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New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
Raiironos.
DENNSYLVA


RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo, Of West Twenty street and D'
sJThe Ienving time from Desbrosses ana
CortIandt Streets IL five minutes I"ter .hH.
that given below for Twehty-thro s
sta tiOn, except where otherwise noted
7.oa A. NJ FAST NAILLmed 70 two Ssns, psr'es %
s se" dof. n,e. 70 pttGgIs sleeping '''
S EAsT LNEPisSyrg end Ggsaas Com
S sesns Dining Sinking osaS sna esenns
I25 y. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPeh.ss ei.ssxo.
o.55 P. VI. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE Chicago. For
7.55 r sogTa%EsrERx ExPnEss7fEss fSsls.s, Pa;ss.
ss t:?'is; r M lnf31eR@ pHefsi: ExFFsr s. s' ard
R9u 3nH;;, r csvs;s94 except Is;nrasS pu..
burg. snf r'nts West daily except SUNDAY NO eoaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
755 SIS a55 1919 (Desbrosses and cor'ianct stse
2o Rnas c1 sa2 cdGsndt 52S Dn.s silss cs a
sr.ssi2nai Linz az Parlor and Dinins s' ~ 10 10
sunday 1 IS % sS ,"" iSss islas c.5 a,'n M
Cars az Dnins 1iiG caI1. r.I as DINING car s2'
souTHkRN RAItWAY.-Expre.. s.25 AS ?. Iaio
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
AfEANTIc V55 coAsf LiNa@E1prss, Il H Sr SIS A. m. and
cHEsAffE%KG HES 81 gay Z OHIO RAELwAY-7S, a H week
FOR OLD @' poiSF Is coMFoRr 81 FORT and NoRFoLx-7ss
week days and s35 p. m. daily.
Veeusuisd Train 6us Paor cars Passenger Coach
Combined coach.
CAPE AAY-l255 y. m. week-01ys.
For w. on yST gTs st.e :.i sson kSx s'ps 5 %
s25. and 455 p. m. Sundays. s.23 a m. ~ .. m
from Desbrosses and Covtlandt Streets, 300 a m.
1880 34c. and 10 r. ~. SUNDAYS . ~ a M BIB 3. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BIO Desbrosses and COrtlab1t streets, ODD, i- ioo
s25. $50 BIS C3J5 Penna Lntedl. 1910 CDeso.ossss
and COrtlsndt Streets dining carr lO59 DINING
carr. il55 w. y 55 2l0 Gesbr9sses and cortanett
Streets. 22D, 253 32J. 3Jj. y. 40 tDnlas Sar 400
tDnirg Can 5J5 Dining Car, 80 80 20 p m
i2 night. Sundays. 8. TO- s.25. $50, 92o s9 Linn
ited) 9.5J 1885 dining car a. m. i2.55 l55 Dining
CaD. 325 355. 25 Dining Car, 45j dining Csr,.
555 Dining carr, 5j, s.55. 923 ,. m, II 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46 81 lgd 1884 IL and 2ei Broad
Astor House; West Twenty-third street station:
and stations foot " Desbrosses and Cosandt streeta
Court Street $50 Fulton Street, es Broacway ana
Pennsylvania Station, Brooklyn; station
city. The New York Transfer Company VIII call FOR
and check Laggags from and residences through
to estimation.
Telephone ,el+ Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivsnis
Railroad Cab Service. -
J. 2. HUTCHINSON J. n. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot
quiet sales 1000 bales speculation and export ns6
american, SVlO. moding upland. $3.50 futures op
tesoy partial l-e4d decline; closed steady rag pv
heher DecemteT-January. Oss January eOiun-i
SVDs February March. 4O4s. MarchApri 4OZass, npi.
May 4ols May-Ju S6s'ss June-Juiy aezs; ;Iey I6y
august SSOHs, AuguSt-SeptembeT, 3.5o1Tb septemD,a
octob.r 349v. December. los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet
