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Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

FIG. Whitney, Jas. Twiggs' head man
b the livery stable, had horse step on
b foot this week and is laid up in con
-luence. Blood poisoning has set in
.li he is having a serious time.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

O. P. Hart, Needles popular dentist,
| at the Commercial Hotel, where he
him remain until Monday afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

No. l, west bound passenger. was
wrecked at Gallup yesterday morning
by running into coal cars that had
been showed onto the main line The
engineer and fireman were badly in
jured and hobo riding on the blind
baggage was killed. The engine was
badly wrecked, and the train delayed
several hours.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Miss Bertha Beecher has completed
-No scool census for this district and
%. over eighty names enrolled.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Jones 4 Dryden had a batch of silver
,aad ore from the New London worked
n the Kingman Sampler this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Miss Mabel Steen, whom all old tim
h will remember, will be graduated
BON the High School at Waukesha,
gs., next month
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Mr.. Lusk, the railroad contractor,
has gone to Los Angeles to recuperate,
as he has been ailing with la grippe for
some time past.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

A. f. Grossman,-not Grossman of
placer fame-is in the city this week
in the interest of bookbinding estab-
lishment of San Francisco. He says
he is agreeably surprised at the thrift
and prosperity of kingman and sur
rounding camps.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

III West went to Needles on Thurs
lor afternoons train.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Miss Deda Tarr went out to visit bor
brother, viii Tarr, at White Hills this
week WIS
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Il. Foster and Mrs. William Cole
lere united in wedlock last Wednes-
By evening, Judge Logan performing
BE- ceremony.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Go and enjoy yourselves tonight at
lakes Hall. The Kingman Komedy
Sompany will be- worth the price of
omission.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

ueo, Eaton had shipment of gold
1e from Gold Basin worked at the
aAsman Sampler this week, which, APP
'Hehtly, was very satisfactory, Judging
ON the pleased expression with which
v has been greeting his friends.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27
INTERMISSION.
By the Kompany.
THE FLYING WEDGE"
(FARCE CoMEDY.)

NThHNE NVhED1'J
Anyone who is dissatisfied with the
performance of our local amateurs will
get back their money init at the stage
entrance after the entertainment is con-
cluded, unless the treasurer (which is
likely has absconded with the funds.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

We understand that j. w. Emerson
ul Mrs, Rosa Weeks, OF Chloride, will
married tomorrow. Mr.. Emerson is
N oi our solid business men and his
1'ny friends in Kingman wish him
~uch JOY in his future married life.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

IA. Haas, of Mineral Park, was in
|, oitv on business this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

rov SALE.-4 lots on Beal street,
ringman Enquire at MINER Office.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

George L. Dineley and Miss Kate l..
Thing we're married at the residence of
C. F. Austin last Saturday evening
The contracting parties are well known
in Kingman, where they are very pop
ular. The best wishes of the MINER
are extended to the happy couple.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

The cyanide plant at the FL Dorado
canyon is proving one of the greatest
successes of the age. The values are
being saved up to 90 per cent, the high
est ever reported with this process.
The loss of cyanide is only one-half
pound to the ton, representing loss
of sixteen cents. Thirty-eight tons of
ore are worked daily, and the average
value per ton is about 30s. When all
the refuse ore and tailings, are worked
up an immense plant will lie put in and
water pumped up to the mine.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

pr collins Of the Blackfoot mine, is
n Kingman'
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

r Anderson is in town from the
Rio Sandy. -
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Z. Ogden brought up another four
horse load of ore from John Doyle's
mine, Aubrey district, yesterday, and
sold it to the Kingman Sampler. He
says quite number of men are in the
mountains of the Aubrey and surround
ing districts making locations.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

kingman school closed a successful
term yesterday. The children passed
successful examinations with few ex.
ceptions. Yesterday the children were
treated TO picnic at Oak Creek ranch
which they enjoyed hugely. As in
structors A. +. Joscelyn and Miss
Grace Overman have been very sue
cessful in Kingman and our trustees
would do well to retain their services
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Miss Carrie Gross, one of the ma
irons of the Herbert Welch Institute
at Fort Mohave, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. o. +. Kuencer. Miss Gross health
has been so poorly at Fort Mohave
that she haa been compelled to re-
linquish her position-for the present
at least-and expects to remain with
us. We hope the higher altitude of
Kingman will effect a complete re-
coyery.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Frank Coates, of Los Angeles, who
was with the 1st California Volunteers
in the battle of Manila, is in Kingman.
Mr.. Coates was in every engagement in
and around Manila until he was mus
tered out of the service last month.
He will probably take up his residence
in Mohave county.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27
focal and Personal.

