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Mohave County miner., 1900-12-01
Forest Reserve kied application
U. s. LAND OFFICE, nj

PRESCOTT, Arizona, Sept. 2s, 1900
Notice is hereby given that Peter M. Collins
whose postoffice address is Helena, Montana
has this day made application TO select under
the provisions OF the act of June 4, 1897 (so
Stat S6), the following described tracts OF un.
surveyed lands, each and every tract containing
~ acres all situate in Mohave County, in Pres
colt Land District, Territory of Arizona, and
containing in all 80 acres, viz:
Q) "Ivanpah" tract, situate in the east end
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-01

4 No one but the President OF thus com. 1
4 pany is authorized to contract debts in 4
4 our name. Nor will we be responsible 4
4 for any debts contracted by any one in 4
4 our employ. I
KIN(iMAN MER co 4
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-01
Forest Reseroe Sieu AppIicoii6u.

First publication October %, 1900.
Mohave County miner., 1900-12-01

Dated Nov. %, 1900.
First insertion Nov. -, 1900.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
WHAT SUPREME GALL!

One of the webers Declares that Hc
viii Have Newspapers Which Criti.
else sharks Excluded from the Unit.
cd states Mails.
The proprietary interest exercised by
The notorious Weber crowd over the
Chicago police force has swelled their
heads.
They think that because they are In
favor with few grafters ut the City
Hall that they can run the whole coun-
try.
They have an opinion from an alleged
lawyer that The Eagle ana every other
newspaper daring to criticise sharks for
using public offices for collection pur-
poses should be shut out of the mails.
Weber said he had sufficient influence
with Congressman Mann's law office to
do this. What do you think Of that?
This IL no joke: II II n fact, for the
notorious Dave" Weber himself told
people about 1t.
The sharks imagine themselves above
the Constitution and really think that
Free Speech.
Free Press and
Free men are things Of the past.
They will find out one Of these days
that they are badly fooled Oh all Of
these propositions.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

Senatorial conventions are still more
than month away. quite u number of
candidates are already In the field.
Among those who are willing to repre-
sent portions of Cook County In the
next General Assembly are:
First District-FOr Representatives,
Torrance Gillen and John G. Sterchie
Of the First Ward, Dennis j. Leahy,
Leo Il. Richardson, and Samuel Palmer
Of the Second Ward, and Martin W.,
HOnan Of the Fifth Ward. Second Dis.
trict-For State Senator, G. j. Vopicka
ana Albert Urbanski of the Tenth
Ward; for Representative. Francis j.
Sullivan and +. ]. McGinnis. Third Dis
trict-M. Il. HUNT Of the Thirty fourth
Ward. Fourth District-FOr Senator,
Daniel +. Curley. James b. Mcdonald,
ana Aid. John 4. Russell of the Twenty.
.. ninth, and Representative NJ. j. Butler
ana George Il. Brennan OF the Thrift
eth Ward; for Representatives. eX-Ald.
Robert Mulcahy Of the Twenty-nlnth.
Nick Gehr and Joseph Swift of the
Thirtieth. Fifth District Robert Il.
lsediield of the Fourth ana Richard Il.
COrrigan of the Third Ward. Sixth Dis.
trict-FOr Senator, William KreIcker of
the Twentieth, George Irving of the
Twenty.siXth, and John NJ. NOwicki Of
the Fifteenth Ward; for Representa-
tives, William J. StapletOn ana James
McCabe Of the Twenty. siXth. James NJ.
Markham of the Twentieth, and Der.
nard j. MahOney of the Fifteenth
Ward. Seventh District-For Repre-
sentatives, Clayton Il. Crafts of the
Thirty-ffth, Walter A. Lantz, La
Grange. ana George +. Wcimer of L..
mont; Ninth District, for Representa-
tives, John +. Morley ana John O'Shca
OF the Sixth William A. Kledzynski,
John Silha, James DOOlcy, and Frank
Baka of the Ninth, and William 4. Dor
man, Michael Hennebcrry, ana Capt.
Ed Casey of the Tenth Ward; Eleventh
District, for Representatives, Joseph
Strauss, Leo j. Tausig, and Robert
Fisher Of the Fourteenth, Louis Birns
and J.. j. Mcdonald of the Fifteenth,
George :. Goster of the Twenty. sew
Shth' anu ItoTsc H. IiuTTlS VI inc
Twenty'cight Ward; Thirteenth Dis
trict, William CarmOdy, Lyman y.
Wolf, Roman q. Lewis, and Ike Nova
schelsky of the Seventh, and Michael j.
Brennan, John Churan, Stanley HOlek,
eX-Ald. Frank Meek, and Cyril II. Jan
dus of the Eighth Ward; Fifteenth Dis
trict, Edward ROhrig, Joseph i. Raffcr-
ty, John Il. Joyce, Thomas Carroll. ana
Edward Upton Of the Ninth. John
DOckery, John G. Ryan, John u. Elem
Ing, Francis DOnahue, George l.. Nc
COnnell, and John 4. Boyle of the Elev-
enth, ana John =. Kelly of the Nine
teenth; Seventeenth District, stephen
a. MalatO, Frank Brignadella, William
Wintcrmeyer, and Richard Shay of the
Seventeenth, and Daniel V. Melon
Ough of the Eighteenth; Nineteenth
District, for Representatives, ID. V.
Horkin, James w. FitzsimmOns, John
J. McMannaman, and J. J. Swenie of
the Thirteenth, Joseph Gishgewlch, ].
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
EVEN JURORS ARE SKINNED.
The County Allies Of the Sharks Hav,
Not Paid Petit Jurors Vouchers Sine,