oui steady Clous-Some business at low prices. ,.,
FLOUR AND MEAl(-The market Wat hoinll", ha,
as 70 price ana entirely neglected Friday Closing ANU
hteant without chang Spring tents. So sO4s Vs
yer strsights & 85qs3 81 winter patents " 0X$5 aa2
efra No . winter s2 ssaso 10 No grade ais 25 per
= arrive %. .BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-s2 2jaS2 S5 R1E
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Rio-Coree market firm: No Rio. $500. exchange
326. receipts 5000 bags cleared for the United States
10000, stock. 2O3 900.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest,
CIBA, MEXICO & CALIFORNIA.
Departure from New Pennsylvania II. X. Station
Daily. 23d St. Cortland and Desbrosses ST.
s~The leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtInndt Streets IL five mi nutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
IY,iO a. Mast MAIL-Pulman Buffet Sleeping
Cars YORK 10 Atlanta, New Orlesns Savannah
and Jacksonville, Fla. Dining Car service
1928 l.. Mn. Y & FLA EXPRESo-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New-York 20 Columbia. ss-
vannah Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta Dining Car
3,xn P M-WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LINZ
TIED VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Room
New York to Roanoke. Knoxville Chat
tanooga, Orleans and Memphis Dining service
4,25 =. M.-WASHINGTON & SOUTHWESTERN LIN
lTED-Puilman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, New
Yorl, o Atlanta, New orleans. Birmingham, Memphis
Ashevle, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville Dining
service. Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington
Francisco. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
New York and Florida Limited" finest train In the
world, resumes service January 10. 1900 between New
York and 81. Augustine.
Penn.ylvana offices Nos. 46l 944 1896 1884 iii
and 2GI Broadway: / Astor House: West Twenty-third
Station; and stations foot Of Desbrosses ane.
Cortland Court Street $50 Fulton Street eS
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brookiyn
Station, Jersey city.
FRANK s. CANNON j. n CULP,
80 Vce-Prs.. s. csn.l Mgr: Trafnc Ms,.
". A. TURK. @. p. A.
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Foreign Markets: Sa1tos--Coffee quiet
GOD Santos sS4oo; receipts 10000 bags stock,
65tOOJ. Hamburg-Cohee market opened unchanged al
25G ?. unchanged To .. ptennig higher; sales.
GOO bags. Havre-Cofee market opened steady and
unchanged a. y n. unchanged; al 8 2. n firm.
changed = franc higher ct $50 p. unchanged;
fatal sales. 1900 bags
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CENARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From PIERS 81 and 80. North River.
Etrrria . Dec % 10 \. n. Btruria Jan 90 Q A. NJ
C.mnenia Dec a. p VI. Campania Jan. 81, noon
I.ucana. :. Jan: l3. 2 p ~ umbria Feb B. 0 A. NJ
4 ROWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
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Receipt. breadstuns at interior points In thousand
ast three ciphers omitted -four bbs grain bush as
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WHITE STAR LINE.

