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Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Bowers and Fsncher have their water
tunnel in Railroad canvon in one hun.
dred and seventy feet from the sdlt
and have fiow Of nearly four inches OF
water. The tunnel level is still four feet
from bedrock and the work will have to
be pushed considerable distance farther
before bottom is reached. II is thonght
that one hundred inches Of water will he
tapped.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

For the benefit OF kickers We will
state tba. there is no Law 10 this territory
prohibiting the admission Of pupils un'
der six years Of age to our public
schools. The law 10 plain. Par
.orsph 1857 Of the Revised Statutes OF
Arison. says: "AlI children between
the ages Of six and eighteen years who
are residents of the territory, must oe
admitted into the schools Of this territory
The Law simply sets On age when
children must be admitted. The trustees
can set four or Ave years ss the age II
they see 6t.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Nathan Oakes Murphy is the repubIi-
can candidate Tor delegate to Congress
and A. j. Dorsn is the candidate tor
councilman at.large. Ex.Gov. Murphy
ia a strong man in the agricultural re.
zion of the territory. but he will fail to
carry the miner vote on account Of his
refusal to vote for J. G. Blaine in the
national con vention two years ago. al.
though he was instructed TO do so by
his cons,it uents.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Charles Il. Bowers left last night for
Phenix TO attend the democratic con.
vention ~ \ delegate from Mohavs coun
~. He carried the proxies Of the other
delegates. Mr. Boxers will look after
tho interests Of M,h4ve county In good
shape.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Hon. z. Il. EilinwsIi cam, IN IRON
Flagstaff Thursday evening and rem ,in-
ed over IN Kiaxmsn yesterday. He is
delegate from Cocnino county TO the
democratic territorial convention aud
lef, Las, right for Phenix. Mr.. Ellen.
wood IL al ssys welc Jms in Kingma an.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Herbert Johnson. Of Wisconsin, stop.
ped over in King na fM fs~ days
visit with his relatives, W. A. l. Tsrr
and family, this week. Mr.. Johnson il
on his way TO CAllfornia. Hs is I. pleas
ani young man, whom It 10 a pleasure to
meet.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

W. II. Lake returned from Albuquer-
qu- las, evening He says the fair was
much better than he anticipated and
that the attendance was good The
mineral exhibit from New Mexico was
better than In former years.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

The Tom bstone Prospecior estimates
that Bucky O.ieill will poll thousand
votes In Aria ma and that 'wo-thirds will
he drawn from the republican party.
Was IL not for ihs fact that Arizona may
he admitted to statehood, Burky 0'Neill
would poll much larger vJte ,hsa he
will get mex. November.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

The pope is said To have made An
awkward and amusing mistake when
Mr. J. u 8. Cox. editor Of the Tablet,
London. Was presented to him. Catching
Of the words Of introduction only the an
nouncem.nt that his visitor was the
editor Of q celebrated English paper. the
pope, with a radiant smile, said, I'll
Punch" The pope Is psrdonsble II he
doesn't read all the religious papers sent
To the Vatican. B ,ston Transcript.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Frank Holmes has little mill near the
Rattan mine, San Francisco district,
slmos, completed. II will work about
five tons Of ore per day. Dan O'Lssry
and George Miller have m,ds arrange.
ments to have all ths ors from the Mich,
igan mine worked at the mill. The ore
runs we'll in both gold and silver and,
being very free, ought to pan out veil
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

SssIsy Fay AMI Thomas stinson
20 Howell precinct Tuesday to
y the boys on political Issues.
Aonel and Tommy are rsttling
spsianers and made the boys an
~ visit.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Several young men are getting ready
for prospect trip to the Wallapais.
They have 80 far laid away one sack Of
d our and side Of bacon Az soon as
they can get In sufficient supply they
will start ont.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

w, N II. 4 ,nIstsks ~ oar last isaus
10 stating tnss Fr,ok Garner won the
suit instituted against him nv X 'bert
Frazier for possession Of . Spring Of
water near Ps.cn 5Jrings. rns dsrisio1
vas in favor Of Mr. Frazer and frpn
which decision Mr.. Gmner appealed to
the district court.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Cut into pieces the gold or silver lace,
tie them tightly and boil In soap lys till
the size appears diminished. Take the
cloth out Of the liqnid, and after repeated
rinsings In cold water beat It with NAL
let to draw out the slksli. Open the
bundle, and the free metal will be found
In all its beauty.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15
For Sale.

