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Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
srs sa,isy to Lsetsrs,

Prof. 9, Z. Bailey will deliver his IS
nous 10 tnre, Experiences Of . War
Correspondent st the N. z church
1t O'clock sharp. Sunday evening. Ths
Professor has world vide reputation
- lecturer and stands among the lev
Who CAD interest an audience from be-
ginning to end. His visit 10 Kinsnan
70 on business connected with the irrixs.
tson Of our dry mssas, but hs has bssn
induced by citisens who know his great
reputation ~ lecturer. to spsak 70 =
Aingman audience. The Professor has
hundreds Of clips from newspapers rsfsr.
ing 70 his lectures In kind paragraphs,
but We will only refer 70 ons. The San
francisco Chronicle says:
Prof. g. Z. Baiisy. the we'll know u
lecturer, eeologist. and traveller, gave =
iuli and accurate stateme mt OF the exact
facts about the Nicaragua Canal, as well
- highly interesting sketch Of life and
adventure 10 the Tropics.
There ID one thing that we warn those
who 60 to hear bun against, not to ask
him any QUESTION: about the GArxa re.
oeilion. Tho Professor vas sent by tho
Inter Ocean - war correspondent to the
late Cara revolution In Mexico. The
correspondents were writing their dif.
ierens papers every day for month that
battle would surely take place between
Cara and the Federal troops Of Mexico
within "a hours. During all this time
Cara was slipping his coffee and smok-
ing cigarettes in New Orleans. The
Professor denies that he WAS living anon :
the prickley ps,rs and soap weeds, being
frightened out Of one shiver into another
for lear the rebel revolutionist would
swoop down on him, while the elusive
rebel Was In the south having u good
time. Reference to it 10 his weak
point, 20 don't try and have him explain
before the large audienre thai will greet
him, when the curtain goes MP Sunday
evening
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Mrs. II. B. Hanna, who has 80 long
and successfully operated ,he White
Hills hotel, White Hills, has transferred
her business to Mrs. Williams and daugh.
ter OF Prescott, who will continue the
business ss the old stand. Mrs. Hanna
will 70 TO the cooling shades Of Utah for
awhile to meet relatives and friends and
70 rest up. while Harry will still operate
the Free Coinage, forlorn widower.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

The Age, published at Jewett. Ohio,
says: I've carry hut one patent medicine
'sd,' that of. c. Aver & Co. Lowell.
Mass. and would not do this were il rot
that the firm is as square in its dealings
as any bank. and it's preparations Of the
very highest class The life Of the ed.
itor's better half was once saved by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla, after the ply
sicisns had failed TO give her relief"
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

:. \ Judson. supsrin,endent q the
Asaold Gold and Silver Mining Com
pAny. 'sis Tor San FrAn,iseo on Wednes-
days train.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Misses Maud and Belle Mcguire have
been going through the ordeal Of parsins,
6guring and bounding states and coun-
ties. this week, before he teachers ex.
amening board.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Just - ws we're sbout TO hire bad
man TO shoot up the town TO get an item,
= f,re broke out at John Kolar's black
smith shop that allowed our fremen to
show their speed. For awhile the fire
r.oed Il looked ~ though the high wind
would carry hot brands to surrounding
buildings but the interference Of citizen
firenen, some Of whom = pre- never known
to eet out OF 4 walk before, soon laid u
low, Little loss
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

The silver petition circulated by Hon
Foster 8. Dennis has about 25 name. with
the dollars. Come forward boys and
help the cause. Now Is the time To
strike. Free silver and better times OF
back to the hog ranch or tie camp.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Wednesday g regular passenger train TO
the west, which was several hours late.
cut passengers leg off At Crozier. II
10 supposed the unfortunate man was
hanging on the platform when the jar Of
the train in starting caused him to loose
hrs balance anil fall under the wheels.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Newt. Smell and Billv Brown are hay.
seeds - we'll ~ miners, they having
immersed seed in the soil from which
they expect the sweet potato vine to
spring. II they have planted any ~afsr
melons they have kept il quiet
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