local ano rerso"o'.
R Anderson is in town from tn
Big Sandy, ---
D. CoIlins of the Blackfoot mine, i
in Kingman'
J. West went to Needles on Thurs
day afternoons train.
r,s Haas. of Mineral Park, was il
,be city on business this week.
r,O SALE.-4 lots on Beal street
r;,cman, Enquire at MINER office.
Frank and John Gross, of Minera
!, u we're taking in the sights of King
nan this week.
Dr R. B. Knight, of White Hills, is
b,kipg hands with his many friends
Kingman this week.
Van H. Brooke has gone to Prescott
., arrange for further prosecution OF
cork on the Planet mines.
e F, Bowers, of the Kingman Mer-
antle Company, visited the Night
hawk mine last Thursday.
Miss Bertha Beecher has completed
No scool census for this district and
h,, over eighty names enrolled.
Jones Il Dryden had batch of silver
.,d ore from the New London worked
h the Kingman Sampler this week.
O P. Hart, Needles popular dentist,
at the Commercial Hotel, where he
! siIl remain until Monday afternoon.
[. Kimmerly, who owns a valuable
,sd claim in | Y l. Basin, was in
|Engman after supplies last Thursday.
Derrick * Co. had a lot of ore from
heir claims in the edge of Sacramento
alley worked at the Kingman Sampler
|hs week.
Go and enjoy yourselves tonight at
axes Hall. The Kingman Komedy
EOmpany will be worth the price of
EimiSsiOn.
H. Foster and Mrs. William Cole
Eere united in wedlock last Wednes-
|ly evening, Judge Logan performing
b ceremony.
Miss Mabel Steen. whom all old tim
h will remember, will be graduated
BON the High School at Waukesha,
Es., next month.
Yesterday the school children had a
IruIc up at Jack Johnson's ranch.
They paid all the expenses themselves
nd report jolly good time.
Nrs. H. McComb left Monday for
Denver. whore she will remain month
nd then proceed to her old home in
titt,burg to spend the summer.
Uncle" Andy Laswell is the happiest
han in town. His wife presented him
nth a big boy this week, hence the
tanning cOuntenance he presents to
Ii friends.
EG Whitney, Jas. Twiggs' head man
B the livery stable, had horse step on
i foot this week and is laid up in con
vluence. Blood poisoning has set in
ID be is having serious time.
-----------.-----
Alfred SOlano has gone to California.
Il. SOlanO has purchased many min
lg claims in and around Chloride and
NIL probably pool them in the organi-
alton of a development company.
Nm. G. Blakely departed for Los
ngele' Wednesday afternoon on min
Y business. The Judge has a good
n1P of gold mines and we hope he will
lceeed in interesting capital to devel-
? them.
Mrs. W. E. Dodge, accompanied by
arie and Stuart Yer Mehr, arrived in
hgman this morning. Mrs. Dodge
a formerly a resident of Kingman
ID has many warm friends in this
immunity. !
L. l.. Ellinwood, Col. J. r. Young
ID Zen. Man. McConnico of the Ari-
,Aa aud Utah railroad went out to
l'rlde Thursday last to look after
alters affecting title to station
0nnds at that place.
ueO' Eaton had a shipment OF gold
Z from Gold Basin worked at the
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

At the closing examinations held
during the past two weeks, the pupils
named below were found qualified and
promoted:
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

John Denair, division superintend-
ent OF the Santa Fe Pacific and w. S.
Hancock, local master mechanic of the
same road, went ont to Stockton Hill
Thursday last accompanied by S. F..
Dennis and j. S. Withers. They re-
turned to Kingman last night. Stock
ton Hill is receiving "a great deal of at
tention from mining men at present.
1t is really the richest camp in Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

ID. G. Lane and Stoddard Jess, of
Pomona, went out TO Wallapai noun
tains last Monday and returned to
Kingman Thursday. Mr.. Lane is clean
ing out the old drifts and shafts of the
Dean mine preparatory to giving that
property a thorough sampling. Mr.
Jess is well known California banker
who has turned his attention to min
ing.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

