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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
YInGIhIIAh MUST SIOP.
They Cannot Have Eacisg at 81. AsapL Ar
ter Noysnbrr ooh

4 Washington dispatch in the New
York sun OF yesterday says:
The news received to-day by Secretary
Mcintyre that the Jockey Club would not
grant the Virginia Jockey club al extern
sion Of time lid rot come in the nature
OF a surprise. The stockholders Of the
club hoped that they could keep their
gates open until January LIST, but they
knew that at best IL was a forlOrn hope
KumOrs are flying about the corridors
OF the hotels tonight. 1t is currently re-
ported that after Monday next the club
VIII secede from the parent body in New
OK, and that the outlaw Will be well
coined at 81. Asaph. Secretary Mcintyre
was aroused out OF his bod and asked 10
explain the position OF his organiZa ton.
He said:
You know you can't stop some people
talking, no matter what you do"
Secretary Mcintyre viii neither deny
nor affirm the story and it was evident
more or less friction In the management
OF late.
At a late hour tonight the following
dispatch was received by Treasurer 4
NJ. Kirk. OF the Virginia Jockey cuba
Evening papers state that the Virgin.
Jockey Club will race through DecemheT
Is this so? Please answer
w. 5. VOSRURGH
II is not known what answer. II anv
Treasurer Kirk forwarded TO the racing
secretary Of the Jockey club. Ii is ceT,
tain, however, that the officials from the
Jockey club now doing duty at ST. Asaph
will quit work the instant the course be-
comes Outlawed.
Several OF the men who signed a paper
circulated at the track this afternoon
thought they We're putting their names
To an appeal TO the Jockey club 10 re-
consider It's decision. They have no idea
OF becoming outlaws and VIII stick to
the Jockey Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
hOUIHERN 4ssOCIAILD Press.
The Annual Meeting Held at NoTfolk-Elet-
INN. Ill OH III 8


NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 2l.--The Southern
Associated Press met here to-day in an
nuai session at the Atlantic Hotel, ana,
in the absence Of the president MI Evan
=. Howell OF the Atlanta Constitution,
Colonel j. II. Esill, Of the savannah
News. the vICe-pTesldent, presided. Inc
following newspaper men were present:
Colonel Patrick Walsh, Of the augusta
Chronicle; W. II. Bernard, Wilmington
Star; j. &. Hemphill, Charleston News
and Courier, j. ". Jackson, Wilmington
Messenger, f. i. Glass, Montgomery Ad-
vertiser. L. r. stockton, Jacksonville
Times-UniOn; Colonel &. OBJ. COWardin,
Richmond Dispatch Joseph Bryan Rich
mOnd Times; j. -. Lazelle, Roanoke
Times. II. T.. Freeman, Danyille Register,
y. :. Ochs, Chattanooga Times; D.. >.
Van Wrinkle, Knoxville Tribune; ". Glen
nan, Norfolk Nlrginlan; y. >. Noting
ham and Is. &. Murray, OF Norfolk Land
mark; r. +. BaTham, Petersburg Index
Appeal; Clark Howell, Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
After transacting business Of routine
character the following directors were
elected. T.. +. Howell. j. II. Estill. j. &.
Hemphill c.. OBJ. COwardin, j; l.. RAJ
pier. r. r. Stockton, a. ;. Ochs. :. :.
Nottingham and " C. Tatum.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
are: T.. + Howell. president; j. II. Es-
I'll. vice-presdent; f. T.. Glass. secretary,
manager. EXecuuye Commit,ee-E. +.
Howell J. II. Estill and T. T. stock
ton
Colonel +. NJ Henry, president Of Ihe
Business Mems Association, appeared be-
fore the association, and. in the name Of
the business men Of Norfolk, welcomed
them 10 the city, and extended them the
Inequalities Of the elegant quarters OF
the Business Mems Association. at the
corner Of Main and Atlantic streets.
W. a. Young, Of the Norfolk city Rail
way Company, vas introduced and in
yited them TO take trip around the city
on the electric cars Of his company,
which was accepted and q spin around
Norfolk and her suburbs was greatly en-
jOycd.
This afternoon trip was taken TO
Lambert's Point To view the coal trade
and general shipping.
a banquet and reception was rendered
the Press Association at the Business
mems Association tonight. General T..
VI. Henry welcomed the guests and named
NJ. Glennan, Of the Norfolk NiTginan, as
chairman. Ringing addresses were do
livered by Senator Walsh, Colonel Estill,
Clark Howell end others.
The association will be given an eX-
curSiGU to the Canes Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
JREAsURE, RTHET.
Foriy.Eicht thousand Dollars In Gold

