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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31
SANDY.


Special Correspondence.
Sandy city. Utah. May so.-Mcmorih
Day IN Sandy win BE- remembered for
some time 10 come. The city council
appropriated means for i,a proper OBJ
scrvance. n committee was appointed
by the city council. who. with the ward
organizations and secret and other So
oietles. participated In a me procession
and program.
The cemetery was thronRod by hun.
dreds OF people throughout the day.
Although cut flowers urr scarce az this
season Of the year. hardly grave but
was remembered. The cemetery pre-
scented a me appearance, no rubbish or
a weed could be- scon In the whole two
acres that u covers. thanks to our city
fathers
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u thisi lih Jay ~ MAY. 4 ~ fso.
W o. ~ IllittE
y y. elli-pN.
NOttUI ~ srI,tAt. so, nI,,,,.DyUI
MEETING 90 IliI l,iMALANA
MINING tONrhNN.

. The time fng the rgular annual meeting ~
mo ai"Ahnldcrs ~ tho iilmalnYA Mining
'umplfns rlfIurutluu uf Utah. having
passed. iV without the holding ~ said meet
ing huilru D. uuW given pursuant 10 n ffsp-
luilnn n ihr llurl ~ nrirturs % said tom.
lhhf' Nllt q sisglnt mnoilug 81 the stu'k-
lnIhrfa 20 llnu 81 said annual mfutlnr has
ufu called and VIII b. held on May ~. ~,
=. % III. NJ sis -5n,6 Gain .fs. .t' s,i,t
l.ht iilNt tnh. fur The purpose ~ elcftiug
uHcrfH and dirrturs ~ the tpmpany for tho
,hshiis Year hnd Tor The purpose ~ tfnn,nri-
If HNHl uiHNf business ~ may REGULARLY
ii inN lsfuuH said urrtina
Done under authority fivcn by tho Hoard %
nlnHtnra
.. D. pownrN. Secretary.
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sor,cr 40 CONTRACTORS.

once " thu Hoard ~ Public Wotlia Rnnm
~, City Hall, salt Lake city. MAY ~ ~
sealed PROPOSALS VIII hU nVulyod ia flls
oiiirr uutN II O'Clock "a. H. Of Monday. June
seNuf un tho scst side 81 Ninth Fast stf.gt
from south Iumplr a. lirsi south strreis. AZ.
cnrilns IA The plans Ia tho ulty Inglndor'.
uflirU.
instruoiinni 20 b.dders, together with spoei.
ncations nud forms fnr contract and hnnd
can 30 nhlAlnvd upon application al tho oiios
:, The right l. reserved TO reject any aud all
~ order u tho Hoard Of publie works
u, U. KELSEY, Chairman.
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The speakers at the Church service
sunday afternoon were stake President
Ira n. lilnckley and Patriarch Jas. ID.
smith. They oNhorted the people 10
live In accordance with the teachings
advanced by prefldgnt Snow and other
members of his party.
County Attorney J. Alex Melville viii
Walt Soiplo tomorrow TO lnvUstiFato
an alleged assault with a dealy wear.
on with intent 10 do bodily harm. ."
committed on the person Of one Mr..
I.omnater.
Mrs. Allen Russell IL very slolsi her
Ailment seems 10 be general debility,
and frecblcnenf, Two absent members
of the fanny have been sent for.
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Arfufu Mining Company. principal p'ara 81
husinrss. SAT- lake city. Utah Mines alt
uHi.d Of MtfI stHis, filiU county. Utah.
NQtlcr D. hrnsnY given that az u incutlnE ~
m Director ~ thu Aurora Mining Company.
hold Nufl II. isn ~ No ~ North Main IT.,
Nnlt Lake tliNs assessment NJ. q ~ uunshaf
cent trf share vas Irrlfil un the capital stock
~ said company payable Immediately ~ tho
sfffntufN ~ tie company vi salt Lake city,
ltlh. Any stock on when This assessment
may rymaln unpald un tho ~ u June, viii
T. dellfHIuoni and Advertised fur slle NJ pub.
w. auction. aud unless payment 4 made b.
furr, VIII ~ snld un iunv Is. isil. ~ pay tho
dgiinuuunt nffrssWUut together with cist "
advertising and uNpsnsu " sale ny urier "
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Mud in ncrnriance with Law aud an order ~
w" Hlafu ~ Directions made un the eist dnY
~ Apfui 40, ~ many shares ~ each pau'nl
" surh ttnfk a. may hn necessary Nlll be-
soll ~ No uiiiro ~ the company, rspms 80
hhd ~ lngfysa hnlllnE, iil fputh Main
lincinck nom, nn The sth day II June. a. ~.
i-iu, 60 paY dpliullont assessment thaf,tnn
ias.ihcf With co,td II advertising and oArensn
iatsd Nay - TO.
TtIOs. KANE.
SerrctAfy star Gold aud silver Mlnluf Cnm.
pany, rsims liQ und Iii rrigruis building,
Salt LAKE tity, ttah
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Ana W Arrufinurn with Law and tho order
~ tho hunri N dlfuftnfs made nn Aprli tith.
10 ~ many shares ~ each pnrs ~ hlutu
ttu'h ~ mhY H. nurNssHrN Will IT, sn'd at
auction ~ the niilfu II the ruunauy, 80 NJ
tnrnick nl0ck, salt lake titY, tiAh, ht
oclnrk . M. on Monday. June 18th, i-pi Ia
pay delinquent assessment thereon, tusethrr
with cnsisuf udvurtisirr nnd rKprnsn ~ sale.
a. D. WILSON, sorrutarv.
iinum liA Mccormick illnrk
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rlOUNT PLEASANT.
rstsi Termination 81 = Runaway Accident
Another viSiim In Critical Condition.

