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Luxuriant hair, :. uniform color. ls a
beautiful head-covering for either sex,
and may be secured by using Halls vege.
'able Sicillan Hair Remover.
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elnEr on rOLlcn eALn.

Notice Ia hereby given. that hy virtue
ut warrant Tor tho collection OF "A do
linuuDut assessment Tor tho Improvement
described aa follows, Tho Improvement
NJ Thirty third, Thlrtysnfth nlrurta and
Harrison avenue. IN Adnirn Astoria,
duly ssurd by the Auditor ana Police
Judge ~ ,ta 'lty W Astoria. hV direction
~ thU common Council nf said city. aald
warrant hylug dated tho ilIh uHN uf Aurl
lNN go mo directed, aud tho assessment m
which specified amounting tn tho num ut
gNtV Wlth luiyttHt thereon nom tho i'm
ut Of November lNt ut n per cent ppr
Aunuu. being against tho following named
pvnou tuWlt Elcuor NuVUy. owner OF
ihr following described property, To.
Wit lot %, block n, Adair'a astoria,
and against said dcacrlhvd property. and
which warrant commands mo tn ioyy upnn
uud make sale NJ said drncfihrd prhnurty.
iu order tn satisfy said Assessment tho
interest thereon and tho costs and rN.
pyuscH ut sale, di ou tho p,h day 0f
MAY lNN duly loVy upon tho AhoVu de.
Hvrlbcd real property, ANA I viii On the
Nth day uf June, lNN, at tho hour nf !
o'clock, ln the afternoon ~ said day, at
the court House Door. In tho Iity ~
Astoria, county ~ Clhtuop. state oGpu,
guu, suu said above doacrihrd property az
puhlc auction tl tho highest bidder fpf
cash 4 \ Ould tnln, to satisfy said a.,
sr.amrn, tho interest thereon and the
costs and expenses ot salv, ana agcruing
patcJ At Astoria. oregon. tho OH day Of
May, iNN
r. iiALLoCK.
chief of I'ultrr city % Astoria DrVtrnn
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CHIEF or POLICE SALE


Noacc Dc hereby given, that by virtue
u' l warrant fpr the collection NJ do
l.ngurnt assessment Tor he Improvement
described Ja follows. Tho Conjunction
.9' drain IN McrlurcH Astoria.
luiy issued hy ihc Auditor and Police
Judge NJ the city NJ Astoria. hy direction
uf 'hH Common Council NJ said city. said
warrant being dated thg llth day pf Apri.
l"N FOO mo directed. and The assessment In
which specified amounting % the sum Of
~ " WIN interest tngtron from tho eoih
liy Hf December i11' ut 3 per cent per
unnuW bong against the following named
urrs'n iovft " T. Whtromh. owner "
ihr following described property. to-
v.i. 'n' block Too McClurc'a Astoria,
tul iHfi said describe, prnp"riy. ana
which warrant commands me IN levy upon
and muhv sale ~ said dcacrihcd property
IN order 20 satisfy said assessment the
H'rr,' 'hcfoon and tho costs ana OK.
nrnsUH m s1lo ! dd on the 9Th day of
M1F l"N duly levy upon The above de.
t.rih"l rrll property. and I Will on the
N.h dlF NJ June. ls'N M the hour ~ ?
O'Clock .u tho afternoon of said day ut
The Court House Door In the Clty ot
Astoria. County NJ ClntHop. State ~ ore
rpn. sril said above described property nt
public auction % tho highest bidder Tor
rusn I. y Gold Coin, 10 satisfy said as
HrssWuui the uicrcHt thereon ana the
costs unl expenses NJ sale, ana nccrulng
costs
Date! M astoria. oregon. the 9th day OF
May. lN'
Il. HALLOCK
'hlcf VI Police. city NJ Astoria. oregon
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chief OF police. cl'y o. A',S'f'.'a' { oregon.
cImEr or rnIlcE aALE-