The stock, fixtures and
furniture now used by Har-
ley Fay in his saloon on
Front Street will be s0la at
cost, less freight Terms
cash.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Lead has fallen ten cents on the hun
dred the past week. II was quoted al
the same price before the Mckinley bill
was repealed. The populists charge free
lead ores to the democrats. Let the
blame fall where it should. The popu
lists did il. They controlled the senate
and voted for free lead. Please Mr.. Pop
ulist look up the vote.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Perry A. Beebe MAS out At Mud
Springs the 6rst Of the week. His horses
came into town slone aud afforded him
better opportunity Of enjoying the hos.
pitslity Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Conard
than he Otherwise would have had.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Il is rumorei that Bucky O'Neill has
sold his group OF Big Bug onyx mines to
New York capitalists for $3.50 900 and
now il behooves every populist in Ari'
zona to take off his coat and work for
Bucky's "bar'p' until the bottom is
reached between this time and next
November
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Sam Wi,hers. who has been 10 the
employ Of The Kingmsn mercantile CON.
pany tor nearly year past, has accept
ed q position with W. H. Lake. Sam
10 one Of the most popular young men in
town and Mr.. Lake did we'll to secure
hrs services.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Miss Mamie Jones has been awarded
the Peach Springs school for the term.
Miss Jones is q most estimsble young
ladv and her many friends here and
else where sre glad to hear Of her good
luck. Peach Springs people will gain .
most desirable addition to its population
in the person OF The new teacher.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

g. w. Beecher snipped his household
goods into Los Angeles yesterday and
will take his family 10 there TO -pend the
winter months. We are sorry to lose
Mr.. Beecher and his family even for a
ahoft time
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

J. II. C,fsr 10 still very III ana little
hopes sre e,tsrtsiaei Tor his ultimate
recovery.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Nelson came down from Pc ich
peanday evening and went ont to
Hills Wednesday morning.
\ Is an agreeable gentleman and
pni,ea are always ready to vel.
NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

w. +. Frost has been placed on the
democratic ticxe, for supervisor, vice
Gideon Cornell. resigned Mr.. Frost is
one Of the rustling business men Of
Mohave county md will surely be elected
TO ofii:e. He will make an excellent
supervisor and can count on our support.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Henry L-a,r, alter visiting the states
OF the northwest for several months past,
is again among Us. Hank is one Of the
oest fellows in the world and his friends
here are heartily glad TO zee him again.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Don't mention IL hut w. II. Lake has
one OF tho hnsst melon patches In Mo
have county,
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

A Tartar woman sent out 10 the White
Hills Monday morning. The Mongo-
iisns OF Kingm Al regarded her as quite
/. curiosity on her arrival in town San
dsy afternoon
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

4 Tuck OF the Needles Market, was
mar. "Wednesday, looking after
= beeves. He went ont TO Frost's
I'd will look over many ranges
.ipuntv before he returns home.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Mrs. w. u. BiAksly r.lurbed Thursday
evening from an extended visit to her
relatives in Michigan. Her many friends
10 Kingmsn are glad to see her safely vt
homo again.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

supec,ed that the school bonds
nan district will be placed In q
-. Many inquiries are beinn
n tbsm and they will be sold as
icy can be printed and signed
1uper officers.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Three I,di.n acoolsrs arrived from
Albuqnerqus last Monday evening. One
OF the boys was Captain jerks. ~ho 10
30 we'll known 10 our people here. The
two boys and girl I'd been in the Indian
school for over tao yeare and have a
fdrly good eiu .ation the young
Wsllapai lady did not seem much
at ease among her tribe Tuesday morn
ing and we understand she did no, san,
to return here. The ooys were home
sick and wanted to again breathe the
free air OF heaven in their old home. IL
does not seem right TO take these
children from the dirt and filth OF their
primitive life and educs,e them In the
ways Of cleanliness for oumber OF years
and cast them back again into the dirt
and 9th Of the old life. Educate them
by all means, hut keep them away from
their ancestral dugouts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