The County Allies Of the Sharks Have
Not Paid Petit Jurors Vouchers Since
November.
The sharks have invaded the courts.
Under the shadow Of the bench they
now rob the people with impunity.
No petit Jurors have received their
Jurors per diem in this county since
November. 1900.
Men have been taken away from their
employment ana stuck into the jury
box for weeks ut time.
In the meantime their families have
been without the means to support
them.
When their jury service ended these
men received their vouchers for their
pay as Jurors and when they went to
get their pay they We're told that there
was no money for them.
Some Of them We're advised to 60 to
n shark and discount their paper.
All of them who did not go to a shark
and Discount their paper are without
money TO this day.
And they will be without il as long
as the sharks continue TO rule.
a community which will permit the
Jurors in It's courts to be robbed by
harpies and sharks and ofiicc-holders
Is beneath contempt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
There Is Going to Be Lively Scramble Over
the Nomipatiops. for County
Offices,
For the People Are Confident that With Cbaso Nan Head
ing the State Ticket the Local Ticket
Will Win BY Fifty Thousand.

1t IN not going to be hard to find good
timber for the Democratic County tick.
ct this year.
The woods are full of It.
The name of Adam Ortseifen for Gov
ernOr will be the talisman which Will
draw good men to victory.
1t IL conceded upon all sides that Ort'
sclfcn will get at least 10000 majority
In Chicago.
The elements which carried Chicago
for Altgeld In 1902 are all united fol
Ortscifen this year ana there are other
clements at work for him which Will
swell the vote.
The Democrats have begun to figure
on their county ticket. While nothing
definite has been determined on by the
leaders. matters are framing them
selves In q manner to indicate the plans
Of the masters IN the organization. II
Is gossip among the politicians that An
drew j. Ryan IL to he the nominee fol
States Attorney. although John T.
Mcl;OOrty, Julius GOlizier ana George
4. Trude are also mentioned. FOi
Drainage Trustees. Henry Stuckart
Thomas Kelly, Thomas Smyth. Frank
Wenter and Alexander j. Jones will be
nominated. W. ID. KerfOOt and Tin
Othy ID. Ryan are talked OF for the
Board OF Review against +. w. Upham
For Assessors. Il. X. Sloan. and George
DuddlestOn are talked of as the prob
able nominees.
Democrats are urging Charles e.
Breyer for President of the County
Board. ana the following are also men
toned rs candidates for County Com
missioners In the city: Oscar +. Mayer
Charles &. Breyer. Charles Il. Newton
Ed &. w. Wilkcn, John J.. Allies, Joseph
i. Junk, Robert X. Sloan, +, J. Swift
ger, John DOwdlc, Michael W, Gleason,
W. u. Curtin, James O'Bricn ana H.
NJ. Winston.
The following Democrats are talked
of for judicial honOrs ut the coming
county convention: George Mills Rog.
crs. William Prentlss. Sidney Adler,
Daniel j. Mcmahon, Donald l.. Morrill,,
Capt. VIM. l.. Black. 4. Porter Johnson,
George NJ. stevens, Granville w.
Browning, Morris =. l.. Thomas, Jcre-
mlah Leaning, George =. Foster, James
Maher. Hon. Alex. j. Jones, Austin d.
Sexton, John T.. KehOe, jeremiah Ii.
O'Connell and Thomas j. Dawson.
stephen NJ. Gosselin Is talked of for
Clerk Of the Superior Court. He Is well
fitted for the office, being an expert ac-
cOunlant by profession and having for
years been employed by such firms as
Crane Il Co, Plume n Atwood and u.
d II. e, Edwards.
In the legislative field there is a lively
scramble.
Michael Il, Hunt, the bright young
lawyer. will be- the Democratic minor
ity candidate in the Third District, and
he will make splendid member of the
House.
The Democrats are beginning to take
interest In the nomina-
tons TO the Legislature. While their
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
UNJUST WAR TAXES AN ISSUE.
Ortscifcn Will Get Thousands of Ext,
Votes on Tint Line Aior,c.

