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ny GRO u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER TRUST
DEED.

NVnEREAs MARTHA FERGUSON IN
w hor own r ght joining with John Fef.
gutou her husband, BY their certain deed of
trust, male, executed anu delivered BY them
Cnrnick, and duly recorded In the recorders
onlce uf the County u alt Lake, Territory OF
Yah. In book IN" Of mortgages pages 2l5.g
confirm unto che said NJ. s. dcCoT.
nick party Of The second part In said deed u
trust tho following described premises stu
Taie, TeiHtslE o. Uiah. To- vi '1"" VI '"'
Commencing ono hundred ti00l feet north
o. the southeast corner0f block seventy Wu,
ca sandy station plat running thence sluli
OF SAID block thence west two hundred tlUHi
feet To the southwest corner Of
SAID eloos thence north seventy,
hundred tiOli fost; thence North twenty
i've t2il feet; thonce Etst one hundred Ilg1
ieet 20 place Of beginning, which said con.
the said Martha Ferguson and John Forsus6n
20 John schaTer o. tho sum OF {!,lUHUl on
October Too, ls1i, with Interest thereon al
twelve per cent per annum from March glrl
whereas, It was provided In said deed Of
trust that " de lault should bo made Iu t1s
thereof, wnen due, then said W. \. McC0rhlct
hiH successors or nssiFna would proceed tu sbl
SAID property a. puhnc yenduo 10 tho highest
bidder Tor oash, az the 'front.' door OF the county
court house m salt Lake City. Utah Terfitory.
fret giving twenty days notice of tho time
terms ana place OF such sale, by Adyertlaemert
IA some newspaper printed IN the Enelnu
language, published IN salt Lake City, and
whereas no part OF sad principal sum haa
been paid, except the sum OF iB73; there h
now due and unpaid thereon the sum 6f
g2Oi6g6 and
Nheroas the said John scharer ne tho legal
holder Of said note. hna requested raid "
MCCORMICK 10 sell said premises 10 pay a4ld
sum u money, now therefore, 1, The under.
signed, W, =, McCornick, trustee A. aflreaatd
at the request OF John 0chafcr, tho paypg'
Owntr and holder OF said note aui In accord,
anco with the provisions OF said truHt decd.
will, on wednesday thg 2ith day Of October. al
~ o'clock noon Of sali day, ~ the south front
door Of the court house, salt tAke county.
Utah Territory cell mo above doscr'Lei
premises, or bumcient thereof 20 pay SAID tn.
dcbtednesa, TO the highott bidder 'for casb
w, X. MCCORMICK,
Trustee
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PRICES, $50 TO sl.s5.
mARsHAi,s SALE

DURsuANr To as ORDER or SALE
II TO me, directed hT tho Third District
Court, of TIE Territory of Utah. / shall expose
" puhuc sale. NJ the front door Of the county
courthouse In the city Of salt Lake, county
Of salt l.1te and Territory OF Utah on the
llih Gay Of November lslt. Al W O'Clock a. m !,
Oh Tie right. title, claim ana interest u
Patrick ryan and ElNaheth Ryan, of, b., sud
90 the following described real estate, situate,
lying ana ueiuE In Halt Lake CITY and
County, aud described az follows, toswiti
Commencing a. point eighiysnye t'll feet
west % the southeast corner of lot two fll, OF
block twelve till, pat 49, salt Lake CITY survey,
running thence ucrit seven 40 rods. thence
west forty 900 feet. thence south srVen 90
rods thence east forty ltll o. u. 10 place Of
hcFiunine situate ~ the city and county ~
san iAto, Territory ~ Utah, 10 30 sold na
NE properly of ratuct Ryan ana Elizabeth
Hyan, At me suit u q a. Boutwell,.
Terms of sails. cash
NAT 81. BRIGHAM. U. q. Marshal.
by T. O.. AkChtA. Deputy Marshal.
nstrd Oftuher 18th is1t
Boom. tEr \ UHAr,atioracys Tor plaiutih.
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SUMMONS
IN the District Court In and for the Third
judicial Dis riot u ttah Territory,
County Of salt LaEc.

