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HELD w.STED-FEMALE.

Three Lines Tor rive
Each Additional Line Five Cents EAtr~-
MATTRESSES wANTED-Three experienced
oive.
WOMAN wANTED-woman for glass pantry.
Apply al LindeI Hotel. rear entrance. -
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE-
1-nfee Lines for F1ve ,ents
Each AdIiuonal Lane rive Cents ERu1
ACCuINIANT-Hooks opened. examined. bal
anccd ana Statements maui. h'H5
lions. ). J. FIAcneI. $40 temple DdliII"A-
Observation-Disclosures wanted ~ youns
man u % az barNvvpci 90 el,IA " 800. city.
IL le. hepuuic- "
BOY-Boy of ID. willing to DO any Nhd 0'
WorK. state terms. u 10. RerGIiic-
"Q:rENTER-FIrst-rass job earpen',r. WIN
r.5f Iy...,nl,s. wants ~vrk. VIA "viE th'"I-
,Dok-Suuation by good coiorcd man a.
c"'h IA buiiuihs- nou-'. I's'dui1Ht o. ~ -
.Y'K. OF a. ysni,1r. cah ave beet O H"ie''H
Aliis leS Is4,aa.
CoL.ECToK-Experi need clerk ana collector
desires woIA i ei,I,i ,r ooth !in,a "HtsiI. MoiN
preferred. bert city r"irirn'.'- ! i' "f
CuNItAcT for haui.ns. With good am ana
ritstptH. -Tfns =ttk- Nae'n- y i"'' i''iH''~
utAtIsMAS-slt. a. craftsman Of nIa.niH.st.
or tu,u. ~ steady. lIu1r tt'"1. ! '''',' 49,
t''n"iehny ,ducat-I. I"'e'he's. a
foLEAAN-stuau,n "ante! a. f0rr'na" "a
rri'r'nc'. - 10. I;rru"iie- -
G~Ai,nh>EK-Man of 81. rssyt.cal market HAr-
d'n.T - y'si-. wants 'npioS mem. N''n I" a.
public.
GAEuENEE-Msn 81 -. practical rhrd.ner'
NItu lr without board. mdrfieJ, sstsia'toiy ~
tr'nc's a To-. lt-pIDhe.
HOUSEWouK-noy j. years old wants house
wuTK OF worA u any hind 10 do Room -. S''
Franklin.
MANAGER-PositIon ~ manager or clerk in
ar...r .. .Ur.. TDrf. Il al u tactical 90
perirnse. best II references. viii wOrN cheap. Ad-
dTcss BoN -. ldtchheid. H.
ASSASSINATION wanted by young man. can
q" am thins. pianist. VIII N''@ it rom -"d
board. T. 40, hepuDiic.
AN-situau on u some Kind wanted by mar
fiti man. god drIstT ai'd rtdh4etit'H Hn,h
Ia n''u Of H. VIM hot'h. - :. siNiD-hth 81
MAN MidGle-sg,d. unmarried business msn:
CLERK In Some motel. references. / I' l'pHhHe'
MAN-Man Of -. long practical eNprrienes
farming. stock. ~dairying, wants emp4oy HehI'
married. small family. best references 1 l''.
Hepublic.
Man Of &c. second-dcgree Mason. desires
Toik. eNrcnenced In sIoceIy CUISINES Sqi.b a
learn. neat appearans", rcIeiencos -h''isheu-
Address 'Goen.' oxford Hotel
MANA position by a single. sober AMI In
dustrious man Of -. large and stout "i!iis 70
work at anything. hut prefer a place OF uHst
thing. handy IN toe hons, and Win horseS' so'i
reference. = J.. 3izs owe 81
OFFICE MAN-Middle- aged. excellent refer
ences. wants situation Of responsibility. As man
ager. secretary, cashier or booAAeeper. h 4e''
Republic.
OUTSIDE woRK-YounE man would Ike a
situation IN wagon or other outside work. can
give good references. Call OF address ltlb y.
Seventeenth ~.
sALEsNAN-A grocery and speciality salesman.
taNiug Travelled ten years in the south. desires
position. well recommended II 40. Republic
VAIL paper 10 clean: nine years experience
In this work exclusively: send postal. will call
j. Neal. 2E Marion ST.
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Has removed TO he Board Of Education building.
Ninth and Locust streets. Elegant quarters. Seven
regular instructors. Winter term opens January =
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INDEX TO
REPUBLIC WANT ADS.

