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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

General labor s'd Industrial Notes.
The state Of Illinois has ceased the
manufacture OF cigars In the penlten-
tlary at Joliet. the venture proving a
failure.
Ia Finland the women not oaiy VOC.
bui they follow the trades Of oarpen.
tiers. paperhangars. br.ekiayeFs and
slaughierers.
The Goldman automatic car brake
company has located IN Anderson.
Ind. and Ia erecting works that will
employ eco skilled men.
The experiment 20 operate cotton
mills With negroes does not pay. They
won't slt ten hours a day at a loom.
They want 10 be moving about
A steam shovel 10 Lake Superior
iron ore region lifted and loaded 200.
900 tons Of iron ore during the pas,
year. They are mechanical miracles
Under the new charter Tor Greater
New York no bread WIN Dol permitted
10 be made 10 the tenement house
bakeries
So much stuff Is wanted ln Australia
from San Francisco that careoes are
lying piled up for want u vessels.
Many vessels arc being held no Tor
spring 90 rga IN the Klondike trade.
a syndicate o. New York and Ohio
capitalists has been waried the con-
tract for constructing the Nicaragua
canal. and viii soon put 5000 men al
work. mostly Central Americans.
Tacoma. Wash. promises 20 DO a
great manufacturing center. Eight
miles distant Is a rs feet fan Of water.
which Is to be used 20 generate cleo
trIclty. almost all the capacity Of the
contemplated electrical plant
The production Of pig iron IN the
United States for 1897 was 9.G52. $50
tons. an increase Of i.029.553 tons. as
compared with 1896. Tho production
Of basic pig iron for 1897 was 5js.39i
tons. Of which Edison made 350.O6i
tons
Those unfamiliar with manuiartur-
Ing have little conception OF the enor-
nous machinery now being used and
made for large manufacturing planta
Americans are making heavier. finer
and more complicated machinery than
was ever devised
Perhaps the greatest engineering
feat the world ever witnessed will be
undertaken some time this year By
japanese engineers 10 building an
immense bridge high enough Tor ships
In fun sail 20 pass under across straits
one mile wide TO connect two Islands.
The German government recently
Inquired Of Great Britain and the
United States regarding women fac
tory inspectors. The reply Of Great
Britain praised extremely the bench
clal activity OF such inspectors. but the
reply Of the United States was less IA
vorable.
The cloakmakers union OF New
York. for the first time In years. Is 20.
ing 10 do business without It's annual
strike. and Il has started a movement
to abolish general strikes Pursuant
TO this. a meeting Of representatives OF
the Cloak Manufacturers association
and the United Brotherhood Of Cloak
makers was held few days ago. at
which II was agreed that none but
members Of the union should be en-
ployed. and that all disputes as 10
wages and hours Of labor should be
referred to a Joint committee Of manu-
facturcrs and cloakmakers n the arbl-
tration committee cannot settle the
dispute. then II Is 10 be referred to an
umpire selected by both sides.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
walking stIeh. a. I.rrncIe.

walking sticks have frequently been
left by will. Franklin bequeathed his
fayorlte stick, with gold handle
shaped like a cap Of liberty. 10 George
Washington. The gold-headed cane
used by Drs. Radcliffe, Mead and 9TH
ers. whose arms are engraved upon II.
was bequeathed by Balllle 10 the Col.
lege Of Physicians. Napoleon's walk
ing stick Of tortoise shell was sold in
London in 1923 for $3.50. Honore De
BaiEac had the mementos he received
from various fair admirers. which con-
sisted OF precious stones. set in canes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Bobbie- Momma, what makes you
so CROSSE
Mother Because, my son. you ask
800 many questions.
B-And won't you be cross II I
don't ask any more?
Mo nay son, that VIII make me
quite cheerful again
B Cafter a short pauscl Nominal
M-Wcll. BobbIe. what is lt2
B-Are you cheerful yet?
Fairly.
B-Cause ] wanted 20 ask what YOU
suppose makes grown-up people so
cross when you Just ask a few ques-
tions that don't hurt nobody? Brook.
Ign Life
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

