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Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

a cyanid solution. The ledges are big
and strong, and people are now wonder
ing why they were allowed to remain
unworked for the past twenty or more
years since the white men were first
of their existence. But now
that such mining operators as David
Moffatt are investigating the mines we
may expect to see great plants at work
on the river and the output of gold to
rival that of Cripple Creek.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mine Warning Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice u hereby given that the Gerald
SURPRISE Mining Claims situated In Mime
Mining District, Mohave County, Arizunl.
un9er pond 70 the parties working the s"r
signed owners will be Responsible for any De-
performed nor debts contracted, OF njur
sustained py employer or employe in the OF
atlon OF said mining properties. that all op,
yves engage In such service at their own O.
anu bnat no debt Is valid against said min
CLAIMS CHARLES METC'ALFt
II. J. DELAMER,
HOWARD w, KEMPf.
hingman Arizona. Feb'y q 1900
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

Tn THE PROBATE COURT or MDHAvE
1 County Territory Of Aiz,na
In the matter OF the estate OF HERB ,RT J..
DELAMER, deceased.
EoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
lb dersigned executor Of the last viii and tes.
lament OF Herbert J. Delamer. deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. within tn months
after the first publication Of this iJtice OF aid
executor, ut the office OF SaIt. Ana Minino
Company. IN the town " hingman. the same
being the place for the tr lnsaction Of the bus
iness OF said estate in the county Of Mohnve.
Territory OF Arizona
Dated at Kingman. Ariz, MAY 4tb. 1900.
ROB"r II. CoRBET,
Executor OF the Last viii and Test ,ment OF
Herbert J. Delamer. deceased.
First publication May 5, 1900,
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

Robert c. Lund, ll,known to all
old-timers 10 Mohave county, is being
urged to run for governor of Utah. Mr..
Lund would fill the gubernatorial chair
rs well as any man in the state of Utah,
and we hope he will get the nomination
from his party.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mine Warning Notice.
To all whom il may concern:

To all whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Nighthawk
mine. situated In Wallapai mining district, Mo
have county Arizona. Is the property of the
undersigned, and that neither the mine nor the
owners thereof will be responsible for any la.
Dor or debts contracted, nor injuries sustained
by any person or persons employed or working
on said property; and that no lessee or employe
il the agent Of the owners for any purpose what.
ever and that all operatives and laborers en-
gage in such service at their own risk and that
no debt or claim Of debt is valid against said
mine or its owners.
NIGHTHAWk MINING Co,
by J. 4. LANGFoRD Supt.
kingman, Dec. Is, 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

Tom Norris was the successful can
didate at the Yavapai county primaries
last Saturday, and will undoubtedly go
to the Kansas City convention as one
of the Arizona delegates. Mr.. Norris
is an old-line democrat. and will be
staunch Bryan man at the convention.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mine Warning Notice,

To all whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Mocking Bird
mine with machinery thereon, situate In Wea-
yer mining district, Mohave county, Arizona, is
under lease and bond to parties working the
same, and that neither said property nor my
self will be responsible for any labor or debts
contracted nor injuries sustained by employer
or employe In the operation OF said mining
property; that all operatives engage In such
service at their own risk, and that no debt Is
valid against said mining claim.
7. L. AYRES.
Oakland. Cal, March 10, 1900
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom It MBy Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Tub mine
situated in Union Basin. Wallapai mining dis
trict, Mohaye county, Arizona. is under lease
and bond TO parties working the same and that
neither said property nor the owner thereof
will be responsible for any labor performed or
debts contracted, or injuries sustained by en-
ployer employe in the operation OF said
mine. That all operatives engage in such serv
ice at their own risk, and that no debt is valid
against said mining claim. T. l.. AYRES.
Oakland, Feb. 18th. 1909
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mine Warning Notice.

o whom It may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the Mafposa
with machinery thereon), 0r0 Plata Wedge
aud Goldsmith mines. situated Ia Todd Basin.
Wsllapai mining districi, Mohave county, Ari-
zoas, are under boud to parties working the
same, and that neither the said mines nor the
owners thereof will be responsible for any
labor or debts contracted, or Injuries sustained
by any employer OF employe In the operation
OF said mining property: that all operatives eG
gage ia such service at their own risk and that
no debt Is valid against said mining Gains.
w. GERRITT
Kingman Der 10 1900
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Prevented d Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. Gen.
Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, pre-
vented a dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle wholly cured her, and she writes
this marvellous medicine also cured
Mr.. Long Of severe attack of pneu.
monia. Such cures are positive proof
of the matchless merit of this grand
remedy for curing all throat, chest and
lung troubles. Trial bottles free at
Watkins drug store.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

