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Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Thomas Baker will give a free ball
and free supper next Wednesday Dec.
9th. The Maharra minstrel troupe will
furnish the music. He wants to have
everybod attend and have good time.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

III. w. Thompson, the cattle king ol
psra ranch spent several days in town
BE week.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
|OCAL AND PERSONAL

|Geo. Bonelli filed on three mining
|ain locations Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

George Dougherty is in the city from
Layne Spring, He will have q ship
ment OF ore from the Mint mine in few
days. The Mint ore is rich 10 gold as
we'll as silver.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

A copper lode characterized as "a
second Silver King" has been discover.
ed near the head Of Kettle river, l20
miles northwest oi Spokane. The ledge
is said TO be l6 feet in width.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

William Aitken, who has been stop
By in Kingman several lays, lef. Tor
: ranch at Truxton Wednesdsy.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Gaddis & Perry received carload Of
fine mountains potatoes.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

o. ID. Clack Of the @. o. D. mine Il
bending few days In this city.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The MoHAvE County MINER, published
at Kingman, Arizona, has been changed
from weekly to a daily morning paper.
The first issne OF the daily appeared on
the 4th inst. .--Pioche Record,
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22
Proceeding, Of the Board Of Supervisors

The Hon Board Of Supervisors OF Mo-
have county, Arizona Territory. me, a,
the Courthouse at Kingman the 18th day
oil December 1894. at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Present, the full board, VIM. q. Blskely
district attorney and l. o. Cowan clerk
Mrs. Conception Gross property which
was sold for taxes for the year 1893 TO the
Territory of Arizona, was redeemed by
her by paying the taxes and penalty
thereof, the same being this day re.
deemed by her accordingly.
In the matter oi the purchase Of the
county Jail at White Hills, II being shown
to the satisfaction oi the Board that the
owner Of the property having made a
good and sufficient deed thereof TO the
county. the clerk is hereby ordered TO
draw u warrant for two hundred and
tifiy dollars.
This being the 80 Monday OF December
and the date for the settlement between
the Sheriff and Treasurer OF their license
business they tender their reports to the
Board which is "a follows, io-wi,. The
Sheriff was charged AS follows:
Received from Treasurer blank
receipts 10 amount Of $3.50. $40. 1886 90
Sold .................... 4,43s 90
Amount of blank receipts re-
turned ............... l6,49s 90
Sold ,...............$ ,438 10
Less SHERIFF. 60 -. Of
8 per cent. ........ 22l %
4,2i6 10
The Sheriff reed from Treas.
urer 705 poll tax receipts val
ued at 81 SO each amounting
o....,.......... 1887 so
Returned to Supervisors 1903 at
$3.50. .................. 9S2 so
-----
Sold 4O2 at $3.50. ...... l,OO5 90
Less commission Of 25 per cent
on each one $500. -. 100 50
9o4 50
Treasurer receipts herewith at.
tached for 1909 20
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Kinpman Mercantile Co. will have
car of FIRST class wheat hay today. I
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Mrs o. f Knencer and children ie-
fned Wednesday from Los Angeles.
ere they had been visiting for the last
Zee months.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

ine Peabody butter, mincemeat an
Rern cheese at Gaddis Il. Perry's.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

j. Jameson finished his contract
In the Night Hawk and left good ore In
the face OF the tunnel.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

w. II. Lake sampled eight tons o
lead ere for X. NJ Jones Of Cerbat Thurs
terday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Henry Bowman, the cattleman OF the
bnaca ranch, was In town Wednesday
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Apples, pineapples and cocoanuts an
1aything else at Gaddis & Perry's.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Hslsey & Lynch have fine lot OF
Gold Bug concentrates Ia their store
room
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Mrs. Powell. mother OF Mrs. William
Pitts. arrived on Thursdays train from
Flagstaff
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

you do not want to contract bad
purchase at once rubber coat or
Der shoes from Taggart's. =
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

II. X, Hslsey sas kept busy Wednesday
Car toad oi Flagstaff lumber
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Shaving utensils, penknives, gold pens,
books and stationery at Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

H. Bowman OF Yucca and G. Cherry
from Ash Forks, are comfortably in.
stalled at the Hsbos
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

geo. Ney from Vanderbilt. was hob
Dbbing with his Kingman friends We'd
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

dats for men and boys Of sll sizes
Bes and prices at Gaddis & Perry's.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

candies, lemons and oranges, lemol
orange peel at Gaddis & Perry's.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Candies and candisd fruits in choice
variety at Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

