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New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
IN THE SCHOOL OF THE TROOPER
c.Drrs SHOW THEIR SKILL ON HoKSEbA'h-
,,ocprss or THE EXAMINATIONS.

CADETS SHOW THEIR ShhI O'> i'O''
PROGRESS or THE EXAMINATIONS
Vest Point; y. Y. June +-Notwi'hs'ani'"s '"e
,h,, wes, Poln, is being favored with the most
TO, weather that could be desired. there Is no
nercep,ib,e Increase in the number OF vis"ors 10
-. ar,,u,,ion exercises Two or three snail eN-
o,rs,o, boats today from Poughkeepse. Ne"ours
onl other points along the Hudson RIVER auer'e"'eu
the crowd trife. ,. -.
ss,ont class IN chemistry mineraiogy ana seoiosy,
and IN. written examinations In mathematics ana
rronch were ended to-day The Board OF Nisitors
,,,ds a tour OF inspection this morning. They were
escorted by Captain Spurgin and Leutenants f''hos
and Welgel The Board announced the io"o"'"s
committees this afternoon: ON Appointments ana
rx,n,,natlons-Messr Cousins, C.ark ana oewei'
r,.,,n,,,, and Observation-Disclosures. Gray, Gichrist
49,, ,rarh Armament and Equipment-Messrs
S,ooia corwooi and Sewell. Buildings. Grounds
ami Ligh,-Messrs Mcclellan. Bryant ana WILSON,
r-iscaI ArYairs-Nlessrs ingalls,. Mcclellan ara Gray
ttvv,ane and Athletics-Messrs. Bryant. Bailey ana
Gllchrst.
,,u "a cadets this afternoon. CAPTAIN iarKer was
IN command Of the troop. At AS O'Clock the lads'
,r.ssea in ,Ight-h;tng gray trousers and o.ouses.
with buzz legglngs which reached almost to their
knees assembled IN the area of the barracks ana
marched down the time-worn path TO the riding
academy the floor OF which had been covered with
six inches Of tanbark The exercise which Is known
n the school Of the trooper. is exciting. ana Is IN
,.raad 10 show the skill OIL the rider In handling
horses Hurdle jumping was feature or the drlll
a. a., ,he command OF the officer a cadet would leave
the detachment Jump horse. and. tearing away
on a wild gallop. strike with his sabre at the dummy
hcads which were placed on posts 70 represent the
enemy. Each cadet In turn went through tra tn,s
Movements sng.y by fours and platoon While the
horses we're galiopns at a rapid speed the cadets
mounted and dismounted the DareIpacked ANIMALS
Win the agility Of circus-riders When the com
mand OF at VIII was given the cadets performed
ai kinds OF extraordinary feats The hurdles were
niarei for both high and low jumps The height
varied from three TO Ave feet The drii was pretty
To-morrow afternoon there VIII be heavy artl
,erv drill with the seacoast guns under command OF
lieutenant Hobrook.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
sr LIKES CHAPEL AyNIVERSARY.

The celebration of the seventy-nfth anniversary
~ the laying OF the cornerstone OF st. Lukc's
Chapel In Hudson-st. was held last night. The
church was formerly called st. Johns. The cele-
brat,on was attended by large congregation
among whom were many former members OF the
parsh. The clergy present were the Rev. Dr.
Callaudet the Rev. DR.. John T. Patey. the Rev
! H. Knowles, the Rev. +. A. II. Brown, the Rev.
r " Logic and the Rev. Mr. Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
EXERCISES AT A LUTHERAN SEMINARY.

