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sion In harDor. No injury " person or
property. No trace OF perpetrator Of
outrage. Send officer to investigate
"What do you think OF thatY'
Looks like another bungle." said Null
ligan, quistiy.
Faith II does" answered the tnspac-
tor, but It may put us on the track
Of the rsscals. Muiligsn. start you by
the first train and make searching In
quiries,"
MuliSan did start by the first train
and did make searching inquiries, These
inquiries resulted In a pretty certain
opinion that, as he said when the tele-
gram was received. there had been an
other bungle. He discovered that at
southsas a foreigner on the night Of the
explosion had hired small rowing boat
and that that boat had not been returned.
lie discovered further thai fragments Of
rowing boat similar 10 the one hired
had been picked UP outside Portsmouth
harbor. on showing 10 tho owner Of
the missing b5at the photographs OF
Miasme and Lerat. that person, after
some hesitation. Identified Miasme as the
foreigner who hired the boat. From these
facts Mulligan drew the conclusion that
Miasme had made an attempt to blow up
the dockyard or the shipping In Ports
m1uth harbor, and had poriShsd by the
premature explosion Of the bomb. And
this conclusion was shortly afterwards
confirmed by adyicss from the French pN-
llce. These were TO the effect that among
Parts Anarchists II was stated that Ia"
dockyarJ Was the object II attack, and
that since the attempt WAS made Miasne
had been missing. 1t was added that
much dissatisfaction exkt9d regarding
La Revanche ana his skill as i bomb
maker, but that, as he a!one amOns Lon
don Anarchists possessed funds he stiil
oontrIved, In spite OF his successive fat
ures, 10 maintain his position.
"And Ing may he" was Inspector
Murphy'S comment on readiuG tais COM
muricat!oi, Hes doing more 10 sep
press both Anlrchlsm ami the Anurch,s,s
than all the police IN Europe put o.
sether. The bee, thing that c1u.I hap-
pen would be Tor him - ~ on blowing
w his friends until they're all IN fra
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tor had stated the effect Of the French
policies communication, this IL Q new
development In Anarchism-,the gentle.
man Anarchist"
Yes. and u very awkward one, too"
replied Mulligan. I'VE know something
about their haunts and their appear
ances-but We know nothing about this
La Reyanche, except that he Is gem
tleman and lives IN the West End, and
Is probably a Frenchman, That's too
vague to help us much, We cant
shadow every French gentleman living
In West London. and yet while hes
free there will be no cessation Of out
RACES. It's true he IL said now to EN-
pioy only Miasme and Lerat, but even
II We catch them he will soon get other
deeperadoes to take their places, lie
carries the sinews Of war, and as long
as he has money and n bomb manu-
factory we shall have plenty OF OUT
RACES"
That's quite trus," said inspector
Murphy. 1.-The pressing question then
Is, how cah we trap La RevancheY
u was thinking" said Mulligan, that
when we're fortunate enough to trace
Missme and Lsrat, We should not arrest
them-only shadow them. La Rsvanche
must meet them some time or other. and
when he does we could shadow him until
we discover where his bomb factory Is,
then We might catch the lot"
"A sensible plan" answered the In
specior, But, no doubt. MiaaIne tnd
Lerat meet others thAa La Revanche.
How could you tell which was which o.
"Well, probably, they don't meet many
Gentismen--French or otherwise, argued
Mulligsn, so We should shadow all the
well-drsssed people they speak to "
have dealings with, AZ any rate. that
seems to me the only chance OF catch
ing la Revsnche,"
The Inspector lay back In his chair
and reelected While he vas doing so
a messenger entered tho room and
handed him n telegram, He tore tn,
envelope open ana glanced at the r,aA'
sage. Then he wnistlcd.
ny jovS"' he exclaimed; they aT'
going u Jugt liSten,'
b "FORTSMorTI. ll.aJ 4. N. EXpIo'
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children chiefy-and scores Of them
wero killed or injured. One family
the Comte de la large and his wife and
where the bomb exploded, were simply
wiped out. l believe, at this moment,
the only representative of the De la
large family existing is the son, who,
at the time of the outrage, and now,
too, for all ! know was serving with his
regiment In SIAM"
'If that son ever meets Miasme. Roche
and Lerat there'll be trouble, ] expect"
was Mulligans comment.
YES. Il was reported In the French
papers that when he heard OF the result
of the trial he swore he would have the
blood of his mothers murderer yet. |
dare say, however. he soon cooled down.
At any rate, he has made no move, and
that's seven months ago. But TO bust
ness. The French police tell me that
Miasme Roche and Lerat are said to be
here for the purpose OF committing Out
RACES IN revenge TOT our surrenderins
thai rufiian Marquis. They say, too'
that they are well supplied with money
though where II comes from Is mys-
tory. IL that's the case. the sooner We
get on the track the better"
The Inspector paused fot moment
and searched among the papers ON his
desk. Then he handed 10 the detectives
several photographs,
These" he said. "arc portraits "'
the three rufiiians taken when they were
In prison IN Parts. Look at them wei
and sec that yop don't forEet the raS
Gals faces
The two detectives examined the photo
c.apas closely. An anxious ami pro
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SAYS MIKE IS FALSE.
And So Pauline Greeuberg Sues
Him for $4,000 Damages.
Pauline Put Up the Money for II,
Then Cohen Backed Out.