The Kingman sampler Yesterday re-
ceived four tons Of ore from the Samoa
mine, the first installment Of carload
lot
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Messrs. Jack MAharra and Fred Myer
took rooms at the Hubbs House Wed
nesday evening.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

@. +. Sherman bad ton OF ore
sampled by Halsey { lynch Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Henry Ewing and William Heimrod
returned to the Tuckahoe mine Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Dress chickens and turkeys, fresh
oysters, oranges, lemons and apples al
Taggarts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

II. b. Hampton would not tarry her,
any longer. 30 he weht to his Chloride
home Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Candies from the cheapest to the cost
liest at Taggarts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

HARDWARE Of every description at Cad.
Il Perry's.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Santa Claus has established his head.
quarters at the drugstore. See what
elegant goods he has sent to Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

III. X. Moore was III town Wednesday
pm his rich mines Ut the foot OF Stock
Sn Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

An endless variety Of Christmas pres
ents at Taggarts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

addis q Perry keep spring and wool
Dresses, pillows, blankets and com.
)ers.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

fubbershoes for men, ladies and child
at Tsggarts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

New illustrated books for Christmas
presents to young and old at Taggarts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Gaddis & Perry have just recei eed car.
load Of the largest and finest potatoes that
ever came to town, which they will sell
cheap and guarantee every one.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Frank O'Dsa was in from the Empire
mill yesterday. He says the mill is run
ming smoothly and doing good work.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Fou want 10 buy a pair OF buttoned
)ber shoes at Taggarts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Bric.a-brac, toys, purses, fine brushes
at Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Judge Logan made an order yesterday
assigning the estate OF the late j. II. Cofe
to his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Cofer.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

o. b. Amsden, the Gold Bug magnate
arrived Ia town Tuesday evening.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

W. II. Judson filed two notices yes,er.
day in lieu Of assessment work on claims
in the Cedar district.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Halsey & Lynch we're sampling 10,
Of sample patches Of ore for several leas
ers yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

w. o. Johnson, representing the Cuds.
by Packing Company OF Los Angeles was
in town Yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22


Leaving balance due
Sheriff .......... so
IL is ordered by the Board that the
Probate Judge draw warrant on the
general school fund ior four 50. 100 dol.
lars in favor OF Sheriff Rosborongh for
poll taxes collected and then returned on
account Of the parties not being OF legal
age.
Upon motion the Board authorized the
Board Of Trustees of Kingman school
district No. TO sell the bonds for build.
ing The school honse, but the expenses
must not exceed per cent. for disposipg
Of said bonds.
The board then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow
The Hon. Board of Supervisors met
this ls h day Of December, 1894, at 10
o'clock a. m.
Present full Board, VIM G Blakely
district attorney and l.. o. Cowsn clerk.
The following bills were then taken up
audited and allowed, and warrants or.
dered drawn as follows to-wit:
Golden Gate Undertaking Co
funeral expenses Morgan
Hn'ophries. s...............$ % 90
G 4 Sherman, Judge OF election. 8 SO
Henry Koshland, registering Of
ncer ..,s............... o %
II f Strawb bell, judge OF election 3 so
J NJ Cross, clerk OF election. 3 so
Peter Caffery, judge OF election. 3 80
Thomas Steen, jndYe Of election. 8 so
l. 0 CowaD. carrying election
tickets and papers to Gold Bug IS 90
NJ F Wilkinson. carrying election
tickets and papers to Sandy,
Cedar and Signal al..... 81 so
Matthew Carr, inspector Of elec.
lion ..,................ 3 so
Joseph Geckman, clerk OF election 3 SO
w d Grant acct + F Thorn pson,
clerk OF election. on. 3 so
T B Lyons, registering officer
White Hills s......... 20 rs
John Rourke, judge OF election 3 so
Sid Woodward, clerk of election. 8 so
W r Carr acct A J Shrope, bring
ing in election returns .. 6 90
w II Gillis, bringing in election
returns. Observation-Disclosures. 10 rs
J w Morgan acct kingman Mer.
camille Co. preparing great reg
ister. &c. ..,............... 3OS 90
Frank Boneli, clerk OF election. 8 80
Chas Mason, inspector Of election 3 so
w Cornwall, W Hunt, NJ J Boner
and S G Rogers, services on
election board .... Ia 90
VIM Grant, registering officer at
blackberry ........... 25
w B Ridnonr acct VIM Grant,
judge OF election n...... so
Rod McCiain acct II Fay, clerk Of
election ................... 8 so
John Barry acct II Hubbs, Judge
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

