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Great Pond.

Great Pond.
w. \. Collar, OF Beachmont, Mass, ar
rived to- day TO visit relatives here.
Miss Grace Collar has returned from her
visit to East Eddneton.
Mrs. James McIninch has been quite
seriously i'll, but is recovering.
Ezra Williams aud wife were in ELS
worth several days the past week.
Miss Sabine returned Tuesday from a
visit OF several days to Clifton and Ed
dington.
Leonard Williams, OF Clifton. was in
town Wednesday.
July l.. FLossiF.
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West sullivan.
Mrs. c. IL. Abbott, who has been i'll, Is
fast recovering.
Miss Persis Vose is visiting her sister,
Mrs. T.. q. Abbott.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Murch died on Friday, after an
illness OF but two days.
There is to be an ice-cream sociable at
Blake's hall Saturday evening, in aid Of
the Sunday school library fund.
Therecitr! 10y Misses Cora NJ. Gordon and
Grace Butler was attended by an appre-
ciat We audience. Both young ladies rem
dered their select ions finely. Miss Emma
Tibbetts, banioi-i, was enthusiastically
received.
The "never sweats' played with the
South Hancock team Saturday and de-
ieated them by a score of % 10 49, They
also defeated nine of pittstield students
who are visiting at \. b. Crabtree's al
Hancock.
July Ia FETIX.
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ELSIE II.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

,,n -, IL holiday pre-
hhsr"sushs 70 tbscI'y'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16
LODGE INSTITUTED.
l. o. q. r. Lodge ReOrganized
In Bryan Under Favorable
Auspices.

Many years ago the Odd Fellows had
splendid organization In Bryan, and
= large hall was built for their use, be.
ing subsequently used by neatly all the
lodges In town, and still In a ieryicea'
Die condition. The |. o. o. r. fell into
decay, however, and foF number Of
years there has been no organization
here. Through the fundamentally Of
Mr.. J. $. Mooring, We are glad to say
the organization has been revived, or
rather instituted anew This happy re-
suit was accomplished yesterday even.
ing at Odd Fellows hall by Grand Mas
ter Ben $. Rogers Of Brennan, who was
aided in the work by Col. J. II. Free
man, J. NJ. Sloan, I Book, lsadore
Harris and n. v. Deadsrick. members
Of Navaseta lodge, from which the
membership Of Mr.. J. S. Meoring was
transferred. The lodge wss instituted
with sixteen members, and the follow.
ing officers we're duly elected and in
stalled: ]. 5. Mooring, noble grand I;
John b. Mike, vice grand; G. A. Ad-
ans, warden: 7. A. Summerlatte, con.
ductor; Claude Hortman, secretary; r..
+. Castles, treasurer; Il. NJ. Gordon.
right supporter Of noble grand; S. j..
BAN, left supporter Of noble gra' d; r
l.. Young, right supporter Of vice grand;
John NJ. Lawrence, left supporter Of
vice grand; Seth Mooring, inner guard ;
4. NJ. Nall, outer guard A c. Cairns,
scene supporter.
The lodge was duly nam,d Bryan
lodge, and a number will soon be given
Il. Another meeting is to be held
Wednesday night 10 complete some de-
tails OF the work Of organization, and
instruction, and It is expected that
Grand Master Rogers and Col. Free
man will be present on that occasion.
II will be observed that there Sie a
number Of active and energetic young
men In the new organization, aud We
anticipate that they will speedily push
to the front rank among the secret or
ders OF Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16
"a Turkish Bath"

Once in q while farce-comedy Is
better than the expectation, and such
il the ease with "a Turkish Bath, "
which will be given at the opera house
Monday night. II is rafting fine
farce. comedy, and, as Manager MacOy
says, ut will make you forget your
debts" The fun is fresh and clean,
the action ,nappy, aud entertaing by.
play and witty dialOguelead up to many
hilarious situations, outbursls OF plea =
vocalism OF clever speciality feature.
The play is one whi,h should not be
missed by any one who seeks a DOM
right hearty laugh. There IL more fun
IL Il than killing ones mother.in.law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

