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A Good Catch.

The boy was sitting by a very disreputa-
bic looking stream, over which passed a
small bridge, and he was evidently fish
ing. A suburban policeman passed by.
"Wha are you doing there?" he asked.
''Fishin," said the boy, intently watch
ing the water.
There's no fish there ventured the
officer.
II know it."
"What are you fishing for?"
Suckers that ask questions" replied the
boy, and I've ketched a ever dozen in the
last hour.
The dozenth one hadn't anything more to
say and th%oughtfully moved on.-Detroit
Free Press.
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NOTICE TO CO-owNERs-TO MICHAEL
= y .Weilsnd. Henry uei.sr and Joan Wal
~llensten: iou ire hereby notified that I
have expended nine l.un"rsd usC0) dollars in
work. labor and impro semen,s, upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim in tlus Cloud mining district,
appear b. certificate FLED August q. 1873. in the
Once Of the recorder Of said county. in order to
hold raid premises under the provisions Of sec
being the amount required 10 hold The same for
the year commanding January !. 1885. u the ys%r
ending December 81, 1854. and II within uinety
1907 days after the service Of this notice " pub
LEGATION you fail or rcfuss to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure (fer rspresenta-
ton work for the years Aforesaid a. eo-ownsrs.
Jour interest In said claim will become the
property of the undersigned. under said section
2.84 of the Revised Statutes Q. the United
States. CHARLES IELSON.
First publication Aug. q, 1893
Dated Helena. Montana. Aug. 70. 1894
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They Read by Pictures.

The common people of Russia, as a rule,
speak only their own tongue. A large pro-
portion Of them cannot read the bewilder-
ing characters-Roman, Greek and COM
p~osite-which form their alphabet, and to
help their Ignorance the shop walls are coy
cred over with rudely painted pictures of
articles for sale within. The butchers shop
has a picture of meats Of all sorts and
shapes. The tailor's walls are covered with
paintings of coats and trousers. The pills
Of the apothecary II the vegetables of the
green grocer are advertised by pictures upon
the doors and windows Of their stores
New York Times.
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CUMMONS--1N THE T1SrKICT c URT
y Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of MontanA. in and for the county Of

> Of the First judicial district Of tbs
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of
Mat. IDA runnsge, plaintiff. vs. john A. Erun-
daVe, Defendant.
The stata of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby rsqulr,d t, appear In an action
| brought against you hv the above named plaintiff
in the district court of the First judicial district
Of the state OF Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within en- days, Exclusive Of tbs
aaS nl sssS L ser rres' w III ssfv lis 0o coa ynS o. Or. '' Il
esrved out of this county. but wit! in thlsdlstrict.
within twenty days; otherwise with in forty Gays
according to tie prayer Of said complaint
lhe SAID actoA In Droush. TO ont in u decree
Of said court dis'olving the bonds of matrimony
existing between the plaintiff ard defendant on
day Of May, A. y. 1897, the said d PENDANT dis
regarding tho 'oiemnity Lf his MARRIAGE VOWS.
doned plaintiff. .end. ever s.nce las. and still
continues, 20 to wilinlly and without cause de-
cert and abandon said plaintiff. and to live sepa.
without her consent; second, that the defendant
d,srss,rdiny his duties - = husband w,s guilty
May. 4. D. 1892: $50 to. obtain the custody Of
the issue Of said marriage. ii Of which appears
more fully In the complaint ON file herein to
which special reference il her b; maie.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
conrt for the relief d,mNndoa in the Complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court Of tho First judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the
c-) county Of Lewis aud Clarke
Seal First this 18th day OF ctoLer. in the
Jud. Dist. year Of our Lord one thousand
court. eight hundred and ninety-three
N-r JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY JESSE Kicker. Deputy , Jerk.
Fila l.. Knowles, attorney for plaintiff.
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EIRE INSURANCE POLICIEs sror,rN-
4 Helena, hontana. Got. 5. 1893. TO whom
Y may c9ncarn: Notice H. hereby RlSan that
blank policies forms numbered 2i77;u' 2i7Tass
and 2iT12S6. OF the Guardian Assurance con.
Pany OF London. arc missing from I q oa,ce Of
company at Helena. Montana; that m. .ho.e
pam d po'icias have rover been issued or sonn-
tersigned by iaid agents. and the rnh,ic AZ.
hereby warned that they are null and yoiJ ~
WN. j. IANDERs, bene,nl a:.,.
facihc Coast department. Guardian ! sssrsnss
10.
Head office 205 sansome street. Ga, r,.,....
California. i~noAsSo'
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Monsy ON call sssy; closed offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6Gs per cent.
sterling exchange ffrner: sixty-dsy bills &A.SS!A
W+sSti; demand, tAsaAea. 6SM.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
GncAec. Cot. H,-CAtle-Eacaip ts. 7.S0
head; market about stsady NO extra natives
here; good steers, &S.tOW5.1O; others, 4@,50fg4. s.;
/ exams, ~ 80et22. ~: westarns, $8.0UN 100
hogs-teeeipts II 1000 head; market l0g1sc
higher: rough and omnon SG25ad 80: mixed
and pac kers, So +h3B. S.. prime heavy and buIch-
er.' weights. 50. ds9B. W; prime light. 81. sogA.sa.
sheep iecsiptR 5000 head; market eteady;
natives. $2.2s@l rs; westerns. 81. 05@s.N.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Oct. enthusiastically; cash, e2Ac;
December. 8SAc.
torn-Lowar: cash. S8kc; December, S8hc.
Oats. taady: cash. NAc; Decembar. 2Ac.
Pork teady; cash. al6: Is; January. el4.ds.
ard Steady. cash, S9.85; january. $a5S.
Ribs Steady; each. es.57H, january 97.62h.
WOOL.
NEW York, DOT. B.-Woal-Quiet; do
n eetic fleece. 20G2ao pulled. ls825c.
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NOTlCE-OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received
at this ofics until IL o'clock noon. Monday. Oct.
"a. 1893. for the building Of . pony bridge ON the
RImini road, CROSSING len Mile creek. also
bridge across the middle fork Of Dearborn river
near 6tearns, on county road. accUrding to
specifications on file in this otkoe.
1he board OF comfy commissioner reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
~ order of the board.
j. Is. TOOKER. Clerk.
Helena, Oct. Ia, 1893.
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(Nol S,3l2.1
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
y. g. LASD r
u---- Nh A.

