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Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
TIE PLUMBER
OF TAXPAYERS.
bow SUPERVISORS USE PUBLIC
FUNDS TO Reward THE
Party BEELERS.
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Comparison of the bids for county
printing QUOTED below coupled with
the fact that the printing contract was
awarded to the highest aud least res pom
sible bidder in the bunch, stands as a
convincing arraignment of the profit.
gacy of the board of supervisors of this
county. When the taxpayer considers
that the board has thrown away and is
now throwing away thousands of dol.
lars yearly on the one small item of
printing alone, can it be wondered at
that the tax rate is higher than ever
before in the history of the county and
property listed far above its selling
value at that. 1t is stated fact that
the county of Yavapai, with five times
the taxable wealth and ten times the
volume of business, has contracted for
its printing and publishing for the year
for the SUN of J45S. Last year the
work was done for 249S, and in Coco
nino the complete printing and pub
fishing was done for the sum of 245S.
If the printing and publishing of Yava-
pal county was let at the rates enum
Grated in the bid of Kean St. Charles
it would entail an expenditure of more
than 5,000S That Yavapai county re-
qnires ten times the amount of print
ing required by Mohave county must
be apparent to anyone who has lived
in Arizona for few months. The re-
gistration will reach ,.00 names and
the election blanks will reach into the
thousands, where only hundreds are
needed here. But it is not even neces-
say IN ,n,ion these facts: The bids
boldly proclaim the jobbery. Read
them and he convinced of the raw
work this solid five are giving the
people
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
J. A. LOGAN

Ex-officio Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Dated at kingman, Arizona, April 18th 1902.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, CO
County of philadelphia. 80

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. CO
County of Philadelphia %
On this first day of March, in the year 1902,
before me John " Martin, Notary Public in
and for the state and county aforesaid. residing
therein, duly commissioned and sworn, I o~son.
ally appeared J. Thompson Baker, Charles
keighley, Philip p. Baker Robert p. Wilson.
John G.. jennings Benz F. LAID. d. Harry
Chandler, known to me to be the persons de
scribed in, whose names are subscribed to, and
who executed the annexed instrument, and they
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same for the purposes and considerations there.
in expressed
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my onicial Seal, at my
ofiice in the said state and county. the day and
year last above written. JOHN V. MARTIN.
lSeall Notary Public.
My commission expires February 20, 1908.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26

Prescott is to have a mining ex
change. The old capital city on the
mountain is fast growing into promi-
nence as mining center and the peo.
pie will miss great opportunity if
they do not take advantage of the
present healthy condition of mining
affairs.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
KING MAN, ArizC
KISGMAN, Arizona, April llth, 1907
To the Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
OF Mohave County Arizona Territory
kingman, Arizona.
.ENTLEMEN

VI -hNhdNN 'fphhhfs <hiiHohb i'AAiNolN'
kingman Arizona
GENTLEMEN
In response to your advertised proposals for
county printing, beg leave to submit the fol.
lowing for your consideration:
list Publishing minutes of Board of Super
visors, one insertion, required by law, three
(S) cents per inch.
2d Publishing advertis ements, notices, pro-
clamations, etc. as provided by law, three (3)
cents per inch for each insertion.
81. PublishiI delinquent tax list, three (3)
cents per inch for each insertion.
4th. Letter heads, stock not less than iOib,
$500 per 1000; envelopes, Xxx quality, 6ll and 10
inch, 800 per 1900; blanks, per 100, sl.O0 in
lots of 800, 50; Receipt books bound 100 sheet
TO the book leo per book; five bound receipt
books OF the same kind ordered together, s3
ten bound receipE books OF the same kind order.
ed together, 81.
All other county printing not included in this
list at proportionate rates.
Respectfully submitted,
LEW. BLAKELY,
Publisher Arizona Arrow
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26

Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
WESTERN DIVISION
,densed Time card. Taking effect December 4, 10
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, &C
County OF MOhave. %

l. Jno. p. Feeny, Recorder OF Mohaye County.
Territory of Arizona, do hereby certify that
have compared the foregoing copy of Articles
OF Incorporation of Cedar Valley Mining Com.
pany' and of the endorsements thereupon with
the original records of the same on file in this
office and that the same are correct transcripts
therefrom and of the whole of said original
records.
Witness my hand and the seal of said ONCE
lSeall this 10th day OF March 1909.
JNO p. FEENY,
Recorder OF Mohaye County.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26

III you want juicy steak, delicious
mutton chop, a good chop of pork, or
anything in the lines of cured meats
go to the Kingman Meat Market.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
KEAN ST. CHARLES.
To THE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
of Mohave county, Arizona.

