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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

A. Tarrnnt county was probably the
first IN Texas 10 take up ia earnest
aud plt Ia practice system Of good
country roads, further advance In
tie direction OF adding 10 country con
veuicnees win soon be sought for There
Is now Ia operation 10 Contra Costa
county, CAL eyslcn which win com-
mend itself 10 the most progressive, aud
which The Gazette looks 10 see adopted
in tlis county ~ a leader
Under this system tho roads Of an
entire county are arranged 10 as long
lengths as practicable aud named. They
are then measured, commencing at the
county seat Or at the end nearest 70 IL,
and each mile is divided into Ten imagin.
airy parts or blocks OF 52S feet frontage,
The blocks are numbered ON the left aud
right odd and even, respectively. The
houses having entrances on block are
letered a. "B," &C. etc., with the
number OF the block. OF course the mum.
Der Of the block by q. simple calculation
shows the distance Of any residence
thereon from the county seat, or the poiut
Of beginning Of the road.
The convenience Of such an arrange
ment will readily suggest itself TO any
me who has gone to the country foi
business or pleasure. II also comments
Itself 10 the postoiiice department as /.
great facility Ia the mailing aud deliver,
1f letters.
With improved roads, trees planted
along their SIDES and a syslen for 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

Wcatherford. Tex. Oct. IS.
Editor Gazette:
In late issue of The Ca
ge,te l read with pleasure the article
styled college Fraternity Men" and
learn that the college men of the state
will hold reunion at Dallas during the
fair ON Thursday Oct. ~, 1873. en-
durse the movement and Will make un
effort 90 be present On the occasion.
suggest as a matter of additional inter
csi TO that occasion that all attorneys
IA Texas, who graduated IN law az the
celebrated law school Of Lebanon, Tenn,
or who have at amy time attended that
school and who are now practising law
or filling judicial OF other official post
tons In this state be especially invited
70 be present, There are two Of us In
this city and many others In Texas
who would be happy to meet the old
Lebanon law students on that occasion,
10 become better acquainted with each
other aud talk over the happy events
of our college lives. Let Us cOme togcth-
er aud have j good ume.
w. V. KTNNISON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
LOOKING FORWARD.


Some Of the North Texas papers have
started to boom Judge T. j. brown for
governor Of Texas. IL Is not known II
Judge Brown would accept the uomina-
lion or not, but II 50 he would easily
carry the Democratic banner to victory
lie Is entitled to the office from the people
Of Texas II he desires IL. No more
Ia Texas or elsewhere. Il Is generally
supposed that judge Brown prefers to
remain on the supreme bench where he
now is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

A few physicians in the United States
now distinguish between malaria and ty-
phold fever in the early stages OF each by
what Is esteemed an absolutely certain
diagnosis TIE blood from pin prick
upon the patients body Is smeared on a
glass plate and placed under microscope.
II the Characteristic bacillus OF malaria IS
discovered, the proof is taken as conclusive.
New York Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

M. rapsr T. kept on nls snd sdvertie
log rres may b. tsorffained AZ TIE ohce
~ Iaeriran Newfpapsr puhiisheTs' 1ss0-
siati9n Tempe court New YORK o. ff7m
iis Rartsrn business 01ler, - 1rio1ns
We.iifn business once. co. 'srhs Rock.
5. c. BeeEWsih, sole agent foreign sdvsr-
Wosiias fair oorrssDonasnt C 9. Hardy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
TEXAS slFIlNGS.

