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Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

The papers of Phenix have a
method OF obtaining news that is
in nowise original with them. but
then, they obtain the news. This
method consists in taking readable
matter from exchanges without the
courtesy of credit. Last week ar
ticles from the MINER appeared in
the newspapers OF the alfalfa re-
gion as original matter. Now, this
is not the right thing and we would
suggest that the least the papers
could do, even if they wanted the
articles to appear to be original
matter would be to localize them.
Now, who in the city of Phenix
would know where the C. o. ID. or
other mines were located if the
newspapers that used the items re-
ferring to them failed to make cred
it or localized the artic e? We
want all our interesting matter cop
led into other papers, but we want
the county and the mines thereof
to get the credit that is due them.
If no credit is given other newspa
pers will copy and credit the c. O.
d., Golden Gem, Nighthawk and
other mines of this county to Mari
copa county.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

1t is reported that the Mineral
Point oil company has encountered
oil in their well in the Lonesome
Valley country, Yavapai county,
and that thousands of claims are
now being staked out. Should oil
be found in paying quantities Yav-
apai co ,nty will become one of the
richest sections of the territory.
The lack of fuel in the mining
counties of the territory has been a
great drawback, but this will be
overcome by the discovery of fuel
oil Mohave county has all the in
dications of oil and "a test well will
be put down sometime this year
and if a strike is made there will
be boom on that will dwarf all
other booms the west has ever had
This unity has a world of mineral
that the lack of fuel has made un.
profitable to the mine owner, but
the discovery of oil in the vicinity
of the mines will put them on a
paying basis and give the county
as great production of gold as the
Cripple Creek mines now enjoy.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

General Funston and staff is pay
ing visit to Prescott and Fort
Whipple. The rehabilitation of
Whipple has been accomplished
and the people Of Prescott are all
smiles thereat.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

District Attorney it was but justice
to him to make .he final settle
ment We wonder if this same ag-
gregation will be imposed upon the
people for two more years, or will
the decent people of the county rise
up and vote them into orscurity?
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.

hereby announce myself as
candidate for County Recorder,
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic county nominating cOnven-
ton J M. RUSSELL.
Chloride. June 1S. 1902.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12
Mohare County Miuer,
Published Every Saturday.
BY SMITH & SAWYER.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Dredgers will be built in Nome
harbor to extract gold from the
sands and silts. The harbor is
shallow and it is thought that the
work will be easy of accomplish
ment.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12
Something Up at the Iron Mines.

That something important is brew.
ing down at the iron mines in the vi
cinity of Cedar City was indicated by
the hasty departure of Colonel s. b.
Miner and party of iron operators
from camp last night. No amount Of
persuasion would tempt the colonel
to say a word concerning the objects
of the trip, nor would he divulge the
identity of those who we're to accompany
him. 1t is known, however, that for
some time past he has been figuring
with the smelter officials on a scheme
for supplying the new plant with iron
fuxing ores, as we'll as planning to
have the deposits prospected at depth
with boring machines. One or both of
these matters is now believed to he re-
ceiving attention, and upon his return
something definite may be given out.
To supply the smelters with the ore
means that some fifteen or eighteen
miles of railroad spur will have TO be
constructed to facilitate its hauling
and as the smelter is said to be willing
to pay only 2.50s per ton for the ore,
{. o. b. at the new plant, it may be that
the railroad management is not re.
motely interested in the visit now be-
ing made to the mines.
la the meantime it is understood
that the big deal involving the sale of
the properties is progressing satisfac
torily, and that results in that line
may be looked for in the not-distant
future.-Salt Lake Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

Photography is among the agencies
employed by the anthracite mine OPP
orators in their struggle with the min
ers. One OF the com panies near Nanti
coke has mounted at each corner of its
fence large camera under the charge
of an expert. The camera is masked
aud not used in the daytime; but at
night when the miners pickets or
marching parties are within range a
powerful fash light is ignited. 1t is
claimed by the company that it Sc
cured quite collection OF fine mega.
tives by which they are able to identify
many of the men who have INDUCED in
suspicious and hostile demonstrations
around the company's property. When
the time comes for resuming work
these photographs are to be used as
evidence to determine whether appli-
cants for positions we're active in their
war on the company.-Cattaraugu
Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

