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Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22

]. W. Nicholas, assistant manager
of the Octave mines, near Prescott,
visited with friends in Kingman sew
eral days last week.
J. S. Withers was a Prescott this
week and secured several big teams
of mules which will be put in commiss-
ion hauling to the various camps.
Rev. J. NJ. Ocheltree returned to
Kingman last night, bringing his fam
lily with him. He will hold services
at the church tomorrow evening at
7:3O. All are invited.
The Santa Fe is having its carrying
capacity taxed to the limit to handle
the immense passenger traffic offered.
Besides its four big daily trains from
the east it is compelled to run an
extra limited to Los Angeles from
Chicago daily until the first of Febru-
airy.
A telegram was received by J. S.
Withers, this morning, from Mrs. R.
A. Robertson, conveying the informa-
ton that Mr.. Rob ,rtson was suffering
from an attack of pneumonia and
that he also had heart trouble and
liver complaint, but that there was
hoT es for his recovery. Mr.. Robertson
is in Oakland under the care Of one of
the ablest physicians on the Pacific
coast.
Ed. Williams has sold his ranch on
the Big Sandy to Frank Kuykendall,
of San Diego, and has removed his
family to Kingman, where they will
reside for some time. Mr.. Williams
is interested in mines in the lower end
of the Wallapais, and also the tung-
stem mines in the Aquarius range.
These latter mines will be worked as
soon as the SHOWS leave the mountains
and weather conditions settle.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22

Report comes from Eldorado Canyon
that the big d. ed ring plant of Colo
rLdo River Dredging company, which
was sunk by the recent heavy rise in
the Colorado river, had its machinery
practically destroyed by the drift
wood and heavy timbers beating
against it while it laid submerged.
The loss is said to be complete, the
stockholders of the concern getting
nothing whatever for their expendi-
ture of about 2OO,O OOS.
A carload of machinery stands at
Union siding for the Expansion Gold
Mines company, which the lack OF
teams make it impossible to haul out
to he mines at Union Pass. The CON-
pany has been badly handicapped in
the completion of its milling plant by
reason of the failure TO get teams to
haul machinery and supplies to the
mines. 1t is expected that this condi-
tion will soon be obviated by the ar
rival of several big teams from other
parts of the territory.
D. S. Richards came in from Chic
ride Thursday evening last to attend
to important business. He reports
that a small force of men is being work.
ed on the 200 level of the Midnight in
exploring that level.
h. F. Best and wife, of Treasure
Hill, were Kingman visitors last Tues
day, coming to town to attend to some
| important business.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22

Mesdames Ida Crozier. Lottie Crozier
Kingman visitors last Wednesday
evening, coming here to meet Mrs.
Charles Ballard.
About one hundred teams are now
at work on the big dyke that is des-
tined to prevent the overflow of the
Colorado river on the low lying lands
of the Mohave Valley. This work
will require a number of months to
complete and the employment of
several hundred teams and men. The
concentrators have just completed a
similar enterprise on the Colorado
river at the BLY, the estate.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They do the work whenever you re
quire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, gloominess into joyousness.
Their action is so gentle one don't
realize they have taken a purgative.
Sold by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22
Mohave County
Chamber of Mines

Meets at 7;30 every Monday
night, in Room 6, George
Building. Kingman. Members
and visitors are cordially invited
Come up and see what organ
lied boosting is doing for this
county.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22

amberlain's Cough Remedy is not
a common, everyday cough mixture.
1t is a meritorious remedy for all the
troublesome and dangerous compiler
tions resulting from cold in the head,
throat, chest or lungs. Sold by all
dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22

WE have also some Of the best mining
w property in the Territory for sale. In
formation on application
Mohave County miner., 1910-01-22
MOhdve
County
Miner

Is the most important weeky mining pubhca-
tons in the Territory of Arizona. 1t IS pub
Esled in the heart Of one Of the greatest min
ing sections Of the world. IF you would keep
posted on the mining matters Of the big camps
of this section you will have to become a sub
scnber to this paper. Price IS yearly.
SMITH g. SA WYER, Pubs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
THE ENGLISG ELECTION.

