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Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29
Mine Warning Notice |.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Tub and Gen mines, situated in the Wallapai mining district Mohave county, Arizona, are under bond n parties working the same, and that neither the said mines nor the owner thereof will be re. sponsible for any labor or debts contracted or injuries sustained by any employer or em ploye in the operation of said mining properties That all operators engage in such servlce a, their own risk, and that no debt is valid agains, said mines or the owner thereof.
 T. l.. AIRES. San francisco, Cal. July g, 1901.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29
Mines of the County

It is reported that work is showing up great ore bodies in the Azalia mine, over in the Weaver district.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29
Mine Warning Notice

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Columbian Boxer, Kitchen Millste and Running Bird mining claims, in San Francisco mining dis trict, Mohave county, Arizona, are under lease and bond to parties working the same aud that neither the mines nor the un. dersigned owner thereof will be responsi. ble for any labor or debt contracted, nor in. juries sustained by any employer or empoye in working said property; and that no employ. CT or emplOye is the agent of the owner for any purpose whatever and that all operative. engage in such service at their own risk. and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said mining claim or their owner.
 P. F. COLLINS. Aug. 15,' 1904.
 First insertion Aug. 20.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

J. H. Johnson has opened up splen. did body of ore on the Bryan mine, Stockton Hill. The ore carries values in gold, silver and copper.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

s. c. Bagg, General manager of the New Comstock mining com pany, came in from Los Angeles Wednesday last, accom panied by Ii. O. Howard, min- ing man of San Francisco, and the two gentlemen departed yesterday morn. ing for the mines of the company at Pyramid It is understood that Mir. Howard, backed by syndicate of Sau Francisco capitalists, has taken bond on the New Com stock properties and will begin operations under the bond right away. A shaft will be sunk to a depth of 30) feet and the ground will be thoroughly exploited above that point. Pending the sinking of the shaft drifts will be run off from the 20) level and the ore taken from the opening will be milled to ascertain its milling value. MT. Bagg has. just made a run of ore from the 60 foot level, talk. ing out width of eight feet, which gave battery sam pie of IFS to the ton. It is expected that thirty feet in width of the vein will run lOS.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

Orders for the starting up of the Golden Gem mine were received this week and several men went out Thurs. day to go to work in the property. It is presumed that a milling plant will be erected at ouce near the mine and that ores from the Gem and several other properties will be tested.
 The Kingman Volcanic Tufa Go. has bsen organized in Los Angeles, with an office in Kngman. It's purpose is to utilizs the material from the Metcalfe quarry west of town for building and other purposes. It. has been fouhd adaptible, when ground and mixed with oil, for an elastic waterproof paint for cement work and masonry, and the new company will push it for this purpose.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

Hon. Thomas E. Ludlam and wife of Sea Isle City, New Jersey, arrived in Kingman :his week. Mr. Lndlam is the president of the Union Pass min. ing company. which has just let con. tracts for large amount of work on the mines near Meyer We'll. We m. derstand that the winze in the main tunnel will be carried down abo mt two hundred feet aud the vein crosscut and drifted on at that point. The vein Is an immense one and it is pIobabl that good milling ore w,ll be opened up in the shaft. Itis reported that ore running as high as 5O5 per ton was found in this wlnze.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29
Dissolution of Copartnership

Notice is hereby given that the CO. partnership of Carter & Cohenour is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Carter will con inue the business, collecting all bills due the firm and paying all accounts.
 J. F. CARTER,
 J. N. CoHENoUR. Acme, Arizona, Oct. 20. 1904.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

We handle everything from cork screw to a quartzmill Send us your order, or come yourself, and you will be forcibly impressed with the great and varied stocks we carry. We can fill orders at all times tor Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishings, every class and description of Canned Goods, Fresh and Dried Fruits, Hams, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Beans, Yeast Powders, Cheeses and Butter, Dainties Tobacco and Cigars. Miners can be fitted out with every necessity. Hardware and Crockery, both shelf and heavy. You have but to give us your order and we guarantee to fill it in every detail *
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29
Democratic Ticket

Democratic Iicke sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
 FOR PRESIDENT
 ALTON B. PARKER
 OF NEW YORK
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT
 HENRY G. DAVIS
 OF WEST VIRGINIA FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS- MARCUS A. SMITH For Territorial Council
 FRANK l.. HUNT For House of Representatives
 P.F. COLLINS For Probate Judge CHARLES METCALFE For District Attorney
 FRED w. MORRISON For Sheriff.
 WALTER BROWN For Treasurer
 WILLIAM HEIMROD For Recorder
 THOMAS MCNEELY For Supervisors
 VIM. B. STEPHENS.
 JOHN MULLIGAN For Justice of the Peace Kingman-
 ANSON H. SMITH For Constable
 GEORGE AIRES For Justice of the Peace Glenwood-
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

