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Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Mrs. X. M. Jones, Of C-rbt. accom-.
panied ny her son and daughter. Morgan
and Mamie. and Miss NJ. X. DSyer, T..
visiting KinsmAn. MISS DSyer. who
has been teaching school ut Cerbat leaves
'odty for her home In Ohio, and Miss
Jones, who has been teaching school al
Peach Springs will return 10 her home
in Cerbat.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

J. w. Geiritt il in receipt Of a letter
from W. T. Whyte, Of Lima, Ohio. max.
ing inquiries for long lost brother, John
7. Whyte. Mr.. Whyte last heard from
his brother in B,nhsm. Texas, In 1873.
the communication stating that he (,h-
brother, intended to make his home in
Ariz INA. Any information concerning
John T. Whyte will he thankfully rsceive
It this Office or by w. +. Whyte, Lima,
Ohio.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

A colorei xentlsm IN, wh, lives near
the old pl sceritss on the Santa Msri,,
who is commonly known ~ the By
Niger, became incensed at . neixhbor
ths other day AMI took . shot at him.
Tne bullet stru.k the gronnd near the
mans feet - he heat . hssty retire It
over near by sand hill. The negro
will be arrested. It is thought he 10 in
sane.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Captain w. g. Hsoul, president Of the
Mexican National raiIioad, has been IN.
t.rviewed by a reporter for the Atlanta
Constitution. and among many other
things Of importance TO our people. the
Captain 10 reported as saying:
/" have come to the conclusion that in
the present state Of affairs in the United
States, the issue ia clearly drawn. Silver
is the money Of the people, and gold r.
the money Of the corporations. The gold
standard will kill the farmer and destroy
all hope for him. but it is the life
Of the corporation. Silver is the
money Of the people, the money Of the
farmers and small traders. Under q ell.
yer basis the people of the country will
prosper, hut the corporations will he hurt.
have changed my views on the money
question. You will recolIect that less than
u year ago In q conversation l had with
you, I expressed myself strongly se ,ins,
the free coinage of silver, and in favor Of
the gold standard. Well, l have been in
Mexico since, and have had an o'j c'
lesson in the management Of the road Of
which I am president. Although the
road ia forced 10 pay it's interest and fixed
charges at two to one, the exchange price
Of silver for gold. yet it has m sde money
through the enhanced business DONE"
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

A deed Vas filed for record today In
the recorders Off - conveying al the
right, title and interest Of Thomas w.
Gslixher in and to mining property In
Wesver district. this county, to ]. G.
Mckenzie, Of Colorado. The only re.
msrksble thing aboIt the transfer Il the
isct that Mr. Gallagher decided this same
property TO Hon. w. H. Lake, before he
left this county.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Sheriff Rost,oronRh returned from Phe
nix Thnrsdsy night with +. Rosenthal
whom G .ddis 4 Perry charged with oh
tanning money under false pretenses. The
preliminary examination was held before
Judge Redmsn yesterday afternoon and
the defendant was held for trial on q mis
'lemeanor charge. The trial takes place
this afternoon before jrrv.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Charles e. Bowers has been appointed
agent for the Los Angeles Herald in
Kingmsn. A representative Of that able
j,nrnal was in K,ngman ons day this
week and succeeded in obtaining six,een
subscribers In sbont an hour. The Her.
aid is the only paper for our people to
pasrOniza.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

The Gold Mining Company Of Music
Mountain 10 now mining with full force
OF men on the mine and mill. Peer
Benson. an old time mill man, has charge
OF the s'nalsamsfinR department, while
George Aitken, one Of the hest miners on
the coast. will superintend the develop
ment OF the mine.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Bhear chapter Of the K. L. o. X. T.
disbanded last Tuesday evening. The
young folks met on that evening for the
last time at the residence Of DR.. Esly,
where many Of their friends had con.
sreested and right jolly good time was
had. The cause Of the dissolution was
the removal from town Of goodlv mum.
Der OF the order.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Smith 4 Mulligsn have struck .
splendid body Of free gold ore in their
mine, near the Horn Silver. Eugene
c.mp, giving them two Of tha hest mill.
ing prnpertie, on the Pscifc coast. The
Horn Silver shows continuous ore body
for hundreds .lf feet along the claim.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Kingmsn has young man who can
elonvsfe his neck several inches. When
he converses with an Indian he begins to
stretch. and the Indian generally utters
Mortified cry and breaks for the hrush
They call him "All-ee same B N. Crane. I"
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Kingmsn lacks sbmt ten houses TO
accommodate all who are now looking
for dwellings Why do not ou' moneved
men huild several cottages? The rental
wonld paw them an immense interest on
their inves' rrant
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

