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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
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Mus &aptabt, Glib : Mfrita,
fommt folgenbe &abelmelbung: Nm
81. Suli begob ii4 Der untercolonialz
ietretdr De @mibt na4 benz in Der
Ndbe bes Soaps Der guten 9oHnung
gelsgenen &obbin Ss(ano, auf mel4em
elm Alpl fir Nusldbt9e erri9tet lit,
UNI fid gu ii%ber3eu9en ob bic BON ben
Nus ldBigen gefibrten 8lagen berehttgt
ieien. Wdbrenb ieines 8eiu4es bra&
unter ben Sn1ahen Der Golonte cine
Meuterei aus, mobei bic 5ruuen perz
lu9ten, auBerbulb bes @sbietes Der
golonie gu enttommen, pdbreno bic
Mdnner ben @etretdr be Smibt nit
@eipalttbdtigteiten bebrobien. 9ie
Poli3ei mar crit i'm @tanoe bic Nusz
ldbigen CUR @ernunft gu bringen, na4z
benz lie DON i3ren S4iebpafen Sc
brau4 sema4t, uruo einen Musldbigen
%perpunbet batte. Na4oem bic Nube
ipieOer bergelteut mar, lpuroen bic
M~usIdbigen aufgeforbert, i5re &(agen
p%or3ubringen, unD he Smibt per1pra4
biel el6en gu unteriu4en. Die Poli5eiz
pu4e auf Der SnIel lit ieitoem perz
1tGrtt porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Y(uee bauoelte nit YNbtSfeN.

Mempbis. Semi, 10. Musuit.
Die @robsei@porenen bon Sbslbp
Gpuntp babsn in 5tpei Sagen 538 Mnz
Hagen segen perionen in S9elbp
County erboben, mel4e be- 4ulbigt
iinb, S9naps obne 2iceno pertauft gu
baben, uno Ma@forl@ungen baben erz
geben, bab bus Gpuntp, Der @taat
uno bic Stabt in ben lebten aht Sab
rem burh bic Ni9terbebung bieler
'Steuer etpa $1,500,000 perloren baz
ben. Dor @noe Der Wohe peroen
benz @ertbte msbr als 1000 Mntlagen
5ugsi teQt peroen. @s bat 1td berausz
9eiteut. oaB fi4 ntdt aQein S4napsz
6dnoler Der p0Qigen Steuerfretbett
erfreuten, 1onoern audi cine Menge
anoere @eiddftsleute. Na4oem ale
per1onen, mel9e i'm leBten Sabre bic
'Steuer umgangen baben, ibren Ser
pfli4tungen nadgetommen iein aperz
ben, 1pirb bic Ginnabme $250,000 BE-
tragen. @s 1T bisber no4 nt4ts gez
i&eben, UNI irgenb Scenario fir bic
Ni4terbebung oieier Steuern perantz
|portli@ gu MAIDEN. Die 8irgeri&aft
mar ii4 i4on lange bemubt, oaB bic
2icen3ge6ubren fir ben 8ertauf BON
iebr ld7iig einsetrieben muir
ben, bate aber nidt bic seringite Ibz
nun9 oapon, Biz gu \pelaem Mabe
btes ge1dab. 0ie Inter iu4uug mar
auf 8erlangen bes Staatsi4aBamtes
porqenpmmen pDrben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
VclttitMe nlImtltmae.

Gan Grancisco, II: Dug.
Ser Grzprd Iioent Der &epublit Gan
Salpaoor, Gaeta uno feline @nbanger,
befnoen iih nod INNER an Woro oes
8anonenbootes Bennington. Wie
es ii@ beute berausgelte0t bat, befn=
ben ii4 fir @5eta unb feline @4idz
ialsgenofen i@on felt Dienitag 9aftz
befeble bier, bic ieoo@ in 6olge oes
umltanoes, oaB oer bieiige @oniul Der
&epublit Gan Salpabor lelbit Elm
@nbdnger @5eta's lit, fi& no@ INNER
i'm Gon1ulat befnben unb benz 8unz
besmariAaq no4 ni&t our 8olitrez
dung iibermittelt iino. 904it pabrz
19einli9 mirb jeoo4 Gonlu Jul Orin5oz
gan abgeiebt unb our@ einen 4nbanz
ger Der neuen Regierungspartet erz
lebt meroen. @on peri4ieoenen Sci
ten mirb iogar bebauptet, baB Grim
5ogan's Na9folger i4on auf Der Gabrt
na9 Nem Dort besrifen lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
3clc0rapDii6cS
CARROTS 9R0roer bimoerintet.