The agent Of w. =. 4 Co here claims
that the express business for May was
better than any other month since last
December. This speaks we'll for the
gradual increase Of prosperity in Mohave
county.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Mrs. u. Knowlton, wife Of Conductor
Knowltsn ot Los Angeles, who has been
waiting ss Willisms Tor some time past,
stopped of on her way homo 70 visit Mrs.
o. +. Kuencer 1T this place.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

j. A. Whitmore, an old newspaper
man, who stands a. the head Of his pro-
fession. is in Kingman for a day or two
in the interest Of tina, wide awake paper,
the Albuquerque Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

IL 10 said that the Wells Fargo and
Company have on exhibit At Chicago, .
fine display ot different articles pertain
Ing to tho express business that is in
teresting to see.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
Kingrnau.

NJ. McDer'nitt, superintendent Of the
White Hills Company mines. was in
town this week attending to the ship
ment Of 9 lot Of rich ores from their
mines.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

DrsD--Oa Saturday, June Atm. Hiram
B. Cox, at the Kingmsn hospital, Of y
tumor on the brain. The dead man was
we'll known in these parts, having lived
in Kingman for . long time. He was
buried in the Kinyman cemetery Sunday
morning.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

HaiPs Hair Rsnewer 10 pronounced the
osss preparation made Tor thickening the
growth Of ths hair, and ssatoring thu,
which - gray 70 its original color
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
Stmys.

Three brown or dark bay horses. One
branded and vented star on right side.
One branded star on left shoulder. One
branded circle N OF H. on right hip.
Inquire Of +. +. BRAwN,
q. Kingmsn, Afis.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Chss. Barley, the musician Who 10 at
the Hubbs Honse, is brother to Prof.
Bailey. The family homestead 10 in
Pomona, Cal, and when the labor Of
their different occupations tire them out,
they ssek the spot, Of all the worh the
best, {home) to rest np.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
Ssnayed or Stoleo.

From the ranch Of F.. Mcguire (near
Kingman) about four hundred Angora
goats. Any Information Of their where.
abouts may be sent by word or letter 70
+. MAGuIRE or
WM. H HARDY,
Kingmau.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Albert Anderson, Who has been en-.
ployed q the Hsbbs Houss for som.
time. has accepted position At the
Diamond jos nins. and left for there
Tuesday last.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Mrs. Brewer - nov prepared 70 do
sashing and ironing neatly and quickly.
Also does plain sewing. She can be
found on the northeast cosnsr of Bsal
and third strests.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
cans of Thnnks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie. wish to ex-
press their sincere thanks to their
friends who 30 kindly rendered them
assistance during tho illness and death Of
their infant daughter last week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Dick Tagssrs, hsyins eludet the fellow
With the scvths death. ,<ss in town
this usst With 10 ID os fanch product.
He lost considerable flesh in the an
countar.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

~ We vo % psesa dispasch tells us a
- !, collapse q Ford's theatre building.
Nsw Yoss. caasias tho death oi over ,oo
psrsons. :"
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Malcolm McLeisb, general manager Of
the Gold Basin Mine and Milling Com
many, went 10 Los Angeles The fret Of
the week 10 meet numher Of London
CAPITALISTS ~ho are figuring on investing
in group OF mines thai are under bond
10 Mr.. McLeish AZ Colt Basin. II these
monied men take hold the dirt will ny
in that section sure enough. They al
ready have been to examine the mines
and appeared to be satisfied OF their
richness, hence the requess that McLe'sh
nee, them At the city OF the Angels.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

LAswell, the freigh,er who has
a<k 10 the White Hills, has re-
and 70 holding the lines once
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

= Brucs Left for the White Hills
saay With Harry HAnnsh's team
with goods for the Free Coinage.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

