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COLBERT'S INJURIES.
He Claims He Was Attacked by an
Ex-Convict.

Thomas F. Colbert. ex-police superintend-
snt and ex-captain OF detectives. was found
about $50 yesterday morning lying in an
alley opening into Michigan street. just
west OF Senate avenue. His face was COW
cred with blood. his nose was broken and
he had several deep cuts on his face and
head. He was removed &c ST. Vincents
Hospital in the Dispensary ambulance.
Colbert said that while on his way down
DOWN yesterday morning he was attacked
by an ex-convict whom he had several
years ago sent TO prison. He said he had
met him many times since on the street and
talked with him. but yesterday morning the
man greeted him pleasantly and then with
out wSrning attacked him with knife.
The police investigated, but could learn
nothing OF the ex-convict.
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Arrangements have been completed for
the Republican state convention. Wednes-
day and Thursday, April Is and %. The
convention will be held in Tomlinson Hall,
and owing to the unusual interest I'm the
campaign and the big delegations expected.
special provision has been made to facili-
tate the business of the convention. The
first session of the convention will be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Thurs
day morning the nominations will be made.
Nearly half the counties have selected
their delegates to the convention, part of
them being instructed. BY the 1st of April
nearly every county will have held its con-
vention- The Republican committee is
looking for a large following with each
delegation.
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Liquid Air Demonstration.

Prof. G. A. Boebrick. assisted by Mr..
Marcus Fredericks, both of whom are con-
nected with Prof. Charles E. Tripler's lab
oratory In New York, will give a demon
stration Of liquid air at Tomlinson Hall
Friday evening, March 9. Prof. Charles z.
Tripler will be unable to make the Western
tour he had planned, and is represented by
the above-named gentlemen, who will give
the same demonstrations that he would
himself. This lecture demonstration is un-
der the management of G.. w. Henneberger,
manager OF the Central Lyceum Bureau.
Mr. c. e. Kenyon and Mr. Burton Par
rott have gone to Cuba.
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Representative Watson Here.

Representative James z. Watson stopped
at the Denison Hotel Monday night. with
out registering, and yesterday morning
took the first train for his home, at Rush
ville Mr.. Watson came home to attend
the Sixth district convention, at Richmond
tomorrow. He was met at the hotel by
Miles K. Moffett, of Connersville, chairman
of the Sixth district, and Col. z. P. Thay-
er, of Greenfield.
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Request Is Refused.

Yesterday the County Commissioners re-
fused the request of the Board of Works
that the city building be supplied with heat
and power from the plant the county has
under contemplation for heating and light
ing the courthouse.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-07

Yesterday ex-Judge Francis ]. Reinhard,
who was the Democratic nominee for coun-
ty prosecutor four years ago. announced
that he will be candidate this year. Will
lard Robertson is the only other Democrat
who has expressed willingness to take
the chance Of a nomination and election.
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Marion CIub EIect,ou

The Marion Club will give voting ma
chimes a test at it's election to-day. The
polls will be open from o'clock until 8,
and 1t is predicted that a heavy vote will
he cast
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Feed your horse JANEss Dustless Oats.

Insure with the McGilliard Agency Co.
Home and foreign companies. Thorpe block
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Insure with

The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company.
John NJ Spann, secretary, las East Market |
street.
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Dunlap's Celebrated Hats.
Spring 1900, at Seaton's Hat Store.

Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General Offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
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The Parasol Show

Ends Wednesday evening. It's an
array of beauty not to be missed.
500 Parasols, all different, all new, 81 to
S16 each.
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Leon L. Boyer, of Paris France,

Guide interpreter of Eiffel Tower. desires to es
cort family, party club to Paris exposition
Reliable guide: best Of references. l50S South
ind
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While You're Looking Around
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New Pianos. $40 and up. at wulschner's.
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Madam DenOrest