Gettysburg Penn. June (SpsciaD.-The sraaua''
ing exercises Of the Lutheran Theological seminary
Of this place occurred this evening The folio"'ns
orations were delivered christian unseihsnness
by c. p Wies; THE Pulpit and Its Message M
Y Stock: Christ In Sociology. NJ. j. Kline Sa-
cr.d Oratorv" J. T. Huddle Dr. Valentine pre-
sented dplomas to twenty-five graduates. me
Rev Victor A. Miller chosen alumni orator TOT
next wear with the Rev Luther A. kuhimah az AZ
An animated discussion was caused among .ne
directors by the effort 10 create new proiessoa-
shin sixty thousand dollars has late.y peen sven
the institution Some wish TO use IT TO pay oeo.s;
others prefer &c increase the teacning iotce anu
give the students enlarged facilities NO oecision
has been reached.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
A diploma Of graduation was received by Harry
Miller. who will en,er Columbia College.
PRIZE CONTESTS IN ELOCUTIoN.

fhlLE In EbOSO AAON>'
STUDENTS OF HARVARD SCHOOL COMPETE FOR
THE JAMES AND COOPER MEDALS
large audience assembled in the Berkeley Ly-
ceum, No. 25 West Forty-fourth-st. at O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon to hear prize contests III e'o
cution by the students Of Harvard School, receht'y
removed to No. 56s Flfth-ave. William Freeaho'
head master OF the school. opened the exercises
with a brief address and announced that the prizes
were as follows The James prizes consisting OF
one gold and two silver medals purchased with the
interest OF fund OF $1,000 and the Cooper prizes
consisting Of a similar number OF similar medas
purchased with the interest Of fund OF 500. Ihe
judges Of award Lawrence Godkin. the feV'
Percy s Grant and Thaddeus d. Kenneson
The subjects. contestants and awards were as
follows: webster in the Dartmouth CoIese
Case Van Rensselaer, Burr; "Richelieu's Apes,
Harry Lincoln stratton James silver medal par msT
silver medal; Selection from Hiawatha," Harold
Tuthill Spence. Cooper gold media: .Horatius al az
the Bridge" Harry Burnham Kirkland: supposed
Speech OF Regulus to the Carthaginians.. HUBER. i
Boyer Huber. Cooper silver medal; selection IRON from
Webster's First Bunker Hill oration;" David Turn
er Dana, James silver medal: Ropespierre Al
bert Oscar Whitney. James gold medal
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
THE vICE-PREsIDENT SPEAKS.

1'f't
MENT OF NORTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY.
Chapel Hill. n. c. June 4.-The 10lst commence.
ent OF the University OF North Carolina took place
here to-day Incessant rain for two days greatly
reduced the attendance but the State was repre-
sented by Governor Carr and other officials VICE
President Stevenson arrived at noon, accompanies
nv Mr. Cox secretary OF the United States Senate,
the Misses Stevenson Julia Scott. Jane Hardin.
Julia Hardin and Lucy Alexander The presentatiSn
of diplomas made at o'clock this al,etnoEn Dx
an eloquent address, in which he eulogz zed tne UNI
versity and work. and declared that inteiect anu
not force vii. govern this country.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
OTEENS COUNTY DEADLOCK BROKEN.

The Queens County Supervisors, after a deadlock
,astinx since April yesterday elected clerk. Rob
ert seabury, a Republican. who was clerk OF the old
Republican Board. was reelected The Board y
DeTrocrnttc
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
TEACHERS COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
APPOINTMENTS PROMOTIONS HONORARY scHoi~
apSJIIPS AND DIPLOMAS.