@ Kindig. editor ann proprietor OF
diornia Advance, Published At
NJ. California, PASSED through to
nld's Fair ou MONDAYS train.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Ex Sheriff Lake has, ut last, lived to
see his wind mill at work, pumping wat
er at great rate. The way the machine
worked at FIRST it was thought this gener.
alton would PISS away before the con
tinnons winds Of Mohsve county could
be utilized to pump water for Mr.. Lake.
All now 10 changed. A reservoir will be
built, fruit trees planted and q general
improvement Of affairs go on since the
wafer flows.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Rakely hsd bis httls accident.
- isll 10 ,he ground, and Lew
ssdes him, was somewhat hurt,
iost his senses for awhile.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

John Pino. Who has clicked many :
message over the wires IRON Kinsmsn.
has sose 70 ths Needles 10 take charge
Of shs key board thsss for fe~ weeks
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

n sAims y having several tons Of ore
ntAs vsnderbilt district, worked II
)ampies.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

4.C. Potts ana daughters. Misses
= snd LAllah, leave today Tor San
"a where they will spend the
IL noaths.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

- Mssritt'is rounding mp his stock
ufosy 70 shipping them 70 Kansas
tekiShoma.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

- iags 10 the Wall2pAi mountains.
nukss will have q hot time there
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

- U. r. Schoonmsker, " Peach
- spsnt several days oi this week
knsnaa.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
|ncAL AND PERSONAL
4. asnbls sf tAs sssm.

b.
snuss,s boom about 10 strike rs
Dsar ron feel RS rushing breath
4 eoulng from the east land
I'M millions In her vest.
- ths southern fields Of cotton,
d ~ aorthern banks Of snow
- boem Is gaining keadway
~ Csaigrs plant 70 grow.
= ysaFs we've been digging
ntlaeins precious ores 70 sieht
Z h3Ing hard the drill head,
Nssking with all our might
i ynslaking Of the aapjack
IN eo1se black as CROW.
IA now comes long this tannin root
10 1nd place to grow.
n plant win thrive In this hot cline.
n weli q snakes and tosds,
: MA ne boom. Canaigre root.
n middle Of the road.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

r. DsIiA Gross Of Mineral Park. ID
W hss sister, Mrs. OF. KuenceT.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

~ Chss. ZIe,nsr and daughter Grace,
N Han Diego, Cal, Friday. They
hgooe ell sumRer.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Aissss Lizzie and Katie sherman.
~ bsss ussending scnool 81 San
20, N6ve arrived home sed vii
shelr vscstion at the Park.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

~ Psnbsrthy is raising crop on his
= the Walispais.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

~Chas. Bailey. musician and tuner
|<Das and pianos. from Pomons.
kbat the Hubbs House.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

\ laasssh and son, ,uesseases Tor
sargc and Co. with hssdqosrtsrs
Anssiss. has oeea ont " the
Hsls sisitiH hs brother. q. b.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

Editor Michasls Of the Williams News,
and wife were in Kingman early 10 the
week. While Mr. M,chaels does the
head and hand work on the News. Mrs.
Michaels trims fashionable hats for the
ladies' OF Williams. The lady thinks Of
establishing 4 branch store in Kingman.
No doub, Klngmsn ladies would be glad
to have q store started where they could
get new bonnet G'cssIonally or have
the old one trimmed over.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

r. May Barry. OF Csrbss, 10 visiting
Sdfsr, Mn. Del Bcsbe.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

6d tho boys and girls ate lee
- Mrs.. Hxrrington's Tuesday
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

cashmsa, the popular and good
seed'es merchant, was up 70 see
nsss outl,ok and other sights that
1ous sh. Mineral City Of Arizona,
|sest
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

nv. Bancroft is in John Pino's place
~ iSlegTaph Office.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

r. n mis JAcoby Sis a the Hubbs
s Ison the White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

~ So0thmAid, Of Chicago 70 IN
ssa u COMPANY with the Profess
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

7. s-''S -.sss 1'ea The Needles
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

|nA 3. Baker. Of Prescott, ,s visiting
1hsusn.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

DR. A. E. Ealy, Of Albuquerque, is in
the city for the purpose Of looking over
the ground with the prospect Of pract-
icing his profession here. The Doctor 10
man OF family and has followed bis
profession in Albuquerque for many years.
lie hopes that ny getting into lower
altitude the health Of Mrs. Ealy may be
improved. The doctor likely has struck
the right place.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

