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Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To W. s. Wright, hls assigns and le sal representatives.

You are hereby notified that the under signed. who Is o0.owner with you in the Goicondt ,nininQ olaim, has expended the sum of three hundred dollars in labpf and improve ments upon ths ss q mining claim the said expenditure and improvements being m de in the years I8y5. 1896 and lSg7, in compliance with the Uuited States mining lays requiring annual expenditures 10 be made on miDIng olaims. The said Golconda mining ciaim obasists of IGO0 feet m lsn th by GOO feet in vid h, situate in the WallapsI mining district, MohAve county, Arzona Territory, A record of which is made in book <, page los. mining records of Mohave county And you are hereby further notified that if at the @x- piration of ninety days from the last pub lioation of this notice you fail or refuse to pay to us your proportion of the ex. penditure. together with the cost of the publication of this notice, your interest tn the said Golconds mining claim will be forfeited and become the property of the undersigned. E. r THonPsoN.
 kinRman Ariz Jan. l, 1898
 First insertion Iancxrv (. ls.,S.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02

The OveYland Flyer leaves Chieaxo every Wednesday and Saturday . 6 co D. m Gy iv- Ing in Kingman every Saturday aud Tuesday at 6 80 a. m. ard los A, xeles same days at . 60 ? m. c ing east the Flyer lesves Los Angeles it. Ki gman the game fsy ct g 6SFp. m. aud Chicaco Friday q d Monday ai 2 <S .. m
 Pullman Tourist SleepinE Cars daily through between Chicago and San francisco aud Chi cago and Los Anseips.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be reached only via tfis line. ~ fh ftl
 Ask for e beautiful illustrated book. which will be mailed Tree. JOHN J bYRNE, H aen, Passenger Agent. Los Angeles, Ca
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
any time to sub,ec, itself i. ten thousand o 900,

any time to subject itself is ten thousand to ooo) dollars.
 TEsrs. Ths, all and singular. each and every. the private property of the corpoiators, stockhoiders. officers. directors and members Of said corporation. and each and every oi them, shall .t all times be exempt from all aud sing aisr. each and every. the corporate debts of said corporation.
 Is TEsrixosY wHEREoy we have fereanto
 ,et our hands and seals on this the twen
 ty-hr day of March, ID. one thousand
 eight-huudr.d and ni1ety eight
 H. J. DELAMER. lsEALl
 HOWARD W. KEhPER. ssALl
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
Ietie. Of Forfeiture. ll, ].
To John F.Reardan. his Aeeigns, or

~ IUIlia .hcuTNdStb iilo AcSlSEG, OF
 Legal Representatives;
 You are hereby notified that I have ex pended during the years 1895 aud 1897 tws hundred dollars in labor and improvement. upon the wesl K. q s. lode, sitnsied In Cheus. huevis mininK district, county Of hohsye, An sona, of which the location certificate Is Of record iu b rok L page 6<l. in the once of ths Recorder Of said county. in order c. hold sasd claim under the provision Of section ss24 ot the K. g. of the United States, and the smsnd ment thereto. approved January 22, 1880. cos. cernins annual labor upon mining claims, be ing the amount required to hold said lode ios the period ending on the sfst day of Deeembes of psld years 1896 and 1897. And fl. within ninety days from the personal service of this notice. or within ainety day, after the publi. cation thereof. you fail or refuse to eontnbuts your proportion Of such expenditure as . coowner. your interest in the claim will be. come the property Of the subscriber. your co. owner. who has made the required expendi. ture by the terms of said section.
 HENRY sTRAwBELL Kinsmsn, February !. isss.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
Warning Notice.

To whom it may coucern:
 No ioe ts hereby given that the Tn dependence. Goddess of Liberty and Ma bel mining claims. situate near Unior Pass, in San Francisco mining distnct hohave county. Arizona, are under leass and bond to parties working the same sDd that neither said prope sty nor he un der ioned owne rs thereof will be responsi ble for any labor or debts contracted ros ploysr in the oper stion of said mining property; that all operatives engage in said st rvioe ss their own risk and that nc debt is valid against said mining olsims. z
 B. H. SPEAR, .... o. D. M.GADDIS,
 J c. DEXTER. KinRman, Arizona, Nov. 26. 1891.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given that neither the NiReer Con- olida,sd mine. situated in Owen mining. district, Mahavs county, Arizona, nor ths owners thereof will be TO. sponsibls for any debts contracted by the lessees thereon in worh inc said mine.
 McCRroHr & 1RIcR. Signal. Arizona. Jan 8. 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02

Notice is bersny given that asiihs, the Nigh'hask mine. nor the owner thereof, Sill be responsible for any debss contracted by the leesees thereon
 JAMES I LAKoToRD,
 Superintendent. Kinsm.n, Arisons, Nov. 23d. 1895.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
TERRITORY ov ARIZONA.

