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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
An EXPERIMENT ~ PINS. PENS
AND NEEDLES.

An old gentleman In the north OF
london has been making a series OF in-
teresting experiments with a view 20
finding a solution TO The question often
asked: "What becomes Of the count.
less myrlads OF pins, etc. that are an
nually losty' AS he expected. he finds
that It Is the dlslntegrating effects of
the air which resolve even these I'M
tractable little instruments into their
elements. lie put some hundreds of
brass aud steel pins needles halrpIns,
etc, in a quiet corner Of his garden.
where they would be subject TO all the
destructive agencies of dampness,
earth, wind, etc, although secure from
the predatory hands and disturbing
feet Of inqulsitlve lntruders.
The results are curious Ordinary
hair-plns were the first talking 15l
days on an average) to oXidize into a
brownlsh rust-ferrous oxide-which
was scattered by the wind as it was
formed. and not trace of a single one
could be detected at the end of seven
months. Common bright pins took as
long as eighteen months before their
combustion was complete but brass
ones had been entirely turned into
green verdlgris long before that.
At the end Of fifteen months an ordl
nary penholder had had its nib entire
~ rustcd away, but the wooden stick
was still almost unaltered. 1t is prob
able that the paint on it had somewhat
OF a preservatlve effect Some used
wax yestas were almost gone, with the
exception OF the cotton wick, In les,
than eighty days from the time they
were deposited. but the sulphur head,
of some ulit ones were as perfect a.
ever
Polished steel needles of a small
sizo lasted a very long time lover tive
years and a halo; but a blacklead pen
ell proved itself to be practically inlc
structible, both cedar and plumbag'
being almost as good as when new
even thou harder things had quit
rotted.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11

sine tHe formula for such a very valuable
remedy" o. LAWRENCE. Iditor. The
ohio FARMER Cleveland ohio.
Keep O. bottle of nr. Ayers Cherry Pee.
tar4i handy. Uu che deck. iu the office. on
tHr h.If cd 200 the closet re home, and you
HiIt HHse uI Nlnd remedy iHat is capable
uf auF Sane ui .atiu. sou suffering. money,
aUH even IEi.. There Is uu WHIudY So
rIaIag ~ evil results asa neglected cold.
I#eE. ). 500 medicine 20 promptly effective
in .aHtHEu cold aud absolutely efudiCHting
.fa effects. ua d.. Ayers Cherry pcCi0fll.
IEeF traveller should carry il Every
household should keep g. ~ cures every
variety ui cough. aHl aii forms az lung
1u3 throat trouble. Asthma. bronchitis,
efuHl. .a. wHlapiug cough. are promptly
Cufes hE 3D. aud 90 bias Boo many cases over.
come pulmonary diseases iu aggravated
'#En- NEtu a' other remedies failed 20
help HH3 Hny .ieiHns gave no hope of cure.
Those Wa. Tor convenience have wanted
smaller Hr.d bottle of us. Ayers Cherry
THr.0r#I can now obtain ID ui their dealer
iu hHIf HiFl bottles. at bali Hrige-r1 cents.
".HH f.H Nr. Ayers lHftHauk, and read
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
NASHVILLE STOCK AND BOND
MARKET.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 5, 1S9S-The secur-
ity market for the week just closing has
been very satisfactory, indeed with the
single exception Of Gas stock, all the div
idend PAYERS are firm. Gas has gone off
from four to five points the past week In
the first part Of the week it sold at 122h,
and transactions were made in It yester-
day at 49, Rumors of a decrease in div
idend and other changes in the company
have apparently been the cause Of the de-
cline. Telephone stock is still acting very
mysteriously, one day being exceedingly
strong, and the next day being as weak
II to 1871 within the past two days Ru-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
THE BIGGEST SMOKE OK RI
CORD.