Handsom line of flannel dress pat terms at the Emporium.
Mohave County miner., 1904-10-29

For Justice of the Peace Kingman-
 ANSON H. SMITH For Constable
 GEORGE AIRES
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

v>s AT, drink be merry that lively adopted
80 Ef@
< lively every
while the theaters
which
the George Washington Hospital lent the air other
Of entertainment
another delightful success in the musicale the
White House Thursday distinguished
at dinner Public afed
Mrs Roosevelt dinner whispered
question going the
former issuing these
angshed least the present burning
desire to see ones they the
next morning will be doomedo disappointment However these first
early winter entertainments affairs" White
this rule Of disseminating the list midwnter
eranments and certainly not to the functions
Day of Secretary
ary Hitchcock. Secretary Mrs
tart Panama Mrs Shaw in Iowa Mrs Wynne siy engaged in paying
visits to other Cabinet Wilson disposed of the
other members wives houses closed
Mrs Morton always
her drawing
lending his services in entertaining the male callers Mrs Chalmers
oho MIS- Moons house guest assisted her as aid Miss Morton
her house Pennsylvania Hoyt
BY some happy coincidence dainty
sh e gowns trimmed with creamy lace but SO also did Mrs Chalmers
Miss hecafe and Miss Hoyt all together making charming
the erean-inted drawing
At enjoyed visit that elegant and de-
htu official remaining enough greet her
guests and then inviting them Miss
Hitchcock poured tea and chocolate and there desire
han strictly formal
Mrs Aietealf received for the first time, James
matte e people ana 5a m W94 Large number Of Official and dP
coming gown lace must Dc
the New Willard Wednesday night when the students .,
the George washington University and several hundred
the dement, oil the hospital Of that university
great interest of the people of the General and
Mrs Chnee supper room and otherwise lent them
serves the spirit of the Needha
the former president OF the university and Dr. Mum
the former of the O the school
There dinners unchons breaking the mo-
nny until yesterday with the closing doubling
the record Of former partial quiet of Sunday with
~
Ihere promise
again the dbuantes will offering entertainment for So
ey Mrs Reginald de Koyen viii going presenting her
accomplished daughter Miss Ethel
day afternoon indulge in dancing Mrs ~ =
Black and Mrs Nrooman will Black at tea At m
Nlneenh Street Tuesday; c.
Corna Mercer her charming following d and the
Bolivian minister take the same da ~
day Tor presenting their attractive daughter
SATURDAY the Secretary of the Navy Morton win nres
Ihe daughter Miss Pauline Morton
hundred guests all Of whom love and admire be %
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tickets are selling. all OF the representa-
tive dancing contingent Of Washington
viii be present.
Whatever discOuTa cement may have
been put in the way OF the youthful
president. Miss Katharine CullOm Ridge
". at the beginning have now disap-
peared, and the bathrooms Will be taxed
10 accommodate ali those who wish TO
dance for the benefit of the Junior Re
public boys.
A funny little incident occurred when
the charming society girls wanted 10
secure the Willard bathrooms for this
event. the persons In charge almost
freezing them with the remark that,
The hotel management was not very
anxious 10 let the bathrooms much this
winter" However. when they found
that il was the charming girls wao
would dance. and not a lot Of ROSTER
ing boys. they became quite satisfied
even cordial and gave the ballroom up
with ayidity.
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DebutanteS

Senior De Azpiroz the Mexican amba S.
addoc. and Sonora de Approx presented
their younger daughter, Miss Belen jse
Azp.roz, 20 society az q large tea al the
embassy yesterday afternoon. All Of the
Diplomatic Corps, official society. with
whom these Mexican representative are
great fsvor.tes. and society people gen
orally attended the presentation, not
Wlthstanding big snow storm which
RACED all day ana afternoon.
Baroness MOucheur wife OF The Bel
gian minister. and Mrs. John W. Eos
ter ser"ed IN the tea room, while
among the younger contingent Of so-
eiety 20 assist in caring FOR the guests
we're Miss Durand, daughter of the
british ambassador; Miss Walker-Afar-
t.hez' daughter OF the Chilean minister;
MIG des Pcrtes. daughter Of the coun-
seior OF the French embassy; Miss Bate
man Miss Switzerland. Nine Gamboa.
aAd Mime. Iorez. wives OF attaches ~
The embassy staff: Miss Ashman and
Hiss Handy. Senorita de Azpiroz wore
a charming gown o. soft white mate
rial, and the big embassy was q COM
Elete bower OF flowers. an OF the
members Of the Diplomatic Corps and
others remembering the event with for
al offerings.
Miss dc Azpir0z is On every way one
OF the most attractive of this year
buds. speaks English nuently, as well
ttE several other languages. and has
h1d The best advantages the schools OF
lhls country AFFORD. She is the frsf
debutantc from an ambassador falnIlv
10 he presented iu Washington for som.
years past.
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Personal GOSSIP

