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Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

John S. Kolar and A. J. Otis have
gone to Needles, from which point
they will go down the Colorado river
to the Fisher ranch. They will exam
inc group Of placer claims before
they return home.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

hean st. Charles has gone to Los
Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Mrs J. p. Finegan, of Chloride, and
Mrs. J. W. Emerson of kingman, re-
turned from Los Angeles yesterday
morning. While in the city they
placed their daughters in the Pico
Hights sisters school.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

c. C. Lambard, a mining promoter
of Chloride, was in Kingman several
days this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Murch Dryden was in Kingman yes
terday.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

With the return of cold weather we
may expect big influx of mining men
from the cold regions of Montana,
Idaho, Washington and Colorado.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Mrs. o. +. kuencer and sister, Mrs.
John Harris, have returned from Min
eral Park, where they visited with
their parents.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

j.. P. Finegan was Wednesday last
appointed administrator of the estate
Of the late Oscar Simmons by Probate
Judge Logan.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09
Gard of Thanks.

To the many kind friends VINO so
generously aided us during the last
illness of our brother we return our
heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. LIZZIE FERGUSON,
Mrs. w. A. NEAL
Kingman, September 3, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

'ohh Harris, of blackberry, is in
Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Lawyer }. NJ. Brown returned from
Pasadena this morning. On account
of the serious illness of his wife he
will have to return home tomorrow
evening
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09
C,oool and Personal

4 Eoool and Personal
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Murcb Dryden was in Kingman yes
terday.
L. NJ. Wood and wife have gone to
Los Angeles to look after business af.
fairs
Judge Blakely returned Tuesday
morning from business trip to Los
Angeles.
c, c. Lambard, a mining promoter
of Chloride, was in Kingman several
days this week.
Foster S. Dennis and Peter Caffery
are working on the Pickwick mining
claim on Stockton Hill.
f, L. Hereford, the popular druggist
Of Chloride, paid the MINER office a
pleasant visit Wednesday last.
G. ". Beecher and son Sumner
are in Los Angeles. They will prob.
ably return home next week.
j. ?. Finegan was Wednesday last
appointed administrator of the estate
Of the late Oscar Simmons by Probate
Judge Logan.
VI. d. Rocheford and Lambert Smith
went out to the Orc Plata mine Thurs.
day last to see how the work OF up-
Watering that property was progress
ing.
II. Z. Ewing, superintendent of the
Wallapai Indian agency, is in King.
man looking after teacher and a
housekeeper for the school at Hack.
berry.
Judge Wilbur Brakeman and family.
Of Chloride, were in Kingman Monday
last. Judge Brakeman and his estim-
able wife have resided in Chloride
many years.
John G. Potts has gone to Stockton
Hill and will begin the active develop
ment OF his mining claim in /. Y. L.
Basin. The vein carries high grade
Of lead carbonates.
Mineral Surveyor o. +. Kuencer,
Judge W. G. Blakely, and Lew Blakely
Shd wife have gone to the Big Sandy.
Ar. Kuencer will make a mum Der of
surveys during his absence.
Faust, the tailor, has just received
,Plendid line of suitings and pants
material. He is prepared to make you
to order the best fitting suit you ever
wore. See his adv on 4th page.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Enslow and
daughters returned from the coast
Monday morning last. Mr. Enslow |
has gone out TO examine mining prop !
erty in one of the upcountry districts. |
r. G.. Eckis, superintendent of the |
cyanide plant at Ell Dorado Canyon,
was in Kingman Monday last and de-
parted for home the next day. Burt |
Vandercook accompanied him to the |
canyon.
John S. Kolar and A. J. Otis have |
gone to Needles, from which point |
they will go down the Colorado river |
to the Fisher ranch. They will exam
inc group Of placer claims before |
they return home.
The new twenty stamp mill of the |
New England and Nevada Mining and |
Milling Company is now being rushed |
to completion. The Homestake, from
which the mill will be supplied with |
ore, is one of the best in southeastern |
Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Pendegast and |
daughter returned from the coast |
Wednesday morning. They had most
enjoyable time. Mr.. Pendegast re-
ports that all the MOhave county peo-
pie now at California watering places
vii, be home within ten days.
John Barry and wife who visited
friends in ningman the latter part of
last week. have returned to their home
in Chloride We are informed that |
Mr. Barry recentIy cut into one of the |
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Mark johnson and wife, returned
from San Francisco Monday last and
departed for their home in Chloride.
Mr.. johnson states that there is wide
spread interest in Mohave county de-
velopments among the mining men of
San Francisco.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