To THE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
of Mohaye county, Arizona.
GENTLEMEN
Pursuant to advertisement for proposal for
bids for county printing for the year ending
April II, 1903, we, the undersigned publishers
of the "Mohave County Miner" make the fol.
lowing offer:-
For publishing minutes of the board OF su-
pervisors, one insertion, in body type OF paper,
per inch, cents.
I'd. Publishing advertisements, notices, pro.
clamations etc, as provided by law. In nonpar-
ell type, per inch per each insertion, 8 cents.
Publishing the delinquent tax list, per inch
each insertion, cents; said publication to be
made in BREWER type.
For printing letter heads and furnishing stock
therefor, per 1000, 10 H. a.5os; lem 3s laid paper
4 sheet blanks, per 100, Is cents.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
In the Probate Court, of the Territory
of Arizona in and for the
County of Mohave.

In Re the estate OF
DU BOIS TOOKER, deceased
Walter c. Fellows, the administrator of the
e' tate Of Dubois Tooker, deceased, having hled
his petition herein praying for an order to bond
certain mining property of said decedent. for
the purposes therein 'set forth 1t is therefore
ordered by said court that all persons interested
in the estate Of said deceased appear before the
said Probate Court on Tuesday, the e9th day OF
April, A. ID, 1902, at ten o'clock OF the forenoon
of that day. at the courtroom OF sale Probate
Conrt, at the Court House in the town OF King
man, County Of Mohave, Territory OF Arizona,
to show cause why an order should not be
granted TO said Administrator to bond said
prol erty and that copy of this order be
posted in three OF the most public places in the
County OF Mohaye Territory OF Arizona, and
published In the MoHAvE COUNTY MINER, a
newspaper published in said County and Terri.
tory for at least ten days before said % day of
Az ril, 1909.
BY order of the Court.
j. A. LOGAN
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26
Swifts premium Hams and Bacon,
Silver Leaf Lard, at
LovIN & WITHERs.

Remem ber that You can get the fat.
test, Juiciest steak in the land is to be
obtained at the Kingman Market.
Mohave County miner., 1902-04-26

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THE VIRTUE OF neRolsM.

Fred Douglass said that one man
with God IL n majority: that Is true.
Napoleon said that God Is on the side
OF the strong battaiions: that Is false.
Moses against Pharaoh and his hosts,
with only n cowardiy and reeaicitrant
mob OF followers. wins the victory.
Paul. with the whole Jewish Church
against him and the majority of the
Christian Church against him. wins the
tied Church against him and the peo-
pie at first stupid and Indifferent. wins
the victory. william the Silent. Oliver
Cromwell. George Washington. Abra-
ham Ltncoln-au were In minorities.
save as one with God In n majority.
I sometimes think that OF all the GRIM
mails that consplred for Christs death.
PLATE was the worst. because he was
the greatest coward OF them all I
sometimes think that no crime IL great
or than the crime OF cowardlce and no
virtue more needed than the virtue OF
hcrolsm- We reed more editors who
dare lose subscribers from their sub
scrtptfon lists: more politicians who
welcome loss OF votes rather than loss
OF principle. more ministers. even. who
shall preach when Sunday morning
comes. do not mean that there are no
brave ministers. no brave editors. no
brave politicians. There are. There -
heroisrn In America What i mean II
this: that no man does great service
10 his age and generation who has not
The herolsm that dares suffer and
iarea 20 die for q principle.-Lyman
Abbott
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and died in 171e. Unlike Josephine, she
seems rarely, if ever, to have given a
thought 10 the tropical island where
her earliest years were passed. There
Is no hint of any fond recollection OF
the poverty-stricken home in Marti-
nique.
Josephine and Mime. de Maintenon
were antipodes. The one was light
hearted, careless. thoughtless. frivolous
French beauty, devoted to dress, stu-
dious only of fashion. and yet possess
ing a personal magnetism which at
tracted her associates even while they
recognized the fact that her gifts were
as superficial as her beauty. The other,
while possessing in the highest degree
the advantage Of personal good looks,
had the still higher talent of intellect
She was cool and calculating, without
arousing the suspicion of her associ-
ates. and inspired respect by personal
dignity and loftiness of character. Not
in any other way can be explained the
regard entertained and respect dis
played for her by the most frivolous
and dissolute OF monarchs. Mime. de
Maintenon may be esteemed for her
gravity and virtues; Josephine is loved
in spite of her follies. frailties and hu-
man weaknesses.
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VANDERBILT THE FIRST.

