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Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

The Mir)r and Farmer OF Manchester,
N. II contains an article on the silver
question which may arrest the attention
Of the politicians Of both parties. The Mir.
ror and Farmer is staunch Republican
paper. and thinks that at the present
moment the burning question TO be
settled, is that affecting the tariff. This
disposed Of. it says, the people will turn
their attention to the money question,
and then il will bs fonnd. says the Mirror
and Farmer, "even in New England,
free-coinage men are not scarce, and there
are thousands Of others who, while they
would hesitate to 20 to that extreme, will
never be satisfied Until the mints are
reopened to silver and it is put on an
equality with gold az money" The
thousands OF others here referred to, will
soon learn that the only method by which
gold and silver can be put on an equality
as money, is to admit them both TO the
privilege of free coinage. They are get
ting to understand the matter. and no
doubt the prediction Of the editor Of the
Mirror and Farmer, that when the tariff
question is settled and the money ques-
ton comes to be the sll-sbsorbing one,
"the two sections East and West) will
not be found apart as they have been
assumed to be-" 49,. fa..
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

J. Johnson, formerly known as Jack
johnson, and populist candidate for
supervisor, is eng aged at his ranch in a
series OF experiments which were com.
m enced as the result of an enlightened
curiosity 10 determine the degree Of in
telIigence possessed by cats. BY careful
selection and breeding he has produced
u breed much superior to the ordinary
Cat, and close attention to their training
he has produced results that are simply
astonishing, and fully bears out hrs be-
lief in the intelligence OF that animal
and that they possess reason ng fscul-
ties of no ordinary kind One of his
cats, "Old Spot" will 20 to hen on
the nest and maneuver so quietly as not
to disturb her and reach her paw under
her and draw out an egg and eat il. But
however interesting they are merely
curiosities. While carrying on these
experiments he has accidentally dropped
on a discovery that may place him in
the front rank OF benefactors Of mankind
II is known that cats rubbed in the
dark emit electric sparks. Acting on
this hint, being troubled by rheumatism.
he took about twenty FIVE or thirty cats
to bed with him. The result was in q
ehor. time he was cured and when .
relapse is threatened he adopts the same
treatment. He has hesitsted to make
this wonderful discovery public till he
has further tested it, II elected he will
have opportunities Of trying il upon the
INDECENT sick. II elected ne would make
q good supervisor as he has filed one
term with credit to himself and benefit
TO the county. I
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

j. NJ. b Parry. the metallurgist OF
As1en, accompanied by five miners from
Leadville. arrived at the Commercial,
yesterday and departed this morning
for Chloride to work the mines pur
chs-ed from Steve Smith.
Mr.. Parry stated that il the nina.
proved rich, the owners of the property
would erect smelling works, and that he
had found excellent limestone at Peach
Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

The numerous candidates for territorial
and county offices are an industrious set
Of people. They know every voter by
his given name, take the liviiest interest
in his business and home prosperity, take
. great delight in petting and furnishing
candy to the young Arizonsns, not for
getting to inform their respective mamas
what truly handsome young ones they
have. That the voter is not forgotten,
his pocketful Of choice Havana cigars is
the proof positive.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

We had the pleasure Of meeting this
week, o. B Amsden, the superintendent
Of the Gold Bug. ana learn that he has
sent parties to the Chimehnevs noun
tsins to Investigate some new gold dis
coveries.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

W Z. Frost, the butcher, is again al
his old stand, having purchased the m.
iesest Of M-s.rs Crozier and Mackenzie
Tn 4 Kiugnan will be we'll supplied with
fat beef. mutton and pork cannot be
doubted now.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06
Proceedings I" soaes Of Supervisors.