4. Bsbson left Tuesday evening
Asqu-rque. We understand he
~ position with the Atlantic
Pacific railroad. John's many
Asish him snceess
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Wm. Sieorccht, Who has been here
ior month past settling up the estate Of
his brother. Louis. has returned to s ,n
Francisco.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

L. ). Lawrence. mining man Of
lvsnpah, California. spsss ths week 10
Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Frank DsSsy, ~no left here about two
months ago for visit to hi, parents IN
Los Angeles. returned Wednesday night
and went out TO White Hills the next
morning.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Hss G. M:DsrmItt, Shp has been
y friends in D-nver Tor month
sisei in King o ~ Slnisy night
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Mr.. and MR.. Richard TAvxart contem.
plate leaving for California this evening
Mr.. Tsggsr, will remain about month
and Mrs. +. will remain all winter.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

l. Myers and sister Of Oregon are
w $, Mrs Rysns. Mr.. Myers
here 10 quest Of health and may
~ TO remain
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Ms, Annie Dindon. the bright little
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. James d ,ndon,
Of Ccrost. 10 visiting with Mrs James
Rosborough.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Mates should remember that set
sihe drinks for the boys IL ex
!, prohibit, d by statute iu Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

4 Richars. vi the Virginia Mining
w, Y4vspai county, is in King
Eting friends.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Dentist Penil.nd will som be In King
man 20 perform all kinds OF work In his
line Every one in nesd Of work sill
confer favor by informing this Office.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

III Lake departed On Tuesday
q t.si. for Albuquerque where
ilnke in the fair
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

IN Lake Is building porches
\ the sssSy Office and residence
HAe sampler The improvements
y add to. the appearance Of the
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

sDe Gross went down TO Fort Mo
ieadsy evening. Her friends re-
NJ much 10 lose her from society
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

y Mccall and Ed Thompson
ndes Of ore between the Altsta
~aos mines. Mr.. Mccall Ia
sa the property ami has .
- Of lead ore rn sight. He
'enples for assay Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

the staten ,nt tnN during the last
p.ntc, the Crn-xiss. Waldorf Actors,
and other persons VINO derived their
riches from this ,untry. drew upwards
Of 1900. 900. .0oJ from the h,nks Of N~w
York aud placed that vast sun ia 'ho-e
OF London shows bo~ much 'ho-e
worthless care for the United Sat.s.
There Ought to bs some modification Of
onr laws which would ensnls ns to pre-
vent such msn from infiicting up,n u-
sli the drsS,ssx. which lrel ,nd entnre l
under the sbsantes Landlord sys'em.
When We sltn re- ,ch-, .csrt.in smount--
ami the margin ought TO bs Isrgs--:hs
inheritance tax should he m .,l- large in
corresponding ratio, and absentee Land
lords ought to he dealt ~ith unsparinxIy.
Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

J. III. Fletcher Of LsAdville, and Geo.
II. Waterberry Of Denver. were in KING.
man this week. Mr. Wsterberry is post
offics, iu-pertor for this division
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Lndis and another gentleman have
b Lost B ,sin to test a new dry
* machine.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

sIhousht that several gold mills
; sssking in this county before
HlN.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

SVMslley left for Los Angeles
night. Mrs. O'Malley came
Prescott and accompanied her
inside" Charley has been
sssther for some time on &C.
~ rupture of veins In one OF
Dc will place himself under
as physian while in the city.
friends here and in White
@Sos his speedy recovery.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

j. M. Teeter is mentioned as candi.
date for nightwAtchmsn in this precinct,
Mr. Teeter is first class man and should
certainly be elected.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15
sMNar xoxAvE.
Our Product for Eight Months.