The W. II Tavxart Mercantile Com
pany has sold to NJ. w. Flournoy, oi
Albuquerque, the Senator mine and mill
The consideration named in the deed il
$1,000 The senator IL certainly one ol
tho great gold properties Of Arizona and
will soms day be turning ou. it's divi
dends by the thousands monthly.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Fred G arrow h - made gold discov.
cry in the mountains between Burso
Creek and ths Santa NJ aria that is one Of
the richest f,ds made in tn It region
Toe ledge ia two feet In width and will
run on An average ~ per ton. The ore
can be assorted to run away mp In the
hundreds.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02
Esfr1yed

From Chloride, two work horses, one
sorrel and the other bay. The bay
horse has white spot in its forehead
and noticsbly long tail. Any informs
ton leading to the recovery Of the ani.
mails will he rewarded by com mnnicatinQ
with ]. P. Finegsn or G. N. Conard.
Chloride, Arix INA.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Frank O'Diy and George N Conard
have leased the Oro Plato and Mariposa
mines, Todd Basin. and will immediately
put force Of men to work on them. The
mines are among the hest in the county
and carry free gold in paying quantities
The product Of the mines will be worked
in the Todd Basin mill.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Gsorse II Brosns, vi .Mosq ,erq ~, Is
nox ths superintsndsnt Of the rennsssse
mine. We undssstAni il is the intention
Of the aex N engagement 10 pat in
hoissing plant AMI als1 machinery for
the re- Id:t,oa : I'd c,a:-n'r s'ion OF ores.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Spaci,l t,-T Wu~rbesry, OF the
postofi - department. has got onto q
clew 10 tbs robbery II the mail sack At
this station soma weeks ago. The man
is in the hills in 'ha ne'ghhorhooI OF
D,gsett and W 'lliJai Indi ans are on his
trail,
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Toe KsnAwas Valley, Nv. Va J Dem.
ocrAs saooun :es tn It next week It w,ll
publish An article from the pen Of Mrs.
Fannie E wing scott. Mrs. s SOFT is An
elegant and forcible writer who is csrtsin
TO make hDr III ark in the literary world.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

George Anisews. wnU A1,ei 10 the day
operator at this station for many month,
past, has been appointed agent 1t Big.
dad, California. HIS many friend, here
are grstifed to heir Of his promotion.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

A car containing hay helonging to
Joseph Finrgsn was broken open last
night in the railroad yard and several
bales Of hay stolen. Mr.. Finexsn has
lost nearly hundred dollars worth Of
hay and barley In the past ak months.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

People who want the news o; the coun.
ty should read the MISER Il 10 the
nessiest local paper in Ariz ma and pub.
lishes everything Of imp ,rtsnre.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

The cottonwood trees around town sre
leaving out and the apricot trees are in
full bloom. Fruit will be much earlit =
than Il was last year.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

The advertisement o. tho C1n narcisl
II ,sel, under the new management. ap.
pears In this issne Of the MINER Mr.
Cohenour is one Of the heat hotel men in
Kinsmsn and with the asaistan oi
his amiable wife. is bound to make the
Commercial the hotel nf the town.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

r. T. Root, of The White Hills company
went to Denver Monday night. He VA
accompanied from White Hills ny his sol
and superintendent McD.rmish.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

w. H. Rogers and Chsslss O'Mslly.
the accommodating managers Of the w.
H. TA9g .rt Mercantile Company . branch
store ct Whi's Hills, Was IN Kinsmsn
Tuesday. Mr.. O'MAlIy has gone to
Prescott to visit mis- family and NJ.
X ,sers returae.i 10 White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Lsfe Sinetta hssx',A ol, ~ fhe Pare
Metal mine. near the Grand Canyon Of
the Colorado. to look ont roai over
which 10 hsnl ora IN the railroad. The
Arizona Copper Company expec'a to
commence shipping ore in about .
month.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

George H snAon hes N wed his house
from the south side Of the track TO his
place on C,dW street AMI {, p1,tinx it
up in good shape. H, will have ons Of
the incest little nj ~a. ~ tha town,
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Superintendent Holmes il having the
main oh ,ft Of the Csrhst mine thoroughly
timbeFed and will commence sinking a.
soon a. everything il in proper shape
A whim has bern pot on the shaft and
this will be used until water il encoun.
tered.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Part Of troop Of stranded minstreIe
are in town and gave an entertainment N
the Commercial Hotel Thursday night.
Tonight they give sacred concert at the
church. They are good performers and
apparently sqrsve boys.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