HINA " AAAE va islfNrtt4 80"
Ind az Tyler
German Dag win be celebrated at N9aI-
fou % Oct. q
Fogr heuarei bales Of cotton we're sold
IN Gainesville wednesday.
A ehrysinihenan fair M Be he'd ct
Deuis5n during S0Fenbef.
{. W waadle. one Of Huni '0anty's nrsi
settlers Is dead, ased O. years.
TIE Bel County Teachsfs' association
meets AZ Holland on the 27th and zs,h.
A hook and Ladder company has been or
sunizsd At Iialy, with twenty-five members.
sau Pa'ricio's lsE jaii has ben com
p.eiei. 70 has accommodation f3F alae
prlsoaers.
TIE new Pepper hotel. 10 o5drse q cree
ton az Haliettsviile, viii be ready Tor has
ineU Jan. !. next.
Mrs- A. Pegd and daughter Of san An
toniD we've badly burned by che explosion
Of a gasoliae stove
5. b. Diagier Of 1yier lost ais gin. ma
esiHery aHd iw niy-eisa; bales Of cotton
hy Gre 80 Insurance
An ileeudlafy burued tho bridge across
Cs.ionwDoi c5ees % the gves road three
niles from Waco. last night.
Mrs. woriel, an aged aiy Of WBuesn1
70 hns becn adjudged insane aud Will be
placed iu the asylum Of TeFren.
rhc seed house o. The Aivhrad0 oil mill
overloaded with seed. collapsed wednesday
Night The damage Is considerable.
The baby glrl Of Sir. Fitzgerald OF Tyler
fen inio Q pan Of boiling water. aud was
a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
nIsINras NnIIrI.-

Mr y q Colhrr. late riunIaior f1r
ibr Evaaia- Nan % oils d.y. has pn--
cti,ed bic STATE circulation u The Daily
Gazette oai-iis Of For Worth, md viii
iuaie haye ihe management o. 'hai
laaanmeut Of TIE Gaauts business,
iud0oiHs ,hs braach asei.eirs estahiishel
lar0lshsu. tha state aul elsewhere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
FosrEns LocAL FoREcAsrs.

The storm wave VIII reach fAis mefi'
dial and the Other changes uQtel viii 1c-
cur o. and g,ifuin 100 miles Of Fort Worth.
nnd within 100 miles Of Fort Worth
within tweutF-f0ui hours before or after
sunset of The dhies given below;
Def III Warmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
VISITORS 10 CHICAGO

who want 70 keep up with TEXAS nsws
vi. Lad The Daily Gazette gu sale a. the
following piacrs:
GTard sscinc hotel Jews stand
paitner House ueSH stand.
Leland n0tei news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stani-
Hotel Dtfof1 news stand.
Wells y Gir-r's i69 sfnte street.
Hotel Hayden. III and i5i Ihiriy.tltth
street.
TEXAS BuiidlaE Jsekson park
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
LOW RATES AGAIN FOR THE
eWORLp'S FAIR"

Oct. IL 10 ~ inclusive the Great
Rock ls,and route will sell tickets to
chicago and return AZ rate Of 5000.
Good for return until Nov Is and good
on ANY train and I'LL classes Of ears.
Call AZ city ticket Office, sos Main
street, for further information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

What Is the matter with Hon. John II,
Cochran for goyernory lilo a a practical
business man, has lived In Texas more
than hfty years, Is honest and conserva-
i've; anu u Dallas county gives him a
Send on the mnn who beats him VIII be
the governor Of Ycans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

Mr B. T. sprinkle IS G-rlafor for TIE
Ga1ette Do Fsgr Worth glI 1rdrfs To- toe
paper sboald IT. given o. bin OF hls aEenli-
las ofhce 3 Btf Afai1 street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
TURNER X DINGEE'S SATURDAY
MARKET.

Fine ripe bananas.
Messina lemons
FLORIDA orlnges.
Fresh cocSanuts.
indiana etlnherrles.
White crisp Michigan celery.
san Elazi,inu Malaga grapes,
Rcd Acme potatoes.
Wine Sap apples,
Roman Beauty apples.
Iarge Ben Davis apples.
DIR. Stuart fine Tarraut county apples.
Red Weatheriield dry onions.
Early York cabbage.
Hanson's string garlic.
White scniuped suB,per squash.
Sevcn-top turnip greens,
White curly mustard greens.
Green tomatoes.
Large, purple egg plants.
Flat Dutch turnips 10y the peek.
Fr.sh bunch turmps.
Small. fresh. rel bunch radishes.
Yellow bunch carrots.
Green cornheld peas
White Brazilian sweet potatoes.
Pumpkin yam sweet potatoes.
I.arro Utah Irish potatoes.
Potato pumpkins,
Yellow sweet pumpkins.
Crook-ncck kirchaw5.
Satisfy. or oyster plant. In punches,
Fresh okrl
Green hullhosc peppers.
Red string peppers thoO.
White wax beans.
Green wax beans,
Fresh curly LETTUCE.
Fresh homemade lye hoininy'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

srArE cn.crLATION.

