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The times., 1899-02-12

won by Queen Bess Layson is ruined
man. Lindsay's scheme is foiled by Madgc.
who re3cues the animal from burning sta
bic. On the day of the event the horses
rider gets drunk, and Madge, disguised as a
jockey from New York, rides TO victory.
Eventually Frank Layson weds Madge,
Lem Lindsay, alias Holton. is discovered
and meets death at the hands of Lorey and
all ends happily.
This brief synopsis gives little or no idea
of the dramatic strength of the story, nor
of its peculiar grace and charm. AS a
play, I'm Old Kentucky" is admitted to
be most vivid and truthful portrayal of
Southern life. 1t is full of comedy and
strong character bits, and with an abun
dance of contrast. plenty of incident, swift
ness of movement. and a string of novel
features, like the now famous pickaninny
band and the horse race. No wonder that
il has met with great success.
The times., 1899-02-12
The Bijou,, Concert.

The usual Sunday night concert will be
given this evening at the Bijou, and most
entertaining affair it promises to be.
Manager Grieves has supplemented his
weeks programme with another and sep
arate one, booked especially for the oc-
casion, and expects that the performance
will be the best yet offered this house.
The advance sale Of seats has been very
large, and an excellent audience will prob
ably be in attendance.
The times., 1899-02-12
Acudemy-"In Old Kentuckx.v

The attraction to hold the boards this
week at the Academy of Music takes the
form Of Jacob Lifts offering of that cele-
brated old melodrama, In Old Kentucky"
The piece is TO be presented by what is
said TO be an exceptional cast and will be
staged in the manner that first brought it
into public favor. II is announced that no
incident of the play has been changed since
its original production and that the offer
ing TO be given here has all the charm that
it has always possessed.
The story of In Old Kentucky tells of
feud between the Brierlys and Lindsays,
two families in the mountains OF Kentucky,
which has resulted some years before the
opening of the work in the treacherous
killing of the father of Madge Briefly and
one Ben Lorey by Lem Lindsay. Frank
Layson, a rich young man from the blue
grass region. falls in love with Madge and
arouses the jealousy OF Joe Lorey. moon
sinner. who is determined to find and kill
Lem Lindsay. the murderer of his parent.
Lindsay, who has become wealthy under
the name of Horace Holton, having failed
to bring about the marriage of his daugh-
ter Barbara with Layson, attempts to make
Lorey murder the youth by stating that he
has informed the revenue officers of I,orey's
Illicit still. Failing in this also he deter
latters favorite mare. Queen Bess, which
is to run on the morrow in a great race
at Ashland Oaks. II the handicap Is not
The times., 1899-02-12

Those who went to the Grand last week
and VINO glanced at their programmes suf-
fciently early to note before seeing her
that Eleanor Falk was billed as the
charming comedienne'' probably fet cold
chills playing tag on their spinal columns.
The average Charming coincidence is
never less than forty Years of age, always
has from two to five gold teeth in her
mouth. would not be recognized if she
weighed less than $50 pounds and sings as
though her voice were being strained. No
wonder, then. that many folk in the house
began to reach for their hats and coats at
the end OF the number preceding that to be
given by Miss Falk, and. these being the
expectations. no wonder that she achieved
a signal triumph at each of her perform
ances. Miss Falk is a passaby pet tty
young woman-really young-and she has
voice that is as sweet and clear as are
most of those one hears in the best comic
opera companies. She prouounces her
words with view to having them under
stood and with a purity OF accent that con-
vinces one that the song writer's educa-
tions are not responsible for her not
cvincing homieidal tendencies in using ths
Presidents English. Then, she is viva
cious and dainty and sparkling. while the
ditties she renders and her manner OF rem
dering them are really unique. Nothing
The times., 1899-02-12

