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Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

W. H. Cooper expects to move his family into Kingmsn in few days from Lsyne Springs where he has lived for about year.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

J. c. Potts and daughter, Miss Frankie. have gone to the southern part of the county, presumably in pursuit of the elusive voter
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

surveyor is at work laying If the placer claims at Temple Bar for H J. Delamar
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

George Boneili has gone sat to his Quail Spring ranch.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

A picture, which ws presume is an X ray photograph of Dr Anne Wilder, decorates the window of the Hubbs House this week
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

If you need tailor or ready made suit of clo.he., you can save money by going to Gaddis X Perry
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

"Youne Andy" Lsswell sent one of hls big teams to Cedar this week to haul wood fc. the mill
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Robert Kayser brought in load of fresh vegetables from the Sandy yester. day.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

James Barrett was in from the Sandy this week.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Washing end Ironing.
 lam prepared to do all kinds of washing and ironing at short notice and in the best possible manner.
 Mas. MARY MICHAEL. South Front Street. Cor. 4th.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Main street is almost blocked with building material for Col. Fsy's new building.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Mivnard Hart says he would just a soon work as to dig gold.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

This town stands greatly in need of the services of the tool.killer and dog catcher, either of whom could reap an abundant harvest.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Candidates Msfc,lfe and ChidisteI made visit to Blackberry Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Lew Blskely returned Tuesday from trip to Sandy and Cedar.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Ei. CArroS came in yesterday with c big load of ore from the Diamond Joe mine.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

W. H. Lake is having large reservoir built near bis residence.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Many teams are employed hauling joshuss 10 'he mill and hoisis
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

The White Hills mill is poundin, away on rich gold silver ore.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Frank and Charley Gross were in the city Wednesday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Johnnie withers took flying trip tc Needles last Sunday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Frank Wilson took flying trip te Cedar this week.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Alex Johnson is back again after sev eral weeks absence.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Kingman has been suffering from sr overdose of fortune telling fakirs thi, week. /
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Ike Conkey was over from the Park Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

All the White Hills properties are pro dncing good ore.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

T. A. Gorin was ln trom wallapaI Spring Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

There are ten telephones in town and more being put in every day.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Mir. Springer. the concentrator man, went to White Hills on yesterdays stage.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10
Don't forget to register.

Morgan Jones visited Kinsman Thurs day
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10
wm. o'Nsili is in from Chloride.

Wm. O'Neii is in from Chloride. Cnas. Logan is at the Habbs House.
 -------------------s------ John Tillman Is in from the Park.
 ------------4--- Paddy Dsyer IS up from the Diamond Joe
 Joe Carrow was in yesterday from the Sandy
 Mir. Berry has returned to the Cheme- hueyis.
 o. T Porter was down from Hackbsrry Thursday.
 L. J. Lassell is building porch around his house.
 J. c. Potts returned from his Sandy trip Thursday.
 Dell Bsebe will move his family to Cedar in a fe~ days.
 Hercules powder for sale at Gaddis d Perry's at l01s cents.
  J. P Finegsn and wm. Doris were in from Chloride yesterday. Mir. Springer. the concentrator man, went to White Hills on yesterdays stage. Kingmsn has been suffering from an overdose of fortune telling fakirs this week. / Ei. CArrox came in yesterday with c big load of ore from the Diamond Joe mine.
 Main street is almost blocked with building material for Col Fsy's new building.
 "Youne Andy" Lsswell sent one of hls big teams to Cedar this week to haul wood fc. the mill.
 If you need a tailor or ready made suit Of clothes, you can save money by goipa
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Hercules powder for sale at Gaddis d Perry's at l0is cents.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

J. P. Finegsn and Wm. Doris were in from Chloride yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Cnas. Logan is at the Habbs House.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Dell Bsebe will move bis family to Cedar in a fex days.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Paddy Dsyer IS up from the Diamond Joe
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

John Tillman Is in from the Park.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Joe Canow was in yesterday from thu Sandy
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10
,ocol and Personal.