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Garments.
Arnolds have many times proved
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ments for the baby. Madam DEM
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of what is needful for mother and
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Articles of Especial Merit Are:
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Knit Bibs and Bands.
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Rinker told of the policemen being or
dered to Lebanon and the remark Captain
Dawson made before those who were sub
poenaed TO go. Rinker said he raided a
gambling game at James Hammond's
place, corner OF Blake and North streets,
and said he would have lost the crowd had
he waited for the sergeant. He claimed
that he heard dice shaking In the saloon
across the alley from the police station
on Monday night OF this week. He said
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24

one more shot, or one more days work
would have opened up mine, which
was lost to the original owners by the
absence of that shot or that days Ia
Dor. A mine was lost, fortunate day
found it for another. Ii was cruel
loss to the one, a blessing to the other.
Lost mines, like lost money, are sell
dom recovered by the losers, but they
are recoverable, all the same. An ac-
cident reveals the treasure TO one, log
ical deductions lead another to it.
But whether accidents or reasons un-
earth fortune the fortune is there for
some one.
The manager of the Grand Gulch
copper mine has just returned from a
two weeks trip to that northern Ari-
zona property, which he reports look
ing better than ever. Two carloads
were marketed few days ago, averag-
ing 45 per cent in the red metal. 9th
ers will come in later, but it will prob
ably be several weeks before they do,
on account of some dead work which
is necessity in order to get at the
main ore bodies from the 2l0 foot level
of the new ouble-compartment shaft.
On account OF this work this months
dividend will be passed, but it is ex.
pected that one will be paid next month
when everything will be in good shape
at the mine. A consignment of t rails
has been sent down for use 10 the drift
and with it was sent couple of large
ore cars. The superintendent figures
that he will be enabled, with this equip.
ment, to get out thirty tons of ore
with the whim about to be installed
during every shift Of ten hours.-Salt
Lake cor. Denver Record.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24

The Daily Alaska Dispatch of recent
date contains an article about "Le-
gendary mines :" The writer mentions
Chris Keyes' Lost Ell Dorado, which as
the story goes is in Bear Paw noun
tains in the Choteau country, says the
Western Mining World The mine has
never been found. He also notices the
Peg Leg mine, famous deposit of
marvelously rich ore. That mine is
still lost to the world, although found
between Yuma and Los Angeles and
has been repeatedly searched for. The
Belle McKeever, named after a captive
in the hands Of hostile Apaches, is al
80 classed among the legendary mines
which have never been found by
searching parties. They never will be
The entire western and northwestern
country, if stories may be credited, are
prolific of lost mines which have been
discovered aud all sight lost of them
by crazed or highly imaginative pros
pectors. Every old-timer can recall
their names. California had its quota,
Montana is credited with not few,
but Arizona claims the blue ribbon for
lost Ell Dorados. They never mater
ialized near the locality where, as the
story goes, they we're found and lost.
Lost mines have furnished food for
90 nd old p inn a
miners hearthstones, and in quiet cor
ners of a camps grog shops. They
we're the stock in trade of old topers
who retailed their yarns to open
mouthed tenderfeet for glass of tar
antula juice or square meal. But in
this late day and generation those lost
mine stories fail as drawing cards.
They have lost their hair-splitting,
pulse lifting power. The greenest
pilgrim takes no stock in them. Still,
strange and incredulous as it may
seem to the unobservant and indiffer-
eut, it is true that the western mining
states are full of lost mines, lost to
those who once profitably worked
them, and then abandoned them id
disgust. They failed to pay. The
spay-streak" in quartz or the pay
channel in placers had been lost The
owners had broken themselves to re
cover the lead and, falling, condemned
the ground al worthless. Every ole
miner of experience can recall in
stances where abandoned mines hav,
yielded fortunes under new man
sgement and changed conditions
Brains, capital and added experience
did the business, the lost was fount
and money made. Individual instance
may not be cited, for those who hav,
long resided in mineral countries Cal
recall the time and place where jus
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24
Amended Articles
Of Incorporation
OF THE
MIDAS MINING and
MILLING COMPANY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
That We the undersigned, VIM. G. Blakely,
C. n. Sterry, Norman s. Sterry, Harry Nc
Comb and Ross II. Bakely, propose to amend
the present articles OF incorporation of the
MIDAS MINING and MILLING COMPANY.
of Kingman Arizona, so that such articles of
incorporation shall read as follows to-wit:
ARTICLE
The name of this corporation shall be the
MIDAS MINING and MILLING COMPANY,
and its principal place OF business shall be at
the town of Kingman. in the county OF Mohaye,
and territory of Arizona with Offices at other
places to be designated by the stockholders.
ARTICLE II.
The nature OF the business TO be transacted is
to purchase, acquire, lease, own and control
mines; work, operate and sell mines and min
ing property and mining rights anywhere in the
territory OF Arizona, state Of California, state
of Nevada, state Of Utah, territory OF New Mex
leo, or Republic of Mexco also, to acquire by
purchase or otherwise and to own real and per.
sonal property, mines and mining property,
water and water rights, to sell water and water
rights to carry on any mercantile business in
connection with any other business herein con
process, for hire or otherwise; also, TO purchase
lease, acquire, own, control or operate any
smelter or smelters, mill or mills cyanide plant
or plants, or any other mechanical or chemical
appliances or process necessary or proper to be
used for the working OF mines, or reduction and
refining of ores and precious metals, and to do
and perform all things necessary and proper to
be done or performed to carry out the purposes
/
sell and deal in stock OF other corpora
tions; also, to buy, sell, own, erect and operate
machinery and appliances for the generation,
manufacture and transmission of electricity,
electric light electric power and everything
necessary OF useful in connection Herewith.
ARTICLE Ill
! The amount of the capital stock Of this cor
poration shall be two hundred and fifty thous.
and dollars, divided into two hundred and fifty
Thousand shares of one dollar ach.
ARTICLE Nv.
The time OF the commencement of this cor.
poration shall be the date OF filing Of the orig.
inal articles OF incorporation In the Office OF the
county recorder OF Mohave county Arizona. and
the term thereof shall be twenty five (25) years
from that date,
| ARTICLE V.
The highest amount of Indebtedness and liza.
bility to which this corporation shall at any
time subject itself shall be the sum Of two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
ARTICLE VI
The number of directors Of said corporation
shall be five. but the number may be increased
to nine in such way and manner as its bylaws
may provide. The names OF those who are "a
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24