According to all traditions. Commo-
dore Vanderbilt. who laid the founda-
ton OF the family wealth tina. has be-
come proverbIal. was n man without
education. knowing little OF "the three
RS" and iamentably weak on spell
ing. He kept TO himself the word on
which the combination OF the office safs
wa based. until sudden sickness pro-
vented his appearing I'm: morning. and
IL became necessary 10 transfer Tie Sc
crct IN order that the days WORK rh'ga,
Be done without let or hidrance the
oookkeeper sent to the commodore's
house for the word-key. and received
reply that dog" was the necessary
word But every effort To release the
bolts on the dog, combination fall
Cd and ~ Vas necessary 20 send again
To the Vanderbilt home In fear that the
otd anancisr might have made a
th"uShtiess mistake But the niessen-
xcr was speedily convinced that the
mistake was somebody slse's uh~u Tn.
irrssctoie commodore ru1rcd at him:
Dog COmfound you all Tor a lot OF
zanies. Go back-<o back 90 thu. on
tnd open that Aafs ON -aoE'-I-o-r-~-...'
deS Philadelphia Times.
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the sEcRETF ROMANCE.

The auII-st man h pluck the Wild
rcd rose
That. in our Jn-. fiaunts gay OF
every hedge:
The eomnnos birs find food among
the sedee-
The eagle. soaring to the high rock
goes
Color or scent In very flower that
Draws meazcr met but he upon the
edge
: OF human sreatn-ss. or who gives
the pledge
OF life TO fase. ne eagles longing
knovE
The Queen Of E<ypt's beauty was not
ALI
That held Mark Antony unto TIE last:
she rseds his mystery-the higher
dream
lie never spoke. Fine souls that yeGFn
and fall.
Like Dsnte's lovers riding on HsI's
blast.
Thirst Tor great good. but miss the
good supreme.
-Asurfce Frrncf- Egan In the June
csntury Magazine.
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There IL n billiard table in London al
the present moment that can boast OF a
lifetime OF two centuries. and a long
acquaintance with men who have made
history. II belonged originally TO Louis
XIV. passed into the possession OF Ma
poleon l.. and now. IN It's old age. has
come into the hands of Messrs. Orne
and Sons. and Is on exhibition in Soho
square. This celebrated table IL small
er than any English table. The body
% the table ~ n block OF oak. weigh
ing 10 cvt, covered with a cloth OF
electric blue. The frame OF the table
Is OF rosewood. and the six pockets
perhaps the most striking feature OF
the tabie-are reproductions IN bronze
OF queer hideous old Eargoyies. When
the bail falls into the pocket the lower
Jaw of the gargoyie drops. and the ball
- found IN It's mouth. IL L. a clever
piece OF old mechanism.
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A SERMON TO SUIT.

Many Maine people who live IN a GER
tain part OF Cumberland county will
~e<f remember oue 'Abner''-so he was
always called In his town Abner was
the Wit OF the village and he was com
nsoniy selected 60 take charge % fun
erals because he was about the only
man In town who had time hanging on
n~ver amounted TO much. who was
never positively wicked. because that
would have required more OF an effort
thsn he was willing TO make lie was.
however. Gar enough from being a good
efttxen- and Abaer knew 70 as well as
anybody eIs>-
Abner Was requested Co ask certain
misister TO eonfuct the service. and he
hitched up his Old horse and drove TO
ais house. The minister said he would
attend and then tried TO get a little
infsrmation concerning the late lament
ed
What sort Of q man was her he
asked
wen. about the same az no sort OF
nran NJ all replied Abner. frankly.
Il suppose hts loss viii be deeply felt
an the community said the minister.
They're are all bearing up well un-
der H." said Abner. slowly.
Was ne a Christian asked the min
lister.
III he'd been accused OF Il. the YER
diet would have been not guilty. AMI
the Jury wouldn't have left their seats
replied Abner. eheerfuIiy.
Dfd he attend church, asked the
rninister bit snxiously.
Il never heard OF his doing it." said
Abner.
How aid he dies-' continued she min
lister.
lust the same az he ivel-sDr- sf
naturally" said Abner.
Il don't &c how I'm To preach much
81 q sermon under such circumstances"
said the minister.
The neIShbors all said they didn't
think they wanted much OF 4 sermon.
and 80 they sent me over to see YOU"
said Abner.
The minister pocketed his wrath and
. - bill. and after the funeral the
satisfied Abner said. We'll. We got Just
what We wanted. DISQUALIFICATION
Journal
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KING AND scnooLBoY AGREED.