Most French vehicles are broad In
some cases the translations are made in
the effort to eliminate as much as possible
of that breadth and in others with the
sole idea of bringing it out. ''Zaza'' is an
example of the first condition and THE
Turtle of the second. The piece is fiat
and dull and stupid. Without its disrob-
ing episode II would also be pointless. for
the comedy was evidently written for the
sake of introducing this incident. II this
does not seem probable it might be well
to remove the affair and note what the
Offering would be without it. Supposing
| one takes away the bed chamber and in
stead OF having the two wives urdress
and retire before their husband enters al
lows them to come in sit down and wait
for him without seeing each other. The
story is thus furthered in the same way
and-here it is.
Champalier, a retired grocer, has been
married. His wife is infatuated with an
other man, but is unwilling to accept that
person a lover and accordingly makes
things so unpleasant for her husband
that he secures a divorce. She then sees
Adolphe. the object of her alteration. and
learns that he no longer cares for her, but
has agreed to wed another whom he is
bringing to town with him. He is anxious
to introduce his former sweetheart as his
sister ana she agrees to permit OF his
practicing the deception. Upon meeting
the girl, however. the outraged woman
tells her that Adolphe is the spouse from
whom she has just been separated. and
that gentleman's prospective mother in
law beats him over the head with an UNI
brella. This is the first act as it is now
enacted-is it funny?
In the second one finds that Champa-
lier Is being married to the woman whom
Adolphe loved. The former wife. Leonie
has STAYED off legal proceedings and comes
to him for reconciliation, which he re-
fuses. Instead of permitting her to seek
his apartments and retire there as the
playwright does, suppose that she deter
mines to rejoin him and so delays only
until he has gone to come back and sit
down behind a screen with the idea of
waiting for his return. Then have the
bride enter and sit down also. Let the
grocer come in and find both awaiting him
Here one has the plot of the second act
minus its suggestiveness-is it interesting?
The third act is devoted exclusively to
Strengthening affairs out and returning
them to their proper form. One man has
lost his shoes and is In search of them
while another has waited in the garden
until he was half frozen in the hope of
keeping liaison with the second wife.
Finally this Observation-Disclosures his ina
The times., 1899-02-12
Infayette-.The Liars.v

Few English authors have achieved the
enviable reputation abroad that has been
won by Henry Arthur Jones, whose success
full play, "The Liars" will be done by John
Drew this week at the Lafayette. Nearly
all Of Mr.. Jones later works have been
brought over to this country and have been
greeted even more cordially than when
seen in his native land. This was the case
with The Middleman," and this appears
TO be what is about to occur with The
Liars"
The drama was originally produced in
London by Charles Wyndham, and created
a miniature sensation. Its run was thrice
prolonged. and the theatre at which it was
presented was continually crowded. But
when the piece was taken to the Empire it
came seriously near doubling the vogue
held in England. Charles Frohman's cozy
playhouse was continually packed to the
doors. and when road dates compelled Mr..
Drew TO leave New York there was still a
great demand for his Offering
The Liars" is described as being a
comedy of polite society. Its plot is SIM
pie and direct, dealing with the polished
side OF life and telling what is said to be
a charming love story. This element has
bad the effect of making The Liars" most
popular with women, and as the gentler
sex is that to which Mr.. Drew caters it
can truthfully be said that he could not
have secured a better vehicle. The fair
ones seem to have agreed with almost
startling unanimity that the stars imper-
sonation OF Sir Christopher Deering is the
most enjoyable which he has contributed
to the stage since leaving the organization
which presented The Masked Ball.
Mr. Drew brings the new effort here
with the same company in the hands of
which ii was done in Gotham town Isa-
bel Irving, who will be remembered for
her work in Rosemary" and "One Sum
mer's Day" is still his leading woman
and is supposed to have found in her pres
ent role d most congenial character which
she has been said TO portray with artistic
cieverness. The remainder OF the support
Is presumably admirable a great deal of
care has been taken in staging the produc-
tion and great deal of money spent for
this purpose. The gowns donned in the rIay
are mentioned as being strikingly beauti-
ful and costly in texture. They are the
very latest Paris and London models and
are examples of the ''swellest" frocks that
fashionable woman are wearing at Dresent
The times., 1899-02-12