constitute the board Of directors and TO manage
the affairs OF the corporation until its first an
nual meeting are VIM. G. Blakely. G. +. Shell
don. Peter Schaefer, Harry McComb and James
w. Blakely: OF whom VIM. c. Blakely is pres
ident, G. F. Sheldon is vicepresident, Peter
Schaefer is treasurer and Harry McComb is
secretary. The names OF those elected at the
first annual meeting OF the stockholders held In
1909 are VIM. G. Blakely, G. +. Sheldon. Harry
McComb, c. n. Sterry and Norman 6. Sterry.
ARTICLE VII
The stock of this corporation shall be non.
assessable.
ARTICLE Will
The annual and other meetings OF the board
of directors and stockholders may be held be-
yond the limits of the territory Of Arizona. in
the city of Los Angeles, state of California. or
elsewhere, at such times and places as the by.
laws may designate, or the board Of directors
shall, from time to time pursuant thereto, de-
termine.
ARTICLE TX.
The private property of the officers and stock
holders OF this corporation shall be exempt
from any liability for its corporate debts.
ARTICLE
We the undersigned, do, by these presents,
severally agree with each other, for ourselves
and those who may become associated with us,
our and their legal representatives that we al d
they shall be bound. controlled and concluded
by these provisions, statements. stipulations
and agreements contained, mentioned and set
forth In the foregoing certificate.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, We the undersigned.
have hereunto set our hands this the 27th day
OF February, A. ID. 1900.
(Signed)
WIN. @. BLAKELEy (sEAL)
Ross II. BLAKELY (sEAL)
HARRY McCoMB (sEAL)
c. n. STERRy (sEAL)
N. S. STERRy (sEAL)
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24
TERRITORY Of ARIZONA.
COUNTY OF MoHAvE.