"A Turkish Bath" will make YOU ioT-
give the man Who kicked your dog at
the Grand Opera House next Monday
night.
II. II. Moseley is now district agent
for the Providence Savings Life Assur-
snce society, with seyen counties In
his territory.
Royal Owl Flour is the best sold in
BRYAN. 3Sdtf RI. FoRD.
The Ruby Lafayst company will pre-
sent East Lynne tomorrow night. Ev-
erybody knows the merits Of this highly
emotional and meritorious production.
Fashionable dIes.making by Miss
Timoclea Shields. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Residence, DR.. webb's
place, south Of the Pfesby terrain church.
ianl3.dlm
Clean comedy, delightful music, clev-
or speclaltits end everything that AZ.
lords an evenings entertainment thor
) oughly enjoyable will be found in "a
Turkish Bath" At the Grand Opera
House, Monday evening, January 20.
The best and freshest staple and fan.
cy groceries always delivered promptly
in any quantity by X. NJ. Wilson & Co.
Phone IS. JAMS d&wim
DIS. McClain 4 Rees. surgeops from
Waco, operated on Mrs. J. NJ. Powers,
who has been confined TO her bed for
months, and removed an ovarian alb
scess. Mrs. Powers lives few miles
east Of here. At last reports she wss
doing we'll.
Eggs 10 cents dozen fr the remain
der Of the week at John II. Mikes.
And when ordering eggs, remember he
has everything else good to eat. Phone
No. 40. 39-d3t
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

2lb assorted can fruit 10 close out DC
Soc hand painted cuspadors, to close
out, l5c
zoe Mems best merino under hirts,
to clio e ont, iic
So All wooden dress goods, assorted
shades, 20 close out, iai
lOc mems heavy knitted ho.e, to
close out, Sc
G5c Mems wool oyusliril, to close
out S5c
iOc Half gallon milk cups, to close
out, Sc
Soc Mems al wool heavy overshits,
to close ont, ioc
Sl.25 Ladies feather bows, to close
out. 79c
5Oy, 0Oc aud 7jc Boys assorted caps
TO close ont, SIC.
!, zoe Meu's heavy neino drawers, TO
close ont, Ale
l5c Lal.e heavy ho e, to close out &c
Soc, 4Oc ant zoe Ladies ribbed veuss,
b close out pc.
lOc pa k white enyel pes, to close
out, Sc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16
Notice TO Contractors.

Bids will be received for the cree ion
and mpletion, according to specidca.
tons, Of a two story iron front build
ing on lot owned by d. Mcintosh, Main
street, Bryan, Texas.
Specifications may be seen Monday,
January 18th at my office and bids will
be opened Jan 10th at 4 p. IN. The
right Is reserved to reject any and all
bids. div q. 5. PARKER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

Il Il this. II yop have a cough OF
cold, a tickling IN the throat, which
keeps You constantly coughing, or II
you are afflicted with any chest, throat
" lung trouble, whooping cough, etc f.,
and You use Ballard's llorehound syrup
~ directed, giving il a lair trial and no
benefit IS experienced, We authorize our
advertised agent 10 refund our money
on return Of bottle. II promptly re.
ieyes bronchitis. Sold by George W.
NOrrel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

$500 Mems wool oyercoats, 10 close
out $3.50
95c morey purses 10 close out sc
&c pencil ,harpcner, to close out, lie
90 composition book, to close ont, lie
95c Mexican skin soap, to cloie out,
per box l5c
loc Ladies hem stitched handkcr-
chiefs to close out, Sc
25c Boys wool hats, TO close out, l5c
5Jc Black birds, To close out, l0c.
2jc Ladies seamless black hose, to
CT Sc out, l5c
Zoe Black jet bird., to eloe out, 2ac
5Oc per pound mixed tea, best qnal-
ity, TO close ont 3lc
400 Ladie. aeecci lined ,hoe., to
close ont, 75c
zoe Babies white silk caps, TO close
o. ~ er".
out, 49c
tl.60 Chenille table cover, To close
out, 9sc
Sl.25 Babie' fancy silk dre,s cap, TO
close out, Soc
Dc 9-inch pie plates, TO close out, &C
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

Now is
the time
to take q
look at your
stationery and
see whatyou are
going to need the
coming year. The
Eagle can print it !!
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16
Ballard's snow Linim.nt.