Mr.. Smith leads everywhere-even in
the list of the 10000 civil employees of
the government. or the entire list,
1873 bear the name of Jones, 1,l02 are
Browns, and 1,O04 are Johnsons. But
there are 1882 Smiths, of whom 4S4 are
named John Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
To WHOM 1T NAY coNcrRN;

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the copartner
ship heretofore existing between M. B. John.
son and Fred Kellogg, under the firm name and
style Of Johson & Kellogg, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, M. b. johnson continuing
the business and will assume all Indebtedness
and collect all accounts Of the firm.
M. B. JOHNSON.
FRED KELLOGG.
CHLORIDE, April 3, 1901.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Dissolution of fCo-Partnership.

The firm Of o'Brien & Brafett is hereby dis.
solved, the undersigned having bought out the
interest OF Thos. O'Brien In the said Arm and
will pay all debts and receive all credits OF the
said firm.
NJ. BRAFFETT.
kISGMAN, May !. 1900.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mahare County aaliner,
Published Every Saturday.
by SMITH & SAWYER.

The Chickasaw Indians have law
that compels white man to prove
that he Is Of good moral character be-
fore he can wed Chickasaw maiden.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Mine Warning NUtioe.

Notice 10 hereby riVen Ihat I.i ~ tue
mmlne, situated la Nallaini mtaing dis'.
Mohave coputy, Ar Enan. aur The ,t, i.r,ir
owner VIII be responsible for any drbts e.
Hneted of labor performed by parties enGr
Ia working sa d mine under lease and boz 4
W TAR
Manneli'o. New MrNico Any "a. ISl,
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

Try the new remedy for costiveness,
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. Every box guaranteed. Price %
cents. For sale by H. H. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
For Sale.

| Lounge
y Iron bedstead, matt esses and springs
3 Bedroom sets
| Extension dining table
3 Art rugs pxy q Sxl2
IL Dining.roOm chairs, Sc, &c, SC.
All in good condition.
Apply TO
c. TAYLOR,
ut kingman Mere Cos store.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Notice of Special Stockholders Meet.
ing.

Nttic Is hereby given that n special stock
holders meeting Uf Temple BTr Consolidated
Mining {, mpany will be held 1t the oficc OF
said Ct npany in hingman, Arizona, en- the 18th
day q June, 400, Ut the hour Of o'clock A. NJ,
fer the purpose of c, nsiderinR the advisability
Cf pmcndinR and, II deemed proper TO amend
SEC. &2,f Article III tf the bylaws of said
@ mpany und Paragraph sec, nd Of the Articles
,f lnc' rp' IA ii, n # said company; and to con.
slider md act upon such mottrrS as may prop
ely come before said meetlnp.
WILLIAM NEGLEY,
Secretary.
Dated this 5th day u MAY IpOl
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

Dated this 5th day Of May. lpOo.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19
Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

Kingman, Dec. 10. 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1900-05-19

kISGMAN, May !. 1900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-13
RUNS AMUCK IN AN OFFICE.
Big Merino Ram FriGhtens a Pretty
Typewriter Girl and smashes
PIafe-GIass window.

