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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28
WESTON NORMAL SCHOOL.

The act Of the legislature Ia plainly
In favor Of the contention raised by the
regents, hut the case will have To be- de-
decided on q question of constitutional
construction, Eugene Guard.
The Attorney General says 1.-THE
act of legislature" is against the con-
tention raised by the regents, and on
his written opinion that the law does
not authorize the Secretary OF State to
comply with the contention raised by
the regents" she has refused. There
is no constitutional question involved
1t Is purely question Of law. The
Secretary Of State does not assume In
this or any other case to decide
whether any law Ia constitutional
or not, leaving that to the legislature
and the courts, but endeavors In every
instance TO obey the law. The laws
regulating the duties Of Secretary OF
State are plain and specific and re-
quire him to keep itemized accounts
of all expenditures on file In his office.
The laws are general and have been
passed at differant times during the
last 25 years. In conflict with these
laws is the militia act passed this
year requiring the appropriation OF
1000 year TO be paid over quarterly
TO the Adjutant.G General who is made
auditor Of the militia appropriation.
This law being In conflict with all other
laws regulating the disbursement Of
public moneys, the militia officers did
not ask to have the payments made
as authorized by this law, and are
willing to hav etheir accounts audited
and their warrants issued, like other
warrants, to the parties furnishing
the supplies or performing the SER
vices, after the supplies have been
furnished or the services performed.
Concerning other state institutions
the laws are plain enongh and the
Secretary Of State Ia required by law
to audit the accounts after they have
been approved by the Asylum board
the reform school board, the blind or
mute school board, the Soldiers Home
board and various other boards and
commissions, and to issue warrants
for the various sums found due, and Is
not authorized TO issue warrants before
the services have been rendered or the
value has been received. The various
acts creating and amending the Weston
Normal School are conflicting
and Obscure. The law OF 1898 au-
thorIzed the secretary OF State 10 draw
warrants quarterly infAvor Of the treas
urer Of the school for One-eight Of the
ga, 600 appropriated for the yea" 1873
"a. Bot the Secretary thinks that law
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28

quickly. Over 2, 100 private endorsements.
PrelnnturCness means imuotcncy III the first
stage. IL is n symptom of seminal weakness
and barrcnnes1. IL can be stopped In 20 days
by the use o lIudyan.
Thenew discovery was made Ivy the snccinl.
lists ofthe old fsmOus Hudson Medical institute.
II ls the strongest vitalizer made. u Is very
powerful, but haimlCss. Sold for 81 90 pack
ago orc packages for $500 (plnin sealed boxes).
Written guarantee gtved fnra cure lfyou buy
six boxes and are rot entirely cured, six more
v-Iil be sent 70 You f-so Ofall charges.
Sond for circulcrS and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
guDctIon stockton, Market a. Ellis Sts
san francisco. Cnl.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28
Mexican
Mustang
Lininent

3urns,
Taxed s. Infiamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness Sc Saddle Sores.
Sciatica,
LumbagO,
ScaIds,
Riisters,
Insect Bites,
Al Cattle Ailments.
All Horse Ailments,
,AIl Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly TO the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang LuinIent conquer
Pain,
Makes rIAn or Bsast well
again.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28

In good condition. Inc young kltii OF Wo-
man, often grows pale, wrinkled and thin,
eats little, everything wearies her, she com
plains Of herself as aching and sore and as
sleeping poorly Onen she Is troubled with
bactache. or a tender spine, with bearing
down weight In the abdomen, or at periods
she may be irregular, or suffer extreme pain
from functional arrangements.
DR.. Pierce. chief consulting physician TO
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, in his long and active expert
ence, met many cases Of this kind, for which
he used prescription which was found 10
cure such difficulties permanently IN HfHefy-
eiRhf per cent Of all cases. Having proven
so successful Dr. Pierce put his Favotte
Prescription on the market, and Il Is 70 day
sold more largely than any other medicine
for the ills Of woman.
For all functional arrangements, displaee-
ments, liberation, Inflammation, and the
catarrhal drain from the lining membranes
of the special internal organs OF women, Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription reaches the
origin Of the trouble, and eoreets II.
urs Nt.vv cpt.t Of Frankfort, EjaHkhH Co.,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28

"New today" and "Want Ads" five
lines In DAILY or WEEKLY JOURNAL
for rs cts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28
AUDITING STATE BILLS.
What the Law Requires Of the Sec.
retary of state.