The first engagement In the fight for
tariff reform, CREST navy and hs so
p,emscy of the lordsas against free trade
reform Of the House of Lords and home
rul, ended Saturday night With neither
party in commanding position. The
results OF the polling Saturday tend TO
couRrm The forecast that the iberala will
retain control OF the government with a
greatly reduced majority.
The unionista have gained 40 encourag.
Ing il nber of seats, although less than
The 29 which they expected to take aHay
from the liberals ont of the "a bslloted
for.
at the closs OF Saturdays ballo!ing he
standing of the various parties, including
uucontested seats, was as follows:
Unionlsta, 4S; liberals, 81; laboritep,
s; nstIonalis,s. s. UnioDist gains, 10;
liberal gsios, 8; labor gains over liberalf'
l; no change. 50.
waldorf Astor and Sir II. Mortimer
Durapd, former ambassador 70 tne
United States, who contested the two
Plymouth seats as unionIsts. we're de-
tested, bat Gu. down tina. cit,'s liberal
maiarity from 3. 367 10 1906 10 946.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Panic 10 a Hospital.

New York, Jan. II -PaieuIs in the
female surgical. ward oil Beth lsrae
Hospital we're panic.sricken today when
bottle of ether exploded and the FIRE
spread through the operating room Of
the hospital. Many of the women we're
asleep, snd when the ether exploded
With a lul report they were panic
stricken when they aWoke,
The woman who was 10 be operated
upon Vas completely covered with the
burnlng fald aud her bed took Gre. The
FIRE Has Bmo!bered With blanket be.
fore she Vas badly hurt.
Through The csolness of Miss Dresser,
nurse, the flames we're put cut aud the
patients ouieted. When the FIRE en-
giues arrived there Vas nothing for them
TODD.
The ether ignitcd from the fame OF q
caodie that was beside the bed OF the
patient,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
RIOTS IN NAPLES.

A riot occurred 8! Naples yesterday,
arising from dIacon :ent, due to the in
crease in the rents of Workmen'a Fousea
A huge procession paraded in tbe fore
ooon and halted at tho town ball, whers
dcputation conferred with the mayor,
Who promised that the municiI atty
.ould contribute 81, 800, 600 for building
#orkman's dwellings. Meanwhile, The
crowd Outside, who we're displaying q
black lag, became impatient and threat
ened TO rush the !own ball. The police
charged and fighting followed, in which
q police captains hssd was broken with
club, and several policemen and mauy
rioters we're Injured. The arrival of
troops prevented the mob from triumph.
Jog. Il ia estimated that 20, 600 persons
we're involved in the tioling. The dla.
,urbapces continue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Governors Messaee

Richmond, Jan. 17.-Toe governor
| sent a message to toe Genera! Assembly
today transmitting copy OF the resoln
ton of Congress proposing an amend
nent to the constitution of the Uoitsd
States. The proposed amendment is "a
| follows:
"Ar,cls XVI. The Congress shall
have power to lsy and collect taxes on
| incomes, from whatever source derived,
| without spporsionnsrt among the seq
eral states, ADD without regard to any
census or enumeration"
Governor Swanson In his message says:
''fhe effect of the proposed amend
meut is to confer upon The federal gov.
ernmen! the power to impose and collect
revenue upon incomes. JCstioe anG
fairness demand lba! the federal goT-
eminent should not only have the powsr
but should also collect large par! OF lie
revenue by fair lax upon incomes. The
expenditures of the fed .fal government
are rapidly increasing each gear. At pres
ent most OF it's vast revenue is collected
OF tsx upon sumptior--!bus the
people are taxed on what ths7 need, DOL
on VIA! they possess. A fair system OF
taxation should be based on the sbuu-
dance of the people and not on their
Necessities. A tax upon consumption
works 10 the great disadvantage OF The
mas,aa of the psople who arc made tc
bear al Unfair part CT the burden of tag
alton. The present greatly Increased
cost OF living 10 almos. every direction
bears uumis.akab!e testimony to thu evil
effects accralDg from placing upon con.
sumption The very hssvy burdens Of
federal taxation. A fair tex upon in
comes makes The government share In
Tho prosperity OF liz cit'z,ns. This kind
OF goVerumen.sl ezRetion only comes
f1om those alta to pay.
'Mauy cogent reasons readily present
themselves tor conierring upon the fede.
raj government the power contained 10
the proposed constitutional amendment.
81 earnestly recommend that the Cen
eral Assembly OF Virginia promptly grant
its approval OF the proposed amendment
TO The federal constitution"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Plead Guilty

