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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-14
COMMISSIONERS, SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
STATE OF West Virginia, County OF Ohio, a.; In
the Circuit Court OF aid county.
Sarah GTilln aud others
Stewart MilliSaa and others
By virtue Ola decree entered In said Court IN
the above entitled cause on the 30 day Of AAY,
1875, the undersigned special commissioner will
sell at public auction on what Is known rs the
William Ailllgan farm. Two aud Ono-halt miles
southeast OF Roney's Point, In Ohio couhty,
West Virginia, on
MONDAY. THE lOTH DAY OF JULY, 1899,
commencing at ! o'clock A. M, the following
described roal estate, situated In the district Of
T~riadelphil, Ohio county, West Virginia, and
adjoining inndS OF James Orr and otheIa, aud
bounded As follows; BEGINNING at a black wal,
nut hickory and white oak thence south Gs
east l5S poles TO q Spanish oak by u branch;
thence south 100 east loo poles TO a black OAK IN
the original line: thence south 26s east 50 poles
10 a dogWood aud ash thence north 7Ss Westl61
poles 70 white OAK thence north lS' west y
poles TO q sugar tres; thence north So west -
poles 10 the place Of beginning, and containing
one hundred and thiTty.one acres, more orleSL
TERAs OF sALE;-one'third OF the purchase
money cash in hand and as much more RSthe
purchaser may elect to pay, and the balance IN
two equal annual inHtallmenH az one and NJ
years, with Interest from day Of sale, the pur
chaser giving his notes with good personal aeou'
rily for the deferred payments, Interest on the
second deferred inStallmentt 10 be paid annually,
Title to said property 70 be retained until Il u
paid for, W. NJ. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner.
That bond with security as required by law
and the decree Of said court has been kIySn by
ARid special commissioner iS hereby certified,
this 9Th day OF June. 1893,
ies JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
The above sale has been adjourned until SAT
uRDAY, JULY % at 10 o'clock q. M AZ same
I'VE W. special X
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A " A 1--WE pRrNnn

FROM tho cinr'E Household In Pittsburgh.
tries.
FItrsnuRoH, Pa, July l3.--Prlnco
Ana'ol, paulowltz Liovcn, Of st. pOtOrs.
Ours Russia, and his friOnd, A Junodi,
l'o at tho Hotel Anderson. Tho prince
We successor Of a long limo Of ancos.
wy who hive hold tho position In tho
Tnpotlal court Of mastor Of ceremonies,
ine dulios Of this position arc 10 intro.
save oiI foreign ambassadors TO tho
,, anl to act In that capacity at all
W.T. entertainments.
st'aee iicycn is tho youngest llneal
S%r,,Chdeht Of that Office. Scarcely
Vyu,y yGara Of ago, no has boon by hls
,tvr : death elevated TO ono Of the
gS usl positions In Russia and Ia tho
IS"et oil vast estates near Rips, where
h ,uinnet residence Is. In person
Gm 'ouhg prince Ia q stalwart, we'll.
h" an,Whod rcsses modostly, though
nlog's the English atylo ol pattsfg
oeI ,loihgA lilo speaks English we'll
'' travelling to complete iIis oduea.
w, ilh his friend ALE. Junodl, he
"aNlhg u tour Of this continent,
"'ltuB At Boston Ito visited Lonox.
'"u'e'tN thonCe went 10 New
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LArGsr PNNsloN onpnn.
More Red Tape aud ''searehins Inycstlga,
tioh" for Frauds.

ton" for Frauds,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July lS.-Com'
missioner Lochren, of the pension bu'
reau, to-day issued an order directing
that hereafter in making calls upon the
war and navy departments for Informal
ton regarding the service OF applicants
for pensions under the act of June q,
1890, a request shall be made for u full
military aud medical history OF the
soldiers, Hitherto these calls have
asked only for the dates OF the soldiers
enlistment and discharge.
This new order ls Important, from
the fact that it shows n purpose on the
part OF the pension officials to make q
more searching inquiry than formerly
into tho capses OF the applicants disa,
bility, and ascertain from official
sources whether it may not have re-
suited from his own vicious habits,
This information is material, as under
the act OF juno q, 1890, auGh applicants
are specifically barred from receiving
pensions.
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rorrer nnA perlnrer wnn,oa.