As Is we'll known to most people, the
law makes the Secretary Of State In
/ Oregon also the auditing utlicer of the
state. ln most states of the Union the
laws also provide for the office of state
auditor, aud his duties are very clearly
d fined. In Oregon 1t has been
thought To be econony to have all
this work of auditing oils devOlve
upon the Secretary of state, aud that
official has tremendous responsibility
resting upon him. He is really filing
tvs offices that are generally in other
stats defined as auditor, or Comp
troller, and Insurance Commissioner. {"
This lie not Mr.. Kincaids fault, but he
is eutitled to some consideration for the
enormous load Of business that is thus
put on one mans shoulders. IL is
more than one man should carry for
the salary and fees.
Secretary Mcbride twice in his re-
ports recommended that the Office of
State Auditor and Insurance Commits
sioner be created, but the legislature
has been adverse to creating new Of
fees. 1t would, no doubt, result Ia
simplifying public business and be a
far more equitable distribution of labor
il the duty of auditing all state ac-
counts devolved upon n separate offic-
ial.
. However, this has nothing TO do
with the contention over disposal of
public funds now going on. Mr.. Kin
caid prints the following statement of
his own conception of his duties as
auditing officer in his own paper, the
Eugene State Journal, and we give II
to our readers. The Portland Oregon
ian is doing all in Its power to hamper
and obstruct Mr.. Kincaid In perform
ance of his duty, and we want the
people to see and judge Of this matter
and see for themselves II the Secretary
of State is not right In refusing to pay
over lump sums Of money to local insti-
tutions, where the law does not spec
tally direct him to do 80. Following is
the article:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28
mRair and beautiful

.-the woman who keeps
J at a distance the COM
plexion beautifiers,
paints and powders,
which soon ruin the face.
A healthy glow TO the
skin, a face without
wrinkles, and sparkling
eyes, will be yours ifyou
keep the system and the
special internal organs
The vounR girl. or Wo-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-28

ss'vsrv1 Nv wSIrht hss lnersssed' and i lsa
6sillsff asa SiouisT ihaI hsVs iST ysafs."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

6eubtc Tctler troden III
n aden W{ln ltcllt melrere &chen
G]blortulcium in Dem ieuhteu Seller
alf, NO lid Die grO"te 6cuhtigteit bill
oct. TGs GblOrtUlcium mus mad Bee
bari erneuert merNen. Sit Die 6euttigs
felt gani ueritmuloeu, 10 perbrenne
man einige Stilfe Stmeiel i'm &eller,
lhlicBe i'm raid 81 uno ueritOpfe audi
sic SGlililcllOder. Dad a Stunoen
oiine man Elm Seniter uno liifte Den
Seller tiidtiA aus. gule 6GulniBfcjme
ltro Damn oCtNotet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
Or. Jlli(eS' Ieruiae 6i(ft!

reibe erpIooirte plpBlib unter firds
terlihem 8stOie Der 8eIel Der 9oto.
motjps. Der auf Der Mai9ine itsbsnbs
i6eissr Saoibsr tpuroe entieblia Der,
brUbt uno fOrmli6 in Stiite seriTtn,
10 oaB er auf Der Stele tobt btkb.
Der WuIhinenfiibrsr 2adinaer srl,ts
fiir4terIife tOotIi6e 9srlsbungsB. %
puroe unosr3iiglih in bas Spital nod
Ct. pDlten gebrudt, mo sr turs mad
isiner llsber9abe Itarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
q 3pei E.

H.: r&ie pertbeioiste lis iid benin.
ais tie Der Si8amie ausstlast
puroe?"
g: sic pl0ioirts yNiat idul.
big" Sbre beioen 8attsn ieien nur
Suoes setpeien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
u q d E

STUDENT Ger i'm gramen ourass.
fallen in: Sept rd6e i'd mid on ben
profsHorsn: i'd pertla9' lie tpessn
8etrugs, oa lie bic llnwiNsnbeit e..
mes Inberen benuBen, UNI ibm Su
Ihaoeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
Seilt
Sfropbeln
ayers
$arfapartIIa

Sn allen GpOtbesen sa baben. grsis 81; isas
SIai3sn IS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

Olbenburs. Cine isbr tptdtise
8abn, Oelmenborit, Wiloesbauien,
0e4ta, 2obne. Seieps, pirb in bieiem
CONNER sebaut unb i'm nGditsn Sabre
fertis seite1t fem. Osssleiden 1T eins
Rsinbabn bon Gloppenburs iiber
Gaitrup. 2ip1szra @fklts aa& aSain'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
Seterretd.