From agent Tsrr, Of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad, AMI from tile local sam.
piers We learn that for the eight months
Of 1894 there has been shipped from
KiDpmsD station to eastern smeliers
l436 tons Of ore valned At 574, 400 ounces
in silver and 8464 ounres IN gold About
336, 900 ounces VI this amount was ship.
ped through the two samplers here and
the balance WAS shipped direct by The
producers. Besi this there was ship-
ped through Wells, Fargo 4 Co. express
t796I IN gold and 1892 OUNCES silver
bullion. The silver bullion carried
enough gold TO bring it's value up to one
dollar yer ounce. Tue product Of the
country for the eigh, months as follows,
averaging silver At 63c per ounce:
574 900 ounces silver a 63c $36l, ,62O
B484 ounces gold a s2J ,.s,.4. l29. .2so
Gold bullion. ...... ........... 1881
Gold and silver bullion 23,972 OF 23,972
Bnlli On sent from county nv ear.
risrs. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

I. McDsrmltt AMI NJ. w. 5:ott were
3 White Hills Last Sunday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Miner Office has been kept busy
d and com mmercizl work this week
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Miss Callie Freeman Of San Francisco.
went on, to Mineral Park Tuesday to
take charge Of the school at that place
for the term.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15
b27.833

Total value i0 dollars .l.... 527, 1888
Eighteen carloads month from KING.
man u big showing from ore shipments
these dull times and the exceeding rich
n-ss of the ores make The shipments all
the more remarkable. The dust sweep-
ings nj the two samplers for months
past chow An average value for The orer
worked Of 400 ouucrs in silver aud AZ
ounces in gold pr ton. Formerly there
sweepings showed an average OF only
1872 ounces 10 silver and III ounces in
gold The low price of silver has forced
chIoriders to assert their ore 10 higher
valne than formerly, and at the same
time the ore chutes are far richer than
any heretofore discovered in Mohsve
county. Let rs hear from any county in
Arizona that can make u better showing
than this.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

! sFioouoy. Of the Tennessee mine,
! gingman Sunday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

The editor is very much under the
weather This week, owing to ihe arrival
Of oran neS girl IT his house Sunday
afternoon
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

J. n. johnson 10 bringing in the lsrg-
est and finest Bsrtle, years ever seen in
Arizona. They are raised on Oak Greek
ranch.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15
+ COUNTY MINER KINGMAN, ARIZONA SEPTEMBER IT, 1894
W. H TaggArs s In from White Hills.

W. II Tsggars - In from White Hi,ls
-----------------------------
Joe Carrow 10 up from the Sandy with
produce.
William Hs,mrod has gone out to the
ruekshoe mine.
W. 4. Frost Was in from wsllsp.i
Springs Tue sdsy.
John Musser vas Ia lrom Bsecher's
ranch yesterday.
Sheriff Rosooroush went out to White
Hills Thursday morning.
Col. Harley Fay aud William Engls
went ny TO Stockton Hill rhursd.y.
Mrs. J. X. Hslssy 10 visiting with the
family oil Samuel Croxier at Truxton.
--------------~--
Mrs A. u. Wild, d Needlss, is visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. J. N. C,hsnon', this
week.
Wouucouey Sno Wtuu W0nt OUT on .
tear and reminded us that winter 10 fast
approaching.
j. Q. Asbusy,s ~ improving slowly this
week and may get around all right again
10 about month.
William Engle has purchased . supply
OF provisions and will return to Cedar
within = les days.
J. n. johnson 10 bringing in the larg.
est and finest Bartlett years ever seen in
Arizona. They are raised on Oak Greek
ranch.
The editor is very much under the
weather This week, owing to The arrival
Of oran nes girl IT his house sunday
| afternoon.
| Miss C.Ilis Fre0mnn of Sxo Frant.iaco
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