Special per Deseret telegraph.
Mt. Pleasant. May si.-i.eo burnett,
the young man who was run over few
days ago In a unaway. died last nighi.
His mother Il In critical condition and
his wife Is almost hrnkcn-hearted. iie
was member Of the 4. q. n. W. lodge.
An accident occurred yesterday at the
city park. a young man was seriously
hurt IN n ball game, getting mis- hip ana
leg badly hurt.
decorating the graves, ana never before
has the cenetery looked as beautiful
an yesterday.
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nAi.l An I.,.MoNAL
Of nundlnss A. "liafdy'," Ranch, par.oy.,
funIun.


~ authority " the city Council of Ralt
inhr iltY, the UNDETERMINED -uuuflntonduut
uu fu b. m n Tuesday, Juno n. i.a1. fiir lie
purchase aud umoval frlm farlOyh canyon
hudnwaY fnlm ltscutlfe water shed, II all the
huldiuEs, consisting - "a frame dNeillnf
hnusrt stables hurus shNds and other out
huusfH nnt including fences, situated al
o. .liardy's llnnch," lately tho property u
~ 70 Hardy
Ulis nfr sllirltni fnr tho whole ~ tho build.
deglllnf lnns1 or Tor any other p1rtion II
said hllInlnra
Teuns cash. Building. must be removed
hld
al bids subject 10 acceptance ~ rejection
III tliY tuunrIl
Prlio,als shngd b. marked "pupo,ai 10
purchase Handy hulldlngs"
joins 2. GAME
ruut. 81 Water Works
eHft TnLr CITY. Iftah NAV III faf
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Tho UNDERSIGNED will 4cli ~ private ale
the foiinWinf described property. situated IN
salt lake County. State ~ ttn to-wlt!
brlnr at tho center ~ County Road 'iNu uud
Nl-ino geN chains uufth aud Ton UW llnli
vest ~ tho suutN.fHst corner ~ TIE suuth-
vtst quarter Of Section Thirty athfrn lAN,
foenslilu one ~ south. Range Que ~ East
salt LAKE Meridian and running thoucc wet
three aud li-ltO obi chninsi thence north
along the Wo4t edfc ~ canal one and .l-ln
10 chalnsi theuco last Time aud tlsiln
Wtu chains more or loss o. rent"r - fuAnf
thence south tuurtscn 40 dreresf and Iruim
minutes eust along the center ~ SAIL nnu 90
uiaru ~ beginning. containing SaNUutY-hNr
Nil square rolls ~ gfuuud and NsluH sltuui0tl
In tho south htf ~ the snuih.wsst quarter ~
said hc'tiun lhlftY-thf'v NlN. 'inWnshlp AMI
Range hfurHsnidj on ~ after tho riflth day
u June isyi aud written lids Nill he tercls'd
fuf snid uruQFrty ht tlU niiicu ~ Morse \
Whiticmnrs. lipsfu ui Mcttwnck NuildlnE
salt iahu tlty. Utah. Tpfins N sale. cash.
juliN w nARiiAIr
Administrator ~ the estate ~
John Ia,lllln dcrnascd
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DIssi,.