'"
bicycles ...-.-...- :
Books. Papers. Etc.......... -.-.----....- "
business Wanted =
Belgian Uar,s v
business Chances .
Eusiuc-s For sale =
Carpet C1.an!ng '
Cattle .....-...---.. -
uy,lur. Cleaning and Repairing ....-..... :
Dentistry ........-... ...---..---.-.-.-'.
Dog. cats. Pets FOR sale ....-----.-.... Z"
Dancing -.-.. .
EiuratiUual .--.-...---- ..--..--..-'s.-"-.--
For Erut-Apartmerts. Flats ....--.--.--..
For E,ut-HusIues- Purposes ......."..... >
For Eout frr Colnr"i .-....------.---.--
For sale Miscellaneous ..-..------..''
Tor Salr-cty Property .....---...-.... >
Gold. silver and Nickel Plating sc. Z"
Houses. Rooms Etc, Wartoi -...-....-... '
Helm and situations Wanted .............. -"
Household Goods =
Horses and vehicles
Information Wanted .......-.--. ...-..-. y
Lost and Found
Machinery fr Sale
Medical .--.....
Money e. Loan -
Miscellaneous Wants -...-.-..----.-.-..--.
Nusiral .......-...... .........---.-.-.. y
Opticians .-......--..-. ..-.--.-.-.-..
~. Clothing Bought ....-..."-.-.--
PERSONAL ....---....
Personal Property % ENchanGe.-...~-~. "
Partners Wanted
Printing .-..--..-.
IasfuraSc ..---.
p'ur!aus Patents ...-.-.--..-.-.. ...-....-
Removals .--.-...-.
Rubber STAMPS. Seals and stencils .-.-..-
EuUfH+ 10y Rent -
Rooms with Board
Rooms AMI BOARD wanted -.-----.-
sc-rs, SSr.cttcs ...........-,... ioIl
Stockholders Meetings .-...--.-.-.--.-.-..
StorsE" and Moving
TyprN rit.r--N auted For Sale...-.--.--.
lEHffrifaa -...s-4- ..--.-..-.a-----.. $4,000
Wall Paper
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DANCING.

ATTEND the Eclipse Dancing Academy IN
rigs Cave: lessons Tuesdays and Fridays: select
parties Wednesday evening. sunday afternoon
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STEAMSHIPS

sTEANSHIPs.
UpIH-ruIVt p~HI.iTPINB ISLANDS
JLTE MINI Il honolulu. Pacific Natl ;. =.
Co. Occidental & Oriental :. :. 90. and DTlental
s. 5 20. From san francisco: Gaelic. ,Jan9sry
l.. fsui. HDng-konC MGru. January =. 1901;
china. February l.. 1901 Tor rates. fr,lEht 9r
passage appIv to l.. T.. Townsley. agent. 81
oave. or j. /. Arlar. agent. g3 Olive.
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wanted.