~ Roster has gone to the Sandy
81 some gold property.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

Jos Carrow 10 up from the Sandy with
produce.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

William Hs,mrod hss gone out to the
Tuck Ahoe mine.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

sss B. Shipp, Of ths Big Sandy,
/, ginamso, Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1894-09-15

W. +. Frost Was in from w.llap.i
Springs Tue sday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20
Climatic Conditions Are
Now Favorable for a
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Ca,anh, Stomach, Liver 6i'oI and
all Blood Diseases Yield 83ai.i
10 DIS, Shores { Shores
Kew System Of
Treatment
HlLD, PAINLESS, SAFE AND
CERTAIN.

Spring is, without doubt tho most
favorable limo Tor tho treatment Of dis
Oaso Naiuro assists the progroH Uf tho
patient, aud uuordsa great opportunity
iur "a speedy and complete recovery. Tho
result ~ ono months treatment in tho
spring viii exceed possibly three months
during winter weather
Dm. Shores g Shor0' tncllg.uo De- pro-
pared from tho virtues OF Roots, Herbs,
bafaH, Gums aud LoaNCs. lHUy arc tho
rufuft. safest, most Cncc'uA medicine
known TO the public. Their clements arc
Hood Making, Blood CiohnNng aud Lilo
BY THEIR SEARCHING ANp
CLEANSING QUALITIES THEY
DRIVE OUT THE FOUL COHBUr-
I1pNS WHICH CONTANtNATE
THE BLOOD ANpCAUsE bERANGE-
MENT AND DECAY, SilMULhIE
AND ENLtVENs rllE VITAL
FUNCTIONS, PROMOTES ENEl,DY
AND STRENGTHENS, RESTORES
AND PRESERVES HEALTH. AND
IMPULSES NEW LIFE AID NteuH
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE SN~
ITEM. no SUFFLRER FROM ANY
DISEASE WHICH ARISES FROM
iMPURirN OF THE BLOOD NEED
DESPAIR WHO WILL GIVE uUS.
SHORES q SHORES NEW TREAT
MENr A FAIR TRIAL.
Coo 90 tho only RELIABLE Medical
lusl uto iu tho city. Uu. shores IS
Shores, consulting physicians, 90 East,
second South Street
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"I am glad to say ] hsVo boon cured by
Drs. shores & shores. / was a wr0tuhud
sufferer. Terrible headaches that almost
oct mo wild, nose stopped up, a constant
hawking aud clearing NJ the throat, bad
taste in tho mouth, my vlutuals did not
tAstO right 10 me, sharp palms all through
the body, greatly disirossed alter eating,
always tired after arising la tho morn
ing. had To- clear my head aud throat
before / could eat ! was very much
worried about my case, and friends adj
vlscd me 10 go 20 Drs, shores & Shores,
telling me how they hat boon made well,
and decided 90 give them a trial, And /
am now glad IN STATE that thoy have sue
coded Ia my case and ! fool Il duty
10 mako public tho results NJ their
wonderful treatment
"a stated above Mrs. Henson resides
nj Nosr Grape Street, Seventeenth Ward,
whore she can be seon, and will readily
verify her statement,
Siaiuouth for al. diseases, medicines
free
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THE rosroFFicg DEPARTMENT. CoH
CERSED.