John Jamison came in from Layne
Springs last Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

L. NJ. Wood and wife have gone to
Los Angeles to look after business af-
fnir.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

q. c. Dedrick, of Gaylord, Kansas,
a school friend of the Clack brothers.
arrived in Kingman Thursday last
Mr.. Dedrick will try his fortune among
the mines of Mohave county,
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

NHAHi>, HHiZOlNA, SEPIE
hean st. Charles has gone to Los
Angeles.
Greely Clack came in from the Oro
! Plata mine Thursday last.
John Hamilton has gone to San
Francisco to visit with his parents.
George and Tim Nay shipped nice
lot of Nighthawk ore to the Kipgman
sampler this week.
Attorney +. E. Ellinwood of Flag
staff, was in Kingman several days this
week looking after legal business.
Mrs. A. j. Laswell and children de-
parted yesterday morning for Prescott.
where she will reside for the coming
year.
Dr. j. W. Flynn was called to Peach
Springs Wednesday last to attend one
OF Frank Garner's children, who was
very ill.
Mrs. .. +. kuencer and sister. Mrs.
John Harris, have returned from Min
eral Park, where they visited with
their parents.
William Bohne and George Klempf
have gone back to the Mint mine,
thoroughly satisfied with their recent
shipment of ore.
Fred Harter came in from the Night
hawk few days ago with a small ship
ment of Nighthawk ore which he sold
to the ningman sampler.
DIR. Hart, the popular dentist, is in
kingman. He will leave for Chloride
on the morning of the llth and will be
there on the llth, 18th and 18th.
Hubbs- Mulligan and Crozier are in
quest of new name for their hotel.
Quite number of names have so far
been suggested but as yet none have
struck the fancy.
Thomas Stinson has fine stope of
copper ore opened up on the segre-
gated Blackfoot. This week he ship !
ped in four tons to the Kingman sam
pier for trial and will cut out the ore
and ship it as rapidly as possible.
Kingman must build up her inter
ests by building good roads to the
nearby mining camps. Now is the
time TO do the work and bring trade |
this way. Stockton Hill and Maynard |
camps may be made to boom by con-
certed action of our people.
Thomas Brown, the well-known |
blackberry cattleman who disappeared |
from kiDgman last July, returned to
blackberry a few days ago. He had |
visited his old home in Norway and |
then went to Paris and London. No |
reason is assigned for his strange ac-
ton in lea Ting home without notifying
his family.
Miss Bertha Beecber departed for
Flag taft last night and will enter the
Northern Normal school at that place |
Monday. Her young friends gave her
a farewell dance at Lake Hall last |
evening Miss Bertha is one of King
mans bright and popular young ladies
and will undoubtedly give good ac-
couLt of herself at the Normal.
A ate of 1858 on the 1908 of valua-
tion is hitting it rather high in King
man, when taken in connection with |
the increased assessment on all classes |
of property in the town. Had the
Santa Fe Pacific railroad company |
paid its last years tax and signified |
its intention to pay on an assessment
of 5,000S per mile this year the rate |
would be not more than y on the lU0S. |
Territorial Auditor G.. w. VickerS,
met with the board of supervisors |
Tuesday evening aud discussed tax
matters and the relations of the ter
ritorial board to the C, unity board.
MIR. Vickers asserted that the board
must proceed under the original as
sessment listed against the Santa Fe
Pacific railroad and that the personal
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

NJ. d. Rocheford and Lambert Smith
went out to the Orc Plata mine Thurs.
day last to see how the work Of un-
watering that property was progress
i,,,r
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

William Bohne and George Klempf
have gone back to the Mint mine.
thoroughly satisfied with their recent
shipment of ore.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Recorder Feeny and his able assist
ant, Fred Pomeroy, have their hands
full recording instruments and max
ing duplicate assessment roll.
F. l.. Smith and wife returned from
San Francisco Thursday morning IA It.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

III. j. West came in from the Tread
well group of mines at Boundary Cone
yesterday afternoon. The group is
owned by i. l.. Smith, II. J. West and
G.. W. Roster. Four or five men are
now being worked on the claims. The
The principal vein in the group is sixty
feet in width and carries good milling
values. The other veins are smaller
but carry very high grades of ore,
some of it running as high as fourteen
ounces in gold. The claim, are about
six miles from the Colorado river and
can be reached by good wagon road.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