A big merino ram ran amuck in the
steamship Office of James Carroll and the
Alaska Commercial Company at s4 Yes
Ter way Tuesday afternoon in the alb
sence Of all the usual occupants, with the
exception of the pretty typewriter girl
The ram. together with the flock Of which
he was the patriarch, was awaiting ship
ment to Dawson by the steamer Ruth. and
through the negligence of the men on the
wharf escaped and went in search of adj
venture.
on his way up town he sried the open
door of the steamship office and calmly
walked in. The pretty typewriter girl
looked up from her machine In blank
dismay.
What are you doing here, you horrid
beast?' she cried with staccato infection.
The big meriuo shifted the air and shook
hts big horns at the typewriter girl as n
challenge to combat.
The young woman took up the gauntlet
with decision and reaching for a paper
weight calculated. Get OUT
Taken aback by the unexpected display
of masculine courage on the part of his
till-then despised enemy I'm the pink and
white shirt waist, the Iordy merino turned
and beat hasty retreat With frightened
, plate glass window and fed down the
street to the wharf.
People attracted to the scene by the
rattle of falling glass found the type
writer girl half-faintlng In her chair but
undisputed mistress OF the situation
When Capt. Carroll had ascertained
that four-horse team had not been iriv-
en- through the window he went in search
OF the rams owners. In the name Of him
self. the Alaska Commercial Company
and the Yesler estate which owns the
building he demanded damages After a
long pariey the claim was adjusted by
the payment of sum considerably larger
than the value of the guilty animal
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lIIHEN arrived IN seattle during the
w 8
married.
o
In
hadua
Of nT marriage at their hne in
Queen
Crawford Fnrsylv September
o.
the Settled American revoig
sasannsA cees'er Mass Nay
her mothers the Peons
enm 10
Two
gns tv
ahfanf mi
Protestant
his oecped m ~traye'ug
so NauvcsA banks q
the
his
fa
isard Il
this LED 90 hts aes q no f~S ao1ad
decided to seGt ana dl 9he fo-
the n
he
thirty continued ssaSah churches where bad
tended the development % the
terri surrounding the
an 81 and
children children and
God shall cali
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Inequalities. proper effort will be made
TO balance the debt OF gratitude now
weighing down the scales so heavily
In the direction of our sister city on
the eastern slope of the Cascades.
The resolutions were thought before the
chamber by President J. w. elise. who
said:
1T has been suggested that we pass
resolutions TO at least partially show our
appreciation of the great privilege we en-
1oyed through the courtesy OF the bust
ness men of North Yakima. For the
benefit of those who did not go I will say
that we left Seattle Sunday morning and
that afternoon arrived in a fair country
that every business man should see. not
alone because of the commercial advan-
tage to him, but that he may realize the
wonderful wealth of this possession Of
our state. 1t has been generally felt that
we should cement yet closer our relations
with North Yakima. The merchants Of
that city feel il and have expressed a
desire TO become better acquainted with
the business men of Seattle"
After the meeting Mr.. elise was asked
as to the prospects for an excursion from
North Yakima In the immediate future.
He said:
ut will probably be some time before
we will entertain the business men OF
North Yakima In Seattle The intention
is to wait until there Is some special oc-
cesion at which they can be present. In
der ordinary conditions IL would not be
possible for us to give anything like a
fair return for the reception given US"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-13
DIR. ADAMS Is IN SEATTLE.
Chief Reed Returns From San Fran
cisco with Alleged swindIer
Of Dr. Jordau

Chief of Police Reed arrived from San
Francisco yesterday morning. having in
custody Or, F. F, Adams who Is charged
Jointly with A II. Handy with frsduiently
obtaining a large sum 81 money from DR.
J. Eugene Jordan by the sale OF an al
legged worthless on condemned ship. the
Prof. Morse.
When Chief Reed arrived IN San Fran
cisco two weeks ago Adams had already
Instituted proceedings in habeas corpus
and II was thought for a time that u
would he necessary 20 procure cNtrnaftlon
papers for his return. on the day fol-
lowing hts arrival. however. chief Reed
had conference with Adams and pre-
vailed upon the latter 20 return without
a contest
AZ the rolioe station yesterday Adams
sat all day in the reception room. uuoa
his arrival IN the city he Immediately
communicated with hts attorneys nalIin-
ger. Ronald & Rattle. When asked ~
he cared 70 make a statement regarding
hts arrest Adams remarked that Ne had
''haa his ili 81 Seattle II do ~. ears
20 talk concerning thts alleged crime in
any connection was his answer
ueputy Prosecuting Attorney Hart wac
nasy With other criminal matters yester-
day, aud Tor this reason Adams Was not
given a preliminary hearing He wlil %
RrrntEred to1ay.
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ENDORSED BY THE CHAMBER
scheme tn Advertfse seattle in Four
Eastern Newspapers IL Com
meuded.

