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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
clearinghouse Certificates Issued.

New YORK, Aug, THE loan com
mittee of the New York clearinghouse
association issued yesterday 81, $50, 900
worth Of certificates. This makes
total Of cas-, 200, 900 worth outstanding.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
Serious Rumor from the iPeary Expedi-
tion,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The Record
has the following, dated st. Johns, N.
T.: Word has been received here from
Labrador of serious trouble in Lieut.
peary's expedition. 1t is said that it
is so great that the trip is likely to
proye n failure.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

A NEBRASKA farmer recently lost
$4,000 by the collapse of bank. The
Missouri river was seized with an in
sane desire to change its course and
scoopel out one hundred acres of the
NehrHrkpn'5 land
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

SrArisriCs from sixty cities which
Contain more than 10000 inhabitants
by the census of 1890 show that out of
1905 fires 2os were attributed to cleo
tricity and that the loss was sl.25 for
each 500.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

THE July poetry is al IA how and
the eiaguzines are working on the An
gust stock. Autumn verses, and those
that read lessons of life in the falling
leaves, will soon be along.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

The newspapers have reported an un
usual number of 'sad drownings' this
summer and not a single jolly or hilari-
ously happy one.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

THE last census bulletin contains the
statistics of the smallest religious or
ganization in the United States. 1t Is
the Adonai Shomo, with twenty mem
bers and property worth $1,000. 1t has
no church or temple for worship This
community was organized at Petersham
Mass, In 1870, with eleven members. II
grew out of the adventist movement
and its principles are faith in Christ as
the Son of God and community OF
goods There is common treasury
from which individual needs are sup
piled. All labor is common. Agricul'
ture is the chief industry. Women mem
bers have an equal voice with tho men.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

PRIycEss Ton, one of Sitka's richest
women, has lately been Christianized,
and as an evidence of good faith has
discharged two OF tho three husbands
she had previously married,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

WITH one president in the chair, an
other in Jail and third in the United
States, Nicaragua has IN embarrass.
ment of riches In that line.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

spondcnt of the Central News says
that it has been learned from good au.
thority that France demands as sccur.
ity from Siam that the terms of the
ultimatum will be carried out. the
temporary custody of Chantaboon, a
town near the gulf of Siam: also that
siam shall establish no military sta
ton at certain named places near the
frontier of Cambodia or within "A certain
distance of the Mc-kong river.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
IMMEDIATELY alter the great ints

IHMEDIATELf uIVor 1Hu BrouV HlVoR
national fremen's congress In which
the latest Yankee notions in the art OF
fighting fires were elucidated to the
Britons, London proceeded TO indulge
in $4,000, 900 eonaagration. The les
sopA were not well conned
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
The Blockade VIII he Continued Tntil
France's Dcmands are SntIsIled.


PARIS, Aug. 1.-The ambiguous lam
quage Of Yesterdays cabinet council in
rccepting slams surrender has excited
much comment a Is generally nm.
dcrstood that this tone was adubtcd
for the purpose of soothing internai
tional susccptiblties. II is stated on
high authority that France intends to
take decisive steps to secure Slams
carrying ont the terms of the ulti-
matum. The blockade will be con-
timed until Frances demands are sat
istied. The French force now present
In Siamesc waters is believed to be
sufficient to make the blockade eifcc-
tive.
prominent Paris merchant who
owns warehouses in Bangkok in an in
tcrvicw to-day, expressed the opinion
that decisive action is necessary to re-
store the prestige which France en-
ioyed in Siam after the commercial
treaty 81 1850. French trade has re.
Gently not bceit heavy, it is said, IN
consequence of English and German
enterprises and intrigues 10 destroy
French influence. lie believed that
the strong tone of the ultimatum
would tend greatly to restore the in
nucnce of France in Siam.
The general opinion here is that the
issue of the controversy is a triumph
for France over English diplomacy.
1t is believed that China will adopt her
customary course of laissez flirc, and
not meddlr with the matter
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

The Steamship AIeSarssrIs, which was
Rcported to Have Fired IN the Mohi-
eau, ~ REPORTS are True. IL Flied Up In
Regular wariike Fashion, Having tho
Oyorturning OF the Proyisionaf EOverD-
tnent of Hawaii as Her Presumsbse oh
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
Jones Oa Silver.