a. NEw-YoRK-oU ENsTowN-LIvERPooL.
Teu.onic Dec. o. Teuonic. Jan. 81 noon
atTmanic -. Jan. g. noon German!c :, FEB noon
For Massage IRE ght and Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
pier az North River. once. Broadway ~. T.
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DEATHS.
MERMIN-1n Milford, December %, Gale

MERWIN-In Milford, December %, Caleb
r. Merwin, aged II years.
Funeral services from his late residence at
Ponds Point on Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock.
BUCKINGHAM = In this city, December
23d Mary FL buckingham, in the 10th
year of her age.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence, No. 81 Beers street, on Tues
day morning at IL o'clock. Friends are
invited to attend. Interment in Easton,
Conn.
BEDENT : In this city, December oath,
Henry Bedent, in the 10th year Of his
age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JUDS0N-In this city, December "a, Eliza
beth Mallett, wife of DIR. Walter Judson.
Funeral service will be held from her late
residence, 1t45 Chapel street, Wednesday
afternoon, December 81, at 2 o'clock
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
EAMES = In West Haven December Esd,
Joseph A. Games, aged 81 years, II mos.
Funeral services at the residence Of his
mother, Al First avenue, "Wednesday AFT
ternoon at 2:30. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
OSBORN = IN this city, December oath,
Katherine Sophia, beloved wife of the
late Minot A. Osborn, In her S0th year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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| the girl. Mr., Beecher declined to do
! anything about it unless he was assured
that everything was all right. DR.. Os-
| borne, witness said, told him that he
| already had the consent of the mother
but the rest of the family objected
| Mr.. Beeeher testified that DR.. Peck
| had suggested that the autopsy could
be held at the undertaking rooms and
at this Mrs, Van Lue turned and looked
| inquirngly at the other members of the
| family who were In the room, and they
| shook their heads Mrs. Van Lue then
| said: "That settles it."
He had an indistinct recollection
| about something being said about not
throwing earth on the coffin, instruct
tions that were to be given to Sexton
| Ford. This was SO that In removal of
| the body there would be no disinter-
! ment, Mr.. Beecher explained. Before
leaving the grave some of the mem
bers of the Van Lue family threw
handfuls Of earth upon the coffin, Mr..
| Beecher said.
DIR. Osborne said that about eight
days before the child died he went to
the house and found the child much
worse Mrs. Van Lue was there, and
one of the daughters. DR.. Osborne
said he called Mrs. Van Lue in the hall,
and was alone with her. He asked her
to think about an autopsy. She said
she would. That ended that interview.
Sunday night after the child's death,
young Van Lue came for the certif-
cate. DR.. Osborne expressed the hope
that the autopsy could be made. Van
Lue said I'm willing why don't you
lower the body In the grave; the chill
dren will not know Of It," DIR. Osborne
went to the Van Lue's house on Mon
day Mrs. Van Lue cosed and bolted
the door behind her and said: I'm
willing, but the children and relatives
are not" DR.. Osborne told her about
the conversation previously held with
her SON She said that If the autopsy
could be held without the children
knowing 1t, it would be all right
DR.. Osborne filled out the insurance
blank, except in so far as related to the
cause of death Mrs. Van Lue said:
You know she died of heart trouble,
and you can fill it out so we can get
our Insurance money"
DIR. Osborne explained that there Is
sometimes space on the certificate
to state If autopsies have been made,
but there was none on this one. pr.
Osborne said he told her he would take
the body TO Burwell's. She said: VERY
we'll; return 1t to the grave as we want
to take 1t to Providence"
DIR. Osborne then arranged to perform
the autopsy on Thursday morning
On Tuesday morning DR.. Osborne
went to Beecher & Benefits and ex-
planned the arrangements that he had
made with the Van Lue people He
told about the circumstances Of the
case how Mrs. Van Lue was situated,
and her willingness to have the autop-
sly performed without the knowledge !
of the children.
Court adjourned at o'clock Satur-
day evening with DIR. Osborne still on
the stand. The case will be resumed |
afternoon and will be con- |
cluded then in the city court.
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THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK

4 = n
The semi-annual meeting of the Board of
Trustees Of the New Haven Saving Bank
Will he held at the Banking House in New
Haven on Saturday, the 30th day of De-
cember, 1899, at halfpast two O'Clock pm.
for the purpose of declaring a semi-a annual
dividend. appointing auditors. and for do
Ing my other business proper to be done
at said meeting
HENRY d. WHITE, Clerk.
New Haven, Dec. %, 1890 d25 Ct
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HANDSOME SOUVENIR.
Prepared BY M. B. Newton & Co. of
New Haven

Prepared BY M. B. Newton & Co. of
New Haven
A handsome souvenir memorandum
and date book for the year 1900 has
been prepared by M, B. Newton & Co.,
investment brokers of this city. The
book is finely bound In black leather.
1t contains the rates of postage In the
United States to Canada and Mexico,
and also to foreign points. The popula-
ton of the largest cities in the United
States, antidotes for poison, explanation
of flag signals used by the weather
bureau and valuable advice In case of
accident An insurance record is also
in the book.
In the center of the book two pages
are given over to the Spanish American
war tax rates that went into effect
July /, 1898. The last few pages are
given over to addresses and cash ac-
count blanks. Altogether the little
book is one of the neatest and valuable
seen in New Haven in a long time.
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one cent word for each insertion.
nve cents word for full week, seven
times.
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MRS, b. COHEN
rs now ready to deal In Ladies' and GEM
tlemen's CASTOR Clothing, Carpets, etc.
A postal card directed to 657 GRAND
AVENUE will receive prompt attention.
do lat
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NATICE,