number of letters were received at this
Office last week in protest against the raise
of prices at the National None of them
were published for obvious reasons. News
paper condemnation only helps whore eN
posure is necessary. The stand and de-
liver" policy inaugurated by the managers
of THE Little Minister" was so manifestly
an outrage and robbery that no one
needed to be told of it. The burden of
fighting the measure lay with Washington
theatregoers and they did not take it up.
On the contrary the long line of people
that passed in front of the Nationals box
Office all during Miss Adams engagement
bore witness to the fact that local folk
were quite willing to pay anything that
was asked of them for the right of wit
Messing a presentation that had been seen
here before at regular prices, that had
been given all over the country at a small
er rate and for the excessive demands of
which there was no excuse. While this
state OF affairs continued protest against
the condition would have been ridiculous.
The amusement lovers OF Washington have
only themselves to thank that they were
The times., 1899-02-12
morata and the first pair is reunited

morata and the first pair is reunited.
Truly an entertaining farce,
Neither the incidents nor the story OF
The Turtle are at all clever-neither
exists in any pronounced form. Some of
the business is diverting and several of
the lines are bright, though most are
not. Altogether the only redeeming trait
in the play is its brevity and its only rea-
son for existence is filth. Pity that Ameri-
can audiences will support such an offer
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Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
ALIAS SUM MONS

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TuF r,,,.....
Judicial District Of the Territory of ,r.,.....
ia and for the County OF Mohavr
Gaddi, 4 Perry Company,
c rpOratIOn, successus tOl
Gaddi, x Perry, co-partners
Plaintiff
SteIhenH EmmOns-StFOug SUNNI, 4,
aud other whose names arek '''.- $40
uuk,Ivwn to Plaintiffs d0ingl
bust ess uuder the 4 m
name and style Of kmmOns,
Strong Co, Defendants.
Action brought iu the District Corr, at.
Fourth Judicial District, in aud for the. ,....,,
of Mohave, Ier itory Of Arizona
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA >Eyn.
greeting to stephen n EmmoI,. -,rr.,,, ,.
al. doing business under the nrm .t,... A.
style Of Emmons, Strong 4 Co.
You are hereby summoned aad rr,,p,r d
appear la au action brought against ,...Y..t
above uamed plaintiff ia the Di,trfr, r,,.,,
the Fourth Judicial district, ia ayd f.,
County OF Mohaye, "a the Territory of A-.z..,.
aud answer the complaint filed wi h rI,.. ,..-r
Of this court at Kingmau, u laid ~.,..,.,.. -
copy Of which compliant accomra,.,. ,l.
ehHlhh'uNI u NiAlli ttil hSNH IeAClu>IEp OF fI
day Of seryiee) after the service upp., ..., ...
this summons, II served In thi, county n., id.
served out Of county aud within the Jr.r-.n,
then within twenty days: where persona, ,.,r
ice Of copy of the summons and comrrs,.,
Is made out Of the territory, or .cryrrr b, r.,I.
ltcation is made a. provided by au. With.
twenty days after the completion thereof ,,...
other cases thirty dsys
And You are hereby notified that II yoa fs,
to appear and snsw- r the c, mr siut d, sln..
ieqUir d, the aintiff will take judglpryrl.
default against You for the sum OF three Hr.
dred aud Twenty four 1921 ID O5.Ioo d,rrr.
And costs aud disbursements ia thi, ra.s..
expended
Given under my haud aud the seal of ., .
SEAL court at KiAgmam. thi, -th is,n
July. 1893
ROSS II BLAKELY
CLERK
First ins rtion July 5, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
PRINCIPAL A. N. TAYLOR,
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.
SUM MONS.

