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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

arc extremists md Conservatives nero.
Ohc " Oni1's congressmeu mas
wrlten a beck entitled "rhe Other
Side" II Ia the wociui eide OF the
l1bofing classes, designed na sou might
ruf,- lJr political effect New T. iuca-
ton lns Co. niher ellie. I con. ess
sought out is salient points 1Ec one
VINO, huet frul,less tull Hf patent
medicines, CD UoBtly uvtBH gates the
merits OF tlH "uew remedy with The
h1lo Of Ending 30 sue nui quick
cure. W. nIl have hlI experiences,
mo- doubt. wreu we wished Tor quicy.
cniug medicine Tor duli intellect,
or tor tho undcvelored mimic Of
those committed 90 .ur care.
| hli h1rrs OF discovering uwr
h9upy restorative Tot the lull pupil, OF
come al.uvlatlug potion fog the care.
WON 7ni u1lrlv psiu teacher, but All
iu vain. TIE New Education would
heap u'orn buriuu upon the already
too heavy laden shoulder VI the
teacher.
Siuiy methods, take periodicals,
tUaI tiuc1iluual literature Inform
yourself upon She s'luucu anu st Hf
trRchiuf. Attend trnHnvfs' HH.unll-
lions, nu abreast OF your Profession, Hfu
he commanding words. ihu rK-
trrmist would enJolu more thsu
this. Visit tho homua Of your
pupiIs. Try 10 inuiil "a hrslirWl
rpsppct for education. Try to elevate
the public sentiment OF y ur town In
favor ni education. Nes, boz not only a
SCHOOL tcBchur, tut n doctor % mril.
cline ami bocfor OF divinity. $50 the
WORLDS greatest beuulacipr hut all
this u teacher cannot ur. 10 g. clucH.
ton without "a circumference, cIuuB-
ton almost mn wild, 40 Do HIggu. fHI
ss \ closing Thought thHt moro v.lHrls
hr made IN check aui c1unuc H.hur
thau TO enlarge the range oi primary
and src1u afy, shat So, public oIuCa-
lion. lIuCtl1u from tho standpoint
OF the IrYr.ai0ua teacher should be-
province. NOT the universe,
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Executive Department. Secretary unlfe,
~4N Lsku tify, october lHt. l-II
Tho undyriauui Will f.oopo rlts ior ho
printing uuIIUs, press work ana material OF
tlg toNoulnf, until 40 u'ciu,k m' on october
Competition uu tgo lavs,-ro Boz DOT 100 small
p.rH solid, ui Ur printed Iu BOOB fHTul
tumpuHiNuI on the iluruuIH.Hlu hH H.t In
amaI plea a1lii aud 60 UcprnGci iu uoog
uumpo.uau uu tHr bills To nr sol BOO long
primer tuu, with 'hr same space between thg
lines. auu tH nn printed on tOOHUIp paper
ln pnntug iHg aWa ana ipuIulIs thr work 90
bv measured 100 iII rasrs 90 plain work rlio
u8tga 100 Doc measured separately boo tHO laws
uUuuIaIus Goo Ono typo ON which tUpy are aet.
Head uUtrt 90 ur considered Hn.# uau Ulri 10
latitude. and hiHus uBEus Boz tHu body ui me
wul. unt De- Dee aIlHWgI yAUupt WHgu absolute.
D. uu.HH any.
Governors mes'nsg, Dut uruH WHfk w.l be
flowed lu each rlFU.
Iuunr41.Hs 90 h.I.. u1t OBJ occupy greater
space tlla one oFhin OF page ui inI'frap.
IU Uus Huu hiut|HE u. .N .uuIyH of The