An order Of arrest was issuel to-day
49,. -, -, -, ,,,, -i,,. So, TO-
by Judge CONAN OF the Guy court TOT
Michael Cohen, an east-side store-keeper.
Mno.n " s,n nae .'nV.'e ""a aua W,
recover SooOo Tor alleged preach OF
promise of marriage. A deputy sheriff
took the order and wont In uuest OF
Iohen' VINO had not oeeh arrested AZ
latest accounts.
Miss Greenberu in uuits n bsli, In her
I'LL. 40 aa,,,s,,,,. ,,a. ,,r.,,,.
are well-to-do. Two years ago she met
Cohen. and Il appeared to be a case of
G.. g -, ,,,., -,
rove ~ nrs' sign" ior 'hey oeea'ne 'e's
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50 West 23d st.

become possessed Of the bomb--whieh
from the fragments discovered about the
scene Of the explosion experts pro-
nounced TO be Of excellent Workman
ship--wsre not known for some time.
At length, however, another oommuni-
cation was received from the French
police which threw light on both these
points and on many others besides.
From the communication II appeared
that among Anarchists In Paris 1t was
said that the outrage intended was moth
Ing less than the blowing up OF the
houses OF Parliament, OF, at any rate,
Of the Clock Tower. The bomb had been
prepared by person passing among
the Anarchists under the name, as
sumed, no doubt-of La ReVanche. This
person was reported TO be q man Of
some wealth, and ut the same time b
skilled chemist, and he was devoting
both his talent and money to the cause
OF Anarchism, He appeared to be
known personally to few OF the brethren
Indeed, for purposes OF safety, he
mixed little with them, living In rooms
In the West End OF London, where he
prepared his bombs. and meeting pro-
fessed Anarchists only from time to tins
In order TO plan outrases and provide
them with the means OF carrying them
out. Miasme, Lerat and the late Roche
were his especial intimates and bis
chosen instruments for cffecting hts ma
lisnant purposes--in fact, he had created
some jealousy In Anarchist circles by
refusing 20 place confidence In any
others than those.
The communication concluded by stat
ing that the misadventure by which
Louis Roche had lost his life had not
In the slightest degree discouraged La
RevPnche and his associates. and that
another attempt at outrage might be eN'
pccted at any moment. According e
the rumors circulating among the mill
tant Anarchists In Paris this would
probably take the form OF nm explosion
at Woolwich Arsenal OF at some OF th'
Government dockyards,
! On receiving this communication In
spectUr Murphy had another consults
ton with hts subordinstrs,
! "ThIs." said Msgce, when the Inzpec
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longed consultation followed. When It
was ended midnight WAS far past
The two detectives left the yard" and
turned down the dark and silent En-
bankment. Tho difficulties and responsi-
10 them lay heavy on their minds.
Neither Of the men spoke as they walked
slowly along, lost In anxious tbught.
Suddenly MullIgan stopped and caught
Magee tightly by the arm. At the same
instant there was a brilliant fash Of
reddish light about two hundred yards
I'm front of them. The neAt second q
tremendous report almost deafened
them.
For moment the two detectives were
too dumfounded to think or act. Null
ligan. however, quickly pulled himself
together
1.-THE Anarchists, by heaven"' he
cried. Come, Tom, we may catch the
acoundrels yet" Without an instant s
hesitation, the two men dashed OFF VI
breakneck speek along the Embankmspi
towards the spot whore the explosion
had taken place. Az they neared II
they slackened their pace and kept a
sharp lookout, 30 that nothing might
escape them In the darkness. a second
later they observed a dark mass lyinG
huddled upon the pavement. They ap
preached the object warily. II was the
body of Ii man, A moments exRniinR'
ton showed them that he had been
killed by the explosion, His right arm
war blown simply 10 fragments, and his
right side was a bleeding mass OF fiesi
and bones and clothes. He was quite
dead.
Detective sergt, Muilisan struck q
light and examined the dead mans face
"Ths chief hero Of the Notre Dam,
explosion has exploded himself; thu
Lord be praiEed!"
Subsequent investigation confirmed
the detectives theory. They left M
doubt thai the man killed that nigh
was he rcioublebie Anarchist Loul
Roche AM that he had persisted b. th'
premature explosion OF the bomb HI
| was carrying while OIL his way to com
nit some iHb0llcal outrage. what tn
outrage intended was and how he ha'
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DESP0ILERS OF RAlLINGS.
One of u Gang of Brass ThieveI
Captured After q Chase.