YOUNG.--In Teton Valley. rgiaho,
May "a, 1889 of brain fever, Martha
Curtis, beloved daughter OF Eugene and
Eve NoA.vi age 4 months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

bunker iiiil Nining Company, sccfr,nry's
oneo, salt Tax" CITY, May - i'N.
NOTICE There ~. Delinquent upnn tho
following dosrfihs 4 stock on Hcuunt N nssi'ss-
mont NJ !, levied on the nth day ~ Aufli.
i.in the several amounts sst opposite the
nhmes n the fvapctltv shareholders ns FOL.
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NOTICE ls hereby given that special
mfNiinH q iuU sfnckhnidors ~ tho Mast
~ elfHilug dln~turs aud nnirefs NJ the tsim-
pauN iu lu|a office until the noNt annual
mtotluf ~ the sturkhuiders AID Tot the pur-
fsisf nl passing uuuuNll 1ugstinis relating to
TIE shlD and transfer " 40 tho rial and per-
sinil pniiHfiy ~ said COMPANY and all ques-
ilDIn cnunHfifd herewith. u Nv thO ufncrf
~ mrut At Rom uf 1cmulefou iluildlns, Ia
tng GUY and cunniy ~ salt Lake md state
q thh. uu tuoday. the 18Th day oi Iune At
nli.lI llI. nm DIV on Mnv. A ID IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

NOTICE T. hvfvhy given that ntn meeting
u The dlfrrtnfs. held un thr lznd day ~ MAY
A - 10. AZ %. IrmnIriun uul ding SAT-
Lake tiiNf Utah Hu ass" snHnt ~ unU llf
crni iur shafu Nas levied uu che capital siisk
81 the cnfIsifniluu, payable uii thH III dos ~
June. -, tn~ ". West nt ~ Nufth slate
~frtvt, salt Lake city. Utah
Any stock ulnn which tiis assessment may
remain unpaid un thU ginl day ~ jane. 40
Nill b. dclluuurnt aud advertised Tor shlt Hf
Uuhllr auction. aud unless payment o. made
before will H. suid On tho ieih day ~ lalt.
ts01. NJ the hour ~ : Wrlufh d. b., ht I'd
templotnn hulldlnE, salt Take Slty, Utah. a.
pay tue Delinquent assessment tfENthrr with
the costs 81 advertising aud Utuonsta II sale
JOHN SHELLY.
SECRETARY Ion Mining Com.
pHuy, pfifslll Truiuiftnu
lilug salt Lake city. Utah
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SoTicr az sam ar DELINQUENT
STOCK.

star Cold and Silver Mining Cimpany. min.
ripal place " husiuc.s salt Lake
tiiy, Utah.
NOTICE. There are Delinquent up1n tho
follow ing Described stock, in account ~
h,srssntnt lowed On tho Fiat day ~ Aprii.
a. u, ~, tlir srfufai amounts ~ opposite
fulloNrf
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FILLMORE.
Memorial pay DAILY nemsms.rsd- sunday
services.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore, Willard CO.. May sO.-The
people are celebrating Memorial Day In
a very appropriate manner here this
afternoon. a iarse number OF our cit
lsens have gone to the cemetery with
baskets full Of flowers prepared to dec
crate tho graves " tho loved ones there
Inferred, preparations are being made
TO glvo grand hall Ia the old state
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOIIlLs.