Notice lu hereby given. that by virtue
W warrant fur tho collection " dr.
lrqurnt assessment Tor tho Improvement
described na follows. Tho Conatructlnn
". drain IN Mcguro'u Astoria.
dl'F issued %" ne Autltui ami Police
frr ~ tho CITY ~ Astoria rs direction
" tho Common Council NJ said city said
warrant hring dated thr llth day ~ Anrli
1905 90 mo directed nuf me tHHtHHmrnf m
which specified amounting tp if, auw ~
fi m With luir'tHt fhNrrud from The .nth
day ~ December 1897 40 per cent prr
hnnuu, being against The following named
person tnwlt Margaret Flnlyanu owner
~ the following described property %.
Wit, lot l. block d McClurr'H Astoria,
and against said drHrrhrd property. and
which warrant commands me 20 levy upon
ana make sale ~ said described prlprrty.
In order 90 satisfy said IvarBHmrnt thr
lntrrru thereon and the costs and Ok
pcnHrs ~ Wlr ! did IN the p'h day NJ
May. iNN duly lcvy upon the above dc.
HrrIhcd real property ana I Viii on tho
Nlh day NJ June 1906 M the hour ~
O. clock IN the afternoon of said day. nt
tho Court House Door In tho CITY or
Astoria. County ~ Cintsnp State NJ ore.
guu, SCH said above described urnpcrty NJ
public auction tn the highcat bidder fnr
gaHh 4, \ Gold Coin. "a ntHfy said as
Anaamont the interest thereon and tho
costs and expenses NJ sale and accrulng
costs
dated At Astoria. oregon. tho OH day OF
May. lS9S
v. HALLOCK.
chief NJ Police. CITY NJ Astoria. oregon
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cmrr or roLltE sALG

Notice 10 hereby given. that by virtue
~ a warrant fnr the collection ~ a DO.
lnqurni auarasinrn, fnr mo Improvement
dra,fibrd aH fblllwa. Tho Improvement
M Thirty. third. THIRTY nflh streets and
Harrison avenue. m AdalTa Astoria.
duly nuucd hy tho Auditor tnl iullco
judge NJ tho tIlY 10 Astoria. ht direction
NJ tho Common tHHn.H H. Ht'N '.iyi nald
warrant hoIuE dated ihr nm Gay ~ Apfll
iNYs. 60 mo directed and mo aHarsamuni ~
which specified amounting iu tho rHW y
SO 10 with interest thstuU lfnm ne lllh
day N November ivF .. H.r .ni per
anuum. br.nE against ihe following named
iho following described property. TO.
Wiz. lot q. block o. AtalFs astoria,
aud against said described property. ana
watch warrant commands mr fu iryy upon
and make sale ~ said described property,
In order 60 satisfy said assessment tho
lutcrral thereon and The costs and on.
pcnaca ~ sale. / did nn tho yih day %
May. iWs duly icNY upon ne above de-
arrihod real property and I 1911 On the
hth dHy NJ june iHN ai tho hour ~
O'Clock no tho afternoon 1f 14Il Jay. al
tho tuufI iIuurH IHuf NO fhr cry ~
Astoria county ~ ClHfsup Ntato ~ ore
sun. Hr'l ntId above lesyrnrl property at
public auction fn lnr highest bidder fur
cash o. q Guh coin lH satisfy said as
.rramynt the Interest thereon and tho
costs and rNpruara uf sale. AMI ayrrulnE
costs
p'ie! q, Astoria oregon hs pm day o'
g. uALLocK
thf.f ~ r.II.. CIV - AaIsrIH DrrrHn
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Acker's English Remedy will stop a
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re-
funded. 25 cts and 30 cts.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

Have you seen the latest masculine
ring? II is formed ot link chain with
a single diamond set In H.
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The salvation Army "War cry sccms
To have sunk into Oblivion since the hullc-
tiu board " cry tBmo into existence.
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Somc gowns which were evidently n-
tended to he French have wandered far
astray ana look nutch
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nA1rY-


Bent by mall. per year, in advance, 800
Postage free to subscribersa
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MARINE NOTES.