At a o'clock this morning Policeman
O'Connor, Of the East 5ixty-seventh
street squad, saw three men acting
suspiclously in the vicinity Of Banker
schiff's residence, e3e Fifth avenue. At
his approach the men fed in different
directions.
O'Connor gave chase to one who car
ried a bag under his arm. Seeing that
he was pursued the man dropped the
bag. The policeman did not stop "a
pick Y up. but continued bis chase and
some brass tops of Il railing. stolen from
the stoop of the bankers house, were
found on him. This bag also contained
portions of the railing.
The prisoner described himself as
Emanuel Newman, thirty-eight years
old. OF 435 West. Thirty-eishth street
He was remanded by Justice Mcmahon
at the Yorkville Police Court.
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Highest of all in Leavening Pow-Latest u. Govt Report
R&!A!!! RRskiaR&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE Willy BOMB-MAKER.
He BtesU Up anarchists aad Puzzled the
Police of Too Empires.
ARS0LUTELX

u HE ONCE ~ New Scotland Yard sat
Hapeetor Murphy. chief Of the "spe-
eah. told to keep watch over the An
.rehlsls' He was snsrossed In the peru
ss' OF large officlal-iooking document,
shen he Was interrupted by the en-
vance OF two OF his principal subordi-
I as'es' DetectiVe-serEts. Mulligsn and
asee. They had come to inquire
We mad any orders 10 give item be-
'o,e thsy left the Yard" for the night.
l., an boys" said the Inspector, look
YOU"
More work, sir?" said Mulligau.
aye. and hot work. too" answered
W. inspector. with a Significant shake
MS head. ~ have just received
"O'u from the French police that Lu-
Isn Mlasme, Louis Roche and Jean
s'' who disappeared from Paris some
donn " ~ '"
"a %'asme. Roche and Lerat," repeat
IN. MulAgan, thougattully, They are
Nv te'lows who were tried for that No
~ pame affair. aren't they?"
les, aud who should have been
go sep Tor It," replied the Inspector.
,s,s saA H. Paris at the time, and at
bu, the trial. There was no doubt
hsra,neS Nera guilty-they themselves
me- uehled it-but the case was mis-,
h,Ss'u' and the jury were scared iol
tbs, own skins, and the znd Of Il was
wc,. n'te most villuInous murderers
-, ". loose on society again"
Dan was big business. that Notr,
aro, ,Splosion," said Magee.
sAurOh big enough fpr anything. TIL
was full OF peoplc-women anC
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BOY KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Walter CuiIen's Brothers Jumped
In Time to save Themselves.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Aug. 1.-THE
train from Far Rockaway, on the Long
Island Railroad, due at Long Island city
at LIS O'Clock this morning. struck and
killed Walter Cullen, ten years old. who
lived with his parents at 1898 Greene
Walter and his two younger brothers
were on their way to pick hnckleberries.
While crossing the track at sharp
curve near the Lutheran Cemetery an
eastbound train shot around the curve
and was almost upon them before they
saw It,
The boys leaped to the next track
just as a westbound train came along.
selves into the ditch. but Walter was
struck and thrown some distance.
The engineer stopped the train and
ran back. Among the passengers was
Or, Herbert l., Constable, of % West
Thirty-fcurth street, this city. He found
leg broken. The little fellow died in Q
few minutes. The boys father is q
bookbinder, with family OF six chill
dren.
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CUT WITH AN INK ERASER.
GilfoyIe woupded and His Brother
iR-Law Held,