HELENA, Mont. Ans. a, 1887
Notice Ia hereby given that soha Wtnss1 tt snA
Sue VI insoo.t. whose posto16cs address 10 Hell
ana, Mont and Jamss w~inscott and Ells Win
scott. whose postofios address 70 AnanosA H..
The mining laws Of congress. for the Stanley
placer. des,gnated y report No. 10. situetsd In
- tunorEaui1sd) mining di.trtet Js9Srss1
north, range ) west, which claim Il recorded IN
the Office Of the recorder Of Jeasrsep county. q
boulder, Mont and described - fellowss
Being the n \ sf ths 3 X Of tie BW \ and ~
n Of the 3 kof the Sc 4 Of sso A.Te \. h
3 VI, embracing eighty aorea. 0DoA which -
tics OF said application was posted tbs 18th Day
Of August 1875. a
Tbs Only sdjsinins claim - thsss Drsnso y
II. X. No. $50. On the east
il Il hereby directed thst The sIoys netisS g
Published at the sxpeass Of elal1aat eeovo
paper published at Helena MONTE md nearest
70 said claim. for ths period Of daIp from ~
q. A. sWI00kTT, EssaseA
Dato IT Asst pahlasasIaa. Aag. ~
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The most expensive fur is that of the
black fox of kamchatka. These animals
are scarce n hard to kill, and a single
okin sells for about 81, 600.
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STocKnoLDEas' MEETING-oFFIcE OF

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-OFFIrE or
the Copper Fell Mining Company, Helena,
Montana, teptember Is. 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that q meeting of the
stockholders Of the Copper bell Mining aom.
pany will be hold At their Office in the city Of
Helena, county Of Lewis and Clarke, state Of
MontAnn. on Wednesday. the lst day Of Novem-
bsr. A. d, 1888. At which time and place q vote Of
the stockholders will be taken on the PROPOSE
ton TO increase the capital stock Of said com.
pany from hve hundred thousand fharos to nine
hundred thousand shares. and also on the
proposition to make the said stock a'sesssble.
in such casss made and provided.
WIN. MUTH
II. Z. HOWELL. r
+ {. EAtCOCk, g.
7. Ii. kLElNSCHMIDT. :.
Trustees. :
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REAL EsTATE

