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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-01-27
Municipal Matters.

J Inc ola Board or Aldermen
met Tuesday night, Mayor
Coates presiding. The re-
ports of the Recorder, Treas
urer and Marshal were sub.
mitted and received. After
the transaction of some un-
important business, the Board
adjourned.
Immediately after adjourn
ment of the old Board, the
new Board, composed of T.
M. Moore, @. M. Savage, DIR.
S. Dickson, Julius Crawford,
d. w. Parran, W. A. House,
j. 7. Joyner, was sworn in.
Mayor H. E. Carter announc-
ed that the first order of bus
mess was the election of Off
GERS. j. T. Joyner was elect
ed Recorder and T. M. Moore,
Treasurer. The Mayor APP
pointed d. w. Parran, chair
man, G.. M. Savage and Ju-
illus Crawford, Street Com
mittee.
J.T. Joyner and JuliusCraw-
ford were appointed a COM
mittee to find out the cost
of running the public school
for ten months and estimate
the expenses of the corpora
ton for the year, examine the
present tax rate anO see if it,
will produce sufficient reve.
nue. to meet necessary expen-
ses and report to next meet
ing of Board.
The salaries of the differ
ent officials were fixed as fol-
lows: Mayor, $4,000 and fees;
Recorder, $500 and fees;
Treasurer, $500; Chairman
Street Committee, $780,;
Marshal, $500 per month,
fees, and one-half of the fines.
The Board decided to hold
on the first Tues
day night in each month.
From the reports of Re-
corder Cox and Marshal Rey-
nolds to the. old Board, we
make the following extracts;
Amt collected from privi-
leges, 1898. 901.61
Amt ad valorem and polls
for 1898, due and in
hands of collector. -. I,2ls.48
Total amt fines collected,
1898. 1900 |
Amt of fines worked on
street. 34-OO
Amt of fines imposed and
uncollected. ........ 24.OOl
Total 50, 305.O4 |
Warrants have been issued |
to the amount of $2.O8O.O1. |
These warrants were issued
for various purposes-for sal
aries of Mayor, MAJ shall, Re-
Chairman of Street
Com mittee and Keeper of
Town Clock; for salaries of
teachers of Public School; for
sewer pipe, plank, labor, dray-
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-01-27

The Quid Nunc Club will NEE
as usual next Friday.
See the 1899 Hat at Mrs
j. ID. Swinebroad's.
There was a rainfall of 2.5j
inches last Monday night.
Mrs. Robert Tate left SUNDAY
to visit relatives in Corinth.
Mrs. J. w. Harrison returned
from Henderson Monday evening.
Economic Little Bits cure neuralgia and head
ache in few minutes. ABSOLUTELY Harmless
Your druggist guarantees satisfaction. Price 25 CT
-Messrs. John Redd and III 3
Manley spent Sunday in Grand juno
ton.
Judge James Feutress and wife,
of Chicago, visited Bolivar this
week.
Morning sickness or nausea from
pregnancy is dispelled b. Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
MIR. H. Z. Carter returned Mon
day from a business visit to Sauls-
bury.
Mr.. A. J. Coates visited the
18th district on legal business this
week.
Mr.. T. L. Ferguson, of Hicko-
ry Valley, was in town Saturday af-
ternoon on business.
To subdue nervous irritability,
neuralgia, hysteria, St.Vitus' dance,
use Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Tablets.
Mr.. Oscar Black left Tuesday
morning for Fort Worth, Tex, on
prospecting tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Falls, of
Middleton, were guests of Mrs. J.
r. Reaves last Sunday.
Economic Painless Liver Pills cleanse the liver of
bile and moves the bowels without gripping. Guar
anteed BY your druggist. Price 10 and 25 cents.
Mr.. J. II. Cox, of Salisbury,
was an appreciated visitor at the
BULLETIN Office Saturday.
Miss Bessie Tate has returned
from Corinth accompanied by her
friend, Miss Jennie w God Jones.
For overworked girls and feeble
women, Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets are natures great
est boon.
Miss Eva True spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Miss
May Wellons, at Grand Junction.
Mr.. w. T. Duncan, of Den
mark. representing the Paris Medi'
cine CO., of St. Louis, was in Boil
var Wednesday.
A few doses of DR., NJ. A. Sim
mons Liver Medicine will do more
for a weak stomach than a prolong-
ed course of any other medicine.
The operating department of
DIR. Dickson's dental parlors is be-
ing handsomely curtained. lie has
also ordered a new chair.
The engine of the local freight
was thrown from the track at Avent's
mill Tuesday evening, caused by al
broken rail. No damage.
To relieve mental worry, cure
dependency and give refreshing
sleep, use Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets.
Mr.. G. NJ. Savage has purchas-
ed the Bolivar Operahouse. We
understand that he intends to con-
vert it into a business house.
Mr.. JAS. Taylor, while engag
ed in ceiling a cook-room for DR..
Hudson last week, fell from a scat
fold and fractured several ribs.
Mrs. W. w. Nuckolls, of the
l4th district, is having built a new
residence on her farm, a few miles
northwest of Bolivar, in the 9th
district.
Oscar Pepper and Paducah Club
Whistles, two Of the leading
brands manufactured. For sale
by r. NJ. REDFEARN. Coates Block,
Bolivar, Tennessee.
We notice from the Bryan
CTexaS) Eagle that Prof. T. S. Min
ter has been elected captain general
of Ivanhoe CommaudrY, Knights
Templar.
If irritable, ont of sorts, depress-
ed in spirits, have a dull headache,
take few doses of DIR. NJ. A. Sim
mons Liver Medicine for quick re-
lief.
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FOR SALE.