4 gentleman well known en- turf cir
Giles made a curious wager I'm the year
1850. In which he backed himself TO
smoke one pound weight of strong for
eign rcgalias within twelve hours. The
conditions were that the cigars should
be smoked ono at time TO within an
inch of the end, the hacker Of time, as
in the case Of some pigeon matches,
finding the weeds.
The match was decided on a Thames
steamer plying between London and
Chelsea, the smoker taking up a posi-
ton well forward In the bows, where
he caught the force of all the breeze
that was blowing; the cigars ran a
hundred to the pound, so that about
eight an hour had to be consumed to
win the wager. A start was made at
ten o'clock in the morning, and the az.
fair was finished shortly after seven
in the evening.
In the course of nine hours and
twenty minutes eighty-six cigars were
/ fairly-smoked the greatest number
consumed being in the second hour
when the smoker disposed Of no fewer
than sixteen. AT the eighty-sixth eli
gar, when fourteen only remained to
be smoked, the hacker of time gave i'm
finding that the smoker was certain
to win and the latter puffed the re
mainder away at his leisure in the
! course Of the same evening.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11

mors 81 the bond issue and The con,ollda-
ton with the Great Southern are sun fly
ing around The consequence Of which
keeps the price bobbius mp and down like
the mercury in one OF our thermometer
Nashville Street Railway stock la as-
Stunning a strong position sales having
been made at prizes ranging from % to
25'5. People who are IN position TO know
predict a future for this stock
Tennessee Manufacturing Company Sec
oud mortgage bonds have been active. SELL
inc around a5la. These bonds always pay
their coupons, and bring per cent bonds.
the price seems ridiculous The bank
stocks are strong no disposition being
shown to sell at quotations. Money is easy
and good loans IN demand
The money market remains unchanged
TENNESSEE STATE SECURITIES.
Tenn. new settlement IS, 1gI3..J&J Sc 90
Tenn. new settlement small bonds "a 90
COUNTY SECURITIES.
Sumner County IS (opuonaD .J&J lO2 .....
Wilson County S. 1899 ........J&J l04 ....
Marshall County Js, l902...July % 49,.
IIayEood County Gs l9l4......May 1l2 .....
NASHVILLE CITY BONDS.
Various maturities sold on a. per cent basis
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
n. & e. ST. Ry. 6s, 1S91.......... LOG los
n. & E. st. Ry. Con. 6s. 1920. .J&J LOG Jos
McGav. & Mt. " LIST 6s. 1s)3..JXJ lOG los
McGav & MtV. sum.st6s 1926. .J&J 1Ol ....
McGav. & Mt. " I'd series, 1887 LOG los
s. Nash st. Ry. 6s, 1SS9......J&J lO5 lOGla
MEG & Mt wa mtg 6s, 1S9AA&O 80 1901.
Nashville St. Ry IS, lg25......... n 30
RAILROAD BONDS.
/ T. C. ]. g Ry. 6s, 1902 S .Pitts..F&A g5 ....
TTL&Ry B'hm div. Gs, 19IIJ&J 81 81
TCL&Ry Tenn. div 6s, 1917. 50 "a
N, C.&S.L.7s, 1918, LIST. mtg. ..J&J 13l 1872
NC &st.L S. 1928 LIST mtg....A&O 1Ol los
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bon Air c. L & L. 6s, 1917..J&J IS 80
/ LaGrange Fur. bs, l9l2............. 10
Tenn. Mfg. Co LIST 6s. 1925. ........ 50 80
/ Tenn Mfg Co 2nd 6s l925...... "a S8
/ Buffalo Iron Co. 5s. 1925. ......J&J 20 Is
/ BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
/ American National Bank .JAJO So 90
Fourth National Bank. ..JAJO l22lk 12ll
/ First National Bank, new).. o.. . 80 IS
Merchants Bank ..............J&J Is 80
/ City Savings Bank ..,.......JAJO IS 10
Nashville Trust Company. JAJO 100 1Oi
Union Bank Trust Co......JAJO l2g ,...
MISCELLANEOUS STOOLS.
Liberty Mill,,. ......J&J 70 rs
Model MIL. 81. >, ....,....... II 20
.,rITI 1 t,..4
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
FIELD SEEDS AND GROCERIES.