ARsIIIPS AND DIPLOMAS
1,. or,ro, commencement exercises OF the Teach
era. College took place yesterday ornng at lo'""
o'clock in the assembly hall OF the buiio'hs IN o"e
hundre and -twenticth-st near Amsterdam"
The address Of the day was delivered oy fro'eS'''
Nicholas Murray Butler. of Columbia ior'neiiy
nresident OF the Teachers College President wal
,sr T. rervev presided and presented diplomas to
c,,Ss of twen,y-nine twenty-eight OF whom were
young women -, ,>.
The announcements made by the Board OF Trus
tees were OF considerable interest these with reier
ence TO the faculty being so especially Appo",
ments promotions and the award OF honorary scno,-
arshps were announced 10 nave oee" ''"' ~
lows: e..
Aupo,ntments-Miss Julia Helen Wohlfarth, TOR.
merly teacher OF the eighth grade IN tne a. io ~
n.nnhoISey and general method Dr. James New
comb TO be lecturer in physi0osy James ~ 1a AVA
@, cal 'r tranng: Mas Gertrude Van Hcesen formerly y
Of the aSy Of ,,b Cock STaS Scuayd and sss in
Of teaching; Miss Caroline W fx Hotcnkiss .udent
e ASafsmy % be ieadhsT o the
grade and assisan, IL methods ot Of ome,-
tic Science in Rrookline, Mass, TO be assistant Ill
the departm INT Of domestic science ~ .ssoc,ate
professor OF history Mics Emma G. sebrS to be
associate professor Of history Of az a,rai SCI
Honorary Emily H9Tnsr W1ss rsa gea
nh rrse natural science Percy Hughes. history;
Miss Eliza r. Butler, history ,
The president reported that there had peen an III
crsase ir the last year OF persons who nave CUT
tr,hu,ed 20 the running expenses OF the college, ana
that the amount thus given had been greater thah
IN arv nrevious year His report also spoke OF the
.Puth Fund Of $500 from which deserving STU
dents may borrow at a nominal rate OF interest," anu
tho g,, Of $4,000 for the building OF the western
wing which was designated as the event Vi '
| ~ ne Teachers tOHeRe Ho"
represents II said. a total investment VI "'0'
100000. - s
| Dnlomas were received by the following grad
| uates , ,
In kndersarten-carolyn sherwIn Bailey Ian, Ian
Island: Mabel Cleves. B:nghamton y: r, IL, ne Mann
Whippie Gunton. New-York; Harriet E,za Na,n. YarH
iuella Angelina Palmer. Newcfork Eoyn r,pson
Porter Bridgeport. Conn; Emily Mau% o, Wv
| Generai teaching in schools, lower grades. i
Irene Barrett Brooklyn: liza t Lsnerts Io,isa vii
brooklyn; Maxine Heller, New-1 orKi hou'sa sngnsta
helmina Moora. Montcl9ir' H S. wh,,,nore Still
nan SIoster < J.. and Anna Emilia Sutherland
Yonkers. y. J. ,,a,,srv schools-Helen
Louisa Bede s@sn,ary M9n,Ta[ Al and secondary schools
vars Samn Brush. Geneva. y. Y: Mary Agnes
ciart Wavne Penn: Hannah May Gar,land Az
,ica y " Jeannette Bliss Hespy e:ppitvshmrr Penn.
! \ Y: Emily Beruchy Horher' "e'''sou'e o. '
! and Fanni. Sax. New-York - .aa
Enallsh arithmetic and geography IN uppei s'He.
-, aismen,ary schools--Mary Snow Horton, ras.
orange. y. j.. and Mary Victoria huse' lie a''A"
opWans,,l raining and drawing in secondary scnoos
Uarris winfield Moore. Holden. Mass ana fis'e
Van Kleeck Flushing Long lsia'u'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
COIORED REPUBLICAN SEATED.
THE HOUSE DECIDES THE MURRAY ELLIOTT
coNrEsT-AGREEMENT on THE DE-
FfCIENCY BILL.

CONTEST-AGREEMENT on THE DE-
FICIENCY BILL.
Washington. June 4-The contested election case
A. Murray (colored Rep) against Elliott Oem).
.,or the Ist District OF South Carolina, was de-
eaed to-day In the House. BY vote OF l53 to SS
Murray was declared TO be entitled TO the seat occu-
pied By Elliott and he sworn In by Speaker
Reed amid Republican applause.
The case OF Martin Pop) against Lockhart
Dsm). from the With North Carolina District occu-
ped yearly all OF the rest OF the session. and at
$40 o'clock the House adjourned. with the under
standing that vote should be taken the first thing
tomorrow. In this case. also, the majority recon-
mended the seating OF Martin. the contestant
The final report Of the conferrees on the deneral
Deficiency bill presented and agreed 70 ana tne re
following bills were also finally disposed OF; 10
pension Mrs Mary c. Gregg, widow OF Ma)or-Gen, )I.
eral John Irwin Gregg at go month"; 70 pension
Mrs. William I.oring Spencer. widow OF ex-senator
and Brigader- General George r. Spencer. or Aia.
bama al 80 a month; authorizing the restoration or
John u Quackenbush TO his rank and place as
commander n the Navy and his retirement BY the
President
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
,.,,rTON INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT.