Hiram s. Maxim has already expended
Ell 900 upon his flying machine.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

morning on her return from Los Angeles
and accompanied her on her journey tc
Prescott, where they intend to spent
the holidays with relatives.
The New York papers tell Of clergy
man who was robbed OF 1904 by the
bunco men. This fact is not mentioned
as a warning to Arizona preachers. None
of ,hem are in any danger Of losing s3O4
in cash.-Buletin.
Haisey & Lynch are working on sil
tons Of exceedingly rich ore from the
Gold Bog district. The owner OF the
ore. Jas. Bune, expects that IL will ASSAY
800 to the ton. We h,pe that bis hopes
viii. be realized.
A copper lode characterized as "a
second Silver King" has been discover.
ed near the head Of Kettle river, l20
miles northwest oil Spokane. The ledge
is said to be l6 feet in width.
The MoHAvE County MINER, published
at Kingman, Arizona, has been changed
from weekly to a daily morning paper.
The first issue OF the daily appeared on
the 4,h inst.--Pioche Record.
George Dongherty is in the city from
Layne SPRING, He will have q ship.
ment Of ore from the Mint mine in few
days. The Mint ore is rich 10 gold as
well as silver.
Gsddis & Perry have just recei ved car.
load Of the largest and finest potatoes that
ever came to town, which they will sell
cheap and guarantee every one.
Frank O'Dsa was in from the Empire
mill yesterday. He says the mill is run.
ming smoothly and doing good work.
Judge Logan made an order yesterday
assigning the estate OF the late J. II. Cofer
to his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Cofer.
W. X. Judson filed two notices yester.
day in lieu OF assessment work on claims
in the Cedar district.
w. o. Johnson, representing the Cuds.
by Packing Company OF Los Angeles was
in town yesterday.
Halsey & Lynch were sampling a lot
Of sample patches OF ore for several leas.
ers yesterday.
o. b. Amsden, the Gold Bug magnate,
arrived In town Tuesday evening.
Hiram s. Maxim has already expended
eli, 900 upon his flying machine.
Mohave County miner., 1894-12-22