An interesting story IL told OF King
Edward VII In the Peoples Friend. II
IL TO the effect that his majesty. while
staying M a guest at n certain coun-
try mansion. visited the village school
Unexpectedly and began 10 ask the
children n few questions. Now. my
young friends" said King Edward.
che-rfuliy. Il dare say some OF you can
tell me the names OF few OF our
greatest kings and queens. chr With
one accord they cried out. king Al
fred and Queen Victoria. sir" Just
then tiny slip OF a boy. 20 whom the
schoolmastcr had whispered some
thing. stood up and raised his hand
do you know another. my boy2" ask
ed the King. Yes. your majesty: King
Edward VII" His majesty laughed.
and again asked. What great act has
King Edward VII done. pray?" The
boy lowered his head and stammered
out. II don't know. your majesty"
Don't be distressed. my lad" said the
King. smiling: II don't know either"
PHILADELPHIA Record.
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In iss= Colonel Alexander. OF Topeka,
Who was an Intimate friend OF Presi-
dent Lincoln. visited him At Washing
ton. and found him In a greatly de-
pressed state OF mind. This being
President Isn't all u - cracked up 20
BE-. - u. Mr.. LincOln7'' inquired Colonel
Alexander. No said Lincoln. his
eyes tWinkiing momentariiy: II feel
sometimes Ike the Irishnan. who. after
being ridden on a rail-. said. 'Begorry.
" u wasn't for the honor aV IN thing.
Ia rather walk"
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The Philadelphia Times says that
Clement A. Griscom tells a story OF the
Mayor OF Portland. Ore. who. upon
reading that Portland. Me-. was In
flames. dispatched the following mes
sage TO the Mayor OF the stricken city:
Portland. Ore. bleeds for you. What
can We do TO aid your"
The Mayor OF Portland. Me-. replied:
we need food and clothing. and
money TO buy both"
The Oregon man Immediately called
a meeting OF the City Council; but the
councilmen were so indignant that the
Mayor had dared wire without consult
Ing them that they adjourned without
action. The Mayor was in n quandary.
but he felt that he had done his duty.
and sent forthwith the following to the
Mayor OF Portland. Ne:
Thanks for your prompt reply. I
asked only for information"
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DO you think u would improve my
s'yleE Inquired the varsity man who
mad got into the crew through favorst-
Ism. 1 were TO acquire n faster
stroke IL would improve the crew.
replied the candid trainer. IF you got
a paraiyiie stroke '-Tit-Bits.
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Lady. began the dusty wayfarcr.
could you help a poor sufferer Of MOE;
fcieeF Mont PslecT" echoed ,ha
h1aseSife. Why. you are no ressscn,
martinique" Il know dat. mum
su' : am sufferer. just de same. H.Is
:, tainss kind ladies' had saved fer m.
sent down d@rr.--PhiladeiphI
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Farmer Honk-''I kinder think. from
rnst I've been rradin.. that william
Jcnnin's Bryan u siyiy hEKerin' on
rannia aE'in-" Farmer Hornbeak-
wal Que good thing. II he has an
otner attack Of the Presidential fever
snsfss plenty OF the same old. reliable
esttsFs Waitia' for him In the bottle"
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THE REWARD OF PATIENCE.