ll.l
rho ,,urth annual commencement exercises OF
,,,,,o, Institute a wel-known college prepara-
- so,ooI for boys at Nos. 1o3 and l05 West Eighty
ds, were held last evening In the handsome
hou ~ the West SIDE Republican Club. at the Hotel
t,,,,,,, There was in attendance a large number
=, ,,ou-knovn people who live in that part OF tho
o,,y and who heartily applauded all the numbers
-, tho nrogramme. which included piano solos
-, Misc isabel buckingham: singing by the Misses
o.,,.ooeld and Presby, OF the Rubinsein Club. and
N.ssrs Avery and Brown. Of the Apollo Sixteen.
p.c,,atI,us were excellently given by the follow
, students OF the institute: Richard Heather
Iohr Miller Franklin Gunther. Frederick Crorut
IIerhert Drake. Donald Vaughan. Percy Egee.
Dudev Hall jr: Cyril +. dos Passos. Condct Cutler
tr Douglas c. MacMurtre. Ernest Wills. Clifford
poets and Byron Matteson. notable feature. which
u,on much applause, prize extemporaneous
debate on the question: should the United States
Recognize the Belligerency OF the CubansY' The
Affirmative side taken by J. Arthur Brown
ard charles Melnken and the negative BY Harway
r Brooks and Henry D. Carey jr. decision was
awarded In favor OF the negative side. The prize
a handsome gold medal offered by Professor n
Archibald Shaw jr.. principal OF the institute for
the student showing the greatest proficiency In the
debate was AWARDED TO Harway T. Brooks The
Judges DR. George Scott, Professor william
WacMurtre and NJ. T. Sayce
Professor Shaw reviewed the school year and an
nounced the bestowai OF honors and silver scholar
shin medals upon J. A. Brown X. 3. Pruden. Harry
English and c. w Carter. jr.: respectively OF the
senior. middle. junior and primary departments
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

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New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

Ass.stant Secretary Hamn. OF the Treasury De-
.,,n.nt left here tonight for Boston.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

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New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

The Treasury Department was to-day requested
10 give checks payable at Ne"-fork ior goid de-
,,os,,ed at the Assay once In Denver Col This the
nenarfment has declined 70 DO so. adhering 10 It's
nractice 10 pay for such gold by check only on CHI
raeo or In currency at Denver.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

The Treasury gold reserve at the close OF business
to-day stood at SlGasS,o2i The days Withdrawals
,rere Sol 100
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

As,s,ant Secretary Wike. Of the Treasury. will
leave here tomorrow and sail from New York on on
saturday on n trip TO europe lot his "ea''"' iie
will be gone three weeks
The Senate Finance Committee his morning mace
q favorable report on the bill appropria'hg wv
a,rno.,,g the Secretary OF the Treasury to make
anu sc,an,lac Investigation OF the condition OF the iui
seals
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