REAL E0TA TIE bAN0FtNS'T
sSlaOO-New six room dwsllins and thrss lois,
eaoh n0Sl40. e.tZ yeses, - exSSnSos ss ~
poultry, $500 down, Balance on any time
desired. .
oily wster IL house; ei00 down, III POI
moAth. 49,.
.s2sW~-Hix room house IN Rth syenqe between
combined frontage Of 10O fest. fEait tFses AND
stabhe.
S52s-Houss and lot. nser. n. 7. depot. :.
rooms, hath, numerous closeta. stable; IN
exchange for ranch OF equal value, prsfsr-
ably IN Washington OF Oregon
Sl2eO-6or neat fvo room dwelling and large lot
fus view u the Ocean, in .han feoro. neaE
Los Angeles. California; will exchange Tor
props ~ OF squal value In Heleua.
Warted 1000 IL 1000 shoop. lowest
AATHESON Y CO, Gold Block
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Independent Agents

THEsHELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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A ssEsSM EMIT NOTECE-THE LEO MINING
Aooassd thses spd ens-Sslf miles from Butte.
silver Eow county. Mortana. Notice - hereby
given that Il : meeting oftrustees 81 said COMPANY
acid On the Yeth day of 'bsptsmbsI. 160s. an as
sessmsnt II als-hait cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said oompany. payable
On the eth day Of November. 1885. to John p.
Of liz Leo linins / Ndliins Company Of Mon
tana. room No. 40 Commercial building, II.
Louis. Mo-
An stock upon which ssiA assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 1Sth day OF Noyembsr.
1885, shall b. deemed delinquent, and. will be
unless payment be made before. will be sold on
the 7th day Of Iecemhe.. 1894. to .psy tbs dslin-
QUAINT assessment tsgetAer With tbs Costs Of ad-
and expenses Of sAe.
JOHN r. MEYEB,
Secretary Of said Company.
RCom No. 40. Commercial buildins. Ut. Louis.
No. .~,of6es of said' company.
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Orls Employment Agency.
I. WANrKn

fh
sF 1aS9 geWANTEhsY
Twenty-Five railroad lAhossss near Great
Fall, frss farA fT NJ
Fifteen wood choppers; new timbsr. nsves
eheen cus In; tools furnished.
Woman cock fsr city.
ORRlS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
u Naeth l1aia Htpset.
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No matter wins: you've tried and found
waANing, you can be cured with DR.. Ha9e's
CataArh Remedy.
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Hotels Of Helena.

Hotels Q Helena
TIE HsLEsA.
la. WALxEs, Manager.
xl.v..or. s..an Heat. nles.r.e Lai.hs.. Rates y
|GsAao og W.T. k..D. p,op,...o,.
Centrally Losaa.a with ~ Modern convsaisnsss
comnsrsiai. MiHlnS ard Husinsss Msa.
f,HE WINDSOR HOUSE,.
EnrsDssn ana Ansrlsaa Plan.
p. A. G~IHcHEsEAu. Fropristor
Steam Heat. Rates si.ss per day and upwasds.
1,HE pALMER HousE.
Room. with ii Modssa Goa; sp.o,.,
Acconcdations Tor IfsnstsntA Location GEN
st:s,t, ali oppo sl:sf Els. ' s.,,JDs :;' s ssi door Main
FI.IA! UaouHAaF. Preprlstor.
car. 3, to sss fsoa al. ali dsposs sway sst"sn m,nutss.
Rooms by tbs day. 500 To- Sl.51 hOoms By the
week 92..0 and aDvards. Corn.r Main and
State StreetA
JOHN MAr11Ho, Prsosistss.
Newly Rspstr,a ssd ylur.ihsd.
Rooms from SO DER Month Upwards.
PAYNE's HOTEL:
.r. H-". 49,
Stable asd Igtoekyards n Good Coalition 70
Receive All OLD Patrons
Family Aceommod ationss specially.
HOTEL .s1uCKwELL.
4 Family Hossi viss ii M.dsss Coas:ass..s,.
rome tomfors. 4 supsrio! Teble;
Warren Street. Hcar Broadvav.
TIE BRANDON.
European Hotel
GATES, TOWNSEND d Co.. Propristors.
Has ths FINEST and Largest Rooma
All Modern Convsnisncss.
Elsetrio Cars from N. ?. Depot Pass the Door.
RESTAURANTS.
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
.Ns1tdsor to oi iirss Ss;;is sasp BsoI.
First class short order housh J. oysters . speciality
Open day and Night,
Dinner from IL m. to p. n.
T'AYLoR's GAZE.
TAYLOR Il SPARROW. Prcprieton.
fHst Glass Oyster and Chop Houes.
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GlTCATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
~ woman as plain cook or housekseper; NO
objections to the country. sOS North hodneyN
street.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-RY. a RESPECIA-
~ ble widow lady TO do Light housswofk t0r
small family. no washing; or taking care OK chill
dren: wages no object; good home wanted. 40#
Breckenridge street.
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IT'S QUITE Srru