The Bdckeys mine shipped . carload
Of ore to the sampler this week The
face Of the main tunnel on the mine is
10 now in rich ruby silver ore that prom.
ises 70 open up into \ big chn,a.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

o. p. Hart. the Needles dentist, will
20 from here to White Hills sbou, the
middle Of next week. H has been kept
busy here since his arrival and his work
has given COOL satisfaction.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

John. Harris and brother moved qnite
y supply OF furniture to the Oak Greek
ranch Of j. II. Johnson this week. Il II
our understanding that Mr.. Harris will
reside there in the near future.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Brro Creek M TRY 10 Axun looming
up % . gold producing section. There
Ia no doubt that II there was mill on
the creek IL would be tusninx out thou
sands OF dollars monthly
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

S,mnel Cvz'-r. TX ch sir,nsn OF the
bo.rd OF supervisors OF Mohsve county,
was In K,ngm,n yes'er,liv. Mr.. Crozier
is settling nn the aff.irs Of the firm Of
Crozier Il NJ Msrkenxie
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

We are informed that the mining com.
p'ny that proposes to operate in Lost
b''in will soon h I've engineers in the
neld 10 make Hnsl survey OF site for
mill and wItsr motor on the rver and
also . srsm~sy line from tho mines TO
the mill. Tne prospect Is one Of great
nsgnitufe and will her Ill . nav depart
ufe In mining and milling in Mohave
county.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Hon 0. ID VI. Il ,ii,s N one Of the
d rector, of the Arizona Historical So,
ciety Tne OH ,ct Of this organic ,tion il
to preser!s tI,storics Al facts aud data in
relation to Ariz ,ra
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

We understand tnAt William Cs.ey has
struck rich ledge Of gold ore on the
west side of the Wsllapai mountains,
sbout twenty miles sou'h of Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

A NJ Med itf,s cams u k.ngman last
night Hs has been working on the
Rinbow mine for s,ms time past and
will soon cpnmsnce extensive operations
on the property.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Road overseer Brswn has done an
imnen@e amount Of work on the road.
lea ling to K'nym an the past two months,
f3r which the thanks OF the travelling
public is due
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Dsniel B melli has decided to George
A. Bo0elli all his right, title and interest
10 tho Quail Spring ranch and other
ranch property in Mohaye ..yrnty.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Noah Morgan. Of White Hills, this
week, cent In small lot Of very rirh
ore from the Sshsefer Treasure mine and
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Another rain storm 10 on the tapis
which will probably show up ab1ut the
l1th or 18th.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02
local. I PERsouaL.

Tae MISER Is newspaper. Read 1
and be convinced.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Engage hoard at the Commercial. Best
meals in town and most cheerful and
pleasant dining.room. ?
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

We regret 70 hsw Of the rsn3val OF
AGENT Twr from Kingn N station as
ne has been here ~ long that he has
oeen regarded as fixture. During his
tnree years residence In Kingman he has
been faithful public servant Of The rail-
road company. His family will be
missed by their large circle Of scqrsint-
ancas 10 this vicinity. The good wishes
Of the com nunity 70 with them to their
new homo in Manueleto, New Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

There were few scraps around town
this week, the result Of the near sp-
prosch Of the sQninoxial storms.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Mr.. Cooper, N Bagdad. will take
charge Of the KIngmsn offire tonight
He 10 said to be an excellent gentleman
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02
Harry Strswbell and E Riordsn are
IN from the Ci.emehnevs mountains.

William Carr and james 3uckasn
came down from blackberry 1londAy
night. They ara good miners.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Nov 10 the time to pay your subscrip.
tioa and avoid extra torture in the infer.
nal regions.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02
NOTICE.