William Dubois was to-day appointed head usher
q, the Executive Mansion. in place OF George Dex-
10, of Michigan. appointed postoffce Inspector
Mr. Dubois is a native Of New-York. He served IN
49, Amy WAS apponted a member OF the Wash
,.a,on noice force and is the reiirei list.
lie was assigned 10 duty as an usher at ne Mmise
,ion and has remained there continuously. lie has
a large aconaintance among public men.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Since 1878 there have been nine epi. denies in different parts of the country in which Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhea Remedy was used with rerfect success. Dysentery, when epi. demic, is almost as severe and dangerous as Asiatic cholera. Henceforth the best effort of the most skilled physicians have failed to check it's ravsges, this remedy, however, has cured the most malignant cases, both of children and adults, and under the most trying conditions, which proves 1t to be the best medicine in the world for bowel complaints. For sale by
 H. H. WATKINS,
 Druggist
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Science does not empty the universe of mystery, but only of the psuedo mys- teries which are the product of ages when any conception of orderly relation was impossible. It's main concern is to interpret the fac: which man gathers from observation or experience, and to abstain from assertion or denial respect. ing anything beyond its ken. Since it can throw no light on the genesis Of mat. ter or motion; on the beginnings of life, which to it is not one whit less myster- ious than the beginnings Of the crystal, the ultimate cause which quickens the corpuseIes into pulsatioD being as un. known as those which lock the dead atoms in angular em brace; or on the con. nection between thought and it's accom- panying charges in nerve tissue-it brings us face 10 face with the deep se. cret of the universe.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Samuel Crozier and family of Truxton are at the Hubbs House. They will leave in few days for Berkely, California, where they will reside. We expect to see them back in Mohave county again California climate never does agree with an Arizonan for any length of time, and then again the people of Mohave county would regret to lose Mir. Crozier and his estimable family.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22
Republican Contention.

Office of tIse Chairman of the Republican
 Central Committee ot Aohare County,
 Arizona.
 KISGMAS, A. T., August 6, 1896
 r. is hereby ordered, that primary election of the .epubIieans of the various precincts hereafter named, be held on the 20tb day of August, 1896, between the hours oi 2 and 5 o'clock m., for the selection of delegates to county con. vention to be held in the town of King man, on the 29tn day of August. 1896, for the purpose of selecting candidates for the various county offices.
 The basis of representation in said county convention shall be one CD dele. gate for each ten (l0) votes, and one CD delegate for each fraction of five (5) votes cast at the last general election for sheriff; upon said representation the precincts will be entitled to tue following number of delegates:
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22
be New York World, q gold paper,

The New York World, gold paper, has been making a canvass among Mir. Bryan's fellow members of congress as to his character and fitness for the office oi president. While the opinions are col ored somewhat by the views of the writers on the issue oi the campaign, the World remarks that "it is noteworthy and gratifying that almost without ex. ception Mir. Bryan's former associates in congress speaks highly ot his character and ability"
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22
Arrzona Samplrng Works.

The following is the weekly report of Arizona samping works: Joe Marinas, one sample lot.
 David Southwick, two lots of gold ore from Star Spangled Banner mine.
 W. H. Tsggart Mercantile Company, two lots ore from White Hills.
 Al James, four tors from Silver King.
 Schroder X Co.,, White Hills, four tons rich silver ore.
 Perry A. Beebe, two lots Tuckaboe mine, Chloride.
 William Koshland, one lot from Signal Shipped two cars to Pueblo.
 David Keleher, who has been on the sick list for many weeks past, has so far recovered that he has gone back to work again.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

John Hesly, a well known mining nan, shielded at Congress Tuesday last oy shooting himself through the head. nr. Healy was we'll known in the south- .n part of this county, where he had mportsnt mining interests He was a ynss, unassuming man and vas well sAod by his acquaintances. He had
 So drinking heavily for some time Tsvlous to committing the rash act.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

DundoD & Fisher will have shipment of two carloads from the Gro Plata mine next week. They are working ten men. A winze is being sunk on the ore body from the bottom of the lower workings.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Connection has been made in the low. CT tunnel of the Diamond Joe mine with the deep workings and now the main shaft will be pushed down into the ore body recently tapped by the winze from the lower level. The completion of this tunnel will greatly facilitate the working of the mine.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

letter received at this office from Osp,. W. II. Hardy conveys the infor- nation that he is just recovering from severe illness; also that Judge Hawkins suuch talked of in Maricopa county for delegate to congress. The captain will sin Kingmau in about ten days.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