lANs. .,|| loo plWI N.ut iuIu auu IIu u4lt
uuurH. uul Nludug ~ lIu uuplgH UI The
Journal of each house 200 900 pamphlet form
rrg. vurs ou the above Tor each token OF
NI impress IHuHI page iu constitute "a form ut
u0Ut Nurl and two p1sca iHru Ut bills
Iauur Co uu usci Do thr above
A|lbids 90 ho accompanied With % bond 90
Che United NtI'nH, with good and au1i'ig sr.
Jur.IfFs 900 tlU Hum uI 300. conditional Tor lUU
faithful performance of Mo work
TIuibWs tu be- urmtrl Bui delivered within
tWuut Iyu IlyH. HuI thC Journals within sixty
Htys after the adjournment Hf ono Legislature.
Iunl payment u0l lu Doc made unui Cue Hb1yu
vufE, bud tHp IH|a tHr tHu same EhH'I have
boon aUnrUyUI Ul Iur lIrHt JumUtfulIyr uI INC
IruHufl department, MaalnIr.on %. Il.
lhg rF1t o. reserved 10 reject any aud all
CHARLES e. RICHARDS
Secretary of Utah
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NN'HrgFNS UN TUt uU DAY or
w .rHIrmHrr. 4 ID, iu"r... 'HHtu OK.
tUuIpI uUu HU Vrfud 90 Do. .lf I..u UuIu.
lH. l9ln 'so. latl.n on ..'' ..Nl cog.
Ir.. Iuu interest recording iH j" i.uu.. .uI 90
Hu.Hfu ilU pIywc1t Of i.u .H.... wHHrF
su..In.u iu faid lrtd, 'g .HN i.UID. D.
MtluH ua ne saiuu day e.r.Ht aHHHuItrrod
Go tUu. o.. holland, lrI..... f.l.t upUu.
conveying FOO him 200 must i.u following Dee.
yuU"u rUuI t.Inio to.Wiit
tUta twenty tgD, twenty Que UI.. twenty.
tHN.u ti.l, WgpN oEli ,lN 'fi I, aud
t.Ity.unr Uil In bloc. ono ... .Hi atH
twenty. i-l, thlrt COL IH.." INe IUI
n.t tsr1tv.aiN lI0I Ir U... two .HI uf
MItuauu'a subdivision of I.|.. U..v.E "H.I.
tfaf N. .HIt 1u.o CitJ suIHt.. .u II. Count. 90
saIt trhD and ttuuuil tI l..... which .Ilf
irN.i decd vas GUY nl.n 'ld l ilc
Office Ul thr rctofutr ul .."I. .. eHt ilin
tuUUiH, Utah lUuifuru uu 3d.. .|u HH. af
September, ItI. ana thereafter ... H#. ffHu
Boo book uf Mortgage mo- HH.U SID H. IHu
record. Dol said aHuUi HuI whore H. I.I. uiI HHH
boon mode bog ho payment Ui Nlua, utgluHt
AID nuUa rHuuIttuhy EH'd bond foe UHH. tNHu
siN months Uuur o. uH d.IH. whereby tHa
condition 81 fa.I trust bloc boom H.Utpu.
VOW therefore. unurn ia h..U.. .N.u tl1t
thU underlined fuHinHs N. H...IH H. tHH
power IH him vested NF iUU HHI TuHt scot,
and At Tho rUqutatui tli. rN.tI rLu lIHiIug g
Loan hHHuDnuon % li.l co.. .WuUr Hu1
itF1l holder Of fnid tnni, WIl HH.r 10 public
sale 90 che highest hidfof iUI "l.H ut thH front
door oi ihc uuniy Court House. IH Boo titr
uuu County OF tait Lake, ItfTHHTEUf ItIh. uu
th0 lIst DAY ~ October. i'I.t ll O'Clock Anu.
Che above described real UtfU. Ur LOO mUgh
thereof A# may be- Necessary. H"I I"u .Uafta lf
t.u H.ura ~ SAID cop1fI iHn. 'IH u0.IHHyH 10
tho rslu AaoUiauuu upon iNU tfu.f above
trcliri as collateral FoTuUIH Tor tHo loan
described lurelr, tn HIH.l. iHH uHHElfun
lrioIurr. cited, aud the Dfu.u.g of JEgrling
FRANK D. HOLLAND.
Dated september o. i,u.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