To~nd f. 80 'pdls- Mound
KNOXVILLE. TENN. Nov. 2l.-Great
excitement prevails In Union county,
about twenty-five miles from this city,
over the discovery in an Indian mound
OF $4,000 worth Of gold bars and nuggets.
About a week aso a Cherokee woman
named Mcdonald, u granddaughter OF
Chief Mcintosh, one OF the famous chief
talns of her tribe. appeared in the neigh
borhoOd with a map showing the pur-
ported location of large amount Of hid
den treasure She claimed that a Tlalf
million dollars had been buried there by
her grandfather. The people were dis
posed TO treat her as a crank Al FIRST.
but finally the owner OF the farm on
which the treasure was located agreed
TO open the mound for half Of the treas
ure II any was found.
Three days ago wOrkmen commenced
excayating. and early this morning found
sixteen dollars worth OF gold dust and
nuggets in jar. Later they unearthsd
an iron box containing 5000 worth Of
the precious metal. She claims that
there is great deal more 10 be un-
eartned.
over two thousand people gathered In
the neighborhocd OF the mound. and fifty
armed men are guarding the treasure spot
tonight.
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AnotLrrR al D.. Receiver, lands.

COLUMBUS. GA, Nov, N-Judge
Newman. of the United states Court,
a bill for Injunction and appointment
Of z receiver for the Georgia Midland
and Gulf railroad. The bill was MED
by Hon. Louis r. Garrlrd. OF this city
and Battle, Whitman & Hubbard, Of New
York. representing the Central Trust
Company OF New YORK. and the trustees
for the bondholders. on account OF Ge1,
fauired inter sst IN July last. The road
is ninety-elght miles long and is bonded
at Sl5.cp mile. John f. fIourhoy
was appointed temporary receiver.
POINTED for hearing the motion for a
permanent receiver Mr.. Flournoy Is
president Of the Columbus street rail-
road.
The news created considerable SEN
sation: also regret. The road was built
principally by local capItalIsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
EASTERN STAJE HOsPIILL.
The Board to T. .cct an Assistant Physician
a r.rn"l, Favored

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. A.-spe-
cial-Our Circuit Court IS no" IN SEES
sion. Judge Benz. T. Gunter presiding.
There is considerable business on the
docket, and among it are three divorce
cases.
The board Of the Eastern State Hos
pital has been called in extra session on
December 18th for the purpose Of electinS
an assistant physician. 1t is UNDERSTOOD
that some Of the board are in favor Of
number of applicants FOR this place, among
them TWO members Of the State Senate.
Inc remains OF the late ". ". Vest
and family are now being exhumed, and
are to be removed 10 the family lot IN
Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
THBIRAIN ROBBERs INDICTED.
Five True Bills Found Against Ssarcy and
MorgAlh.l Id In tnffnrd

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. IL
Special grand jury OF the county
OF STAFFORD was in session all day to-day,
with X. G.. Hickerson foreman. The mai.
ter Of The Aqua creek train robbery was
under consideration, and Messrs Crutch-
field and Murray and Captain Birdsong.
Engineer Gallagher and Fireman Wash
fair. Five indictments We're fouud
against Morgan and Searcy, each for
assault, with intent To kill, breaking and
entering a car, and robbery. On motion
cases were continued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov H.-In reply to
communication from the Governor in
regard 10 doctors attempting fesuscitaion
upon the body Of an electrocuted convict,
the Attorney-General says.
In my judgment neither the Governor
nor the prison superintendent has au-
thorty 10 grant such an experiment. 1t
becomes the duty Of the authorities I'm
charge to bury IT, and not To deliver the
same 10 any individual for the purpose OF
experiment"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

Los ANGELES. CAL, Nov. 21.-S. G..
Lunie. Il. 7. Johnson, L. Ross and Philip
Stanwood. board Of mediation Of the
American Railway Union. who OBLIGATED
In this city during the strike, We're found
guilty by the jury In the United States
District Court here this morning SEN
tence Will be passed Monday.
Their offence was conspiracy 10 OBJ
struct the United States mails In transit
and obstruCt the interstate commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
The hoanokes Eefra.ed.