Kingman Arix. Feb, 1Ath 1894
Notice 10 hereby given that the Little
Boy mine or the owner thereof will nos
he responsible for any debts contracted
by the lesaees thereon.
n. THOMAS KNOTT.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Concepcion Martinez. who died last
SAturisy night WAS buried Monday af.
tsrnoon. OR Mexican population At.
tended the funeral in y hodv.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

DR.. Psn'lsni, the Prescott dentist
will be In K'Dgm.n for one week from
March 4,h. DR.. Pentland 10 first class
dentist and his work Ia guaranteed in all
cases.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

The kingmsn sampler this weeh
worked three tons Of ore from the Tuck.
ahoe mine.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Many witnesses we're In from White
Hills this week attending the exsmina'
ton OF Dan Congdou.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Charles Smith 10 in from the Hort
Silver mine. Eugene camp, this week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Work Is now in progress on the Lake
building and It will be rushed to com
pletion.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

o. ID ClAck was down from the G. o
d m,ne this week after supplies He
says that the mine is looking we'll and
that the leasers are msking some money.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

John Pino. our sen'IenA Aniy night op
orator, Was called TO Yuma Monday By
the serious illness OF his mother.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

William Rislav brought IN two tons ol
ore from the D,isy mine, White Hills.
and had It worked 1t the Kingman
sampler.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Joe Finncxsn was in from Chloride
Thursday. Mr.. Finneaan 10 building up
. large mercantile business In that section
OF country.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

We understand that there will be q
wedding In Kingmsn Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

I l.. Ayres was IN from Cerbat this
week. Mr.. Ayres Ia hustler and In
sure to bring his mining properties to
the front.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Grant Richsrt is now the polite clerk
at the Hubhs House.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Hon. Law ]. Ls>s1ll u building "a
al iition to his residence on Bssi street
Looks rather suspicious. Lew.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Miss Maggie Fisher. Of San Jose, ia
now permanent fixture at the Hubbs
House.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02
Attention is called to the new adver.
iisement OF the Commercial hotel.

Bids are advertised In this issue for the
OF the new school house.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Fruit trains from California arc passing
east at all honrs Of the day and night.
Mohave County miner., 1895-03-02

Morgan Jones was over from Csrbst
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-20

When he collapsed in the homesretch he was re,
garded by the average bettor as ratner seeuy
cantaoupe. Everybody dazed at Do.aora az >
ignominious defeat Peppers victory IL ,he ia'e
was hot STUFF for some OF the layers OF odds
Captain 5. s. Brown present at the ; raGes'
He reports business booming in the iron industrIes
but bewails the lack of In the OHIO Rlver anu
its tributaries The water has been so low @ @slhce
the beginning OF June that CAPTAIN Brown e"oi
fleet OF coal barges has been ted up a''
summer. , .-..,
Probbly TIE water that has been missing rom ON
the Ohio River has been used TO irrigate the IN
teriors OF certain racehorses which have peeh Iu"-
ming very queerly in the East . -,
There will be racing at Brighton Beach to-day
The many friends OF Charles II Magure .% oWhsd so
OF Fon du Lac and other horses. VIII be gao 70 20
knowing that Mr. Mcguire Is improving az the oen.i
Hospital In Brooklyn. lie was stricken "''"
severe illness If the racecourse on Iuesday
New-York tribune., 1895-09-20
WINNERS AT OAKLEY.

Cincinnati. Sept l9.-The Pearl Stakes for two
year-old fllies was the OF the day at Oakley
The best Of that age and sex In the west Were tne
contenders Motilla closely attended by saline
CI,ouot set a heartbreakng pace at the fall OF the
flag All came down the stretch under drve'
Motilla looking all over a winner, hut Bergen win
a tremendous effort. brought Mobalaska up III m III a.
last few strides winning the post by neck !, IN
ll4i1 breaking the track record for two-y arrd
Ramiro In the first race made A new track lecoiu
for five and one-half furongs-lD'f.. Sumihaiie''
First race (hve and onehalf furonEs)cham'ro' .,
(Thorpe) even won. Don Garlic. ia t. Carrl .
second. sir play ito Tuberve) TO l. third Tine
1O7& -, ,oo
Second race six and one-half furongs)s arTie bye
(Thorpe) 4 10 l. won: Springland l1o CLAYTON,
second; Suspense los Urving). to /, third Ine
Third race Zone uile,-Olive iOl Bergen to ). won
Logan 1l2 CNoble) 10 second. Senper Lex H. 'ia
tim. IL ]. third Tme-l:i2
Fourth Pearl Stakes for two-year-od ni,r r
six furongsl- Mobaaska ll2 N3ergenl. q 10 !, 20
Mot,ila Ii2 q HID 30 10 l. second Kate Legrand' liz
Clayton. 20 l. third Time-1;l4'1.
Fifth race tone mile and seventy yards)-Juoltn iv'
Thorpe 10 l. won Cherrystone 81 q. Gardner 70 l.
second, Leo Lake. lO3 (Bergen)' to Z. tn'rd i'ne
f.1Ct.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-20
THE LARCHMoNT CLUB RACES.