william Burns. twenty-four years cid.
Of 80 East Seventeenth street, was ar
raigned In Yorkvil!e Court to-day.
charged with having stabbed his rothsr-
in-iaw, william Gilfoyle, twenty-one
years old, Of So East Seventeenth street.
with an ink eraser last Sunday, Burns
IL married 10 gilfoyls's sister, and IL
employed as stsan,-htter on the IL"
railroad, Gilfoyle, according to Burns,
10 q boxer, and travels on that rsputa-
ton,
Last Sunday. Burns YVES lying In 4
drunken sleep on q lounge IN his room
Yhsp bs was troused by Gilfoyls, who nc,
getting drunk and abusing his wife.
Burns claimed that he did net stop 70
He says that when Gilfoy!e followed
and struck him on the chin, , he the e.,
The point OF the raser struck Gilfoyl'
on the left breast directly over. tn,
heart. but his, Clothing phsysntsd NJ
Mahon held Burns for trial In $1,000.
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Rouud About wewn.

John Mcdonald. twenty nins years old, Of Va
virst avenue, was held Tor trial on . charge Of
larceny In the Essex Market Police Court to-day
as East Eleventh street, yesterday Aad pawnsd u
ana got drunk with the proceeds
william Kiiby and Daniel Kelly, west side
thieves with rscoPdA we're held tor examinA-
ton in Jefferson Market Poiies Couv{ this mora
Ing for entsrig Willism Aorrslr. cutlery
Ing and stealing Z quantity Of knives sad ssis-
sors.
Clara Smith. twenty one years OLD, 2os Thsnp-
street, was held tor trial st Jsasrnon Mar
from Hubert Emile. o. 1870 NeGt Twenty sixth
street.
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HARDUS S|GHS FOR LIBERTY.
Now in Jail for Failing to Pay
Alimouy.
Wants to BE Released on the Nom.
insl Bail OF d.

Judge Hisehorf. OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, to-day heard arguments upon
the motion OF counsel for Abraham ].
Harbus requiring his wife, Clara, who
is suina him for divorce. TO show cause
why he should not be released from Jail
Harbus is now confined In Ludlow
street Jail IN $500 bail for falling 10 pay
his wife the alimony and counsel fec or
dsred by the Court.
Harbus's counsel asked that his client
be released upon the nominal bell OF u.
He said that the charges that his client
intended to run away were false and
that he could not run away " he Wishes
~ he has pomcnsy.
Mrs. Harbus Was married TO the de-
PENDANT about six years ago In Russia.
Ghortly after Harbua came TO America,
and later his wife followed. She. II Il
alleged, went 10 live with relatives IN
Hsrbus's Iswysr sisipsa that Mrs.
legal rsh s' Bring ss' tn: A dvors
Afidsyits b, tws Of Hareus's trisns.,
t iSae tss dp. fssx T ssS q ass
would Give her 800
has married one Babel Herman, who u
named as correspondent In the divorce
proc ssdinGs, An affidavit made by tn
| correspondent was submitted to tn,
Judge This states that the correspondent
met HaYbus while they were beading ~
the same place and that no represented
himself as unmarried
She says she entered into cpmmei
law marriage with Harbus, and llvst
with him at Is Monroe street, :,
jaij both women have called upon hin
and at times have furnierd muehJJJ.
and at times have furnished muei
amusement to the jail employees.
| Judge Bischoh reserved decision.
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His MOTHER GIVES BONDS.
U.l.0oM RobsEts, an Insane Cen.
Wet, Ia Discharged.