COUNTY or MoHAvE. } 9t IA. LErEvER, County Recorder, in and for Mohave County aforesaid, do hereby cer- tfy that the above and foregoing is true and correct copy of the articles of incorporation of The Alamo Mining Company as filed for record in my ofice on the 2lst day of March. lsys. tat o'clockP N. of said day, and duly record ed therein on pare 100 ct seq. oi book One of In corporations.
 IN TESTIMONY wHgREov l have | | | | | hereunto set my hand and seal | OFFICIAL of ofice on this the 22nd day of ' SEAL k March. A. D. one thousaud | | | | | eight hundred ninety-eight
 A. LEFEvER,
 County Recorder.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02
Warning Notice.

To whom it may concern:
 Notice is hereby gwen that the Beck eye and Easte.n Star mining claims, with niachii cry thereon. situsted at Mineral Park, in Waliapai mining diss riot. Mohnvs county, AriznnA, are 9nder bond to parties working the same, and that neither ssid property nor ths undersigned ovpsrs will b. responsible for any labor or debts con tractsd nor injuries sustained by shy en- ploysr or employs in the operation o1 sad minipg property; that all operatives en. gage in suoh service at theif own Fish and that no debt is valid HRsinst said n inipg elaims H. II. -wATxns,
 , GApDls 4 Pnsxx,
 THx ". II. TAooAsr MEHcArrIIE Co.
 Kineman, Arizona. Nov. 2Gth, 1891
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02

Ror 1niormsiioq Conesrnlning mines or mining in Mohavs county. call on or address Q. D. M. GADDas,
 Mining Broxer,
 Kingma0, ,Arisons.
Mohave County miner., 1898-04-02

(EsDoRsED) Recorded at the request Of H. J. DELAxEH March Fist, A. D 1898, at o'clock P. M.. in book One. page 100 ct seq
 A. LEFEvER.
 County Recorder.
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had at school. 1t seems a pity that
child of that age should be kept out
upon the street on such an errand at
such an hour, and the case appears to
be one upon which d little side-tracked
endeavor from Sunday school conven-
tions and that sort Of thing, might wen
be applied.
One of the most common scenes on
Front street Saturday night is the long
row of farmers wagons lined up along
side the curbing, while their owners
are ransacking the stores in search of
bargains, Worcester is the Mecca
of the inhabitants of the rural dis
tricts on Saturday night, and pa and
ma and the whole family drive down
upon us, scoop up all the bargains and
get back home again before drinking
too deeply of the wicked atmosphere OF
the city. And while 1.-The family are
busy delving into the mysteries of the
calico counters, the overall depart
ments and the boot and shoe shops, the
tired horses by the curbing lulled to
sleep by the nam of the trolley cars
form a picturesque scene. Further
down Front street the banana men and
the dime musee freaks hold sway, and
between them one can hardly tell
whether the bunch offered for ten
cents is half man and half gorilla, OF
simply straight gorilla.
An attempt to thoroughly describe
Worcester's Saturday night street
| scenes would fill a fair-sized book. II
| is simply a display of everything or
the boards; one long drawn-out parade
of the peculiarities and personalities OF
the great pleasure pursuing public
| from supper time until the night lunch
man rules supreme.
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HIGLEY-In Tempeton, 18th, Sarah w.
Swallow, widow of Edison Higley, S2syrs
IL mos 20 days.
SWALLOW-In Templeton, 5th Ellen a.
Swallow, "a yrs. z mos. 2S days.
BATTELLE-In this city 3D. Penelope
wife Of Joseph w Battelie, IS yrs. 10
mos. rs days.
Funeral services at her late residence.
No. Dix street, Monday, at IL a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
HATFIAWAY-In this city, 21st, Caroline
Garfield Hathaway wife of the late DR..
John f.. Hathaway.
Funeral services at st. Marks Church
Oct, Ath, at IL clock m. Relatives and
friends invited.
CLEVELAND-In this city, 21st, Mary j..
widow of Albert A. Cleveland of Barre.
10 yrs. mo. / day.
HARRINGTON-I this city. 22d, Ham
nora (Abbott), widow of Daniel Harring-
ton, So yrs.
Funeral from residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Bransfield, No. Plum street.
Monday morning at Sis Requiem high
mass at st. Anne's Church at O'clock
Relatives and friends are invited to att
tend.
NIUzzY- In this city, I'D. Hartley wads-
worth Muzzy. only child of Charles P.
and Sara Wadsworth Muzzy, yrs. s
mos. days Funeral private.
DUSENBURY-ln this city, 22d, Harriet
r., wife of Joseph Dusenbury, 50 yrs.
CARLBERG-In this city, ed, Carl H.
Carlberg, 10 yrs Z mos. IL days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, S94 Millbury street, Tuesday, at 2
p. m. providence papers please copy j
CDLLENEY-In Cherry Valley, 22d, Da-
yid Culeney. 81 yrs
Notice of funeral later.
CONLEY-In this city. I'D, at his home,
- Clapp street, Edward F. Conley.
Funeral notice later. Ioweil papers
please copy)
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seen Els.
OF a Saturday
Night
ON ClTY'S STREETS.
~.
Studies of Humanity by
the Spy Man.