When IN health. Sir Walter Scott
always wrote with ease Nobody ever
found him preoccupiod with his work
Visitors we're always welcomed ex.
curslons were arranged. and he was
always the life and soul OF the party.
It Is told that Cadet expressed his
wonder that Scott should ever be- able
10 write books To- the country. seeing
how he took part In an outdoor and IN.
door entertainments and amusomontl.
when is IT, he asked Scott "that
you thInk?" oh was the roply -
lie simmerlng over things Tor am horr
or 80 before ! got up. and there's ibo
time am dressing 10 overhaul NV
half-sleeping. half-wakIng project for
chapter, and when / get tho manor
before me IL commonly runs of prei.
" easily. Besides, ! often take a doze
In the plantations, and while Tom
marks out dyke or drain. as /
have directed, ones fancy may be- run.
ming Us ain rigs In some other world %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Washington Letter: There are few
more thorough or industrious house
Keepers In Washington than Mrs. l..
n Letter. The first morning Of each
month she spends looking over her ac-
counts and settling all bills for her
household. Every department OF the
Letter household is managed upon a
most systematic plan and runs like
clockwork.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Why do We make such pyramldal
blunders? Because we think the facts
are too well known 10 Us 10 be worth
verifying and our memories are not so
good as they once were. Having mock.
ed at my betters I now put my hand
on my mouth and my mouth in the
dust, crying: We are cisterns; yes.
broken clsterns: cisterns which hold
no water for, In writing about
Wordsworth see have quoted "Or
do the doubtful murmurs flow" OF
course u Is the doubtful numbers
and I knew Il. II you had asked me.
How yexed Wordsworth was when
Scott quoted. the swan on sweet St.
Marys lake" II was not sweet" Il
was "stIll.' and that was precisely why
the swan "noated double. swan and
shadow" a beast Of a swan he was and
once attacked myself and a friend when
fishing In boat, we had 20 whack him
with the oars I have known him TO
drive a fisher of the loch-a man Of
great courage and fortItudc. IL was
q case Of metus cadens In coustantem
virum. Longman's Magazine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

A cycle and motor car exhibition IA
being organized In ST. Petersburg 10
be held next autumn. A similar Eng.
fish exhibition soon to be opened al
Bradford consists Of motor cars. motor
wagons, motor cycles, bicycles trI.
cycles, road skates. the coming method
OF travel, carriages. engines. motors
and their accessories.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
nu.Ine...LlL. M.lnnh. IN r,lh.n.n.

H""NNfHH" fiNf NfANhNa tN lNlNfWrrs
Iron moldcrs are rejoicing in the
splendid success OF their new financial
system. which went into effect more
than a year ago. Il Is the same plan
a. Is now In vogue IN other up-to-date
unions. In all OF which Il Is proving
very advantageous. Dues are paid hy
he iron molders every week. and the
amount Il 20 cents. OF this sum 10
cents goes to maintain the national or
ganization. s cents goes to the sick
benefit fund and 7 cents Is retained by
the local body. Since the adoption OF
the plan 100000 has been collected
for the sick fund. OF which SOS 900 has
been paid out in benefits. There Is
held in reserve in this fund $4,000
The balance OF $1,000 has been placed
IN a special fund and members In good
standing for six months. who pay their
dues while working. and do not owe
more than four weeks when becom-
ing Idle, have their dues paid from this
fund. In addition 10 the sick benefits
a death benefit OF 800 IL paid a. well
a. $50 contributed by the local In
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
which the death occurs. -EIEh. Hsss
Heraf2


IN Tessni gathering In Detroit Cor.
ernor Pingree remarked that as gov
ernor he had = license mot a fras-
chisel 70 offer suggestions" His prin-
eipal suggestion was. that in view o.
present lack OF employment. caused
chiefly by the concentration Of wealth
and business. that universal eight
hour working laws had become a ne
cessity. As an employer be favored
this. and he had written the govern
ors q the various states. urging con-
sideratlon Of the question BY the legls-
latures and asking their vleWs.-EK
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

White and married sister visited the
courthouse and the two most interested
reapplled for a license al questions
were answered satisfactorily and the
license was granted The wedding took
place during tie afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

The largest carpet In the world l. In
Windsor Castle. II is forty feet In
breadth. and contains $3.50 900
stitches The weaving OF {, occupied
tweniy-elght men fourteen months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
NOTES or INTEREST TO THE
ANTI-LIoUoR LEADERS.