ALI. kinds Of household goods bought: entire
contents " houses wanted. full value. send pos
tai. Jones a Co. ii43 Olive St. Bell Main lola.
FEATHERS. old. hospital use: do not sell IN
cash price Globe Feather I:enOya.ing Co. IN
= : Broadway.
HIGHEST cash price paid for feathers and
furniture ! nay 19c 90 4Gc ib. postal before sell
ins- HeHslnErr. ss walton ave. or 1914 FRANKLIN
I ~ tho highest cash price for household
goods, f%ufnituT" and stoves. send postal Hart
mann. lHI = Broadway
Old FEATHERs WANTED-Oid feathers. Will
pHy pr pound. send postal. :. Batavia. IL
rtRTIEs declining housekeeping see mo befor-
ssl.iAg fufuitur,. pianos. carpets. ct, VIII pay
highest price. Wolf is s. Eleventh. Phone g -
81, MIDLAND furniture. stoves. etc. large ~
small i.t~. bought at residence or stotc. good
prizes given hy Gibson. 2-ig Wash II.
Used furniture. stoves. carpets and feather.
Wi! p~"fiti,'l.. rsty the. very highest cash price.
Send postal. Jue. s5 y. Twelfth So.
For spIe.
CONTENTS q Z rooms. 1n-e, furniture rooney
can buy all Ike new sin. u1rior furniture.
dining. bed I,om. leather library furniture. also
al any time. owners residence. 40. 4ys West
Belle place.
FOR saie at 4 Harsaiu-A hasc-bu-n -r that
hea'~; hit1 used iflS l'euasyl'anis ave.
HOME Comfort steel raur.. practically az
sirstt"' VIII 81" very crap '' '"HH
y air-tsht AeIter. Wilson heater. oak stove.
rome '.'ni-rt range hct-WIter Connection. Htfle
use'' sen cheap 2I1 Franklin ave.
PRIVATE sai" u hnIselolI furniture. stoves.
ca-p'is. beds. ETC. 1857 Arlington ave.
STOVES. new ami secondhand furniture. beau
tliul ml-ht carpets. rugs etc. timr payments.
new York storage 20. az 10 2-is Wash II.
10 hssting siov's. . cook stoves ., n.75 ami
, zach; must be sold al once; retiring from
bu-lN'NS. q. Cohen. 1864 Franklin
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t,,lo4'h. Mohn ".b,- o.1sifs N.,rk. an
a,ua'..u IN NAson OF IN ,td,s.s isie n
,-o-.ry and .n.cl,Ity .aIssmsn
baying Travelled ten years in The south. desires
position: well recommended. II 40. Republic
WALL paper to ciean: nine years. experience
J. Neal. sc Marion 81.
HGSnrYCuY STEHCfoInuCp
ssmTfiGni SsI"venHT hIh'
And office man desires position With ororpinent
M"Ser s"'euse releiehc- ~ az. neIuoH
~ lLINOUI\1l Him
nn N--
LII Furnished Without Charge
.'n .o
hsen'nes Rente'' Sepaires sne 11enAhges
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Nyckoff, Seaman q Benedict
40 Locust street.
HELP wAHrED-N.LE.
Three Lines for Five Cents
Each Additional lane Five Cents Extra.
.NTT-TRI-sT Cr,r "a Nfr nav yc, ia a
thousand to sen cigars; city work: cash every
might Ia3 n Ninth St
, bAn NJ W. ~ 80 GOO hresd naser Inat
Hiemenz. 614 Chestnut st.
BODYMAKEP WASTED-Fir.t-cIa., bodv-
maker. six-Nile House. Natural Bridge road.
4 ROY strong erraud how liz
L-ust st
ROY 10 vork IN 6rug store
Page and Academy.
Roy wANTED-Boy at Dunlevy Sheet Iron
MorAs. e2 y; I>yee;
o wANTED-Bright office boy: must he
fES sDnb ~ hsures ana write a good hand M 40
BOYS wANTED-Nsvsboys: lodging free: all
toSs welcome, Apply go. oiVe ST. reaf'-
CARPENTERS y C~ARBUILDERS WANT
Aadisoh. III
CANVAssERS of good address
and wiling to canvas; not afraid of work. good
Iag' 'dpahes" MI H0n"'i' us OH'e
,cIGARMAkER WANTED-cigarmsker at
= INenty-hrst
T.EK ~ 8 w e IAN wno ga ssn pins Ise easy Syhsh
49, -"
o"'' "''"d hmi''S"'"' FL" l." 'A" 81
COUNTRY solicitors To- cater 10 family trade;
ers. Add. Kentucky Whisky-H0use. s7 Franklin.
boys, National Emrloymsnt 60. ii3 \. SIKH.
man. "aIv rsIIsbi's ned answer. 10 olive
Dfiid-hK MANI Ep-Stean dIliier. Heman
FINISHER WANTEp-Finisher on pants and
coats: steady work as n. Fourteenth st.
GERMAN dlshwasher for Kentucky, So; free
are NdlioIhi LamEh'N mth ~. no ~ oNNu -
GROCERY clerk. must assist at bar. *5. Ma
tional Employment Co. III y. Sixth ST.
HosTLER wANTED-Experienced man to
take care OF horses. 1856 Deimar.
,,pcprpe v.N-r Anal, n, Am.-1c,n a.
and Foundry Co Madison. III.
LITHOGItAPHIC ARIIsIs
black and color men; permanent; full time; nigh
LIVE I.a - earn !, 6.I hour. send aS57...
nrd stamp ,or parnculers- frying BIZ POSTER
20. west FIains. NO.
must lie a hustler. 27Si Franklin ave.
=
to good man III Union trust building.
A BOOK man: salary
and commission. INQUIRE 44l Eatton ave.
a wANTED-Man o: good address 10
travel; so month ana expenses. tdl IL 9s owe
st. room 2
MAN VA man 81 good annaar-
ance. from Is 70 Is years Of age. city work: must
be energetic and reliable: best o. references re-
Quirei. a good chance for promotion l. 1863. Re
public.
MEN wANTED-Young men TO learn newypa-
PER Illustrating during spare hours. W 1875. Re-
public.
f e : :; ;:5 % + !. 5 4;5 55;s =! ::5.5 men =.5 :; ~: ::5: 5T'
Season sppecialties concern. Empire building.
,-- -~rr-D u..A,
a. mi N.Es saa X Main - ~ ~
Ns'Idnai E%% Ha3 aS'S Con- 9 Il \. si4.h Don''
standing, who can devote a part Of his time
!" a .p,s,.i plnSHss H.PHo.- -
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IOCTOR MARY N-RPHY giros writte, -
Olive st "u N
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Business and Shorthand College, 2s. -, Il and
n Odd Fellows builiins. Individual Instruction
in Shorthand. Typewritinz. Bookkeeping. Anth-
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Personal
FIfteen Cents Per Linz