The board Of supervisors OF Mohave
county met october lst, trsnsacting the
regular monthly busiless.
| Bills TO the amount Of 1855 20 we're
audited and warrants drawn on the
treasurer for the resp amounts.
Frank Abrams was appointed consta.
bis vice J. g. Asbury, deceased.
The following election officers were ap.
pointed to serve At the November elec.
tion:
Peach Springk--Horace Kenyon inspec.
tor; 7 + Garner, j l. Spikes, judges
-- Snow, Ed Sharp clerks. Voting
place ut school house.
Cedar-Matt Carr inspector; John
Barnes, II strawbeil, judges; ~ Jer-
ome, NJ J Smith, clerks. Voting place
at Matt Cars house.
Fl Mohave-- Ben Spear inspector; PF
Collins, Frank Holmes judges; s NJ
MCGOWAN, A b Ellison clerks vot-
ing place Spears store.
White Hills w Lsnkiord inspector !;
NJ Scanlon, John Marshall judges !;
James Borroughs, w u Carleton
clerks Voiing place at school house.
Stockton Hill X Moore Inspector !;
Peter Gallery, Call Wright, judges; !;
Thos McMahon, Fred Bra~n, clerks.
Voting place. John Hugh's cabin.
CerbA,--R NJ Jones, inspector; W d
Campbell, J G~n6eid, judges; W
O'Dta t = Ayfes, clerks Vo,ipg
place, school house.
Kingman--A NJ McDuff.e inspector !;
Chas Bowers, A VerMehr, judges;
w 5 Abrams, John Lynch, clerks.
Polling pl .ce. school house.
Chloride--Wllbur Brakeman inspector;
Cnas sherman, john Barry. judges;
+ W rhies, John Cross, clerks, Poll.
ing place, school house.
Mineral PArk--L Duis Davidson inspec-
tor; L Ell,pee. James Uncapher,
judges; j W Gsritt, Jos~ph Gecman,
clerks Polling place, court house.
Sgnai-w ID McCrigt,, inspector; Geo
Dnver, Frank Baxter. judges; John
DelAnd, Oiaver Augsiabl, clerks Poll
ing place, McCright's store
Sandy-A Cornwall inspector; G Rogers.
NJ l. Boner, judges; Lee Ksyser, Fred
CArrow, clerks. Polling ptAcr, school
house
Hs :kberry- Fred Holman, inspector;
Wm Rideiour, Jonn Fielding, judges;
John linus, w O)nnor, clerks. POLL
ing pi ce. school house
B Amsdsn, inspector; J
G Meyer, John OR nrke. judge; syd
WOODWARD, j A Smith. Polling place,
q I'D Bog office.
No further business appearing the
board adjourned.
4 a.a sfass
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Messrs Steevsr and S,yers Of Ouray,
Colorado, came in from Yavapai county,
where they have been on an investigating
tour. to see If Mohsve county offers oet-
ter opportunities, and we hope they will
be convinced that their best prospects
are right here.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Messrs Potts and Carr have leased the
Lucky Boy mine at Music Mountain, and
commenced operations.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Siv Walter Scott, the owner Of valu.
able gold mines IN the Chemehueva
mountains, has beea hobnobbing with
hrs many Kingman friends for the last
two weeks.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

FLAesTAFP, Ariz., Oct. 2--The Re-
publicans Of Coconino csunty held q
convention today. The following nomi.
nations were made: Council, DR.. w. M.
Johnston assembly, +. F. Greenlaw |;
sheriff, r. II. Cameron; probate Judge,
Il. g. Layton district attorney, John
w. Ross; recorder, Charles A. Bush /:
treasurer, H. G. Hibbon; surveyor,
James A Lamport; board Of supervi.
sors, G. H. Schulz and F. r. Nellis.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Mr.. Gregg sold his lease on the Prince
Albert mine, to his partner, Wilson. who
sent lot OF ore to the Lake sampling
works.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Matt Carr purchased his partners
interest and came in from Cedar to pur-
chase supplies.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

j. and A. s. Cameron Of White
Hills, we're in town this week. Tney
represent great capitalists who are will
ing to invest If suitable bargains are Of
fered.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

James Mulligan 10 working on th'
Flagstaff mine, sonth Of Cerbst and i
getting some good ore.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

+. w. Theis, superintendent Of the
Smith Weston Mining and Milling Co.,
of Chloride, is in town.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06
Summons No l36

vs. Summons No l36
Seigle Beckper.
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court OF
the Fourth judicial District, in and for
the County Of Mohsve, Territory Of ArI.
zona. tr p
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
to Seigle Beokner. a ~ .a
You are hereby summon cd and required
to appear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
triot, IN and for the County Of Monave.
in the Territory OF Arizona. q answer
the complaint fled with the Clerk Of this
Court ut KinSman, in said county, "a copy
of which complaint accompanies this sum
mons), within ten days, ieIolusive Of tho
day OF service) after the service upon You
Of this summons, IL served in this county,
but II served ont Of the county and within
the distric., then within twenty Gays;
whore personal service Of copy o! the
summons ard complaint il made ont of
the Territory, or service by publication is
made as provided by law, within twenty
days after the completion thereof; in all
other GASES thirty days.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer the complaint
as above required, the plaintiff will take
judgment bv default against you.
And costs and disbursements in this
behalf expended.
Givcn under my hand and the seal of
said court at KInpman, this
(ssAL) 9th day of October, 1894.
3.af L. o. COWAN,
Clerk
ByJ w. MoRoAx, Deputy Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