Mrs. Ada C. James. Of 947 Rhode ISL
and Avenue. has as guests her daush-
tiers. Mrs Thomas II. Means. Of Los
Angeles. and Mrs. Walter King Stone.
of New York. who viii remain with
her until after the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Means and Mr.. stone viii join The
family for the holidays.
Naval Constructor Frank b. Zahm,
who replaces Naval Constructor John
d. Beuret. l. 5. y, has arrived in
Washington with his wife and her
mother. Mrs. p. l. Collins. and has
taken apartments at the Farragut for
the season.
AIR and Mrs. Loud. the former Repre-
sentative from California. are stopping
at the Arlington for a short visit.
Senator DIETRICH and Miss Dietrich
have taken apartments al the Arlington
for this session of Congress. RepTesen-
tative and Mrs. Lowering viii also make
their home at the Arlington for the
winter.
Mrs. John D. Smoot, her daughter
Miss Julia Smoot, and her SONS, Alden
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

Sixteenth Street An exquisite eoy,r
OF white chiffon over white aatir srI
,.iiliiieu win IRISH lace. was worn by
-l'ss stevens. who is an attractive girl
81 ulshined manners The large guam
Dty OF flowers sent her We're disposed
oL III al or the rooms Of the first floor
% the residence, and presented fine
array OF peIishahle and costly tokens.
MISS Elkins, Miss Caroline Hun Mis-
mary Switzerland. Miss Alice Miller
MISS GWendolin Cummings. Miss Kath-
aIlne Wood. and Miss Jane Cook OF
ban lmoro were the girls who assisted
In entertaining the guests.
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I. William Lehr Of New York. spalding
Lowe jenkins. Roand E. Harvey. Sher-
lock Swami. @. Graham Archer James
Madison Thompson Henry ". Williams.
J. 4. y. FeudietOu. The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand g.
LatTObe
Mrs. Ella BaI-ron announces the en-
gageTent Of her daughter. Jessie De
Greed BartrOn. 90 j. Robert Sharp Of
Altoona, Pa. the marriage 90 take place
IN the early spring.
The announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF the Rev. Stanley
Billheimer. formerly pastor OF the
Georgetown Evangelical Lutheran
Church. and Miss Mabel Richardson. Of
y Street northwest The marriage will
take place on the evening of December
IS. at the home OF the bride. Mr.. Bill
heimer now has charge OF the Lutheran
Church at York Springs. Pa.
The engagement is announced ofsMiss
Ada Dudley Meade, Of Yonkers, y. y,
10 Roswell Roberts Brownson. son OF
Capt William y. Rrownson. L. s. y,
superintendent of the Naval Academy.
Miss Meade Is the elder daughter OF the
.ate Rev. Philip Nelson Meade, a we'll
known Episcopal cler9V-man. and
eat-granddaughtcr of Bishop Meade.
OF Virginia
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

smoot and Frank Smoot. have returned.
after an absenee abroad of two years.
The family have taken house at SO6s =
Street.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs Wallace Rad
clifTe will receive the members and ad-
herents OF New York Avenue Church at
the manse. 1896. r Street. on Monday
evenings December Z and 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. OF
New York. the latter a sister OF the
President. viii give a dinner dance al
The S. Regis December 2. in honor or
their debutante daughter, Miss Corinne
Robinson
The Rev. DR.. Gibson, of Trinity
Church. and Mrs. Gibson viii be in
formally a home to their friends on the
evenings of next week before removing
To Westminster. Md, where DR.. Gibson
has received call
Mrs. Frank Anderson. wife OF Medical
Inspector Anderson, row fleet surgeon
OF the SdSh Atlantic squadron. has re-
turned to Washington after an absence
Of three months spent in travelling ana
visiting friends in New York and Is
established Tor the winter at - JefIeT-
SUI 1iA@-Les
Mrs William Britton and Miss Walker
viii be at home Thursday. December IS.
in their apartments at 232l Eighteenth
Street northwest.
Mrs. HigginsOn. wife OF Rear Admiral
r J. Higginson. United States Navy. at
the navy yard. this city. win be at home
Mondays untl Lent
Miss Lucy Aldrich and Miss Elsie Aid
rich. daughters of Senator and Mrs.
AIdrich viii sail for Europe next week
60 spend the winter.
Miss Miriam BrylaWski, OF Baltimore.
has been IN the city attending 10 arrang-
ing her apartment. which che VIII occupy
after her marriage TO Alexander Wolf,
of this city.
Brig. Gen. W. 2. Rogers. L. S. A. re-
tired. and Mrs Rogers. who have been
stopping az 1871 X Street, are now tenn
porarily located al 11Z2 Vermont Avenue
this city.
Mime. WaddingtOn. who is likely 70
spend the rest of the winter here Win
Continued on Page Six, This Seetion-)
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Luncheon