WrrctoAL NJ. pERRYBERRY 8 20. 70. You
need clover timothy n d-top of anN oihDf h'hl
Of field seeds. also groceries ut lowest t.sN
urIH#4 ysIII .ayf NON money l2I-E1 Broad so
Nashville. Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
SEEDS. sEEDsl sEEDsN'

Field Seeds Ha,. Grain Fruits aud Produce.
Seed Potatoes and tennessee German Mlugt
seeI our .unciaIit'cs A.TthirEfo buy on sen.
Wrlteu@ ". q. BRYAN A CO.. 90 y. Market
ST. Nashville Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
EouMDERs 40 MAoNIMIsTe.

STEWART & BRUCKNER Founders gna
Mach.nists, Grinding and Rec0rrugAtng Mil
and HuuCr Rolls Machinery Repaired, OIL KIND
OF castings. Nashville, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
FRUITS. PRODUCE AND GRAIN.

h. q. LOWE 4 co.. Wholesale, Fruits. Pro-
Hure Hwy and GruIn commission Merchant
Particular attention Hlfen 90 oflti7 anu NVn-
s#gumuts. Nashville, Tenn Long distance
Telephone fiO
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
Rheumatism roots in the
blood. The remedy that
reaches the blood reaches
rheumatism. II is DR..
Ayers SarSapariIla.

Il wouldn't wear my hair down over
my ears for anything
Don't You admire the fashion,"
eyes, but suppose some man should
propose and l didn't hear him '-Chi-
cagO Record.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
FIELD SEEDS AND GRAIN.

MCKAY. REECE a co., seed and Grain Mcr-
chants Call write for prices. l2l n. Market
ST., Nashville, Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. 2Jc. The genuine
has l.. Is. Q on each tablet
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
Business Directory.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

THE NASHVILLE PRODUCE GO. pays
spot cash Tor IFs. Poultry DrIga ElAlh
FIllnr Cases and Rod Coupa Tor SAFE Wltt'
OF telephone them ut Nashville Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11

Write toJOHN =. DALE for EIio Engines
ana Boilers Lane s. Bodley saw Mills. Large
lot of cUOI secJ nd aand wood working mathin-
cry. planners Band Saws. etc. Corn Mil Shat
TIM and pulCys. Nashville. Tenn,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11
MILL SUPPLIES.

THE NASHVILLE Ma .HINE CO., Muchiu-
lists ANA Iron Founders kegrind VIZ and kctor-
ruEatng Min Rolls, SHIFTING Wood ana iron
puucvs Pipe Fittings Pumps. u kinds OF
Repair work on Machinery, Nashville, Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-02-11

sine the formula Tor such a very valuable
remedy. Wv. U. LAWRENCE. Editor, The
Ohio lHTmcb Cleveland. Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
SPANS CLAIM
FOR INDEMNITY
Is Thought to Have No Standing in
international Lava Com
plicated Question.

WASHINGTON. Aug @.-Premier Sa-
gasta's claim as set forth in Madrid dis
patches. that spain Will expect indemnity
for an government property, buildings.
barracks. foruncauons ETC., in cuba.
Porto Rico and elsewhere. has excited
much comment as showing the difficult
questions 20 Doe treated by the military
ald peace commit sious.
ia Official quarters here there Is no
disposition TO make a counter claim 10
saeasta's proposition, for this viii be
done in due time before the commissions.
and there is no purpose 20 outline the
governments policy ln advance AZ the
same tlme. leading officials express their
individual opinion that Premier Sagas-
Ia claim is very FAR fetched as it Is
said 10 be the established rule OF inter-
national Law that all public prop
orty OK a sovereign government passes
Go the conOuerer when a change Of ter-
rltory occurs. The rule Is equally well
established that private property under
goes no change The question is some
what complicated in the present case by
the fact that Cuba and Porto Rico are
not acquired strictly by conquest but
rather by mutual agreement. In the
case OF cuba the question IS further
complicated by the fact that the United
states has not asserted a purpose 10 ac-
ot.ire OF annex the territory, but merely
to free II from Spanish domination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
SPAIN HAS PEACE
WITHOUT FRUITS.
Government Frightened
By Its Own Work.
A PERILOUS PERIOD.
Which May Have in Store Still
Greater Disasters.
CORTeS SHOULD Be SUMMONED.
To Prevent the Impression on the
World that Spain Has Lost Her
Sovereignty in the Philippines.
The Liberal Party Should
Conclude Peace--Sagas.
tn Cannot.