A. NJ. McDuffee has began work on
his Rainbow nine.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Mclean and afery are working the
Moonbesm mine, and taking out very
rich ore.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

j. W. Green aud J. d. Sheperd have
located two claims In Minnesota district
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06

Forty-four miles Of track Of the north
and south X. X. has been completed
south from Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-06
sUAM ONs.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Fourth Judicial district, Of the Terri.
tory Of Arizona, in and for the County y
of Mohave.
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figured o. largo opal mine owner ~
Opnlinf, is a fugitive from Justice from
California, whore he du Ell many pO.-
pic In SOME cactus hedgt-iencos pt.uir
ion under the name Of l.. W. Pcn-
nlngtnn. Fleming cut n wide swat D
nj Cnicago, eciling opa'a 60 the uuwnry
nt 70 cents down an1 81 ou delivery hf
express. The Drn's foni were to.u
IL got 70 lfrco sum of m uey iu thi.
WAY ami skirpsi Gus ft fresh ilcl p.
His whtrtau1u'a orc MT known.
4 clever Nv miller. giving pIe uatnr
o W. T.. BnE,er has boon tra,oliul
through the lHHt it'lsulint 90 lu t,c
aEt ut o. tYe wn1Iui..u NY g1.fs hfu
ef Murphy Grant q e. d, o. S.u
Fnucisce. TIC buys large uiil ui
woods, orders them eeut TO Sau
Fmucipco, G.. o. 3D., and uc'Ore leaving
asked The favor ~ having c1sh q %
mali dfag 10 $3.50, which amount hr
10 eds imm,Iiauy i3f pris1un tS'
ns,g. Ths 60 npntruvely 'mlu
sufu has never been fefusUd. ITO Mss
alto succe"ucI In having npmbsr &
cheCHs ca,hHl by jewellers ems other
d, oYlr o. whom be hal BONN 800.
ttu.uI iur tHlug purrhuatl.
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mARsRAL's ST.

DuRsuANr TO Az oeprH ANp
drcrro 90 force usurC lul rHIn Co me
directed uy tho lbwd JJlg pHmrt uHutI
Uf thH Territory OF uIu. HuH UEuHHr 90
luhir sale, a. ihH south pos door Ur IHU
County Court House lu tht g of -aIt Lake,
county of eHtt Lake, auu IrtioTy ut lfHu.uu
ihu llih Say ni IanulrE, lsill I4o.rI0fa m
lli thu right title, claim Igd interest 90
Nauur e.. tugnr1UUt D. n thsfHuy D.. D..
ttoui Nlllium q. o'hCNa, IsiFutc of hiar
Nrhmmiua, Western Ngi apef Union.
corporation, 10. g.. Adaur, uIlti Christian o.
sUug uud Alder uytu, partners d..us
business a. Bang a. NfyrH D.. uHuur ruH.
iHuIug Company, r1I alton. UuIHu
national huus of ran l..l.H 20 corporations
j, Is. Lawrence, L.. H, iugE. N'HrIUuU
Anderson, Augusta ~. huurt d. W More
fiHOu, Edward Merrill aal 60 Nrrl.I H.u
Thomas Kent, paTiuuil doing UUHur.s
under the arm uum6 aau Ie uf Mormon
huTrill 81 Company, l#.lIul uWt lluu.ua
-mNtn a., D. AmnHt a.. 90 El.ltI. o.. 60. HTlI.
BUCK. Iva o.. stlruuch %. FULLER. frank
a, iurmgstgri Ruth EF"ul IUlu NuIluEUl.
ElHauulh jountDui David laUHr.ieH. ull
sarah q. aver. OF Iu and I HNU fH.IuWIH#
described real DatatN uut Yn. and beur
DO salt luko County, Hu1 dci iHpd hE follows,
tu'Witi Commencing rt a fut ono huuIIrl
Hnd tnn ruu thrrHsttrINH ] ..H RODS uuliH
md twenty sOno ,tU auH uy4 Huglh Iu rHHs
90 ttrnW lhu southern .urHl trttHulNWU.t
quarter nt section lu.u3s y tsI. tUWutuu
uau Cd, n1stu of rInrI .lu 1 west Salt Ialr.
NtUitau, und rIHui. tld u uHr.H tIFHfIs
r.ne au4 seventeenth hUlis 60 zoo NUst
uhtk 70. Jordan river, HrlcQ aalu river and
along Wf wet lrNa ihUtlttn uuuIUt Ono
ggst lhe p.h.ou' 'Eil nF thence Ugst
hiiylFg ead i0uuu1Hh ~ roHa to Ha
place 90 hgEunns la ts WDuT.aoyou
-sIt Lake County. 900. tcrtor5. IsIU .HII
% ttc properly az Na Gt IuuNraUn I.I..
CiNalyi b h. Linr Ni on a. Nara.
atHiehrr OF 'ials NUl uiii Weston NuIl-.
paper lNiuus "a IN'. 40, u. D.. AHIma.
gFunl tNrHl1n y, H - A'btrf H.uH.
p.iln. dung NN.l q hluE 81 HtUH
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MARsHAl's SALE