socol and Personol
 as ,Bs psas .o sss ySSns s %sa fancy lightly
 in the fall the candidate does his very
 best to prove
 inspired him to try
 or the onice he is seeking; then he winhs
 the other eye.
 Don't forget 10 register.
 Morgan Jones visited Kinsman Thurs. day
 Ike Conkey was over from the Park Monday.
 James Barrett was in from the Sandy this week. Frank and Charley Gross were in the city Wednesday.
 T. A. Gorin was in from wallapai Spring Thnrsdsy.
 Frank Wilson took a flying trip to Cedar this week.
 W. H. Lake is having large reservoir built near bis residence.
 Johnnie Withers took flying trip to Needles last Sunday.
 Alex Johnson is back again after sev. eral weeks absence.
 All the White Hills properties are pro- dncing good ore.
 Lew Blskely returned Tuesday from 6 trip to Sandy and Cedar.
 Mivnard Hart says he would just as soon work as to dig gold. The White Hills mill is pounding away on rich gold silver ore.
 Many teams are employed hauling ioshuss 10 'he mill and hoisis.
 Candidates Msfcslfe and Chidister made visit to Blackberry Wednesday. A surveyor is at work laying if the placer claims at Temple Bar for H J. Delamar
 ''KAntuck" Hampton was in town this week with shipment of orc from the Nigh,hawk
 Walter Brown. who spent several days in town last week, has returned to Min. eral Park
 w. Fl. Frost has shipped another lot of cattle to Kansas to fat'en for the east erp markets
 W H. Lake and wife left for the Sam dy Tuesday. They expect to be absent several days.
 Mir Berry returned from Chemehnevis Tuesday. He reports tha, camp as be. ing very lively
 O.P Tart. ths Nsedles dentist, will be at the Hubbs House for one week, beginning O-tober I9h
 MT. Daering, who was night operator here during the absence of MT Tarr, left Sunday for Peach Spring.
 Stephen Smith and George Dyke are working on yocd looking ledge short distance from White Hills.
 Thos Chidister and Abe Lefevre have gone to tha southern part of the county on an elpc'ioneering tonr
 It was A c4ss of the office seeking the man when E Ceilings was pnt on the republican ticket for Probate Judge. George DsFrince was at Frsnconia this week in his official capacity. He made d good haul of voters for the great register.
 Dell Bsebe left for Cedar Thursday, with bis big teams. He took with him two new wagons recently received from the east.
 ]. c. Potts and daughter, Miss Frankie, have gone to the southern part of the county, presumably in pursuit of the elusive voter.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

Mir. Berry has returned to the Cneme hneyis.
Mohave County miner., 1896-10-10

J. c. Potts returned from his Sandy trip Thursday.
The herald., 1896-03-23
A WAR is ON
Superintendent Of Streets Howard on the
Warpath After 1r. Peck


Warpath After r1r. Peck
Superintendent of Streets Howard is, on
the warpath aud he has invoked the aid of
the council to back him up. The cause of
Mr.. Howard's belligerent attitude is the
ection of e. e. Peck, the head of the West
End Electric company.
Some time ago this company erected
buildings near the old Pico Heights water
trio lighting plant. Poles were raised to
the city line. but here difficulty was en-
countered for the reason that tine West
End company had obtained no franchise
from the council to allow it to erect the
poles inside the city.
This was for time overcome, though
by the company erecting their poles on
private grounds, and in this manner secur.
ing route in the city, SO that their various
patrons could be supplied, but
all being done in entire disregard of the
council. Several days ago Mr.. Howard
wrote to Superintendent Peck telling him
that the erection of those poles and the
crossing of the public streets with wires
without franchise was contrary to the or
dinances, and the things would have to be
removed.
No attention was paid to this notice. 80
Mr.. Howard wrote to the council acquaint.
ing them with Mr.. Peck's apparent indiffer-
probably be brought up at the meeting
today.
Poles have been erected on the property
of Max Meyberg on Twenty-eighth street,
and in spite of repeated requests from him
for their removal, are still allowed by the
new company to objectionably decorate his
premises.
The herald., 1896-03-23
ANGELES MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1885,

when the rotten old canvas tore away and
the balloon literally fell to pieces. Several
runaways were with difficulty prevented,
the horses becoming frightened at the
Tapping cloth as it settled to the earth.
Another balloon was at once sent for and
arrived about an hour later 1t was hur-
riedly filled and at 5 80 was ready to
mount into the air. A large part of the
crowd had gone home, but many re-
manned.
With shout the bag was released and
rapidly rose with the aeronaut dangling,
holding by his hands to the wheels of BIZ
cycle attached to the parachute. His foot
caught in one of the guy ropes as he start
ed, nearly dragging him from his hold.
Once in the air and he performed various
acrobstic feats, finally mounting the
seat and pedaling in space. The parachute
jump was without accident, the rider
alighting in tho open lots about a quarter
of mile to the northeast.
The herald., 1896-03-23
HAS BLOOD IN HIS EYE
Daley Is After the Scalp of the Burban
nanagcment