A recent issue fthe Gaylord Herald
tells about the way o. ID. Clack took
in and "did"two professional footracers
at that place. Dick is something of a
sprinter himself and the way he gal
loped away from that professional
took the breath away from the specta-
tors and the ducats away from the
sure-thing fellows.
Mohave County miner., 1899-05-27

Mr. Van Slyke, who also owns valu-
able mining properties across the river
in the old Binghampton district, had
five tons of rich gold ore from Klein
felter. six miles west of the Needles,
worked at the Kingman sampler that
netted him a handsome sum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

to Bryon. ll it were only "a lock of bis
hair
u 1885, twenty-five years after / wts
employed at tlo Tredogar Works. ana
the scrap brass bought by the company
was under mp charge. we bad gotten n
. large quantity one daE The Waterman
of mr department came ou duN lhtt
evening. one of his duties was to look
into fhe brass foundry and s'e thlt n'
ire had been loft there hy tho moulaefs.
lie saw This big COLLAR n the pt, tnd "'s
anxious to our Or for DIS own dog.
Knowing chat mv wife WAS MISS
l1vo. and -.Cilg tine ufme of Ef'if
niavo engraved on the COLLAR. he brought
ft ID, me and asked who Emory Mayo was
and asked for the collar
took 30 home wrapped ln d now Pc
Dor ana iaa &c. m mv wIfe- lln. aN'
fhoueht 90 was rat trap. As soon
She had torn the paper She rNc''li1'''
.Thi. b. Byron collar
Ola carter BraNton. the coiored servant
,f th. family whose duty DO was to clean
and brighten the collar 500 many years pc
fore was living with us 1ni upon DOUG
shown the collar begged 10 Doe allowed I'D
brighten n once more which he ei".
Since then 10 has hung in ouf p'i'.r.
precious relic. and many persons h"N'
enjoyed the story OF rs strange recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

forward lf these s reserved ass quarters
lsr th. crew. Store rooms arc provided
DOB Obj. hold f0r all stores and ammuni-
iiun Water tanks are prov ided i0r la.N-i
gallons ut fresh water The vessel viii
Do. supplied WI.h rilht boats a.-i00t
steam cutter and 20 launch being slowed
in .Nucts Ola the rail. two 2s-fO0t cutters.
.u. .,-f..f vhalebolt. aud unr .>-fo0t
r.. v.h.Ieboaf carried ON dayit- ID -U-f1ol
d.n.hv will also be carried ou dlyits. ID
lG-fI1t amehv Will Doe carried u Tie
launch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26


iu command oi tHe r-ipe'hr. 'ii
remained ".Ih Deer IN i.'In'''" i.''''
tl june o.. l,> when tH. Department.
ordered him fD orH.f. ru. Inward .'s Jar
as So Mary anI i.' ImtG iot '' l'i'-
sent il. embargo laws being hfn-'.L
INr lnf-INeIk. stopped But N'"
York and Newport md m August ctp-
turol several vessels STANDING out. Woe
llfue tlc embargo iaNr. which proved
rather valuable prizes.
Department orders uf February l>H
relieved Commander Decatur Hud Cape
tain llll was ordered tY command ODD.
"Chc-apeaEe. which was returned FOO
Hampton Roads. Ii.r ones p.'"r .N"N
Sailed eastward ae far ae Hof on. where
Captain iuI also IooN'd our l1i ems
llreo ilw hre1k-- She neAi cfni-'b
Oh Newport and Long island sound anu
shortly afterwards .a.d 1p there m ofd'-
nary.
ln August. lNt i'e li.H N.Nl ODD.
Department an t-.Ii '. "I
ihe repairs niece i- ~ "'
p'ihr Tor service. ~" ''
'Hn l''"- were
Garry more ''"'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

Tn connection with the bright and in-
tere-t.ng little story concerning q dog
collar. signed &C. II. c. which appeared
On The Times OF last Sunday. Mr.. $. H.
Cornick. OF this city contributes the fol-
lowing interesting facts:
MY wife's elder sister. Emory was en-
gagged 30 De married 10 Arthur Upsham.
of the U. : Navy. who was expected
home from sea about the Isl OF October
1914 Her trousseau was about finished
and she was waiting the arrival Of the
shin when they We're t0 DO married.
About the middle of September OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19
Letter of Thanks.

