Mohave County miner., 1897-09-25
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sarth and thus vindicate the dignity of his own character is worth a score of those who succumb to every evil habit they come in contact with.
 A new version "Mary had little lamb, that has passed away. No lamb could follow up the pace that Mary sets today. For now she rides the airshod wheel in skirts too short by half; no lambkins shares her airy flight, but you can see her calf"
 Many young men imagine that their presence in social gatherings is almost necessary to insure pleasant time, and without them no one enjoy themselves, but these are the ones that generally drop into obscurity, sooner or later.
 Brook May, who went to Alaska to become a gold king, has been heard from. He wrote from Chilkoot pass that his two companions had abandoned the chase for gold and that he was not great
 y encouraged at the outlook Williams News.
 Gypsy fortune teller told Bsbee girl she would wed wealthy nobleman who is now going about Tn the disguise of tramp seeking his ideal of beauty. When hobo now strikes the backdoor of her house for handout he gets the best there is in the shop, and is smiling ly asked to call again.
 big crowd of S. P. officials with two carloads of exploration machinery will arrive from San Francisco to explore the coal fields of Sonora These coal fields are located twenty miles from Ortis at San Marchial and La Barranca, eighty nine miles respectively. There are indi- cations of a great coal country there and the S. P. will develop It to finish.-Vi. dette.
 It is said that sweet peas will rid a house of flies. If you don't believe it, darken a room, except at single point, and place bunch of sweet peas in the light. Then notice in an hour the dead flies around it, or rather stupid flies. The odor seems to have a peculiar at traction for flies and they will gather on the blossoms, when the perfume intoxi- cates them
 The reason that Arizona is not the richest place in the United States, says the Tucson Citizen, is because she is the poorest in development. Our natural wealth in precious metal is almost un- limited It is the limited development that limits our wealth. We have the richest mines, the finest and richest soil and the best all round climate in the United States. Come out from the great crowded east and lend us a helping hand in the development of Arizona. It will make you rich and help to enrich Arizona
 Last Thursday afternoon party of cowboys were driving bunch of cattle past the insane asylum and one of the patients ran to the hedge fence to see the cattle pass by. One of the steers sepa. rated from the herd and jumping the fence took after the inmate and before he could get out of the way the animal had him pinned to the ground and was making attempts to gore hlm. T. was some time before the cowboys could rope and tie the animal, but fortunately the victim was not badly injured although | much frightened Gazette.
 I'm Holland was caught in cave in the Norma mine, White Hills, last Sat urday and fatally injured. He had shot down some ore from the roof of the drift and was engaged in picking out the waste when the cave occurred. He was injured and died Monday morning. His funeral took place Mon day afternoon. The mines and mill were shut down and business houses closed and everybody in the Hills fol lowed the remains to the grave. MT. Holland was universally liked and his untimely death is regretted by all.
 A. E. JosceIyn and wife arrived in Kingman from Jerome last sunday evening. MT. Joscelyn is the new prin- cipal of the Kingman school He is also the editor of the Arizona Educator, an