sfr. D. T. copAer Vs. apP9lniei sgne',-al
Circulation agent for The D1lF bate ~.
Oct. l. HIS trarcluE rrpTesent1tffa -4H
J. l. Muiicn anf Aibert Rogers
LTfters u agthyTlfg are Elfcl % .A -
credited agents q Ihe saretie. lnd " -.
a. agents should b. required 70 ezAihii
tller authority.
AL poafuugferl are Authorized 70 lFL ~
agenfs fgr Tne Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

The San Antouio Express nouiinates
Charley Culbervou for lenienantgoy-
crnor. This does yeg Well but what Is
the matter with the chair now occupied
b. Ais royegnorshlp J. S, ueggi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

Yisitor--So your brother is taking lessons
on the violin. Is be making progressi
Little Girl-Yeslm. He's got 40 now wa
can tell whether be is tuning or playing
Good News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
WHAT'S THE UsEq

We could IN this paper full OF the
wonderful rcrvecnres rud headache
cures made by lrestoA.s Hed-Ake; bur
4 iriai Is far more convincing No cure,
no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

II John II Reagan wants to be gov
crnor next year, all he Will have 10 do
Is 20 say Sc Democrats win DO the rest
ELECT him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14
ATTEND THE GREAT
$500
Shoe
Sale.

We have a large line of
Mems Shoes which are a
great DRIVE at this price.
We are honest in saying that
they are worth more than
we ask for them, and are
values never before offered
for that money in Fort
Worth. The line is com.
plete, and we can fit you.
Call and examine them, as
they will bear inspection
and will satisfy you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

"Idlencss,r said Uncle Ebcn, makes
or man more talkertive. Seems laik It's
oaposahle fur er man % 90 nuiin an
Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14


industries in he far West have 10 IN
their power to get work now IL tie far-
mers viii eoue in and take them out
Being without experience. they viii make
b1i scant wsges a. the ruling prices for
picking cotton. but cotf0u-picke-- gef
the.r board and lodging thrown in- and
ii IS moi such bad thing for a man
OUT Of Nork To have job at which be
can make q LIVING aud few dollars a
week besides.
Tie unpopularity u obligatory mill.
tary service IS sidkinsiy illustrated b.
statistics Of suicides IN European az
mics Tie greatest number IS in the
Austrian army. the ayerig, fale per an-
nun being ~ 10 10000 men. The
rate 10 France Is uincty-.vo and the
German rate is pa, at sixty-tuo, but this
Is thought 10 be or underestimate. us the
Impression prevails iH military circles
that 10 ths army suicides arr more pre-
'alca, ihlu Ia either " the olhrss.
NJ Zoia recently visited England and
met bic critics. Al the dinner giycn him
az the Authors club no cold those Ircs-
ent thai they could now bee that hc was
not as black aa report mals him Our %
be- English candar exhibited itself ami
" "1' w 'iit. y .''s .1V H., ~. Nv
~ ''' -.
~ 'iO''''''.''. '''-. '-' '''. -, w..
luailsoue 500 literature.
-, , ~.
1-n ''1.c' i'N',o" V' '-' ''iiH
ilull'l.l'n' 4'-'n, ",,ap's.''., d" ~
,g''sa.''n I'''1'.' so Va ~ ~
'p'9t' ,t ,',.. s1''i d la.a '''u '''
further knowledge that $40 was in Me-
Scan dollars, which were 10. worth taking.
and - was 90 gold. ,he r1in being so
alal that q esglueI notice,
u appears fsom 'lf frp'a phb1sh'd in
the New York lieh1ll' 'f gentleman VINO
has been @ long timr resident OF SPAN
iuai MeiiAl 'nI 'De iHh coast Is l"'
fond OF warfare aad ilIHllng nothing Of
raaap Ufe. OF 40 Elfol.an nations
th. spaui.h is said TO be the fttest 90
| ct Of pu bu if. .r,aiueas vil NOT as-
| .u.r. ,b. tri,r pf tbr flpui.a OF the f.s
| ,.-it 1.,J, D., r,r.,ts
m'" WIN
] FIRMS by accident llfiuH thr Jay nor "lu
| II relieve tic pain OF tun sixteen oihcrs
,,.t, ,.,r7 ,,.or,. g- i,lf s.y,.ralv hurt by
-, ~. ...',...,,..... .,,..,...i
al'llehts lAlil''' % ''' '-
u '' claimed ,A't lAvt' ~ lt lHl7 uin,
I Sop'Vp'NVp invested M 'aH9uA hlnu7 ''
IN, ...,.,-.. ~. .l,o,,f.t,y ,,s o,, NJ
N'' vs. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