IN tho Disirirt Cont u'rohatc Divisiop Third
judicial district, IN and for the salt Lake
County, state 81 Utah.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE.

Tho Regular Annual Nicotine NJ the stock.
hoidgfs N lions savings Bauk aud Trust
uMru, Nos T. z. 5, East Temple ~. salt Lake
'iiy. Utah 20 Monday. Juno SIN. isg1 at ID
vclnTk q. u., Tor tho election " directors and
tho meeting
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And ln hnisnnlhnrr With lhN and an order ~
tho hlafl ~ directors made On tho 18th day
~ Mhn'h. tse - many shares ~ each lArsol
~ stfs'k a. may L. ufftHssnfy. viii b. sid at
ram % Mccormick hlnsk, IN tho city ~ salt
i.hlr. state ~ Utah. On Wednesday, tho i0th
day u May, ispp. NJ the hour ~ /. o'clDck
nan ~ aid day, ~ pay tho delinquent Az
sfssmrut thereon in.vthuf with tho costs u
advertising and vtprns'.s u .alc.
= a. PEARSON,
SECRETARY Triumph Consolidated Mining
Datei tbi3 sith iay Of Anil. isgl
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As.I.sAInNr Noriol.

River SIDE cannl Company. location n prln-
.llal place ~ business salt Lake Gay,
Utah.
NOTICE 4 hufrby given that NJ meeting
q tie lsiAfd OF nlrretura hold nu tho 9iih N
April, ~, az nssHssinout ~ nnu duliar par
SHARE Wa levied IN tho issued ntnsk N tho
cufisnhtlun payahle on Or before luno ID tsa
Main ~, rali Lake oity, utan. Any stock
upln which THIS nfsnssmont may runlalu an.
iAll un jnnu A ltH WI j. dpllnuurnt aud
loo paymout 4 made hHftfu will De- said nu
Me 18th ~ June, isif, at i1orlp'k n01n 10 nv
thN dellnuuNut assessment tnrrthur Wlth mo
cost of adfoftlsing aud ca isinsa IN sale
ANGUS !. CANNON. socy.
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Memorial Day was quite generally OBJ
served yesterday by our citixenA 4
great many going out Go the cemetery
To decorate the last resting places ~
the departed loved ones. The q. A. u.
veterans held their usual exercises over
the graves Of their dead comrades.
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on the Capital siock II i.inn Mining Cnmplny
!lu ~ pflnc.Val plncvuf busln..s M saiI
Lake tity, Utah.
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'As " : nasi1I W. IN, ssi..sya,v
so,i,n o. s,o,snoIDr,,s alnt sd

The srvier Mining aud Milling Company.
principal place uf business, salt Lake
tity.I tahi lpfatinnnf surk ! Unld Noun
talu Mining District, Pluto county. Utah.
NOTICE ithorvhy given pursuant TO Article
Eleven ~ the AftIslTs ~ Incorporation ~ ~.
~sNlur Mlulnf q Milling company, that Tho
annual mfHilna ~ tho stnrk hoidrr. ~ said
corporation fnf tho election ~ dinatur. aud
uffrfs. aud Tor thn transaction ~ any aud
nll such business ~ may lawfully cnfno b.
fore 10. sill h. held uu The ifh daY ~ June
Ia llrlna the sss'und Tuesday IN said uouth
nt two u'rlnfk D m. ~ said dayi ~ the uflco
~ auld COMPANY rurnrf - INN south aud
l'nih hast aiirvs ~ aty u mn
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siotRuotpfns nprriS1.