. sasd aD win = over In shout
S&ys.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10
D. W. 6sschsr Meets a Car

Tuesday evening there was ripple Of
excitement running up and down the
usually quiet streets Of Kingman. Cow
boys with their ponies fleeing under the
spur and quirk, foot men who never
knew they could sprint before, Indians,
Cinnamon and whites, all excited and
following each other, went to show that
q. w. Beecher, who was reported killed,
vas very populsr man. Mir. Beecher
Was in pursuit Of an nbusual.y active
cali who likely thought that liberty with
out the branding iron was the. proper
thing II he coald make u stick, 90 he
held his breath and few for ways with
Mr.. Beecher astrde OF COW pony in
full pursuit. The calf, changing tie mind
verv suddenly, or losing it's wind, stop
ped short and collision eDsned, Mr.
Beecher. horse and all going over in y
heap. The pony, in its struggIes TO re-.
gain its feet, rolled over Mr.. Beechsr, its
hoofs striking him in the breast For y
while 1t was thought the gentleman vas
kille and the news spread like gossip At
q sewing bee, but fortunately he vas only
sinnned and We are pleased to state after
the lapse Of several days, that G. w.
Beecher 10 worth more dead men than
could be slowed away in An acre lot and
will soon he out attending 10 his regular
xvOcation.
The Kingman school has closed for its
summer vacation. The closing exercises
were conducted Friday afternoon at the
court house. Thew were OF q very in
teresting nature, each one doing their
part we'll. The teacher, Mrs. Rosxlse
| X. Ogden is to be congratulated on the
thorough manner IN which che has
advanced her scholars in the different
branches Of common school education.
The following 10 the program as carried
out.
PROGRAMME.
Overture---Dreaniland tzes--Edith
Ogden.
Song by the little folks--May.
Recitation A Little Girl--M'nnie
/
SCHOOL, Beautiful Days.
Recitation-A Witty Retort-Lewis
| Wilkinson.
Instrumental Solo Pen Wal,ses--
I.x,lah Potts. e
Recitation--To Make Others Glad
Freddy Cohenour.
/ Recitation What l Hate--Grace
| Ziemer.
Declamsiion--A School Boy--Tom
| Hunter.
Soug-I.ittle Folks--Summer Time.
Observation-Disclosures Due-Willian
/ Hunter.
i Instrumental Solo-Mountaln Belle
Schottische- frankie Potts.
Song-School-On the Lake We Float
Instrumental duet--Jeunesse Dore---
Edith and Florence Ogden.
Solo--Lullaby -Lallah Potts.
Recitation Churn Slowly Marie
verMehr.
Song By school--Bells.
| vsiedicsory--Nlna Cohenour.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-10