Fresh California Strawberries re-
ceived every day at
LovIN & WITHERs.
Mohave County miner., 1902-07-12

The board of supervisors again
last Wednesday illustrated their
lack of knowledge Of business
methods and to what degree they
would stoop to get even on any per-
son that had incurred their dis
pleasure by refusing the tender of
the railroad tax, because it was
made through District Attorney
Dickson In some manner Dick
son had incurred the d'spleasure of
Boss Mike and Boss Mike being
the whole show, never, even in a
moment Of weakness, allows the
District Attorney to be consulted
on any question affecting the inter
ests of the county. Mr.. Dickson,
not having any such motive in
view, we believe, turned the matter
back to judge Blakely, who again
rendered the money to the super
visors and was by them accepted.
As the settlement OF the tax for the
year 1901 was negotiated by the
The oasis., 1902-05-17

Captain l.. w Mix, the con tractor and architect, is putting the finishing touches upon the big Arcade hotel, and it will be soon completed and ready for occu- pancy. It is the largest and finest structure of the kind in Sonora, and there are few anywhere else which will equal it in size, finish or convenience of arrangement.
 Wednesday of last week MT. k. A. Mcfarland, chief engineer of the railway experiment. of the Ca nanea Consolidated Copper Com pany, arrived at Hermosillo from a reconnaissance of the Sonora river region, having driven in a carriage from Naco to Bacoachi; thence down the river to the cap ital city Thursday evening Mir. McFai land took the train to Noga- les, and a few days later his com Mir. H. T. Green, shipped the team and carriage north by rail, himself accompanying the outfit.
The oasis., 1902-05-17
Stand Like a Stone Wall.

Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning eczema, scaldhead or other skin diseases. How? Why, by using Bucklen's Arnica Salve earth's greatest healer. Quickest cure for ulcers, fever sores, salt rheum, cuts burns and bruiser. Infallible for piles. 25c at all drug stores.
The oasis., 1902-05-17

Prof. J. NJ. Wilson, the we'll known assayer, is lying very ill at the Railroad hotel, near the depot.
 Mir. T. L. Stouffer, who is en- gagged in mining near Suaqui Grande, was in Hermosillo last week.
 Mir ] l.. Green, superintendent of the Gabilan mine, has been in Hermosillo quite i'll, two or three weeks past.
 Mir. James Penman, superlntend- ent of the Verde Grande Copper mines, was visitor at Hermosillo early this week.
 Mir. l.. Strom, of Guaymas, and his two little daughters, were visit ors at Hermosillo the latter part of last week and early in this.
 Monday MT. Hugo Von Bercken- feldt, superintendent for the New York & Sonora Mining < Smelling Company, was in from Las Cruces.
 Saturday night Mir. w. E. Bris- tol, manager of the Hermosillo branch of Roy x Titcomb, went to Nogales, returning Wednesday morning
 MT. Henry Cohen, of the firm of Cohen Brothers, proprietors of the Grand Hotel has gone to Maza- tan, to take in the big fiesta now running there-they first in three years.
 Thursday of last week Mir. F. Hambley, young gentlemen well known in the American colony, was united in matrimony with Miss Ramona Padilla, one of the belles of the Sonora capital.
 MT. l.. F. Swain, cashier oi the International Bank in Nogales, who was returning home from a trip to Zubiate, stopped a day at Hermosillo. He resumed his jour ney Tuesday evening,
 Messrs. Allen c. Bernard and Abe Goldbaum, of Tucson, have secured from the state government a concession to establish in Her mosillo city market, and to con- struct big building for the pur- pose.
 Mir. George J Joseph, who has been in from Suaqui Grande sev- eral weeks, has been quite ill. Sun day last he was out of his bed for the first time in two weeks. He IS now returning to his wonted strength and activity.
 At Hermosillo the amusment low ing public are now enjoying feast of good things-the really excellent circus of Atayde Brothers, and a fine dramatic company from the City of Mexico, at the Ortega thea Ire, of Mir. J. E. Ulloa.
 Sunday afternoon MT. J. Howard Palmer, of the firm of Palmer & Marburg, died at his residence in Hermosillo, after an illness of a few days. Deceased was formerly in charge of the business of the Mexican Gold and Silver Recovery Company in Sonora, and when the office of the company was located there, some six years ago, he was a
The oasis., 1902-05-17
SAVlNG'S BANK FREE

Sond your address to the PAcFlC N WS- PzptE UNiON o27 MARKET ST Set {, SAN EssICISCt j. and secure free beanii- fui Nickel Savings Bank. also full pariicuars regarding the new THREE VOLUME l91l IN TERNATf0NAL ENCYCLOPHDlC DlCTloN- ARY ,yiI,ch is now being furnished to rcrders Of this paper for only FIVE CENTS DAY.
The oasis., 1902-05-17
HERMoSILLo NOTES.