New York, Jsn. 17.-Ohsrles R.
Helks, secretary AID treasurer CT the
American Sugar r iniug Company, OF
New York (the importing company, aud
eeratnry OF the American Sugar Refining
Of New jersey he parent orgsniza.iop),
~ith the FIVE former checkers indicted
sith him lie blanket indictment oil.
fgiag conspiracy to dcfraud the govern.
men, appssrsd before federal Judge
Hugh, today TO piesd TO the ind!c'.
meut. John r. Stancbfeld, who bad
been retained b II ike, Obtained an dd.
uTnmsot Of week. HEike vas released
n IS 900 bail and bis associates in
$1,000 each until the case comes up
next week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Virginia News.

Congressman Csrlef G!sss yesterday
addressed the Y d. c. A 10 Lvcchburg,
taxing for his subjeci, 1.-The Young hau
In Politics."
Rev. Thornton Wcaling, OF Dallas,
Tez., has accepted the coll to the paste.
rate of The Second Prts,y terian Church,
Norfolk. DR.. Whaling Id a native of
Virginia
E1.Msyor Thomas P. Wallace, Of
Fredericksburg was stricken with paIaly.
sis 10 the left side on Saturday. His
friends are apprshsnsive as to his cordi.
ton. He Sas taken to M0r5 Washing.
to1 Hospital 10 that city.
Judge Samuel W. Williams, attorney.
general.elect OF Virginia, aho is in.
dic!ed in the Mcdowell County Court Of
West Virginia for assaulsing Judge
Jos ph Saunders, formerly OF the Yves!
Virginia Supreme Court with an ink
we'll. left Richmond yesterday for Welcb,
". Va, where bis trial Will be called to-
dag. 1t is believed that the trial will be
postponed.
Member of Governor STanson's staff
presented him Saturday night with q
handsome punch bowl and massive silver
waiter at tie close of beautiful dinner
which he gave at the mansion to mem
bers OF his stsf and their wives. COL.
Eogene O. MRsaie, chief of a:ef,
made The pressntstion speech to which
the governor responded most happily.
John W. Kennedy, convicted traip
wrecker and murderer, who escaped from
| Jail in 8 auntou March Z, 1901, jast
four days before he was TO be hanged for
a,ecking Norfolk and Western pas.
sepger train in 1902, near G;e.nTil!e,
causing the death of one passenger, hss
been located 10 the Stale penilentlary Of
West Virgins, at Moundsville, where
he is going under the name of Vss.ella.
The hesyiest snowfall ior ten years
covers the valley Of Virgicis, 10 iDehea
having fallen from Thursday evening 40.
til Saturday morning. Farmers esti-
| mhte that the snowfall is worth thous.
AIDS of dollars to them, ss it will asye
the crop, which was suffering badly from
the long drought. There he's been little
or no water Ia the valley since early last
summer. Ia tho rural districts farmers
have suffered water famine.
a FIRE which broke ont Oh the second
floor Of the building occupied by The
Caldwell 5.tss COMPANY, wholesale book
aud Stationery dealers in the business
| center OF Bristol, yesterday morning re.
saltsd 10 a Lose 1850, 900. Tbs Gremen
! ,opgh. s.repuously until noon tc bold the
blszs in check. TIE stock of the Oald.
| we'll Sites C1mpauy valued at $4,000,
VAS destroyed. II was insured for
SIG, 600.
The denooTattc congressional commit
ee fer the Ninth district held a meeting
% Rlchu,n n Saturday srd ordered 8
coaVentiou to meet 10 Bristol Tuesday,
March J, fcs iba prspous OF nominating
II candidate to represent that disirlct in
tas next Congress of tho United States.
The fact that the convention lie called ct
50 early dgts ia siguiican. of the fact
that the s'unterrifsd"Lof the Ninth IT,
| tend to make The fight of their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Bride Says She Was Thrown lnfo q
We'll