MADRID, August 2o.--4 p. M.-H
Liberal in an article headed Peace
without Fruits" says:
"The government. is beginning to be
frightened by its own handy work. and it
has gained nothing by imposing silence
upon the press. Parliament and public
ought TO be informed fully as to the pro-
gress of events. so that the Spanish peo-
pie will not be driven to accept the wiz
rumors that come from abroad.
I'VE are now entering a period most
difficult and porilous, and IL may nave
in store for Spain flesh disasters greater
than those of the past"
SILVELAS VIEWS.
MADRID. August 20.--4 4. M.-Senor
Silvela. now the virtual leader of the
Conservatives. expresses the views OF
that party on the capture OF Manila IN
the following statement:
'sThe CAPTURE of Manila in no wise AZ
fects the rest OF the archipelago, ana tho
Cortes should be summoned with ur-
gency in order to prevent tho world gain
ing the impression that Spain has lost her
sovereignty i'm the Philippines. The Lio-
eral party should conclude peace, out
the Sacasta Cabinet cannot effect the
task"
II the Queen Regent tenders him an
invitation, Senior silyela Is disposed to ac-
cept office.
MADRID. August 2o.-rhe government
has accepted the resignation of the Cow
eruor-General Of the Canaries. General
Manzano. His successor has not yet
been appointed.
MADRID August @.-G>P. M.-fhe re-
port cabled from Gibraltar that Generai
Primo de Rivera. formerly Governor
General OF the Philippines. had been shot.
Is without foundation. General de Ri
vnra IL is announced is I'm good health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

