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Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Joe Woods came in from Holbrook
Thursday afternoon and will remain
for some time. Mr.. Woods has prop
erty interests in kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

The Queen Bee mine is making big
showing Of ore.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Henry Strawbell is in town from his
copper mine at Layne Springs.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Many Chloride mines are developing
into big ore producers.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

ChlorideIS VIA lake possession of
Hingman Wednesday next on the
evening of which day the operatic
troupe from that city will entertain
the people of Eingmsn. Lovers of the
dramatic art who reside in the county
should not miss the treat.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

J. S. Withers is confined to his bed
with severe attack of rheumatism.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Foster S. Dennis has gone back to
the Alpha mine.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31
Cocal and Personal

Z. It. 10y, the well known Chloride
mining man, is in Los Angeles on i'm
portant business.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Colin Timmons was over from the
Pay Roll mine this week.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Monday the Board of Supervisors
will meet and allow the quarterly ac-
counts and settle with the officers.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Many people out of town are coming
in to the Elks entertainment this even
ing.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

1t now looks as though Kingman
would have enough fruit to supply all
Arizona this year. The frnit is coming
in pairs and triplets on the peach and
apricot and in big clusters on apple
and pear trees. Never in the history
Of fruit raising in the county was there
evidence of a more prolific crop in
view
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

1t is understood that the legality of
the Incorporation of the town of Clor-
lde will be tried in the district court at
this session.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

From present indications we infer
that the Arizona II Utah people con-
template pushing the railroad on to the
Colorado river. 1t does not seem pos
sible that three or four miles of grad
ing would warrant the extensive prep.
arations that has been made. One mile
of new grade has already been built.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

A contract to sink the main shaft OF
the Orc Plata mine fifty feet deeper
has been awarded to Charles Thomas.
The shaft now stands at IA depth OF
2l5 feet. 1t is the intention to let con-
tracts for fifty foot lifts until depth
Of 400 or 500 feet in reached. At pres
ent there is a splendid body of ore
showing in the bottom of the shaft.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

G. w. Beecher and wife arrived from
Los Angeles last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Beecher represented Mohave coun-
ty at the Los Angeles exposition and
our people made no mistake when they
made the selection. Every hour of his
time during the three weeks of the
exposition was devoted to the mining
interests of the county.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

D. Tooker, who has been examining
the mines OF the county for some
months past, passed through ingman
N his way to Phenix yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Several men are at work on the min
ing claims owned by James Twiggs
near Cerbat. The claims carry good
values in gold and ought to develop
into bonanzas. In the Cerbat country
are many good grade veins of gold ore
that investors would do well to look al.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Kingman lodge of Elks last night
elected the following officers: How
ard w. Kempen, Exaulted Ruler; E. F.
Thompson, Leading Knight; J. n. Cob
enour, Loyal Knight; Geo. Hoyt, Lee
turing Knight: J. E. Perry, Secretary;
Ira NJ. George, Treasurer; Asa f. Har-
ris, Tyler; A. Yer Mehr, Trustee. Off
GERS will be installed next Friday even.
ing.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

The mines in the Little Cottonwood
district are showing up wonderfully
veil. The formation j. lime and is diff
ierent from anything in other parts of
The country.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

This week ingman lodge of Elks
received from Los Angeles magnifi-
cent antlered elk head handsomely
mounted which now adorns the lodge
room. The members are proud of their
new acquisition and would not take
jOos for it. The purchase was made by
H. W. kemper and G.. w. Beecher.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Kingman lodge of Elks has sent out
invitations to the host Of friends of the
order to be present with them this
evening at the lodge room in social ses-
sion. An interesting program has
been prepared for the occasion. To
miss it would be TO allow one of those
rare opportunities for enjoyment in
life to pass you by.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

The town council of Chloride has
organized by electing S. @. Schoon-
maker mayor and c. Ridgway clerk.
The usual quota of ordinances have
been passed and are understood to be
in effect tomorrow. Under the new
regime saloons will pay city license
tax of fifteen dollars per quarter and
it is understood that other business
houses will have to bear the burdens
of the city government. The council
made an excellent choice for mayor.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

The MINER job Office is the best
equipped plant in northern Arizona
and is presided over by one of the best
job printers in the west. Estimates
made on every class of printing. If
you get your printing done at this Of
fee you will find that it compares ia
vorably with the best printing obtain
able in any part of the United States.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

J. II. Fixen, of the Yucca Cyanide
NJ. & M. Co, came in from Cedar We'd
nesdsy night with a good sized bar Of
bullion which was shipped to the Los
Angeles office of the company. San
Francisco mine, owned by this com
pany, is improving with development
and the mill is turning out nice big
bar of bullion weekly.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Kingman base ball enthusiasts are
lamenting the lack of battery in the
baseball team. With a good battery
and Old Horse in good form the ing
man club would make it hard shedding
for any team in the southwest. Our
local nine ought to be supported liber-
ally by our people this season and in
return they will obtain many enjoyable
DAYS at the ball grounds.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