DUE-UANr ro AN pUuEH ANp pE
a sfUg ul foreclosure lll HlIn tu mr direct.
90 HY the Ih|rl IufIlu District Court
40 iho TrIrtlH uf uHu, HHaI O1pusf loo
public sale, At tuO south |iIUuf door UI uu
bounW Court House. ln Hi r.iy Ui falt latr.
County ot suit Lake aUu .iuuitlHy 90 uuU.
Goa Che ga day ui llnuaus 1884, No
O'Clock W., UI DO TgUL uUH.
claim auI iniaf6st of D. Hiur 81 spe.ru.
iu. and goo tar ilI1Wlus dU. t..UI rHll tHlIfp.
situate, lying and bong In-HI. LIku County.
u.N uuHDuNuu sfol'uHa. tiHiN 'ummuur.u.
900 IH" southeast UITHHr "a .HI ONO .lN. block
seventeen .It.. lIHI "I.' en- Is.u DIfV #urs
N.F aud running HOnUf I Ihr.u IL. rods.
NuH.y unftu tNNntHriuu f.t.HH WUHt r.E 90.
rode. il0.cu UH.. tIrur lIls thence aHufu
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place ut beginning, eluia.iaE eighteen U.|
HIu.ru IU uf ground
AI.n UluuHUrIu 'HI'H."It EUl uurrfuUTth
|tI.I feet south uI IhU uurf I.f ynFUHr Ur Dot
uIEUf .7T. I|uut tHTtTHUytl 81. Plat 49, NaIt
ltEv iIIH survey, aul uuIIs tuUnrH Hnufu
u.U .' rode. thence wnst tUItF IaI| RODS.
thence north rEU I1I rHHH. UtH.H C1at twenty
600 rods Co Che place Uf hrEbuiuE. containing
I.luHrDfniali ground moN0T lgatAll Of fHlI
Uruprriy being situated Iu l't city and county
ut salt lAtO, tiah I0ruI1m 10 no sold Hs
dc properly uf jofcutiuul ~ spear, Ht ht
SUIT Di AIln'f rayiugs hauk I Trust company.
corr Grafton.
Terms Of sale cash,
NAT !. BRIGHAM.
o. 4 hiHF. I'M
tiy JoUy 70. CraW1gK ututy Nsrl
Dated ht halt Lake tiiy. hrt Unor lIfu, TH J.
John II. Cannon, atluraCifOr D .siFsf.
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sHERiFFS SALE.

10y VIRTUE or SIS EXECUTION 10
- mu directed frnW tur Iilri IUIlunl uIa.
IF.Dt tuurl, nuf lHIhu lHY aud county, I tab
al rtiuu, BIO favor FOB, Victor Carlson. UuI
ggHlurt uHgar Carbon. tn HtuiV BE- IadgmHat
uf 40 .f au1 tf2l costs and .U.IUug costs,
Nlyn I.N uuuu fHu following described
property, tuWIt. a pgrt nl lot so d. HIurk sfplat
", T. Wi addition, tuuUu ana doHrrInHI us ful,
nuftl rlHH, Inl 80 improvements thereon,
thence r4-t % tcal trn"U Hglu s rods tu
byEuulUl, 900 On ra.t A.Iu Cay lUI rluUt,.
IyTuluIy oi lihn, taken Oh. DOG property W
uFrar Garrison, mod wI. tEnnH. thu f.nnIH
taic,ur 90 much lH WiiI fn nig 900" UIlnuuHUU
interest ON -Hll Judgment HId arrruinr c0HtF.
Ht Jup front uuur ut thH county Douu lIdusu ln
thl ltY uf tllt uLn. County uf rnIt iHtr.
Icrutbry OF utgh. ou tho IUsh day OF Ianuary'
A. ID D.. q. ai u o'clock noon Trrma N aaIo.
each. WAL MCQUEEN, -hrnU.
AAtL u rlEELu, Deputy
b4tcl Doc l0th lsuI.
10. srRAur Attorney for Plaintiff.
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mARsHAL's SALE.