salute OF twenty-one guns was fired. The
tomb. standing high, white. and solemn,
far above the waters Of the river, looked
TO be built upon a foundation of faces.
THE NATIONAL SALUTE.
For the first time in the parade the
battleships drew together. Just at tho
point OF return there was a momentary
lull as IL expectant of the climax. sud
denly. from tho sides and turrets OF the
battloships there was a vivid fash; fol-
lowing this n tremendous roar, announc-
ing tho first gun Of the national salute.
The heavy smoke curled and tumbled
down towards the water and up into the
air until the ships had been almost hid
den. but the roar coming again and
again, seemed 20 rock the waters them
selves. II was an imposing spectacle as
the big battleships doomed a salute 10
the nation; as the warship saluted the
final resting-place OF Genearl Grant and
the guns that sounded the knel of Ad-
mral Cervera's ships al Santiago doomed
a rcyerontlal obeisance to the dead hero.
THE RETURN.
Tho salute ended. the return OF the
squadron along the line OF review was
begun. It was a repetition OF the en-
thusastic scenes on tho way up the
river. Every whistle that could be
brought into use played its part; every
bell. every band Joined In honoring the
fleet. and above all were the resounding
echoes OF the shouts from on water and
on land. Tho parade OF the ships from
the time IL passed the battery on its way
up the river 10 tho time II rcpassed on
It's way 10 anchorage OF Tompkinsylllc.
5. l., occupied just TWO hours and thirty
fivo minutes. in no way did the big
ships show the hard usage 20 which thcy
had been subjected. The Brooklyn j
twenty-seven holes with tho exception
OF those through the smokes'lck, bad
been patched and the big ship repainted
and polished TIL she shone. on tho star
board side could be eeen a great steel
patch over the hole whore one 90 the
Nizcayas shots went through and on the
quarterback q wooden patch where the
deck had been torn up.
SOME OF THE SCARS.
The arinor belt still holds the print o
a large shell and q critical eye can se'
the dents made by several more, sever
through the gauze OF new gray paint
The Iowa has patch over her bow where
she was hit by a six-inch shell. and the
Indiana had patched up the hole I'm hel
deck All the ships have been painted
and their peace trappings arranged, 81
that as remainders OF the greatest nava
battles ever fought, they are rather dis
appointing
Previous to the starting OF the parade
MAYOR Van Wyck and the Citizens Com
mittee boarded the New York. The May
or, In a short address, heartily congratu
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.
NeSotissions in Norfolk for One TO Our
West Indian Possessions.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 2o.-Special-
Capitalists are negotiating Tor certain
properties ON the water front here, with
the view Of putting on a line OF steamers
from this port TO our newly acquired West
Indian possessions.
Negotiations are conducted with the Ut
most secrecy and only by accident mas IL
become known that they were In progress
Positive Information that the establish
ment OF the line is contemplated. was re-
oeived to-day by The Times reporter. II
il believed that the ships will run be-
tween New York. Norfolk and Porto Rico
touching possibly az other ports. IL i
believed that the project will be carried
out Immediately unless the property own
ers become greedy and balk the purpose
OF the strong company by asking an ex-
cessive price for their holdings. This IS
thought unlikely, however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
UNFAVORABLE REPORT.
Thought that Findings in Camp Al
ger Case Are Adverse TO Virginians.

WASHINGTON. Aug pa commis-
sion consisting OF Surgeon-Majors Reed,
Vaughan and Shakespeare began to-day
an examination into the sanitary ar
rangemonts at Camp Algor
IL now seems very uncertain whether
the troops at Dunnloring viii 20 10 Mid
dletown. Pa. as q scarcity OF suitable
ground and water IS reported.
General Buffers successor for tie umc
boino- IS General Goblin The report of
the court Of Inquiry I'm case OF the
Third Virginia, has been forwarded io
General Graham at Middletown. Ale
though nothing definite can be learned
in regard to this report 30 is believed
10 bc adverse 90 thc Virginia Regiment.
An investigation hy number off officers
has shown Chat most of the enlisted mcn
are dissatisfied and desire to return t0
their former occupations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
PANDO IN MEXICO,
lie is Travelling Incognito and is Try
inp 60 Reach Havana.

WASHINGTON. Aug. D.-Iho state
Department received % cabicgram to-day
from Consul Thompson at Proeresso'
Mexico. stating that General Pando. tho
Spanish general. second I'm command TO
General Blanco. had arrived incognito at
Progresso yesterday on the Mexican
steamer Campochc. The consul says
General PanGo seeks 20 enter Havana or
Batabano. cuba. or the British steamer
GuiIlcrmO Lopez.
When last heard Of General Pando was
alleged TO he in command Of the Spanish
forces at Manzanillo. near Santiago. al-
though az that time IL was asserted al
Havana that ne was stll there. with
the cessation Of hostilities there appears
To be no reason why he should not 80 TO
Havana or Batabano.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
SKATER WILL LEAVE SOON.
lie VIII Follow the Last Of His Troops
From Santiago.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 0.-The latest
advlccs from General shafter command
ing the Fifth Army Corps. are TO the
effect that hc win not .eave Santiago un-
tl after the departure OF all the troops
at bis command. The expectation Is
that the last of these troops viii en-
bark during the early part OF next week
and that General Shafter viii be able
40 sau for home before Saturday. The
plqu for the ebarkauon of an of General
shafters corps before the close OF the
present week was ipossible of execution
by reason of the lack of sufficient trans
norris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
CAMP ALGER INVESTIGATION.
Findings WHBo Made Public AMER
General Graham Examines Them.