If you have ever been a boy, and you
don't know what you have missed if
you haven't you can doubtless remem-
Der how you insisted upon spending the
evening on the streets every Saturday
and you can doubtless remember with
equal ease how your anxious ma and
pa and the rest of the colonies, cap
tains and lieutenants, female and
otherwise constituting your moral
bodyguard endeavored with varying de
grees of success to stem the tide of your
ambition.
The means employed to accomplish
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round, contented face upturned in a
manner intended to be pathetic, but
which. when compared with the mans
healthy proportions, becomes rdicu~
lous.
One of the saddest. scenes of the
street is to be found in the little hunch-
back girl, who sells matches every eve
ming. She is a pitiful little object trudg-
ing up and down the crowded streets
offering her wares with varying de-
grees of success. She is of Jewish
parentage, but nationality aside, she
must remind one forcibly of that Lit
tie Gretchen" who wandered up and
down the street, in the readers we
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The evacuation of the Island OF
Crete by the Turks is now in full
swing. The troops mostly embark at
night time, in order to avoid exciting
the Mussulmans. The foreign admirals
intend that Turkish civil officials shall
follow the troops, the administration of
the island remaining in the hands of
the admirals until the powers decide
upon the final form of government for
Crete. The number of foreign troops
on the island will be increased to IA, 600
men, pending the complete pacification
of Crete. The first step in that direc-
ton will be a general election of mem
bers of the Cretan assembly, and a
body of gendarmery will be gradually
formed to replace the international
troops. The four powers, Great Britain,
France, Russia and Italy, are now ex-
changing views upon the selection of a
governor general of the island. Russia
is in favor of the appointment of Prince
George of Greece
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most thoroughly be-collared and be-
cuffed imitation of a man; from the
most completely be-poWdered and be-
diamond, alleged young woman, down
to the shabbiest shop girl it is a crowd
well worth studying. The women pre-
dominate, and from every store door
they flock with their bundles Of bar
gains, burden to themselves and their
parasols a menace to the ribs of man
kind in general. And glowing are the
descriptions to be caught in the lulls
of the roar from the street
"Such beautiful dress stuffs, Wern't
they? and so cheap How can they
sell them at such a price? l wish now
that | had taken the rest of that piece
do so hope that John will like it, for
blue is so becoming to me! Don't you
think so? Wonder if ] have all my
bundles?" t"e
And this bargain burdened woman
who is only one of a thousand, trips
daintily over the crosswalk in front
of q peanut van whose drivers stento-
rian voice rises clear and strong above
the roar of the street:
"P-e-a-n-u-t-s here! Nice, fresh pea
nuts! Try 'em before you buy EN-!
Five cents a quart, three quarts for ten
centsl"
With unkempt hair and face and
hands bearing mute evidence to the
fact that he is of the earth earthly, he
presides over his stock in trade with
an ease and elegance which may well
be envied by the most expert depart
ment store salesman. Munching sam
pies of his wares and at intervals cast
ing glance at his tired apology of a
horse, he dispenses his "P-e-a-n-u-t-s''
! to peanut-hungry public with a skill
and persistency which does not fail to
excite the ire of his neighbor across the
walk who has been in the business for
twenty odd years, and who must now
sit by and hear the dismal screech of
his peanut stand drowned in the voice
IF this burly trespasser upon his
ights.
Then there is the song man; you've
all heard him. With a voice like wall
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A BOY SHOT.