John Harris, of blackberry, is in
kingman.
mum Der OF miners are said to be
wanted at the Gracey Camp.
William Cornwall and Shade Cor
dray, of the Big Sandy, are in King
man.
William Grant and B. w Rrown 90
ackoerry, were in Kingman Sunday
last.
James Dundon and family will re-
move from Cerbat to Kingman next
week.
southern Utah and northern Mohave
county copper mines are on the boom.
A big smelter at st. George is among
the possibilities of the future.
One day last week J. S. Withers, of
Withers Il George, took 4O0s worth of
clothing orders in Chloride. This is
not an indication of hard times.
With the return of cold weather we
may expect big influx of mining men
from the cold regions of Montana,
Idaho, Washington and Colorado.
Matt Carr and Mrs. William Carr
and child came up from Cedar Tues
day last by way of the Big Sandy.
Mrs. Carr is visiting with her mother.
Work on the Greenwood mine is be-
ing pushed along slowly. As soon as
possible greater force of men will be
put on and work rushed as rapidly as
possible.
The Santa Fe Pacific grade between
Kingman and Mellen is being widened.
Lantry Sons have several hundred men
and teams on the work. If traffic in
creases c0rrespOndingly with that of
last year the road will have to be
doubled tracked.
Mark johnson and wife, returned
from San Francisco Monday last and
departed for their home in Chloride.
Mr.. johnson states that there is wide
spread interest in Mohave county de-
velopments among the mining men of
San Francisco.
The springs in the mountains are
fast drying up under the influence of
the continued dry spell. Mines that
have carried so much water that it was
to sink on them without |
machinery heretofore are now almost |
dry. If rain and SHOWS do not fall in |
the mountains this fall and winter cat !
tie in the county will suffer greatly.
The force of miners employed on the /
mine at Virginia camp quit |
work the other day on account of the |
poor quality of food furnished by the |
cook and an increase of % cents per |
day in board. 1.25s per day for min
ers' grub is rather steep. The men say
that plenty of food was furnished the |
cook but that functionary refused or |
neglected to cook it. A new force of |
men will be obtained and things made :
more comfortable around the mine.
The members of the Kingman band |
met Thursday evening and formally |
by the election of j. +. Perry |
Lew Blakely, secretary; K.
Taggart, treasurer and Fred Matthie, |
o. +. Kuencer, Henry Lovin
and A. II. Smith we're elected trustees. |
g. S. Bailey will be band leader. In !,
,truments have been sent for and will |
be here within two weeks. The band |
will create diversion in the staid old |
town of Kingman and will fill up the
'long felt want"
III. j. West came in from the Tread !
we'll group of mines at Boundary Cone
yesterday afternoon. The group is
owned by i. l.. Smith, II. J. West and
y. W. Roster. Four or five men are
now being worked on the claims. The
The principal vein in the group is sixty |
feet in width and carries good milling
values. The other veins are smaller
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

The shaft on the Ramrod mine. at
Virginia Camp, has reached a depth
of $50 feet. The ore body is much
wider than the shaft and the ore is
very high grade. A mill will soon be
erected to treat the ores.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

John Harris, who was brought in
from the Sandy last week, died last
Monday evening. His death was caused
by brain fever. Mr.. Harris had been
working at the Greenwood mine and
becoming i'll and having no convey
ance, walked to Signal, a distance of
fourteen miles. The long walk in the
hot sun in his weakened condition is
supposed to have brought on the ILL
ness that caused his death. His body
was shipped to Prescott for iuterment.
He leaves one child and two sisters,
Mrs. Lizzie Ferguson, who resides in
Prescott. and Mrs. w. A. Neal, who re-
sides on the Big Sandy, to mourn his
loss. Mr.. Harris was aged 80 years at
the time of his death.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

The Arizona & Utah railroad com
pany has received its new combination
passenger and baggage car and expect
six new freight cars in Kingman to-
day. The road is doing an excellent
business.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