NMMNNAAN us NNNN OF = ian ANANlANNNa
County Of salt LaEe.
Alma n. wachiel. Plaintiff ". william y
Machtcl, Defendant
The People Of the 1er i,ory Of Utah send
greeting to William E.waehtsl, Defendant
YOU Am nEtEni REQUIRED TO
Il appear In an acunn hrough against you
hN the above unmcd planuh in the niatrct
Court Of the ihifd Judicial aiair| 60 Of the Ter.
ritury OF Utah. and 10 answer the complaint
n'cd therein within ten days te1clusiye 81 the
day uf serylccl after tho services ON you OF this
fummous-if served within THIS county. or, "
served out Of hi. county. but IN this district,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dnya-or Judgment BY default ,wiil DO taken
against you, according 10 tho prayer Of san
lie sAid &c ion IL brought 10 have a decree
OF TITS court uissnlVinE the bonds Of matrl.
mouy cNisung uetwegn piainun aud cefcnd
ant, aud awarding ~ plAintiH The custody Of
the minor child iasun OF said marriage. and
foi other relief prayed on tho following
grounds, 90 VII. hai within one month alter
sAid marriage defendant wtltully and without
cause deserted and abandoned plaintiff. anu
hAs ever IN continued 90 20 desert and
abandon plainun and 10 live separate aud
apart rom her, without any sunrienl cause
Or rAsou, anu against her viii. and further.
that tor over two yuars last past tcf ndant haa
WlIfu ly neglected 20 provide Tor plAinun tn
common nvcossaucs o. lito, having the ability
Nud you are hereby notified that u you faii
n hppcsr aud answer the said complaint ~
above required, thc said plaintiff Will apply 10
the court for the rciri demanded therein
Witness tho Hon. samuel a Merritt. judge.
and the seal ~ tue district court of Inc
Tnlrd Judicial uatrrt IA aud Tor the
lsEALl Territory Of ulah, tins el,t day Of
scpie her, 10 the year of our LORD
one thousand eight hundred and
II vID c. DUNBAR.
ny GRO II. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I Ulhn bill MINING Co, LOCATION
4 OF principal place OF business pnrk nv
.ummll county, Ubh, LocauOn oil MINI
i Tnahe creek Mining District Nasatch county
Nguoo e hereby given that NJ a meeting Of
lN' Noarl nl directors hold ut PARK City. iTtah
on we i,lh Gay Of september, 1924. an afsss..
W,Nt 30 lu or ouc and uue,haIf cont
pcf snare was levied on tho rapItai
loeA on we corporation, payable tOG.A CHIN,
W'Ahlrori room 2lH, OuuHttutllu bglidln9
a. or n.lNte i1 loil day OF November. l.Hl
ilAln. hulllt on lhr -nil l0lh day OF Noyrn.
bef, l1il, WIZ DO delinquent and ndyortisod az
aa.9 ny luuHo iuuuu ani if payment 10 moi
WANn ltlngr, VIII be sold uu the ann dav az
no,gmNef, 1904, 40 Room es Canttiufion
nulalns, A. D. M, 20 nay the nHsctsmont
l3seiuof Win cost oladyortlsing and cxpense
WALTER J. BURTON. secrot,rv
~ q a, Ntnna, Acting secretsry
lTk CITY, ltahLscpL 2sth. 1854.
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NoIIos.