IT'S QUITE A STEP
from t~lse.grcat, gripinr.
dreadful pills to Doctor
Pierces Pleasant pcl-
lsts, See What an ad-
vance There n,
These little Pelleta.
scarcely larger thsn
mustard seeds, are thc
smallest and the easiest
to tako.-- tiny, surnr-
coated granular ShnA
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ who has been trained as . teacher as lady's
companion. nursery governese. or sewing maid
helena.
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CALIFORNIA.
R.C. Wilbur .......I a'ace Hotel. San Frsnoisoo
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur IsbDils ....... Nor chants II otsi. St Paul
willard 3. DsnAis........ Hotel Ryan. st. PEG
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Helena Employment Agency
"a EdwAvds Street. Telephone $50.
w y. Cook. Proprietor.
Situations Securot Help Furnished.

0ITuATlON WANTED-bY A YOUNG LADY
y as nursery governess; will do al ohildren't
dress Miss hsiene LIVERY, general dsliseFy, New
haven, Conn.
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BRANDON CAFE
" MISSES THoRPK & ERIKsoN. Proprietrosses
tornsr Warren and Sixth Avenue.
Tho best Peculiar Meal House In the city.
domsiike cooking. Centrally located. Terms
reasonable,
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SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED
~ cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire 1t 924 butte
avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE6PHCTA-
, bio woman tn d. cooking, WORK ~ Tbs day
OF month. 40d breckenridge street.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE-THE FIRM OF
- Turner d Little is this day dis olved BY
mutual consent. Howard NJ. Little continues
the business aud assumes all liabilities and will
collect all outstanding indebtedness.
l.. T.. TURNER,
H. NJ LITTLE.
Eatod Helena. Mont. Cot. II. 1893.
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RESTAURANTS.
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
FERRIS 4 Anderson, ProprietoRs.
Next dsor to kirst National Bank
FIRST class short order hous, Oystsrs . spsciAlt,
Open day and Night,
Dinner from i2 m. to 1 o. m.
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DALTIMORE,F ebruary, lSS.
DEAR MADAM-Mr. Dolby has not come be-
tween us, and I have received your letter. NV
answer to it Is unfortunately brief. ! am not
coming to Cleveland or near it. Every even
ing on which l can possibly read during the
remainder of my stay in the States is arranged
for, and the fates divide me from "the big
woman with two smaller ones in tow" SO l
send her my love-to be shared with the two
smaller ones il she approves, but not other
wise-and seriously assure her that her pleas
ont letter has been most welcome. Dear
madam, faithfully yours,
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

The Kingston, New Mexico, Shaft
came out in colors last week in honor OF
Decoration Day. Captain Hyland, edi.
tor and proprietor Of the Shaft, is q
patriotic citizen--one whose sabre blade
has flashed on many battle fields Of the
late war. The Captain, like all who
grappled with the enemy at close quar-.
ters and not at = safe distance, regards
the war 40 over-that the blue and the
gray rally around the one emblem OF
liberty, the stars and stripes. The Shaft
10 published In the Black Range Of New
Mexico, . mineral range that has pro-
duced millions Of the precious metals
and viii continue to produce for many
years. The Captain 10 making the Shaft
first class paper.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

Foster, secretary Of the treasury under
Harrison, has failed. He 10 nov bank.
rupt. This makes two enemies OF silver
who have gone TO the wall from Ohio
Foster and Mckinley won't he likely TO
feel so funny after this when they refer to
our silver dollar rs being. worth bat 60
cents. Western people are too magnxn-
imous to feel ought but sympathy for the
misfortunes Of others, even their enemies,
nut these people are only having q taste
Of what has been many n western mans
regular diet for yearp.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03