The Harrison crossed out tor rillamook
yesterday.
The Mansanlta arrived from Portland
Yesterday with the Umatilla ightship,
which she LETT at the buoy station.
The German steamship Taifu, which
sailed Monday. carried s,S>5,NN feet "
lumber. and not pounds of tlour as ap-
pearcd In the marine notes yesterday,
onicial notice is given that the channel
rock buoy No. o. a red second class nun,
which marks Channel rock, has gone
adrltt from its position and will bc rr-
placed as early rs practicable
The Columblno Is engaged In taking ma
terial to rillamook rock. which Is under
going extensive repairs.
Tn. schooner Salvador arrived down
from Portland yesterday, loaded with SO
,t1 feet OF lumber Tor Moss Landing, Calf
ioTuia.
The steam schooner Fulton arrived In
Yesterday from san Francisco. she brings
a light cargo OF merchandise, Including
lumber and shingles
T1day's dispatches contain a notice
from the Hydrographic office warning
that an principal haroors on the
Pacific coast have been mined, and tnlt
lu infringement of the regulations may
result IN the shore batteries opening tire
1n lutrudiug vessels.
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chL.t nt r.L-.. on, q A..sIl.. LaI.l..s or.ssn
cInrr nr rnLI-E RALr


Sol'rc IL hereby given that by virtue
NJ a warrant fuf tho collection NJ ic.
llnqurnl aHscaamrnt f'r mo Improvement
NJ Thirty. third Thlrly.nflh riFrots ana
Harrison avenue. ln Alalta Astoria,
duly Issued by tho Auditor and Police
N tho Common Council 0f sali fltY. aaid
warrant hclng dated tho nh Jay NJ April
lNi in mo directed HrI hr Hf irni nt ~
which specified amuun ms in ihu sum ~
81 0u With interest ihrrruu ffHm Ihr I'm
DAY nf November lvf 90 rrr ~ Der
nnnum. being against tho follow in named
person. toWit. Frank Patton. trustee. own.
Vr ~ fhr following described property. 90.
wit lot g. block N Adalra Astoria,
and against said described property and
" hlvh warrant commands mc Ga irvy upon
ana make sale ~ aalt described rfnprffy.
In order tn satisfy said assessment tho
interest thereon and tho costs and cx.
puuHrh ~ sale / dId nn fhr itb dag %
May iNN iuiy levy upon thr above de-
Hrrhed real property and ! wiil on tho
Nih day m June iyn tl ihr hour ~
10 r'urh 'n ihr afternoon uf a4i1 DAY. az
Tho Court House unr in tho city %
Astoria DrY..F 1f 'lRta1p. State ~ orc.
gon auil aa. lI'tr dr- fhrl property az
public auction n fhr highest bidder FOR
cash. T. \ 60 10 colin il satisfy said as.
HcHamrni The Interest thereon ami tho
costs and expenses NJ sale, ana a"rruins
costs
Dated %, Astoria oregon. ,hc g,h day o,
Stay lut
T. itALLOcK
hlrf Uf Police. tIiY ~ Astoria Oregon
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The little war bulletins that are the
hardest TO read are the ones surrounded
by the largest crowds.
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A man may declare that he never no.
tices a woman's gown, but he is cry quick
to tell her II 1t does not look as he thinks
II should
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

Did you ever enter into any new scheme
that some Of your friends did not see and
point out all its possible disadvantages?
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19
YOUR FACE

shows the state OF your feelings aud the
state of your health as voN Impure
blood makes Itself apparent la a pale and
salow complexion. p.mplrs and skin
Eupuons. IL you arc feeling weak and
worn ouy and DO mo-, have "a healthy ap.
poJrance you should iry AckJr's Blood
Elixir lt cures an blood diseases whore
cheap slrsJpJr.las and so-g3llvd purl-
h,rs fail knowing this We sell every
bottle on positive guarantee
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

The Mansanita arrived from Portland
yesterday with the rmaillla hgh'sh'p'
which she LEFT at the buoy station
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

The Harrison crossed out Tor Tuamook
yesterday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

Bellies on wheels have FOR a long time
been a sight so common as TO cause no
comment. therefore the ear mus, be made
TO take notice. and bells on the bicycle are
deemed the correct thing.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

The tip-ultcd ma, is either very stylish
or decidedly tough ln iJs air Il an de-
psuds upon The precise anslo 90 which i,
Is worn
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LUMBER FLEET