Springfield, NJ 49,, Jan. Flour
detectives are 8! the Union station here
today, watching the trunk belonging 10
Mrz. Annie Brooks, of OhIcopee, Mass,
bride of three days, who claims her
husband and another maa threw her in.
to we'll Ia Fai field, Conn, In an at
tsnpt to murder her. The trunk ar.
rived at The stati3n last Eight and The
police we're notified of the fact. Mrs.
Brooks claims that the trunk contains
500 and that her husband and hia com.
panion checked 4; from Bridgeport 10
murder her.
Springfield, Mass, Jar i'll oaer b
Msrock, husband CT the woman giving
her name as Aunie 3 .ooks, who claimed
she Vas thrown into q well 10 Fairfield,
Oonu., on Saturday, was arrested a,
Uoion station here this morning as be
vas claiming The t,u1k OF his vile,
which had been sen, here from B:idge-
port, OonD. Marcck's companion, BIZ.
ton La,ki, vas captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
The English Election

L0uo0n, jap. lI.-Wlth the know.
| ledge that today's voting In fifteen hJs :
Jon and 49 provincial Constituencies
srlitled 10 total representation of lG4
members Of parliament, would decide
ory ond question The cou,rol of The next
parliament, liberals, snd conservatives
resuned their activities The moment tho
polls opened.
Oae days reflection owe, Saturday. e
results has had far more inspiring
t f5et upon tie liberals thGn upon c0user
valves, and the former vent into t)daJ's
| battle confident of not lneing as large L
percentage of their ssats as on Saturday,.
In The II constituencies that voted
Saturday, the liberals lost total Of 10
seats, ting tie two eeat Loaf By their
| allies, the lhbori!as. II this PERCENTAGE
! Of lJss is maintained, the total liberia!
los will be approximately 1876 sees,
| which deducted from the total Iib:rs!
aud is5cri!e membership In the lssi
Parliament OF 4l9 will Leave them 3
mem bersbIp OF 234 out OF q totel member
ship ia Parlismeo. oil GO.
A corresponding gain for the c1nse!.
9at'vsa would give them representation
OF 90S iu the mkt parliament. Itlooks,
therefore, as though the Irish pa!iou.
/, lists will hold the balance OF power, as
They had representation OF So 10 the
las. Parliament, and we're hopeful of re-
| 'aiaing practically all Of their seats in
The present election.
ORipg to the liberals promise OF home
rule to the Irish, In The event Of their the
control OF parliament, 1t Ia certsin that
| Iri.h nstiooalists will be found lined
up With the liberals so long as the latter
stick to their platform pledges. This
closer the clac!ion results, The more
powerful will The I.ish nationalist fnt
themselves, end they are the ones who
are in particularly high feather today
over toe wsy the election ia going.
The bsllollug thus far gives tbs
LIBERALS 1852, 1872 votes and the conservs.
tivs 345, 755. The remaining voting
promises 10 result In email liberal
majorities Ia aboat 3S8 constituencies
Rnd large conservative majorite' 10 about
24l constituencies. Sach condition Is
cure to result Ia the frequent charge in
tie nezt parliament that the liberals are
diuregsrdiug the popular sill.
Seven Irish natiouslis:s, including
John Redmond, were today nominated
Without opposition and Immediately de-.
clared elected. Liberal leaders ailege
that SIS, 900, 900 is nov ffoat In En-
gland to bring about conservative
victory, the money coming from various
protection organizations, including 8
large sum from the Uailed S.stsa Steel
Corporation. The corruption OF voters
Ia NOW declared TO be 50 fig'ant ths!
sufficient grounds will be tcuad for The
contest of at least rs conse:Ta.iVe seaR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
From Washington.
,rny7s.pou6esos OF II: ale Isudria GaEssss' J
Washington, Jan. II.