w w. Clack 10 registered at the
Hubbs House from Paris. We noticed a
p.r;s,su re iness shout Mr.. Clack's nose
tho last time b. csme under our obser-
cation but thoughtlhs hsd imported il,
bu, i, seems ne hss hssn over IN person
and received n ~ Nls1s cos Tho.e
e.r,v. from the Asst Aty IN Fraace are
cholera ssspscts ~ Parasites rather. &C
hook ont ~ them.
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np undergone a special examination
ns to political eligibility were mt once
given employment.
"rhey are wonderful company"
said one OF the citizens who was pres
ent at the play. "They consisted
Of fifteen men, three OF whom were
shOvelers. To the twelve was allotted
The difilcult task Of tamping the dirt
thrown into the trench by the three
and by taking turns they did the work
assigned them. We were particularly
interested In one Individual who
appeared 10 be suffering from that
Tired feeling sometimes called spring
fever ut this season OF the year. One
OF our party took his watch from his
pocket anu Ms a result 1t was noticed
that the fellow during fifteen minutes
actually raised his tnmplng rod six
times. According to the law OF CRAWL.
tatiOn II fell easi Y when released by the
holder, n part That he willingly and
successfully played. On one Of his
hands was IA aid glove, 1 suppose GOV.
ering n blister which was formed by
reason OF his labOTlous duties"
An ex.county officer says he had
thu curiosity to wauutr up and down
the trench where the woTkmen are On.
gagged. lie peercd into their faces In
VAN and declares that he could not
ind property owner or tax payer
among them. 10 the msu, lie says,
who eau nnd one IL allotted task as
difficult ms the one undertaken by
DiOgenes when with his lamp lac made
an unsuccessful attempt ~ hnd an
honest man.
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Committee on finance.
The committee on sites and build
ings recommended rs to the Franklin
school bulldog "that the clerk OF thu
board notify the contractor OF tn,
franklin school nd his bondsmen thai
the board Of educstlyn will insist Oh
the enforcement OF the time forfeiture
clause In the contract for tho erection
OF tho said school building" Adopted,
The same committed recommended
that the president and clerk OF the
board execute the contract with
Heesch, Davis a Co. for tho heating
and ventilating OF the Oquirrh school
building for sb725, the provision hav'
Ing been omitted when the matter
was passed upon Mt the last meeting.
Adopted.
A communication was received from
the attorney Of the board on the matter
Of tho claim OF tho Bixty.sixth district
against the Twenty.ninth district for
an equitable adjustment OF the property
In the latter district, aud TO the crea-
ton OF which the Sixty sixth district
contributed, also covering the taxet
for 1892. He stated that II was n
matter OF serious doubt Ia his mind
whether any recovery could bc hal
with reference 10 the interests Of the
property Mt this time Of the division OF
the Twenty district. As TO the
recovery Of tares, he stated that h.
had moi found time ne yet to examine
the matter carefully. Filed.
The committee ON sites and build.
ings, to whom was referred q former
report recommending that the contract
between the board and the Hendy d
Meyer Engineering company, for the
heating aud the venliiatiDg OF the
jackson school building, be annulled,
recommended that the former ropori
be adopted, and that the board READ.
vertiss for bids for tho period OF i've
days. They also recommended that
the said advertisement should cover
all approved systems Of heating, AN
that tho bid be made to include all
work necessary for the installation AM
operation OF such system M the boar
may adopt.
A majority OF tho members Of the
same committee reported that they had
visited tile Hamilton school and exam
ined tho hf sting and ventilating plant
and fouth II satisfactory, and recon-
msnded that 1t he accepted and that
warrant issue for tho payment OF tn,
same In accordance with the contract.
The minority opposed the adoption Of
the report. A oompromise was effect
cd on n motion OF Mr.. Baldwin that
$4,000 be paid the contractors on
account.
Appropriations to the amount oi
S5,li3.39 were made.
Under the head OF new business,
President Nelson Blated that hence
forth minority report would not le
considered as AN amend ment to the
majority report, as had heretofore beeu
done, and would not be acted upon
except when motion was made TO
Substitute II for the majority report.
Health Commissioner Beatty urged
the need OF strict sanitary aud quarau-
tine regulations being observed by the
schools OF the city, anu asked the
board to cooperate with him In the
matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-24

About two or three months ago I
purchased from you bottle Of Cham.
hcrlain's Cough Remedy, put up In
Dcs Molnes, Iowa. such good results
were obtained from its use that
enclose one dollar and ask that you
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CITY. To II. II. Lane, Druggist,
Ptekskill, n. Y. Mr.. 5crlven Il pfesi-
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In New York, and widely known In
business circles. When troubled with
a cold give this remedy trial and,
like Mr. Scrlven, you will want it
when again IN need OF such medi.
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INTERESTING STREET PLAY.
A Company OF Workmen iron tn
Waterworks Department Amuse
an Audience of citizens.

A score or more OF citizens, most Of
them business men and Taxpayers,
witnessed n farclcal labor performance
ON East Temple street yesterday. It has
been going ON for the last two or three
weeks, but critics say that 1t was
never so amusingly rendered as today.
superlnieudent OF Waterwork,
Ryan is general manager, anu
whether always present or not, he IL
ably assisted by n quartette oiforemen.
The characters In the cast nre said t.
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