J. W. Lsnkford, of White Hills, is Q candidate for the legislative assembly rom this county. MT. Lankford is a irst class gentleman and would repre- ent US in the lower house in credit able manner.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Joe Marines and James Rawl had thirty pounds of gold ore, from their mine in the Chemehuevis mountain, run through the sampler a few days ago from which they obtained fif'y-six dol lars. This is at the rate of 231 ounces gold and 9 ounces silver to the ton.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Kean St. Charles is reported to have made overtures to the democratic court. house ring 10 sell to them the populist assnization of the county. Can he de- liver the goods? The populists from all mts of the county claim that St. Charles VI be repudiated by his party.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Hubbs & Mulligsn have moved their saloon building to lot on Third street Pending the building of their new brick they will occupy tbe old store building of the KiDgman Mercantile Company on Front street.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

F. s. Dennis and family left Monday last for San Francisco. Before returning they will visit at Mrs. Dennis old home in Glen Ellen, Sonoma county.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

We call attention to the new adv. of Gsddis X Perry on the 4th page of this issue. This firm has the neatest and best appointed store in northern Ariztns. Their prices are right. See them and be convinced.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

The excavation for the Fay building on Front street IS being rushed along rapidly. Work on the foundation will begin about the middle of mex. week.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

The following delegates were elected st White Hills Thursday evening to at tend the republican county convention ou the 29th. William Sgeeny, E. G.. MeDermith. q. J, Bender, J. w. Green, Andy Hance, E. L. Burk, Charles Brad Icy and James Ready.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

At the republican primary in Kingman last Thursday fifty votes were boiled and the following ticket elected: J. R. Hal ssy, Dr. F.. A. E,ly, W. G. BlakeIy, J.. R Russell, F. L. Smith, Jas. Ros- borough, W. s. Abrams, W. H. Taggart and P. E. Ceilings
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

John l.. Sullivan is in from the Cheme huevis mountains. He says many of the dry washers are taking out big lots of dust daily.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

We understand that the Needles Min strels will give an exhibition in Lake Hall next Saturday evening. The Nee dies band will accom- pany the show to Kingman and will give parade in the afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

George A. Bouelh announces himself sa candidate for the office of treasurer. teorge is we'll known throughout Mohave county as thoroughly honest and cap. aole man, who will poll the full vote of ne republican party in this county and slll draw from the other parties besides.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

c. w. Tozer, s well-known mining man of San Francisco, is visiting this county. We understand he IS interested with 0. D. Lane in some mining develop. ment here.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

George R. Thornton, the big cattie owner of Williams, was in Kingman last Monday and went before the board of equalization to get reduction in his assessment.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

John linus and William Bacon were before the board of equalization Monday regarding their assessment of cattle.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

John Kennedy has taken lease on the segregated Prince George, at Stock ton Hull and will begin work Monday.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Miss Maggie Fisher IS visiting wiii the Muller family near Blackberry thi week.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Hank Lefer has two feet of ore in the face of the main tunnel on the Gro Plata mine, Todd Basin. This ore is very rich and Hank is in fair way to be classed among the bonanza kings.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

David Nelson and wife, of the Big San. dy, were guests of the Hubbs House several days this week.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Fred F Carrow is in from the Big Sandy.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

KiDgman school win open on the 7,h of September.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

No primaries were held at the Park Thursday. The difficulty seemed to be that there were no republicans there.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

MT. and Mrs. John Barry, accom- panied by two young gentlemen, ar. rived from Los Angeles Thursday night and went out to their home at the Con. nor mine yesterday morning.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

Hon. David Soutnwick is in from Stockton Hill looking after the sampling of carload of rich gold ore.
Mohave County miner., 1896-08-22

The MINER office was yesterday the re. cipient of box of the finest and mos. luscious peaches we ever saw in Arizona. They came from Besle Springs ranch.