Vessels on the Way and in Columbia
River to Load Lumber.
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BAL TIM0RE
and
OHIO RAILROAD
ROya! 2ju8 Trains
BETN ZEN THE
EAST AND WEST

Oniy line operating It's own
through trains between st. Louis,
Louisville, Springfield,
Cincinnati and New York.
via Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
The traveller over the B. G. o.
Is permitted to catch
glImpses Of the
greatest scenery in America.
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Embroidery on ,hc summer poIr.h Will
run largely TO flags, these being the form
ot decoration especially In vogue In all
classes OF society.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

PETER HARVEY,
Pacific Coast Agent, San Francisco.
Room 80, Mills Building.
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W. F. Jewett,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-19

The Columblno Is engaged in taking ma
terial to Tillamook rock. which Is under
going extensive repairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-03
CLASS b.
Three Doctors In Consultation.

From eniamin Franklin.
When you are sick what you like best Is to be cho
sen for medicine In the first place what experience
tells you Is best TO be chosen In the second place;
what reason IT, e., Theory says Is best is to be cho-
sen IN the last place But II you can get Dr. nclina-
uon, DR.. Experience and DR.. Reason to hold consul
laton together they will give you the best advice that
can be taken"
When you have a bad cold DR..
Inclination would recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy be-
cause it is pleasant and safe to
take. DIR. Experience would recon.
mend it because 1t never fails to
effect a speedy and permanent
cure. DIR. Reason would recon-
mend it because it is prepared on
scientific principles, and on ma
lures plan in relieving the lungs,
opening the secretions and restor.
ing the system to natural and
healthy condition. For sale by
Benson, Smith q Co., Gen. Agents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-03
Real Estate and Insurance.
David Dayton,
Real Estate Broker.
209L Merchant Street.

FOR SALE.
IL Chinese Granite Hitching Posts; 90
each.
TO LET.
A furnished or unfinished house,
at No. 1911 Beretania street.
Also, an s room unfinished house
with all modern improvements, on
Punahou street.
Also, a 5-room house at twilei, on
pos te Oahu Prison, with all modern
improvements.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-03

We have two children who are
subject to attacks of Group. When
ever an attack is coming on my wife
gives them Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and it always prevents
the attack. 1t is household ne
cessity in this county and no mat
ter what else we run out of, it
would not do to be without Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. More of
it is sold here than of all other
cough medicines combined.-J. M.
NICKLE, of Nickle Bros, mer-
chants, Nickleville, Pa. For sale by
Benson, Smith d. Co., Gen. Agents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-03
seattle Beer,

This ever popular Rainier beer
is becoming a household word
and "will you have a glass of
Seattle" is more often heard than
anything else. The Criterion
Saloon have the beer on tap or in
bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-03
GrOCerS.
Not a
One Tine

tx TX Order house is ours: it's
* * the kind that keeps the
* ss customers for genera
* TX tionS; many men deal
TX here whose fathers dealt
X ~ here for years.
* ss OF course we want
* ~ the one-time order, that
* is the beginning; each
TX TX succeeding order helps
* * cement the friendly feel
* * ing.
* A party of Honolulu
TX Professors going over to
X X Maui to spend the last
TX TX vacation came here to
* buy supplies and re-
TX marked that they tho't
* they could buy cheaper
* TX elsewhere but didn't like
s-S< the uncertainty and in
TX TX security.
* * That illustrates the
TX TX value of a good name.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, RECORD.
List Of what the Company Has Don" In
Medal shoots.