| NOEICE. &4583
| Whereas the town Of Hamden. In meet
| ing legally warned and held on July 10TH
| 1899. voted as follows:
"Voted, hereafter not more than Thirty
dollars $4,000 be. paid towards the tut
| School in another town, in any one year,
| and certified copy Of the above note was
| forwarded to the Town School Committee,
! also to the Board Of Education Of the City
of New Haven.
And whereas, Charles f. Clarke, Secre-
| tary of the Town School Committee, in de-
1ance of said vote, has issued twenty-five
thorizing them to attend the Boardman
High School in New Haven during the en-
suing school year, said certificates pui-
porting to be by the authority Of the School
And. whereas. the Board Of Education Of
New Haven has accepted said certificates
without comforting with the. proper author
tiles Of the Town Of Hamden, and have
admitted the children to the Boardman
High School for the year ensuing, and the
amount Of Thirteen Hundred and Twenty
l$132o) dollars is charged to the Town Of
Now therefore. we... the Undersigned 10
gal voters Of the Town of Hamden do
hereby petition the Board Of Selectmen
nesday, the 9th day of December, $780,
at two o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF
taking action upon the following matters:
First; TO adopt such /. means 4, as may be
den from paying any moneys in excess OF
the amount voted July 10th, 1899, to be
paid as tuition fee Of each child attending
a High School in another town.
Second: AS to what part Of the tuition
fee the Town will pay for any child that
attends d High School in another town
hereafter In any one year.
Third. Upon the deferring payment Of
certain tax laid February 10th, 1896, for
school purposes.
Fourth: As to what part, If any, the
Town shall pay of the attorney fees, cost
and damages, in the suit Of Hough VS..
Charles r. Clarke and others.
(SignedN by twenty-one legal voters Of
Hamden.)
In compliance with the above petition
the Seectmen Of Hamden hereby give no. 4
tice that a special town meeting will be
held at the Town Hall In said town on
Wednesday, December 27th 1899, at two
o'clock p. M, to take such action upon
the matters contained in the above petit
tion as may be deemed best for the inter
ests of the town.
Hamden, Conn.,, December 22d, 1899.
CHARLES w. WARNER,
PATRICK NOLAN,
LESTER @. JONES.
d23 st Selectmen of Hamden.
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ne,ter without n stomach than with

Better without stomach than with
one that's got constant "hurt' to it
esnecially when you have eaten some of
the best things thata Providence has pro-
vided to tickle the palate" Dir. Won
STAINS Pineapple Tablets stimulate the di-
gestivc organs. Let one enjoy the good
things of life and leave no bad effects
carry them with you In your vest pocket
IS in box, 10 cents. Sold by f. A, Cess
nor-S0
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BOARD OF RELIEF.

The Board Of Relief Of the City and Towr,
of New Haven hereby give notice that thew
Monday January LIST, 1900, at O'Clock d.
M, and by adjournment on every week dav
until January Goth, inclusive Also 81
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
January 18TH 18th and 10th, for the plir-
pose Of hearing any appeals that may be
made from the doings of the Board OF AS
SCISSORS.
FREDERICK r. FUTILE,
GEORGE I'll. COE,
GEORGE Il. MITCHELL,
do lot Board of Relief.
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AXE WE ON YOUR
SHOPPING list? Open evenings until
Christmas. MALLORY'S
dis TIP Old Curiosity Shop.
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II was married on Friday, the 18th
she said
"Well," replied her dearest friend,
THAT effectually disposes of the idea
that 1t is urlucky. 1t was really re-
markedly luck for you, wasn't 1t, dear?"
-Chicagn Post.
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- WAN EED,
BEST Swedish and German servants arA
an secured here. Employment Agency
au4 II N. SHERMAN TIE Chanel -
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FOK KENT.
THREE story brick building, with barn
situated on State street. Apply to
az tf III. G. WARREN, 108 Orange SC.
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Specials.

