws are glad
b sssnoancs, recovering, though not ou'
4 Danger yet.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
Js's'es cssr.

His Honor Judge Lsfy, had quite .
batch that contributed 70 the school fund
last Mondays session.
First on the docket was youth named
Gilbert. who plead guilty 70 taking on
little more ballast than his legs would
stand up under. While in this devil.
Dsy.csre state, hs coocludsd to batter
dowa yhe barrier Of psscs and run an
amuck according to the size Of the jag
he had on. One Of the girls, or Il might
10 said his g,rl, seemed 70 him 70 be the
easiest game 70 commence work On, 20
hs sailed 10, but constable Asbury being
present with bis knotsy cane, his 6rst
set-to wss soon At IN end. Yung Hing
Wo. standing, child-liks and bland, vas
TOO shining . mark for the oil around
athlete 70 pass unnoticed % he pasted
bin one. The Chinsman, net having
resd the scriptures like his Mclean
brother turned rot bis other cheek TO be
soots but hit out and low asd
behold blscknsss appearsth undsr Mr.
Gilbert's eye. In addition to the shady
ornament, his honor psobed the young
nan TO the depth Of t25, which At last
accounts he was rustling. Gilbert, not
adapting himself readily to the way our
conssables have Of bringing beiiyersnt
transgressors to time. secured & warrant
for the arrest Of MIR. Asbury, who h-
claimed brought his hawthorn stick down
on his head harder than the exisencies
Of the case required. The Judge, after
hearing both sides Of the case, and th-
statement Of Asbury that hs vas not
drunk at the time or he couldn't have
struck the plaintiff, which he scknow-
lodged having done, took the case under
sdvisement and - An officer WAS never
known TO strike too hard according TO law.
the defendant Is We presume ere this At
his old best, or 10 ready for it rather.
Kitty Welsh was fined about eleven
dollars.
Clsrisse Lovejoy ~ intelligent looking
woman who no doubt has seen better
days, plead guilty to looking on the wine
whom tis red and mixing little whisksy
With 1t which made her believe she
owned the earth and had right TO. do as
shs pleased with her own. She pro-
ceeded, while under this illusion, 70 cut
things down TO regulation size, all Of
which his honor thought vas wrong, 81
10 taxed her $40 and costs which she
paid out OF her immense belongings.
that had decreased considerable aftsr the
effects Of the mixed drinks had subsided.
Tho next was Chas. Clinton, . mighty
tine name that had something in II, too
much in fact, 30 bis honor made him
weary BY placing the tariff st $50 and
costs. Hewent away to raise it, mnrmur.
ing something about the democratic party
having agreed to take the tariff of in
stead Of putting it on.
All parties seemed happy that the
county had got raise from somewhere
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Chss. Roberts IL in from the G. o. ID.
mine this week. Mr.. Roberts is not in
the best Of health and has sought med.
icsl advice.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

W. 4. Judson, Superintendent Of the
Arnold mine, Cedar District, has besn
in the city this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Whishsck. the freightisr. sprsised hi.
ankle iumpiss from his wagoa last Mon.
day.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Cal. Wilson, while performing fssts
similar to those e'ot the Wild West show,
on his bronco, found himself alone in
the road with no homes broken.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Fred Brawn and his sister, Mrs. N.
sargent, went ont to Fort Rock this
week. They vii, be y9ons several days.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

The progressive arm st W. H. Tsggart
Mercantile Co. arp rs-fitting and painting
up their store building.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

100 Cornish 10 driving Harry Han
nsh's team between Kingnan and th.
White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Geo. Roster, has returned to White
Hills 70 resume his poeition ~ foreman
Of the Horn Silver mine, having fully
recovered from his illness.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

John Gibson, the photographer, Il
taking fine views OF our city and people
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

sssvs Hinkis, Of Mineral Park, was ,
Aiagman visitor the tissi Of the weak.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