The Io-t Pisiad-Ths Liquor ff"''''A
In u. yariou. Phases The Trouble a.
Princeton Spectacle 81 the Nhhs
House Notes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Every great reform which has been
effected has consisted. not In doing
something new, but In undolng some
thing old.-Buekls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

DO you know n good tonic for ner-
vous persons, slmpklns?" mo; what
want to find Is tonic for people who
have to live with them. boston TRAY.
eler.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

Puck; Willie Mccorklc-"Papa. what
is meant by kiting checks" Mr.. Nc.
corkle-"It IL one way OF raising the
wind"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

United States has been but a. 4 local
option experiment 10 comparison with
wha. prohibition would be covering
the whole dominion. RAMS Horn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

A federation Of trades unions has
been perfected In Japan with msm-
bership Of $4,000 10 begin with.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

on the other hand. three items ~
bad news must b. chron.rlod The
first that Secretary Long president %
the Massachusetts, Toisl Abstinence
society. has not only sanctioned the
establishment ot Official liquor selling
IN the navy. but has also defended h
with those same shallow sophIsirIes
about keeping men out oi worse places
that have just failed 10 the Princeton
Inn case with this. We may we'll
place Senator Hoar's statement In A
speech 10 the senate IN regard 10 beer
We DO not dare 10 compel that lndu..
try TO pay a reasonable and proper tax
because We are afraid Of the political
power the brewers will exert. deter
mining the political power In this
country between different political
parties"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

The month has afforded three most
notable announcements 90 temper
ance agitation Princeton university
trustees have revived "a neglected rule
forbiddIug students to have liquors To-
their rooms or 90 frequent places where
70 De- sold. @ complete victory and vim
dicat.ou Tor Tho Voice a stan sgllter
victory has followed the unofficial uss
Of wine at the Ncw York dinner o'
wesleyan university alumni by
young blo0ds who thought previous
dinners without wine bad been "t10
darned dry" Bishops and doctors saw
the Innovation 90 silence. but public
agitation. lnlugurated hy The Voice.
led 10 the prompt assurance that the
oifense should not be repeated Quite
o. swiftly the superintendent NJ the
new National library no Warrington
who had granted a permit Tor The sale
OF vino and beer IN that palace Of liter.
allure, bowed before the cyclone of nom
"fAA A"N NhhANNN wv ANlHIIINI W. q. i.
U. and the Reform Bureau brought up-
on him by an appeal 90 the public
Another kindred victory was the re-.
fusal Of the Virginia legislature TO re-.
peal the law which f1rbIis the sale %
liquors 10 students 40 over the state
law that should be enacted IN every
commonwealth Another event " the
month which should suggest petition.
Ink was the launching of the japanese
cruiser al Cramps shlpyard IN ph!ia.
delphia. az which Miss Helen Long
daughter Of Secretary Long Of our
navy department followed Japan's
beautiful custom. instead of breaking
a bottle Of wine loosod a white bird
symbol u the ship set free. let a
LOT Of white letters o. to Secretary
Long. asking him 20 adopt The custom
Tor our own ships 90 place OF the sense.
less bottle breaking
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

In Canada, Premier Marquand OF
Quebec, recently said TO a temperance
depuiatlon, that he believed all bars
should be abolished. but FASTENED 10
say that he should not like to under.
take H. lie has. rather increased the
privileges OF the liquor sellers The
prohibition plebiscte for the whole
dominion Is expected In October. and
although Canada has the llghtest drink
rate therefore, the lIghtest death
rate also), and has given a majority
OF l7S,s5s for prohibition in four prov
inees In previous pleblscltes. II will re-
quire the utmoa, energies OF temper
ance workers to carry the day by such
Imperative majorltles as cannot be
put OF with any half measure. Mai.
u. l.. Bond OF Montreal. the ProhlbI-
ton leader In that stronghold OF the
opposition. makes strong point In
arguing that state prohibition In the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-19

But worse yet 10 the fact that presl.
dent Mckinley. To- violation OF his vow,
a. a member of the Methodist church
has get the pace Tor bis whole cabinet
and others who were waiting an bis
example by giving intoxicating drinks
TO hls Official guests Aud most Of all.
Methodist preachers meetings are
silent when such denomlnltlonal pro.
tests as brought Princeton TO IL,
senses. and Gov Drake 10 humllla.
ton, ought 90 have poured In thick and
fast Have The hundred and afty
thousand Mcthodisls who left tho Pro-
hlDition party 10 elect Methodist
President nothing to say? And are
CongrcgatlonaIIsts doing thslr duty to
Yale university. In lls Gordon OF sixty.
SIX saIoonsg
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
1dds d1d Eqds.