For Sale.
l. - light colt acetylene gas ma
chine. GADDIS & PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Henry Strawbell has struck ore in
the BronchO at Layne Springs that
assays l54 ounces silver and % per
cent copper. The Broncho is one of
the largest veins in the Layne Springs
country.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

ii. p. Ewing, superintendent of the
Wallapai Indian agency, is in King
man looking after a teacher and a
housekeeper for the school at Hack
berry.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Thomas Stinson has a fine stOpe of
copper ore opened up on the segre-
gated Blackfoot. This week he ship
ped in four tons to the Kingman sam
pier for trial and will cut out the ore
and ship it as rapidly as possible.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Springs last Thursday.
ii. l.. Harris arrived from Los An,
geles last Monday morning.
j. Z. Finegan, the popular merchant
OF Chloride, was in Kingman this week.
A splendid body of copper ore is
being opened up in the AItata mine
at Chloride.
Lew Roache says he has the finest
yellow bandy-legged ducks in Arizona.
Orders will be filled daily for eggs,
chickens and ducks.
There was a splendid fall of rain in
Wallapai valley yesterday, but old
Jupiter Pluvious failed to put in an
appearance at his Kingman address.
Miss Belle Mcguire has been very
Ill at the Harrington House the past
two weeks, but is now slowly recover
ing. Her legion of friends hope for
her complete recovery.
&. c. Dedrick, of Gaylord, Kansas.
school friend of the Clack brothers.
arrived in Kingman Thursday last.
Mr.. Dedrick will try his fortune among
the mines of Mohave county.
Henry Strawbell has struck ore in
the BronchO at Layne Springs that
assays l54 ounces silver and % per
cent copper. The Broncho is one of
the largest veins in the Layne Springs
country.
The Arizona & Utah railroad com
pany has received its new com bination
passenger and baggage car and expect
six new freight cars in Kingman to-
day. The road is doing an excellent
business.
The shaft on the Ramrod mine. at
Virginia Camp, has reached depth
of l5O feet. The ore body is much
wider than the shaft and the ore is
very high grade. A mill will soon be
erected to treat the ores.
Steve Bedell has force of men at
work on the Leland group of mines
in the Boundary Cone country, San
Francisco district. Judge j. II. West
and Mr.. Bedell recently acquired the
claims from Dan OIeary.
Fl. II. Watkins, J. F. Withers and j.
r. Russell will leave tomorrow even
ing for San Francisco. Messrs. With
ers and Watkins are taking vacation
and Judge Russell will enter hospi-
tai. Mr. Russell has been ill for sew
eral months past and his many friends
hope he will be benefited by medical
treatment in the city.
If you want the best meal to be OBJ
tanned IN kingman, go to
LAKE VILLA.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

The Arizona Stage Company has pur-
chased from the KingmaD and White
Hills Stage Company its stage line,
mail contract, etc, and Thursday
morning began carrying the mail be-
tween ingman, Campbell. Mineral
Park, Chloride and White Hills. The
mail to Campbell runs tri-weekly and
to other points daily, except Sunday.
The Rita, the new boat on the Colo
RADIO river, launched a few weeks ago,
made her trial trip Monday, and proved
herself complete success. She was
driven six miles up the river against a
strong current, and returned to her
moorings within an hour. The boat
has a capacity of FIVE tons and will ply
between Needles, Mellen and Bill
Williams Fork.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

The springs in the mountains are
fast drying up under the influence of
the continued dry spell. Mines that
have carried so much water that it was
impossible to sink on them without
machinery heretofore are now almost
dry. If rain and SHOWS do not fall in
the mountains this fall and winter cat
tie in the county will suffer greatly.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

The Santa Fe Pacific grade between
Ningman and Mellen is being widened.
Lantry Sons have several hundred men
and teams on the work. If traffic in
creases correspondingly with that of
last year the road will have to be
doubled tracked.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

III you want the best meal to be OBJ
tanned IN kingman, go to
LAKE VILLA.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Kingman must build up her inter
ests by building good roads to the
nearby mining camps. Now is the
time TO do the work and bring trade
this way. Stockton Hill and Maynard
camps may be made to boom by con
certed action of our people.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Judge Wilbur Brakeman and family.
Of Chloride, were in Kingman Monday
last. Judge Brakeman and his estim-
able wife have resided in Chloride
many vaarS
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