Old BAH Jones.
lie used 20 kick
An never worked
A single lick
An Hiram Smith
Worked night an day
An never had
a word 20 say.
When vorkIn'. Bill
Seemed at a loss.
An so they had
To make him boss
An Hiram. he -
Works with a Will
A tryin' hard
To please OF Bill.
Washington Star.
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The sun. drawing its attendant
planets, is journeying through space At
the rate OF to Il miles a second. It's
path is often supposed to be orbitsi.
and to extend around the cluster Of
stars known as the Pleiades in period
OF millions of years. From observa-
tions on go stars. studying their sp-
proach or recession with the spectre
sope, Prof. w. w. Campbell has placed
the point toward which we are zsw
heading in the constellation Hercules.
nearly 10 deg. south of Alpha Lyrs or
Vega.
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CaecFfui; Tess-"SO. Mr Groo.uu
49, proposed 90 you Jcas-'sYea.
were strOIiinE IN the GENE
cane TO their family lot. an-
Ne asked me how I'd ilks % ~. So,
there some day. with his n.r,s -, 49,
stone above ne --Philadslphiaf Pres
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Uncle William. are you troubled
about the hereafter?" mo. sub; it's de
wharfo' er de herein what keeps me
essin',"-Atlanta Constitution.
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And the colonel did not horsewhip
you after all?" THE colonel replied
the editor. came to lick. and remain
ed TO liquor. Puck.
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ton; politicians of the next election
Judge.
A soft snap: Chilly Blaine-"Wot's
| the softest snap yer ever struck
Frozen Foote-"A toothless bulldog. -
Leslie's Weekly.
And the colonel did not horsewhiI
you after alp 1.-The colonel replied
the editor. came to lick. and remain
ed TO liquor. Puck.
Uncle William. are you troubled
about the hereafter" mo. sub: it's de
wharfo' er de herein what keeps me
uessin',"-Atlanta Constitution.
Fortunate: well, England has one
thing to be thankful for an the South
African war" remarked Cawker.
"N hat?" retorted Cumso. 1.-THE fact
that the Beers had no navy."--TowE
Topics.
Discretion: $50 you made II great
hit in your presentation of 'Hamier.
Mr.. transformer? 1 suppose the audi
ences called you to come out before the
curtain" Called me? They dared
me"-Baltimore News.
A come-down for her: Did I under
stand you TO say that she lowered her
self when she married him?" Yes.
She slid down from a third-story win
dow, using a rope made of bedclothes."
Chicago Record-Herald.
Analysis: She-"After all. what is
the difference between illusion and de-
Ia. lxr
fancies we have about ourselves: lelu-
sion is the foolish fancies other people
have about themselves."-Life.
1T would be helpful to you. said
the prison visitor, IF you could take
some motto and try to live Up to i..''
That's right" replied the convict; I'D
like to select, for instance. We are
here today and gone tomorrow. Tit
Bits.
Mammy-"Bless nah heart IL de
chile amt cuttin' his eye-toothi" Little
'Rastus Gin alarm)-''What's an eye
tooth. mammy?" Mammy-"Why, de
eye-tooth. chile, watches ebry word dat
yo' tongue uttehs. an ebry time you
say a bad word it'll pain dat good eye
tooth so much dat it'll ache 70 two
houahsi"-Puck.
The editor-''We have decided to APP
point You the Washington correspond
ent OF this paper. But there is one i'm
portant condition" The reporter
Name it" The editor-"You must sign
a two-year contract. in which you agree
not to accept a Cabinet position from
the President during that time
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Most Important; Il thought you said
this was a life-or-death case?" growled
the sleepy druggist. who had been
awakened at a. m. by a man who
wanted two-cent stamp. so it is"
declared the man: so il is. I've got
TO mail this letter to my wife at once,
that she may get IL in time to post
pone her return home long enough for
me 10 have a new mirror put in the
parlor and the hall re-papered. Some
OF the boys spent the evening with
me tonight. fudge.
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A soft snap: Chilly Blaine-"Wot's
the softest snap yer ever struck
Frozen Foote-"A toothless bulldog. -
Leslie's Weekly.
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HUMOROUS


Statesmen think of the next genera
ton; politicians of the next election
Indigo
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Fortunate: "Well, England has one
thing to be thankful for an the South
A1.iran war;" remarked Cawker.
"M hat?" retorted Cumso. THE fact
that the Beers had no navy."--TowE
Topics.
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A come-down for her: Did 1 under
stand you TO say that she lowered her
self when she married him?" Yes.
She slid down from a third-story win
dow, using a rope made of bedclothes."
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Discretion: $50 you made n great
hit in your presentation of 'Ham,er.
Mr.. transformer? 1 suppose the audi
ences called you to come out before the
curtain" Called me? They dared
lnet'=Raltimore News
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Analysis: She-"After all. what is
the difference between illusion and de-
lusion?" He-"Illusion is the lovely
fancies we have about ourselves; lelu-
sion is the foolish fancies other people
have about themselves" -Life.