Before me, N. w. Tarr. notary public in
and for the county of Mohave. territory OF Ari.
zona on this day personally appeared VIM. @.
Blakeiy, Harry McComb and Ross II. Blakely,
known to me TO be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the above and foregoing
amended articles of incorporation. and each for
himself, and not one for the other, seyerally
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same for the purposes and considerations there
in set forth
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24

cot ooGsTr SoFleehSiAi or Los ANGELES. Iss.
On this s7th day Of February, in the year Of
Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred, before
me, J. L. B. Hamilton. Notary Public in and
for said county of Los Angeles. state Of Cali
fornia. personally appeared c. N. Sterry and
N. 5. Sterry. known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the within In.
strument, and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
In WITNESS WHEREOF / have hereunto set
my hand and annxed my ofncial seal in said
county the day and year in this certificate first
above written.
(Signed) j. L. b. HAMILTON
(sEA9 Notary Public In and for Los An.
geles county, State OF California.
Commission expires Jan'y q. 1903
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24

Is WITNESS WHEREOF l have hereunto set
my hand and ofiicial seal this 18th day of March
A. ID. 1900
(SignedD N. w. TARR
(sEAD Notary Public.
My commission expires Dec 27th. 1901
TERRITORY of ARIZONA.
COUNTY or MoHAvE.
l. County Recorder in and for the county and
territory aforesaid. do hereby certify th"' 30
within instrument was filed for record at 50
min. past o'clock p. m, on this ,yt4
March, A. ID. 100, and duly recorded in DO
OF Incorporation records OF Mthlv county,
Arizona, at page I7s ct seq.
Witness my hand and Official seal the day and
year above written.
JNo. p. FEENY,
lsEALl County Recorder
RECORDERS OFFICE,
kingman, Mohave Co, Arizona
Filed and recorded at the request OF Ross II.
Blakely at 50 min, past O'Clock p. m. NJ rch
10th, 1900. in book No of interpretations at
page i7s ct seq,
JNo. p. FEENY.
County Recorder.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24

The CALIFORNIA ROSE CO., Los Augt..
NJ. ere headquarters OF tie coast Tor uH
held grown ROSE BUSHES. All tue latest .
best sorts. Send for a catalogue today.
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24
Mine Warning Notice.
'JNO. p. FEENY.
County Recorder.

Notice is hereby given that neither the Tarr
mine, situated la wallapai mining distrir'
Mohsve cou,ity. Arizona nor the unde rsig OF
owner will be responsible for any debts col
traeted or labor performed by parties eagsge'i
la working sad mine under lease aud bond
w. A. l.. TARk.
Manuelito. New Mexico, Aug. "a, 1899
Mohave County miner., 1900-03-24
ARTICLE vi.

The number of directors Of said corporation
shall be five. but the number may be increased
to nine in such way and manner as It's bylaws
may provide. The names OF those who are To
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-21
ELIZABETH CITY.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS
PERSONAL MENTION
TIL EWES JAILED

DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS
Personal MENTION
THIEVES JAILED.
Elizabeth City, N. c., Feb. 2O.-Miss
Helen Martin entertained the Card Club
and some friends outside OF the club
last night. 1t was a most delightful
AFFAIR In every respect. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Crisp and Mrs. NJ. r.
Grliin, Lieutenant Crisp and Mr.. S. S.
Lamb. The next and last meeting Of
the club will be at Bay Side the 22d
inst. at the beautiful home of Miss IIol-
lowell
Inc last meeting OF the Friday even
ing Club was mt the home of Mrs. w.
>. Grlfiin. on Fearing street The fol-
lowing couples were present: Mr.. Leigh
sheep with Miss Gertrude Foreman. Mr..
clyde walker with Miss Augusta Kra-
mer. Mr.. Robert Roper with Miss Irene
Allen, Mr.. Ernest Sawyer with Miss
Mary Grice. Mr.. Charles Latham with
Miss Emily Ehringhaus. Mr.. Hal Sim ~
With Miss Gertrude Greenleaf. Mr. viii
liam Griffin with Miss Emma Wits
Mr.. Joshua Elliott with Miss Katha-
rlne Ehringhaus, MIR. Lloyd Sheen with
Miss Elite Aydlett. Mr. Sidney Steven
son with Miss Mary EhrInchaus Afr
Guy Brockctt with Miss Louise Green
leaf, Mr.. Vernon Blades with Miss F,v.
we Aydlett. Mr.. Roscoe Foreman with
Miss Bessie Hughes. After indulging
IN various games OF amusement thev
went home much gratified with the
evenings pleasure.
Mr.. H. G. Grice is confined to his
home on Fearing street from illness.
MI. James G. Brown, general man
aser of the Crystal Ice Company, is
confined to his home on Church street
from Illness.
Mrs. II. A. Roper departed this life
iast night at her, home on Poindexter
street.
kr. Cliff Wood has accepted a posi-
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THE FAIR.
EDENTON.
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laughing.