Mir. Miguel Latz, the Magdalena merchant prince, was visitor al the Sonora capital Tuesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Among the delegates to the Daugh-
ters nf Rebekah convention held In this
city Tuesday, was Harry White, Of
Scranton, He is well known in curbon-
dale and always receives a warm well
come.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Couch, of Washington street, viii be
panied 10 hear of her illness, Her
condition is such that she has entered
DR.. Wheeler's private hospital,
Harry Matthews, of Grove street
who Mas recently taken To his home
from Or, Wheeler's private hospital
after an operation for appendicitis, is
improving rapidly. lie Is now able To
be about for "A short time each day
The Brooklyn Stars and the Third
Cottage bah teams have postponed
their game, which was to take place
on Sandy's field, Wednesday afternoon
1t viii now be played ON the Brooklyn
grounds this afternoon at 430 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson. of this
.city, attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Silsby, at Peckvillc, Monday.
A l3-months'-ol child of MIR, and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
OLNPIANT.

MIR. and Mrs. John Hoban. of Dun
more street. attended the funeral of
Michael Munley, at Archibald, yester-
day.
The Olympia orchestra gave another
of their popular socials in Mahon's
hail last evening. A large gathering (
of young people enjoyed the dancing to
the excellent music furnished by the
orchestra.
koslyn Evans. John Beeby and Ethel
bert Jones have Joined the Thirteenth
regiment, stationed ut this place.
r. l.. Williams visited his father,
Tuesday.
Or. Hurry Beyea. Of Philadelphia,
visited his sister. Mrs. j. \. Hull. Of
Blakrly, yesterday.
Edward Foley has accepted a posi-
lion as clerk in Schubmehls Cigar
store
Mrs. John Barrett, Mrs. Ransom Sy-
mons and Miss Edith Evans attended
the convention of the Lodge of Re
bekahs at tarbondaIe. ON Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A.'Schutz and children have
returned from visit at New York.
Miss Kate keeleher. Of HaWley. was
the guest of Miss Hannah Hcnery, OF
Delaware street yesterday.
Frank Williams. Of Susqueha
street. has returned from New York.
Miss Deborah Powell, of carbondale,
spent yesterday with MI ana Mrs.
Louis Elocliberger, of Lackawanna
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
,JERMYN-- MAYFIELD.

The regular monthly meeting of the
school directors was held on Tuesday
evening. Grant and Nleehan, of the
Third ward. being the only absentees
The roll my bills were read and or
dered paid: IT, G.. Winters. $3.50;
George = Dunn. $61 80; Michael Han
$36lS Il. T.. Myers Il CO.. $5.I6: II. NJ
Fesel Il CO.. $3.50: Maynard Merrill &
Co. $iI.62; Crystal Sower x Co., $6.I2:
j. q. Avery. coal $3.50: freight. Sl5.59
Two of the parents of absentee pupils
appeared before the board. and after
hearing their excuses the children
were excused. Tax collector Avery
presented II list for eXoneration, which
WAS favorably acted upon.
About q o'clock last evening Il cave-in
occurred on Main street. in front of
f,aaan's store. The hole on the surface
was not very large. but it disclosed Il
large hollow space twenty feet deep
and is evidently over Il mine chamber
in the upper vein of the Delaware and
Hudson coliery. Street cars We're un-
abl" to pass. and passengers had to be
transferred. The company have Il
gang of men and teams ut work filling
the hole with ashes.
Willie McAndreW. of |. street. was ar
rested Tuesday evening by Constable
Neary. and taken before Alderman
Jones. of tarbondale, for being impl-
Gated in the attack on Orlando Schooler
ON Tuesday. He will be held as il wit
ness against Il number of others who
are to be arrested for the same affair.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
THE RAILROADS
The Great West