This invaluable remedy 10 one that
should be in every household. II cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, cuts,
bruises, burns, frosted feet and ear-,
sore throat and sore chest. lfyou have
lame hack IL will cure you. II pane
traies 10 the seat Of the disease. II will
cure stiff joints and contracted mu, {
cles after all other remedies have failed.
Th' Sc who have been cripples for years
have used Billiards. Snow Eminent
and thrown away their Crutches and
been able TO walk M we'll a. ever II
will cure you. Price 90 cents. Sold by
Geo. W. Norrell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16
RUBY LaFAYET
VIII Play PygmallOn and Gal
atea Tonight,

nANa AOMa y nv
A very good performance Of Fate"
was given at the opera house last
night, Notwithstanding the audience
was not large enough to justify It, but
the company made an honest effort to
please those present, just as much rs
II the house had been full, and sue
eeeded In doing 90. Ruby LaFayet
presented the wronged but loving and
forgiying wife cleyerly and In no way
overdrawn, displaying some rich cos
tunes. Miss DeRona had plenty OF
scope IN the character OF the alyentur.
ess, and did IL we'll J.P. Curran, the
stranded actor, and Miss Chsvalier, in
the character OF a maid, were above
criticism in their parts, and furnished
plenty Of Amusement from time TO time.
The leading young man, Edward Cur
ran, spirited and unwi,e husband,
was EASY aud graceful in his part, aud
was well made up in his last appear.
ShcS, being prematurely aged and bro
ken by diversity. The other parts
were all weg handled, and the perform.
ance gave much better satisfaction than
the first nights bili.
The company will appear to best adj
vantage tonight 10 Pygmal:op aud Gal
aieA, which has never been piCssnted
here. They have received most ilaites.
ing plSss notices on their production Of
this piece, aud a. thsatre-goers have
been anticipating IL with q good deal Of
interest, IL will likely prove drawing
card. Remember that the very low
prices, 80, IS and 95 cents, will enable
everybody b attend.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

'ofice~ Upstairs, next door to Bryan Eagle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16
For Sale or Rent.

Mrs. Watts six.room residence In
southeast part or town. Convenient TO
school house. Applyto
jan O-d&w2w Nv. Bats.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

X. NJ. Wilson & Co. have the choices,
line Of table sauces, Telishes and fancy
groceries In Bryan. Ring up phone
No. IS. ianSd&wlm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

stomach . nnS y rrise % cent? cent aISs
liver . .,,se "a Geo. ". Norrrelil, ,1 S,D
atoro.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

John Sseicapt,-r met ~i'h an accident in the Cnpel mine last Tuesday morning hat resulted n severe i' 'jnries He VA. descending the ladder in the shaft an his feet slipped precipit ,'ing him 10 the bottom, A distance of ninety eight feet. Al depth of forty feet he struck his shoulder against a stnll, which cause q 'he greatest irjiry. He landed on his head on pile of ore in ihe bottom of the shaft. He was conscious when brought to the surface. Dr. Knight was sent fos .nd made thorough ex xsminarion of the il irpd msn. He f,nnd that there was several ugly scalp wounds that had to he stitched up end that he WAS bruised from head to f,ot. The scalp was IooseDed from the skull for several square inches. but no fracture was found The injured mans escape from instant death was llitle short of miracle.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

U"less something very unexpected happens there is likely 10 he a ready sale for gold properties next spring and sum mer, says the Mining R,view. The prospector or mining broker who can make bona 6 ie showing of good ore in snch quantity and location as to satisfy compe'ent ex perts of its value, will mol need to keep claim long in order to 6nd a purchaser. IL is only the purely prospective or dou otful properties will he of slow sale.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08
Kingman Sampling Works.

The following lots of ore were sampled at the Kingman sampler this week: Chidester & Sseeny, eight tons from Norma.
 Bob Clark two tons Prince Albert. Frank Dewey, lot from White Hills. J. Gordon & Go. lot.
 T l. Ayers, IS tons from Enreks mine. White Hills Mining Company. fourteen tons rich ore from Grand Army and Occident.
 Oxen McNeelsy, eighfy.seven sacks from Buckeye.
 F.. Inns. twenty six sacks.
 J. McDsr nth. lot from Waite Hills. Theo. rarnow, small lot.
 Pa. Harrington. twenty one sacks. Geo Dougherty. forty four sacks from his mine in Todd E tsin.
 J P L.ne, nineteen sacks from Todd Basin.
 J.w. Gsrri.t, Ora Plata, thirty.nine sacks.
 Coon and H,r'er, ssventy.eight sacks J,mison X Simple, lot from Night hagk
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

The little daughter of Fred Webber, Holland, Msss., had very bad cold and cough which he had not been able 10 cure with anything. I gave him 25 cent bottle of Chsmberl4in's Cough Remedy. says W. P Holden, merchant and postmaster at West Bimfeld, and the next time I saw him he said it worked like charm. This remedy is intended especially for acute throat and lung diseases such as colds, cronp and Shooping cough, and it ia famous for i's cures. There IS no danger in giving 1t to children for i, contains nothing inj ,rious. Fg sale by H. II. WATKINS.
 Druggist
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