LORENZO snow. President.
GEORGE ". CANNON, Cashier.
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Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal ONCE Hnum 81 Mccormick niock.
ralt Lake clty, Utah.
focailnn N Works and Mine, In Tiutic MIN
Ing District Iuah County
riats ~ Utah
NOTICE There Arr delinquent on the fol-
lnuins described stock uu heruunt ~ htsfss-
msnt No a lutisd nu tho 18th day of NAr'i.
Loo. tho several hmuuuts sri opposite tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-31

Trouble Over a Milne -nsarded Lady De
Notwithstanding Accident
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fun or unrlsanncss. What makes tho
head dlzzy7 The foul gases generated
from the dccaying and nutrcsccnt mat
ter IN that serulchre ~ tho stomach
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30

A telegram from Denver says that
mining for gold under state direction
for the benefit of the state treasury is
the scheme submitted today to Gov
Thomas by Attorney General Camp
bell. If successful the plan would
solve two pressing problems. 1t would
relieve the state of financial stringen-
cy caused by debt of more than g.
0O0,0O0S and provide an opportunity
for using convict labor without COM
ing into competition with free labor.
In Cripple Creek the state possesses
valuable mining property. This prop
erty is controlled by the state land
board, of which the governor is chair
man. Mr.. Campbell, basing his pre-
diction upon results obtained in sur
rounding mines, thinks that the gold
bearing strata can be reached by sink.
ing from 600 to 1000 feet. One hur.
dred or more men from the state pen
itentiary could be employed in doing
the work, which would thus be accom-
plished at slight expense to the state
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30
Mine Warning Notice.
Forfeiture Notice.
WHITE HILLS, Arizona. October II, 1899


WHITE HILLS, Arizona October II, 1899.
70 JoHH KREINER AND JOSEPH GLAvoR
You are hereby notified that the uudersign-
ed the White Hills Mining & Milling Com pany,
a corporation duly organized aud existing un-
der and by virtue OF the laws Of the state OF
Colorado aud doing business and authorized
TO do business IN the Territory of Arizona, has
expended during each of the years lSg5. 1896.
1897 aud SOS, one hundred dollars Is '0O) In la
Dor and improvements upon each the Golden
Ear lie lode mining claim aud the Golden Star
lode mining claim, situate in the Weaver Min
ing District Mohave County Territory of Ari-
Zona notices of location Of which said lodes
are of record respectively in book L. at pages
l26 aud l27. and n book L. at pages l2j aud l26,
ia the office of the County Recorder of said
Mohave County, in order to hold said claims
under the provisions Of section 1924 of the Re-
vised Statutes of the United States, and the
Amendment thereto, approved January 22nd,
1880, concerning annual labor upon naming
claims being the amount required To hold said
lodes for the periods ending respectively on
the 3lst days ol December 1895, 1896. 1897 aud
1898; and II within ninety days from personal
service of this notice. or within ninety days af-
ter the publication thereof, you fail to contrib
ute your proportion OF such expenditure as co
owners your interests will become the property
Of said Company, your co, owner, who has mad e
the required expenditure by the terms OF said
section.
THE WHITE HILLS MINING & MILLING
COMP my,
BY o. b. WILCOX, its President.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Midas Mining & Milling
Company will be held at the office of
the secretary, Kingman, Arizona, on
Tuesday, January 9th, 1900, at 10
o'clock a. m, for the election of a
board Of directors to serve for the en-
suing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
be brought before the meeting.
HARRY MCCoMB,
Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30

In an interesting article on precious
stones in the December number of
mines and Minerals, Don Mcguire says
there was one genuine diamond found
in place in Black Canyon, Arizona. 1t
is small stone and is now in the pos
session of George NJ. Kunz of New
York City, and it may be truly said
that it is the only diamond ever dis
covered which did not belong to this
world, as it is imbedded in a small sec.
tion of a meteor.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30

No. 3 (the flyer arrives in Kingman Tuesday Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday at % a. m. and reaches
Los Angeles same days at 90 p.
No. (eastbound flyer leaves Los Angeles ate COP.
m. Saturday, Sunday Tuesday and Thursday arrives
at kingman Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at > 10 a. m. and Chicago Tuesday, Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday at . 10 p This train connects
with all fast trains east of Chicago.
JNO. }. BYRNE,
General Passenger Agent,
Los ANGELES. CAL.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF Z. J. MoNTRosE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed O. D. NJ. Gaddis, administrator
of the estate of f. j. Montrose, deceas-
ed, TO the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the first
publication Of this notice to the said
administrator, at his office in the town
of Kingman, Arizona Territory, the
same being the place for the transac-
tion of the business of said estate in
the county of Mohave, Arizona.
o. ID. NJ. GADDIs,
Administrator.
Dated Dec -, 1899.
First insertion Dec. %, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30
Mine Warning Notice.