Washington, Jan. II.
Chs president sent to The Senate to.
.,.y lhs romira,ions OF Judge l.. l..
T,sw;s to BE- u. &. ,iatrict attorney for
ia Easi..a district Of Frglnia-the
mace SIC nny. ti.s--snd that OF Clarence
{, Sn;tI;s:s to be msrshsl Of tie Eastern
district II Virginia, the position now
held by Morgan Treat, $3.50,
MIR. UarNn has Introduced bill ior
;he relief of The heirs Of Tnomss al :ran,
,lac,a,cd. Mr. Csrlin has secured the
massage OF q Till granting a pension o.
s25 PER month ID Mrs. CLAUDIA "
Blskegel', of Orange, 2f.
The cnatestcd election case o.! PARSONS
60. Saunders, from the Fifth Virgins
Sissirict, came up before The e!scaon
conni,tes today. hut Was continued on
sccouot of The .ilasss of member o.
senator NJ Hers family, preventing him
iron baiig present.
u ssaid here that The nest tnie
shin snesidy DILL comes before the House
It Viii bsse tbs support OF at least two
Of the dsmoc ia.ic members from VIZ
giuia.
A bill wss passed 10 the Senate today
90 give The judicial district, composed o.
Marylaat, N.rg!uia. North and South
usr2liuq, three jldsea At present every
o:aer c;icui: hiss thrse judges.
D-.B>rSes, minister OF Pansma to Oosts
;sjco, and Dr.. Louis Anderson, repre-
sen.icg Toe Q sis EicSn government, met
at the State Department today to dra"
ND convention fGr the settlement Of
the boundary dlapute between Costa
Rico aud Papsms. When the convep'
ton ia agreed upon 1t will be submitted
to Chic! Jastica Faller OF the Supren,
Court Sho is soling So arbitrator In the
dispute.
The Brush Act Of the state Of Kansas,
which imposes "cbar,er fee" On all
foreign corporations before permitting
them to do business within the state,
wss today held unconstitutional By de-
rision OF the Supreme court of the
Uoited States iE the Western Uaier
Telegraph Company case.
Washington fairly glittsr:d to-day
wi,h The scinii!lnting, eoruscant galaxy
OF leading iIkhts 10 The American politi
cal, business, and Industrial worlds,
who forega,hered from practically every
s.ste 10 the union to attend the meetings
osthe conference OF Uniform State Laws,
called by the Nstlousl Civil Federation,
the Gevernors' Congress and the Nation
al Association CT Uniform State Law,
Commissioners. The Stale Laws Con
ference began today, and Will continue
until "Wednesday, the Governors Con
sress besi1s tomorro~ and continues
until Thursday, and the State Lsw
Commissioners sili mold sessions 10 con
nectiop With both tho governors ant
the nesting called by the cifle Feds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Nathan Strauss Condition.

Nsw York, JAP. 1.-THE condition
Of Nathan Straus, millionaire merchant
and ph;lanthropist, who Is lying serious.
ly Ill at bis home on west Seventy
second street, is unchanged today. He
is suffering from nervous breakdown,
jue to the fight which Governor For' OF
New jersey made sgaioss hiH favorlte
scheme for Tuberculosis prsVentorlum
ct Lakewood, N, J.
The New jersey suthoritie' forced the
abandonment of the hone which Stra1s
organized and bis disappointment over
The defeat OF bis plan, 10 which he had
sivcn years of activity and many 'hcus'
ands of dollars, brought about bis
collapse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Strike 10 Spain.