List Of what the Company Has Don" In
Medal shoots.
Following is the record Of the
Sharpshooters Company compiled
by Captain Dodge:
Re entry Match, April to Oct,
1898. Ten scores at 200 yards.
First score of the day.
GOLD MEDALs-CLAss A. as or
better.
o L Wall: az AZ so As 4S 40 40
4S As As 4S3.
A G Wall: 4S AZ As 4S AZ AZ As
4S As 4S AT.
w L Wall: 4S As AZ AZ 40 At 40
AZ AZ As AT.
Q II Berrey: AZ 46 46 AZ 46 AZ AZ
AZ AZ AZ 467.
f 5 Dodge: 46 46 46 46 46 46 AZ
46 AZ Az 462.
s johnson: As 46 46 46 40 As AZ
As 46 4S 459.
SILVER MEDALs-CLAss b. AZ Al
G III Gere: A 40 A As 40 A AZ
Al 46 AZ 451.
W.T. Schmidt: A 10 A As 45 As As
A A A AS.
NIB Emerson: 40 Al As A A 40 As
45 As 45 447.
9 Il Frasher: As Al 46 40 As A 46
A Al AZ AS.
T.. o. Wall wins the special gold
medal in Class A.
G.. II. Gere takes the special
gold medal in Class B.
McVeigh Medal offered by
Sergt. j. ID. McVeigh.
Ten first scores at 200 yards.
Class A men barred out.
G III Gere: A 43 AZ 45 Al AZ A
Az 43 46 AL.
NIB Emerson: 45 A 43 As 40 43 40
AZ 40 Az 1876.
W.T. Schmidt: A 43 AZ AZ As As "A
Al 43 II 434.
G T. Frasher: 46 45 As AZ Al Al Al
46 AZ 42.431.
A b Wood: AZ 43 45 46 40 Al A
AZ Al Al 1873.
Won by G.. H. Gere.
Warehouse Trophy offered in
1897 by Lit. Henry Warehouse.
Ten first scores at 200 yards.
Ten first scores at 500 yards.
A G Wall: 300. .462
5000 At 81 AZ AZ
AZ AZ 46 AZ 90 465
Total. .... 927
FS Dodge:2OO ..... ..... .454
5O0-47 46 A 43 At
46 46 At Az 45-457
iothi Jll
QHBerrey 200. 80. .459
500 40 Al AZ 46 As
AZ 49 40 36 IS 440
500 yd--10 points allowance. 10
Total. go. 900
A. G. Wall wins the trophy.
Z. S. Dodge WINS the silver du-
plicate offered by the Company.
FIRST co. S. S.
August, 1898.
200 yds, off hand shooting.
CAss A.
Berrey, Q Fl .5555545555- 40
Wall, w E. .5555554555- 40
johnson, Sam :. .4545555555 4S
Wall, q b. go. ..5544555555- 4S
Dodge, Capt + s ..5455554545- Al
Anterior, f @. -. .5455454455- 46
Forbes, W j. .5454454455-45
Cassidy, Lit }. .... .4455455454-4 As
| Gere, q Ill 6554445544- Ak
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Shooting at Chloride.

Yesterday a shooting occurred at
Chloride in which Grant McK.sson, a
bystander was shot through the muscle
of the right arm near the shoulder. Con
a cling reports are made Of the cause
leading to the trouble, but it would sp
pear that troubl, had been brewing be.
tween the family Of Joe Gecman and DR.
Murphy at Chloride. MIR. Gecman was
in Klnyman yesterday and left for White
H lis on the stage. At Chloride he
opped off to see DR.. Murphy about the
matter. A heated discussion ensued In
the DOCTORS off 70 and Gecmsn was
flrcibly ejscted, the doctor using q part
Of an operating chair in emphasizing his
commands. Gecman as soon as he
reached the street picked up rock and
threw it through the door striking Mur'
ply on The head and inflicting q slight
scalp wound. Grant McKesson, who
went to the doctors offics with Gecman
stood on the porch near the door, out
took no part in the trouble. After the
rock had been thrown Mrs. Murphy came
TO the door and began shooting wildly al
G .cmsn. The first sh struck McKes
son and the others caused the people N
the neighborhood 10 seek safety Ia
q ght.
Deputy sheriff Flanagan arrested the
com ba'an's and brought them to King
man where they will have q Hearins
| Monday. Mr.. McKesson is at the Har
rinpton House, where be is getting siont
nicely.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Col. Brodie Nominated.

Lieut.. Col. A O. Brodie was unani.
mously nominated tor delegate to Con.
yress by The republicans at Prescott last
Tuesday. Col. Brodie is most estima.
BILE man. The people Of Yavapsi county
have an affection for him second only to
the revered memory Of Buckley O'Neill.
He held the off ;e OF Recorder Of Yavapai
county few years ago, having been
elected by an overwhelming majority.
Having been an admirer Of Buckley
o Neill he got Gov. McCord to appoin,
him Captain of one company Of Rough
r ders aud he himself was commissioned
Colonel His ideas are silver and bic
sentiment Is for The white metal no mat
ter what platform he may make the run
ming on.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
Rough Riders Return.