2pons, 5rantrei4, 16. Mug.
Santo gsiario, Der MDrosr bss prdz
iioenten Garnot, tpuroe beute Morgen
4 l1br IS Minuten sui0otintrt. Der
9inri4tunssplaB befano ii4 etpa
fiinfoig Meter BON benz 3ubtbous
ent fernt. Orei Stunben Dor Der IT.
seiebten Set beieBten Elm Snfanteris=
battalion uno apei SAmaoronen aiz
raNiere ben Plab. Der G9arfri4z
ter Deibler eri bien nit Der aus Yaris
gebulten G'uiIotine UNI 3 ubr, bon
reitenoen @enoarmen besleitet. 0as
Mufitellen Der Mai4ine nabm cine
cine Sturtoe in Mnip ru9.
IS regnete fart pdbreno ber Nadt,
mas CUR Tolge bate, oab nur tpenige
.Neugierige 1ih Elm anoen. @tnige
Minuten Dor 5 ubr tpuroe Der 8erurz
tbeilte BON 1einer 3e1e na4 Der @uiQoz
tine gefIbrt. Seine Mrme tparen linn
feit auf ben @iiden gebunoen. Mls
I6ie @ebulfen oes S9arfri4ters i'm
ergrifen, UNI i'm unter 0as Talbetn
gu bringen, mebrte ct ii4 auf's beftigz
ite. I'm 4.55 ubr mar ales ferttg.
Gelario rief aus: rMutb, &ameraoen,
lang lebe bic Wnar9ie!!" 0a fiel bas
Bell, uno Geiario's 9aupt fel in ben
berett1tebenben aorb.
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Warhbert@t.
Gbtcneo.

M%intertpei3en $685.; @ommer=
tpei5en So; &o9gen 81; @er1te 49,
So; 9afer 1875; @orn $780,;
Mebl, patent 3.10-3.40; &leie A.
50-15.00; Mibolings 14.00-15.z
So; &leeiamen $40; Tla@s 1.28;
SimotbDbeu 1000 11.50; Butter,
Creamery 17-23; Butter, Datrp Is
IS; @tiere 3.45-.75; &ube 1.25-
2.75; Stoders 2.55-2.90; &dl=
Der 2.50-3.85; @@meine 4.50-5.z
rs; @@afe 10000; 2dmmer
Spring 9ibner 11-12;
@dni e per 9ubenb 4.0O-6.00; 3pie=
beln per SAB 1.75-2.00; Grblen 81
@epfel per SAB 1.50-1.25;
&artofeln per Sub 1.50--1.85; 8obz
men 1.80-1.90; @ier 12-13; 9onts
10-13; 9ontg, ausgelaNen SIS;
Salg 4; @5;steD 1.22; &Iie, Grsaz
merp 80; &Gie, S4pei3er 13-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
GorcD'S unriibmli6cS Bcmeb,met,.

Spattspil1s, Mb., Is. Dug.
~@eneral" Gorep tpdre in Camp 2oIt
2ibertD beinabe Der @emaltt6dtigteit
zines Mob gum Spfer gefauen. @r
mar getommen, UNI iieben ieiner Pferz
be tpeg3unebmen unb als ct iber bic
8emegungen feiner 2eute befragt NUT
be, purbe ct piitbeno unb lagte, ct
moQe nit ber @ei@i4te nihts mebr gu
tbun baben. 9ie1e MeuBerung lebte
bic flint 2eute, tpel4e BON Der 8altiz
morer poli3ei auridge1aKen porben
tparen, UNI bic 8ema@ung bes Eager
eigent6ums gu u%bernebmen, 10 in
Wutb, bab Gorep es fir oas @eraz
tbenite bielt, fi@ i4leunigit auf einem
Der Pferbe bapon gu MAIDEN. Die an
beren ie4s pfer0e muroen tbm auf
einem anoern Mege 5ugeflbrt. OBJ
pobl bic 2eute ben @oret berfolgten,
gelang es ibnen bod ni&t, i'm ein3uz
6olen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
GUulcra Wahrid)tcu.