New Dates, Figs, Raisins. pruncs, Evan.
GRATED Peaches, Apricots Raspberries Pre-
servea d1f9 masins i and riaon wraage FEEL
III one pound cartons.
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Seal Estate.
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest,

FVh II ALNI.
TWO connecting rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping, bath; heat and light fur,
nlshed. AT 10 WHITNEY AVE. dill II
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
We hare had Sir Years

We hare had Sir gears
experience in business in
Km6n1dn, and tCe are con-
stantly on the look0nt tor
the best goods for this mar
let. IRE mean goods that
UiU 6iUe the consumer the
best satisfaction and great
est UnlIte far his money.
When We find an article
that comes up to our sfGnd-
ard of excellence zoe keep it
constantly in stock.
KiR6R1an MercdntiLe Co...
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Eye Specialist,
Kingman Telephone Directory

/. Halsey's Arizona Sampling
Works.
2. Kingman Mere. Co
3. DR.. Flynn's Office, AspinwalI
& Co. drugstore.
4. Gaddis e. Perry.
5. Taggart Mercantile Co
6. Rosborough & Cohenour, sal
OOn.
7. Burke Bros Kingman Wagon
Works.
8. II. F. Williams, residence.
9. Harry McComb. residence.
10. Temple Bar and Santa Ana
mining co. offices.
II. Holmes lumber yard.
II. Courthouse, Sheri+ office
13. G.. e. Bowers, residence.
IA. Mulligan & Hubbs, saloon.
Is. O. F. Kuencer, residence.
l6. Santa Fe depot
II. l.. j. Lassell, assay office.
Is. Dr. Flynn residence.
10. A Yer Mehr, residence
20. w. H. Taggart, residence.
81. n w. Tarr, residence.
22. Sacramento Valley r R office.
1O1. Tarr & McComb, office.
Ser''ice from I a. in, to s p. m,
except Sunday.
n. W. TARR, Manager.
KINGMAN, ARIz., ApriLS, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

T. l. Ayes has lit contr r TO sink
the main shaft OF the Golden Gem mine
100 / ct deep r. F. I Bur s and J
Joyce are the contractors rre shaft
now stands at dep h of 233 tef The
Golden Gem hs. produced b'g am INT
of money in the past tn. = ,"s's ard nss
an immense amount OF ore blo, KIDD ont
in the slopes Of rhe upper Levels.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

The Easter nervlces al the NJ. T..
church last Sunday evening were very
entertaining. The children had been
thoroughly drilled by Mrs. Charles Met
caIte and Miss Virgins Bbwman and
each oi the lItrle ones aas perfect from
An elocu,ionary standpoint Mrs q. f.
Bowers had charge Of the musical pro-
gram. which is u guarantee that 1t was
most g, pyable. - -r. .... ....
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08
Sacramento Valley R. r.

Last Monday evening Col MrConnico,
Of the Sacramento Valley r. r arrived
from New York. +. f. Luck Of he rail
road contracting firm OF Keneick 4 Lusk
accompanied by his off :, assist .nls, ar
rived We ines1sy afternoon The gen
tlemen have gone over the survey as far
as Chloride. As soon as arrangements
for the forwarding OF material can be
made with the Santa F. gradinE s,Ii be
commenced. The r)si will leave the
main line Of the Santa Fe about four
miles sonth OF Kingman. and the Santa
Re track used into this st,tion. An ef-
fort will be made to have the road in
operation to Chloride in tn ee months
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

John q Ine, one OF the Oh residents
Of Mineral Park, arrive from Virginia
City, Navads, last Tuesday mnrninv
Mr.. Dune will probably rem ain in Mo.
hav- county.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

George W Ko~er, F l.. NTH AMI H.
T. W,st c me mp from Bun larry Gone II
fsw DAYS Az, Meer.. Sni h and kos'er
have located and have several men AZ
work on group OF claims thai give
promise OF fuure greatness The char'
.c,.,r of the ore Ia much the same "s that
IN Vagina C,mp. The Iedses have bee"
run over by prospec'o-s for years past
v;th no thought that they contained
sny,hing Of value. larger iorce o'
men will soon M put on and the VEINS
opened up systenaticaIlv. htE
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