John c. Potts has gone to Stockton
Hill aud will begin the active develop
ment Of his mining claim in |. Y. L.
Basin. The vein carries high grade
Of lead carbonates.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Steve Bedell has force of men at
work on the Leland group of mines
in the Boundary Cone country, San
Francisco district. Judge J. H. West
and Mr.. Bedell recently acquired the
claims from Dan OIeary.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Matt Carr and Mrs. William Carr
and child came up from Cedar Tues
day last by way of the Big Sandy.
Mrs. Carr is visiting with her mother.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Work on the Greenwood mine is be-
ing pushed along slowly. As soon as
possible greater force of men will be
put on and work rushed as rapidly as
possible.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Thomas Brown, the well-known
blackberry cattleman who disappeared
from kingman last July, returned to
blackberry few days ago. He had
visited his old home in Norway and
then went to Paris and London. No
reason is assigned for his strange ac-
ton in lea ring home without notifying
his family.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Mineral Surveyor o. +. Kuencer,
Judge W. G. Blakely, and Lew Blakely
Shd wife have gone to the Big Sandy.
Ar kuencer will make a number of
surveys during his absence.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Fred Harter came in from the Night
hawk few days ago with small ship
ment of Nighthawk ore which he sold
to the ningman sampler.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09

Adopted unanimously.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-09
For Sale.

Kingman, September 3, 1899.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
From the

From the
Senator Mark Hanna denounces the
frequent mention OF Admiral Dewey fo'
the presidency OF the United States as
indecent" aud as being IAN insult and
o great injustice to the hero Of Manila
Bay" IT hurts Hanna to the quick to see
the American people thus insulting
Dewey.
There 10 good reason to believe that
rather than witness O continuance Of
these iasnlts, Hanna is prepared TO make
almost any sacrihce Of his own feelings
or those Of the present President Of the
United States, who owes bis exalted po-
sition to Hanna's management OF the
Republican Doodle and buldoze the cam.
paiga Of 1896. To save Dewey from "in'
justice" and "insult,"i it Is not too much
to assert that hanna would be willing to
substitute Mr.. Mckinley himself - the
recipient Of these insults and the victim
of this injustice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

General Aleiandrino, the head OF the
Filipino military commission now con
ierring with General 0ns said in re-
cent interview: "0ur government IL
willing to accept protectorate under
she United States. Weiought Spain be
cause We did not wish Ion ger to be a col
Ony. A colonial government under the
American rule would be worse than the
Spanish. because you know nothing OF
sne way to govern colonies. We do not
want to be experimental on for cen
tnry while you learn how. You are an
other race and not in sympathy with uA.
We know how to rule onr own people
We want an honorable peace, but we
will fight until death for our institu-
lions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

In TaE CIRcuIr CoCRT oR THE STATE or
OREGON FOR LINZ COUNTY.
May Zahn, plaintiff, w Charles AuRus-
ius Zahn, defendant.
To Charles Augustus Zlhn, the above
named defendant:
IN TIE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required 10 appear
and answer the complaint, fled against
you In the above entitled cause. on or be-
fore the 27tE dAy of October, 1886, sal ddale
being The last day OF the time prescribed
In the order OF publication OF this sum
mons; and II you fail 10 30 appearand ans
wer said complaint, the plaintiff will ap-
ply 10 the above entitled court for the re-
lief prayed tor In said complaint, towit:
For decree dissolyipg the bonds OF ma.
tfimony now existing between plaintiff
and defendants for plaintift's costs and dis
bursements herein ami for the care and
cuatody OF the child mentioned la tie
complaint herein.
This summons 10 published once a week
for six consecutive weeks in THE STATE
RiaHrs DEsocRAr, q newspaper published
10 Linn 0ounty Oregon, and Of general cir-
culationin said county, pursuant 10 an or
der OF Hon. Geo. ID. Barton, County Judge
of Linn county, Oregon, made and dated by
him on the 18th day Of September, 1893.
The date OF the frsl publication OF this
summons IL Friday the 18th day OF Sep
tember, 1899.
Dated Albany, Or,Pon. Sept, Is, 1900.
w. Il. BILYEU,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Mr.. Bryan recently sad: "rhs bni
wark of our nations safety "lies net in
its fortresses or it's army or it's navy, but
in the spirit which passes a. the heritage
Of men in ell lands everywhere. Destroy
il and you have planted the seeds Of des'
potism on the rights OF others, you have
lost the genius of your independence and
become the fit subject for the fret com
ing tyrant who rises among YOU"
II wouldn't trade the history OF this
nation as Republic for ell the histories
OF all the Empires that have risen and
fallen since time began. To annex con-
tiguous homogeneous territory, to be in
habited by Americans and integral por-
zion of tie union of States, is expansion
bat to cross an ocean to conquer an alien
people to be held as subjects and govern
ed by the doctrine of might, lie Imperial
ism.n