Berlin, 18. Muguit. @ier @rz
trantun9m an Der Gbolera muroen
aus Stpreuben osmslbet. @iner Der
patienten 1T elm l!lan. Mebrere Grz
trantungen uno 5pei SooesfdQe muir
ben aus Der @egeno BON &ulm in
Wef5preuben gemeloet. 9te Siege
1o4 infcirt ietn.
8orbeaur. Gin Pa6agier zines
BON Mari eiue tiir5li6 bier eingetrofz
fenen 9ampfers itarb an Der Gbplera.
VI m eroam. Sn sra tri6t
tpuroen 3pei G6oleraertrantungen unb
Elm Sooesfaq infolge BON Gbolera &C.
meloet. Sn utreht, 2obitb unb Mpbz
rsat gelangte je Elm gbolerufau 3ur
MelDung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Vereinigun0 bon &oblen9rmben.

Glepelanb, g., Is. Dug. Die
8eiiber Der Ma6iqon : &oblengruben
BADEN in elmer geitern abgebaltenen
Ser ammlung einen mi4tigen @4rttt
our @ieberauf nabme Der Nrbetten in
ibren Minen get6an. @s ftno 25
@ruben i'm MaHiQon : 9iitritt, uno
penn bic elben in poQem 8etrtebe limb,
10 1inb an 1000 @ru6enleute in benz
1el6en bei4dftigt. 9eute purbe be-
;j4lpnen, cine Corporation nit einem
Rapital BON elmer MiQion Dollars
al bilben, tpel4er ale bie1e @ruben
iibertragen uno bon Der ite betrteben
.tperben 1olen. 3ped Der 8iloung Der
Corporation lit bic @rmdbigung Der
8etrtebstolten, 10 bab bic 8etriebsz
letter in 6olge beien in ben @tano
.ge1ebt merben, ibren 2euten bobere
20bne gu bepiQigen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Suht GrhptNna.

abington n, 16. Mug. prGitz
bent GleDe1ano 1T beute Morgen tur3
nah 7 ubr iber bic Penniploaniaz
8abn na4 @rap Stables abgereiit. Sn
ieiner 8egleitung befanoen iiA Or.
&etQp, iopie Capt. Roblep .. @bans,
me!6' lebterer mabri4einli4 in Nep
Oort bletben mirb. Oie 19teunige
Mbreiie gel@ab ouf Mnratben Der
Mer3te bes prdiioenten, Du bieier in
ben lebten Sagen an Malariaz6ieber
litt uno ii4 Die Ier3te Der 9oHnung
bin9aben, baB bic frii4e @eeluft benz
Prdi toenten gut tbun mirb. prdiioent
Glepelano boft Bis Witte ndhIter
@o4s 3urud gu jein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Hufcl 5a,tt att Der Gut.

Wajbington, Is. Dug. Sic
S6at1a9e, oaB bic @ituation in Der
G6ina< nzNngelegenbeit als emit
genug betra4tet wiro, UNI cine Ser
mebrung I'M erer 6%lottenitdrte in Der
4inelii4en @ee notbnenoig gu ma
9en, pirb bur4 ben 8efebl oes @ez
tretdrs 9erbert beute M6eno beitdtigt,
osr beitimmt, oaB Der ~Gbarle ton" 10
balo mie m0glt4 na4 ben aitati14en
@emdNern ab~oulegeln 1i4 berett ma
'4en ion. Ser &reu3er befinoet it4
iebt in Gan Trancisco, pD ct elmer
Heirigung bes 8obens in benz Mare
Sslanoz@ 9ifsbaubof unter5ogen NUT
be. Ser &reu3er r;rb 9onolulu auf
Der Tabrt anlaufen.
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u

Wlbuquerque, q. IT,, Is.
@uguit. 81 paKagier5ug go. 8,
Der in noe Itli6er &i4tung auf Der Mtz
lantic unb pacifi c : @ii enbabn fubr,
entgleiite frib um 3 ubr BEL Gubero
an elmer bur@ ben &egen ausgelpiilz
ten 5teQe. Ser 9ei5er 9orton muroe
get0btet unb. Der 2otomptibf ihrer
Miliam Morris puroe erbebli4 oerz
lebt. CD Diel Biz jeBt 6etannt geworz
ben 1T, 1T teiner Der PaHagiere perz
lebt tpprDen.
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MuSjteaun8 tut duBertem Woro'
twettett.