Wien. &iir3li4 puroen bic 9e.
flyer iGmmtli6er am S6ottenring ee.
lsaensr &uffssbGuier CUR ppli3eioiret.
tion bei6ieoen uno ibnen beosutet, bar
oas 8erbot Der rWintelbOrie" tiinftio.
bin nit aqsr S4drfs ourtoefii6rt
tpsrben piiroe. Sn jsoss 9~affesbaua
piros elm OetectiO sntienoet peroen.
3uoem puroen bic gafstisrs oaraui
aufmertiam ssma6t, bab Der gri.fs
uno Oepei6enpsrtebr in ibrsn 9otaler
ben 9esenitanb Der 6sb0rolits lle6srs
tpahung biloen piirbs. - Der 25idb=
rtas @etreioebdnbler emil Sleii6sr III
na4 Contributing betrii9ertf6er
Sduloen i'm 9etrag bon 10000 Gull
ben flii4tig gsporoen uno bat Iif
tpabri4einli6 na9 8aDern gepenbet.
Gin Stedbrief lit binter bsmisl6sn ers
lafen.
Jri.a6 . Der bieIigs giirqer,
msiitsr Or. Sobs 1T flii6tis. gis6er
fsblen 10000 9ulosn aus Der &ahe.
9robe 4usga6en fir Gurus unb
Sportiadsn iolsn bic 8eruntrsuuna
psruriaht baben.
Raab. Der poitbeamts Mar &lo,
pier in Raab lit nu4 unteri9laguns
zines 9etrages bon $4,000 9ulSen
fliidtis s.porbsn.
Ct. p0lten. Sn Der Station
Yrin3ersborf Der Wensr Wet6abns
itreds sreisnete iid elm sntisbli6er I'm.
sliidsfal, benz Spsi Msni9enleben
aum Spfer fielsn. Bel Der 9srI4ie,
buns zines 2aft3uses i'm Stationsb.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
Bic
Bette Meti,i,,

neil fe fd in Grideinuns, Seidmad uno
Wirfnns itets slsid blsibt, uno III Solge
ibrer bobeu Concentration MIR serings
DOZEN erfOroerlid ino. Tesbalb In ie Die
bette bl%utreinigsnbe Meoisin bic es siebt.
Sur4 fe perosu bic Spsiisn nabrbait, Die
9silt sdlai eririidsHS, NIB Sas
Sfr0hhelu 9eben elm 9euub. gle
fudt ale llurcinigteitcn
in S0rper auf, unb trsibt ie obre Sda>cr
mi ben natirlideu @egsn ab. @ytr's
S0riapariaa madt ben Sang elaitiit, rgt
ertbeilt alien uno idpadeu Yerioucn 81,
ycite 9eiuubbeit, Stdrte uuo 2ebsustrait.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
marnbefm. 1is "a Sabre alte