g. +. Sherman had ton OF ore
sampled by Halsey & Lynch Thursday.
Henry Ewing and William Heimrod
returned to the Tuckahoe mine Thursday.
Hslsey & Lynch have fine lot OF
Gold Bug concentrates In their store
room.
w. II. Lake sampled eigh. tons Of
lead Gre for X. NJ Jones Of Cerbat Thurs.
terday.
Mrs. Powell. mother OF Mrs. William
Pitts. arrived on Thursdays train from
Flagstaff.
II. b. Hampton would not tarry here
any longer. 30 he went to his Chloride
home Thursday.
Messrs. Jack MAharra and Fred Myers
took rooms at the Hubbs House We'd
nesday evening.
H. Bowman OF Yucca and G. Cherry
from Ash Forks, are comfortably in
stalled at the Habos
Hon. A. Cornwall and Joe Carrow, the
posts and pillars OF the Sandy. are In
town buying Christmas present.
The six tons of gold ore sampled by
Hslsey & Lynch went $40 to the ton
Messrs. Bone & Ansden are well pleased
with the result.
Judge l.. o. Cowan IL seriously con ,em
plating the building Of n handsome resi-
dence. Contractors and builders ough,
TO take due notice
w. II Jackson. the gentleman who
manipulates the Western Union wire. is
making lots OF friends In KiDgmin w.
hope he will remain amongs, US.
Mike Sc,nlan recorded Eve notices
in lieu OF asse ssment work on his claims;
the White Hills mining Co. on FIVE
claims and John Flynn on three in the
Minnesota district
TiDurcio PadilIo 10 taking out fine gold
ore from his claim in the Cedar district.
He has ve,y primitive arastra but
to make 10th ends meet by get.
ling about $500 worth Of gold every
month.
Sheriff OMAR from Montana, passed
hrough Kingman Thursday morning
30 route to the Needles, where he will
relieve the authorities OF Bill Gay the
noted bandit, who was captured by our
sheriff, Jas. Rosborough.
Misses Maud and Belle Maguire, the |
charming schoolmarms from the Sandy. !
arrived in Kingnan at noon Thursday. |
They decided that a holiday vacation
would have the desired effect OF having |
. jolly good time in Kingman. and there
ore shut up the shop IN the Sandy.
Our friend James Smith is in from
Cedar and says that mining matters are
,ery brisk. The burning OF The opera
rouse at Yucca has not discouraged pros
,ectors and he hopes that Judge Russell
md other capitalists will soon invest their
money rebuilding the temple dedicated
o the muses..
Little Eva Pearl PITTS was consigned
o her last earthly home Thursday after.
,oon. The funeral ceremonies were
leld at the Methodist Episcopal church
md the large concourse OF sympathizing
riends and Deighbors testified to the
orrow felt in Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts
evere bereavement.
John A. Smithline came in on last
train from Denver, where ne
lad been with carload OF Lucky Boy
re. He says that silver appeared to be
he only topic Of conversation where ,er
le has been. Mr. Smithline says Mo.
ave country is the only place tba. the
ow price Of silver has not affected to
my appreciable extent.
The advance agent Of a minstrel troupe
ack Mahara, IL stopping at the Hubbs
House. He claims that while passing
through the Indian territory the train
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many British vessels to the protection OF OF
foreign flags. One firm or snip oWHelo III
Liverpool have already sold twenty-nine
British selling vessels to foreigners tiiS
year on that account.
The Royal Wedding.
The wedding of the Czarewich and Pm
cess Alix of Hesse, has been definitely 1IX-
ed to take place in September. The stories
frequently told of late that Princess AK
is discharacterized by persons authorized u
sneak on the subject is being wholly base
less The queen is supervising the rousseau
of the princess which includes four specially
made poplins and three dresses formed OF
cold woven in fine threads through white
satin the frabric being dotted throughout
with tiny gold shamrocks. Another gown
has an oriental design in which are cres-
cents in raised satin outlined with gold
Other dresses which are being made in Ger
many consist of silver brocade, supplied by
tbc duchess of Coburg, the material of
which was woven in Russia.
The proposed international exposition In
London has fizzled out, the managers or
syndicate receiving no support.
Mr. Gladstones return to London is due
TO the condition Of his eye, which has
become worse Another operation will be
necessary and the eX-premiers physicians
saw mat the ultimate result is uncertain
though they are hopeful of effecting n per
nlanent cure. DIR. Cornelius Herr, the Pam
anna canal lobbyist, will leave England in
time to appear in court in Paris on July
ogtb his health permitting.
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INVALID WOMEN.
Chrome Patients That Can Find No
Cure-Read This.

A. r. Jackson, one of the leading r'er-
chants of Mansfield, La, in writing of Pc
ru-na, says: "On one occasion a lady friend
of mine came in my store and said that her
case had baflled the skill of ner physicians
| went to the drug store and purchased for
her a bottle of Pe-ru-na. In a Short time
thereafter q think about three weeksl she
returned to town and said that her doctor
had called her and she told him she
did not need any moore of his medicines.
saying that she had taken your pe-ru-na
and that it had cured her and 1nade a
young of her again think her
complaint was catarrh, indigestion and fail
ing health from change of life"
Any woman suffering from any form of
female disease or change of life should
take two teaspoonfuls of Pe-ru-1a before
each meal and between meals and Should
take vaginal injections of hot water each
day If necessary regulate the bowels
with Man-a-lin. There is not case in
one hundred this treatment will not cure If
faithfully followed Thousands of dismal
homes have been made happy; thousands
of shrunken, decrepit women have Keen
restored to perfect health by adopting this
treatment 1t occasionally happens that
some detail of treatment unusual COM
Dlication of trouble makes it desirable for
those using this treatment to write to DR..
Hartman. of Columbus o., for advice.
Those wishing a complete description of
female diseases, their causes and cures
should send their address to The Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company. Columbus,
Ohio, for a copy Of "The Family Physician
No. g." which will be sent free. This valu-
able treatise should be in the possension of
every woman who has any interest in
these diseases,
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CITIZENS ON GUARD.
Birmingham Excited Over Rumors of al
Attack by Miners