Count de Lesseps Is still alive, and the
Old mans wonderful vitality may yet
bring him back to health aud upset tho
predictions Of the doctors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

The session Of the irrgnting congress
In los Angeles may bc used as an ex.
eusc for rcmarking that all congresses
indulge in irrigation, more or less,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

Blessed Is be who expecicth nothing OF
called session. for he will not be disap-
poilted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

The unpopulaity q obligatory mill.
tary service IS s,dkingiy illustrated by
statistics Of suicides 10 European az
mics The greatest number IS in yhe
Austrian army. the average rale per an-
nun being ~ 10 10000 men. The
rate 10 France Is uincty-,vo and the
German rate is pa, at sixty-tvo, but this
is thought 70 BE- Or underestimate. rs the
Impression prevails iH military circles
thal 10 this army suicides arr more pre-
vsiea, thau IN either NJ the Others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

wben Cashier Tus.ov Of ,he Bank Of
Huntington. Team disappeared, an I'M
ycstisatio1 revealed SlJ In The safe
Wonder that such sum should have
been overlooked ls miuima.d by the
further knowledge that $40 Was 10 Me-
Scan dollars. which were not worth taking.
aud - was 60 gold, die roin hens so
sjlaI that q escaped notice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-14

Mrs. Burton Harrison, who has re-
Gently written a iwo-aot comedy, Ever
green" has no, By this play added to
her fame. II has been brought out Ia
Chicago and the critics are damning 1t
with faint praise.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

dollars is gold and silver. Virginia '"'
then contained 20.0J0 people, and 'i'e a"'
nual output reached into The n'I'l"''
A, present the population !" 100. Mines
formerly paying magnificent d'''de"h'
are running behind nov. The qn'Hh
mills on the Car-on river, when -"'''
Vas at par, ran 32s ore stamps earh WI"
a capacity Of three tons OF ore y "ay'
Now there are hut G6 stamps IN operation"
and the.s ARE not fnnnins 10 Uhe''
fnl capacity There il inTiiy enough
bullion 20 keep the CT-on Mint ~ opera
ton, and Nevada small so"n" AZ" De-
ing draeFied. TheTe are hundred" o'
claims that could bs made 10 pay u silver
~are AZ par, hut 40 long as II !" d"I'"'re"
ss il is AZ prerenV 'hs owners 80" only
hold on 20 them in hope. 'has F"hetnP
lion will come MEXICAN FlnsncteT. Ci'y
Df MeyicO
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
SHIL0H'S
CON S U M PTIO n
CURE.