Especial TO Virginlan-P ilot)
Edenton, N. c., Feb. 2O.-Miss Willie
Rice. of Windsor, is here on visit to
her brother CAPTAIN d. w. Rice, on
Oakum street.
Mr.. w. j. Warren, of the Roper Lum-
Der Company. is at home now for q few
weeks owing to the loss OF the COM
panys mill by fire recently.
w. H. IIedrick, one of our grocers,
had a dressed hog stolen from in front
of his place of business Saturday even
ing. Detective Robertson was sent for
and was soon on the track of the thief.
who, finding himself in such close
quarters, put the hog in some bushes
about one-half mile from town, where
it was found Sunday morning.
One of our young friends was coming
from HEREFORD yesterday on u bicycle
with n bright countenance and happy
heart as he was thinking of hours
pleasantly spent. When he approached
bridge with a deep stream OF Water
running beneath it and, unfortunately,
the wheel struck a log. throwing him
head first into the ice cold water He
escaped. fortunately. without any Sc
rious damage save to his clothes from
an unwelcome cold bath.
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,AHosKIE.
NEWSY LETTER FROM. AN OC.
CAS1ONAL CORRESPONDENT.
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Especial to Virginian-P ilot.)
Ahoskie. n. c., Feb. 20.-Alr. Robert
Cowen is on visit to Richmond, Va,
TO purchase horses. and his plans are to
furnish as good stock as can be had
Tor the farmers and business men or
this section.
Mr. e. Powell who during the season
Just closing has handled as many il
not more goods than any merchant in
our town. expects to put in a very full
stock for the spring trade.
MI. George Baker, or Lewiston, was
on visit to friends in this section a
lew days ago. AIR. Baker was raised in
this county and his friends rejoice in
his success.
Hon. J. NJ. Powell and Mr.. @. T. Cope
land. two very enterprising farmers in
the lower part OF Hartford county, have
recently slaughtered some very fine
peanut-fed hogs, SO that the Norfolk
folks may look out for some fine hams.
Mr.. E. NJ. Wootin. who has been in
Norfolk hospital to have q lame foot
trented, has returned much improved.
Mr.. J. Z. Williams, q very prosperous
business man of Harrellsville and who
has been spending much OF his time
in connection with his lumber interest
at Arringdole, Va, Is at home enjoy
ing the society Of his family and friends
for few days.
Mrs. John O. Askew, of Harrellsville,
who has been suffering from nervous
prostration, is greatly improved, and
her legion OF friends are rejoicing.
Capt. Johnson, who Is at the head
of the High school at this place, Is
wonderfully pleased with the education
al outlook OF the town.
Judge B. b. Winburn. OF Murfrees-
boro, in the upper part of Hartford
county. has n host of friends who
would like to see him in Congress-.
Mr.. e. II. Drake. OF Sunbeam. South
ampton county. Va, greatly surprised
his friends OF Meherrin by taking his
family over to that church for preach-
Ing recently. He enjoyed the ride and
his friends were delighted to have him.
DR.. Shewbrck, OF Rocky Mount, has
been in our town this week attending
Mrs. John Garrett. who has been in
poor health for over Il month"; and the
Doctor advised her TO spend awhile in
one OF the hospitals of your city for
treatment.
Miss Rosa Baker, of this place. has
charge OF one OF the public schools of
the county, and has over sixty pupils
| in her school.
Many OF the farmers In this section
| have started their plows, and are thus
| taking time by the fore lock.
| Spring is almost here. and then comes
the song OF the blue bird and the cry
| OF the politician.
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TIE NEWS FROM THE OLD NORTH sTA1TE AND RS CAPI1
ton with Mr.. Moses welser in the dry

ton with Mr.. Moses weiser in the dry
goods business.
shoe store in the building vacated by
j. H. Banks.
Our next attraction at the Academy
OF Music will be the american Girl"
Mr. j. B. Johnson. Chief of Police
OF Edenton. N. c., came to our city yes
aerday to take back the two negroes
VINO were lodged In Jail here and want
ed In Edenton for theft.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. will
meet Mt the home of Mrs. Robinson, on
Cypress street. Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
Quested.