Doc.ToR MEHwIN. "a olive St. tr.si, N
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Attest: ". T.. EIdridce. Secretary.
st. Louis. No. January Z. 1901.

STOCKHOLDERS Hertinc-The annual meet
ing u the stockholders - the Lincoln Trust Com
pany. for the election 81 five directors to serve
during the next three wears. also for the election
nf one director o an the vacancy caused by the
death Of tho late =. II. CASE. and for the trans
action of such other business az may properly
come before The meeting. VIII be held at the Of
fee of the coruuany. Seventh and Chestnut Fts..
on Monday. January q. 1891. at 9 a. m. Polls
will be open from . a. IT. until u m.
4. \. II W~OFRTEIDE President.
Chas. Hamilton. Secretary.
r-zv A Tu1T
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

ELECTION NoTICT-Roatmen's Bank. 81;
Louis. No. Jan. : sgl--STockHoLDtitS AhE
eleven directors n this bank. TO serve the ensu-
Monday. the 14th day OF January. 1901 Polls
4l "' II. J. LACKLASp. President.
VIM. II. Thomson. Secretary
ELECTION ~NOTICF-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the -. Louis and Meramec
River Railroad Company. f0r the election a. d.
ness as may properly come before said meeting.
will be held at the offices 81 said company. dc
fourteenth day Of January. 1901. az the hour Of
cHARLEs Il TrRNER. President.
nated this cath Say o, December. 100
STOCKHOLDERS MEEriNG-Ths annual
meeting 81 the stockholders Of the Franklin
Bank Tor the election 81 nine directors 20 serve
FOR the ensuing wear viii b. held at the bank
sts-. on the fourteenth DAY ~ Iarnary5 lsgi; from
louis schmidt Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS Mee.iuE-The annual meet
many. for the election ~ directors 20 serve during
the ensuing year sni FOR the transaction n such
All ~ - . a.. se,, az no-o,,y efs
Morgan St. st. Louis. Mo. Monday. January q.
1901 at the hour OF = 2; N nor p-.-,ao,,
August Aprahn. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS Meetinr-The annual meet
ing n the stockholders - s. L. Grote Paint store
Company. for the election Of three g, directors,
20 serve during the ensuing wear, and for the
er!y come before tho meeting. will be held at
the office Of the company 81? and S21 ST. Charles
Jay OF 'an0 8 +. CROFT: PPAnTNr sroRr co.
Attest: NJ. I. ElaridFs. FecT SfafS: President
st. Louis. No. January T. 1901.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

HORSE whNTED-A good large horse. for
cash: must be good and sound. call At 15le
Owe st.
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BUSINESS

g. HANSEN. Practical Building Mover ard
shcrer-Brick or frame buildings raised. moved
and Strengthened. Yard and residence. 2940 Cass.
~HoISTERJN understanding and feath-
er Eenovatins. rrst-class work guaranteed. box
couches made TO order. all sizes. Donixan In
holsterinE. lib Olive St
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WALL PAPER.