The success OF this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history OF medicine.
All druggists are authorized TO sell IL on a pos.
tive guarantee, test that no other cure can
successfully stand. That IL may become
knc wn, the Proprietors, at an enormous exo
penje, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into
every home in the United States and Canada.
fvou have Cough, Sore Throat. or BTons
chitis, use II, for II will cure you. II your
child has the Group, or Whooping Cough, use
1t promptly, and relief il sure. II you dread
that insidious disease Consumption, use IL.
Ask your Druggist for SHIL0H'S CURE,
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81 90. Ifyour Lungs
are sore or Back lame, use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price Is cts. For sale by all Drug
R.sts and Dealers,
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

News from the great. silver mining
state Of Colorado is that, at present prices
for silver, many mines have stopped OPP
erAt'ons, and in others, still worked,
miners are being discharged. the inten'
ton OF the managers being 10 reduce ex'
pensvs. A telegram saws: Colorado
wOuld be on the verge OF disasteF SsTe II
not THAI it's resources other than precious
metals have been developed rapidly dor
i"g the last six or eight years. LaE'
year ahs Agricultural pFojucts ot The state
exceeded by several millions the whole
pFodncl Oi gold silver aud lead. Mann
fac'uring and other interests have grown
Iargrl, but there are large sections de-
pendeni almost Wholly ON mining, aud
merchants Of IN my small toWns 30 bust
ness Silh none hut mincrs. Under 70
cents il is not likely there will he dozen
purely silver miurs in operation S.mi'
| ~ t. formation cOUes iron ihe silver
mining state Oi Nevada where the noVlre'
able evidence of the Distressed condition
fro ~ the iuw market price ot the white
metal ls the constant d"popuIITIUn Ui
towns whirh few years az" wer" thriv.
ing. aud prodnced many thousands 81
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

iness has been largely overdone, and
some OF the bakeries lately began 10 cut
prices in the hope OF increasing the.y
business. The others followed sui, 20
protect themselves, aud nov the baking
business is done practically for nothing
The consumers, however, have not
raised the least murmur Of protest. They
are perfectly willing for the war 10 20 on
all winter. - Exchange.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
II Z. EWING,
y ~ MEsI

Krnsman. Arizona. October 18th, ls,g
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

J. +. Lu'hy returned last nighe from
kIngm"n, ATiz., whore he has been
looking over hi' mining interests H.
81, IA" White His are booming About
4OJ men ara a. Sork in the mines .-AIbu.
qTeIqpe CITIZEN.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

Bread il selling in Omaha nov at
thirty-slx standard Ioayes for a dollar, AZ
. result Of a disagreement among he
bakers. The town has fifteen wholesale
bakeries, and as many more pIares that
bake their own bread for sale The bus
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
4 Country FuH Of Graves.

There are no telegraph poles in China
Not because there are no telegraph lines,
nor Yet because there is not wood suit.
able Tor use as poles. Strangely enough,
Chinese worship their dead fathers aud
grandtathers, aud regard the resting
places o. their remains as SO sacred that
they deem it u sacrilege 20 allow IA shadow
~ be cast upon their graves. When the
iinemen of the first Chinese telegraph
companies began operations, they were
greatly embarrassed Ia their undertaking
10y crowds vi inhabitants who follow
thein about, and with the most lrightful
blasp!s mis- cut Town the poles as fase
as they were erected. Fur some time no
exp,anaiion could be obtained, tut al
last the working parties jisco sered thAt
III the more thIckly settled districts Vi
the Celestial + upIre graves we're every.
where 10 be luuud, and scarcely pole
could be erected anywhere out that al
some time oi the day 1t cast its sha low
on grave. TIL dltticuty Mas Insuurr
able and the Chimes government, Gux |
iOus as II Was 10 tender assistance. slOOd ,
pnSerless. 81 all wires went under. |
ground, and IL is sand the system proved
UcTu
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