Justice Truax, Of the Supreme Court,
to-day directed the discharge Of william
Roberta. on tho consent Of his mother
to give bond that she would look after
her son,
In 1883 Roberts was convicted IN Gen.
eral Sessions OF having burglars tools
In his possession, and was sentenced to
ak years and ten months Imprisonment.
to the Matteawan Insane Asylum. His
term had meanwhile run out:
\ certificate was presented from the
asylum to the effect that he 10 st!ll in
tie said he would consent to his disehargs
IL the mother, who has been trying te
get him out. would give such a bond,
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ITALIAN BANKER MISSING.
BraGSis TuvkO Leaves Rsstes and
IL Perhaps Ia New York.

NY AsbeIattu FTttfJ
BOSTON, Aug 7.-Braggio Turko. on
Italian banker, has disappeared. and
his bank at ab North street is In charge
Of q keeper. Tufko went away last
Friday. and his wife followed on satur-
An uprising of the depositors, who have
so 900 in the bank forced temporary
suspension. 1t 10 said that TurkO Is In
New York.
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Aged Tsrrytown Citisea Dead.

rARRyTowN. n. w. Aug. 7.-BsnJsnin ,.
Gsrnell. aged eighty. . prominent citizen Of this
place, has died at his home from old sge. We
was a Representative IN the New York State
Legislature with the late samuel J. Tiden, end
. member OF the hrst Constitutional Convention.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27
srsc,ss'sss o' soav ., ssp.ru.,,.

The board Of supervisors Of Mob.v.
county met october LIST, transsctlnx a.
SECULAR monthly busiaess. r
= The following election officers var. /. !,
pointed to serve At the November Gle.
ton:
Peach Springs-Horsce Kenyon inspsc
tor; TT Garner. L Spikes, judres
- Snow. Ed Thsrp clerks. yo,in.
place At school house.
CedAr-Mats Carr inspector; Joh,
Barnes, II Ssrawbell, judges; ~ Je,
ONE, M J Smith, clerks. Voting pl.cs
At Matt Cars house.
II Mohsve-Ben Spear inspector: pr
Collins, Frank Holmes judges; 8 N
MCGOWAN, A B Ellison clerks. yo,.
ing place Spears store.
White Hills--J w Lankford iusoec,o,
N Scsnlon, John Marshall iudves
James Borroughs, W q Carleton
clerks Voting place at school house.
Stockton Hill X Moore inspector
Peter Gallery, Call Wright, judges
Thos McMahon, Fred BrAwn, clerks.
Voting place. John Hughes cabin.
Cerbat-R NJ Jones, inspector: " n
Campbell, J GrAnfield. judges; W
ODea. T y Ayres, CLERKS. vo,io.
place, school house.
Kingmsn-A NJ McDuffee inspector !:
Chas Bowers. A verhehr, Judges |:
W 8 Abrams, John Lynch, clerks.
Polling place. scho 81 house.
ChIoride--Wilbur Brakeman ipspector
Cnas Sherman, John Barry. judges
Fw rhiss, John Cross, clerks. Poll.
ing place. school house.
Mineral PArk-Louis Davidson inspsc.
tor; 4 EIliose, James Uncspber.
jadges; ) WGsrritt, Jos~ph Gecmau.
clerks. Polling place. court house.
Slgnsl-W ID McCright, inspector; Geo
Dnver. Frank Baxter. judges; John
Deland. OlAver Augsdahi, clerks PoiI.
ing place, McCriyhl's store
SAndy--A Cornwall Inspector; C Roger,
N l. Boner, jadses; Lee Kayser, Fred
CArrow, clerks. Polling place, school
house
Hack kberry-Fred N,bman, inspector
wm R'deoour. John Fielding, judges;
John linus, w J C,nnor, clerks. Poll
ing pl ce. school house
Minnesota--O B Amsden. inspector; j
G Meynr. John OR mrke, judge; Syu
Woodward. j A smith. Polling place,
Gold Bug offics.
No further business appearing the
hoard adjourned.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27