9acomab, Waib., 18. 4uguit.
@eitern Mbeno fanb bic @inmetbung
Der 5pii4enitaatlihen @usitellung bes
Noromeit 1tatt. 9ie Teier mobnten
ge9en 5000 Ser onen BEL. Die Qufz
1%telun9 Der QusiteQungsobjette i4reiz
tet i 1tig fort unb pirb am %. WuguIt
benz Gr0Hnun9stage pouitdnoig BEEN
bet ietn. On Der Mus ltellung bet6etltz
gen it4 Walbington, Oregon, Scoa6o,
Montana, 8ritflb Columbia uno
Wlusfa.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Scr Stretf az Gnoe.

Soutb Omaba, IS. Mug. Die
Wmeritantide S0beration Der Nrbeit
ertldrte ben '@treit fir aufgeboben.
:3mei &ompagnten Mili3 trdfen bier
elm uno merben cine 3eitlang bier
bleiben. Mue Mrbeiter in ben 59la9tz
bdu1 ern psroen mteber our Mrbeit
3uriidtebren, menn lie mieber On tel
lung fnoen, NIT Musna6me ber
'@@ld9ter, bic b%ebaupten, oab lie allein
ben @trett gapinnen merben.
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S6otltd)er S@lan9enbt6.

8irmingbam, Ola. 18. Dug.
Ml. Gigent, elm junger ange ebener
@e14dftsmann bon 8lpcton, 14oB auf
einem Sagoausfluge einen @ogel unb
tpurbe, als er oen1el6en aus benz
@raie aufnebmen moQte, BON elmer
&lapperI4lange in ben Mrm 9ebiNen.
@r elite iofort naA @auie, itarb dber
einige @tunoen IpGter unter groben
@6mer3en. Der Mrm mar gum oopz
pelten umfange angei&hpouen, ebe ber
Sob eintrat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Y(ufnauo 1T Wcuc3uela.

Caracas, Is. Dug. @onntag
.Morgen fanb in Maturin cine Gmz
p0rung itatt. Ser &f mGbrte
ben gan3en Sag. Mls bic Sruppen
8ertdrtungen er6ielten, muBten 1id
bic N~uftdn0igen na4 Mngo Itura gu
rid3ieben. 9ier fam eS bon Neuem
gum Sample, oph murben bic Rebelz
len mieDer nit groBem 8erluFe qez
l4lagen. Die Sruppen eroberten cine
Men9e Wafen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
ga tatttcu tie aue her?

2onDon, Is. Dug. Mdbrenb Der
leBten Sage iimo bier mebr als 400
Mnar4iit ten gelanbet. Cine Be- onbere
Nbtbeilun9 Poli5ei 1T nit ber l1eber=
pa4ung bieier MntDmmlinge betraut
tporben. Cir @bmarb BRADFORD, Der
oberite Poli3eicommiKdr, bat perl0n=
li4 bic 2eitung ber ueberma@ung ber
4nar9iiten iibernommen. Sn Mnar=
&ii tentreiien berrl@t grobe @ufregung
unb augemeine 9%9iibrigteit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Guclpn tn Spauicu.

Muorib. Is. Mug. Gin Wirbelz
Der iiber Die Prooina Maorio
hl%nnegfegte, mar bon einem l9redliz
diem 9agelldauer begleitet. lleber 200
puroen Derlebt uno msbrere
tau|sno 6aust6iere 1ino umgefpmmen.
Der an ben Telofrii6ten an9eri9tete
@4aoen miro auf 100000 gelddbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
GrIa0 ieiuer Verlckuua.