100 heating stoves. ~ cook stoves a. t1.E AMI
y each: must he sold at once. retiring from
business. q. Cohen. 1894 franklin.
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Storage
CARPET CLEANING.
GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

replates and repairs siIvsrware:
gold plates watches. jeweiry: good work; cash
for old gold. silver and platinum a5s y. seventh.
GOLD and silver plating In all branches: cash
Tor old gold and silver; fine gold for sale See
kamp & Krause. Si2ts Pine St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE'

I-afee Lines Tor flNe 'ehis-
Each Additional Lane Five Nehts LNH@
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LOST y FOUND.
REMOVALS.

WANTED you to know. that Fred w. Dauth
Matchmaker, has removed to 9ol Missouri ave-
erpsr Third. F1rst-class work At modern pr.css
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DENTISTRY.

RUBICAM'S Shorthand College. Union Trust
bldg. exclusively fer young women; individual
Instruction: position secured FOR graduates.
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For sale.
A BARGATN-Single buggy harness. 81 to SIS;
blankets COG to s.: whips $40 to SLJJ. mention Re
public: will allow 10 per cent. H. e. Jansen.
1906 ". Thirteenth.
AT bottom prices. all kinds business wagons.
storm bUggies. stake wagons. repairing and
painting a specially. ii. Witch. i222 y. seventh.
FIRsT-CLASS work at moderate PRICES: deliy-
NJ. Seller. 1525 y. Fourteenth st. near Cass ave.
wagons Of all kinds. new and secondhand. Young
& Co. lizJ y. Broadway.
HARNESS. secondhand and new. Of all kinds
at bottom prices give me a cali before buying
elsewhere A. Tuckett. i522 and 1924 y. Broadway.
WAGON and buggy repair shop. located near
central part Of city. low rent: excellent chance
for young man. p l55. Republic.
ON Estorm buggy in good condition. Rabidou.
$40 Easton.
gentle chestnut bay horse. Inquire I,4
S Broadway.
LOW price 10 all parties having carriages
and vehicles 81 all kinds to repaint; estimates
On work given. Us Wash.
TAI horse. wagon and harness: also park
wagon: cheap Apply 1872 Olive st
ToP buggy and harness. cheap: fine condition.
SO n. Leonard
WE win close cut what secondhand vohi.Ies
We have on hand at extremely low prices. and can
oner liberal inducements in way OF terms:
One secondhand coupe Rockaway. nice con-
clifton.
one secondhand coupe Rockaway. rubber tired.
one secondhand single lrougham.
Two secondhand fve-Fllss iandaus.
Two secondhand Berlin coaches.
THE CUNNINGHAM, SON & CO..
3IG and 391 Locust 81.
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ipR Saie at a HarsaiC-A taec-hu. n-r mat
heate; Hit4' used ifi5 Ieu.sylvanis ave.
HOME Comfort steel raur-. practically a.
good a. new. will sell very cheap. c3 y. Twelfth
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PARTNER WANTED-Wrl sell capable bust
ness man half interest in business paving 0O
year for 500. T los. Republic
} WANTED@Partner who will invest
small amount in manufacturing: sure money;
Investigate. S III, Republic.
Partner NANTED-Partner with Sln: strict
investigation will prove this a rare chance: bust
ne-s permanent and plenty in II for two: eX-
perenc" not necessary; don't answer unless you
Viii investigate In q business way. state age.
J liO. Republic.
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STOVES. new ami secondhand furniture beau
tful mi-ht carpets. rug str. tins payments.
New York Storage %. .2ie to 22ls Wash -.
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LADIES and gents garments cleaned and
dyed: special attention TO altering and sewing
2sG Franklin ave. Write or phone 1879
YOUR clothes cleaned. dyed and repaired a
reasonable prices: irst-class work Paris Dyef1<
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PRIVATE sale u hDIselslI furniture. stoves.
cl-n--.. L-L.. 90. Ii1l ArL-.Et-n ave-
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INFORMATION WANTED.