South birmingham, Oct. %. = Hector
Bourbon. the 10-year-old son Of George
Bourbon, was accidentally. shot this after
noon by playmate named Lynch, about
his own age. The ball--a 22-calibre-en-
tered the front side of the left thigh and
took an upward, course toward the groin.
The boy was conveyed to birmingham
it. The wound is not considered danger
Gus.
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of a lost soul. he has howled in your
ears as you passed him, "All the latest
songs of the day here, words and music
only five cents, Break the news to
mother On the banks of the Wabash
After the ball. My mother was a
lady Mamie Reilly and all the 9TH
ers, only five cents here"
And you have hardly gotten out of
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his highly commendable object are
.lso doubtless still fresh in your mind.
he location of that old strap and the
Elective manner in which mother made
[ go. needs no portrayal. The impress
IN left by that old slipper will never
)e exactly lost, for it is doubtful if any
Upper either before or since was con-
tructed on exactly those lines.
And now that you look back over it
Il, can you help wondering how in the
ace of all that moral might, you chung
0 that Saturday night habit of yours
md still take as much pleasure in it as
you did in those days when you had to
light for the privilege that is now at
7aellag command ? 80 -ss-s ss,,,gr
1t may be a wonder. No doubt it is,
but don't be alarmed. You haven't sold
your soul, you haven't even rented it;
that is, if custom is any safe guide. You
are only one of that vast throng
troubled with that extremely pleasant
Ind fascinating malady which for lack
II more scientific term may be termed
Saturday night streetology." 1T needs
tut a stroll through the streets of Wor-
ester on any Saturday evening to set
rou right in the matter.
For a city of it's size and population,
Forcester's streets are about as full of
fe and interesting sights on Saturday
light as those of any city in this sec
ion of the country. It seems as if all
he pent up life and energy of the week
we're poured forth upon the streets Sat
lrday night. From until 10 O'clock,
Main and Front streets are a solid mass
+ moving humanity. Old men, young
nen, good men, bad men, and indiffer-
mt men, women of all ages and sta
ions in life, noisy rollicking boys and
siddy gum-chewing girls go to make UP
he throng. Pillars of the church brush
houlders with servants of the devil
;treet car conductors hobnob with doe
ors of divinity.
Coal beavers collide with college pro-
'essors, mechanics tread on the toes
If merchants, bunco men jostle against
bankers, and over all the hurrying
hrong, the street lights throw a genial
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Mike" is a character. He is fat and
he is Italian, but those things are
nothing against him, and Mike knows
it. Mikes misfortune and means of live,
lihood lay in the fact that he is a crip-
pie. His left leg is gone just above the
knee. and he can be seen most any
evening seated on his crutches on the
curbing grinding his diminutive organ,
his old hat on top of it to receive the
contributions of passers-by, his big,
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lare All regard for Social and bust
sss distinctions is for the time being,
ost sight of, and the crowd on Wor-
,ester's streets on Saturday night is
ne in which the place of none is ques-
0ned
Just as it is true of every great gath
ring of people that interesting features
bound, so it is true of the Saturday
sAt throng on Worcesters streets.
ON the dirtiest newsboy up to the
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SURGEON rABER.
His contract Is Anaulled ~ order O

His Contract Is Annulled Ry Order Of
the Secretary of War.
Washington, Oct. ply direction of
the secretary of war, the contract Of
Acting Assistant Surgeon Taber has
been annulled. 1t appears from testi-
monies taken by the investigating COM
mittee, that he was the medical off,
Ger referred to in connection with the
death of Hugh Parrot of Ohio at Camp
Wikofr,
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Dutch Bulbs.

25,0oo TULIPS, 50 varieties; Crocuses,
Narcissus, Hyacinths, etc. Plant now
and buy low. At headquarters Thayer.
the florist, Ripley st. Funeral de-
signs and decorations for all occasions
Telephone 364-4
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OMNIBUS.