SCUM fuHH,N CANAL co.
Principal place OF H.HH0da, salt ilko CITY,
lIN
NOTICE Ia UE.Lul GIVEN THAT
n ala meeting 0f lHc trustees held on tho
IItb day OF September 1893 nm nstuttmCrt OF
90 ceuts prr rU.rr NHH lev ed uu the capital
stock of tuo CORPORATION payhulu 20 The fCcru.
tHry No tnr genera. uurr of Che company, room
So. o. Combination HuIHiug, raU Lake tiy,
UtAu, before iIv llIH HIF NJ November. lFId.
ANY stock uuUu which tn's assessment may
Tumln unpaid Uu thU DOE dlY 1T Soy, .tIf WIl
be- delinquent HuI tGyyrisud for sale % public
auction, Hui UnIrsH fg1mrnt d made before,
will UU suId uu 4u1 dif of Dec hta pm. ir.B.
tn Ua. tHu delinquent Hr.rHamgnt, together
with Ono c1st ot advertising and expense OF
sall Lake city, Oct 2, lss1.
GIDEON A. Gtrus,
Secretary,
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SIMMONS.


AlpLouso Bourleau, Defendant.
The People Of mo iorr.tory o, Utah send
greeting Co. AlUHHuHo liuUrirnu. defendant
YOU AhE HrNEhl INQUIRED no
i appear 900 au action hruuFht against you
Court 90 thb Third Judicial District OF tho
Territory OF Utah #Ul tl answer tho com.
plant u.nI therein Within zen DAYS loAoIuHiyr
uf tho day of BunIrU. after the service ON SOU
of thIa su .umOas 40 sUryoi wltnin This county.
Or n served uut of iH'a county bus ln this
district within WruI| days. otherwise within
forty dhys, orr iHNsnunl hy default w'lI Doe
tAHtn against you. O.. Ufding 10 tho prayer Of
Thc saih acton H brought to have ad.crec
of THE court d.Hn'UnF the bonds OF mHtrI.
m0uy existing between plaintiff aud dCtUuu.
ant fostUunr pIHmuU boo maiden name, liur.
tpnsn nputEIu.Ur ABOVE rcliOt prHypI fur un
the rruuuus that lulpuilut, without Iust cause
or pT0youatiOu, Doe treated plaintiff n cruel,
iniumau and brutal manner, by beating her
with snrEa. kicking aud striking her, and
threatening o. 5000 Hul murder ucr, ana thar
plaintiff verify UUNrNur ihht defendant intend.
ed % carry HurH threats into execution, AMI,
longer five Or UllIHt with him that since
thr llih day 0r MuF l-H, plalntn hIs mot
lived with defendant Ht all, aud dnfcudlut UsH
mol during tHaJ tIUa aud Cor ears prior there.
% fupnurtel Uf contributed 10 support Of
y And Sou orc hereby Hotldrd that IL you fail
10 appear uud nH"Nrr ihg falt complaint as
above I0Turyd ihH .ld Ululnuu Will apply 20
mo c0urt Tor tUH rUIIHf demanded theron.
WINES. ho Hon. hnrles + zane. JudFo.
and IuH seal oft tho District Court OF
fID IUrd Judicial hlHtrlrt lu and for
TsHAtl tho Territory Of uiah. this ih DAY Of
NputUmUug lu tho year Uf our orI
ono tH0utand eight hundred ana
uuciysllfrt
IIEbN @. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
By GRO %, iuuus, Deputy ulcrk.
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sToUKHOLDERs' MEETING.

NrOuCE Us iiEUEHl GIVEN THAT
y usHrrial meeting of tho stuekholdUr nf
inc American EaFln Mining Company viii be-
hold or che uliHH nt brown g. llondcrfnu, gi2
south Stain rect, rHli Lake cry. Utah, on
IutHiry. .uu iih 4Hy uf November 1919, nc n. 20
O'Clock uW of suid day, Cor the purpose ut
rHufying ur dlsau-mrug Che ton OF The Hoard
of nrgctors of sniu company IN selling all Tho
real tHtatp ~ sAid corporation
ly order Of the board OF Direciors.
a., ~, CMfCHiOW,
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lroAL NOTICE..
In tho Probate court. BOO and Tor salt LHt1
County, Territory Of Utah
In tho mattor of the estate OF NqWca
Couuanil. uuHraHnI