rs THE DIsrRIC COURT OF THE FOURTH
Jud al District. OF the Territory of Arizona
10 sn for the Couaty OF Mohave.
GUS ". BEECHER. Plaintiff.
VS.. summons No 345
W. + MARTIEN, Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court of the
Fourth Jud cial District. ia aud for the County
of Mohave Ierr tory Gf Ar IONA:
Tn" Territory of Aiizo seuds greeting "a
W F. Martirm:
Yon are he eby summoned aud required "a
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plai.,tif la the District Cont
the Fourth Judicial Di.trict, in aad for the
County OF Mohave, In the Territory of Arizona,
aud answer the complai"t filed with the Clerk
OF this Court at Kiagm n, la said County. Ia
copy OF which compisiut nccompa Lies this
SummOusl within ten days Exclusive Of the
day of serv ceI after the service upon YOU of
this summons, ~ served Ia this county, but II
erved out Of county aud withia the district,
then within twenty days; where personal ser.
vic: Of a copy of the summons aud complaint
Is made out OF the Territory; or service by
publication is made as provided by law, within
iwen days after the completion thereof: IN
all other cases thirty days.
And you are hereby not fed that IL you fail
to appear aud answer the complaint a. above
required. the plaintiff " i'll take jud emeni by
d'fault against YOU TO quiet title u the Wander.
bilt aud Idaho miuing claims situated III the
Wa'larai mining district, Crurty OF Mohsve.
Territory Of Ari 20 u, aud ,sts ali iisburse.
ments In L is behalf expe ded
Given under IN, hand snd IN, al of said
SEAL ourt, at Ki"gmeu his 18th day of
August 1917.
ROSS II BLAKELY, Clerk.
First insertion Aug 70
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
ToF.B Roberts, his heirs. assigns and
legal representatives

You are hereby notified that the undersign d.
who are part owne with you 10 the Hidoeh
Treasure mining claim, have expended the
sum of Que hundred dollars IN labor ana I'M
movements upon the said mining claim, the
said expenditure aud Improvements being
made in the year 1895, in compliance with the
United states mining laws requiring annual
expenditures To be made on mining claims.
The said Hidden Treasure minIng claim coh'
sists of l5OU feet ia eugth by 600 feet ia width
situate ia the walapsi mining district, Mohave
county, Ari ona Territory, a record OF when
is made ia book n, page IL, mining records oi
Mohave county. Aud you are hereby iuriher
notified that II at the 81 pir tion Of ninety days
from the last publication OF this notice, YOU
fail or refuse TO contribute your proportion
of said expenditure, your interest ia the said
Hidden Treasure mining claim viii be for
felted aud become the prof. erty OF the Under
signed
A. YER MEHR.
Kingmau, AriE, June ~, 1899.
First insertion June "a, 1899
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
ALIAS SUhMO

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE FOuRrn
Judicial District, Of the Territory Of Auz,.s.
in aud for the County OF Mohave
| o. D. NJ Gaddis 4 Z. Per.
| ~, co-psrtners doing bust
ne-s nni,r the firm uameI
aud sty Of Gaddis 4 Perry summon, No 81.
Plaintiff
!. Dexter aud David
BeaI, Defendants.
Action brought ia the Distr ct Court ii ~.
Fourth Judicial District, ia aud for the Colur.
Of MOhsve. Territory OF Arizona
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA sEXr,
gree lug to J. c. Dexter aud David Beau
Ysu arr hereby summoned aud required
appear In an action brought again,, you BY O..
above uamed plsiutiff in the District Colr'u.
the Fourth Judicial District. ia and for ,nr
County Of Mohave, ia the Territory "f Artzous
and answer the complaint filed with the clerk
Of thi. court at Kingman in said rounry q
copy # VIII ch CONF laiLt sCcompantu, 'l'.
summOnsl, " thin ten days, ieXclu,rvr ut '1.
day seTvIcel after the service UpoI you a.
this summons, if Sc we'd la this couHty. hat
served out Of county aud wit in the district
then within twenty day: where personal >er'
ice Of a copy Of the summons aud romIIs.a.
is made out Of the territory. or service by Iu.
licatiou is made a. provided by law. wIlh.a
Weuty days after he completion thereof Do
all other cases thirty dsys.
'nd You are hereby notified that II yoU 'sr
T. appear aud answer the complaint d, above
required, the plaintiff viii take judgment by
defsul a. ainst You for the cum Of >iN Hun
dred and Seveuty four 3O-IOO '$67i 80 roaar,
Aud costs aud disbursemeuls ia TIM heha'
expended
Giveu under my hand aud the s"a. Of >s'a
lsEAL court, at Kiugman. this 9TH dsA
of July, l-g9
ROS> II. BlAKFIl.
CLERK
First insertion July S. 1879
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