Daley Is After the Scalp OF the Burbank
Management
Manager W. II. Daley has blood in his
eye, and unless matters are patched up
Manager Fred Cooper of the Burbank
theater will have a very pretty row on his
hands. Manager Daley says that Man
ager Cooper has broken his contract with
him without cause, and he says he pro-
poses to take the case into the courts if it
is not made good. Daley, who is the man.
ager of May Nannary and the Daley stock
company, says that he entered into con-
tract with Manager Cooper to play his at
fractions at the Burbank theater for
eighty-iour nights. In the contract it was
provided that should Cooper have to play
other attractions, DALEY would give way
which he was to return and finish
out the remainder of the lime.
After playing for thrty-five nights,
Daley gave way to the Carleton Opera
company for two weeks, and after having
his company remain in the city for five
days waiting, Daley says that on Friday
night Mr.. Cooper notified him that he had
Cancelled his contract, not even giving him
the usual two weeks notice. Daley fur
ttier says that the only reason that Cooper
gave him for cance!ing his contract was
that if he did not do so he would lose his
theater, as the others in the corporation
had given him the alternative. Prior to
notifying him of his action, Daley says
that Cooper approached several members
of his company and tried to get them to
leave town, even offering to pay their fare
if they would get out, thereby Gripping
him and giving the Burbank management
an excuse for breaking his contract. Daley
is very bitter over this action. He says
that he has been playing on this coast for
three years and never received
such treatment before. Not on
ly this, but it entails considerable loss
upon him, as he has rented flat and
moved his family to Los Angeles to remain
until June. Another cause for complaint
is the fact that in order to strengthen his
company and bring it up to the desired
standard he had engaged several people in
San Francisco, taking them from perma-
nent employment, and now they are
thrown out with the engagement only half
completed. Daley says that he is playing
to as good business this year as he did last,
and that he would have done much better
after Lent, so that it is not on the score of
bad business that the contract is broken.
DALEY further states that he will insti-
tute suit against the Burbank management
for damages, and will also enjoin any other
company from playing in the house during
the life of his contract.
The herald., 1896-03-23
AtUnlty Church

The pastor of Unity churchill. S. Thorn.
SOIL, delivered sermon yesterday morning
upon The Mistakes of the Senses, using the
text, "Judge not according to appearance,
but judge righteous judgment" John
7:24. In part he said:
Many people never question the reports
which their senses make to their brains
and minds from the external world. They
rely upon their five senses as infallble
guides in every department of life. They
call themselves practical people. and quote
the old saw very often: "Seeing is believ.
ing" These people may learn that their
senses are not always reliable. Their eyes
assure them that the sun rises and sets,
that he is about twenty inches in diameter,
that the earth never moves, and that the
sun moves round the earth. They look at
themselves in the mirror, and believe they
see true image of their faces, whereas
the right cheek is where the left should be
in a true image. Sometimes the mistakes
of one sense are corrected by another.
The eye sees an artificial orange upon a
mistake. Sometimes all the senses
are mistaken. An empty vessel is
full of air, but the eye can
not see it, the ear cannot hear it,
the nose cannot smell it, the tongue cannot
taste it. the finger cannot detect it. Rea-
son is needed to detect and correct the
mistakes OF the senses. Reason proves
that the stars are mighty worlds, that the
earth is round, and that it moves round
the sun. Reason declares some facts that
the senses cannot comprehend. such as
gravitation between the sun and the earth,
the existence of ether, atoms, points and
lines. Our senses may be diseased and in
capable OF doing their normal work. Lu-
ther saw the personal devil in his room
and threw his inkstand at his majesty;
and Goethe, the splendid literary genius of
Germany. used to see the creatures of his
Our senses sometimes lead US to form
opinions of our neighbors that are injurious
to their moral character. The mother of
Samuel was praying very earnestly in the
sanctuary of Shiloh. and her actions led
Eli, the priest, to think that she was
drunk but her explanation satisfied him
that his conclusion was erroneous. The
reason makes mistakes, also. When it
works without the help of the spirit, it
leads to materialism and Atheism.
1t saya that there Is no God,
no spirit, no immortality, no
reward for justice, no suffering for crime.
in another scene; and it teaches that all
things, animals, and human beings, are
the productions of lawless chance. 1t re-
quires the spirit in man to correct these
fearful mistakes of wild, human reason.
The spirit can give to our lives eternity and
infinity as the field for the development
and exercise of onr faculties; for it
''searcheth the deep things of God. and
sees the boundlees inheritance of Gods
immortal children. and it can take possess
sion of this divine Inheritance even in this
The herald., 1896-03-23
AT WESrLAKE PARK
Crowds Turn Out to Hear the Band and Sec
the Balloon Go Up