The examination of many witnesses
in the depreciation claim of W. F.
Grounds against the government took
place this week in Kingman before
Judge Spooner, special agent. Mr..
Grounds claim dates back to 1874,
when the Wallapai Indians went out
on the warpath and slaughtered about
500 or GOO head of his cattle near Nut
tewittake Canyon. Mr.. Grounds had
Just driven the cattle in from Texas
and had scarcely got settled when the
Indians killed his whole herd. He
surely ought to be reimbursed.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31

Next Wednesday evening Chloride's
dramatic club will give an enjoyable
entertainment in Lake Hall. The
troupe is composed of the best talent
of our sister town and the perform
ance will be well worthy of patronage.
The hall will be filed and the s. r. o.
sign will be hung out in the evening.
Tickets will be on sale at the usual
places.
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Question Answered.

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Your mothers Sad Eraadmoihers nsyer
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The game OF basket bali at the W. II
A. Arnoty Saturday nisht between tht
cadets aad the ~Iadepsnseaes High SchOo.
team was closely contested IRON start gc
haish. The cadets showed & marked I'M
Provsusa, over their piayiaE Of week
ago, TIER tsam work, TO a careful obssr.
VET, showed the possibilities OF the team.
Ardiogsr At forward Is especially strong.
de is always 10 the game and never
misses 40 opportunity Il throw at a bas-
ket Smmoas al icrNArd is improving.
Although be failed 10 score 10 Saturday
aighi's game, be gave promise OF beng =
ehaEtras usn TO bis opponent Evans
Al osa,sT isA hard man to beat be is
Slwsys IWaks Ahd sucks TO bis mar with
the pers sisney Of a tick. Tue backs,
Perry and Cole, ned 60 saeomiun. Tnelr
allowinc the usiiioc Team only three
baskets peaks Tor iiss'i
TIE Zeal soore Wa y TO : Ia favor Of
the cadets,
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THE BURLINGTON ROUTE


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Nebraska. Denver. Utah, Paci6c Coas
two trans daily. Weekly Califouii
excursions.
NORTHWEST; 10 Black Hills. Mon
tana. Washington. Puget Sound. via
the short Billings route. the time sayeI
80 to 900 miles saved. Tourist sleeper.
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Kansas Git,
and 81. Joseph TO Seattle.
EAST: PROFESSIONALLY the best trains
via Chicago or st. Louis.
NORTH: to 81. Paul, Minneapolis ana
the Northwest region.
Homeseekers' excursions To the West
and Northwest
1900 miles Of standard railroad The
man Travelled road IN the Louisiana
purchase.
Wide yestibuled. Pintsch : lighted.
complete train Of chair cars seats freel.
Pullman sleepers
All ticket agents can ticket via the
Great Burlington route.
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Kansas CITY, No.
HOWARD ELLIOTT:
General Manager,
81 Joseph. No.
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Carl