NOTICE ~ nERhhr GIVES IufI
N Frederick smithuraI r1WluI.fr. 'Hf oI
the estate u Mazda tOunaOII, l"..uHUu. .a
rendered Tor fcttloucnt, ana r'rd H HI|l
count. HIs fuai account Of Dol. 1Inul. .rHiI.u
of suid estate and petition ior lnhI N.lIINNt 900
prutIfd thereto, and tHat Iu. ivy UH .Itu
dag af October, s ~ l.lf, 90 iIu.H.E U .I..
90 tIU court room o. sad g.urt In On. Count.
Court House, salt latc Guy t.. Count. D.. II
TERRITORY. has been iu'" HuUHIHfUI .. Uu
Iuira ID said court, for tlH ..."rufu. 900
urHHuut and hearing aaiI uEN| .. .H... .f..us
uUH at witch time and p.l" ""."u IH
tfIfI Boo aAid estate may HU......"
tHu.U. 30 1nf thcrn be-, why aaII "..Hu.. ..u %
nod Dos fUffIou and approved .uI UHf U...H.u.
zion m tr ne prayed f1r
N. S. NTIUN.
CicrL oftho lf.Uai. count
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


NrOTICE D. uEREnY GIVEN HN rIE
q y undersigned. administrator ~ the estate uf
'l'IH Smith. decreased, 10 The creditor. u.
.iI mo N.HuHH nnVug claims against fII LOO
ur "I.UN. Zoo yNniH. them With Inc rr"rHH|.F
500 within f1ur months HfiUf H.
Nu .Iuu ot tIia l1tiUu, go tie HAI HIIu.HI.|
NH'|r. vs. Doe residence lu Sugar lluu.. pre-
cIn.i. iu the County u sali Lake ttHh toul'
tory
Datod August 18th, lsl
JANIS u SMITH,
Administrator Of thn estate ut John 3. smith.
deceased
MNmmLIL nnl AnAM. uIIurnLNa fur n-L-Lu-
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
yarr . Tckho.

Mr.. W. A. l.. T.rr, OF Kingman, Is
one OF the barpies! men in Arizona, and
the following letter from him explains
the reason
kiSGMAS, ARIZONA. April IL.
Publisher Daily Citizen -
| told ou the other day 10 discontinue
my paper alter the expiration Of the
amount paid, but herewith is 81 more to
add on subscription. Yours trnly,
W. A. l., TkRR
p. s., notwithstanding the fact that
We, my wife and |, had seven girls and
four boys in our family, this morning at
about O'Clock my wife gave = pair
one boy and one girl-both healthy and
good looking like their daddy 80 yOu ace
| have thirteen now, eight girls and Ave
boys.-Albuquerqus Citizen.
W, A. 1T
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
Notice Z Kork,ngmsn.

The San Francisco unemployed in mass
meeting assembled, to workingmen Of
every trade and calling
GREETING, Brothers: DO not he de-
ceived by false reports. The City of San
Francisco is crowded With idle men.
There are thousands Of us trAmping the
streets hungry, hopeless and destitute.
For Gods sake keep away from this city.
Advertisements for lAborer-, sailors or
mechanics are false. Plac- no faith in
then. There are ten men here for every
Oh now
BY order Executive Corn miit@e San
Francisco Unemployed
l.. c. Fry, W ~ WILEY,
Secretary. Charm IN.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