John McClnre arrived at the BnrIo Creek camp of W. A. Neal a few dave ago from the new quicksilver discoveries on Bill Williams Fork. He was in . rather forlorn condition, his shoes be. ing worn ont and his clothes in tatters. He had bit of a scrap with his partner, the irrepresaihle Mickey DIlan, before he left the new camp, which caused 6 dissolution of copsrnership. Mir Me. Clnre said he had made another discov. cry on the Williams Fork and left 'he next day, accompanied ny Charles Vii. son to make the necessary locations.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

We have 6 group of gold mines for safe at most reasonable fznre to cash customer. The mines are well defined ledges running n width from four 10 eight feet. Free milling to ninety per cent. Viii mill not les. than los to the ton. Location, nine miles from rhe Col orado river The ore is soft and three ton, to the stamp can he put through a foiiy mesh screen every twenty four hours. The mines can supply over one hundred tons of ore per day. Inforins ton furnished to responsible parties.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08
Mines and Whining.


 The prospec,s ivr a mx nining boom in Mobsve county were never better. The G id Basin Company wiil put in ab immense plant and have the richest body of ore on the coast to work on; the new company at Music mountain will put in . good sized plant and may conclude to transmit power from Muttewitike spring 10 run the hoists and mil; the White Hills Company will start up tbeir mil az .ia in 6 fs~ weeks; the Gold Bug mIiI is running and producing bullion a ten stamp Diil ~iIi be pat in short dts. tsncs from the G ,ld Bog within the neyt three months; a ten stamp mill will be put in in the Cedar couatry; aa i'm. mense mill wil be erected near Hardy. vile in inc near future; the Carer. Miller mIil is running and producing bullion; the Blakely mill is also bullion producer the Tatk k .hos, C.rbat and Flores mills w,li be pro iucing bullion bef ,re the first ot May and many other prospects nov in process Of incubation will be well on the way b-fore the sun ner heat effscte ns. We have the greatest mines in the world and slowly hut surely moneyed men are beginniug to come this way to stay.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

Some of H4ckberry's most talented ladies and gentlemen will give grand 'entertainm snt on Friday evening the 2ls., at the new Hall in that progressive burg. There will be theatricals, recita. tions. vocal and instrumental music, tc be follosed bv grand hall and supper Admission, including dance and supper will be ls each ticket Proceeds will be applied to tn--iehi-o n. rsw hall
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

William HeInsod Is in from Marie Camp and reports that the Monaghan. Murphy & Go mill at that place has been shnt down pending the action said to have been commenced against the firm in San Francisco. While the mill was rnn it turned ont a great deal Of bullion and will nnd,15tedly become a permanent producer AS soon as the llti. gA,ion is settled.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

There doesn't appear to be any imme- diate danger that we shall be crowded for land to live on in this corner of the country. Arizona has 100000 acres of desert land capable of reclamation to agriculture and 997 900 acres are already under cultivation. Water canals and res ervois are now being constructed which within the next t~o years will provide for reclamation 535. 900 acres. Other en. tsrpnses will reclaim 750.O00 acres ad ditional. Los Angeles Times.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

c K. Williams, st one time general freight agent of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad and operator at this station some inc ago, died at his home in Santa Isabelle, near San Diego. California, a seek ago last Friday Mir. Williams was |. genial, ~holesouIed gentleman and his many friends will be pained to learn of his death
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

w. F. Crosby. president of the Gold Bng Mining Company, cane in from the east Tuesday morning and left for the Gold Bag mino Wednesday, accompanied by 5lperin.e endent o. B. Amsden. He will look over ihs mines in tue vicinif' of the Goli B Ig and a. the same time inspect the properties of the company.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

It is said the Goddess of Liberty gvoup of mines, west of Union Pass, will coon pass into the hands of an eastern syndi. cate. The mines can he worked cheaper than any in Arizona. the ledge standing above the surface of the ground fully two hundred feet.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

Ed linus. of the Big Sandy, was in Kingman thus week with a ton of ore from one of his claims in Aubrey district The ore was sample of the ledge and netfed the owner 50$ per ton. Mir. Imus will begin work on the mine and do con siderable de pvelnpment.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

The scanlon and Carey gold proper. lies, near the Colorado river in Lost Basin shonld he looked after by cspital. its. Tn. ledges are ..mepse and carry gold m paving q qisntities. Their proxi mity to the river make them more de. sir4ble than the mines further np the range.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