Ga Salle, ST., 10. Mug. Del
9ulfs : @beriH u. 81. Gouep BON
'@treator, Der am 8. Muguit BON elmer
polnti4en Trau Namens @Gurmann
NIT einem @Gbel b%ertpunbet tpurbe, als
Gollep ben Mann Der Polin perbaften
noQte, 1T beute Morgen 1einen @erle=
bun9en erlegen. Trau @9urmann
1tBt iebt unter Der 4ntlage bes Morz
0es i'm G'sfGngnib.
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Gin ,,euer Nepublttcn Werbano.

Qonbon, 16. Wugu1t. Der M{az
nasua (Nicaragua) Correspondent Der
bieltgen shines" t%elegrapbirt, bab elm
protocoq unter3ei4net moroen lei,
'poour4 Guatemala, Ricaragua, @alz
lpaoor unb 9onouras ii4 gu elmer @ez
publtt p%ereinigen, ber @entralz4meriz
caniiden @epublif. Gotta &ica mar
ebenfaqs Bel Der Gon feren5 pertreten,
aber be11en @egierung mar
nt@t genetgt, bas protocoQ gu unter=
3et9nen.
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StN0cibdft an Der Yacitc 6 &iiffe.

Can 5rancisco, Is. Dug.
Sbmobl bic Obft : @inma4egei4dfte
jebt nit 9o&orud betrieben tperben,
iino lie ni9t i'm Stanbe, bic rie1igen
Mengen fril&en Sbftes gu berbrau=
4en, unb es perben baber gepaltige
Ouantitdten na@ benz Often bes Gam
oes uno na@ europa perian0t. loo
Wagenldoungen pro Wo4e geben ieBt
aQetn aus Sacramento ab, uno IS
aus benz San SoiezDi 1tritt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23

- Sn oer umgeeeno BON 8 II M
bolbt, Senn., oro6t bas gauge
Wel1Atorn our4 9eui@reden bertilgt
gu tperoen. Sn tur5er s3eit merben
gauge 5eloer ta6l gefreifen, Big in bic
Mebre 6inein frefen bic S6iere bus
Wel16tprn auf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Nrantrei@ uno Der &onao.9taat.

paris, II. Muguit. Cine &onz
pention 5mti4en Grantrei4 unb benz
&ongozTreiitaate 1T unter3ei4net NOR
ben, na4 mel4er 5rantrei4 ieinen
Gin pru4 ge9en oas Dor &ur3em abz
gei4lofene Mbtommen 5mii4en @ngz
lamb uno benz &ongo 3urid3iebt.
9ierour4, i'm 3uiammenbang nit benz
8ertrag 5pii4en 9euti9lanb unb
benz &ongo, tperoen tbatlG9li4 bic
ein3elnen 8ei timmungen bes BERTHA
9es NIT England p%oQitdnoig 6infdQi9.
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Sruoer nuo Sh,pejtcr pcrur1bcilt.

Wten, ID. Dug. Das S@purz
geri4t gu Rei4enberg in 80bmen bat
bic 8ei4milter Sobann uno Tran5lsz
ia S4irlo tpegen @rmoroung Wonoz
rals gum 5pbe Derurtbetlt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
Yraud11 0el0 3nttt &rico.

Berlin, 16. Dug. @s beibt, bab
cine Mnlet6e, 6etrefs mel4er Gbina
l1nterbanolungen %angetniipft babe,
$50,O00,O 900 betrdgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
MtnncapnIiS & ct. 0aul.

Wei5en $3.50; Roggen 44-45;
@erfte 3O-31; 9afer 30 "a; Corn
IS; 5la4s 10; rpatent" zMebl H.
80; &leie $50; Wilbes 9eu $50;
Butter, Creamery 18-23; Butter,
9airD 1885,; @ier IL.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-08-23
@cnn Der Water nit ocut Sobne