Continued From First Page.)
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passions of the mob will lead to plague
riots against the Jews il the disease
spreads.
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Mondays Lining Offerings

Regular 15c silesia in black and gray,
ETC., for Monday IA M
alfIA7c a yard
Regular zoe Skirt Pa tcaline, yard
wide, for Monday
Sc a yard
Regular zoe Canvas. extra stiff and
good for Monday
Zoe a yard
Regular zoe surah (satin finish), for
Monday
IL Lac a yard
Regular 25c Percaline Satin, stripe
effect, for Monday
15c a yard
Regular 25c Beatle Finish Percaline,
for Monday
17c a yard
Regular 75c Black Taffeta Silk for
Monday
58c a yard
1
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25c each


Children's White Silk, Embroidered
Bonnets, with full ruche pompadour
effect, worth 81 90, for Monday
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Chiidren's Bonnets made of elder
down, in all colors and lace trimmed.
for Monday
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Wear.

Children's walking Cloaks of fancy
eiderdown, angora-fur trimmed worth
81 So for Monday
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-07
DANIELS LATEST SPELL.

Is there anything that Governor
Daniel L. Russell of North Carolina can
do well. beside swear? Is there any hui
man relation, any public contingency
into which he. and the crew who up
hold and. endorse him, will not drag poll
tics. low, dirty, ill-smelling politics at
that?
One hardly knows whether to wonder
most at the imbecile things that he does
or the ridiculous. He begs the war de-
partment to muster out one regiment
of our troops and then sends j. Z. Lo-
gan Harris post haste to Washington to
get the order revoked. Ii was not
enough that the State should have been
shamed at home. His EXcellency must
call the attention of Government Off
Gals to the fact that North Carolina
has a Governor who cannot rise above
peanut politics. even in. matters affect
ing North Carolina volunteers. The
only thing existent that can equal His
Puffiness in the brillancy Of the things
that he has not done, and the littleness
of the things that he has, is the party
that elected him. J. c. Logan and the
Reverend Baylus seem powerless, as
counselors, to save him.
Is Jim Young the only one who can ex-
orcise His Excellency's spells?
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WETHERINGTON FOLLOWS WHITE.


Negro Congressman White declared il
the Republican State convention here
that the negro was determined to hold
more offices in the future than in the
past. The negro politician has taken up
the cry all over the State. Thus the ne
gro assistant, Wetheringt0n, to the ne
gro register Of deeds, Willis, declared in
the Craven County Republican Conven-
ton:
I'm 1896, we pressed the button and
behold John B. Willis, Register of
Deeds came forth! Again, we pressed
the button. and Robert Moseley, coun-
ty commissioner, came forth, We press
ed the button, and deputy sheriffs came
forth. We pressed the button and mag
istrates came forth!
And now in this convention we have
again pressed the button, and behold,
G.. G.. Roach. for county treasurer is be-
fore us, and with the past and present
before us, what shall the future give
to u.s."
The time has been when the white
Republicans controlled the party
but ais observant men nave
long predicted, that time IS
passing. The negro is drawing the
color line within the ranks of his own
party. whenever and wherever he be-
lieves himself strong enough to win
without the votes of white Republicans.
Inspired by low politicians of the
White stripe, the negro in al the black
counties of Eastern Carolina proposed
to take matters absolutely in his own
hands. There are to be no half way
measures. If the face of man is
white, that is enough; he must step down
and out. If the face of n man IS black,
that is enough; he gets office. What
does the negro know or care about
qualification? Absolutely nothing.
Negroes are being made to order to
hold office" I'VE press the button and
negro commissioners, sheriffs, registers.
magistrates, treasurers come forth.
That is the challenge that the negro
filings in the face Of every white man
in North Carolina, regardless of party
1t is not challenge to Democrats. 1t
is challenge to white men. I'VE press,
the button and negro officers come
FORTH Can any insult be more open
and fragrant? with the past and pres
ent before us what shall the future
give u.s." Can any Vile man fail to
understand the meaning of that? And
it is these negro politicians who. like
White and Wetherington, openly declare
that the negro proposes to seize the
reins. who are the idols of the ignorant
negro masses.
The negro forces the issue. No mar
can fail to understand the nature and
gravity of it.