It is rer ore that large oody of very high grade silver gold ore has been en. countered in the lower workings Of the Buckeye mine. The property has been producing handsomely the past three or fonr months and the new strike puts i' on top of the heap of Mohave county nrrHucoro
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

F.. Ellibee came m from his mines in the Chemehnavis mountain Monday last and went out home. He says the mines are looking well and that his new arastra will he in running order in the course of ten days,
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

J W. Michael returned from Hack merry last night, having completed the residence of w L McGse, upon which be had been at work for the past two weeks.
 John B ,rry is in from the Minnesota mine with large shipment of concen. tyatee
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

As soon as the litigation over the Flores property is settled the mill will be stsred up on gold property in the vii cini'y. There are many free milling properties in the neiehborhood that could he worked at a profit with this mill In operation.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

The valley io the neigh oo'hood of Fort Mohaye will be soon settled uo with 6 thrifty class of farmers sho sill supply the towns along the line of the A'lantir and P.cif; railroad with fresh vegetables daily throughout the year.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

James Uncapher IS working on the eighty foot level of the Q ieen Bee mine. Mineral Park, and is getting out splendid ore. The pay streak ia eight inches wide and Is filled with wire silver and gold.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE PROB tTE COURT. COUNTY of M.have, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate N,,;,. (. '' ~ Decsssed creditors. Notice is hereby vi,en bv the under signed. NJ. Redr an, sdministra or of the estate of Edward Harrington. deceased, to the creditors of, and all pers'ns having ciaims against said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months, after the fr.t publication Of this notice. to said sdministrator at his office in the town of KinQm,u. Count of Mohava, Territory of Arizona, the same bcin9 the place for the transaction O the business of said estate, in the County of Mobxvs, Territory of Arizona.
 S.u N. REOMAN,
 Administrat r. Dated Feb. 8, 1866.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

Judge BlaEely was called to Blackberry this week to defend e section foreman who was arrested on charge of failn'e to comply with the law requiring the keeping Of book in which entres of all cattle killed by the trains should be made.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08
Come and Ses Us.

Every person knowing themselves indebted to the MoBAvK COUNTY MINER must settle their accounts in full before the first day of July. We must have money and now is the time to bring O, ,end it in.
 u ASsoN II SMITH.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

Monday the Justice of the Peace for Hack berry precinct issued warrant and caused the arrest Of several se,tion fore. men Tor failing to comply ~ish act 22 ol the session laws of 1895 The act re. qnires all section foreuen while n the employ of any railroad com paBy in this territory to keep record of all stock killed by the trains of the company within their nrisdictions and failure to 10 90 is accounted msdemeapor and subjects them to fine of 30O$ and i'm. prisonment for three months. The Ia. tice fined one of the foremen and WAS proceeding to try the others on the same charge Shsn he was asked 10 stay pro. c'ediDg. until Judge Bl.kely, who wss employed as special counsel for the men arrived from kiogman. The district at. torney WAS wired by the justice to appear and prosecute, hut, we understand, that learned gentleman notified the justice that the law was unconstitutional and he must, or should, discharge the defend. ants, which was done. We wonder now 'he district attorney learned that the law was unconstitntiona;. No court has ever paced on 1t. CAttlemen asked for pro. teciion Ia ' and this statute was passed bv ,he last legislature. If this uncon. s'i.uiion4l and "repeal' business Is kept np there will he no laws on the statnts books O. Arizona then the term of the district attorney shall have expired.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

A good cpnr'ry to prJ.psct ia is the Weaver and Minnesota mining districts, or the Black range Many claims have been opened up there that. with proper milling facilities, would become bonanza producers. The ores are all free milling
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

Hon W fl Like, sho was reported to he i'll in Pueblo, Colorado, is slowly recovering. Hs had a severe attscb of pnsnmoni. and for time it was hard struggle with the grim reaper
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

RE Brawn is mearnrIng the road from Kingmsn to Gold B .sin. He will also look out the route for s ro.d over he mountain from Go ira Springs to the B ,s,n. The new cut off will give hard road to the Gold BAtin mines from Kipgman
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

John A. Sweet has been appointed agent for the receiver of the Atlantic and P.cifc railroad with be,dq ,srers at Al. bpqre,q,e. It is thought his appoint. msnt will result in letting out number of prominent cffi .ials of the road.
Mohave County miner., 1896-02-08

William s sseny and Tho mas Chidis. ter, the two lucky White Hills chloriders, are in Kingman. Mir. Ch,disfer Is pre- pairing 10 do some work on claim near the c 0 D mine.