Special Dispdich tots Iatdligsne..
HUNTINGTON, ", Va, July 13,-The
state board Of pharmacy would like TO
interview Frank sChachleiter and Frank
Is gone. He is from Gallipolis, Ohio,
and is an excellent druggist, but ho
needed money and agreed for the sum
Of 500 to get q young man named Her
ring q certificate to practice pharmacy
in tho state. Ho went before the board
at Lewi0burg, swore to an affidavit in
tho name OF tho young man, passed the
examination, got the certificate and
turned II over to Herring. He will be
prosecuted to the full extent Of the law
for perjury and forgery.
w. W. Ansoll and Reed HOMELAND,
the officers Of the national indemnity
and dividend association, who we're ar.
rested for using tho United States mail
iraudulently, were tried In tho commits
Bionors' court this evening and helu 10
the United statoS grand jury.
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No Appointments,

WASHINGTON, D, O., July lS.-Sec'
retary Thurbor to-day received two
rather bulky budgets from Gray Gables
containing business matters sent by the
President for reference to the various
departments, There was no appoint
ments, the President adhering to his
original intention Of t%ransaoting only
such business as demanded his imme'
date attention,
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NTILLIAMsPoRT DICKINSON
w SEMINARY, williamsport, Pa Both
sexes. Regular and Elective courses. Fits for
College. Music, Art, Modern Languages. spCelal'
ties Steam heat, electric light. Catalogue free,
Opens Sept Z. j. GRAY, D. ID, President
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WASHINGTON, July l3.-The gold re-
serve in the treasury has increased
$685. 900 since yesterday and now stands
at SOS, O0S, l4l, But on the other hand
the currency has decreased from S27,'
1888 to S26,0O4, 40 in the same time,
owing to heavy payments on account OF
pensions and postoffices.
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po,tn,nstOrs Commissioned.

Special Dttpdith 10 me Mtlhp1ler.
WASHINGTON, d. o.. July .-PostmOS.
tors commissioned Burton b. Rohra.
baugh, B%OlingtOn, West vlrglnlaj VIII.
lam A. slnsel, bennington Thomas W..
Rogers, HomOi Thomas l., Holbort,
Lowmani John II. Morgan, Pine Grove;
james Davidson, Pruntytown, Joshua
Flndloy, Simpson.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July lS,-Fhe
comptroller Of the currency this even
ing issued his call for a report on the
condition OF national banks at the close
Of business Wednesday, July IL. This,
the comptroller says, is ono OF the
regular five annual calls and not due to
existing financial conditions.
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bfNctdl DttpdiCN W. Ah'"VOHcth
WASHINGTON, d. q, July lS.--ThO
commissioner Of pensions has sent pro.
limlnary papers for the appointment Of
Dr. L. NJ. Catbin 40 a mOmbcr Of tho
board Of pension examining surgeons
ut Rltchio court hoiSe aud Dr., W. +,
Love at Point Pleasant
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Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July lS.-Tho
total number Of fourth.Class postmasters
appointed to-day was o., OF which 20
were to fill vacancies caused by rosig'
nations and death.
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Ny physician said l could not live,
my liver out OF order, frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow, small
dry humors on face, stomach would not
retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters
cured me. Mrs. Adelaide 0'Brien, 372
Exchange street, Buffalo, N. Y. D&w
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THE LIQUOR TROUBLE.
Much Confusion and Demoralisa-
tioa in South Carolina.
nlclySEDBY THE NEUS7ETELAE

Remarkable Condition Of Affairs in
Characterization IiIlman PFspar'
IN, ia Make Wholesale Arrests,
The violators or.ho New DispehsaFy
s,n,s,e Hold a Defiant Attitude.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Il 10 probable that in short time sur
veys vail be made to ascertain tho FEAST
bility Of dammins the Grand Canyon VI
the Colorado in the neighborhood Of
Diamond Creek and taking out an i'm
mense irrigating canal for the purpose Of
irrigsting both Wallspai and Sacramento
valleys. II 10 understood that rock for
the immense dam can be placed in the
river channel for less than one fourth per
cant per cubic yard. and that the tower
ing cliffs on either side can be dropped
in immense boulders into the canyon
effsctually damming it TO height Of at
least three thousand feet. Only . few
million dollars would be required to place
the waters Of the canyon In shape to irri.
gate ct least one million acres Of tho
most fertile lands in the west.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
AND FREE COINAGE.
Asotsss cAa,nmss Osmasdss.

