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Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02
Selby- Burnett Marriage.

Last Thursday evening at the home
of the brides mother, Miss Maud Sell
by was united in marriage to J. G. Bur.
nett, the Rev. Father Vabre perform
ing the ceremony. Mrs. Burnett has
resided in Kingman for several years
and is very popular among the young
people Of the town. Mr.. Burnett is in
the employ Of the Santa Fe railroad
company at this station and is report
ed to be an industrious and gentleman
ly young fellow. May their lives be
ever happy.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Last Monday morning the engine
house at the Gold Road mine was de-
stroyed by fire. The origin of the fire
was an explosion OF gasoline. While
the blaze was hot one the shaft house
escaped injury. We have not learned
the amount Of the loss, but it is said
that the big hosting engine and other
machinery in the building escaped in
Jury.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

The Wallapai squaws are now max
ing some money out of the sale Of
beadw work and baskets. With some
practice the squaws can make an ex.
cellent quality Of basket, but now the
work IL somewhat rough and unfin.
ished. The Wallapais make the hest
moccasin to he had 10 the southwest,
but do not get the nice tan obtained by
the Moqui or Navajo.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

The Minnesota & Arizona mining
com pany declared a dividend of three
per cent on all outstanding stock last
week. The principal Office Of the com
psny is in Minneapolis aud the mines
and works in Gold Basin, Mohave
County, Arizona. The management Of
these mines has been in the hands of
John P. Jacobson. William Grant, our
genial supervisor and merchant, is In.
terested in these mines. Recently
very rich ore was opened up in the Ell
dorado niue, one of the properties Of
the company. As soon As a tunnel,
now being carried through the hill, is
completed the mill will be run on a
better grade of ore aud will be kept at
work at less expense than hereto
fore.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02
Made Young Again.

"Oue of DIR. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put NE
in my 'teens' again" writes ID. II. Tur-
per of Dem pseytown, Pa. They're the
best 10 the world for Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
gripe. ouly 25c at H. H. Watkins drug
store.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

A splendid body Of high grade gold
ore was encountered few days ago in
the Earl tunnel, Stockton Hill. 1t is
reported that John Posey, who is OPP
Grating the property, Is considering the
erection Of ten stamp mill on the
property. Sufficient water can readily
be obtained in the canyon at the mine
for all milling purposes.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02
Possibility of Another Rush for Land

Possibility OF Nnothe' n"S"
Eastern journals, for some cause or
other. are making an attempt TO create
interest 10 the forfeited land grant OF
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad west OF
the Colorado river. The lands COM
prise about one million acres between
Barstow and Needles on both sides OF
the Santa Fe Pacific railroad. AT no
point in this vast territory Is there an
acre OF land under canal or in position
to be irrigated. At one time company
experimented with a dam in the sink
of the Mohave river, near Dagget, but
it failed to com plete the work. There
is much fertile land in the grant but
no water so far developed with which
to irrigate it. This is the true state OF
affairs and the poor mortals who flock
in there will be out of pocket. And
yet knowing this it is said there will be
thousands of home seekers on the
ground when the land is thrown open
next month. The lands are in lnyo
aud San Bernsrdino counties, Califor-
MIA, and Lincoln county, Nevada.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Last Wednesday morning the second
engine of a double header left the
track on a curve near Peach Spring,
but no one was hurt. Trains we're de.
laved several hours by the accident
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02
A Handsome and interesting journal.

A Handsome and Interesting journal.
The Pacific Coast Miner issued its
special Arizona edition last week and
it is one of the best numbers issued
on the Pacific Coast of any journal.
The paper is usually filled to the brim
with interesting mining matters, but
Ia this edition the editor surpassed
himself in behalf of Arizona's mining
interests.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Mrs. Foster s. Dennis and the chill
dren arrived in Kingman Thursday
morning from her home in Palo Alto,
California, and will probably remain
here in future. Kingman people are
pleased to welcome Mrs. Dennis to her
old home,
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

The steamer Searcblight, returning
from an upriver trip Wednesday even.
ing broke some of the wires of the
telephone line crossing the river near
Needles. The long distance line bet
weeu Needles and Kingman was not
injured
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

The new steamer Searchlight is re-
ceiviDg large quantities of freight for
up river points. 1t returned from a
trip to Quartette last Wednesday and
has large tonnage Of freight at the
wharf which will be loaded at once and
sail from the port of Needles today.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Many people will remember NJ. o.
Rollins, who, with his wife resided in
Cerbat about twelve years ago. Mr..
Rollins 10 now a resident of Bisbee,
where he is engaged in assaying, as.
sociated with G. r. Tinsley.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

President Roosevelt and staff will
pass through Kingmsn next Wednss-
day night at about the hour of 100
o'clock. No preparation has been
made for q demonstration at this place,
a. it is expected that the chief execu-
tive will be asleep.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