Madrid, Jan. lf.-Polios reinfoice
meots and troops of cavalry we're rushed
today to the srsenal In the Ferrol,
Oorurna and Gijon, whtrs the Workm.n
employed on the wsrship docks have de-
clsred general stfiks and are creatlr &
mach disorder. Today's strike follow
iDg that of Saturday, when 1000 work.
men employed st the Madrid sr'enal
walked out, there vas total of 5000
wo,kmen out which practically snspenda
work at all the lsrge government
srsscals. The strike is Inspired By the
army in the dlssd ctiou that last week
resulted in the removal Ct hundreds OF
army officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE.

The ninth annual convention, Vlr-
ginia Auti.5slooo League, will assemble
In Broad Street Methodist Church, Rich
uond, Tuesday, January 18th, at eight
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Statewide prohibition question
will bs before the convention. A poll
cy for the ensuing year will BIS adopted
Among the speakers secured are Prot.
". &. Webb, OF Tennessee; Judge W.
a. Oovington, Ct Gsorgia, and DR.. II.
" Battle, who will speak for North
Carolina. Some other speakers are Jno.
G. Woolley, o. Honolulu, end Dr.. 2,
4. Baker, superintendent: OF The Ma.
liopal Anti.Salron Lesgue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
LETTER FROM MR.. MONCURE.
To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Janusr, Is, 1910.

January Is, 1910.
The policy OF The legislature 30 far sf
I have been a5le 10 judge sioce here hsf
been to curtail expenses OF III: STATE ard
Increase revenues.
Every matter such as arranging 70,
the election OF judges, U. 3. senator aud
Il ousa officers seems to be With liLlls OIL
or contest.
] have introduced mfa:ure requiring
tho railway companies using Alexsndris
uuIon station TO farnish flee Transports
tioo for persons and baggage to aid from
their station, and for ticket flee and
baggage room ia the limits of Alexandria
city. While this les'nre may be
s'rsngled by railway representatives,,
still it L. meritorIous one, and should
hsve been introduced by Initiation o.
The railway companies themselves.
The bank regulation bill seems 10 be
MEASURE destined for passage In some
form this sessoo.
Robinson EoScUnE.
TMr. Moncure's bill requires The
Washington Southern, the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac, the S)u!h'
ern, the Chesapeake end Ohio sud al
other roads using The Washington union
station sud The Richmond, Frederick
burg and Polomsc road, in Fairfax
county, to furnish free transportation 'o
and from tae city to and from the
station for the passengers and baggage,
when the said passengers have tickets to
and from The station. 1t further would
compel these roads to maintain and
operate an Office IN thu city for the aale
OF ticke!s aud the delivery sDd receipt oil
baggage within the limits OF the city.
Mr.. Moncure says that the station is
mile from The city, and that the paasen.
ger is forced to get himself and hIa bag
gage to Alexandria 10 the bes! way be
can. A car line runs practically to the
station, and Mr.. Moucurs's idsa Is to
make the railway companies give trans
fers to passengers, good for themselves
aud their baggage, when they reach
Alexandria, or when they desire to da.
psrt tberefrom. The question. Does a
railway passenger reach Alexandria
when be alights at the Alexandria sta
ton? will ar!Hs when the time comes
to consider Mr.. Msncure's bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Wants Indictment Quashed.

New York, Jsu. II directly cbarg.
:ny that District Attorney Wise deceived
be grand jury which indicted him by
making q statement that he knew to be
false, F. Augustus Hs!nze, the Montana
f ,aocier, applied to federal Jud0e
aough Today to qua,h the indictment
found sgaiust him charging him with
loo!ipg the Mercantile National Bank.
Bob aides Led elaborate srgumenta
to the court, q m mber OF new and novel
points of laT being raised.