VIsIpctIIluuSIlH utulN O|ptkIuIpSs
mahts ibrsm 2sbsn ourd etnen
Spring In ben Hbsin Elm gnbe.
3pitistsitsn nit ibrsr Site fmuttsr
baben bas iungs, leb~snsluitigs yedb.
den in ben Spb Ntrieben.
GuBbsim. Hsulih Ha4ts brad
bier 5euer aus, llr6 psIAes orsi
9robe Sheunsn elm Haub Der Slam
men tpurben. gigentbiimer berislbsn
tpars 8iifermeiiter 8siB, 9.msinbss
ratb Seinri6 Hsss unb Waurer unb
Ganopirtb GbriIt. Saassr.
S6onu9 B a d. Der Bel SGge'
beiiBer Chr. Slsis beoienItets, 35 Sabr.
alts &ne6t Wartin Rpisnfelosr ipurbs
i'm Waloe auf 9rsmmslsba6er 9e'
martuns bon roIenoen Stdmmsn er'
oriidt.
Siefenbronn. Die an BEN
Wsa na6 Stsinsgg eelsgsns 3unIts
miible oss Ssrrn 9sdb 1T ubgsbrannt.
S6aosn sttpa $4,000 Mart.
Wsiienba6. OisIer Gage purs
be i'm Sabrittaral bic 2site bss %
Sabre altsn Wai9inensebilfsn 8sOrs
S6iffer aufgefunosn.
SdmetB.
9srn. Yrof. &ptsr, Der beriibms
tsite Gbirurg Der S6peiS, lit mad
Berlin b~srufsu. Gr beiinost Ii6 9&gens
pGrtig bort, um bon ben 0erbdltnihen
Giniidt gu uebmen. - Serr 8Dmna.
iiallsbrsr Goinesr, 9srfuTer bes Be.
tannt.n bsutiten 2siebuhs, 1T in
Bern ssitorbsn.
9aislNapt. Sine freds Gin
brstsrbanbs trisb in Der StuOt ibr
W.isn; iie tonnts psrbuftst perosn.
81. 9allen. Die 9iirgergss
msinos beihlob ben Nsubau fir biz
mGnnlits gbtbsiluns oes 9iirgerIpi.
tails, Die proteitdntii6s S~irhengemRins
be ben 9au Der 2ini.bibltirte i'm
oeutiten RsnaiTanceitpl.
Solotburn. Ginen Strsit Don
ubrenarbsitern in 9rsndsn bsanttpor.
tetsn bic Sabritantsn nit GntIaiiun9
idmmtIiter arbsiter.
Sefiin. Bel elmer 9e9rGbniBs
fsisr gu ponte Srsia an Der 9renSe BE-
merttsn bic 2anoiGgsr untsr ben gu.
ihduern auf Der S~reIabriids einsn
iungen Stalisner, Der psgen elmer Ste
herei unlGngIt aus benz Seiiin CELLO
ben mar. Ils lie iih ibm ndbsrn moi;
ten, iprans Der &srl rsiolut BON Der
aht Wstsf boben Bride in bic Sreiu
6indb uno errei6te I4tpimmeno oaa
beimat6lihs ufer.
Waaot. Sn 2duIarns Itarb Bib,
bauer Ouoio 2ugeon. Gr mar /. 3.
BEL Der Henoodtion Der Rotrs Dame
Stride in Paris beifGfti9t uno mel
Bslts bod obsn an ben Sbiirmsn Be,
3ir6s bsrum, pGbrsnb untsn Der
4ufru6r our6 bic Strab,n tobte UNI
Gle SuSeln inn an ben S6ren oor6ei
pfiffen.
3Irih. Sin 17idbrigsr &ommi2
Wenel aus Niirnbsrg bat por sinigen
Sagtn bic 5ruu oes Qntiquitdtsnbdno.
lers Uteier am Neumartt i'm 2uoen
iiberfausn, m%iBbanoelt unb Ii9 oann
nit elmer SanopoQ ssraubter MiiH3sn
| aefli1tst. Gr tonnts bon banofeItsn
&ifsrtns6ten ~feitgenommen psroen.-
Glnss ~perlorenen Brooches psgeu
pcllse Elm sepiHsr 2en3 in WGosnss
losil oer Ssridtsprdiiosnten Msper
Gno oann Sd ielbit umbringen. Gr
ains in ous Suus oes Serrn WsHer,
p%eripunoete oefsn 5o4tsr gsfdbrlit
NIT elmer iptBen Seile uno beorobte
Trau Wspsr nit Dem ~offsnen Sud-
nsfIer untsr Der 0robung, bic gauge
| 5amilis mihs rtaput ssmuat" psrs
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
6 1T 2eit.

9iesdeu: yWamaasp, Sein WuH
.tnnte iia aber aud iaoa bic 6aatt
i5neioen laHe1."
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ayers


uebertrift ale anbsru Yrdparats, tpelde
td fir bl~utreinigeube Rsoi,iusu ertldrsn.
5undtf, neil Der Sauptbefanbtbeil, Der
Sa;u pertpanSt ipirb, bic sdte SOnonras.
S%ariapariaa @ur5el, bic an Seilirait
reidfe Saristdt, III. Sobanu, neil Ger
'Seilt Gatarrb s sf,'f III aH, S3.i, S ssm
pasnie s.,osen tpirb, uuo caber ftsts iriid
unS bon better GuaIitdt 1T. .aud Die
iibrisen Sefauotbeile fino nit slei6sr
Sorsialt ausssiudt unb ,uiammeusetsut.
sic tn
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
Another Phrnix Tragedy.