George W. Grayson, the we'll known
mining man of San Francisco, was in
Kingman several days this and last
week. Mr.. Grayson is pleased with the
outlook for mining in this county and
may invest II the right terms can be
obtained,
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Mrs. W. w. Dunbar departs this
evening for Oklahoma, where Mr.. Dun.
bar has prepared home. Her many
friends in Kingman will roget her de.
nartnre.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Last Saturday evening the Rebekah
degree and Odd Fellows celebrated
the anniversary of the order by SO.
cisl in the lodge room. The evening
was passed with music and games, af-
ter which luncheon was served.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

WANTED-To buy for cash Tor will
incorporate) developed mine, or
promising prospect. Address with full
particulars, Box X, this office.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Major w. A. Mensch and family Wis
tied the Enterprise mines the first OF
this week
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

An operator by the name of Hollo-
way had one arm badly crushed last
Wednesday morning at Truxton by a
train DIR. Ealy attended the man and
sent him to the hospital at Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Mrs. Maud Prather is visiting with
her mother and sister at the ranch
below town.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

H. G. Malloy is reported i'll at his
home on Stockton Hill. Mr.. Malloy
is superintendent of the Earl mine.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Mrs. l. d. Hilty and children have
joined Mr.. Hilty at SNOWFALL camp and
will remain there permanently.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Thomas McNeely has gone to his
Argo mine near the summit of Sherum's
Peak. The mine has a splendid show
ing of rich silver and lead.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02
Walks Without Crutch.s.

l was much afflicted with sciatics,
writes Ed. G. Mud, Iowaville, S,dgwick
Co., Kan, going about on crutches and
suffering deal of pain. l was induced
to try Billiards. Snow Liniment, which
relieved me, used three SOC b,ttles.
1t is the greatest liuineut ever used I;
have recommended it to mum Der of
persons, all express thems elves as be-
ing benefited by it. now walk with
out crutches, able to perform a gre'
deal of light labor on the farm 25c.
soc and Is at r. II. Watkins drrgst or,
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

We understand that County Recor-
der Feeny has been called to Kansas
City as a witness in the trial of mine
promoter, who was recently indicted
by the grand jury on charge OF mis-.
representation and fraud in setting ont
that he and his company owned several
mines In this county Oh Bill Williams
Fork, when he owned nothing. The
government is prosecuting the case.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

The board of supervisors is adver,
tising for bids for the construction Of
a branch Jail at Gold Road.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Bowers, of Trux.
ton, were Kingman visitors this week.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

Wednesday last the Arizona, Nevada
& California Telephone company com.
pleted connection with Mineral Park.
A telephone connection with the out.
side world has been necessary at Min.
eral Park for long time aud the peo-
pie will now give Il their support.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

II. p. Ewing and Hand Letter are
soon to go to the old Pittsburg mine,
where they will make extensive i'm.
provement. Mr.. Ewing took out car
load of good shipping ore while there
last month. This ore will soon De
shipped to the smelter.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

FRESH MILK--Will be delivered to
customers in any part Of Kingman.
ED. CARRow.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.

Last week the grand lodge Of Odd
Fellows met at Bisbee and transacted
a great deal Of business. The follow.
ing officers we're elected and installed:
J. E. Perry, Kingman, Grand Master;
G. t. Avery, Prescott, Deputy Grand
Master; A. Godfrey, Bisbee, Grand
Treasurer; n. A. Morford, Phenix, Benz.
Robinson, of Pres colt, Otto Putzer, of
Tempe, Grand Trustees. Frank p.
Trott, of Phenix, was elected Grand
Representative. We are pleased with
the selection of our fellow townsman,
j. E. Perry, to fill the most important
office in the gift of the grand lodge.
Mohave County miner., 1903-05-02

The geological survey corps ha-
com pleted its labors in the Chemehue
Wis Valley country and departed for
other fields. AT Bulls head work H.
still in progress sounding the stream
aud completing data for use Of the en-.
gineering department iu making esti.
mate Of the cost OF the dam projected
at that point. This dam will be the
first constructed under the arid land
act and will bring undtr cultivation
several hundred thousand acres of
land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
LAUNCHING TINE rs NEAR.
Yaehtsmen want Boats Ready BY Time
CUP Defe0ce Graft Meet.