CAMP MEADE. MIDDLETON PA,
Aug. m-Ilcateuant summcraM of Den-
eral Cmhams staff. reached camp to-
dav from Camp Alecr with the nndinss
of the urt-martlal in the Third Virginia
CHso.
10 wfl mot be made public uniil oiier
General Graham las examined the f'poi o.
Colonel Ives. chief sniIne,r of ihe corps
arrived to-day from Porto RICO. WH'ie
be went with General Miles. chief Medi-
col Omceg Girrd started to-day 20 M
siCct tne hospitals az Washington ana
Ihofoushf.re Cop
The Second Cud Third Batto'ions Of the
Tenth ohio Regiment reached camp last
might from Camp Bushnell followed by
two hattslions of the Second Missouri,
and detachmeuts from tho Sixth Penn
syi'ana, Seventh Illinois Thirty-third
and Thlrty-t0urth Michigan. firs, West
Virginia and first ngaware. Fourth
Missouri and Ninth Massachusetts
General Graham lAs prohibited bathing
Ia the Pennsylvania canal, Tor the reason
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
SENDING THEM HOME.

Three Transports leave santiago with
Fifteen Hundred Soldiers.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-The follow
ing cabiogram from General shatter mas
been received by the War Departent:
Santiago DE cuba, Aug. %, 1898.
Admtant-General. Washington.
"The Yucatan with 900 of the seventh
Infantry: the Santiago. with 500 OF the
rbirty-fourth Michigan and the Hudson
with -n0 OF the First District OF Columbia
left this morning
(Signed) SiAt Ihh'
MajOr-General.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

thar fl receives Harrisburg sewerage
ami may cause disease. The use Of spring
water from near farm houses IS also
prohibited for the same reasons. \
bathing place win be established b. the
corps engineers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
AN INTERNATIONAL PEACEMAKeR.
OF the
War

There h certainly great de9l cambon Mni, from
-
by and his arhumen.s
quite year
France nd NJ
from
wthou the emisso 0f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

vs-rin.a-Partiy cloudy westner 49,
SHOWERS In cxtrome southsass po'ss
wsyuer variable winds. ss
sogthwcatsrly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

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Mohave County miner., 1898-04-09
War With Spain Ineuitable.

It now looks like war and declaration of hostilities will be made by Congress Monday. Consul General Lee has been active in getting Americans out of Cuba before the first shot Is fired and this com. mendable task will be accomplished to- day. Monday Lee will be in Washing ton and will probably be assigned to the command of the army of invasion of Cuba. Congress is in savage mood an q nothing short of blood atonement will satisfy the members for the loss of the Maine and crew.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-09

G. W. Beecher has sold to J. P. Fine. gan, the we'll known merchant and min. ing man of Chloride, the famous Lone Star mine. The Lone Star is one of the historic mines of Arizona, having been located and worked Tn the pioneer days of the territory. The ores were originally shipped to Swansea, England, for reduc' ton, owing to the many bases contained in them. Its production of the precious metals since its discovery runs away up in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The new owner will probably work the mine as it's great merit deserves.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-09

After an absence of twenty. five years from the county Chief Justice Street came to Kingman Monday last to pre- side over our district court. The people of Mohave county are proud to acknowl. edge him as an old fellow citizen and rejoice in his elevation to the highest judicial honor that can be conferred on a citizen in our territory. Judge Street is accompanied by his estimable wife.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-09
Grand Jury.

The grand jury empaneled last Mon. day, which is still in session, is com. posed of representative men of the coun. ty. Its work in looking into the affairs vital to the taxpayers of this county IS most thorough and many important rec. concentrations will be made. Many cases of criminal nature have been in. quired into and ten or twelve indictments have been found. The final report will probably be brought in this evening and will be given in iull in our next issue.