The San Fra cisco papers tell MS that
the great midwintr fair served an ex.
ceiient purpose in advertising the min
erAl resources Of the Pacific coast and
especially Of California. As y result, a
large number Of mining sales have since
been made, and wonderful impe Va
has been gwen to the working Of both
lodes and plscers.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27
NOTICE.

Kingman Ariz. Feb, 14th 1894
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.
Il. THOMAS KNIGHT.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27

Action brought in the District Court of
'ns Fourth judicial D.strict, In and for
the county Of hohave, Territory of Ar.
xona:
The Territ' ry Of Arixonl sends greeting o
Alice g. Ellison.
iou are Lersby summoned and required
70 appear In An action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court Of the Fourth Juiicial Dis.
mot, In and for the County Of Mohave, IN
'se territory Of Arixon., and aaswsr the
,ompiaint filed with the Clerk OF this
csnrt a. kingmaL, in said county. Ia copy
ofwhioh complaint accompanies this SUM-
mons), sithin ten days, (sxciasive OF the
oAy OF service.) after the ,ervics upon YOU
OF this summons, II served in this county.
but II served out of the county and within
sns district, then within swenty days;
where personal service of copy of the
50 "mons aud complaint Is m ,ds out of the
Territory, or service BY pab 10 ,t,nn l.. made
40 providsd by Law, within twsnty days
after the completion thereof; in all other
osses thirty days.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fau 10 appear AMI answer the complaint
~ above required, the plaintiff will take
judgment by default AZ unst you.
And costs and disbarssm ,nts ia tli. be.
half expended.
Given under my hsnl aud tse eel of
said court. at kingmsn. this
(sKAL) 10Th diy of October. 1894.
l.. o. COwAN,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27
CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUE-A. T. & 8. r. r. r. for ali
points East and South.
ASH FORK-Santa Fe. Prescott and Phenix
Ry for Fort whipple and Prescott and con.
nection with stage lines for points In Central
Arizona.
BLAKE-Nevada Southern Railway for Marvel
and connection with stage lines for Wander.
bilt and mining districts north,
BARsTOw-southern California R'y for Lo,
Angeles, San Diego and other Californis
points
MOHAvE-southern Pacific for San Francisco.
Sacramento and Northern California points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
No change Is made by sleeping car passengers
between San Francisco aud Kansas City, or
San Diego, and Los Angeles and Chicago.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
The great middle route across the American
continent In connection with the railways
OF the Santa Fe Route.
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT,
SUPERIOR FACILITIES,
PICTURESQUE SCENERY,
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
The most sublime of natures work on the
earth. indescribable, can easily he reached
via Flagstaff. Williams or Peach Springs on
this road. To
The Natural Bridge of Arizona and Non
fexum1's Well.
You can journey most directly by this line.
Observe the ancient Indian civilization OF
Laguna, or OF Acoma, ''The City Of the Sky"
visit the PETRIFIED FOREST near Carrizo.
See and Marvel at the freak Of CANYON
DIABLO. Take hunting trip In the mag.
nincent pine forests Of the San Francisco
mountains. Find interest In the ruins OF the
prehistoric CAVE AND CLIFF DwELLERS.
View the longest Cantilever Bridge in Amer.
lea across the Colorado river.
r.. GABEL. W. A. BissELL.
GenT supt. GenT Pass. Agent.
HENRY 8. VAN sLYCK, Gen1 Agent.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. M.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27

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