SECONDHAND wooden horse for show window,
must be in fair condition Write Z. A. Keller
Co. Eiwardsville. Ill.
OUTFIT WANTED-Huckster outfit. Call at SIS
Tower Grove ave.
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ALI. eyes are not alike. Doctor i. L. Freund
will examine your eyes free Of charge; best peb-
bic glasses. 81 up. sic franklin ave.
F. B. STRACS. Eve Expert: gold s~pectacies
E0 up complicated cases a speciality: finest
equipped testing parior in city. az Locust
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Admiral Sampson is getting a merit
ell roasting for his snoobishness in the
matter of the mooted promotion Of
gunner Morgan. The Grit, of Williams
port, Penn, gives him an unmerciful
roast and it is well deserved. A man
who was reared on farm aud educat-
ed at Annapolis at the expense Of the
government should be the last one on
earth to set himself up as censor Of
the eligibility or ineligibility of any
one to the social swim. Sampson has
branded him self as an ass of the poor
est breed, and this later action has
practically destroyed his chance of
winning from congress the high honors
he strove so hard for
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Burns freights aud fares bill is in no
sense a radical measure and, although
it does not meet with the approval of
the Phenix papers, ought to become a
law. If railroad com pauies contribute
nothing to the support of the govern
ment that protects them they should
be compelled tn donate in other ways.
But in our judgment the roads can be
reached in a measure by license, as in
the state of Nebraska.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Russia and England are at swords
points in China and the probability Is
that if the other powers do not inter
fere there will be a war that will max e
the English war in South Africa look
like thirty cents. Russia's military
leaders say that if Russia had the same
force in China that England has the
British lion would peep very small,
but the lion keeps right on with its de
tails of conquest just as though there
was no such thing as Russian bear
swapping at his heels. America can
afford to look on at an European war,
as it will bring grist to our mill.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Ex.President Benjamin Harrison died
at his home in indianapolis, Indiana,
Wednesday afternoon at 4:50. He had
been i'll for several weeks with grippe,
which finally developed pneumonia,
causing heart failure. The late Ex.
president was born at North Bend,
Ohio, August 10th, 1888, and served
with distinction throughout the civil
war, rising to the rank of brigadier gen
eral. His grandfather was the ninth
president of the United States and he
himself became president of the United
States March 4tb, 1889 President Har.
rison was one of the ablest and most
forceful constitutional lawyers of the
century. His death causes sincere
grief and sorrow throughout the I'm.
ion,
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Senator Clark, in an interview with
a reporter of the World, stated that he
would do everything possible to get
statehood for Arizona at the forthco m
ing session of Congress. If Senator
Clark gives statehood for Arizona his
attention we predict that we will be
admitted within a year. The senator
is one of the best workers in the senate
aud he stands we'll with his brother
members. Arizona needs statehood
and the time is now ripe to press
measure of this kind through. We
care not what the politics of the new
state may be, the boon of statehood
will cover multitude of shortcomings.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Last fall the democratic press was
bowling over unionsm and the down.
trodden workingman, but in the legis
lature, few days ago, the democrats
placed themselves on record against
union labor, by defeating the union
label bill. We are pleased to note that
our member of the lower house voted
for the measure. Practically every
pledge made by the democratic party
at the recent general election has been
violated by its members IN the legis-
lature
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Oil in California, New Mexico and
Arizona will soon be- one of the great
est industries of these states and ter
ritories. Oil in Arizona would be of
inestimable value, as it would at once
settle the fuel question, and at the
same time enable mining to be carried
on at considerably less expense to the
miner. Cheap fuel we must ha We and
the oil fields of this section offer it to
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

Work is now progressing on the ex-
tension of the California Eastern rail-
road from Marvel toward Goode
Springs. The country to be tapped by
this road contains many of the biggest
lead bearing mineral veins in southern
Nevada, and will also open up fine
agricultural region, 1t will also give
an outlet to other mining camps that
have been for years isolated from the
outside world. Sandy and other Ne.
vada points will be easily reached when
the proposed extension is completed.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16


Many mine owners are awfully afraid
of bullion tax bill, but there is not
the least reason for this fear. In Mo-
have county there is not one mine at
present that would come under the in
fuence of the bill aud at the same time
the big copper companies that are reap
ing millions of dollars yearly from the
mines of Arizona and filling the cof-
fers of European stockholders would
have to yield up some revenue to the
support of the local government. A
bullion tax on the net product of the
mines is as just and right as the tax on
a cattleman's herd of cattle. The leg
islature will be considered the tool OF
the big copper companies il it does not
pass this bill. In connection with the
bullion tax bill, which crops up every
two years, it is related that an agent of
the copper companies has said that he
could buy any ordinary Arizona legis.
lature at the rate of less than fifty dol.
lars head. This is rather cheap, but
evidently more than they are worth, if
the statement is true.
Mohave County miner., 1901-03-16

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