To all whom Il may concern:
Notice Is hereby gtveu that the Queen Bee
mine with machinery thereon. situate in Min
era Park precinct WallapHl mining district
Mohave 'ouuty, Arizona, is under lease and
bDld TO parties working the same, and thai
neither said property nor myself will be re
sppusibe for any lnbor or debts contracted noi
injuries sustai ned by employer or empioye Ia
the operation Of said mining property; that al
operatives engage la such service at their owu
risk aud that no debt Is valid against said min
ing claim. JAMES USCAPHER
Mineral Park, Nov. q, 1898.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30
Mine Warning Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CoSCERN:
Notice l. hereby given that the silver and
Big Bethel mining claims situated In Todd
Basin, wallspai mining district, Mohaye cOun.
ty. Arizona, are under bond to parties working
{. g same aud thar neither suid property nor
undersigned owner will be responsible for any
labor performed, nor debts contracted. or in
juries sustained by employer or emplOye in
the Ope peratiOn OF said mining property that all
operatives engage in such service AT their own
risk aud that no debt l. valid against said
mining claims JAMES MULLlGAN.
Kingman Arizona, Oct 26. 1893.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30

WANTED SEVER BRIGHT AND HOS-
w est persons TO repre- sent tie as Managers ia
this aud close by counties. Salary yOOs year
laud expenses. Straight, bona fde, no mure, uu
ess salary. Position pc rm7nent our refer
ences Hny b. uk Ia any town II IL mainly office
work conducted at home Reference. Enclose
self add essed stamped enve ope. Ina D0NIs-
loN COMPANY, Dept 3, Chicago
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30

Andy Suffer has gone to Cedar to
complete assessment work on a mining
claim for Justice Ceilings.
Mohave County miner., 1899-12-30
Arizona & Utah Ry.
TINE TABLE NO. l.
In effect August l6, 1899.
Daily, except Sunday
GOING NOH
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

MINERAL PARK.-Daiy, except Sunday, distance
miles; fare 70 cents.
WHITE HILLs.-Day, except Sunday; distance 2s
miles; fare 250s.
Ell DORADO CANYoN-Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day: distance 81 miles, fare 50
TEMPLE BAR.-Mondsy, Wednesday and Friday; dis
tance So miles: fare 5S
RIovILLE-Monday aud Friday; distance 66 miles,
fare 6S;
ST THOMAS AND OyERToN.-Monday and Friday; dis
tance SO and 96 miles, fare 1903 and So
H. Nj. MCCARTNEY, Supt.
S. b. MCCoNNICo,
Vice Pres't and Genn Mgr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-02
The Drinking Horn.

From the Gentlemans Magazine.
The simple bullocks horn was no doubt
the primitive English drinking vessel
Danes and SaXons used it. IL was IN
breakable; and it was inexpensive-in its
earlier manner" Also it was handy for
fiinging at boon companion when the
quarrelsome stage was reached. For with
Saxons and Danes alil1e-oftener the latter
it was quite usual, when differences of
opinion altered friendship
MATHS in usum laetitiae scyphis
Pugnare.
And the drinking horn was effective as a
missile. This is, of course only glancins
at its exceptional use. AS to its general
utility, it is sufficient that, after a thou
sand years, il is still in favor in many
rural corners, both for harvest and mod
est shooting Tepasts (of the unfashionabie
kind sub tegmine fagi. You can drink
experto crede-ale, cider mead or claret
with equal flavor and "clearness" on the
palate out of a horn. You cannot smash
it by dropping or sitting upon it. And If
you be of antiquarian tastes there is some
thing interesting in drinking from the
same vessel used by your Saxon ances-
tor (the Norman Conquest has now taken
a back seatO so many centuries ago.