Harry Atkinson clerk Of the Gregory
h ,n.e at T. nps. vas sho, Wedne.da ~
morning ny w. G. Ba-comh. = miller a,
Puma Indian reservation. The encount.
or WAS up,n u rob too near the Gregory
house, where B.scomb, crszed with
liqror. had intrenched himself with u
rife. Atkinson and several others were
endeavoring to secure the maniac when
he fred, the bullet striking Atkinson
above the temple and ranging for ward,
destroyed both eyes. Atkinson, who is
20 years old, may die.
B4scomb, after the shooting, jumped
off the roof and took refuge in n small
stable, entrenching himself behind hay
bales and bidding defiance to the officers.
In the emergency the militia was called
upon, and about twenty militiameD
opened fire on the little structure with
rifles. After they had perforated the
bales with hundred shots or more
B ,scomb suddenly appeared at the door
with leveled life. A halt.dozen guards.
men at once fired. aiming low, and
Bascomb fell with smashed leg.
He vas removed to his room at the
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
Gsv-rnsr ii"iei'. inaugural

sAcRAaEyro. Ian. 1l.--G ,vernor Bndd
in his inaugural address, SAID that he h I'd
been prevented from giving state sH airs
sufficient study ny necessity ot having
b td 20 protect the results achieved AZ ii,r
the polls. He declared the -xtravag.n Ant
administration OF state IT .irs in C,lifor
MIA u matter Of public nororiety; tba, the
high rate OF tax .tion not otwiihsiandins IN.
business depression prevailing amounted
almost TO crime. and recommended TO
the legislators that these abuses be cor
rected. He advised the adoption Of the
needed constitutional amendment abol
ishing the clause making the railroad
commissioners findings conclusive, and
also another amendment requiring sp-
cisl qualification for eligibility to 9th -
Tie censured The conduct OF the railro ,d
commissioners ~ dissrscefnl. Tie al.
vised that the mem hers OF Congress from
& diforniA he instructed 10 oppose 'hr
funding bill. ani favored grerninent
operation and control of Nicaragua canal
aud Of railroads.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
Gsrat fissd Ia wes, Virginia.

PARggRsRuRs, w. Va, Jan. il.--The
situation h.se today IL mnrh more alarm
ing Than at any time dnring the q ,od
The Ono river is thirty feet above Iow
water mark at noon aud rising rapidly
All mill. and factories on tn. south ride
are submerged. LckpHt. Neapo and
Riverside, suburbs u P1k-rsbarn, are
flooded aud many families ase te-kinp
safety on higher ground Lrmbermen
esti nate their ips.es ~ $3.50. 900
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
MOHAVE HEADS THE LIST.

The Phoenix Gazette sums up the
mineral product Of Arizona for the
year 1894 as follows:
Gold, s4.OO0,OOO; silver, $1,000
600; copper, 40,000,00O pound, val
ued at "a, 100000. Ths lead product
of Ariz ma is all credited to the
southern part although the fact is
apparent that Mohave county pro-
duced several hundred tons of the
total product Of 1000 tons, valued
at $l50,OOO. Now there are nine
gold and silver producing counties
in Arizona, and the total silver
product Of the nine is given at $2,-
100000. Of this amount Mohave
county produced $l,027, ,7S0, or more
than one-half, and of the gold pro-
duet Of the territory, grand old Mo-
have one-twelfth, or $240,495.
No territorial county can make
such brilliant showing, nor can
any expect to enter into the race
with us for supremacy as mineral
producer. In the production of this
vast amount of mineral wealth in
this county there are only two cor
porations employ ny men, and not
over sixty miners at that. The
product is mainly the labor of chic
riders. When capital recognizes
the fact that Mohave is the greatest
mineral country on earth we will
show yearly product that will as
toDisb the civilized world.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Good authority informs us that GER
tain business man Of Kingmsn amuses
himself by telling travelling salesman
that the firm of & I'd liz & Perry are
selling goods below cost and therefore
cannot long exist. II our affairs were
AZ sl,aky as his are supposed TO he, We
wouId appoint a Hualapsi our receiver
and clear TO the mountains. When you
soe ma among the hills IN hiding You NAV
imagine that We have reached that low
state OF financial standing
GADDIs & PERRY.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
new CURRENCY BILL.
Negr0S Hanged in Ten
noSS0o.
Waters Soaked West Virginia.
Tive Y..nw Nsgr.e. Hanged.