Wien, 16. Muguft. Mus 8elgrab
>piro gemeloet, bab @rt0nig Milan
BON 1einem Sobn, benz &Dnig Mleranz
Der, oas Sbertpmmanbo lber bic 1erz
bi19e Mrmee erba(ten babe.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

slick swindler has just passed through
Mohaye county He claims TO be possessed OF
the name of James ID. Bryant and 10 represent
the Lodi Land and Cattle Company aud that
one Chas Emerson is the manager of the con
Germ We do not know where this land and
cattle company IS supposed to be located but
its checks. or rather the check OF Mr.. Bryant,
Is drawn on the First National Bank of Kansas
City. number OF our citizens have souven-
iers in the shape OF these checks The only
regret they express over their loss is hayi g
to pay the sum of 81 50 to be informed Of the
worthlessness Of the paper. We hope this
swindler will be taken Ia uuder the wing Of
the law before he gets much further on his
swindling way.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. J. n. Lpper, n
well known druggist Of Des Moines, Iowa
for over six months. AT times the pain
was so severe that he could not lift any
thing. With all he could do he conld not
get rid of it until he applied Chamber
lain's Pain Balm 81 ,Dly made thr e
applications Of it," he says. And hav.
since been free from all pain" He now
recommends it to persons similarly af.
ficted. IL is for sale by
II II. WATKINS,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10
c0pp's pRospscro8's MANUAL,

Henry N. Copp, the well known land
lawyer, Of Washington, ID. c., IL prepar-
ing new edition Of his Prospector's
Manual, the plan Of which work was sug-
gesfed by an old-time Colorado miner
There is on hand couple Of hundred Of
the former edition which contains nearly
all the matter that will he in the new
edition. This work retails for 50 cts,
hut Mr.. Copp will send to any address
copy Of the old edition for 10 cents, in
stamps, 10 cover postage and handling.
First come, first served" In addition
to the government and local mining laws,
this book gives tests for gold, silver, iron,
platinum, mercury, lickle, cobalt. tin,
antimony, zinc, lead, aud other metals.
and minerals, with much valuable advice
to prospectors. Address, with 10 cents,
HENRY n. COPP.
Washington, ID. G,
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

owing TO the bursting OF the water jacket
on the cylinder Of the gasoline engine at the
Ark mill all work has been suspended for the
present, or until the damage has been re-
paired. The accident was caused by failure to
allow water TO circulate around the cylindar
until 1t had become red hot from the gas ex-
plosions aud then turning in cold water. II
Is supposed that only the jacket was injured
and II this Is found TO be the only injury 1t
will be Immediately repaired aud work re-
sumed. We hope the Injury is not serious.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

Last Tuesday evening Sheriff Rosbor.
ough received notice that dead man
had been found near Frsnconia by the
section men at that place. In company
OF Judge Logan he went down on the
first train and the next morning went
down the track about three miles and
we're shown the body lying under tree
about thirty or forty yards from the
track. An examination of the mans
clothing was made but no papers were
found that wonld disclose the identity
OF the deceased. The body had evil
IDENTIFY been lying there ut least ten days
but was we'll preserved, no decomposi-
ton having taken place. The man was
fully ak feet tall, and large bonei. His
hair and beard were brown and his eves
we're blue. He had apparently come
From the direction OF Fort Mohsve. Al
his feet was large hole which he had
pug ont with his feet in his death strug-
Re. He was gannt and starved looking
oherif Rosborough believes the man
pied from hunger and exposure. A let.
yer was found in one Of his pockets from
y Maynhofer, of Julian, in reference to
liquor firm in that place and enclosing
ne advertisement Of the firm, Studlev <
NAV. This is the only clew that can
possibly lead to Identification. The un-
'ortunate man was buried near the place
where he was found.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

J. G. Mckenzie has sold c. X, Hnd
son and A. 2. Tanner assistant general
freight agents of the A T. & s f rail.
road. Of Topeka, Kansas, a one.thir'ieih
interest IN two of his mining claims at
Music mountain. A. A. Hnrd and Rob
ert Dunlap, solicitors Of the same road
for the state of Kansas, have also pur-
chased one fifteenth Of the sane prop.
erty.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10
W. Y. FROST.
Proposals to PANT the County Court House.