The bleached skeleton of Lon J. Will iam, one of the James gang. has been discovered In the load lands" or alkali plains of Montana. The handcuffs of the county jail in Wisconsin, from which he escaped, 15 years ago, were still on him and lead to the identification.
 A colonel oi the militia in Connecticut has ordered the names of all married men stricken from the muster rolls and says he will not take them 10 war with him. He is making great mistake and throwing away his best fighting material. The maj j,nty of these men are undoubt- sdIy accustomed to awful scenes of do- mestic warfare which would make scrap. ping with the Spanish seem like child'r plsy.-Jerome Reporter.
 A Louisville, Kentncky, butcher has discovered a chemics! process which nc claims will freeze articles better than ice, and will in time displsce the frozen va ter for cooling purposes. He places q mixture ot chemicals beneath an Ice oox The vspors which arise float through a hole beneath the box and heavy frost forms about metal boz inside oi which Is meat. etc., and there 1t Is kept at regulated tempersture.
 A mustard plaster made with the white of sn egg will not leave blister. A raw egg. taken immediately. will carry down Ash bone that cannot be extri cated. The white skin that lines the shell is useful application for 6 boil. White of egg beat up with loaf sugar and lemon relieves hoarseness, teaspoontui taken once every hour. An egg in the morning cup of coffee is good tonic. A raw egg with the yolk unhroken in a glass of wine Is beneficial for convales- cents.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
SaNTa FE ROUTE,

Santa Fe Pacific R. R Co.
 (Western Division. CONDENSED TIME CARD NO. 8. Taking Enec, December ia, iss7.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate Under
 Execution.

H. H. w''t'H'I Plaintiff. l
 yg.
 Harley Fay, k. E. Steph Sheriff's sale. ems, T. l.. Ayers, E. F Thompson and The King
 man Nero .ntile Co., cor poration, Defendants.
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for tas Jyunty of NJ 'hsvs, wherein H H.. Watkins is Pia nsid, and H ,rley Fay, R. E.. Stephens, T. l.. Ayers, E. F. ThomI son and The kingmsn Mercantile Co.,, a GOT poration, are defendants upon judgment rendered t,s 27th day of Ostober, A. D. I897, for the sum of one hundred eighty three and S5.IO0 (sI83 65) dollars, lawfu. money of the United St,tes. beSides twsu. ty-ssven and no-I0o ($27. .00) dollars costa and Interest, have thi. day levied upon all the right. title, claim and interest of said dsfead .ats, H .rIsy Fay. R. E. steph. ems T. l.. Ayers, E F. Thompson and The KinQmsn Mercantile O. A corporation. of, in and to the foil ,w,ng described real es. tate. to-wit:
 Thirty.twc (32) feet fronting on Front street m the town of KinRm.n, Mohave County, Arizona Territory, and extending back an equal width northsriy one hun. dred and twenty five (I25) feet to an alley, said piece of l,nd being all of lot number twenty. five (a5> and two (2) feet on the western side ef lot number twenty -seyen (27) and five (5) ct on the eastern side of lot nnmbsr twenty three (23), all in Block numbsr three (3) as shown by the plat of the sail town of Kingmsn. entered on Hie and of record in the office of the County Recorder of said county of Mohave, and being ths lots upon which the certain two story brick structure now stands, ,wned by said defendant, Harley Fay.
 Public ptioe is hereby given that will, rlonday, the z3d day of May, A. D.
 1898,
 at 2 o'clock p. m.. of said day, in front of the Courthouse door, of the County of Mohave, sell at public auction for cash, all the right. title, oiaim and interest of said defendants, Hurley Fay, K. E. Stsph. ems, T. L.. Ayers, E. P. Thompson and The Kinoman Mercantile Co a corporation, of in and to the above described property, or SO much thereof a' may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said judgment, with interest and costs, etc., to the highest and best bidder.
 Dated April 27th, IsJS.
 Jso. c. PoTTs,
 Sheriff. ByJ. N. CoHEsorB,
 Chief Deputy.
 First insertion April 90, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
Notice of Porieilun.
To John F F.Hesrdan, his Aes,sn. !.
 Legal Representatives;