The proposition to advertise Seattle by
the publication Of a full page OF descrip-
tive matter in the New York Sun. Bos-
ton Journal. Philadelphia Times and
Baltimore Herald was indorsed az the
regular meeting of the Chamber OF Com
merce yesterday afternoon. Resolutions
pledging the support of the chamber in
the work were introduced and unani-
mously adopted.
G. +. King, manager of the Great
Eastern Newspaper League was In
troduced and. after few words of COM
plimentary mention OF Seattle, briefly
told OF the newspaper excursion AMI the
nature of the advertising proposition Of
fered.
The resolutions adopted formally well
come the tourists 10 the city and con-
tlude with the following Endorsement.
Resolved further. that the proposition
TO devote one fun page In each OF the
newspapers herein referred TO dcacrip-
tive OF the material progress. advance
ment. advantages and resources Of Seat
tie. the same TO appear I'm each paper
simultaneously, is most heartily and en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed. and II IL the car
nest hope and desire Of the Chamber OF
Commerce that the business men ~ So
attic win make liberal subscriptions TO
the end that the funds necessary to de-
fray the expenses Of this specific a6ver-
Using may be speedily Forthcoming, be-
lievinR that such subscriptions VIII ma
terially advance the best interest az Sc
attic"
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FOUR MORE
Another Good Day for
FIint'S Addition.
Homeseekefs Rapidly
Picking Up Remain
ing Lots.

Four more lots in Ffinrs Addition
found buyers yesterday. And Beyond
doubt this viii be the banner week since
the sale began. Those buying are mostly
persons who have been looking at all
OF the properties on the market, and
their verdict is that F1int's Addition is
tho best buy in residence property to be
had.
In most cases purchasers are buying for
homes, and during the fall the tract will
DO clothed with new residences. The
property Is particularly desirable for this
purpose. from its central location. being
within easy walking distance. while the
double track Yesier way car line is only
one block away when one IL in a hurry.
Prices are from $50 to $500. on easy
monthly payments. Schools, markets and
stores are right at hand.
II you want domestic. don't delay
making your selection in Flints Addi-
ton.
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DATES ARE FINED.
civu service Commission WIN Soon
Hold Examinations.

The civil service commission met last
night ia the etiica az Secretary Srout IN
the city hail passed. upon exarnfuatlou
papers for several departments and fxed
the dates On which the applicants shall
appear before the board.
OF the applicants who filed out the
necessary blanks regarding paysicai Quat-
incati0ns hat I've were rejected. upon
grounds uf age and height. Tns rules
require TINT policemen shan not Dc Jess
than i've feet ton inches "a height, Two
Of the applicants were less than five feet
mine inches,
The commission selected iAe following
dates for TIRE several exawi11tI1nR; To-
Nce and labnrefs Septenhai Is. Hrs men.
September q. sfenorraphafs. account
arts stationary engineers and hremcn,
franchise inspectors, September q.
street sewer ard sidewalk Inspectors.
September r. civil engineeFs and tAns-
tnfa nafntar q
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0s.y&,aaGre
202 and aO3 New York BIotk

has already decided to give concert
for the relief fund. and definite plans
will be made today. II Will he the first
appearance Of the society for the sea-
son. II win be assisted on this occasion
by number of special artists ana the
result should be one of the strongest
musical programmes ever presented In
the city The programme will be under
the mana cement OF Prof. Peter c. Allen OF
San Francisco, the new director OF the
society. and will be also notable ~ his
first public appearance has,. No ,cca-
ton has yet been secured. but the con-
cert will probably be given IN the Seattle
theater.
Subscriptions win be received at the
Post-Intelligencer business office
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-13
CITY PRISONER WOUNDED.
Seis Christensen. Member of the
Chain Gang, Attempt. TO Escape
and Is shot En the Ara