The Arizona Weekly publican in it's
issue Of April 10Th devotes column Of
space to the denuncis,ion Of recent ap-
pointments made by Governor Hughes
and considerable portion OF the article
in question in maligning Eek Sheriff Lake
Of Mohave County Who the informant
90 we'll (?) posted on Mohave County sf-
fairs, 10, no one knows, but ii 10 safe to
say that Hon. Foster s Dennis. OF the
Council, or H,n. David SouthwIck, of the
House, never gave utterAncs 80 the state
ments alleged by the Republican, and we
denounce the entire allegation as \ bas.
slsnder. w. II. Lake held the offic, Of
sheriff Of this county for two terms, and
during his incnm bency no act Of his ever
msrred anv official duty, and especially
with regard to the 'packink Of grand ju
ries, etc, etc, alleged by the Repnh
licsn. The saloon kept by Mr. Lake on
Stockton Hill several years ago consisted
OF . little store where supplies for miners
was the principal stock in trad The
assertion that miners we're robbed in Ei-
establishment IL 30 absurd that comment
is unnecessary. The article goes on to
state that "a tough named McMann am
bushed and shot a MINER" and that the
sher if assisted in getting him clear.
Thomas Mcmahon 10 . hardworkinv
miner and killed man at Stockton Hill
in self defense, was tried by jury and
exonorsted from all blame. The state
uept that he am nbu-hed his nan IL lie
pure and simple, nd it is a well.known
fxct that the man killed WAS q notorious
scoundrri whose taking off WAS a relief
to the community in which he resided.
The Republican shonld get its facts down
a little bette before prrpetrating such
An article on the public, which shows on
the face Of il that neither Mr.. Dennis nor
Mr.. South wick ever gave the Information.
AZ both names of tho parties spoken "t
And the incidents connected with the
shooting are entirely wro g and unJnstti
able. In onr next issne Mr. Lake will
reply personally TO tn" charges m ut" by
the Republican, and in all probability
that en'erprising (?) sheet will nar"
chance to prove some Of its charges in .
court OF law.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
DUST TO DUST.

DIED oil miners consum ption, IN King
man, April 10Th, 1893, John Bartls. a
native Of Cornwall, England, aged
tfty'two years.
Another Of the old timers has crossed
the divide and gone into that mysterious
hereafter, and penetrated that veil which
one and all must lift in the natural course
OF human existence.
The death OF John Bartle, while no,
unexpected, is yet q sad blow to the
old timers in this section. as he was we'll
and favorably known throughout the
length and breadth Of OF Mohave county.
tie has been = resident Of this locsc.li'y
oil AID on for the past seventeen years,
and has also worked in several mines in
Old Mexico. At one time he WAS formAn
Of the Bonanza mine at Providence, Cal,
and wherever he has worked his friends
could be counted by the score Mr. Bar.
tie was an old Comstock miner in the
early SOS and Vas we'll known by the
old pioneers Of Virginia City. HIS Was
kindly nsture-4.ways striving to emu
late the principles OF the Golden Rule
his efforts we're ever on the side Of right ,
and no worthy object ever appealed to
him for charity in vain. Tne fatal mala.
dy which cut him down in the prime Vi
vigorou' manhood, is n disease that has
carried off many OF ArizonA's sturdy pio-
nesrs during the Iat .wenty. five years Of
our countys history. Hl- funeral WAS
largely attended by the residents Of King
man and Rev. W q. BIak-ly conducted
the burial service.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
Natures SUrest AHy.
n. n. Watkins,
Drnyyis,

II nature did not struggle against III
seas-, even in weakly constitutions
swift indeed wprii M The ronrs. 81 y
malady to its f.til t.rinin alton. Whils
nature thus strugIles 1T -, l-st worse
befLll ns, aid her -f,rts with jnhhions
medicinal help Experience mast he
our gniie IN ortl.. with his.As-. srd
,ha: clamp TO our feat" indie t'es H,-
tetter. Stom ,ch Bitter. as 4 safe tried
and thorough ally of nature II The
blood he infected with bile. il the "Owrls
and stomach ,r.. inactive, If the kidneys
fail TO expsl impurities Of ahich tie,
are the natural outlet, n course OF N.
Bitters il the snr-st r-liinc- Of tho suff~.r-
or, one, moreover, that /, sanctioned h'
professional indnr.-man' and nae for
nearly half \ century n, \mrricAn "
foreign remedy has eIrned greater dii-
t,nction az \ remedy for and prpvrn'Ir"
of chronic liver complaint. mslari,. rn"
stipation, kidney and rheumatic trouble
and debility.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
Greatly Surprised.
Teacher,