In the Probate Couri 90 and for salt LAKE
County, Territory Of Utah
In tho matter OF the estate Of Enoch Reese
deceased.
NOTICE ~ Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ John ". Reese. administrator Of the
estate OF Enoch itseae deccasc1. mas rendered
Tor settlement and uiri in said court, hia nnat
account OF his admluisraIlon ~ said estate
add pcuu1n for nnai distribution o. hr residue
Of SAID estate amonF tho per ona entitled
thereto, aud that saturday, inc ..,h Gay OF
November A u. is4i AZ 10 O'clock IN. al the
cnur room u sand court In the Coun Court
House, salt l.ase pty and County. Utah Ter.
fiiorN has been dolly appointed by the iu 20
uf stid court, for tho sctilemcnt ~ SAID
account and bearing taid petition for distrihu.
ton a. winch time and place ANY person
Interested Ia said estate may appear and how
cause n any there be-, why said account
should not be settled and approved and nuAl
distribnu0u made a. prayed Tor
Dated october i'm, A. o.. lsJt
n. y. MELOY,
clerk Of Probate Court.
ny , Y. JACK. deputy CLERK.
John NJ. Cannon. attorney,
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4 pear ~ an aetipn brought against Ypu Nv
thc abovs named plaintiff iu tLu District Clur.
Of he Third Judicial uisTict oi ,hc iuuitofy
uf lui uu 90 answer the amended come
plant hlcd therein within ten days tesciusigo
ut tue day Of sOryiceI after the service on you
81 ihis Fuu muns- y served within this couuty
or " served out OF this ruuutt, bat iu tuia
district. within twenty dtys otherwise wiilin
Tor y days or judgment BY default viii bs
taken asaiuft you, according 70 Tue prayer ~
nall amended comp ANT
The SAID action b brought 10 have a decree OF
thia court for tho fufccIosuru ct ryrlaiu
mortgage eNccutcdhy defendants liufgo 30 unu
g. =, t'afk, september ~, ls3i, upoH prem.
isca hrst hereinafter uescnncd. gwen 10 srcuro
payment uf certain pfomiaturY note, exc.
cuied BY tald defcndant TO sad q. =. Cars,
August H1rd, 10 fur $500 due one gear
alter date, with interest from maturity ~ 10
per cent per annual said note being que and
unpaid save interest - July at .il. and
April tth. 1879 said note sud mnitaaFe havinf
bcon duly haaiEucd 10 p'aiAuu, winch ia now
ne ne holder thereof. . par OF sal premises
mortgage being the premises ser1u ly heron.
~ ter dcsrfibcdi 10 have amount ct sad
mortgage debt AsccftAiucd aud rmounI duS or
OWING u Mrs Geo. " stern secured on adj
prcmiatsi ~ have A. order of sale 10 usuai
tlfm To raise amount dee 90 p'aiuudi anI tor
9ther fel'el' sml mortsagcd premises arc
de.cribed - follows, 70 VIII Commencing az
:, ". corner Of lot d, hlncs % Plat "a, !" aait
tAto ,iY survey running thence east -
iecL thence south 90 feet 10 irs b. inr' saii
released premises are described as fnIiuwaf
Commencing Atap Int o. icrt east ct anuth.
west corner Of aaii lot .. running thence east
luu feet, thence north ~ feet theuro west lOl
icot, thence south 10 feet 10 beginning. also
commencing ~ point % irct east and rods
south o. uorthwCstcOfnpr OF said lot a,runninr
thence east % feet, thence south De fpei
uCnco west iu feet, thence NORTH tIl fret IL
beginning, situate M -alt tnko Uiy and
County utah Ana you ate hereby notinci
that u you tail 70 appear aud answer the saii
amended complaint a. Above required. tho
domandCd therein,
Witness, the Hon. samuel A. Merritt, judge.
and the zeal VI the District Courtof
the Third Judicial District In and Tor
SEAL The Territory of Utah this tth dav ~
June, On the year ~ our lord ana
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
fOur.
No.. DAVID &, DUNBAR. CLERK
hY GRO d. Loohis, Deputy Clcrk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and Tor SAT- Lsto
County Territory Of Utah
In the Matter Of tue Estate OF John n.
Aumei, deceased
order 70 show cause why order Of sale N
real estate should not be made.
EusrAN H. BACHNlAN, THE ADMINTs.
~ traitor OF tho estate Of John ~ Humpl
uecrase1, having ncd petition herein. duIy
Neflhrl, PRAYING Tor an order ~ daIo OF mo
re. r,ial9 Of alid decedenl, Tor gho purposes
itn therefore ordered by tho Judge OF said
e.uiN lnal al persons inturcated ~ the estate
Or aall declared appear before tho said pTD.
uat1 court on saturday, the Goth day OF Oc.
lpler ~, nc 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF SAD
ual, No Aho court room ~ sara Probate Court
~ we county Court iouae, IN the city ana
county Of tat Lake, Utah Territory, 90 SHOW
gAuso why On order should not hr granted 10
We hAll administrator to sell sQmnch OF tho
luAl estate OF the said deceased gpTiyate sals
a rha!i DE necessary and that a COM of
lhls order To- published Al least our successive
N'eAu 10 the bEsERLr EVENING NEws. A
ana county N wv
dated September 18Th 1884,
JACOB ~ BLAZE,
A, ,r Probate judge
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EoTlcE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Thomas GOODMAN, dersa,eL
NJ uIltE Is nHBLlY GIVEN BY TuH
- guNefsisucl, auWluiatrator VI tho lei.
IVY 81 ANo t'aH Goodman. deceased 10 mo
stl,,l,.i' oN an9 All persons haUng claima
WI VIZ hVet'anry vouchers, within ten months
al,sF we hrtl publication of tins notice. 10 ihe
sai1i a3in,n W. traitor az No, 90 south, Main hL,
nalt lAke CIV, in Tho County OF hnli IAE1.
Dated october ltlh, !aiL
.,.,t,,., "a, b. WOOLLFY,
nouimuu, deceased. '''s
JAAls IL MOVIE. attorney fur cstato.
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NoIIoE.