Secretary Of the Navy Moody will en-
teftain "a stag party at luncheon tods,-
ana the Austrian ambassador and Rsr-
oness Hengelmuller will give The 6rst
OF their series Of evening receptions to-
night
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Dances.

The Junior Republic ban at the New
Willard Friday night stirs the blood
of the young folks with true spirit of
the times. ana according 10 the way
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

Miss Biddle entertained at "a luncheon
Yesterday in compliment TO Mrs. Chat
Zee. Other guests were Mrs. GIlesDi,
Mrs. Leach. wife Of Colonel Leach; airs
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

Symons, Mrs. John a. Johnston Mrs.
Biddle Porter and Mrs. Burr
Mrs. Herbert Lewis, of PetwOrth. en-
tertained friends at luncheon Thursday
in honor of Miss Horton. OF BrattlebOr0,
Vt, who is the guest Of Mrs. c. V.
Meyerhoffer, 4i24 Eighth Street north
west
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a
and
societ eneraly.
s 0 o
bune 0 presented TO tie gay I season
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Weddings.

The wedding Of Miss Mabel Blumen-
/ thai and Nathan Kaufman, OF Provi-
dcnce r. J., which takes place at 6
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Miss Marion Stevens. daughter or sIrs.
FREDERICK a.. Stevens, was presented ID
society az large tea yesterday after
noon az the home Of her mother l62s
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+ pIa va hgh noon we'd
w @ 10 her father eord6 Ter altar giving
Berry c ct LImbr
wi m i cat n omof AIr dNrs C. ertoBSr
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Dinners

Admiral and Mrs. Dewey entertained
a dinner party at their Rhode Island
Avenue house last night Ia honor of the
French ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand Invited 20 meet them were the
Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur Mr.. and Mrs. MacToagh. Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson. Admiral and Mrs.
Rodgers, General and Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
Hope Slater. Mr.. and MS. Francis
Riggs. General Crozier and Admired
Caps.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

o'clock tomorrow at Rauseher's viii be
one of the prettiest Of the season The
Moral scheme viii be carried out in yell
low and white chrysanthemums.
The maid OF honor viii be the sister
or the bride. Miss Sadye Blumenthal
the best man viii be Carl Kaufman.
or ArbOn, Switzerland. fiance Of the
maid Of honor and brother Of the groom.
The brides niece. Hortenae Dreyfoos. is
the flower girl.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

Al the wedding Of Miss Fernando
Charlotte Latrobe and Osmund Howard
Harvey which takes place IN the En-
manuel Church, Baltimore. December q.
the bridal party will include Miss Viz
ginia Latrobe, maid of honor. and Miss
Laura Swami of New York; Miss LYDIA
Loring and Miss Isabel May Of Wash
ington, Miss Harriet Brown Miss Bev-
erly James, Miss Eleanor A. Moafc. Miss
Katharine Bruce and Miss Mary Peter.
bridesmaids. The best man will be W.
Ewing Harvey, and the ushCrs viii be
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

A wedding Of interest 10 their many
friends In this CRY occurred ri Oakton.
Va. Wednesday evening. the contract
Inn parties being two daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. il. Speer. Miss Almira
Frances Speer became the bride Of Les
ter McCreery OF Oakton. and Miss Carrie
Bell Speer was united in marriage TO
EDWIN III. Harris OF Loudoun county.
Va. The ceremonies were performed bv
FUV. Mr. Munday at the family resi-
H'nce m the presence of a small gather
s of relatives and intimate friends.
ID ny handsome gifts testified TO the
4" 1ularity Of the brides. After the we'd
10. * refreshments were served.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