Consrd's big pack ram passed trough
Kingman Thursday last on it's way 10
Ridenour's copper mine, nnrth OF Peach
Springs, whete 1t will pack ore to the
wagon road from the mine IL expected
that carload day sill IA shiE ped from
the mine 10 the Pueblo smel'er
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

L onard Hammond, rhe diligent yon Z
man who burglanzed several places IN
this county and Who was indicted by he
grand jury, bid good bye 10 i,iI life Tues.
day night and is now ready TO go INTO
business with increased experience. ne
sawed his way to freedom with a case
knife.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

+ About one tn ,dr-d W ,lnpai Indians
from the neighbour nd uf Hackberry
we're in Kngnlan THE week. MANY of
whom were Witnesses in ,h~ trial o. Ks'e,
charged with numbering Pa'uck w 'lsb,
near blackberry, about five Years ago.
They are molly crowd OF un~ashed
aboriginies, ..--
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

Last Saturday evening Mrs George
Meyer, well known in Kngman and
Mohave county, committed suic'de at
he Windsor Hotel, Prescott, hv shooting
herself through he heart She vas de-
sror dent because OF lack tf morey aud
friends
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

ID G L,ne. Of Los Angeles, has an
option on the Dean mine, fifteen miles
east OF KIngmnn and Thursday several
miners we're Iss;en TO the property and
put TO work. The Dean has been exten-
sively WORKED oatthe former owners ~
stalled plant that failed 10 treat the
ores protitably.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

John Ayres, owner Of the cattle rar ch
At Pine Springs, died at The Sisters Hos
pital, Prescott, a few days ago OF rheu.
msiIsr, Of the heart II will be remem
bered that a son OF Ayres ommitted sui.
eide at the rsi.h about two years ago.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

Tue Misses f "ma Grimes and Nav
h''der, estnahle ynurg ladies Of Chlor.
ide, visited frend- aud took in rhe bal,
game IN Kinpmsn las sunday
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

Supervs IoIsr aud A II. Smith re
turned frJm An ex ended trip to tine
placer mines of the Cheme hueyis noun.
t.ins last Sunday They report the
mil to be developing into honanz4s,
the bedrock gravel running three dollars
to the cuoic yard.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

OD NJ. q ,ddis and wife departed on
Tuesday evenings train for San Fran.
cisco. Mrs Gaddis has been very I'll for
months past and will remain in San
Francisco until she regsinr her hesl,h.
Mr. Gtddis will return home in few
DAYS.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

W. A. M,Fariane hai several tons of
gold ore from the desert worked At the
klngman sampler this week. The ore
Was from one Of his properties In Weaver
district.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

Col. j. f, Wilson, d-I-ga,e elect 20
conpress, visited his democratic conslit
uents in Kingm tn This week The Col
IL going 10 pull the tail on OF all trusts
and head mp The s'ump when he takes
his seat in the new congress
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

Miss Lnla Harms, sister of Asa Harris,
who has been visiting in Kinvman for
many months past, depar ed for her
home IN san Berr ardino last Tuesday
afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

The Tramaine mill has been removed
from The Belle McGlroy mine at Cedar
to The Echo mine, in ant Cther part Of the
district. The f no is rich in silver and
~ good concentrating PROPOSITION.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

The folio Slns 10 vi ore w-rr' r-ceiv"d
tbi- week bl the Ar q ~ -ampling works ::
O e To- r n. B,sm n, S,no, mine
one lot NJ j. Nsary, S,moa mine.
One lot w. f Grounds
One lot Ed WllIi,ms
O,elI L. NcK..lpn. WHIT Hills.
One lot - H4zeltln-, Chloride
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-08

honerl GRAY mad u cad al of Is.i ara
rom one Of his s ,ockirn Hill mines
worked a. the Kinvman sampler A few
days svo. H.. >..".,''"' "