Though the people Of different chris
,isn countries are becoming more Gu
lightened, IL is = fact that they are
drifting away from the christian
churches. Power Whenever invested ia
any christian denomination has been
abused. They have shown themselves
in the past whenever able, to be tyrsn-
icsi, narrow minded and bigoted. And
now comes the DR.. Bigys case, one Of
their number, who has once been tried
and acquitted for heresy, re-srrsnged for
the same offense on the old evidence.
1t 10 one OF the fundamental principles
of our state laws aud lovers OF lair play
generally, that when u man once Is tried
and acquitted, he can never again be
tried for the same offense, yet this body
OF 80 called expounders Of the doctrine
Of Jesus Christ hsui this once acquitted
man up before their tribunals 10 be tried
for the saIne offence. Verify the sensis
ble man will look u the running stresms.
the mighty forests, the works Of nature
ior their God like the Indian Of Cooper's
tales, unless these preachers follow more
closely the footsteps Of the gentle
Naz .rens whose teachings they pretend
to follow.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

The present sdtnini-trat on has agreed
TO reach their hand down deep into the
peoples pocket and pay " 500 Tor one
weeks board at the Wo,ld's Fair for his
highness the Duke Of veraguss. The
Juke must have lushed up considerable
during that week to make such bill.
The custodians OF our money ut the cap
itol are very liberal, the people feel pleas
ed that they have broad and foreign
loving man at the helm
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

How long WAS II alter the courts de-
cided that the Des Moines settlers
were unlswfully on land that they had
spent toll and treasure TO make produc-
tive, before troops we're called out to
eject them against the petitions Of many
people? Not many days. Yet here is n
law passed by congress and declared by
our highest court TO be valid, not en-
forced nor is any attempt being made to
enforce it. Instes Of leaving, China
men are swarming over our border from
ali points. Those CaliforniAns who
helped elect the fisherman Of the White
House should cover their faces with
shame ut the action Of their choice.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

The scarcity Of water has been the
great drawback in this county, but it il
being shown that there is plenty Of water
and all that Is needed il to go after IL.
Cohenour'1 boring machine has reached
water every time, and good water. II
might be TO the interest Of other towns
in these seeming dry sections to make .
note OF that.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

II IL wonderful hos knowing those
gold bugs Of Wall Street are. In An In.
terview had with number Of them by
representative Of one u the large dailies
as to the probable cause Of the present
financial troubles, no two ri them wers
Of like opinion. Great folks those
millionaires when they make 3 lucky
deal. but poor in wisdom when they yet
on tho wrong card
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

A special 70 the Examiner says {:
Grover sees in the present financial crash
a chance 70 repeal the Sherman law, 30
ne will call special session Of congress
for that purpose as soon AS possible.
Better call one for Australia too, Mr..
Cleveland, their banks are also on the
buus
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

Why do the newspapers try to cover up
the fact that Emperor Cleveland Is vio-
lating his oath Of Office by not enforcing
the Gsary law. Are newspapers gettiog
40 partisan and 80 narrow minded that
they take the side Of royalty against the
people
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

Will G. Barnes who has returned to
Arizona from the WorId's Fair, says the
Arizona exhibit is the best at the fair.
That would likely he the case II it was
in place, but from disinteres'ed CORES.
pondents II seems most Of IL is still un-
packed.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

Every prospect that iools like u nigh,
make mine don't develop into one.
II takes capital TO develop = prospec,
into mine. A mans labor is capital.
Why all this nonsense written abou,
eastern capitalists being bite in mines.
II they put their money into developed
mine they can measure it's value the
same as corn in a crib. II they won'l
take the pains to find out what they pur.
chase they are not business men. II
they purchase u prospect they have no
guarantee that they will get their money
back, yet on the other hand they may
reap y rich harvest by the expenditure
OF little money The man who has the
real risk in the one who seeks amid the
recesses OF the mountains for the metals.
He risks his life and II he finds nothing
bis time is gone for naugiit. lie may
locate good looking prospects and spend
years opening them up with his limited
means only To ind that there il no pay
in them Eastern people don't pnt
money in mines only for the expected
gain, and IL they lose occasionally IL 10
no more than the prospector and real
miner does. Is it not fact that they
win oftener than they lose; that millions
taken from the western hills Ind its way
into the pockets Of eastern men.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

Steve Brodie. the bridge jumper, has
invited the Royal Infant to see the
sights of the Bowery. Steve ~ at the
head Of Boxery aristocracy and is high
roller or jumper whose acquaintance the
Infants should feel proud to cultivate.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

The people have had one Sunday q,
the Worlds Fair before this blessed gov
eminent Of ours could get in IN injunc-
ton. Wonder II the marrow has settled
in the knee caps Of any Of Gods chosen
disciples over 1t.