Seuato or Jones OF Nevada said TO New
York Press reporter the other day that
he did not anticipate the repeal m the
Sherman silver purchase art when con
yress meets in the fall. I'll the Law ~ re'
peal.d he SAID" without something to
take its place. yom will see one of the big
yest panics this country has ever pxp~r-
fenced. II yon undertake 10 -hor'en the
supply Of money in the face Of the Hnan-
c,sl stringency that exists to-day, disas.
ter will surely result. l. il perhaps ust
~ we'll that the International Conference
has heen post poned 10 Novemh~s. BY
that time. perhaps, the advocates of =
single gold standard will have leasned
some wisdom. The world ~ b~ing treat
ed to an ohjec. lesson in the present 6nan-
cisI troubles that ought to hear good fruit.
Let 10 hope 40 anyway" 81 ...t|
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
Prof 6a'isy Makes a Scoop

When tho Professor stepped TO the
front in graceful attitude last Sunday
evening and began his Experiences Of
. War Correspondent u pin could have
been heard to drop 10 attentive was the
large and intelligent audience that had
assembled 10 hear him. The Professor
travelled over the yround necessary for
u person TO tread who bscomes = CORES.
pOndent Of war. He drifted down into
the South Americas and described in
glowing colors an engagement between
two bands Of belligerents. In this affair
he was condemned to he short with q
number Of others vt srnrise next morn
ing. At this point the Professors great
fund Of humos shone resplsndent like q
fash Of lightning out OF u clouded sky
With face uDdisturbed by the ripple~
Of emotion that must have crossed his
mind At the recital OF tale 80 remark.
stle, he told the DUN bounded audience
that he drew from his pocket gold and
purchased his way 10 freedom that the
effect, in finding newspaper man with
gold was such an nnheard OF occurrence
before by the belliyerents that between
the gold and the phenomena h- was
looked upon "A . sort Of Lord among
men, and WAS allow ed TO snap his kodak
in the faces OF his former enemies. From
South America he d,ifted to Chill wher-
he portrayed the bravery and the lack
Of tact Of the Chilians. From there his
bark went drifting 10 the fvozsn fields Of
DAkota, among the Sionx HIRE h-
fought over again the battle Of Wounded
Knee. How that when the engagement,
started he was so frightened he hardly
knew his own shadow. A statement
that the sudlence could hardly swallow
after sizing mp anew his six feet and a
half Of length and his yrea, breadth Of
shoulders. That he wonld know hi- own
shadow even II he SAW il before har
room mirror with schooner Of lager
IN its hand, was the unspoksn opinion
Of his hearers. After scalpinv y fsw
Of the Brule Warriors, after they we're
dead and could 10 no harm, he act the
snont Of his double turret-d bronco for
the fields II CARA on the lower Rio
Grsnde where We leave him picking the
cactus from the soles OF his feet and
taking odd nips from the csnteen Of a
fellow correspondent who had died from
insction while waiting for Cara to pu,
in an appearance or for something to
turn up. q
From the above j, will he sdjudged
that the lecture was roaring success
which it was. Tn Professor WAS heard
TO remark afterwards that the people o
kingman had treated him very consid
erately in taking of their six shooter,
and other arms before entering the hall
| that the mixing upo' the arms ~ the
assembly filed ont WAS no fault Of hIs anf
II he had bsen allowed TO carry ont his
| inclination there Vas an arm or two h.
would have liked to have taken hold o
himself.
The Professor promises 10 come bscL
again and entertain the good listener
Of Kinvmsn with another recital afte
he m axes his soundinys tor water on
in the desert
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
4 Cod Svg i,s Nojis6