Good Saddle Horse, with
all the gaits. Apply to j.
II. Doyle, Bolivar, Tenn.
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var from the north and east are
almost impossible, and trade that
is anxious to come here from these
portions of the county is forced to
go elsewhere.
Mr.. Foster Scoggins and Mrs.
Laura Howell were married Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th, at the residence of
Esquire J. J. Siler, in the 18th dis
trict, Esquire Siler officiating.
Mrs. Sarah Skinner and her
son, Mr.. James Skinner, of Fayette
County, died last eek within few
hours of each other. Their remains
were buried at Mount Comfort, in
District No 2, of this county.
Oscar Pepper and Paducah Club
Whistles, two of the leading
brands manufactured. For sale
by r. NJ. REDFEARN, Coates
Block, Bolivar, Tennessee.
Mr.. G. w. Breeder, of the
18th district, was in town Wednes-
day. He started with two bales of
cotton on a wagon, but on account
of the almost impossible condition
of the Statler IeVee, he was COM
PEELED to leave one bale by the way
side.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
druggists refund money if fails to rs cents.
The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Scott & Co., one of the popu-
lar mercantile firms of Hickory Val
ley, have recently erected a hand
some and commodious store house,
south of and adjoining the McKin-
ME building, which they formerly |
occupied. They moved into their
new quarters last week.
WANTED AT ONCE-A reliable
man to sell our Blue Pennant brands
Of Lubricating Oils and Greases and
nigh grade Thresher and Mill Sup
plies. Will make liberal arrange
nents and give steady employment
o the right man. The Euclid Oil
Company, Cleveland, Ohio. 1w.
We notice from the Evening
citizen that the Literary Society of
he Poplar Bluff MO- High School
ecently debated the question, ''re-
olved that the Missouri Legislature
hould enact law providing COM
'ulsory education" Master Au-
'rey Bray was on the negative side
# the question and the judges de-
ided in his favor.
If gloomy and nervous and look
NC on the dark side of things, take
few doses of DR.. NJ. A. Simmons
liver Medicine and the gloom will
disappear. K
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist Church, which commenced
sunday, Jan. 18th, closed Wednes.
ay night. Considerable interest
Tas manifested in the meeting and
he attendance was large. On sew
raj occasions the seating capacity
f the building was overtaxed. The
ermOns were preac he'd by Rev. J.
7. Hall, of Fulton, KY, one of the
lost able, eloquent and gifted men
d the Baptist Church.
The weather has never been
DO severe nor the roads too rough [
0 prevent our old friend, Mr.. Nat
Iuddleston, of the 18th district,
rom coming to Bolivar whenever ;
e had business. He was here
Wednesday, despatched with mud.
lie informed us that it was all he
Ould do TO cross the Statler levee I
II horseback. He is in favor Of s
etter roads.
T. mr. Trr;ra+;oo
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For Sale.