Ortscifcn Will Get Thousan ds of Extra
Votes on That Line Alone.
Representing as he does one OF the
great Industries of the State which
have suffered greatly from the exces.
sive war tax, Mr.. Ortscifen will bring
an issue into the campaign with him
which will cost the Republican party
thousands of votes.
The Republican platform y silent
upon the subject Of war taxes.
But the war taxes themselves are not
silent. They IRE piling up ut such u
rate that IN unnecessary surplus Of
$50, OOO,OOO has been created In the Fed
eral Treasury through them.
The war taxes IRE not only burden
TO the brewing industry but to thou
sands Of other industries In the state.
Ortscifen's election would be n re-.
buke to unjust taxation.
Mr. Michael Il. Hunt, son of lnspec.
tor Of Police Nicholas Hunt, OF Hyde
Park. will be the Democratic minority
candidate for the Legislature from the
Third Senatorial District.
0A
Hon. Henry Stucknrt Is strong
Democratic candidate for the Board OF
| Review.
%6A
Hulrs candidates for the Legislature
are not elected yet.
~6A
Drainage Trustees Jones, Smyth.
Wenter and Kelly will be renominatcd,
as they deserve to be.
~9A
Drainage Trustees EcKhart ana Nal
lctte will be placed on the ticket ana
reelected next November.
~
Charles Il. Erby will make a good
County Commissioner.
~a
Hon. Miles J. Devine and Hon. John
J.. MciOOrty are strongly backed for
States Attorney.
&eA
Hon. Gilmore w. Hurst, of Rock Isl
ana, will land on the Democratic State
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
THE SHARK JUSTICES NEXT.

The People Dcspisc the Doxberrys
Run by the Money sharks.
Every day NJ noon, In basement
saloon ut the corner OF Clark ana
Washington streets. Il group of cheap
Justices of the peace and family OF
City Hall loan sharks eat dinner to-
gether.
The Eagle has procured fine kodak
picture of this gang, consisting OF one
North Side and one South Side justice
tete-a.tete with the sharks.
Now that the sharks are being driven
from the City Hall It Is time to begin
on Ihe low. loud-smelling and con-
temptible justices who are run by them,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
OLD SHARK BUYS A PALACE.

Easy Money Made from tho Loan Bust.
ness Plants Him on the Grand Bou.
1cvard.
old Man Shark has bought u grand
mansion on Grand boulevard. for which
he has paid the sum of $4,000.
He made every cent of it out of the
City Hall.
There is big money in the loaning
business. and IL Is said that the high.
toned people on Grand boulevard are
tickled to death over the prospect of
having Old Man shark for n neighbour
The West Side will know Old Man
Shark no more.
Poor West Side.
Happy Grand boulevard!
Residents of the vicinity In need of Il
loan will not have far to go now.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
WATCH THEM NOW.
Since the City Treasurer Has Turned
Them Out Ii Will BE Well to See II
the Sharks Break In Anywhere.

Now that the sharks have been noti
fled by the City Treasurer that he will
cash no more of the city employees pa
per held by them, 1t will be- Interesting
To learn where they are going to get
their money.
The City Treasurer will pay police
men and other employees their money
after this, no matter what assign
ments" are out against II.
This Is a big relief to the police force
Now we will see how far Mr.. Ker'
foot can 90 In stopping the sharks in
his baillwlck.
II Is up 10 him.
Heretofore the blame was on the
shoulders Of the City Treasurer.
The CITY Treasurer has shifted the
burden.
He refuses 10 pay the sharks.
II they are paid hereafter IL will be
the fault of the Comptroller.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
= LAUGHABLE OPPOSITION.

The Only Kickcrs Against Ortscifcn
Are Opera HoufTc Politicians.
The opposition to Ortseifen In Cook
County Is confined entirely to political
curlOsities who avail themselves Of any
opportunity that may offer to get their
names I'm the paper
All of the solid men of the Demo.
cratic party favor Ortseifen.
The Republicans fear him because
they know that lie will be elected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
SOME STAR WITNESSES.
In the Event OF q Council Investigation
Gail These.