.uA In
this month several OF the vessels ouioihs
In the many yards around this section will be
slipped into the mater and men on the ysr cs
nnishns .nem wiz oe rusnsu soa ~. tine the
n nst races are to be sailed in which the Cup
defenders will meet and all the builders are
a..inn -t,h this md IN yiev Yachts will
). nut in commission earlier this year than
o' Az The ! N Robbins ward in the Erie Basin
work Is being rushed on the new steam y"en. .
Hauoli. This yacht Is for +, NJ smith: ana
Is the lar gest steamsl being built this winter
She viii also be the fastest; and Ibis t rosn
ueht'y eipeeee a,r' sue wi a., .hn.a w.,.r.
than any Yacht o, he, sss IN a ,nses Se !.
soperin.enun. n.t ~ n Ssh 'c ~ IN March
the Ib ,n Yacht was in frame and the next day
her inner plates were In position. The yacht
=. No. Al, nlated and the rIyeters win soon
finish w their work. This yacht wiz oe
launched next month and she will be READY
for trial trip in May.
Dr. Jonn -. RAINIER nsvns T..."nr,,,.
sloop built by J. Ellis Sons az To!'e i,.,ae
Staten Island re- ss d so., b, I, IL .es neSs.
ine o, nm =, To- an the wsts, line. a feet
over al. ~ 'eee on ',ne h a,an,h,
Her frames are Of oak and the planking OF
cedar, copper fastened
G NJ Covell OF this city IL having an
auxiliary sloop built by Rogers Bros az
Bay shore She Is So feet over, all. "a feet
beam and will be fitted with i2-horse power
The Horse Shoe Harbor Yacht Club hn 3
elected these ofaoers: Commodore, william
treasurer, ii. c. Fryer secretary and ncet
ca plain, Lancaster Morgan; trustee. F.. c.
irifIenI ..,. -.
Dumbarton," snys the Yachting World. the
Important work OF making her steel racing
spar. was done at the same time by Messrs
Arrangement was effected mainly because
OF the pressure OF work at Dumbart0n On
this occasion the whole contract II well anead
of time, and Meesra. Denny nave tnefeiore
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CORBETT-M'GOVERN FIGHT.
little Betting In Town o. Yet-sportins Men
Getting Ready to wager Their Money.

Although the contest between Terry
McGovern and Young Corbett for the feather
weight cham pionship Of the world Is less
than ten days of but. little betting has been
INDUCED In on the outcome. There Is q
disposition to make McGovern the favorite.
and II present indications count for any
thing Terry will enter the ring at odds Of
10 to 2 on This may be because OF Cor
belts two recent fights against third raters.
The champion failed to make an impression
In these contests. and. according TO the re-
ports OF his battle with Eddie Hanlon, at
San Francisco. less than month ago. Cor
bett came within an ace OF being whipped
Corbett SAYS that he was In no condition
for that mill that he had been careless In
his hsbits and that he held Hanlon oheaply,
The Westerner. however. says that he VIII
siduops work at his training seem TO bear
the mill IL to be held II I27 pounus. weigh
in at O'Clock Both McGoyern. and Corbett
ALREADY are below this scale. McGovern Ia
in fine health and has suffered no Ill effects
from his recent attack Of the grip
All those who saw Corbett defeat McGoveTn
at Hartford few years ago think that the
champion can repeat the trick and are going
to back him again Max Hirsh; Hone Il
John Kelly, Georee Considine, Bob Hi
Fields. and Joe Rogers are all going to spec
Mo0overn's sdherents cannot see any one
in the hunt but Terry They figure that a
bet at amy old price" Is good Investment
Davy johnson heads the list Of Mctiovern
followers Dave has a wad Of four figures
to place on Terry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
COLUMBIA on THE WATER.
Carmen Take 10 the Harlem. and There
Are Not Enough Shells for All OF Them.

After three months Of machine work in
doors the Columbia crews went on the Harlem
for the frst time yesterday. Altogether
over a hundred men were on the water nj
different time. and there were not enough
boats to accommodate all tho oarsmen
Four eight-oared shells. two efGht-osred
hsrses. several four-oared craft. pair-oared
sies and single SOULS had been moved from
The Gould boathouse On the Hudson TO the
Harlem. but their total seating capacity
vss not over seventy and the oarsmen had
n row In turns Two new Fights will be
ready next month. and other boats may he
borrowed from the Harlem clubs in the
meantime.
The combinations In the several shells
Yesterday were temporary and The men will
be reseated this week when Coach Hanlan
be sins his annual weeding-out process The
men. a. a whole, are heavier than usual. and
according to Hanlan. stronger also The
work yesterday was encoursginG Tor ,he
frat day, but this IL explained by the TACT
that there were over .hir1 ve'f pnnsSsse
Stroke n c Townsend; !, Capt Bar
tholomew: a. O. 2. ,oLcughlin' William :
Rollins; T. A Nieoil ? John \ Maeder' ana
Hanlan was we'll pleased with the work OF
the freshmen whom. he descItbes a. very
likely lot He placed John Miller. who for,
meriy rowed for the New York 4 ana
B Corn who showed up well r. shs s iat reo
bos,s BLADE work will engage the attention
Of the men for several weeks and then the
details OF the Workmanship involved ~ me
Hanisn stroke will be taken up. Al IN ~
year 10 BE- a note worthy one for her rowing
Iatereafs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
,e..s Msses eos Ges~ss Gsrssss Matched
Tor Tea esus,s.