Will G. Barnes, chairman Of Arizons's
World Fair Commissioner, should cor
tainly No relieved OF Office and Q repre-
sentative man appointed in his place
While at Prescott junction one day last
week we listened TO his wilful mis state
nsnts in regard to matters Of vital inter-
e~t 70 the people of our whole Territory.
He asserted that il waa shame and sin
that three or four little states like Arizona
should force tho free coinsge issue on the
unsophisticsted people Of the east; that
the supply Of silver In exceaa Of demand
waa enormous, and that under free COIN
age the amount produced in Arizona
alone would throw the earth of it, axis.
He also claimed that the psopls Of No
have county refused to allow their rich
specimens 10 he placed on exhibition at
The Fair for fear the people OF the east
would become frightened At the possibil-
ity Of enormous production Of silver n
that God-land Of the Weet. This man 10
like child awsv from home for the 6rst
time. He will converse on subjects with
which he 10 unfamiliar. From his con.
versation % might opins that he might
know something about WOOL or other
light asricultural products, but about the
interests aad welfare of the territory he
10 woefully ignoesnt. To send such Q
man to represent % 10 - insult to the
intelligence oi oar glorious territory, and
especially . country dependent no largely
on mining for support.
A man Who viii inform strangers that
Arizona does not want free coinsgs or the
advent Of capital should not represent
her, and that maa IL w. c. Barnes;
therefore ws would ask that moro csps.
ble and more acceptibls nan be appointed
In his place.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Before many days passes by We expect
that Hon. Foster 8. Dennis will be named
- governor to succeed Oskes Murphy.
Mr.. Dennis will make the most intslli.
gent governor Arizona has ever had, and
during his administration Of affairs in the
territory more attention will be paid to
the introduction of capital into the
various fields Of industry than heretofore.
His appointment will be q boon to the
people Of the county Of Mohave, ss it will
serve to attract attention to this favored
spot of the southwest.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The prevailing Oplnion among Pacific
coast miners in regard 70 ths many recent
deaths in White Hillss 10 that the water
used 10 that camp 10 the direct cause. In
conversation with an old timer = few days
ago he informed 10 that the first winter
Of the boom in Aurora. Nevada, people
died of at . livelier rate than in White
Hills snd that the discovery was vt last
made that It Was the water brought In and
peddled around town. Something should
be done 70 remedy the evil In White
Hills
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Honerables J. J. Hawkins, A. ]. Do
ran. Foster 8. Dennis. d.. Dryden. Dr. A
G. Wright, R. N. Lsatherwood. F. G.
Graham. 8. P. Bshan and D. A. Burke.
joint committee Of the legislature, for in
vestigsting the Territorial psnitentiary at
Yuma, began their labors last Saturday
c. W. Culver, clerk a the committee,
formed ono oi the party.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The Ksnska Princess has simplided
the annexation question by falling 10 love
with Mrs. Cleveland. Az long " she
dees not torn her attention 70 the Prssi.
dent himself no nov complication are
likely to arise.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The rains aud SHOWS in northern Ari-
soma have been boon 70 farmers and
stock raisers. OF course il will kill of
thousands Of heads Of cattle, but these
and more would have died without the
rain before summer
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The appearance VI the Needles Eye
since its change Of editors. has bssn
greatly improved In many respects. The
Eye has an exceedingly good field and
must Of necessity improve under ito pres
ent able management.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Mohsve county is the richest mineral
section Of the west and only awaits the
potent influence Of free coinage to sui pass
every other county in the territory ia the
onward msrth Of progress.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Our sister town Of Needles Ia progress
ing rapidly. The latest addition to the
nan In, titl No Of that thriving burg
10 . iull-f dyed national bank. The OH.
Gers Of the concern are men Of means and
the institution stable one. Il will be
quite . convenience to this section Of
country.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Arizona's legislature seems to be doing
toms god work. The poor bills are
being weeded out and the good ones are
being sent through on the double quick.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The Albuqusrque Democrat thinks that
what the republican party needs just
now 10 hoop-kirt, and it should b. big
enough TO nide its iset ~ we'll - its
figure"
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

We acknowledse the recsipt Of . copy
Of Governor Murpby's message 70 the
18th legislative assembly Of Arisona. II
. ststssman-liks ducumsnt, and is we'll
worth careful perussl BY ell having st
heart the interests and welfare Of our
glss,ocs territory.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

According to the terms Of resoIution
recently adopted BY the Name lexisls.
ture. the govsssor has written Mrs. Jas.
g. Blaine requesting psrmissioa for the
state sficials TO remove the remains Of
her late husband from Oak Hill cemetssy
In Washington TO Augusts, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