Seldom has larger crowd been seen at
Westlake than that which turned out yes
terday afternoon and thronged the walks
and lawns, listening to the band and wait
ing to see the spectacle of man make an
ascent in balloon, riding on bicycle.
The day was perfect, save that stiff
breeze from the ocean made itself felt
toward nightfall. Carriages and turnoute
of every description crowded the Seventh
street side of the park and even extended
far up along Alvarado. Bicyclists we're out
by the hundreds, and the bloomer girl and
her escort threaded their way among the
other vehicles in slow and tortuous man
ner.
The balloon ascension was scheduled for
8 o'clock and would have come off nearly
on time but for an accident. While the
huge bag was being inflated the rope rum
ming through the ring at the top was pulled
to raise the envelope higher in the air,
The herald., 1896-03-23
The Babv or the puy

An amusing incident occurred yesterday
afternoon on one of the crowded electric
cars returning from Westlake park. Peo-
pie who have had long days outing, have
crowded like sardines-all on a very hot
day-are apt to suffer from shortness Of
temper.
A lady embracing well-developed pug
dog, had with the assistance of a couple of
escorts succeeded in elbowing her way
with diminutive child clinging to her
skirts also attempted 10 get inside. The
lady with the pug was endeavoring tc make
space beneath her ample skirts for her
pet, which room the lady with the baby
thought would be much more properly
occupied by her own progeny. Eyes
flashed and hot words rose to the lips.
The lady with the baby thought it was
monstrous that the lady with the pug should
have the floor. The lady with the pug
thought that her property was quite as i'm
portant and merited quite as much care as
the lady with the baby. The ladies started
to exchange compliments. Meanwhile the
men of the party had commenced an alter
cation on the legal merits of the case. The
baby would not be paid for, while the
owner OF the pug was quite willing to put
up a nickel for her pct. Alas,
about half way back to the
city, when some sort of modus vi
passenger, the conductor espied the pug.
He promptly demanded so cents for the
pets transportation, and one of the lady's
friends, who declared himself to be an at
torney, advised her not to pay and refused
to put up the four bits himself. The Car
was stopped, the driver came to the con-
ductor's assistance, police sergeant who
was cliDging to the rear of the car looked
OH with dspassionate interest, and the trio
and the pug were ignominiously hustled
off. Despite the hurried exit, the lady
flashed defiance at her triumphant foe, the
pug indulged in bark, and the attorney
took the number of the car.
The herald., 1896-03-23