Yesterday evenings train brought In
from the east two OF Mohave county's
Rough Riders, Fred A. Pomeroy and Sid
Woodw ward. Mr.. Pomeioy has just recov'
cred from an attack Of yellow fever iol.
lowing that OF malaria. He weighs thlr.
ty pounds less than when he went to the
front. Fred was in all the fights before
Santiago, but luckily never received q
scratch. Sgd Woodward did not get far.
ther than Tampa, Florida. They will
remain In Mohave county hereafter and
be content with peaceful pursuits Every.
body is glai to see our noble boys home
again sound and well.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24
A. III. Smith for Justice OF the Peace.
Calvin J. Wilson for Constable.

A. III. Smith for Justice OF the Peace.
Calvin j. Wilson for Constable.
Next in order being the election OF Of.
ficers and appointment Of members to
the Republican County Central Commit.
tee resulted in the following being elect.
ed and appointed:
Chairman, w. G. Blakely, Secretary,
j, E. Perry, Treasurer, J. R. Russell
Members committee-R B Knight. Ed
Roberts, E 7 10y, F w The,s, w S
Burkhart, Martin Grouse, K G Fisher
Oven McNeeley, W B Campbell, Wm
Grant, F w Phillips, l. Nelson, Samue
Crozier, J A Carrow, J J Jerome, L '
X Blakely, + Porter, w J Connors, Ben
i,min II Spear, d Bean, Benz min Cross
W d McCright, + Orozco, W H Taggart
Wn Sweeney, A E Esly.
Moved and carried that the Contra
Committee have the power to remove Of
Gil in any vacancies that may occur.
There being no further business the
convention adi,urned sine die with in
structions to meet this evening at LAX
Hall where ratification will be held an,
a good time In general.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

A man claiming the nane of Charles
w. Nesbitt arrived in Kingman this
week and proceeded to enrich himself by
the passage Of forged checks. The name
OF B. Lantry Sons was used. Nesbitt
claimed that he was cook for the firm
at one Of their numerous camps and had
just received five checks for FIVE months
work. The checks were for sos each.
One was cashed at Gaddis & Perry's, an.
other at Russell & Ziemer's and another
one at Price Thompson's. Nesbitt gamb.
ed and drank and when he went broke
his facile pen was put to work. The sig-
natures show the different stages Of
drunkenness attained by Nesbitt. The
first check was signed in a smooth run.
ming hand the second was not 30 smooth
and the others passed on to state bord.
ering on the unintellgible. He was ar.
rested by Deputy Asa Harris for at.
tempting to hold man up on the rail.
road track Tuesday night and lodged in
jail. The forgeries we're discovered the
next morning and L,ntry Sons notified.
Mr.. Lucas, a bookkeeper of the 6rm
came down from Ash Fork Thursday af.
ternoon and the preliminary examina.
tion was held that evening. Nesbltt was
bound over in the sum Of 200O$ to await
action Of grand iuw.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

Shortly after midnight Wednesday the
people Of the town Of Kingman were
startled by loud, deep thud that gave
to the e.rth sensation resembling a
seismic vibration. The people we're be-
wildered as to the cause but have rea.
soued It out logically. 1t was simply
Kean st. Charles again falling off the
fence into the democratic bsrnysrd.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

Western Lodge No IL, K. OF p, re
specially invites The people Of Kingman
and Mohave county to a musicale and
ball at Lake Hall Tuesday evening next
10 honor OF the return Of our own brave
mem bers Of the Rough Riders Every.
body should attend the ball and give the
boys Q hearty greeting.
Mohave County miner., 1898-09-24

Those letters from DR.. Lsnkford, pub.
lished in the Mineral Wealth which dealt
with the DOCTORS camp life in Cuba are
rather ridiculous in the light Of fact.
Lankford got no nearer to Cuba than the
camp at Tampa, Florida. But that is
the class Of fake the editor OF that sheet
likes to work off on bis long suffering
readers.