We conclude this week an excellent
article on the free coinage Of silver from
the pen Of John G. Henderson,, ard
copied from the Overland Monthly. It
should b. read by every mining man in
the Territory Of Arizona, and 10 fact by
everyone who take an interest 10 the
restoration Of the white metal.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Riverside nurseries offer budded orange
stock for twenty-five cents apiece. Why
not try few trees in Kingmsn? Man,
colder climates grow oranges and lemons
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Mike Nugsnt, Of Yuma county, 10 .
candidate for superintendent Of terrific
rial prison under the new administration.
Mr. Nugent 10 good man for the place.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The chances are II. + Einnw"od u
b tha next u. 8. District Attseusy tos
Arizona. Should Grover Cleveland ~
point him to 'he pnsuion Arizona will have
az able and intslligsnt prosecuting on
oof.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

d. Meyer Zulick II y worker, and in
Washington he will advocate the earl,
dscapitstion Of sll republican Office
holders and the appointment Of good men
in their places.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The legislature should appropriate
FIVE thousxd dollars 10 cover ,he reward
offered for the ApAce fsnd. Kid, 80 that
should someone accidsn ALLY kill him be
could be fully rewarded.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
We WANT YOU

TO act - our agent. We furnish an expensive
outfit and al you nerd free. 1t costs nothing to
try the business. We will treat you well, and
help you to earn ten times ordinary wages Both
sexes Of all ages can live at home and work in
can earn great deal Of money. Many have made
Two Hundred Dollars Month. No class Of
people In the world are making SO much money
without capital as those NJ work for US. Business
pleasant. strictly honorable, and pays better than
any other offered to agents. You have clear
field, with no competition We equip y0u with
everything, and supply printed directions for
beginners which. u obrred faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business. I'm.
prove your prospects, Why not? You can do 20
easily and surely At work for ms. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success
free to all. Delay not In sending for Il,
GEORGE sTINsON 3 CO..
Boz No. ass, Portland, Ne.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

A. j. Head, oi Prescott. 70 Nh applicant
tor postmaster Of the ex-capitsl city. NJ.
Head Il ono Of the best citisens In the
mountain city and 10 highly deserving ot
the Office.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

The Yuma Times says that the Terrific
rial prison needs investigating badly. A
committee Of the Legislature 10 now there
investigating natter.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Tho Csiifornis Legislature passed IN
act before sdjourning. providing for the
renoval Of the state capital from Sscra-
mento to San Jose.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Sacssmsate 10 IN dssess Of losing the
capital 70 San Jsss, sad she 10 feeling
mighty blue in Consequence.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

A Law hes bssa passsd In California
prohibiting The ssle ssd manufacture ol
the seductive and deadly cisasstts. The
Law vill b sigidly sssUsesd.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

With free coinage what boom wsuld
strike the great southwest. Where gloom
and misery now exists happy and pros
porous people would dwell.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Nearly al the people Of Maricops
county desire the appointment Of Hon.
Foster 8. Dennis ~ governor Of Arizona
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Our people should attend 70 the plant.
ing Of trees, and Arhor Day this year
should be generally observed.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Arizona. under the intelligent direction
Of Fostsr Dennis, will soon be admitted
10 statehood.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

wm. n. Lake Il nating gallant hsht
for the msrshxlship. and ws understand,
win, In all probability. receive the covss-
Cd appointment.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
NOTICE.

KINoMAN, April lst.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Night
lawk mine or the owners thereof will not
,e responsible for any debts contracted
~ the contractors or lessees thereon.
n. GEORGE Bowers.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

HoRsEs FOR SALE-All kinds and sizes.
From the size Of jack rabbit TO l4OO lbs.
Broke or unbroke. I'm.
T. F. GARNER,
Peach Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18
MATAlMQNlAl

IA.
Alssfsl lvrisAsa dssssivtisas lissl16
Ing rsstdsnsssl sf sss1sstsbis lsAi0u
~ wantss eosTssponA fos fun q
ns9inony .ssesi . PLATA. sssisd snvs.
0eoesUe eevssy 80 and nstionalityD
many of tAsm ere bsautiful aH1
ws.lthy. Give dsssripaaon of thslsAils
wiAwhs@ yssw.h tosa5sspooA ~
~ ~ SisIc;SSrtt ttss,;: - su,aae. ~.
Mohave County miner., 1893-03-18

Aoop'o Ptllo are hand maAs, and ars -
eoss h eompositioa. pfopogtioa anA aepsaesnso.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-04