My wife was confined to her he'd fo'
over two months with very severe NJ
tack Of rheumatism. We could get moth.
ing that would afford her any relief, aud
as a last resort gave Ch .mberl in. Pain
Balm trial. To our great .urpris. he
began to improve after ih.' first applr-
cation, and by using it regularly ehe WAS
soon able TO get ny and attend - her
house work. f. II. Johnson, of G j
Knutson Il Co, K-nsingion, Minn. 80
cent bottles for sale hy
n. n. Watkins,
)riyyis,.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Action brought in the District Court of
the Fourth judicial District, in and for
the County Of Mohave, Territory Of Ari-
zona.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting TO
kingman Silver Mining Company.
You are hereby summoned and required
10 appear ia the action brought against
YOU by the above named plaintiff IN the
Dist riot Court of the Fourth judicial Dis.
trlct' IN and for the County of Mohave
III the Territory of Arizona, and answs.
the complaint lied wish the Clerk Of this
Court At kingInan, in said counLy,a copy
OF which complaint accompanies this um
mons,) within ten days, (sXclusive Of the
of s,rvice, after the service upon you
Of this summons, if served IN this county,
but il served out of this county ard ". thin
the District, then within twenty days;
wht re personal service Of a copy of the
Summons and complaint is made out of
the Territory, ar service by p, blication ~
made AS provided by law. within twenty
days after the completion thereof; IN all
other cases thirty days.
And you are hereby Notified that If YOU
fail to appear and answer the opmolain I
as above required. the plaintif will t,ke
judgement by default against you.
This action is to forsclOse hen upon n
debt due plaintiff for the suu of .in"te-n
hun 1red and fifty six dollars.
Aud costs and disbu rsem sn t. in this be.
half expended.
Given under my hand and the seai of
said Court, At Kipgru.n
SEAL this 4th dAv ~ March 1898
q. D. NJ. GADDIS. Clerk
Bv !. W. M"BGAN D,p. CLERK. 25-4-w.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Ia he matter Of the cat te If So C. Rowe,
Decensei. Notice fnr prh'in'tion "f
time appointedfnr proving will. etc.
In tho Probate Court OF the County Of
MObave. IT
Pursuant I" An order of TIE Pro- T. ourt
Cont. IN de o. m" Eleventh d % 'pril
1893. not re Ia hereby Oiv,n that Monday.
the First dav OF Nav, 1893 t Ten o'clock
:. m.. o s,il dty. ~ the cnrt room Of
mid Court. at the Cnrrt Hons-. in T. 9
,aid County Of Mohava h.. been suroiuted
"a the time and place for o. wing the vii
# eaid Sol g. X we. d ,ostsed. and f'r
,e ring the application ~ JnhnC. P"t's
for the issu mo- t. him of latt"rs tes'.
men 'ary. when and where any person in.
crested may appear and nteSS the same.
]. LOGAN. Clerk
Ds ted, April lIth, 1899. 24.t4.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

i"e ssventy-tourth anniversary Of the
independent Order OF Odd Feilovsbiu
.i'' BE- celebrated under the auspices Of
n'ngman Lodges No. :, nsxt W. dnesdav
ana grand time is assured all who At.
TEND. Tho hall will be- profusely deco
Ia'ed with svsrgresns. speeche.
oy the members and attractive singing
oy the kingman Glee Club Will be some
OF the features OF the evening.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
Notice OGForlcs(urc