It's with pleasure that we publish the
ioIioWlng letter received this week bv
me HERALD from our soldier bows in the
Philippines.
Manila, T. l., July 9th, 1899.
A late steamer from America brought
a box containing an extensive assorl-
ment OF articles Tor the comfort and con.
Veh'ence OF certain Volunteers of the
different regiments who were fortunate
enough to have friends in Pullman.
1t would Ne impossible for each OF the
recipients to thank individually the dif-
ferent members Of the organizations and
others who kindly contributed to the
collection, hence We take this me ans OF
giving voice 20 OR sincere thanka and
appreciation Of the same and the gencr-
Gus motive that prompted the act.
1t Is ever pleasant to be remembered,
to know thst friends fur away are fire.
quently with IL il thoughts and are hop
ing for our speedy and safe return.
1t is douhIy pleasure when these
kind thoughts OF our friends are given
material expression as in the present
case. Every article is of real utility,
and their daily use calls up pleasant
memories and fills our mindu with an.
ticipstions OF a joyful meeting when
this cruel war is over" and the flying
Filipino has accepted tho olive branch
OF peace from the point of bayonet.
Again thanking you most heartily for
your thoughtful kindness, and anxious
ly awaiting the order that will land us in
the snow-capped mountains OF Idaho, or
on the rolling prairies OF the Palouse.
we remain sincerely yours,
Lotus III POHLE.
JOHN ii. BUHMAN.
HENRY X. MACkAY.
Committee.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19
Twice Arrested in One Day.

L
Last Saturday afternoon our lit
tie city was the scene of a couple
of bloodless combats, the result OF
which was that enc unfortunate in
djvidual was arrested on two differ
ent charges.
A Mr.. Douglass, formerly wait
.er in Spokane but lately from Lew
iston, was visiting in town and dur
ing the day called on Mrs. Van Al
len, also lately from Lewiston, who
it seems was an old friend. Her
husband happened to be in town
and hearing of it, hunted Douglass
up and OBJECTED to q repetition OF
these visits. in language that was
more forcible than elegant. During
the warfare of words that followed,
Douglass drew a revolver and Van
Allen SWOTt OuI wal bH' "S"A-"
him for assault with deadly weap-
on. He was arrested and his trial
set for Monday morning.
Later in the day Douglass and
Mrs. Van Allen visited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams who live on
Methodist bill, aud became engaged
in an alteration with them over
the ownership Of some millinery
goods, that resulted in miX-up all
around. In the midst of the hair
pulling Mr., Williams escaped, and
securing an officer had Douglass
arrested for assault. Although he
asserted that Mrs. Van Allen had
slapped his face, pulled his nose
and otherwise treated him in an
impolite manner. yet he refused to
make o. complaint on account OF
her sex. In the trial which took
place shortly aflerward, Douglass
was fined 81 and costs. When the
other case against hlm was called
Van Allen the prosecuting witness,
failed to show up 50 Douglass was
discharged and the costs were as
ssed to Van Allen and Constable
Mn bounced on his grip and blank,
cts lust as he was beading the out
going train, and made him dig up
the costs before he would release his
impedimenta'
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19
Stole a March on her Husband

Mrs. nj. A. Smith, from Seattle
arrived in Pullman last Tuesday
remaining till Thursday, when she
departed for home taking with her
her little son for whem she has been
seeking for nearly a year
Some time ago Mr.. A. G, Smith
came to our city, bringing with
him a little boy, and secured work
at the Palace hotel. His story was
that the child's mother was dead
and himself a lone widower. Sew
eral weeks ago he made arrange.
ments with Mrs. Euglert to take
care of the little fellow while hs
went to the Walla Walla country
to work in the harvest field.
1t appears now that over a year
ago he separated from his wife with
out waiting for the formality of
divorce, and departed secretly TAX
ing with him their only child.
Mrs. Smith has been trying to
locate him ever since but without
success till she got a letter from
him, mailed from here, saying that
he was broke and for her to send
some money to Walla Walla to take
care of the child, also that there
would be no use for her to try to
find it until he got ready to tell her
where it was.
Rightly guessing that the father
would not want to be bothered with
the child in the harvest field, she
reasoned that he must be in this
vicinity, so she took the train for
Pullman and once here she was not
long finding her boy. The sympa-
thies of Mrs. Englert were soon en-
listed on the mothers side, who
paid the child's board bill, secured
possession of him amd took the next
train for home, expressing as her
only regret the fact that she was
unable to come face to face with
her recreamt spouse.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19