Two young mules, we'll broken.
Will sell cheap. Apply to
f. S. BLAYLoCK,
I'm Middleburg, Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-01-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Ike Kahn, of Memphis, is
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
R. r. Meeting.

Las' Monday afternoon the citizens O,
N'"gman met in l. ke Hall to hear ~
p''' VI committee recently appointed 10
confer with Capt. NJ, OJnnico revsrdin,
railroad matters. The commi,te. re-
ported hat Capt. McConn,co a,ked that
'he ci izens Of Kingman donate 2 3oos a
year Tone half the sum demanded by the
santa Fe Tor the use Of irs tracks between
hingman and the iunction) for four
years and In return the Ut,h K Arizona
would make Kingman terminal. Bv
an unanimous vote the proposition WAS
'eJec'ed and the committee authorized TO
make a counter propositi on: That King
man be made the sourhern terminal ::
that the rad 20 ont OF the town over the
Ceroat range, skirting the range close in
10 the foothills, for which favor the cin.
zens would agree 10 pay subsidy of l5,.
ooo$ to N,OOOs in four eqnal yearly pay
ments The committee consisted of A
" v" DttCUtf ana w, III,
laIgart. From the committee We learn
that Capt. McConnrco rejected the prop
ostion in to TO. Thus ended the termi
nal agitation. Our people lock at the
railroad problem in this light: The pres
ent survey OF the Utah and Ariz ona rail
way runs north through the center Of
the Sacramento Valley. As near as can
be Judged The distance from Cerbat is
nine miles; from Todd lasin between
ten and eleven miles and from Mineral
Park about the same, making rh- haul
by wagon nearly as great as that to
Kingman. II the road passed over the
mountain il would tkirs the foothills and
enable mine owners to ship lower grade
ores and make the hauls from Celbat
and Todd Basin from a few hundred
yards to two miles.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
Shooting at Peach Springs.

Early this morning a shooting took
place al the depot at Peach Springs be.
tween William Marks and John Chan.
dIer, sports, which resulted IN the prob
ably fatal wounding OF Chandler. Tie
particulars now ob ainable are follows :
About week sgo John Chandler staked
William Marks 10 l0s play faro at
FIsgs,Sff. Marks VOL 300s and suggested
they go 10 Kingman and open a bank.
The proposition was assented 10 by
Chandler and the two arrived 10 King.
man and made arrangements for the
opening Of a game in one Of The down
town saloons this evening. Early last
night Chandler, who carried the sack,
was missing Marks complained to the
officers and by inquiry at the depot it
was learned that a man answering the
description purchased a ticket for Peach
Springs Marks accompanied by officer
Cal. Wilson took the passenger trsin for
Peach Springs and as The train stopped
at the station Chandler was observed
standing on The platform Marks .ked
ihe officer to keep cut OF sight and he
would have a talk With Chandler and get
his portion Of the DoLey. Going over to
where Chandler was standing Marks
asked for the return Of his part of the
funds, which Chandler agreed 10 give up
and rs il in compliance with the request
be walked over to the corner OF the sta
ton house, where HI ssichel was setting
and opened il up. Suddenly be turned
towards Marks with a six sboo,er in his
hand and fired. Marks drew his gun
and fred al Chandler, the ball striking
him in the throat, glanc!ng downward
and coming ou through The right shoul-
der blade The Two men we're disarmed
by the fficer and the wounded man
taken to Selgmsp, v here he now lies in
a preca rious condition. Sheriff Hubbs
went up on the first train after the shoot
Ing and returned this afternoon, accom-
papied by fiji .er w lson and NJ irks.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