Martinez, NJ. horse 80,
? jacks 20, saddle l5, fur
niture 10, lots II and l6,
block 3, tOwnsi,e of
kingmsn so, . frame
buildings on above lots
used as dwelling houses
300, Diamond J'e mine
100, Improvements on
possessory rights (Dis-
mOnd Joe mine) 20.......
Murphy. J. NJ. Furniture
$50, Law library 200, lots
aud three, block ),
townsite Of kingman 100,
residence on above lots
500, Champion x Twin
mining claims %, lots 2,
4, 8 and 8, block ), town
site OF kinsman loo, Pay
Roll mining claim near
Chloride % ... ..... ... 4
Music Mountain Gold Mining
Co., by Wm. Grant. Me-
chsnic's tools 70, wagon
20, posse ssory title 10 )
acres OF land used as
inlIlsite with inprOvments
thereon consisting OF
frame building enclosing
comple grizzle gold
quartz mill 1900, miles
OF pipe line running from
the mountain TO the mill
1000, Tomninotta and
Ellen Jane mining claims
at Music mountain 70.
boarding house 25..... Is
Merritt, C. +. 4 saddle
horses lao, $50 stock cat
tie 1850, Dry Springs so,
Cupel Spring %, Gimp
well ranch with improv-
ments 200, improvments
on possessory rights 100 Z
MunE, j. w. 2 stock horses
40, = jacks -, hogs 81,
saddle 10, pillow 5, mining
claims Lucky Cuss and
Bonanza King, situated
ia Music mountain min
ing district 10, improv-
men .s on possessory right
in Militia -Weddlta CANYON
0'. ......,.. ......,..,......
Francis. saddle
horses l40. 10 stock horses
POO, 80 stock cattle 42).
jack 10, so goats 500
wagons 30, harness q,
organ 40, ranch ne.r
kingmAn with improv
men,s thereon known AS
Maguir.'s ranch 30. 81
W. L., Jr. work
horses 100, y saddle horses
2s0, stock horses 81.
$40 stock cattle, $50. ,,Onl-
try 4. wagon l5, ht'""ss
10, furniture 30, 25 Of
ranch with Improvements
thereon, situated on east
side OF Big Sandy l75 ... 81
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-04

hOoS opy AuttreSt III
Echo mining claim, Cs-
dsr district 25 ... |.
johnson, J. II. stallion 100,
saddle horses 2l0, %
stock horses 500, 600
80 " stock cattle 4, 200, poul-
try 25. wagon and haF-
% 55 ness so, furniture %,
Oak Creek residence, or
chard, outbuildings, &c,
3 miles north Of Kingman
1900, water right known
as Pats Springs. with
pipe line, cabin and
corral 300, l. y. L.
spring and pipe line 100 pa 81
Johnson, Robt. 4 work horses
200, furniture 20. 0...... s OF
NJ w kimble, Teresa. saddle
horses 20, ID stock cattle
l05, jacks 20, house
and lot in town of Signal
l5...... ................ ! 67
KoshIand, Wm. 4 horses
100, 10 saddle horses
$50, IL mares 24J, $40
stock cattle 200, poultry
10, 6 wagons 100, har-
56 O2 ness %, old machinery
80, stock of goods 800,
furniture 10, lots l3 and
l5, block ?, kingman, %.
store building, stables
Il "a and corral. in Signal 100,
building on south side
Main street Signal so,
building on north side
. Man street Signal 100,
McLeods house IN Signal
%, corral aud cabin on
~ o. Francis Creek %, half
interest in corral on upper
Francis creek 10, cJrr,
at Planet - ............ PIG 9S
Ker, Robt Watch 10, fur
niture 40, lots 80 and "a,
block %, Kingman 70,
residence above lots
Kingman Silver Mining Co.,
by A. J. Mason. Mining
tools 80 old 63 mine,
Wallapai mining district
b.. ................... 3 s.
Lynch, John. saddle
horse 35, cart and harness
"a SO %, furniture 30, lots ],
3, and 7, block .,
kingman 81, frame build
ing used H. an ASSAY
office on above lots loo,
lots II, 10, u and %,
block 2l, kingmsn 100,
residence on above lots
40, Little Man mine
ner CerOst 10 60. .... ~ 70
Miller, George, Colorado river.
/ ~ work horse 81, saddle
horses 20, l75 stock cattle
1925, wagon 49, saddle 10, 81 w