The cadet team of the Virginia Military
Institute played an interesting game OF
football here this evening with the Roa-
noke College (Salem. Va eleven 1t
was shut-out for the visitors. Score,
10 10 0, in favor of the cadets There
were a number of brilliant players on
both sides. and the visitors put up a good
game but the cad IS out-generaied them
in scientific work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
IeIecates Ibs BaplLst Cniou.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov Il -Special.-
The following delegates from the young
peoples Baptist unions OF this city left
here tonight for Richmond TO attend the
second annual convention Of the union,
which meets there Tomorrow: First
Baptist church. Rev. l.. B. Pollard, r..
NJ. Terrell and r.. W. Bowers. Calvary
Baptist church, Rev. l.. G.. Broughton,
l.. W. Terrell and }. 4. Pitcher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

for the purpose OF placing new bonds.
the efforts TO make sensa,loh Oh me r,e
matter were severely criticised, me
purchaser OF the new bonds, as a matter
OF personal convenience. on Tuesday paid
one-eighth Of one per cent: commission
for a small lot OF the metal. IL Is no
such thing as a general premium In gold.
and the transaction noted was an isO-
lated one The reports OF heavy dealings
are denied by all the heavy bullion deal
aru
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
MCAHPkK EULEB COhPrTlNT
Must Tss,ify, Notwithsi anding His Ayoued
IDbatief

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. 2i.-In the
trial Of the Kerrville lynchcrs this morn
ing Judge Cooper ruled Butch McCarver.
who refused 10 testify on the ground That
he was an infidel, TO be a competent wit
ness.
This probably means hanging for the
defendants If the Supreme Court sustains
the decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

Lower Gas Works, had a narrow escape
II m injuries By the explosion on Mon
day evening. He was in the room where
the explosion occur ed, and thinking the
heat rather intense, left for the purpose
than crossed the threshold Of the door,
which he closed. when the explosion oc-
CURED. Though shaken, up he escaped
upburf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 2i.-John s.
Johnson OF MINES )ta, did some more
fast riding on the Fountain Ferry track
This afternoon, lowering the mile, dying
start. record one second. His time was
n "a He clipped three-fourths OF
second from the three-quarter record
mile. standing start. In lI2 10: three
m'iie standing start. In ll2 l-3: three
Sourfhs OF a mile In I % 10, and one mile
ia i.52 i-5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
Old Dominion democrats.

The Old Dominion Democratic club will
hold its annual meeting tonight ar 5
o'clock and elect officers for the ensuing
year. Speeches may be- expected. Mr..
j. +. Flournoy. the faithful president for
a number Of years, Is compelled 10 Te-
sign by reason Of changing rs resi-
dence 10 another ward in m" city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
NJ. JudLinl l.eInoya

Special. The removal Of DR.. W. T.. judi
klns, pastor of the NJ. z. church here is
deeply regretted. He has accomplished a
great work for his church during the
past year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

Governor O'FerralI. accompanied by
Mrs. O'Ferrall. Adjutant-General Ander-
son, Assistant InspectOT-Geueral 10 Lane
Stern. and Colonies HdrWood, Wingo and
BOykn. Of his staff LEFT the city vester-
day afternoon TO attend the wedding Of
Colonel .. W. Dudley and Miss Estes In
Danyillc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
a Gnnd Il. colal

Twenty-third annual sale OF Solid Stct-
ing SILVER and finest Plated-N are, Bau-
q1et Lamps, Clocks. opera Glasses, ana
the celebrated Rogers Table Cutlery.
sale at 1890 A. NJ and resume At $50
L. NJ, at store No ! east Broad street
adjoining Levy n Davis dry-goods store,
and continuing at same hours each day
through the week. Ladies' will be pro
vided with chairs
J. II. VALENTINE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