In the Event OF n Council Investigation
Gail These.
In the City Clerks office the other
day an Alderman said that he thought
the following would he able to throw
some light OF municipal loaning mat
tiers:
Dave Weber.
Max Weber.
Hank Weber,
Louis Weber.
Jake Weber.
:. &. Kanter,
II. l.. Weber.
Jacob Weber.
David Il. Weber,
Weber Brothers.
Louis Weber n co.
Or Heyman?
Or McClun?
Or "Padden?
Or Monroe? 4
Or Murphy?
Or Zuckerman?
Or Webster?
Or Brewer?
Or Smith?
Or Richardson?
Or Ohlsen?
Or Harper?
Or Tolman?
Or Montgomery?
Or Kelly? -
Or Mclean?
Or Erd?
Or Tomlinson?
Or vallision?
Or Cessna?
Or Cullen!
Or Diedrich?
Or Hickman?
Or Slegel?
Or Funk?
Or Knowlton?
Or American Mortgage Co?
Or Mills & Co.?
Or Wilkinson.
Or Illinois Credit Co.?
Or A. NJ. Smith?
Or Hopkins?
Or Wenham?
Or Ross?.
Or Griffing?
Or Il. II. Employees Loan Company
Or n. w. Mortgage Loan Company
Or Model Loan Company?
Or Fidelity Loan Company?
Or French?
Or Commercial Credit Co.?
Or Chicago Loan and Discount co.
Or Wright?
Or Lake View Loan Co.?
Or Bubb?
Or Eagle Loan Co.?
Or Benedict?
Or Farley?
Or Ferguson?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

tiCkct tut NONeTuOT VI hieuteuuut WV
ernor. He Is a strong candidate and
very popular throughout the entire
State.
Hon. Robert Redneld has no oppOsi.
ton In his district and will be re-elect.
ed to the Legislature. where he made a
most excellent record the last session.
If the Democrats control the House
Mr.. Rcdtleld has many friends who
would like to see him elected Speaker.
CHM 4 Co. cannot land their man
Spcer or any school book agent for
superintendent Of schools. II won't
work.
Michael Il. Hunt will he the Demo.
cratic nominee for the Legislature In
the Third District.
~SA
In the list of candidates for superin.
tendent of schools faddists and school
book agents are barred.
~GA
Hon. J. G. Braden Is the right kind of
u Drainage Trustee for the people
They can't beat Braden. He will be
reelected by an increased majority.
%eA
The Indictment against Justice Edgar
and the Logan Square crowd has never
been brought to trial.
~l6A
1t would he better for the Democrats
to nominate one Of the Sharks for Of
fee than "Brlck Trust" Schlake.
Brick Trust Schlake for Recorder of
Deeds! The Democrats always did put
both feet in II.
Twentieth Ward Republicans will
present the name OF Aid. Amos Petit.
bone to the next city convention for
the nomination for Mayor. His record
In office has been an excellent one ana
his business standing Ii of the best.
~eA
Every nOn-unIOn man In the country
Is for Brick Trust Schlake for Record.
er Of Deeds.
~6
The City Council will investigate the
money.lOaning scandal In the police
and fire departments. This will create
the biggest kind Of a stir.
~G~
Michael u. Hunt, son Of Inspector Of
Police Nicholas Hunt, Of Hyde Park,
Is to be the minority candidate for the
Legislature In the Fifth Senatorial Dis
trict. He Is bright young lawyer.
with offices In the Ashland Block. Mr..
Hunt will make good record, and can
be counted on to represent his cOnstit.
uents with marked ability ut Spring.
field next winter.
~d
Chicago has the poorest street car
service In the world. especially since
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
DON'T PAY ELECTION JUDGES.
Great Cutlery Among Judges of Flee.
ton CDon This subject,

ton Upon This subject.
IL Is alleged that the Webers have n
large number of vouchers of the judges
of election In their possession.
What kind of a government Is this,
anyway:
When judges OF election and petit
Jurors are forced to sell their vouchers
for their pay something Is radically
wrong.
The money Is appropriated TO pay
election judges ana petit Jurors, but
they are never paid
The object in not paying the Jurors
and Judges Is 10 force them to borrow
money,
II Is not hard 10 see who profits by
this scheme.
Weber & Co, proprletors Of police
men. II You want n good copper
somewhat in dcbt-apply to them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

J. Chileski, N. L. piotrowski. Peter J.
Ellert, John Rutkowski. Joseph Heinz
MAX. and Joseph Klein of the sixteenth
Ward: Twenty.first District. Capt.
james II. Farrell of the Twenty-sccond
Ward: Twcnty-third District John +.
O'NInlley Of the Twenty.third and Den
mis- Il. sullivan of the Twenty fourth
Ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
road.

road.
The fellows you are showing up have
not been half shown up yet.
You can get columns of information
if you look for II.
DETECTIVE.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
wEBERS ARE REPUBLICANS.