Peter Mahsr. IN sdd',lon to h,s "on'..'
~,h 40. ,it,m. tho Italian middle seisih'
xas ,.s,.rds, matched 10 hos o.orss Gard
No., "a Is~sI They are 90 have " out TOT
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...n,. IA Aski TUESDAY hish, q es,sh.
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~ ~. sb.i Il. do. nas lnind tho hsndi, ",
~ H. LAs alfsads ns, . s1n,l"f ~ Lsap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
m, s.,sse 10 Lave Colombia.

DIR Watson Lewis Savage. Who has served
a. di,.c,or Of the gymnasium at Columbia
T,iyersi,y since the removal Of the institution
q, los new site. n isss. has resigned his posi-
lion and will leave the university In the iail
Dt savage will remain throughom the sun
w. i,',,,sss In gymnastics and physical eduoa-
TON His loss will b" severely frlt ny We
stI,d. nts az Columbia. as he has a'aea We
n, r.oIs. z Meyian Of Bo-'on. who sas
,e..nriy called Toe Columbia TO b. iprdi.sI
adviser aud adlunc, proisssI !" pssn II,
sssaSs as the regular director 81 III" uni
yerrlty gymn0slui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
Sair,a, nal esban l:ames.

The Normal College Junior basketball
team yesterday defe a,ed the Adelphi Academy
fire. shmsn team In the gymnasium OF the
latter In the hrst period OF the play Miss
Uaisht shot three goals for Adelphi white for
Normal. seven goals from the held were Gagged
In ,h. s~cond period the Adsiphians earh.d
points more The final score was Normal Col
iese ~ niors. D. points Adslphi College fresh
men, 10 points a.. -.
n,ooklyn the attraction yesterday was the
return match bsissen ih. prsu institute
Hlsh school si,is team ehd The team OF Nc
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Inc BsInort 0ivis bsskribsll team. ocsn-
pessd " the tesahefs % Pabs hc.sa 40
ssasoa s..isrda, In a splendidly contested
NATL sith the ~ M tssm 81 the normal
nsin,on, o polnis y, M, . poin's
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M pr,oce,.n.Columb, Football Game.

4, Was learned at Columbia University
,..s,a,dav from one who IL closely identineo
with the university's football interests 'he.
there will be no game with Princeton neh'
fan There has been no Disagreement be
,,,a.o the two institutions. nor Is there any
an. feeling whatever. the game having been
abandoned by mutual consent IN 'he IN
teres,s of the two college schedules. I've,
since it was announced that Columbia mac
,.ad 20 NAV Yale again this year the
az feared That. with the regular games
mn Pennsyivanin. Annapolis and browh,
the continuance q the Princeton game TSI be
n'es. ...i,ion ~ Columbias mistake In forfne
wears In attempting too many hard sanies" a.
Princeton also was no, very y HnS'SS have We
a,,,ihn,ed their defeat by Yale 10 the severe
game with Columbia, which resulted ~ IN,
iuries TO Knfer and Burke. competing 'he'h
10 retire for the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
NEW nOAT FOR CAMBRIDGE CREW.
Ilght Blues Considered Certain winners o.
This Yesr's Intervarsity Race.
Special caae Despatch TO THE SUI


JospoS. March 81. 49, The Cambridse
Varsity crew. which at present seems certain
to win the boat race this year, has been prae,
Using occasionally in a boat OF new mouei
designed by Spencer Gollan and Tom SUN,
van This has been beneficial. as the modei
needs nne workmanship and a sharp De.
Ginning Of all together or she will refuse 70
Oh. "a centre seated. as the American
and Continental boats, She is much shorter
than the ordinary racer. but somewhat Ioh nssp
than Headmsster Wares design. the INC"
siidins I'M within an inch Of their Work ...
The slides are so arfan ns he .p punnsr uphill
involving steSdIer leg work Down an AZ, 'f is
hucL eting 10 any but a hrst-class crew ou.
Srstssiass men, such as the isGs Shhs nave very very
s sISi entry lines The hull which is S Sf the
vsnal pattern, is adapted 20 the sho1se.
, n,uri The width il also not greater. The
Hoor h carried very far aft 6u, t ihs surface
friction l. skilfully REDUCED The rum ,,vs srs
iigh, between strokes Inc pS S ,han The
nomsa home with less water Inside ,hsil inc
other model. and the men are mnch or''''
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irving Ciirin; treasurer. A. l.. Pierson. and
captain. q. Kent.
pv,cce,sn Does Not Favor Foul strike Rule.
PRINCETON. n. j.. March 7i.-There has
been some discussion here this spring as 70
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