The cup races OF the Larchmont Yacht club Will
be sailed as follows: Tomorrow, for the cup pre-
sented by Miss Beach, for schooners; on Monday
FOR the Larchmont cup, for schooners, the contest
for which was postponed from September IA on
account OF the international races On each day
there will be special for 81 and q foot raters
Special races for "a and 2l foot raters were held
by the Larchmont Yacht Club yesterday, and sailed
over the clubs regular triangular courses In the
Sound of the clubhouse at Larchmont the only
starters In the 34-fOot class the Acushla and
the Dragon. the former winning by seven minutes
six seconds The Naquero which started alone IN
the 2l-foot class. had walkOver Light airs and
calms made the almost mere drifting
matches. Special races for the same classes VIII
take place on Saturday and Monday
The closing OF the season at the Atlanuc iacnt
day About all this means is that 10 enjoy din
party there after this date the members must
send notice in order to have II served. go
J. F. Hitchcock OF the Atlantic Yacht club. VIII
have a party OF friends with him on his yacht, the
Cygnet at the race between the Ethelwynn ana
Spruce " at oyster Bay on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-20
ASSESSORS BEFORE THE TAX BOARD.
MAJOR HAvERTY SAID TO BE PHYSICALLY IN
CAPACrTATED FOR HIS WORK
WENDT's FTRLOTGH.

MAJOR HAvERTY SAID TO BE PHYSICALLY IN
CAPACITATED FOR HIS WORK
wENDTs FCRLOUGH.
Major p NJ Haverty. for the last ten twelve
before the Tax Commissioners yesterday no.
tlce served upon him some time ago to show cause
why he should not be removed from office. The
Major is afflicted with creeping paralysis and, 1t Is
charged. is physically incapactated. President
Barker and Commissioners Sutro and Wells heard
the testimony The city represented by As
slstant Corpora tion Counsel Theodore Connoly and
Major Haverty's lawyers were Senator Thomas c..
O'Suivan and Gilbert ID. Lamb.
The case OF the Majors colleague Assessor
Charles f. Wendt had also been set down for
animation yesterday. Mr.. Wendt went TO Germany
without the permission OF the Tax Commissioners,
1t is alleged and thereby forfeited his office. The
citation TO appear yesterday was served upon him
in Berlin Mr. Wendts was postponed for one
week on the application OF his counsel. who asked
for an adjournment because Mr.. Wendt's physician.
DR.. Webb-who IL Is said ordered the Assessor to
go to Carlsbad for his heath-was out OF town
yesterday Gibson Putzel Mr.. Wendts lawyer.
said that Mr. Wendt meant no d.srespect 10 the
Commissioner by taking n furlough the only one
he had taken In seven years
When the case OF Major Haverty was taken up
Mr. Lamb offered In evidence the Majors discharge
from the United States Army which showed that
he was a veteran OF the war. Mr.. Lamb contended
that as a veteran, Assessor Haverty was not sub
ject removal and that the commissioners did
not possess the power 10 remove him.
The case adjourned TIL next Friday.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-20
A GOLF CLUBS TENNIS TOURNEY

The members OF the Morris County Gof Cluo
turned out in force to see the opening games OF
the invitation tennis tournament which began yes
terday afternoon the club courts near Convent
Station. y J. The contestants include some OF the
best tennis players OF the Oranges. together with
a few OF the Morristown players. The home play
ers seemed unused to tournament play and were
all defeated by the visitors
The seml-fnal round reached In the singles
and TWO matches begun In the doubles one
OF which was left unfinished on account OF dark
Scores:
Mems singles preliminary rourd)-M. Walker beat T. s.
Kingman 90. % clifford A. Gould beat r. Turnbull
6-3 @ IL. ". Hague beat D. Forbes. Ga 80 %
First round-Robert NJ. Miles. jr.. beat Smith
G-i. 90. clifford \. Gould beat NJ Walker Ga. 80
G-2 II. W Hague teat James H. Lowell by default
George II. Miles beat Frank 7. Miles. e-i. q.
Mems doubles preliminary round)-Forbes and Walker
Brush and Hastings Ga c. X. Miles. jr. and
George II. Miles against clifford A. and Frank 7.
Miles. 81 q tunnnishedD.