NJ Office j. nEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meuing Of the stockholders Of the lifib
Mard cooperative Mercantile Institution "A iii
be held at the lnsuluuuus once. No f-l7 A.. a
seventh South 81, salt Lake Uty, on Wednss 7,
day evening, oct "a, 1854 az O'Clock. fDr tbe
purpose Of hearing reports, enc eIectiou ~
dtcllnte ior lnt ontuing year, and Tor the
come before the meeting ''
JAMES FREEnAlBS, Secretary.
salt Lake CITY, sept 20, 1884.
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And in accordance with law, and order Of
the hoard Of directors made on the 18th dAy of
August, 1914. - many shares % each parcel 81
such stock a. may be- necessary, viii DO sold ai
she south door 81 Weber County Court ilouse
iu ugtun. Utah. on the ANA nay ~ october.
is1t. At ~ n'c och noon u said day, 10 pay do
cost " advertising and expenses OF the sale.
J. O. NNE, secretary.
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The People Of the Territory OF VA send
rcouuEi 60 MILAN burke Mary g..
hurko, bic wife, tdwaui Topper, Mrs,
1tufgc ". stern, Catherine g., Dyer.
Aaron he ser WI liam 70 hCluruIrt,
MARY lluAen, Union National hauu. Of
rait Lake city, rnfpor ii0t, Edward %.
weeks, Iru Zee for N. o. scott n. o.
Scott, ami N. q. huiurd, q, ". TAYLOR aud
to1rEu Cuurkcr doing business under tho
1fu nam of rfomontory STOCK company,
nnfgudantH
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY.

N Office -1nERE ARR DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock. on
account OF assessments levied on August "a,
-, the several amounts set opposite the
hames OF tue respective shareholders, o. FOL
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court ln aud flr the Third Ju
deal Distinct Of utHh 1uril1fy
County of sails Lake