CHATTANOOGA. Tens, Jan. ll---Georve
Mapes and Badly WOODEN, two young
nesror, Who u few weeks ago robbed and
murdered AN old whiIe made named Ma.
rion Il RIss. who kept saloon 10 this
c't,, were hanged this morning. Woolpn
was escoriec 10 the scsfold by priest
aud died Catholic. bur Mapes refused To
see m'ni.,rr and requested that his
body be thrown into the river. lie
Threatened that he woui come back to-
nigh, and -ysry night hereafter to haunt
The sheriff
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Mrs. KATE CnA-e Spragn-. daughter Of
the late Chief Justice S.mon =. Chase,
T" IN pecnniary diff :nties. She has
o'oasht suit in the supreme court Of the
strict Of G ,lnmbia for an injunction to
restrain several persons from proceeding
WIN The sale OF her personal effects AZ
anc'ion under deeds of trust given by her
70 osecnre advances Of money. She charger
mem with usury and claiming a layer
Indebtedness than abe Incurred.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Richard Tavsart and Jack johnson
have been bnsily engaged in planting
fruit trees on their farms, and II will not
he long before they reap the benefit Of
their industry and toll We know Of no
place IN 4 ,r'hsrn Arilp1, where the de-
cidnous fruit AttAins as MI IN excellence
~ right here, and the market is snch thai
good prices are realized for the frrit.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
Friends and Patrons:

Rumor has it that ere long tn
firm of Gaddis & Perry will form
combination with other merchants
Of Kingman to put up the prices of
merchandise, and thus rob the pub
lie. We have to say in this connec-
ton that such action might be taken
by our administrators, but not by
US. We are using the paddles Of
our canoe, and leaving other mer-
chants to do the same
Respec fully,
GADDIs & PERRY.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

List evening jus, AZ We ~ere closing up
our forms, preparatory to printing, our
sanc'am and composing rooms were IN.
vaced by bevy OF bewiiching ghosts.
In tomorrow's edition will ne fnnnd y de-
tailed scconnt Of the bewiidering invas
Ion Of the sprites, and how they scared
onr foreman and makeup into insens bill.
iiy.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

hotel and died this evening at s O'Clock
from loss Of blood. The dellrum left him
Just before death and he gave clear d.
rsctions No - the disposition of his estate
tie 10 we'll connected In Kentucky and
has long oesn valued government. EN-.
ployee.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12
Fire 4. s'.renl..

TORONTO. ONTARIO. Jan. 1.-The losses
OF last nights destruction by fire Of bnild
ings IN the business portion Of the city
amount to $500 The insurance on
the burned buildings and merchandi ise
aInonnrs /, only hnIf the lnsa.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Onr caitlemen should feel very com
Portable Just now as everything tends
70 good prices for their products in the
near future. The copious rains i"sure
good feed for the year. Caliiornia's de.
pendence on Arizona cattle and the ad.
vance Of prices east make a lively, brisk
market an assured fact.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Yesterday. the editor. accompanied ny
Chuies z inner. visited ihs gold mine. Of
R,bsrt Kier AMI Frank NJ sgnir-, five
m les sou'h OF KIngmsn. The CLAIMS
show good 5ein OF gold ore. and with
Development may turn into honanzis.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

= large Il fiax Of miners. Hs h.. also L.,
several leases on ,hs Norma Mine =,
"n's Hills. tie sAys the country looks
Tar more prosperous than It did = wear
ago. and p'ed'c's greA, things Tor the
camps In the river range during lsa5
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

HDn. Foster = Dennis has inst r..
turned from a trip TO the Texas mine, H.
he Chemehnevs mountains. III. ssys
the mine looks we'll ani that he expects
TO snccerd in developiug rich property
before the warm se..Dp acts In
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Hugh Wilson of Hsiena, Mpittn,, ar
riv.i Thursday aud is domic,l.d at the
Hnbbs House lie Intends 10 20 into
a;tiye mining in thi- section
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

The King man sampler shipped 10 tons
Of rich ore to the Pueblo saelrer ye-ter.
day. The ore aggregates 1900 ton.
They will ship tao cars mex, week s-
they have about thirty tons OF ore in the
mill
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

VIM. Bowers. MisIsbai Of Gallup, N.
NJ, has mysteriou-ly disappeared, and
posses Of men are securing the counir,
thereabonts in search of HIN. II is gwen
ont as reason for his sudden departur..
that he was deserer from the regular
army, and discovered that he was in
immediate danger of capfnre
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

Miss Sterling has n model farm a,
Aylesiord, NJys Scotia, TO which sh'.
brings destitute children from Scotland
and edncates them TO trades She has y
grsimill, szwmili and various workshops
on the place, and generally has about
one hundred little waits in iraInirg for
useful lives.
Mohave County miner., 1895-01-12

The Washington Guy Mining Company
oi Music mountains, stared no work n
lev d,ys ago, and intend to augment
their forces shortly l. Kimberly hs,
reen packing timber for their mine foI
some ials