'irs' Lee announces the opening Of the
''e Oream parlors for the season, where
VIII Dc served the most delicious cream
a"u - nome made cake to be had in town.
=" VIII also make a specially Of cool
~" ALCOHOLIC drinks, such as milk shake
''e from pure milk, and Napa soda
"'u pain lemonades. Her assortment
candles frnits, nuts, tobacco and CT.
- s',S viii be found more complete and sc.
:, Wv 'hsn ever before. Your patronage
"'espectiully solicited.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
Kngman US. Needles.

Last Sunday Kingmsn's baseball club,
accompanied by an enthusiastic follow
ing OF Dgmanit departed for Needles
IN special car attached to a last freight.
Arriving 10 Needles the car was pulled
up IN the ntIghb bui hood OF the coal chute
and The passengers unload-d. IL may
plant, nut the atmosphere around the
depot was so decidedly chilly that some
VI the people regretted the absence OF
heir overcosrs. Two bands bad been
engaged by Needles for the occasion, hut
hey were probably engaged on the quiet
IN playing ,Ily airs TO keep up the drcop
ing spirits ol The Needles club and It's
mported COS pitcher. Alter the torrId
sun had cleared away the atmospheric
frost The clubs met on the fat b-loW The
shops and proceeded 10 business. A row
VI bleecbeTs had been constr ucted over
s~eltered throughout the game. II the
tir st four innings kingmsn Junded the
ball all over The field ln the fifth in.
ming with Two men out a Kingmsn bat.
ter was called up but failing to toe tue
scratch on time was declared out,
Needles pressing the cIsi The batter
had been on still hunt for water, but
such weakly stuff never having entered
he allmentary canal OF Needlesite none
was provided on the ground From start
10 finish K:ngmsn got The worst OF de-
cisions on balls aud strikes. As an illus.
ration oil the Unfair treatment We will
give two cases: A K,ngman base run
ner was caught between third and the
plate Alter the by play usual in such
Cases WAS gene through with, the runner
was blocked on the base line, the oa!l
placed on him and he was declared out
ln the next inning Needles runner was
csught in the ssr"e way, although the
nall was placed on him before collidIng
with the player AID yet he vas declared
safe. With three Needles men on bases
a wild throw Was made 10 third, the ball
going over among the bleerhers where
It was concealed by a woman, who
crowded it down into the sand beneath
her wide spreading garments and refused
to give il mp until the bases were cleared
Our chivslrous 80 haze man finally he
came desperate and plungirg amid the
drspery recovered the ball, too late 10
block the runners the runs we're count.
ed jIst the same The club manager
Was very lax in this regard He could
have had his Mohave friends stationed
around the diamond and turned base.
hits into a homeruns.
Had Needles beat our home team fair
~ and tqnsrely We would have returned
home with the best OF feeling for them,
but it was ulberwise and We feel as
though We had run up against n shell
game. The business men OF Needles feel
chsgnned Ovei the whole affair and
disclaim any part in IL, and as they are
right honorable gentlemen We believe
them implicitly.
For the Kingmsps BeIlafsnte, Tolnsn
and Hall did good work and the catch
OF a long fly over in right by Byrd was
be only fes' ure Of The game Several ot
be Needles men play good ball. The
f,lloxing is the score:
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
WHITE HILLS,