TnA. 4. Rogers. F. W. Rogers and !, .
MendrZ. your heirs. as ign, and legal ,.
9 entativ-s:
You are hereby notified that the under.
signed. who il o'owuer with YOU in tie
fin'ic mining CAIN. h ~ exp .nded the sum
nf twn hundred dollars npnn IN. sid mjn.
ig nla,m in labor and improvements, the
expenditures being ID de in the wears 1891
nd 1892, in compliance with the Unit. d
states mining laws requiring annual sxpen.
'iItu".s to be made on mining claims. The
and TIuti" min'ug claim consists Of 100
feet in length nv 600 fe.t ia width, -itu.,e
tn wallapn mining district, Mohav. ooun.
tv. Territory of Arizon'. A record Of the
iocatiuD If the al Tintio 81 i'm is mad- in
the roo nd of mines in the office of the
r,unt, Recorder ~: aid M"havs county, in
B oh "k," page @93 And You are he rebv
/, rihrr notified that II at the expir ,tiol nf
nlnerv davs. after the publication Of thi-
notice, Won fail or refns. to >nntrihuts nr
u'y to me v"nr prnDortion Of the "xp"ndi
'ures. together with the t"st Of the pnbl'-
'a'inn nf this notice. the interest Of Won
md each 81 Won in said TiEtic mining c'ai'p
will b., forfeited and beroms the pr"pert,
f the underslgned.
q. W. BEECHEk.
K'ngman. hriz M. JaDnnrv 18th. 1898
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

me blackberry school children gave
very enjoyable entsrta nment last eve
mug the occasion being the closing OF
we school. The exercises consisted Of
l'sing, readings, recitstions, ETC., fol-
.sd oy an enjoyable dance. The par
~" Of the children ali expressed them
""es as highly pleased At the progres.
"ade under the present efficient teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
VOICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither my
interest in the Norma mine, situated
IN the Indian Secret Mining district,
Mohave county, Arizona Territory, nor
myself will he responsible for debts con
tracted by the other owners on said prop
ertv. WM. II. LAKE,
Kingman, A. r., Feb. lst, 1893. l4-u.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
H0TicE

!, the undersigned have sold ont nv
Im'-rr-t in the .tpr, busin..s- 10 u odds
Il Co.. and ra-pectfull, ark all persons
kn ,~i"y themselves ind-ht-d to the firm
pi Bp-ch-r < Co. to come for~ Ard I'M
nrdiately and settle 40 al old arronnts.
g. w. BFECHER.
kinguam, January IL, 1898
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Rev. @. F. Bovsrd A. NJ. and supssr-
iadent OF Arizona Missions, will preach
= morrow e-ening at the NJ. f. Church
" kinsman. Subject--"The Power OF
o'ng.' The public are cor daily Invited.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

George Lsngford ("Wallapai G.orge')
asd vile came in from White Hills Mon
asy and left on Tuesdays train for San
Dego, California, where he will attempt
Ngain his won'ed rotundity.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

4. N. McDuffse came in from Chloride
Wedassday TO snperintend the overhaul
ing and rsmodsling Of the assay furnace
q the Kingman Sampling Works.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Oar stockmsn are very much slated
over the disposal, at good figures, Of large
hunters Of "fsedsrs" to California par.
tis. y
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Several carloads Of Mohave County
ssssrs have been shipped this week to
Californis where they will be fed for
soae time before being placed on the
market.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

The county Is getting very sxtravs'
CAN'T. Eight new window cuItaIns have
arrived for the court house and will BE-
pct up before the 0. q. =. celebration
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22
School RsDorr.

Names Of pupils who have neither been
tsrdy nor absent for the week ending
Friday, April 2let, 1893.
Ellie Goldman,
Frank Jerome,
Geo. Kier,
Florence Ogden,
Edith Ogden,
LalISb Potts,
frankie Potts,
Lew Wilkinson.
Nina Cvhenour,
Minnie CohenOur,
Mamie Roe,
Freddie Cohenour,
Eina Conrad,
Thomas Hunter,
Willie Hunter,
Mary Ferra,
RosALEE k. OGDEN.
Teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Nov that warm weather approaches
the odors arising from the broken Main
Srset sewer are simply vile, and II not
quicklv repaired it will certainly breed
Sickness in our midst.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

Hon Harris Baldwin stopped of here
tlis morning to interview some OF our
local attorneys in regard to some Law
cases pending in the district court.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

ey stewart passed through King,
nAn 'h's morning on his way home to
Coconino county.
Mohave County miner., 1893-04-22

J. X Hslsey, Kingman's enterprising
lumhss merchant, will start q branch
yard At Needles, Cal, on the irst Of next
month.