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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Lewis J. Hnckeusuits ma Anna
HocEeusuiih, HIS wife. b. tneir certain &c.
q trust, dated The la day % Septea.ter. isa,
and recorded ~ the onco o. M rseorasr II
deeds o. Lafayette cOauty. Missouri. IN bsssk
lie. al age ~ cgn1 eded 10 tha undersiruei
IS trustee the ~fuliowing described real essafA.
situated n the euunty Of Lafayette. Ia the
sts's q AissoarL to-Sit; The neuaeas1 quar-
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trust " tAsluhs tAs
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Trustee
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the Philippines As OUT own OF defend
them trOm the SHARES they will SET into
With Europe. The democratic plat.
form should therefore declare on these
points
iST. II the people Of Cuba wish ID
enter this union first IS 8 territory and
later 10 become a sovereign state We
vail welcome them.
N. The United States hauhg rs
snmei authority over the Philippine
Islands and thereby incurred an obi
gution for the whole world TO establish
peace Snd erier there, And reopen
commerce win the world, the eslAb-
meni OF order and the authority Of this
government il those islSads must be
accomplished before We can knOv what
il bcs' for The majority Of The people
thereof. for tie world =, large, or for
ourselves.
Sp. Ga The ~rA,i6callOn Of The treaty
with Span. The Island Of Puerto Rico
hecAme United States TERRITORY, and At
osce uadcr the constitution ali duties
between that iSlaod and the United
States lawfully ceased, snd the presi-
dent should have - proclaimed and
thus saved the people II that Island
from embarrassment and poverty. We
believe bis fSilup to DO this vas Order-
ed By rings Of nillohsircs and trusts
whose bus,eess It wOuld have in,erierd
with, snd We hold the republican party
therefor.
Their are Macy honest and patriotic
men 10 the racks With the WORT Ct the
.ories and nyslists, sad others Gho are
4 DO party. and they ought 10 be gwen
something better than sehOice between
wis. For their heDeh, the platform
TO say;
1--WE re~shrm our devOsboa to The
'unepls Ot wsshingtOas Farewell
address. ssd Condemn the republican
'Ary tor already making or ~PuPOslngl
Q make an alliance with Englznd, and
e1Sad that We eonlin0e to foIOS
S~zshiaEtoas sdviee iz treating ali
sikos Justly ard ALIKE 1t IS sctlngl
bad fAith toward our foreigu-b0n
10 make 0ursslres the ally Of
nglsRd against the nations ct oouu.
Europe As the republican party
Is either already secretly dore or
i,enGs TO DO uadsr the declaration oil
II. Mckinley, thar Il IS to ozr direct
ieresi for they become elliEsas sader
IT E7plied contraci And uu~denstAnd-
{ ths, lbe doctrines Of wxsAiuStoa,
areEtA Address are part Of he
'N policy Of tbs rerubho.
As long As The rePObl,cAs party IS 1,
led from KsEAnd The democratic Of
4 PoPslst papers ssd wri,ers oorhi g
deuy rs right 10 The name Snd oogh, II
signify Il By wuiins Il AlgSys in
marks Ikus "gepaSlseaa
ealing u "iAt ~o-e~lsed rePaNoan
lTy Go MuSN
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NJ. ChSriss Z. wtuter, who shot HIM
seli terouge the head a bis home shortly
after noou Tuesday with q &-calibeT
revolver. liagered ui O'Clock IN al w
eccscious conoitou. whea be exPireS,
Mr.. Winter was q native OF Germany
aud was In bis Tath year, A stated 10
this paper Tuesday the eSase Of bis self.
~desiruelioa was due TO IN health add
desPonde5cy. lie bad sauered intsnss
Agoay for some time previous to his
death, and bad intimaisd tha, be would
take his owa life 10 cad bis ssHeriags.
Mr.. Winter Was a Well.to-do and highly
respected e~iIissn, and bis tragic tAkine
OF Is sincerely regretted BY bis relatives
aud friends His aged wife, who Is a
SISTER Of Mrs.. Joha Bour, 10 the sole
Survivor Of the family.
Previous 10 the breaking oct Of the
civil war Ar. Water was engaged 10 the
bot asd shoe bnslssss 10 this city
From here be went TO Lsaveaworth,
kAA, where be rsmaiaed TIL about sigh.
teen years ago whsa be rs,uraed 10
LsxinEtos.
The tuneral services were held from
the family residence THURSDAY after.
5000 at 2:N O'Clock, conducted BY Rev.
d. B0ehmoeller.
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section this season, Everybody who has
sesu il speaks we'll 81 il and ihs press
Throughout the coaatfy Is lood 10 Its
praise Of both pay aHd players. The
Girl From CtiA" company will sPpear Al
the New Guad usNt "Wednesday night,
February Il. The olsy is said to be the
most laagbsbls farce ever written, ont-
elAssiug those OF tie "Charley's AanE'
order o Developing al entirely. new
phase OF bumc5. Throughout the entire
piece there is no, a Gull moment 10 It,
There is ian ie every speech And a whirl.
Wiad OF ludie- sm 10 the elimsIss. JudS-
log from Ssaumsnts Of our esteemed Goa
tempSrAusS those who miss seeing
The Cir, Pom Call" played, will miss
the brightest evening" OF sport and hOnor
Of the seasor.
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Deaf i've thea Tea o. cos~ Have
!n1 u.r- tie ueE food truk called
e1i1O' II & tsG7-s 40 Bolnshiag sna
Hks he F4cs u c,1- he more Gnino
~ give IT, c1l1rrs TIE z1re health ycu de
tnalie hr1sa tssF sy1ens 6ziaO 1
nae q PARE srE-as sad vsaa pragety pre-
7eiiASs Use The case sut= q o5aes
~ cs'sso.' = z-ca Al Grocers sei Il
le All -
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JUST oCr.-A new history OF The
m'st important era 10 the annals 81 the
stale Of Missouri The scope OF tbe
woik Is we'll outlined Ia the title. .Bai.
Ties and Biographies Of. MissouriaDs on
The Civil War Period Of Our Stale .
The war PERIOD began here With the
Kansas troubles In 1854, aud scarely
ended With the surrender At AppOmAt-
tox In a volume Of over 800 pages The
author has carefully PORTRAYED hi.
stlrnng period and the chief aclnrs In ii.
solicitors wanted. Write ROT par,icu.
lars Give references.
W L. WEIR.
Independence, No, Box.70
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Niss ssssFt?sr to-S lhs Hzs %
q F-ss pas lHe pap AL - PdS
q Fsps- sAsE,a iaSaAss. rt EEes u
led te asosrs iAti uss1 srs TARA
uAks sAlu caeapes b; ~ P1S
rSsses 1aEr Sll lie rt2eAba1s
stzu srr trUes a.. srass 1als
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Wn2i -. osoo=s c. tie TrrvelizS
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