When newspaper in the ssss pub
fishes lies and everything elss but facts
in their effort to heap degradation on sil.
YER, it IL no more thsn In expected, -
they belong 10 the ring subsidised by
those interested in keeping the whiss
metal in the dust, but when western ps-
pers begin to write editorisIly against an
industry that has allowed civilization and
the busy hum o. industry to spring up
where formerly the stiffness was only
broken by the short yelp Of the Coyote or
other varments Of desert and forest, IL 10
time 10 make u protest. II they would
publish truths, no man could object, but
their statements are false and misleading.
And now comes the little bald headed
man who writes for the Los Angeles Ex-
press and has his say about whst should
be done with silver and when IL ~ TO be
done. His article rings too much Nth
the inhsrnonious Jacksss TO be repeated
entire by any newspaper that thinks en-
ough Of itself TO exist, but one sentAnrs OF
the whole column Of ruobish might be re-
peated. Hear the donkey bray: " Dur
ing the past thirteen months the notes
issued in payment Of silver bullion am
ounted to &5O,OOO, ,COO In the rrdemp.
ton Of these notes the treasury has paid
out $48, ,OOO, ,OOV In gold coin, while bot
81, ,OOO. .OUO in silver has been sSihdvswn
in exchange for notes Of the ssansohsrsc-
ter. This shows, CONTINUES che animal
that apes after the jack Balaam rode
that the Sherman Law has practically the
effect Of con- pelling the government TO
pay ont gold for silver bullion and for
this bullion The government has no use.
It shows Mr.. Pig Headed Express
man that like yourself, the sdminis'ra-
ton is wofully ignorant or 10 in unlawful
cahoots with the monev lenders Of Wall
Street, as these notes OF. certificates is-
sued in ayment Of silver bullion entities
the holder to be either psid in gold ~
silver. and il is optional with the secre'
,ary Of the treasury which it shall he, yet
he, by Emperor Cleveland's orders
hoArhs up the silver and issues entirely
gold in order 10 further deb~se silver and
not for th- reason that the American
people would prefer one Of the precious
metals 10 the other. Yes, Mr.. Express
man your joining the ranks Of those who
have been biting chunks out Of the silver
industry until il hardly knows itself any
more, will not cut any great fgnre 4" III.
coming battle for equal rights net
the two precious metals, ss yon are evil
IDENTIFY Of the pigmy class Md the echo o'
your belief, IL such il is, will hardly hat
farther than your own ceiling. though II
the enemies OF silver are succ-ssful fe~r,
Los Angeles county oranges will be soh'
! in the silver states that lie for hundreds vi
miles along the border Of the state that
holds the curiosity We are writin. about
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
Colonel Fay Amens the times.

Early In the week Coz. Harley Fay
hitched up the two na9s and started on u
trip Of business, health and pleasure to
the S.ndy and the mines Of the Aubrey
district. The Colonel brought back with
him . number of fine specimens Of gold,
silver and copper ore and IS enthusiastic
over the mineral showing Of that section
and the hospitality OF the people along
the Sandy. The Copperhssd mine
owned by DR.. E. W. Smith. Ed. Will.
isms and Ed. MURINE continues to pro-
ducs . fine lot of rich ore. Il will bs
rsmem bored the owners had lot Of orc
from this mine work ed At the sampler q
couple Of weeks ago that sampled ovs'
$500 to the ton and they nov have an
ether lot out.
E. Ogden and John Barnes are taking
$50 gold orc from the Ben Butler mine
and working IL In sn srAstrs.
John B. Whitfield 10 worxing the Com
uulsion mine and hss made . strike o
orc that will run 81 900 TO the ton. Thia
bodv Of ore wss uncovered close 70 ole
workings on the Horn Silver and wher'
IL had been walked over for years, bu
there 1t wss IN PLAIN sight waiting to b
claimed.
McWright's mill is closed down peod
ins Q sale to Chicago parties.
The Colonel says the Aubrey distric
10 bound to como to the front, thst oil
| mazda In men to take bold and work.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Considerable work ~ nov in progress
at the proposed site Of the big nam on
the Bill Williams Fork. Houses are be.
ing erected and everything placed in
readiness TO commence active operations
as soon as the contractor arrives Steele
M.e.aye. .rehi'ees = the M.cs.ys Spec:
tstorium At Chicago, will have charge oi
AL the work.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

A. A. Spear, one of the oldest inhshi.
fants OF Mohave county, isup from For,
Mohave. He has obtained the contrac,
Tor furnishing beef ior the Fort for the
ensuing year and is preparing bonds fo'
the execution OF his cbntract.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
EIsetses Ast,es.

Notice 10 hereby givso 70 the qualiaed
s,sesoss Of Kingmsn school district.
Coansv Of Mohsvs, that the annual
school meeting for the election OF school
.,,,.asss vill be held on the last Saturday
in Jups. 1893, .. the public school house
IN aid district. The polls will be open
b.twsen the hours Of 900 .. N. and
o'clock .. %. HARvEr HUNS, Clerk
Dstsd ss Kingmsn. Juns Is, 1893
100
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
Nstiee g CPeAleses.