The National Bank NJ the Republic. plaintiff,
We
william BURKE. MAR T.. uurtU.A.a wife, Edward
Topper Mfs. nHurgo ". rtcarn. Natucriua
y, IeL Aaron hCyscr. william r, Nee
toruirk. Mary hriNon. Union National
Bank 81 -lit Lake tltY. "a corporation, tds
ward -. Vic D, trustee tor ~ 49, scott,
II. u Scott and N. ~. nuforu, " faYlnr
and George Cr0ckOr, doing bufIncas under
the fru name OF i'fum1nt0ry stock Com.
uauV. Defendants
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joseph liattonhach. plaintiff, W Daniel
AltNander, Jutia Alexander, Jennie Atxhn.
der, Benz imin Htrinman, Isaac Butter aud
samuel Butler, 90 partners a. hutier brothers.
hcnry ace, llliam NuA, u, EanmAn, Jona'
taan iAcc, II iituman aut D., Michael, Co.
partners ~ ace, -tix 4 Company, :. W. Mo-.
rsou, edward Morrill,, sAmu.i Merrill and
Thomas a. ktni, co partners A. MOI.
risnu Merrill a Company, Howard
Jaiirty and John q. 4. Woodruff,
co.pAftners az 4 h. Jallrey a Company, HucE,
ford suapvndrr Company. a corporation a. h.
Williams, A " Clapp % "a corporation, lienry
Nonstadier, Jnc0b ID Nrustadiof, David Nou.
stAliur, lsaac Ouuenhuimur and Higmuud
fuucntwangcr. cn.partnora a. NeustAdtof
brothers. and salt Lake Construction Com.
pany, = corporation, defendants.
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court Of the Third judicial
bauict OF Utah Territory,
Cuuuty Of sat Lake.
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PUTNAM NAIL co.,
H,poBSst. Boston, EasL

For Sale by z c. N. /. and Branch
VI uses.
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Alma n. Wachtcl. Plaintiff W. william y
MArhtri, Defendant
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gfesuns to Wmism E.wss6tsl, Defendant
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21
Words Of Lincoln.

The workers OF the country have their
rights, and those rights must be respect
ed. In a message sent to thirty-seventh
congress, Abranam Lincoln said:
In my present position could scarcely
be justified were TO omit raising q
warning voice against the approach Of re-
turning despotism. It is not needed nor
fitting hire that q general argument
should be made in favor Of popular in.
stitutions, but there is one point not 90
hackneyed to which ask brief atten-
tion. 1t is to the effort to place capital
on an eqnal footing with, II not above,
labor in the structure Of government.
1t is assumed that labor is available only
in connection with capital; that nobody
lsbors unless somebody else owning cap
ital somehow by the use OF it induces
him to labor. Bot capital is the fruit oi
labor and could never have existed il
labor had not first existed. Labor ls the
superior of capital, and deserves much
the higher consideration.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

II is SAID that Cook county must pay
for all railroad property destroyed q,
Chicago, and that Mr.. Pullman and the
railroads will not lose q cent, as their
losses must be made good to them. Who,
We ask Is TO make good to the widow and
orphan the loss OF the husband and fathe,
who went down in the soldiers ranks OF
fell among the mob? M one il beld re,
sponsible for these losses. Poor men,
workmen and soldiers, are bat brutes
whose lives are nothing, bu. the public
must pay Mr.. Pullman for his destroyed
cars. And this is what we call Law and
Justicel II is thus the rich become rich.
or and the poor poorer.
Jay Gould once said that he could hire
one half the plain people to kill off the
other half, and by the esgerness men ia
G dorado have sought deputy msrshals'
certificates recently to shoot down their
fellow men, We are led to believe that
Jay Gould understood the people he
always had such contempt for.-Ores
and Metals.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is in.
famed you have rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can oe taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an infamed con.
ditlon Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.J CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

The Postal Telegraph forces haye put
up four miles Of California-made poles
west Of Winslow. Shooting was neces.
sary to secure holes in the rocky forma-
ton, which will be encountered for forty.
four miles west. With no detention on
the part Of the railway the stretch to
Flagstaff will be completed August 5th.
Wires will be strung in few days, three
miles having in the meantime been put
on poles already up. Two hundred
miles Of wire are on hand, and plenty OF
poles. The line is completed from
Albuquerque to Gallup and the gang is
working west from there to Winslow.
Complete from Albubuerque to Glorietta,
and from La Junta to Trinidad. -
Albuquerque Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21
Senator Teller al Home.