The South contains over 2JoC)0,o00 acres
area of the United states Sh- has al
most every variety, so far as quality is
concerned There are nearly 600 saw
mills in operation. employing over H
hands The output Of ID pidnlnS-mlis
I'm 1880 was over 81 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
LIBRARY COUPON,

!. Reyerles OF u Bachelor.
- Lays VI Aucieht rone.
!. 1ulylOss Scandal
The House or the Seven Gables
g. Crawford.
6. The Coming Race
Z. Dream Li4e.
g. kraukensteIn-
o A Book u Golden Deeds.
10 Mosses from an Ola AAnse.
III, The Scarlet Letter.
- Essays OF Ella
20 Iwice-Told Tales.
=. Paul and Virginia ,,...,.
~ STORY Ot al Ai!lldh 1Iin.
n LAYS Of the Scottish Ca'SnsEA
t. Lucille.
49, Dreams
~ Black Beauty. ,ss,oo
81 one OF the ProlesSlo"'
% Sartor Resartus' ty,,x
- The idyls OF ne htnA'
q. The If,ady Of the Lake.
8. ao S ma Il Rs friends trends.
2. MhitGgrSee atest 'rning in tho world
10 i.ana RooE.ss' poems.
80 - NemOrla|
% inc princess
% Kasselas ,..,,,ns
y Poetical seieStdiSofN
g. Past T.. sous AM hts nom tns Em.~rOr Nareu,
81. knreiius Antonius."
,fNroes and nero worship"
g. .TnspcS from shakespeare
80. "TaiiSs from Shakespeare" Second
Noa'N and Lilies.
Al. ser.. premium Cook Book"
g. ...k11 on the Floss"
"A ...Aa,shh On the Moss (second seriesl
- "Ronnola:
~ Poems.
-. . "a ,says. tse> Snu serieD.
~ ..ytSscs OF the lust
u "E'n. theso covpons cut from The
TIVE " sant Wit eight cents In coin
n % snrss m Ss onic. sin entitIs you 70
81 one % Tn taken 431@ sIG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

We win allow 4 per cent. interest on
money deposited with US, either short
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

The Deem Run Hunt Club had most
tnxable meet at their kennels Yesterday.
s,"'i,inch was served after which there
as a delightful run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
No Coz ID WI EDRIUN.
The Reserve s andsa s57 1854 .ooo-Custou

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-As far as the
Treasury Department is informed no gold
was withdrawn from the New York sub
treasury to-day. The gold reserve stands
AZ 81 $1,000
Less THAI 500 IN gold has so FAR been
paid this month New YORK for custom
dues. which dues. for twenty days have
amounted 10 $50 4 $1,000 In excess of
the correspon ling period last year. -
SUP o. oil.
NEW YORK. Me-. "A good deal
was heard In Wall street to-day about a
premium on gold. and coming at tlme
when the Government 10 In the marker,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

OUR well-backed
favorites, a sec
ond choice and
an outsider car
ried off the first
money at the ST.
Asaph track to-
day. Both Penn
and Tribe had
tyyo successful
M o u n { 5 ne
weather " a. >
clear, OUT .SnY
The original third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
WeAre HOlding
Boys Clothing

4 this week. and We would much
!, rather you would get POSTED
a before YOU come HERE than not.
y n Won have looked ALL ONEk
n TOWN 1t won't take q salesman
u HERE 3 quarter as long to sell
Il Won one of those wonderful SZ.1O
!. SCI1iS as 1t would If you were
!. rot posted. They are GREAT
n SUITS. better by 20 per cent.
4 ,bon ANYBODY else hereaUouts Will
y sLow Won for the money. THEY
4 ARE NOT ALL VII HAVE by
4 onv means. We arc SHOWING
!, SI'IT, for 81 ", Sl.49, SlG9,
4 sl ~. Sl.S9 that will max" you
y uorder If we have scheme to
i raise BOYS CLOTHES on trees
y THY ARE 80 CHEAP. Why,
wa have REFER SUITS, with
4 Teen-Cut Braided saIlor-Coilar.
!. g., q 90 $3.50, $3.50, $3.5u, 3.13
i that will make your boy look cutter
\ than ever. and they are ALL
Il RIGHT tor WkAk, too We've
4 cot dandy little Blue ALL.
y WOOI, KEnSEf LOAG-CAPE
4 OVERCOAT for $3.50 that would
Y cost you seven dollars anywhere
d else in town. We have some
i Oy.rcoats Tor Sl.5s, for Sl.99, Tor
J, $40. for $3.50, and better ones
4 for more money. Come IN ana
! eco them, you don't have TO buy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
A nrNp..D DEArHs