Has certainly many attractions in the
way of beautiful resorts for those seek
ing health or pleasure, and the farm
ing sections of the west are now enjoy
ing unprecedented prosperity, which
should be- of absorbing interest to those
contemplating seeking Il new home in
II growing section of our great country
Daily during October the Nicltle Plate
railroad will sell special low-rate, one
way tickets TO points all through the
west These tickets are good on the
Personally Conducted Trans-Continen-
Monday and Wednesday noon. in the
elegant Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars
which have everything for comfort and
convenience of passengers at rates less
than half those charged for Standard
Pullman accommodations These Tour
list Cars pass through New York state
ON West Shore train No. |, via Rotter-
dam junction, Utica, Syracuse and
Rochester at which points parties may
join them. AS they have become more
widely known, the patronage has
steadily become of higher class and in
creased in numbers. until they are now
the most popular and high class tour
iSt car excursions from this section 10
the west. For tickets and information
see nearest agent or write r r.. Payne,
general agent, No. 29l Main street, Buff
falO, y. y.
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rocker as Il token of good service, by
the members of the new Congregation
al church. The evening was pleasantly
spent. Refreshments were served.
The Eowery foot ball eleven will play
the Old Forge foot ball team on Oct.
~, on the latter's ground. The home
team is practicng diligently for the
opening game.
+! NJ. Barnes, formerly superintend-
ent of the electric light plant here. has
succeeded W. Nj. Bell as superintend-
ent of construction of the Auburn. n.
Y. Electric Light company. Mr.. Bell
goes to Conshohocken. Philadelphia, as
general superintendent.
NJ. j. Osborne, of Moosic. was call
er on friends in town yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Hughes, of West Scran-
ton: was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Il. j. Davis of North Main street
yesterday
Hon. Daniel Reese, of Plymouth, was
a caller on relatives in town. Monday.
Mrs. II. j. Reese has returned to her
home in I.ansford. after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T.. w. Davis, of Storrs
street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
KEYSTONE ACADEMY.
Special TO the Scranton Tribune,

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Fuctoryville, oct, l5,-ProfeSSor John
T.. Williams. class of $50 called on
friends At the academy recently,
Mr. George FarmsWorth, class of 'OI,
visited his uncle, Rev, Mr., Walker, of
TAYLOR, on sunday last and also preach
ed in the Primitive Methodist church,
of that place.
Miss Jessie Kecney spent sunday at
her home near New Milford.
John d, strain spent Saturday and
sunday with his friend, \. NJ Baker, VT
Edella
The athletics of keystone academy
are again rising rapidly and there is
no reason why they should not rise
To the place they once held among pre-
parutory schools. The academy has
developed men in this line who have
become world famous; among the more
recent are Mathewson, the professional
base ball pitcher. ana tn cure, Lafayet-
te's great full back Of last year,
The Young ladies basket bah team
are also working ON the same principle
as the boys of the foot bah team, They
have started a training table and every
girl is enthusiastic and trying To sur
pass the Young men i'm this particular
feature. They are looking forward 10
November /. when they viii meet on
the academy grounds the young ladies
of East Sroudsburg Normal school
with whom they have arranged two
games,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
TAYLOR.

Physical Director Joseph j. White
ford. of the young Mems Christian as
Suciatlon, formed II gymnasium class.
last evening. The class will meet every
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Whiteford
teaches Il combination of the Swedish
and German system, selecting the best
from each.
Insurance Agent u. J. Evans, OF
Scranton, was in town on Tuesday, adj
juStinG the Insurance ON the barn OF
John q. Jones. of Taylor street which
Was recently destroyed by fire.
The Independent Political club OF
North Taylor held an important bust
ness meeting recently. The orsaniza-
tion is in II tloulShing condition. New
memherS are being received at nearly
every meeting.
Mrs. Thomas Evans. of Plymouth,
has returned home, after being II guest
Of her brother Benjamin l.lewellyn, OF
StOrrS street.
An agreeable surprise party was ten-
dered Mr., and Mrs. Frederick Kerr, Of
old Forge. on Monday evening. Mrs.
Kerr was presented With a handsome
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
The News of Carbonda1e.