Chicago d,sp .tch Oi recent i 1te SAYS
An important phase Ui the battle con-
cernlng the Suniay UpenIt Z and closing
ot the Norii's F.r Is On The dJcket fOr
argument IN Chancellor Tu.,' = court
tins morning. The Issue raised Is the
night vi the city Uf Chicago, and the px-
position company both OF wnJnt are de.
tenianis, - close I'll. lair Oh Sunda,
ina-nucn ~ il is located Oh the giUuuu
of PARK, which oy l"gi,Iauon h4. been
decree lor tn e, ire. uS,. Uf tho ,.ulnmhui
~ weekly tGi Sandy ~ The cad Ui the
writ Tne pIii mel ,iisJrlIns lnr tar
anthorItle, iron closing he exuUsI lUn
on Slli,ys on tn g,Uind lh.i me
p,r%- are Tree and ,.no ir. and h.t It is
I'np 'ss!OIe tor any 10 ~ to di .erI them
iro II The public us-H, except by act Of
con t,nuiuuh "A Im nen4e array uf
90 InSe! has D-ea ret IInei Oh both sides,
Sni one Of them SAWS that II will bp one
ot ia: III ,.t dIvertInk legal tOurn tnents
., he century. CH Knt Kav is al
the hea Vi the Sunday OPENER, with
COngre..mtn al Ltrge John G b rk AS
tir-r al, and JUICE Tnpm an, ex civil
s-r.lce commissioner ~ secJ'd assstan,.
Th, SIniay clD-lnk fl ,nEs will ne lei bv
the Venerable john WUUdhrjdJp.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
SOTIt o..
KI~GMAN, April Isl.

KISGMAS, April list.
No,lce ia hereby given hat the Night
,awk mine or the owners thereof Will not
p,. responsible for any debts ron'rar'ed
~ the contractors OF Iessees thereon.
~ GEORGE B0wRRs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
tor Sale.

One 10 II. 7. boiler and hosting en-.
zine, 800 feet steel cable. one ore bucks,
and one water bucket. The hoist IL com.
pIete. with all necessary fittings. IA,
parri uIars apply to this office 10 Ansot
"A Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21

Of Every Kind and De-
scriptIon. Flour, Barley
Wheat. Potatoes, Beans,
Bacon, Notions, Canned
Goods and Everything
Needed by Miners and the
People Generally.
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
NOTICE

Motto. IN hereby given that neither she
B!Ind Goddrs- mining claim, situated Ia
ln ian Secret mining district, Mohzs.
county, Arizona Territory, nor i,s owuy,.
wilI be- responsible" for any labor I-.,.
formed for. or debts contracted nv AM,
ltsse.s oi s.id mining claim.
u, 7. EWING.
:. W. WEST
KIngman, Arizona. October 18th, ls,2
FRTE~-Onr elegant illustrated e.,s.
iogne Of Watches, Diamonds. silv.rss,.
Christmas goods, &c &c, mailed ire.
10 any address. l.. u. WALLACE.
whols.sle. Retail and Mig. Jeweler,
ogden, Utah
Mohave County miner., 1893-01-21
SS' VI MONS

Action brought in tie District Court o.
the Fourth JudicI Il District, i'll and for .h,
County of MphIve Tsrritory Of Arizora.
The Territory Of Ariz svnls greeting to
Bridget A W,,od Ird
You are hereby SUNNI med and reauired
~ appear ii an tctiOn brought against Won
by the above naned plaintiff N the Dis.
trlct Court Of the Fourth iudicml District.
in aud for the County of Moh4ve, in the
Territory II Arizona. and answer the com.
plaint flied with the Clerk of this Court AZ
kin0man, IN said ,unty. "a cO,pv of which
complaint accompanies this ummnns,
within ten deys, (excluSive IF the d,y Of
service after TIE service Mp II Won of this
s'mmonS, II serve III this county, but if
served out Of the County and within the
District then within twenty days; where
personal service OF copy of the sum
mons and complaint il made out of the
Territory, or service by publication is
made AS provided by law, within twenty
days after this completion th reof: in ALI
other cases thirty days.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the complaint ~
above required the ~ .intiff will take iudg-
ment by default against Won.
And costs and disbursements in this ne,
half expended.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court at Kingman,
lsEAL) this 9Th day of Jan. 1898.
o. D. NJ. GADDTS, Clerk.