patrrlmRr Sheehan, who guards the
prisoners On the city chsiu gang. last
Tuesday shot and wounded Nals Chris
teusEn iu the Geshy part ~ the forearm
whiis the latter was attempting % cs-
cara.
The chain gang was ~ work uoon =
street near Lake Trnicn. Christensen
picked Up The chain attached 20 his lex
ans ran. He has proceeded a const3era-
BE distance when Shcehan observed him
and followed. Sheehan says that ne drew
his rerolvsr cnly for the purpose -
friEhtcuing Christensen. tut that be
stumbled and the weapon was acelaents ly
discharged. The ballet plowed through
the aesh II ,he arm but did not lodge
Christensen was taken to the county hos
pitRL
Christensen recently attenste5 70 ca
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william schaffer. steamboat. man. was
knocked down and painfully injured on
Gaibraiths wharf yesterday morning by a
wagon OF the Pacific Meat Company.
schafrer Says that when he saw the team
approaching he attempted to climb upon
a bale OF hay. but the horses we're upon
him before he could escape, He was
taken TO Providence hospital ia the patrol
wagon.
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- aeopls Of Seattle are called upon to
80 their plenty to the flood sur
~ galveston. The response Ia al
Eyrp and II - believed that be-
-; <.S.s more hours have passed there
~ eneedipg across the continent the
n 4 .ubet antiaI fund for the relief
- v1e<emp Of one OF the most awful
- q the century.
~ - 1nlt1ative In tho PRONUNCIATION OF this
7lsn ths people OF Seattle for help
~ $50 yesterday by the Post-In-
s1s1u1sr. The roll was started with a
sIeyoa ana the proposition was
fsfbee tho business men Of Seattle
41olsn. Tho reply was prompt. The
.;1n~r r. Commerce gave its unqualified
1rnt. Late IN the afternoon Mayor
;r1 lrue1 3 proclamation calling upon
1oo ~ AID The tIme was necessar-
sf1k but nom everyone came en-
71r1)e Endorsement and OF a substan-
go poGvonse has not been confined TO
00nl eontributicns. A benefit concert
~ Philharmonic Society OF Seattle
80 olseady planned II win probably
r o1vos IA the Seattle theater. The
(omoa o. tho World, Camp 60. con-
ulo1 II and the money was imme-
10y slsrted on It's journey to CAL
|k6n q NJ frst acts Of tho Post fnteri-
~ b starting the relief movement
r. r Nv the matter before the bust
~ IN Of the city through the Cham
= Commerce. =. q. Pyle, editor of
y 1uol-tntslliEencrr. appeared before tho
11w q the meeting yesterday aft
~ and briefly explained the reason
~ urgency Of tho cali He said
~ unprscedented disaster. has befal-
y ~ oty Of Galveston. and the people
- ND Of all the RELIEF that they can
Il neema that Seattle. having been
nqoI6 aided In her tima OF distress.
~ h quick u respons TO this cali
IN egussA mt possible for us 10
~ ~ for tho catastrophes OF almost
49, eccurscnce. but this calamity IL so
np9ous that all the bounty tho ma
~ ~ eivs will be no more than the
4Anlna requires The post-Inteiiigencer
= rerted = relief fund In Seattle. head
y ~ MT with contribution OF Its
n Boone spoke In advocacy OF
ope reiIef measures. II wish to add
voies 10 the hearty Endorsement OF
tyts's words" he said 1T cer-
Nv peems that II Seattle was able to
SWerai thousand dollars to the Johns
- fpod sufferers. only three or four
y ensr the great FIRE here. we should
when the city was never 80 pros
~. b. n position to give literally"
NAeh Collins Joined In the chorus OF
l~$naation and made motion that
shAmher indorse The relief movement
y ~ IN its power 10 secure liberal
vR'is'aHs 10 the fund without
7Ass dsensSior. the general sentiment
nfse''F having been already expressed.
notion was carried. the chorus OF
hsinf enc OF the strongest ever
oss from the chamber
k~s he fslits movement was present.
~ Nsynt Hrmes he took immsilhte
- issains the following proclama-
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care from custody while being taken into
the police court. and Il WAS necessary
for three police officers to overpower him
before he would summit 10 being led into
the prisoners deck. The court sentenced
him 10 ten days on the chain gang
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= TIM MAYOR. raocI.Ma-
- TIo<.

y ~ sifis~as aud Residents OF
- tst, Of seattle,
- 81 the most tr,sh,fut dis
svs Of m"dero time- nm. he
's~ tn cit, ef Galveston. r-x.
Waestrstis the ~hoi~ cit, 4. an
thousands of lives have
80 last n.d tens of thousand.
r.ees. are test tam.i.s. ana
s'"s Tor the neec.ssrI~. ot
- sesevaer &c the state .f
ss sad the mayer at the
city having appealed to
ss"Fs~ et the Waited states 90
tss~ ~ "''' wv
s~. shsrefere a. mayor af IN.
" seattle. I arEenfi, r.an~.t
~ esiisens ana re.,dcat. OF
wv e"atrisntr 90 IN. exten,
"sh mean. and sht,it, q, al
y. 'h~ sngerisRs OF the he
z" and Aamele-s.
/ "'~eettons nav he hansea ..
49, 81 the ds,is naprr. n.s-
~ the city. The mese.-
" fst~d viii he accounted Tor
ssr"srasd impsedtatei, 90
sseser aa,herit,e..
~. sader a,s hsaa nt seattle
s a"s @t septeub~r, 1900.
q. J. HUMEs.
~ pAnx Mayor.
|eAsAs, @Ffreeie Society 81 Seattle
|saN.s ne 'assest and bss, trai7e,
wSAa'as'ian Ia tho Narthw>r,