T.
hignls of indust'N since tp', stflke.
pulllhS grass from the h1eHuoWs VI
dr'ehneId toWhShlp ana o''aslohai eN-
rlrsl"hs mo the farh'rS oo' heIoS
ana NesetapIes patcheS
lh's hIa'k TAT rascal ol lhure '"''le
up Main street IKE runaway auto
hohile' lie uiuht even S'up 'o Salule
the love making soldier ana woman Ill
the PARK; II most OUTRAGEOUS lraIlS-
EfeSSI"h' MI Mine Mule hau " pus'-
ness hlr hpout NM that warned 'he
slhaIi poN away IKE 'oistanle Mi'haei
moran put Ihe 'haS" ON 'he sNPSles
VINO are now cah'P'" hear the Arch-
phiu pot-hoIe'
Ills ACTIVITY was que To the news oI
tne emu "l 'he S'FNe oe'lls III S'SHl
me News germ 'loaVed UP 10 ne hlule
colony hl the Last 'hahHe ana par'c-
ularN a'la'keh thlS Hlu' iiaPpN r''oI-
ie'tio'S "i the "nNS ne SPeh. "ih"hS
'he pastures near p'>'e i'uru''N ho'he
anu ''e "''au VI returning W lhe "aH
o' N'hNo'N "hd h'''is 'he i'i'ne 'ut-"p
'"F 'he o'lNer poNS' '''ue hi'' uesper-
"'' 'hu OUT ne S.iu'h I" get o"eN "
.he 'a'i grass III wayne county NUM-
''S came 'i' MS N"N uh'' Nv N"H
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16

ing morning the rifles of our two out
posts on our exposed side rang out
again. Then came the alarm from the
trooper in the camp was in the little
rcdoubt which we mad constructed on
our exposed side. Out of the half dark
ness there came a laundering horde of
warriors. We met them with Volley
and then with another, crash, crash,
crash. They Went hurtling back, but
we knew it was only to come again.
We held them Off, and it became broad
daylight They swept down on us time
after, time | never saw Indians come
like that before over the open against
an intrenched foe.
"Well. the providcntial happened.
The rest of the Eleventh had been or
dered To join uS in winter quarters.
They came just in time. The reds went
off like the wind with our comrades
and us after them. We got two or
three long range volleys before they
got into the hills and escaped.
I'VE picked up IL lot of wounded, and
what do YOU think? one of them was
Winta. She had betrayed us, and she
was dying. Blake looked at her and
she looked at him. Why did YOU do
it"' he asked.
"rhe girl looked him in the eye. Be
cause | hate you and all whites she
said.
well sergeant broke in one of hiS
auditors, that amt like stage stories
In them the Indian girl always saves
her soldier lover
81 know it,. said the sergeant, but
if youn show me ii play with Il soldier
or AN Indian in ii that's anything like
real life Iii show YOU six white black
bonrls -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
BRILLIANT FUNCTION.
Social Under the Patronage of the
Brokers a Great Success-Beautiful
Decorations and Enhancing Music.


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lHe h''l'" "!'i ieu '"e autumn anu
winter season among lhelr social set
a!lit II was uSi'"f"" Ill anna II fai'ly
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-16
GRATEFUL FOR FOOD.
- cUbived Seven Weeks on Milk.

'Three years ago this month, | was a
great sufferer with stomach trouble, -
: @riGE Arss Mininm Leigh, Of Prairie
dh 'siei Wiss ~ had to give up eating
meat, .potatoes and sweets, and lived
simply on bread ana tea finally that
too had 10 he given up. | got 50 weak
l could not work and | took nothing
into my stomach for seven weeks but
milk. had tried three doctors and all
for no purpose; the last doctor advised
srpestp stop all medicine. | had to any
..asxSslS.ssI bas 50 weak I was PROSTATE in
"A friend advised me to Try Grape
Nuts, but | was afraid to when a tea
spoonful of milk brought tears to my
eyes, smy stomach was so raw. But |
tried one teaspoonful day of the
Grape Nuts for one week, and finding
, II agreed with me, increased the guam
, s'sity. 'lh two weeks, | could walk out
90 the Kitchen; in four weeks / walked
half alblock, and today | do my own
light housekeeping.
II live on Grape Nuts and know they
saved my life; my people all thought |
gould not live a month when | COM
menced using them, and are very much
surprised at the change in me. l am
:, Nery grateful that there is such food
10 be obtained for those who have weak
'StoIn' vhS.'