a hundred times. The best physicians
had failed TO help her or even give hrr
relief. She placed herself under the
treatment Of the physician ! aiiud" ~.
when she was Immediately reiiry"I ma
soon permanently cured
Mrs. r.. l.. Field, Nount Herman,
Mass, was miral4lJ-aly cured NJ nun
chial and lung cglsImDfIys ~ 'f~ s4Hf
doctor, At an advanced stage ~ re .f
ease, after her ply hrlahH I'D s.ts-
Theodore Harrington. el.'rtr
Mass, one OF tn Target and U>ff q
iuent manufacturers 10 -.4f az
says eight years aRJ DO raH -tH
by the leading INysl" Idt# ~. .feh r-f
land as incurIbie, tgtt b. sas
with a fungus condition 9, fIs
and catarrh OF tn bJUr 'C1- 10 tt
run down in flesh from IT, ~ a ..
he could scarcely walk o- 't.< -@ -.
eat but little. and that u''.~ g.. - .
good; that his family phg aac re At--
ing physicians IN BJtfC.. .. -t ff 90.
Lowell and Providence .-t ------- 30
him incurable. ~ fle s...-a %
clans he went 10 Hot -y..-EF rsz -.f...
only TO be informed ~ tCr f.---z ~
Springs that there va. ~ +r- .--
that he returned D. t.- ..r-
condition, expecting p. .se o.t gen
days; that while luse"rg ,~.z -@r f--'-
and life his attention gaf called ~ ne
miraculous cures bong ger.,rln~+ tF
DR.. r. &. Flower ot boston. AZ g. ----
resort, with great 40 .l.fy BE- w@-' 10
Boston 20 consult lr F.oHer- imagine
my surprise said H~ Harrington. E--1
the Doctor told me all uy trouble 2. .H
the day | wac first taken SICK 1l'l. mat
nOuT, without asking ne 4 question.
knew / was in the presence o. man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
EXCITING INTERVIEW on A RAIL.
ROAD TRAIN.
Sick and Almost Dead People Brought
Rack to Health-A Pre-. cher and
Manufacturer Say What
They Think.

this a aSe Of the world" said the
Rev. j. +. Folsome to your CORE,
spondent as he boarded the tram az ol lSs
the reverend gentleman, as We JourneyeH
toward the Hub, III what ] am TOO -
true, you have in the cure OF the SICK III
New England as genuine miracles as
they had 1850 years ago. 49,,
The reporter expressed some douols,
the minister waXed warmer. Bu'' re-
membering verse of scripture, your
correspondent reminded Rev. FolsOme
that in olden times the blind were maue
to see, the deaf to hear. the lame 10
walk and all diseases cured almost IS
by magic.
Folsome. as the downward motion OF ms
index ringer beat the air. 1t Is just such
wonderful cures, and cures PERFORMED
every day, that 1 want TO tell you about
"A friend OF mine, and a medical IN
tleman, has just concluded an extended
and thorough investigation of the work
and prdCtlCe Of a prominent Boston
physician, and / tell YOU the cures this
physician Is making every day resemble
the cures performed IN Bible times. Here
are some OF the facts as given me by
my friends
Mrs. r. X Hirkley. Lee. Mass, was
a great sufferer from Valvular heart
trouble, chronic congestion Ot the base
OF the brain and with kidney ana ca
tarrh troubles. She consulted tins ply
sician began to improve lmmeplal'ly
and in "A few months was cured. one hap
been treated by numerous phyH'''hs
without help. Mrs. HuCklcy j. one OF
men OF western Massachusetts.
Mrs. Jacob Haley Suclbufnc NIB,
Mass, was a victim Of Jaundicc ana
galstones. She suffered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

Mr.. I. n. Jones, was much Improved In
condition laot night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22
FOUR FAVORlTES WON.
HERNIA ITA. THE ONLY OUTSIDER
TO WIN, TOOK TIE FIRST.
The Taisnt Picked the other WIunsrs-The
Management 10 Awaiting the Aeuo"
of the National Club.