Hence Democratic Empioyes Nonuer
How They Get Their Pull at the
City Hall.
The Weber gang are Republicans.
The city employees are Democrats.
This fact makes the City Hal! en-
plOycs wonder exceedingly as 10 how
the. Wcbcrs get such an awful pull at
the City Hall.
II i said that prominent Democrat
r. politician and contractor who wants
the earth in the way Of extras" was
the father OF their success.
This viii he investigated.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

eVNeiHch" uNe INC SVhnVn PeOpic
q chance.
>eA
1t Is noticeable that the men mixed
up in the past in the bribing Of juries
for street car companies oil Jumped
town. Too many high officials to pro-
tect.
The gang who have sold out the peo-
pie to the Union Traction Company are
throwing dust In the eyes of the citi.
tens by shouting "Lower the tunnels"
Their game is to give the Traction
Company new franchise next year,
IN consideration Of the lowering Of the
Ninnels.
This Is too thin.
The people see through the game
cow.
1t won't work.
The Government will force the low
sring of the tunnels, anyway.
What the people want is n lowering
>f car fares. more cars. better accom-
hodati0ns and better service.
Only 1900 people are interested I'm
bwering the tunnels, to wit: vessel
and dock owners.
Over 2,OOO.OOO people are interested
N lowering street.car fares and In Sc
curing the worth of their money from
the corporations which have stolen
their streets.
The Union Traction Company Is the
poorest run and most measly excuse
for q street railroad corporation tina,
we ever heard Of.
>6A
For the office Of superintendent OF
schools no faddist or school book agent
need apply.
Few young lawyers have made u
greater hit ut the Chicago Bar than
NJ. u. Hunt. whom the Democrats pro-
pose to nominate for the Legislature In
the Third District.
~
Hon. Thomas Il. Milchrist Ia one of
the most popular Republicans in ILL.,
nOis. He hns made name for himself
md was leader In the State Senate.
Hon. Thomas Il. Mllchrlst would ably
represent the great State Of Illinois In
the United States Senate at Washing.
ton, d. Z. The Eagle would like TO see
Mr.. Milchrist hOnOred by being trans
ferred from the Illinois State Senate
to the higher body ut Washington.
Hon. Ross Z. Hall, Of Oak Park, IL
a good lawyer ana sterling Democrat.
Mr.. Hall was one Of the leaders In the
Legislature OF this State ana IL just the
man to nominate for either the Supe-
riOr or Probate bench. Mr.. Hall would
grace the bench, as he Ia one OF the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

Hon. Ross Z. Hall, OF Oak Park, IL
a good lawyer ana sterling Democrat.
Mr.. Hall was one Of the leaders In the
Legislature OF this State ana Is just the
man to nominate for either the Supe-
riOr or Probate bench. Mr.. Hall would
grace the bench, as he Ia one OF the
ablest and most popular lawyers In
Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

ticket for Governor or Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. He Is strong candidate and
very popular throughout the entire
State.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02

Chicago has the poorest street cal
service In the world. especially since
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: EMULSION DE SCOTT;
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NOTICIA IMPORTANTE
La Junta Superior De Sanida

Ell dia treintiuno de Enero de
1900, 6 antes, 81 fuere possible, todos
los M6dicos, Dentistas y Farmaceu-
ticos, asf como todos los Practican-
tes, Comadronas y Enfermeras, de
beran haber sOlicitado sus hcencias
de la JatntG Superior de Sdniaad.
Pueden dirijirse al Secretario de
la Junta en- San Juan, quien dara
los informes que Sc piden.
Examenes para Me. l1Ill3
dico- OirujanOs comienzan Enero 2
Dentista. a.-....... EnerO 50
FarInac6uticos. ...-.. EnerO Is.
Practicantes. ...... EnerO %
Comadronas y Enfermeras Enero 29s
V6ase la Orden General No-.-
Dirigirse al DR.. George G. Croft,
Secretarario, San Juan, P. r. 3l-R