Birmingham, Ala, July 2.-(Special)-No
little excitement has existed in Birmingham
in the past two days the rumors that
the striking miners intended making an
attack on the county Jail for the purpose
Of releasing the 120 miners now confined
there, and also to make an attack on the
town and burn it down.
The police department has been doubled
and the fire department has been increased
fifteen men. The water works company
have guards along their mains to the works,
about five miles distant, to prevent them
from being tempered with.
1t is now believed the mains were tam
pered with the morning Of the Caldwell
hotel fire.
The Third regiment of state troops re-
placed the First regiment today The Sec
ond and Third are on duty and scouts
from both are sent out every hour to
watch the movements of any suspicious
party of men.
Governor Jones says that the town will
be protected and the law upheld The cit
liens reserves are walking the streets
heavily armed. Considerable apprehension
is felt.
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A CURE FOR ALL
SummerComplaints
DYSEhTERY, O!ARRHEA,
Cholera MorbuS

A half to a teaspoOnfuI Of Ready feIlei M
a half tumbler # water, repeated as o oaten
as the discharges continue anu d i iaan ne
sturated with Ready Relief placed over me
stomach or bowels will afford immediate
relief and soon effect q cure. e.,, ;,
Internally-A half to a teaspo fom min ~
utes cure lamps, spasms sour stomach
nausea vomiting, Heartburn. nervousness esSS
sIeeplessness sick headache, Hatulency anu
M NJ IN IT'S VARIOUS FORMS
JRED AND PREVENTED. 49,
T,bera is not a remedial agent in the
world that viii cure fever and ague ard
all other maarious, bilious ,, and co otn hc fH
vers, aided by Railways Pllis' So qoi'hiS
as Railways Ready Relief. .,, -. oil
Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold by all
Gr1saiStS.
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an one Of the bamboo house of the JavaneSe
village at the Columbian exhibition lived Toen-
ioora, the comedy girl whose picture is shown
above. Her deft ana industrious fingers flew
brSlty as she painted quaint and curious de-
signs on SOfnber shades OF cotton cloth, but she
had q bright smile for each visitor, and her
gentle courtesy and refinement won the hearts
of her visitors and made the little settlement
behind the bamboo palings popular resort.
Her portrait is taken from the new art work
entitled Portrait Types of the World, which
can be obtained by all our readers by sending
six coupons OF different dates and ten cents in
coin to cover cost of tubing, handling, etc,
when Portrait Types will be sent you with
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A yAVANEsE MAIDEN.
A Gentle Girl from the Far shores or the
INDIAN Ocean and Her Island Home.

sut.lln ocean
The blue waters OF the Indian ocean wash
gently the long golden Sanded shores OF Java.
The mountains of Cunning kendang, OF volcanic
origin stretch like n mighty vertebrae from
end to end of the island, their rocky frame
softly garniShed with the brilliant hues OF
trorcal yerGure; now glistening in the hot
white sunlight, now darkening ana signing
with the passing of summer cloud or the gen.
tie Swimming OF a summer breeze. The silent
CRITTERS of two score volcanic peaks yawn
darkly on the mountain tops. and the scorch-
ing sun rays are tempered by the ocean breeze.
The Jayanese have thrived under Dutch
rule, the population, which is practically
Mohammedan in religion, having increased
from nine millions in 1880 to nearly twenty-one
millions of whom less than one million are Chi
nese East Indians and Europeans. Tho veg
citation is luXuri3nt. ard coffee, tobacco, tea
and tin form the great staples OF production
ana export. The natives had attained a nigh
degree OF civilization over thousand years
ago. and Hindu colonies had been established
there rs early as 400. For few years after
the Napoleonic wars England ruled the island.
but it reverted to the Dutch, who still hold 1t.
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SPREAD OF THE CHOLERA.
The Disease Assuming Alarming Pro"
portions in Russia.

St. Petersburg July 1.-THE cholera
epidemic is assuming alarming proportions.
The present visitation is of a much more
Intense and more fatal character than
were the outbreaks of the two previous
years The disease has even penetrated
into Finland, which has hitherto been abso~
futely free from cholera. The hospitals are
full and Il prison is being converted into
hospital.
The Cholera.
St. Petersburg, July 12.-It is officially
announced that in consequence of the prev
alcnce of cholera the modifying of the
reserves and the customary autumn mill
tary maneuverS in the vicinity of st.
Petersburg will not take place this year.