Estate of Daniel Steele. dssssasd.
Notice Ia hereby given BY the uoSss-
siwnsd administrator Of the estate os Dan
isl Steele, deceased. to the oreditoss Of,
and all persons having claims agsinst the
said deceased, TO exhibit them With ths
necessary vouchers. v'thia tous months
after the nrst publication Of this notios.
70 the administrator. At hts place "f bos.
iness in the town Of Kinsman. that bsing
the place for the transaction Of The businasa
Of said estate. in the County % 11ohavs,
Territory Of Arizona. .
4. YER MEHR.
Administrator Of the Esssts Of Daniel
Steele, deceased.
Dated ct Kingman. May s. lB9s. 32$
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Fred Brswn has been TO New York
district, viewing the outlook tor business
lie thinks Good Springs vicinity will he
the most prosperous part Of that section,
- the mines are greater in extent than
elsewhere, Little ore il heing shipped
as il In being held dun'il the railroad gets
in. The railroadJis being pushed rap
idly
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

There war an ice cream social at Mrs.
Harrington's Tuesday evening that Was
attended by . number Of the Young folks
Of the village. The feature Of the even
ing was an eating match between a
young lady and gentlemen. The lady
won In q canter. The only loser being
the ones Who furnished the material for
them IN chew on
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

On July I'd, 1898, We are directed by
the passenger department Of the A. 4 r.
r, r. Co. 10 sell round trip seaside ex-
cu,sion tickets, Kingmsn to Los Angeles
4. s24 90; Redonds $25 90; San Diego
s2s .o6. No stop over will be allowed in
either direction and dnsl limit for return
will no sixty days from date OF sale. Az
this IL . very low rate II will Be hne
opportunity to visit the seashore.
w. A. l.. TARR. Agt.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Gaddis q Co. are doing An immense
business. Their prices SUIT the times
and the people are pstronizinp them
from far and near. They now 6ll the
orders formerly filed by Smiths cash
store. This proves q great convenience
TO the people in general.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Our White Hills poet came to the front
this week with half pint poem which
get drunk on the way in and arrived too
late for publication. For : half bottle in
spiration it 10 dsi'y, 20 ~e war" Our
readers TO strengthen W a. it will appear
next week,
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Geo. Burnett and Chss. Lynch had =
scientific and gentIemanly sst too last
Tuesday morning that We are unable 10
give in rounds. but that 1t wasn't the
usual talking isstch, but a sc'spping
match Was evident by the abnormal con-
di,ion Of each ian . phiz after the bat
tie uas over. The one who struck first
failed 70 land Vthe last blow. %
in the psrlance Of the ring It was draw.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Grant Riehart left for the Yarnell
mine on Friday morning on horseback
The young man hopes to be employed
a. the Yarnell mill and will try and
learn the business Of snslxan,ator
He has many friends in Kingman who
wish him ancceas.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Mrs. Gaddis has returned from her
visit to her former home, Prescott. her
mother accompanying her Mrs Baker
will visit ber daugh hter kor several weeks
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

" w. Pittock. representing that A.
i-"sws organ, the Albuquerque Citizen,
was IN town couple Of days this week
in the intereet Of that psper.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Halls Hair Renewer enjoys the con q.
ds"ce and patronage Of people all over
the civilized world who use II to restore
and keep the hair natural color,
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

A. n. Kennedy, one of the owners in
the Arizona and Denver Mining and
Milling Co., has gone to Denver 10 be
gone about month.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Try = glass Of Anheuser, Busch, Pabst,
Lager, on ice At all the leading saloous
Of the county. Gsddis 4 Co. srs agents
for this excellent bees
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
st1nved ~ SfsisH.

From the rssch Of F. Mcguire (near
K;npmsn) sbout four hundred Ansors
eosts. Any isiormstiou Of their where
sbouss may b sent by word or letter 70
F. NAGurRE or
@ VIZ. n HARDY,
Kingmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Ia Dorfinger has gone on . proa
Is,s trip to Big Williams Fork.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
Attention knights Of Pythios.

Lection ol officers for the snsueins
.alsnnual : term will be held st Castle
aald Gsddis Lodge No. II, on sssur'
~ June oath. A full attendance 10 re-
'sssd, II. P.NEwno. G. @.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
turning Of the Cold Sdsm M,N