hn'z has returned to White Hjus
! FRANK Wilson paid White Hills a sbor,
visit. '"o''
'S''o Hotf nan is working for the
forman Brothers. on the African.
Inc lease OF the Occidenr Fraction 10
now controlled by o. w. Luton and F
J. Ogilvie. ' L
Mrs John Adams and several children
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. n
Rose. ~
o. + Alper's family, recently of Kinv.
man, now occupies the MrKe.sou roo;
dence
Lockwood and DAILY are steadily s,
work on the Chief Of the Hills, Thew
nave ore in sight which wonId pive ann
one a o""d appa.ite, three times a dav
Fred Brumharh, leasing on the Horn
Silver, il working in ,nnnel from which
ne took some 1900 ounce ore. We don't
blame him for wanting 10 find some
more
Mrs NJ. L. Stannard, our cul,ured
school teacher. took the Tuesday morn.
ING stage for Mineral Park She intends
70 stay there bnt short time, proceed
ing thence to her home in Virginia.
The White Hills Company have Frank
Jones at the water tunnels, drawing va.
ter from wells sunk below the level Of
the tunnels, and pouring it into the bip
pipe line The tunnels are seven miles
distant and l750 feet higher than the
town. The town is 8 800 feet above sea
level
S. d. Formsn has a new camera
Look on, for him
Lszy. hszv, crazy days, and breezy,
sneezy nirhts inst now
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Totals al 10 u "a l3 II
out: by Farrow g. by Toll
man 8; earned runs: Kingmsn 4. Needles o.;
two base hit; withers, Hall. Bellafante. Ham.
ilton, Lackey 8; three base h is: Tolman, Far
row 2; passed balls: Lackey 2, Bellsfante;
bases on balls. by rolman 4, Farrow 8; hit by
pitched ball, H'gg us; left on bases, King
man Q, Needless
Nwithers out on foul strike
0Georpe declared out for not coming to bat
on time.
Umpire Burke aud Harkness.
Official scorers: Pendegast and York.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

GEORGE Anksn has sold his antimony
nine near Mohavs for u, ,000s, Of which
sum he receives one half Mr.. Aiken Is
q We'll known Nohsve county miner and
DIS success in California will give his
arizona friends great pleasure.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
Notice..

ALI subscribers are hereby notified that
there will he a meeting OF the stockbolo
ers of the Kingrnsn Reai Estate C'm
nsny. at 7:30 O'Clock p. I'D Monday
sveniug, at Like Hall. Business OF 'tn
portauce to be considered BY order q
the Board Of Directors.
Ross II BLAKELY, Sec.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
A Card TO Mining Men.

| want it TO he distinctly understood
that no one is interested with ne in the
Arizona Samplirg Works, and that pay
highest prices for gold, silver, copper and
lead ores Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. K. EALsEY.
Kingmsn, Arizona, March 25th, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

viii Carleton came in from Cheme.
hOevIs mountain yesterday with q variety
OIL ore samples from nu nber Of claims
recently located by him in that country.
From Indications Mr.. Carleton has some
valuable property.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

" I. Bishop, at depth Of fifty feet,
n'' opened up an ore body the foil width
VI hIs shaft. The ore is heavy in lead
anu looks as though Of q good shipping
gaae The claim is situated on the d..
vae between Stockton Hill and Todd
Brsin.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

The vt Charles brothers have oonoeo
the Midnight mir,e, near Chloride, to a
Mr., Jones. A shaft 200 feet in dep'h
will be sunk on the property as soon as
possible. The mine is most promising
one and the lucky owners are in lair
wov m receive big sum Of money Tor II.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

James Bone was in Kingman this
week with small shipment OF ore from
the Windy Point mine, Mineral PAX,
which he disposed Of to the Kingman
sampling works.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Judge II West and Steve Beael OF
Needles, have purchased the Leland
group OF mines, near Boundary Gone,
IRON Gus Spear. They will work the
property extensively.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

A meeting should be called early next
week and steps taken toward organizing
a fire department. We have plenty 'l
timber for two coed hook and ladder ana
one hose team and the sooner our DUST
ness men take hand in the formation
Of these companies the better II VIII oe
for the town.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Matt Carr, II Cedar, WAS in Klngman
few days ago. Mr. Carr owns some
valuable mining property in the Cedar
district, which it would pay capitsliits
10 investigate
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Rev. |. q. SIgIer will leave Monday
evening for Los Angeles, to take part in
the celebration of his silver wedding.
During his absence the pulpit Of the NJ.
f. church will be filled by Rev. w. g.
Blakely.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Tomorrow the II ,ck berry ludan school
baseball nine will Cross btls with the
base ball nine of Kingmsn Indian school
on the ball grounds east of town The
game will oe called at 200 O'Clock and
prom;ses TO be n. holy contested If III
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Tim Nay came in from the Nighthawk
Yesterday and is looking after the samp
ling Of three tons OF ore from his lease on
nat property. Fred Harter is interested
with him IN the lease
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