N. McDermitt, superintendent Of .hs
White Hills Company mines, was Ia
town on business this week. He re-
turned Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

John Kolar is painting aud fixing mp
his residence. There 10 . suspicion
among Jehs's friends that there 10
something in the wind. Time will tell.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Ar. Kennedy, from the Diamond
Jos mine was in town this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

"a insmpsoa ana ianiiy have movse
over from Missssi Part.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

John Densir, superintendent Of trans
port1tion, Santa Fs railsosd, vent east
this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Del Besoe cent one oi his teams losdet
with grain To the 0. X. mill this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

MIS- Mary Gross has bssn visisisg he,
sister. Mn. 0. ,. Kusacss for ssver.I
days.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Judge Wright, u Prescott, has been
calling on his many Kingmaa friends
this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

=. Y. Co~sn rsturssd from . trip "a
Fhsa'x last Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Js.:. 81 L.sy ,, q'''''d 'n Indian out.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Ed. Thompson hss opened new ~
looo in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

The senatorial committee about 70
visit Arizona with the prescribed duty
Of investigating our fitness for statehood.
will come at . most unfortunate time Of
the year. There are no months when
the country appears - dry Or the heat
10 - oppressive in Arizona - the month
Of June, which p,sesdes our rainy season.
II would have bssn jsst ~ unjust to have
sent senatorial delegation 70 Montana
in the winter season to investigate its
resources through six feet Of snow. - II
10 to send committee TO Arizona TO in
vostigats ours after six mosths Of drouth.
Tom mbstor. Prospsctov.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

George Bonelli lsfs for bis home u
QusiI Spriags ThursdAy.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

Jos CArrsw, the rsncher, 10 il from
he Sandy.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
Notice II Sale or Real Eseate Un'
der Exee0llon.

I. p. Lamson, 8. W. Sss-I
sions aad J. H. sessions,
plaintidsy
~. Shsrif's Salo.
Arnold Gold and Silver
Mining Company,
Defendant.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
The May term Of the District Court.
Will convene on Moodsy ~.

bydnoy W0odwerd came ID % russ.
days stage from White Hills. Mr..
Wssdwasd y amsag the lev who worked
II The q. A. X. misc and took SICK that
ever recovered. He 10 gaining strssgth
last sad will sooa b himsslf sssls.
Tuesday evening. Miss MiIdrsA Fsslsr
sad Miss Ethel Bsschss gave . party for
the young folk, at the lattsr's home. II
vss . lively gathering, games, tafsy.
pulling, music ssl other amussments
mskiss the evening pass pleasantly.
Ths ladies ol the Msthedist faith il
Kingmaa are busy sewing and getting
ready fss . bssar 10 b held as the
church aod for the bsnsft of the church,
In the near fssurs. They met at Mrs.
Potts WedssSdsy aitersooa and stitch,
stitch and stitched.
DrED-On Friday afternoon at o clock
May 18th, 1898, 10 Kingman, Arizona,
Of plsurs- s-pnsnmonis, J. Lawrence Zeim.
Or, aged four yssrs and eleven months,
beloved and only con Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zeimer. The funeral will take
placs from the N. T.. church, Saturday
May 18th at 3 o CLOCK.
Tho death Of this bright and winsome
child has cast 9 gloom over the entirO
community. A few brief hours ago his
merry laugh msde glad tbs hearts Of his
parents. The hssvth-stoue thst know
him will know him no more forever.
Yet, whom the Son Of God said " lot little
children como unto me for Of such are tho
kingdom OF heaven" he offered hops
10 the grieved hearts Of the afflicted per.
ents, that death Was only transition to
better state, whore the soul never dies
and where the little one Who has gone on
before will await their coming on the
peaceful shore Of eternity.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
Dscs TA6sart 10 csaansd 70 bis had.
A's Mamie Roe % on the sick list.

usoFss Booslli eane Ia from White
Htlls On Tuesday.