W SSses' atsc nSSsEUx A
 Legal Representatives:
 You gre hereby notified that I h. pended during the years Iss aud itss i" hundred dollars In labor and Impro,e-''' upon the weal K. & s. lode. sitnsted sn cA.- hneyis mi.ing district. county of Mohs,, ,. Eons, of which the location csrtlecst. \, . record in b,ok L.. page s4i. in the onsc, <, ' Recorder Of said county. in order ia kok ... claim under the provision of section rs. !. the K. s. Of the United States, and th, s,... ment thereto. approved January a, Isse \. cernins annual labor upon mining eissr, | ing the amount required to hold sald Id. !. the period ending on the sIst day of Dee.rs- of said years lsS5 and 1897. And fl. sin, ninety days from the personal ssrvie. ss |, notice. or within ninety days after the rs., cation thereof. you fail or refuse io csasu,., your proportion of such expeadisars s coowner. your lnterett in the clsin vlN <, come the property Of the subscriber, your \ owner. who has made the required ert<s1 ture by the terms of said section.
 HENRY sTRAwBEIl Kipgman, February :, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given tha, neithss |, Eigger Con, olidaied mine, situatsd , Owen mining district. Mphavs coss, Arizona, nor ths owners thereof vIll hs < sponsibls for any debts contracted by s lessees thereon in working ssid mirs.
 McCRIoHr & .xlsx Signal. Arizona, Jan 3, Is..s.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
Warning Notice.

To whom 1t may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the buck eye and Eas,o, Star min ne claims, with machiIery thereon. situs ted st Mineral Park, In WaiiApai mining dist riot. Mohase county, Arixona, are under bond to parties working the same, and that neither sad property nor the undersigned ovpers will be responsibie for any labor or debts con tractsd nor injuries sustained by any em- pioyer or employe in the operation Of sad miniue property; that all operatives en. gage in such service nt their own risk and that no debt is valid against said n ming oiaims. II. fl. wArxns.
 GADpn A PxsHr,
 THK ". H. TAooAnT MxRcAsTILE Go. Kingman, Arizona. Nov. 26tb, isg7.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
Lessor's Notice.

To All whom it may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the c. O.. ID. mine with machinery thereon, situated ID Howell presinct, wailsy al mining district. MohAys county. Arizona. is under lease and bond to parties working the same, and that neither said property nor myself will be responsible for any labor or debts contracted nor injuries snstsinec by any epploy CT or employe in the operation of said mining property: that all operatives engage in such ssryice at their own risk and that no debt is valid against said min ing claim. JoHs LYNCH.
 Kingmsn, Nov. 8, 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07

Cash or Trade For all klnds of curiosities, petrifac. tions, crystalized quartz, specimens and nuggets, call on
 F NJ. SCHMIDT, Kingmsn's Merchant Tailor.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07
kofice.

Notice Is hereby given that neither the Ora Plaia or Mariposs mines, nor the owner thereof, will oe responsible for any debts contracted by the lessees thereon in working said mines.
 W. GERRirr. Kingman, March 3, 1897
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07

Ror 1qiormstioa Concernining mines or miaing in Mohays county, call on or address 0. D. N. GADDis,
 Mining Bfoser,
 kingman, AriEona.
Mohave County miner., 1898-05-07

The Overland Flyer leaves ch'sgo every Wednesday and Saturday q ( co p. m ar'iv' ins in Kingman every Saturday and Tuesday at C 90 .. m. ard Los A, geles same days at 70 m. c ing east the Flyer leaves Los Angeles in Kis gman the same fay st 2 65 p. m. and Chicaco Friday e Monday c, 2 43 s. m
 Pullman Tourist sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco aud Chi cagn and Los Angeles.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be reached only via this line.
 Ask for beautiful illustrated book, which will be msiied free. JOHN J. BYRhE,
 den, Passenger Agent, Los Angeles. Ca
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-07
SOUTH RENO ITEMS

Miss Kathleen Hess closed a very sue
cessful school last Friday evening at the
Valley Pride, No. IS. The program was
good and well carried out and speaks
we'll for Miss Hess as this is her first
term. Those who assisted outside of
the school in the exercises we're Ethel
Sponsler, Mr.. Hughes and Preacher
Patterson. must say the exercises
were very entertaining.
Miss Grace Eastman attended the en-
tertainment Friday evening.
Those that ate oysters and coke at Mrs.
Blacks Thursday night were Misses Jes-
sic Myers, Lima Eastman, Minnie Bick-
nell, HELEN Obee, Clara Spangenberger,
Pet Miller, and Kate Hess and Messrs
Byron Eastman, Roy Spangenberger,
Willie Wells, and John Lokin. A good
time was had.
Friday was the last day of the South
Hutchinson school.
People are beginning to plant corn not
withstanding we're having very disagree
able weather.
Some say fruit and oats are killed and
others say not and I'm sure l can't tell
even should investigate.
Frank Myers was in Hutchinson Sat-
urdsy.
Mrs. Holloway spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Dade OF Salt Greek.
Fred Widen purchased four nice Jsr-
sey COWS last week.