Washington. Nov. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

ANON those present at the wedding
were sir and Mrs. William J. Donnelly,
and Mrs. Sidney Ashbridge, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r.. Anderson, OF Baltimore;
Mrs. Watts. OF Durham N. c.; Mr.. and
Mr.. William II. Royce. OF New York:
Miss Eliza Tate, OF Everett, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Foiwell. of Mt. Holly, N. j..
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30
Notsceer Execster.

In the matter cf the estate of W. b.
SauHsy. deosassd;
Notice 10 hereby given by tho under
signed executor Of the estate OF ". b.
saufisy, deceased, TO the creditors OF,
and all persons having claims against the
said dece.ssd, TO exhibit them with the
nsoesaary vouchers within four months af'
ter the first publication Of this notice,
TO the said executor, at bis residence
In Kingman. the same being tn. place for
the transacticn of the business of said
estate, In Mohave county.
7. W. GALIoHEs,
Executor OF tho estate Of W. b. saufiey'
deceased.
Dated NJ Kingman, this lith day Of
June, 1894. aS
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30
NOTICE.

/, the undersigned have sold out my
interest In the stors business 10 Gaddn
& Co., and respectfully ask all persons
kn owing themselves indebted TO the firn
of Beecher 4 Go. to come forward i'm.
nediately and settle up all old accounts
g. w. BEECHER.
Kineman, January IS. 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30

Parties In from the Rosemead copper
camp are eulogistic on the outlook.
But few men are employed at present
but on the arrival Of machinery an
additional force will be put on. Amer.
ican miners are paid three dollars per
day, and Mexican laborers 81 25 Der day.
II is one Of the most promising camps
in the territory ry.-Citixen.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30

Aluminium is to he used wherever prac-
ticable in the accouterments, arms and
equipments of the German armv. By
ite use the weight carried by infantry
soldiers will be trifle over fifty seven
pounds, where now it 10 slightly more
than sixty-eight and one-hslf pounds.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30
SECOND.
THIRD.

The principal places Of tfansacting ths
business Of this corporation. will be al
the Nssdles, in San Bernsrdino County
California. and at ngn an, In Mohavs
County, Arizona Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30
NOTICE.

Kingmsn Arix. Feb, lith 1884
Notice is hereby given that the Little
Boy mine or the owner thereof will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
by the lessees thereon.
II. THOMAS KNIGHT.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30

The latest gold excitement seems 10
be up ths G,Is river sixtv miles east oi
Yuma where II is reported that the old
bed Of the Colorado has been found 10
which is located . belt oi gold bearing
gravel sixty miles In length ny one 70
,vo miles wide. Prospecting shafts are
nos beins sunk to reach the pay s,resk
which Ia said he 30 feet or more below
the suriace. Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30
Secret Societiee.

II oFP.-GADDIs LODGE. NO. u; MEETS
~. every Tuesday evening In the Court
house at 500 O'Clock. Visiting brothers, tn
good standing, cordially invited.
o. ID. CLAcK, c. G.
H. r. EwIss, X. Of X. and 9.
T o. @. T-KINGMAN LODGE, NO. u
i. meets every Thursday evening In N. =.
Church st 500 O'Clock. Visiting members
cordially invited.
PA. BKEBx. c. 7.
J 8. KoLAk, Sec.
o. o. F.-KINGMAN LODGE. NO. u
L. Meets every Wednesday niget ia the
Courthouse at 20 O'Clock. Visiting brother
invitee. }. N. CoHxEoUR, n @.
L. o. CowAN, Sec.
Mohave County miner., 1894-06-30
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, [ GO
COUNTY OF MoBAvg. ."

OVUNKE OF nHVDhFs'
I. j. w. Morgan, County Recorder in
and for said County, Territory aforesaid,
do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is full, true and correct copy OF
the Articles Of Incorporation of The
Needles Smelling Company, and Of tine
endorsement thereon, a. the same Ia #
record and on file in my ofiice.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunte set my hand and
seal of office, this 10Th day
(ssAL.) of April, A. d. 1894.
j. W. MORGAN,
Recorder Of Mohave County.