life, and realize that it is partaker of the
divine nature" ''Show us the Father"
said Philip; but God is infinite, filling
every atom, guiding every planet. and pro-
beings see and know the infinite and eter-
nal God? Things do exist that our senses
cannot comprehend. Electricity, magnet
ism, Rravitation, atomicity, lines and points
are realities; and yet our senses do not
realize them. We think, but who has seen
motion? 1t is a reality. We
live; but who has seen a
life? Life is surely a reality. The real,
fundamental, and eternal things, are, be-
yond the ranges of reason and sense. They
belong to the visions of the spirit. But the
the uses OF reason. 1t has taught that the
earth is founded on the seas, that it was
made in six literal days, that 1t has four
corners and is fiat, and that it was to come
to destruction centuries ago, and that God
is like man, but not quite 80 just and
kind as tho average man. 1t has burned
witches, prosecuted and killed reformers,
encouraged and protected ignorance, sup
ported slavery and tyranny. 1t has made
ignorant people. under the influences of
fear. believe that their nervous thrills were
religious experiences. Reason has cor
rected these mistakes. Reason minus
spirit is materialism; and spirit minus
reason is superstition. We need a new
education that will train our faculties ac-
cording to the laws of harmony and pro-
portion. If each faculty were trained to do
it's own work, and if no faculty
were morbidly developed at the expense
of another faculty, and if no faculty were
dispised and rejected, because its due ex-
ercise and work were in opposition to the
wild fancies of materialism and supersti-
ton. then we might expect to see whole,
round, symmetrical, and Christian charac-
ters. Christ ''increased in wisdom, in
stature, and in favor with God and man."
and had the spirit of God without measure,
and became the way, truth and life for the
world. He is our divine pattern. He
lived full, healthy and strong earthly
life, and, at the same time, he cummuned
with the stars, the spirits, the angels and
his father. He has shown that it is pos
sible to live religious and a practical
life at the same time. He lived without
sin, and still he lived the earthly life, and
partook OF all its good things. Some said
he was in cooperation with Satan and cast
out demons by his power. Some said he
was glutton and drunkard. because he
was not an ascetic. Some said he was
friend of publicans and sinners, because
he fulfilled his mission to seek and save
the lost sheep. We need whole churches,
not fractional, sectarian, and narrow
churches. We need churches that will see
and acknowledge the good in every faculty,
every philosophy, every religion. every
man and woman, and every nation.
The herald., 1896-03-23
In THE COUNCIL
The Vote on Annexation Will Be Formally
CanvaSsed

The Vote on Annexation Will Be Formally
Canvassed
The city council will in regular weekly
session today canvass the returns of the
special annexation election, and on Satur-
day, after which the result of the same will
be officially declared. The new territory
will result in realigning the Fifth, Sixth,
Third and Fourth wards.
The request of Assessor George Hull for
an additional deputy will be acted upon to.
day, and a report upon the subject from
the finance committee will be offered, and
will be the cause of some probably acri-
mnious debate.
The petition of w. II. Woodman for an
electric car franchise to run over on Fourth
street, Boyle Heights, will be reported to-
day, and will be probably adopted, and the
usual committee recommendations will
also be acted llpon.
The herald., 1896-03-23
A MEXICAN STABBINd
Fatal Row at WiImington-The Coroner to
Investigate

Investigate
Meager particulars were received in the
city last evening, by telephone, giving
word of a fatal stabbing affray which took
place early Sunday morning at Whining
ton. Two Mexicans, named Jesus Alva-
RADIO and Manuel Lopez, got full of chile
con-carne and engaged in an alteration
Lopez pulled out knife and slashed Al
varado SO badly that he died at 80 in the
evening. The facts as stated were sent to
the coroner's office and DR.. Campbell will
60 down this morning to hold an inquest.
Lopez will be brought to the county Jail.
The herald., 1896-03-23
A San Francisco Cure.

San Francisco Cal. February 10, 1905.
DR.. A. T.. Sanden-Dear Sir: When received
Pour Electric Belt was in broken down condi-
,ion. both physically and mentally, had no ambi-
lion for anything, could not sleep well, had very
poor appetite and was always thinking about my
trouble. After had your Belt month I
was much improved, and gradually became
stronger every day. and to-day ara a better man
than have ever been, and would advise every
sufferer from similar troubles to secure a Dr.
Sanden's Electric Belt. 1t will cure without fail
Yours truly, GUST. JOHNSON,
6l3 Misaiop street
The herald., 1896-03-23
Y. w. c. A. Gospel Meeting

The gospel meeting of Y. w. c. A. was
held at the rooms yesterday afternoon. 1t
was in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Master,
who gave Bible reading on the subject,
Footsteps. The value of human life in
the sight of God and the ordering of the
steps of those who put their trust in him
were very impressive thoughts. Solos by
Miss Minkler added much to the interest
of the meeting.
The herald., 1896-03-23
Want to Buy q House

We have buyer for cottage in Boyle
Heights or East Los Angeles who will
make moderate cash payment and balance
monthly with interest, and Will pay all
taxes and insurance. They want q place
of four or five rooms, and it must be sold
at reasonable tigure--that is, fair price,
Call or address Langworthy Co., lawyers,
226 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-03-23
DO Won Drink

Puritas Sparkling Distilled Water? If
not, why not? The Ice and Cold Storage
company of Los Angeles; telephone, 22S.