Senator and MRS. Foraker have issUed
Invitations for a dinner Thursday. lie,
cerlber o.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Blumentkal, Of n Street,
viii give "a large family dinner today in
honor Of the marriage of their daughter,
Mabel, 60 Nathan Kaufman. Of PrCvi-
deLce. =. J.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

The Rev. Dr. Gibson, OF Trinity
Church. and Mrs. Gibson viii be in
formally at home to their friends on the
evenings of next week before removing
to Westminster. Md. where DR.. Gibson
has received a call.
The Washington times., 1904-12-11

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Mrs John D. Smoot, her daughter.
Miss Julia Smoot. and her SONS, Alden
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-24
Copyright. iUi, by d. Appleton L Co, Nov Yorh.
(Chapter Nv1I. cont,nucd)

He saood, with the tears tricknn
down his rugged old face, a picture O.
shame and sorrow.
One by one the big guns that ringeu
the city ceased to pour their shot up
on the town. as the English saw the flag
come down. Although the heavy
smoke still hung low in the sodden air.
a silence ominous and gloomy for the
Frenchmen succeeded the roar of the
cannonsde. The ships in the harbor
were soon black with men. From the
meadows OR the Plains Of Abraham
the sound Of cheering could be heard
family and down by the st. Charles
gate, whore the columns of the Eng
lish were masssd. came back an echo
knell Of the province.
Maj. Ioannes. reluctantly comply
ing. while bitterly protesting, was dis
patched with a white flag to Gen.
Townsh ends headquarters. With the
cessation OF the BON bardment the
townspeople, regardless of the rain
poured into the streets. The plateau
with people shouting, gesticulating,
laughing, crying. sobbing like mad
The grim old governor. with the Off
GERS about him stood al the foot Of
the hagstaff looking over ina marvel
Gus prospect which should never again
belong 70 France. Presently Joannes
returned
The terms, ma jor?" cried the gov
ernor.
The garrison 10 march out with
the honors Of war. with their arms,
two pieces of cannon, and 90 rounds:
afterward 10 he transported 70 France
with such of the townspcople as Oh Dose
10 go with them The free exercise Of
our religion permitted and the rights
and property of the people respected"
And the alternative, monsieur"
Immediate attack
Have you the paper"
Within my breast. sir" answered
Joannes.
Let US go 10 the chateau: We Will
sign it,
Presently the two rNappesred on the
terrace.
Say 10 the English that the people
are starving, and ask them in the name
ri the women and children to send us
something TO eat at once" said the
governor.
Ioannes saluted turned away. and
was gone. The people watched him
disappear in silence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-24

WELL
RATION saw Anne de Rohan
daily after that She kept
her promise. and, touched
by her dependence. he did
the same, Yet not without struggle,
for the effort told on each OF them.
She had ventured into his room timor-
his love to express itself only through
the medium OF his eyes which drank
in her beauty as the held the rain, she
had become somewhat reassured and
had not hesitated 70 con to his cham
Der more frequently.
1t was lucky for hin hat her rela-
tive had died before he fen A. her door,
and it was also fortunate that. uncon-
scously, the frank freedom of Annes
American blood permitted her 10 do
things TO which. as a French girl, she
could never have consented She was
thoroughly French il her emotions
and quite American In her instincts-a
delightful combination indeed.
Meanwhile. under The skilled nurs-
ing ne received. aided by a sound and
vigorous constitution, he made rapid
progress toward recovery from his
wounds. The FIRST time he sat up In
his chamber Anne happened to be with
him. Jean Remand had dressed him
and assisted him TO a capacious chair
which was placed near the window
and from which he had clear view
OF the street. The little family, by
Anne's orders had kept close at home,
and the tremendous events which had
eliminated in the surrender OF the
town were as yet unknown TO them.
The rain, VIII had been drearily
pouring down for day or two, had
cleared away, and the september sun
was shining brilliantly outside. Inc
day was mild. the air balmy, and
Philip sat Il the open window drink
Ing in the freshness OF the morning.
re locked hsndsomer than ever to
the girl who stood by his side The
unusual pallor OF bis Illness had been
modiaed and faint flush OF color
upon has pale cheek told OF returning
health.
There was a blowing OF buglcs.
rafting OF drums. the sound OF martial
music heard in the street They
listened. 1t grew louder Troops were
approaching.
THOSE are not French drums said
Grarton. "Hark! 'Tis an English roll
Ihey are playing the British Grena-
diers! What has happened
He leaned forward an1iously. but
Anne checked his motion to rise, and
thrust her head out OF the window.
soldisIs are approaching she said.