Woshir,Itnn :, - - ,vi:,,,,.. -
Caunt, ''''' - "''" 'o' ''''''''''''
~ '""'y
Albert Rea2ey ana ihebe A. Keaney,
ms wife, rlalnlll'f, vs.. the unknown
heirs ana ae'iseeN OF Jullus Alamo, de-
ceased defendants.
STATE OF WAsHiNGYoN, 90
County OF Whitman,
TIE STATE OF WAsHfSGToy. to the said
unknown heirs and deyjsees of .uljns
Alamo. deceased, defendants.
v,
.,i. ga 1io ne,euy n H'l "'i1 re-
~ tho S ~ PC%, ~, we J"I
Vhitn,on Cor,+. u.,,hi,, a;vt, la,a
aft l,,','''', Uout'ti M a SIH'F u"s
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19
inpedinenta.

Johnny Hogoboam, the II year
old son Of Mr.. and Mas. llogoboam
Of this city, was brought home TINS
mornias from Lapwai, seriously If
not fataily injured. 1t seems that
he fell off a load Of hay last evening
and. the wheels passed over his body
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANx
PULLMAN WASH.
Transaets a Regular Banking
Business.

DIREcTeRs:-~Alfred Coolidge, p W.
Chapman, Gay Lombard, j. J.
Humphrey, A. F.NnClainc,, Cash
b., Gaddih,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court OF the State OF
Washington, in and for Whitman
CnuntV
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-08-19

J. J HUMPIREY CASH y. GtDnIs,
President. Cashier
The Republican journal., 1899-03-16
WORTH REMEMBERING.
Clip this Out: You dc not Know the
Moment when it Will be round
Invaluable.

SEVEN miles out on the tapaah roao' between
'Ao"hegah and Plttsheld over hi'v years ago a
,ouhs couple settled on farm lit1ie lstahce
oosoiiu Inc pleasant residence o. uoV. fo"ers'
"A 'naI Time our Governor was not Ill existence
communication by rail- was thought an lmpossi-
pIity' over half of Maine was wilderness, and
II any one mad predicted tha1 the Flhe Tree state
"ouio oe represented IN congress py some OF the
sio"'es' ihtelects which our hePuollc mas pro-
""oe"' 'hae prediction "oulo nave oeeh lookeo
opon DIS ihaohess 10 talh aooul 'he carry history
vi ""ihe WIN Mrs. IT,. i'iIol' the soi'lfoi Oh the
COUPE reIerred to, Is pleasure' ana anyone IN
'oieo1ou III "reminiscences Vi the p'oheefs cannon
sP q iioie Pheasant houi' Among 'he liilel-
The Republican journal., 1899-03-16

SwANvILLE. Mr.. E. L Cunningham has
returned from up-rlver. Mr.. Miller and
Miss Katie Small of Brooks were in town
Sunday. Mr.. Herbert Maddock's family
are all through scarlet fever and are out
again. Mr.. Wallace Gray went to Nor
ridgwock Wednesday Mr.. E. G. Marden
is at home. Doctor j. S. Cole is improving
MIR. Fairba nks died suddenly Friday
morning.
FREEDOM. Mrs. Judson Wiggin returned
home from Independence, Iowa, last Satur-
day. accompanied by her mother Mrs. Hi
ram Stevenson, and Miss Minnie Web, of
knox,. Mrs. Nathan Wiggin left last week
for a trip to Kansas. Mrs James Libby
entertained the Ladies' Circle last Thursday
P. M. Seventy FIVE took supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter B. Keen left last week for
Washington, D. c.. Mrs. Fannie Carter is
closing up her business in Freedom. Her
friends are very sorry to part with her,.
Miss Sarah Perley is spending a few weeks
with Mrs. o. FL. Keen. Freedom Academy
is in Furnishing condition and has 80 stu
dents. With Prof. w. w. Rich as principal
Miss Addie f. Hodgkins, a graduate of
Castine Normal school, Miss Margaret Will
hams, graduate of Colby Classical Insti-
tute and a Sophomore in Colby, Miss Belle
M, Rice, graduate of Deering High school
and Sophomore at Wellesley, Mrs. Annah
Stevenson, graduate of the M. G. 1. Pitts
field, there seems to be no reason why the
school should not be a success . Miss Ida
Sawyer returned to Massachusetts last Mon
day.