PERRY, Okla, April ia terrible
isht occurred about forty miles east,
near the Even mountain, yesterday.
The noted outlaw, 1911 Dalton, BIZ
Doolnu and another outlaw, were
killed on the spot; also woman ANA a
little girl anu twD deputy matshals.
MnrshAl Me, OF Oklahoma, had been
planning for some days 10 catch tue
Dalton gang and thr marshal, with
Higk Thomas aud BIN Tlghuman, Of
Perry, with n crowd Of deputy mar.
shais, left some days ago 10 the eastern
part o. the Cherokee strip Ia pursuit.
The maTshals met Bruce Miller, one OF
tho gang, and the light commenced on
McElr0y's ranch, fituBu miles this
side on ingalls,. BIN Dalton and Bin
DoOluu were near by when the fight
occurred and went 10 Bruce Miller's
assistance, and regular Eight took
place.
The messenger that loft tho place Of
the conflict last night says that eight
persons In all had been killed, and the
latest news rom tho field OF conflict
Is that a running Eight is still In prog
ross, anu Il looks very muon like tue
outlaw gang Will bu swept out of sK-
isteucr. The prioeoi Dalton's capture,
dead or alive, 10 s., 800, Aud the price
OF Bill D0Olau's capture IL 1900.
Tue gang have tefrorl1rd Oklahoma
nnd a0uthcrns kAnsns the past four
years.
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wyomiue's Land CONTEXT.

DENVER, Colo, April ia Wash
ingIon special to the AetOs says, relative
70 tue cuHiication 10 Wyoming OF l5,-
OH acres OF lands selected by the state
under the grant from COngresa ON &C.
count Of the deaf, dumO and blild
asylum IN Laramie county, that the
lands were taken la the center OF the
Silver Crown mining district, ana heuoe
we're mineral lands anu not liable 10
settlement under the act.
The general land office Oiliciala say
the selections had been properly anu
legally certified b. Everything at the
lnterlot department showed tho law
had been scrupul0usly observed and,
with the sccrelary's approval, the title
10 the listed lauun passed from the gOv'
eminent completely to Wyoming.
Recently, however, motion Tor a
rJyloW OF the scoretary's order OF APP
lrovnl was tllei IN the general land
once, with accompanying AiilIRy s
aud papcTa, allegiLg that the LANDS
were mineral, anu had been irRuIu-
lenlly certified HH non.mlnerRl. The
motion papers were at once forwarded
To the secretary, anu are now under
consideration.
It's the understanding that, having
passed the title, the interior depart
meht cannot now revoke liz action and
Is without jurisdiction, unless IL be 10
cal on the state TO convey the land,
Sna II the ieo0nyeyance DO refused, 10
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Laborsr. ou,t wori,.

R0Cur5rtU N. ", April 18th,
ncl employed iu Che 49, Soldier mine
20 R'ynH.dsvillo, Pa, uwuli uy Boll,
Lewis d lates, numbering nhnu. ] 800,
wake "a. At noon today Rul 90 The
tamu hour tho.c employed iu the
Adrian and watson miuya, owned hy
ihr R1thestpr Is pi.rburg company,
luii wurs. The men at the EluUu,
Bglchires nui Holyelis miur9 con.
uuuUI t0 work, hut nl @ u'0ilCk au.
nuunced their intention %. ult return.
Ing tomorrow. This puts at least 1900
men uut Of work a. a toferunnur OF tho
big strike which g.us into effect -atur.
day noon, when % BE- tstiuaiUl nearly
100000 mon VIII Vuii work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-20

roNoopp. Mass, Aprl l9.-AI day
tony tpuc5rd aul Lexington nave
shsS,ed bousrs IN this, the hr'I celeefa'
1inn ~ patrlots' Jay AZ legal holiday,
mncb IN the same manner 49, they 40
10 years ag9, when ,na l,'r ',, ,1' ,So,'
lionary struggle was ioughl guy WI w.,
there. Tho celebration uesau ~ 'u w..
rice, with q lily,gun sslu,e - M w."
Concord independent ba',ery' = ~, Nv
a sham battle between V9h pany ..i = ~,
Concord and the Concord lhlel on ,,,., I,
Battery, M American minus R,,',.b m, ID,
aud Companies d and u o. fi.In s.,, ~,
ana l. OF Boston, ue ine bfl,ls' . irs "
iars, took place At the old noI'n utluk,
M ii O'CLOCK. Many thouaAhu7 VI
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