surveyed lands as already directed
from the assessment roll of 1899, to-
gether with that of the property OF
the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company,
and placing thereon the property OF
the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company
at its taxed valuation as ordered by
this board, that he, the clerk, make
revised abstract of the assessment roll
of Mohave county for the year 1893,
and forward copy of said abstract to
the chairman of the Territorial Board
of Equalization.
ED mus,
Chairman Board of Supervisors,
Mohave County, Arizona Territory.
Ex -officio Chairman Board of Equali-
Zation.
(sEAL) M. ScANLoN,
JOIN S. KoLAR,
Members of Board.
Attest
JNO. p. FEENY,
Clerk
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, &c
County of Mohave,
l, I,Jno. p. Feeny, Clerk of the Board
of Equalization in and for MOhave
county, Arizona Territory, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Address and
set of Resolutions is full, complete
and correct copy of the same, as it
appears of record on the minutes of
the Board of Equalization of Mohave
County, Arizona Territory, on August
18th, A. ID. 1890, at 3 o'clock p. m.
In WITNESS WHEREOF. | have hereunto
(sEAL) set my hand and affixed my
seal of office at Kingman.
Arizona, this 18th day of
August, A. d., 1899, at 3
o'clock p. m.
JNo. p. FEENY,
Clerk of Board of Equalization.
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 81, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
Mine Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given that neither
the Tub mine nor the undersigned
owner thereof will be responsible for
any debts or labor contracted by
parties now working same on lease and
bond, and that all operatives engage in
such service at their own risk.
T. l.. AyREs,
Oakland, Calf, Aug. II, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
Mine Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given that neither
myself nor the Green Linnet mine,
situated in Union Basin. Wallapai
mining district. Mohave County. Ari-
zona, will be responsible for any debt
for labor or supplies contracted by the
lessees thereon. FOSTER S. DENNIS.
Kingman May 10Th. 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

THE
Northern
Arizona Normal
School,
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.

thorough courses VIII be offered IN
High School, HcddemIc and Normal
work The Normal course will lead 10
the recepnoN Of 4 DIpl.md giving the
right TO te1cn within ArIzopa during life.
The new Sch .ol is centrally and de-
lighfully situated The climate Of Flag
staff is uImost Perfecr, conducting IN the
highest degree toward the health Of the
students The School building IS more
than ample in size and hos been equipped
Hrh all peedfu furniture and apparatus.
For all information and for circulars
address
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
PofIre
G.. L. WILson,
A. YER MEHR.
.na DsD lsnQ
Kingman, AriE., June n, ls99.
First insertion June ~, 1888.

Notice H. hereby given that neither the Ora
Plata or Msriposa mines, nor the owners there
Of, will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the lessees thereon in working said mines.
Kingman March 3. 1897. ]. w. GERRITT.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

T. E ELLINwOUD ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Flagstaff Arizona.
will attend each session Of Dis rict Court a.
MOhave County.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02
Y. III. EICHELBERGER.

". II. EICHELBERGER
Civil Engineer and Surveyer.......
If you want late map of the County.
a sketch of a patent model, a plat
of the underground workings of
your mine, or anything in the line
of Typographical drawings, call on
w. II. EICHELBERGER.
Hardy Building,
kINGMAN, ARIZONA.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

NJ BROWN, ATTORNEY AT Law,
- KINGNAN, ARIZONA.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

Now' THEREFOR, BE 1T RESOLVED, by
this Board of Equalization of Mobave
county, and the clerk is hereby order
ed after making the deductions of I'M
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

First ins rtion July 5. 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

= ". SANFORD ATTORNEY AT LAW.
N' PREsCOTr. ARIzUSA
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE FOrRrn
Judicial District, of the Territory OF Arz,.s
ia aud for the County OF Mohave
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

First insertion July S, 1879
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-02

That the first party further agrees
with the second party that the rate of
taxation of this and the year 1900 shall
be fair and equal to the railroad com
pany without any discrimination
against it whatever, and there shall be
no manipulation of any kind to reduce
valuation of any of the other property