IllN-UANr TO ~ kAEUuIiuN TO SIZE
4 directed hy the Third ulHtUHt court OF tho
lcuiigp ~ ltah, shall expose 90 puzzle sale.
ihc 'y Di -lit lnic. CounIy0f salt lake and
ltrut1T m Utah, on me lslh day uf January.
l-'l a. ten O'Clock u m., uI lhn iia1t Ulr,
,.H!W A1l IHigr.. rl NlIlI u tfuuH'Dus uf, %,
ana iu ODE following tgsgrlrI real ysiatf
.iiuh FL. lying nni urue Boo gals i1hU Ciiy lHd
count 1u urarfi' e. 70. flIIuwH, o. wit.
Tue undivided uUusuIguih Interest OF william
Hr1'shar. nf in, and 60 thf following real 60,
C5mmepribs 90 f.o, uor,b from sauihucs,
corner of Dot Bog nu o., block th.rvsuIut .ilI,
Mat ~, rHlt take tItT survey. thence uHtta
MY Hth.u unl uur.UIt .HtH| trclt hence
rlti one hundred rIhtN four 400 irrt. thence
fuuih Soy seven HHi one bale ora foot,
thence wee. ono hundred sNiy.iour l.lil feet
90 place of beginning
Alec. commencing live IiI rode south from
nufihNc.t corner ut los Three DU, biloxi Thirty.
lyu lI, rlAt 8, SAT- lake Dity survey. thence
UHHi twenty ~. RODS thHurg uurIu ten and
one hu.i Il.'I NJ feet, thence west twenty 40
RODS thence south zen ana one h1t 400 ioet
Go beginning,
4, uu s0,l o. Che property OF William
'rottbrrLt Il the suit 0t i.c.ubcrEgr q
hulHfUur.
Tyrra % ,a.c, oa.h.
nat ST. BRIGHAM.
4 a. MHrbal.
uyLT 'fgHEn. Deputy Mar haI
Dated It" ."H'.
uouIu, Ia awi. Attorneys Tor Plain.
pHs,
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d. Edson fears anottar opIdemlo,

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NOTICE

THE PROVO DRIVING PARK AssoCtA.
II ton ga COruuruuuuI hereby uNlu Coz
safe, terms ruth, t.r following property cor 90
sufficient paii .uyroui 90 meet itH uIugltuua
uUe Winter rancho ."UsHUtt'. t'UImI Known
ns tHU "l4st thanrg Hnl liurs yrHgs hn1gu, ln
iiC GuuihCuHt pHrt OF hHuUtuuutvt tah,AIs1 D %
head tuIuuNUt NurryH Hrl .taINuu# Formerly
owned lY John No. Steward, which are now
ulout wIys or htuaU coy, Utah. also
about 900 head uI range Uu.H.H and
lltcu Hia.Iluus NormHHy owned hg 10,
%. C'H.I| NOW Oh WIIyH yuk OF
sand kauab uW, nto shfrc Stallion
known us darlington" lhmltuuIGn tu's
uau. Known Hf y. MtCulIuush' formerly
owned uv JamCs Thouaonl, . jersey UuIs, p
Durham bulls, iiolstciu tulL . Iurry COW,
! Durham cow cart safe, moving
machine md fundfy DO d..
iIdH will hu received Cor 900 Or any portion ot
sand property hv othHr 1f che uudrrt.uu1. De.
fore b. 0'r'urk noon January lHtu. 800, nut mo
corporation reserves thU risntturpIsrt luF Hud
600 -ii. Tho properly to be- sold. VIII bee fhHHn
Go an. person upon applying De- j, o. stewart
of laI1b CIV, UtHh. ur ~, % CLARK a. Provo
rf.H, ltsh. and any information desired VIA be-
gwen boy uuhur Of tho uuuarHlEuri
joins a. rTIM ART,
lggH.igut Provo DryinE tArs Association.
", h. CLAIM, Secretary.