h'ngman Lodge No. Z will celebrate it's
20 u anniversary by giving grand ball
Lake Hall on Wednesday evening the
% d INST. The dance will be free and
supper will be furnished at reasona BILE
rates All are cordially invited.
THE COMMITTEE
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Bob. Rounlree has disposed Of his in.
srssts 10 the mining claims near Cerbis
point 10 Messrs. Monaghan & Murphy,
Of Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

John Burns, formerly OF Jerome and
who ran for heriff Of YavIpai county on
The republican ticket last fall, WAS d
Kingman visitor this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Judge RedmaD cpme IN from the Col
orado river the early part Of the week
and reports that owing TO The torrld
weather on the river he and Sindy har
ris have moved camp back into the bills,
where they will prospect dunng the sum
mpr months
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Daniel Bonelli, who Is working on his
Puma D)nns mine, this week sold q
npment Of ore 10 the Kingman sac Pile,
that netted him nice sum Of money.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

George VI Bjwers. who has been out
al the Nghlhawk mine, returned to
town last evening. Mr.. Bowers is large
owner IN the Nighthswk, one Of the mos,
promising properties in Wallspsl mining
district
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

w. +. Wentworth, the great imper.
senator in the ShsnQhrsnn, at Lake Hall
Tuesday night, April 25'h. Don't miss
II. Tickets on sale at Watkins drug
store.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Tickets for the Shau4hraun are going
like hot cakes. Secure them nov or the
most desirable seats will he gone.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Clsck Bros. and Poland are stacking up
ore on he platforms OF the 90 P,,ta
mine and will soon make four or five
car shipment
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Martin Jrmiuez claims to have uncov
rsia bg bDiy II rich ore on a claim
oxred by him in Cedar district.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

The Epworth League social last night
at the residence Of DR.. Ealy was COM
ple'e success, in a financial as well ss a
8 cIal way.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

ByC)'hns Of the B sckfo,t mine, is In
KnguIn Mr. Collins Is having h iuled
IN several carloa Is OF rich copper ore
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

+ H.ney Vi Weaver district. sold a
small lot OF ore TO the klngmsn samp.
limo works 4 few days ago.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Tbs Man mine has four feet OF ore in
,,o face Of rbe tunnel now being driven
:, an that property.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

7. L Ayres is hauling in from the
Golden iem mine a finy-ton shipment
Of ore. The ore is being stacked up at
the Kingmau samplinH works
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Mrs G +. Bowers deserves the ihanks
OF the whole CON tuunity in providing me
rare treat Of hearing and seeing Went
worth in the mirth provoking and pa
tha,ic characters Of the Shaughraun.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Peter Csf-ry is taking good ore from
,.o northern extension of the Moon beam
mine, s Socslon Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

sopt Thomas ESlng, OF the Sheeptrail
mines has made final payment on pur.
.bsse price OF that property.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22
c.oool and Personal.

Yi,smsn school will close on the 18th
n NAV Tor the term
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Work on the spur for ,ne NV railroad
is progressing fsvorsbly and rails will be
laid in q few days Mr.. Luck, one oil
the contractors, has gone east on busi'
ness hut will return Immediately.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Thomas McNeeIy has uncovered a
spIendld body OF ore in his Sherum Peak
,,,im The ore is very rich.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

Mrs Harry Williams departed for
Tulare, California, last Wednesday even
ing, where she will visit Tor come time
with ,bs parepts of NJ Williams.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-22

II Ierone 10 taking rich rock from
l.. coOgrcs4 mine, Cedar district.