Malcolm Nc Leish, superintendent Of
the G,ld B .sin Mining and Milling Com.
pany, 10 in the city. His version Of the
burning Of their mill at Gold 8 .sin 10 ss
follows: Last Sunday morning Mt sbout
o'clock, while shifts were balnx chan
ged and the workman we're temporarily
absent frou the mill. sparks from the,
boiler furnace set fire To that portion Of
the works wherein we're situated the
pumDs and water supply. ~ on the dis.
covery Of the flames. after it had gain
cd considerable hesdway TO water
could be had to qurncl them. snd u
total loss was the result Great effort
was made to nut ont the fire, SEVERAL Of
the employees bsinx burned in the at.
tempt though not seriously.
Mr.. Nc Leish was in kinymAn when
the tire occure1 There Was no incur.
anc. On the property. Several hundred
dollars worth Of gold bullion Was gathered
up out vi the ashes but the loss in bull
lion has been considerable. ~
The loss ri the tioid b ,sin mill, gener =
ally known as the o X mill, coming as il
does ata time when everything Was tend
inY towards a prosperous future for that
unusually rich snd extensive mining sec
ton, - a -orioiS Olox To those
directly interested ami the county at
large. That the loss Of the only milI in
tnat vicinity Si!i cause more than ten.
pTary iull in the proceedings on lot to
iOrfu lArs. COMPANY 10 operate the
mines of the b .-in, Is not believed, A.
the foundation of all treasure III that sec-
rion (the minrs) still remain cropping
above the grolni with sufficient wealth
In sight to guarantee the carrying out Of
any project that had been outlined he
fore the Dire. That the properties AS de.
veloped will furnish pay ore for much
larger gold mill than the one burned /.
we'll known by those who are Informed
A. to their. average richness and grea,
quantity. In fact large mill is what is
nscded to economically work all l.rge
gold veins or bodies to an advantage and
~e Ia ,e no doub, hut what tn. program
a. seslned fe ,siAble before the fire will he
carried on, jnss the same.
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Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

ks Gladys Wright Of Prescott, daugh-
Jsdge Wrigh' 10 visiting he- cousin
he. D. Clymer.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

III. Tsgysrt Mercantile Go. have
WED Q car load Of different sized
! iigs and wagons.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

~ Prisk and wife, WAS 10 from the
bic Hills Tuesday. Joe reports time'
sias up out there, every man being at
n and others needed.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Aa. Merritt has sold his cattle to
i Bacon, Who will move them to his
tr 1t Mount Hope, vspsPsi county.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

adds 4 Co. are agents for the Sag"
o Lumber Co., Of Williams. Place
orders with them.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

LIN Dors Grounds left Ior her homo
Music MountainN Sunday mernins'
sasd bsso on . visit y her aunt, Mrs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

lea. Tsrr met with . painful accident
as loot last Monday. He limps like
asu who had gone through . financial
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

VI. Griffith, . member Of the Gold
M Mining and Milling Company,
aossted, arrived on last nights
10 IRON Denyor.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

\. Marvin, Of Peach Springs. lost
iuIs four year Old boy last Mon Jay
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

,Ae schaeier has returned from q
dexaminstion to hrs rich mines In
White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Eu. Heimrod, the sampler man, has
a n business trip to Chloride this
kt He owns valuable Yining inter-
hh that section.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Is,dis L Co. srs agents for Anheus-r
"A Brewing Association Of St Louis.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

r Roos, Of the White Hills Com
: mines. 10 expected back from Den.
n dsv or two.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

be sampler u piled up with ore and
noise Of her crusher 10 heard day
"a ont
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Cohenour and children tool
I,.d.v', train for Los Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

N peebe's teams have been hauling
.ou Mineral Park this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

4 4. Whismore 10 again in Kingman
|,sioess for the Albuquerque Demo
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

| Cooper, Of Prescott. 10 clicking the
|, in Bsncroit's place st the telegraph
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

r. Theis, Of Chloride, was regis-
4 the Hubbs House. sssly in the
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

Go to Gsddis 4 Co. for fiue fable
claret @ 2G per hottie and gasoline "a
$3 20 per case.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17
Eee Sale

Stock ranv~; three Watering piss~s,
house and barn; ten ares n fenced
pasture ground with snh irrigation 100
fruit trees growing nicely dDuhls airing
Of Of A I GOV poni-s. Cheap fos cSsh.
CHAs. MERarrr.
Kinymsn Arizona. -.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

k.sais 4 Co. the cash store. received
l n,.l cars Of baled hay this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-17

sU Millss y In Kinsmsa from Ban
sassse district, in the Black Canyon
p He ssd Daniel VDssry have TO.
8. a.s bsss a wost On the old
sH siss ssd srs sSkinS oas rich Oh
pa 80. A rscsut shipnsns from
Fopsssy 70 the ssmplsr ssvs . -
no taoo per ton In gold and silver.