Sealed proposals to paint the Court House at
Kingman, Mohaye County will be received by
the Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors until
Monday the Fad day Of april, 1874 Materials to
be used on body OF building shall be oaIy first
class quality OF white lead and iinseed oil. 40
turpentine or drers TO be used except where
necessary for inside WORK. The material re.
quired for the roof shall be brown metallic aud
pure linseed oil Two coat work throughout.
The Board Of Supervisors shall decide what
color 1t shall be painted. The party securing
contract shall be required 70 give bond for
faithful performance Of said work, The Board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
l.. %. CowAN,
Clerk
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

Henry Brown met with severe ac-
crdent at John Tillmsn,s Valley Station
last Tuesday evening. He had on hi.
wagon a big loai OF hay, which he was
taking to his mines in Weaver district.
The load became displaced and in at
tempting to lift bundle OF hay on top OF
the load the wire, with which the bale
was fastened, broke and Mr. Brown fell
backw ward from the wagon. striking on
his head and shoulders. The shock was
very great and he WAS unaole to move
without help. Oar last report states
that he is still at the station and may
be la,d up for some time. Mr. Brown is
one of the owners Of the Eagle mine and
mill at Weaver and respected citizen oi
this county. His friends will regret to
hear Of his injury.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

W. N. Gourlay, Of Philadelphia, ar
rived 10 Kingman Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Gourlsy is a heavy stockholder in
the Flores mine and mill at Cerbat and
is here to settle mp the affairs OF that
company. He has grea. confidence in
the mines of this county and will prob.
ably try to induce capital to invest in
some Of our good gold properties in the
near future.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

The mine OF the Gpld Mining Com.
pany a. Music Mountain, still continues
in bonsnzs, the ore bodv now being
opened for distance OF 100 feet along
the level, with no indication Of weaken.
ing. II is estimated that the ore now
blocked out will produce s25 900 in gold
bullion. Drifting has been commenced
on the 200 level and IL the same ore
chute is encountered, Music mountain
will have a boon.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

II it has taken fifteen years Of syits.
ton in favor Of silver within old party
lines to establish the gold standard, how
much discussion within old party lines
will it take to establish the double stan.
dard.-Georsetown Conrier.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

George Con ard and + Conrad were
in from their Mui Springs ranch yes
terdiy, after lumber They are making
many improve senents on their place and
will soou have one OF the finest ranches
IN the county.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

There is no place in Arizona SO favor
ably located for an observatory as the
Wallspai mountains. The altitude OF
this mountain is over 8 900 feet and the
air is clear and pure all the year around.
There is now wagon road almost to the
summit and few handred dollars would
complete the grade to the top.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

The A & p. time table has received
a few changes. The passenger train
time mas been chshged about fifteen
minutes all aroundg
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

An expert from Lesdville, Colorado,
who recently examined the mines at
Lost Basin, is expected in Hsckbe on
the 10th with party OF capitalists, and
rumor has il that deal will be made.
the resu, Of the ssmpling having been
satisfactory
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

The county board Of school examiners
net this week a, the office OF Probate
Juize Logan. The only csrdiiate for
.eacher's honors was MissS Mamie Jones,
Of Cerba, Miss Jones is bright and
intelligent young lady and she will un-
donbtedly pass creditable examination.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

James Uncapher has gone 20 Los Angeles to
meet Orlando smith, first vice president Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mr.. Smith is in.
terested In the Keystone mine aud mill and he
will now settle up the affairs Of that company
aud may possibly arrange 10 commence work
la the near future
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

The Man From Maine, which was to
be given ov the RIayers Club at Needles
on NJ rch Goth, Mas been postponed to
March 9th. Afser the play social
dance will be given We advise our
people to attend if they wish to have a
pleasant time
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

Frank O'D4y had several tons Of ore
sampled at the stmpling rooms of II ,lsey
4 Lynch this week. The ore ran we'll
10 gold and came from the old Rough
ASHER claim in Union Basin.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

Ex.Gov so Murphy, Robert T
Lincoln, Norman B. Reame, N X Fair.
banks and NJ M,rshsll Field passed east
Trursday morning. They viii visit
Prescott and inspect the north and south
road in which they are all interested
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

j. w. Gsrritt al a carload of ore fro N
the Josephine nine, Mineral Park,
worked at the Kingman Sampler this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-10

Tramps are doing good deal OF steal.
ing around town this week. Blankets
and clothing are the things they seem to
take to most readily.