Yesterday Senator Teller returned 10
Denver from Washington for visit Of y
, few days. He 10 In good health. To
avoid the possible annoyance Of delays
he came by the way Of st. Louis rather
than Chicago In an interview he ex.
pressed himself in part in this way while
talking Of the tariff DILL:
II do not think the good times prom
ised us by the adoption Of new tariff
law will he realized. There will be the
same disappointment that followed the
repeal Of the Sherman law. There will
be no real prosperity In this country, or
any other. until the money question is
settled, ard that cannot be settled in any
other way than by the recognition Of sill
yer as a money metel equal in its mints
privileges with gold.
"The interest in silver is ON the in.
crease and feel encouraged TO believe
that the silver question, now the tar. fl
question Is for the time being out OF the
way, must attact attention in all sections
OF the country. It is really a much more
important question for the people OF the
United States than the tariff question.
."All the world 10 upset and disturbed
by this siiver question, or, 10 put it IN an:
other way, by the attempt to establish
gold standard. When we put the United
States on true bimetallic basic, by
opening our mints to The free coinage OF
silver at the ratio of 16 TO /, we will do
much. to restore silver TO it's old position
as the equal Of gold.
"All the production OF silver is now
consumed, but it is consumed on gold
basis, and II bought and put into money
IL Is subordinate to gold, and has little or
no influence on prices.
There is growing sentiment that We
must settle the silver question without
waiting for other nations to approve Of
our action. 1t is, however, quite impos-
sible to say when this sentiment will be
strong enough 10 CON Del action on the
part Of the United States. There is no
hope Of any relief while Grover Cleve.
land rs president. Record.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

William Bohne has commenced work on
tunnel to cut the vein OF the Mint
mine, Layne Springs, several hundred
feet below the surface. He took out a
load Of grub Wednesday. The Mint IL
a splendid gold producing property on
the bill above the Nighthswk and ID
owned by Capt j. P. Layne and George
Dougherty. Mr.. Dougherty has taken
several thousand dollars from the mine
during the past year.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

We understand that Mr.. Lund, Of the
old firm Of Wooley, Lund and Judd, is
looking at several mining properties in
Minnesota mining district with view to
purchase. He will erect mill and work
oil the ores from his own properties and
also all custom ores offered tor sale. Mr..
Lund is thorough mining and mill man
and will make q success Of any under.
taking.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

We understand that the Horn Silver
mine, at Eugene Camp, will soon be sold
to Utah parties at good figure. The
Horn Silver gave an average sample Of
over 230 ounces in silver and two ounces
in gold for distance of over 300 feet in
length on the claim and showed an aver
age width of eighteen inches. This
shows 1t to be one Of the best properties
in Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

When capitalists combine TO secure the
possession of some natural monopoly it ia
called enterprise, and the world ap-
plauds. When laborers combine to se.
cure the fruits Of their own industry it Is
called anarchism. and the courts are call
ed upon to suppress it.--Raton Reporter.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

Judge Morton Of FL Dorado Canyon,
has gone to San Francisco to attempt to
raise enough capital to bring mill into
the new district five miles below the
canyon. There are many gold properties
there that can be made to pay hand
sornely and mill there will be the
thing to cause boom.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

Fred Lonsrd and John Sullivan are
working on lease on the c. o. d. mine.
They have to run crosscnt fifteen feet
through hard rock before they reach the
ore body, but when they get to it they
will have q bonanza,
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

The White Hills Company shipped
three bars OF bullion Thursday to the
Denver mint. Toe bullion was valued
at $500 The output Of the mill Is now
some hing over $4,000 per month and
only The l,we-t grade ore is being
worked.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

Charles H.ndis fitting five STAN p mill
In Gold B,sn aud will work ores from
several vAlnanle gold properties in that
district. Mr. Hand has concluded that
q gold mill vii be = paying proposition
ind that f' can make success of the
project.
Mohave County miner., 1894-07-21

o. d. Clack is still driving the tunnel
on the claim Of Clsck and Mcmahon in
TX L Basin, and is close to the ledge.
He expects to finish the contract In
about ten days