Mohave County miner. [volume], November 05, 1882, Image 1

About Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918

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"When tho projection upon which
id placed my weight gavo way Jr
'iimt T whs. indeed, lost. AVas
wholly conscious atter X'.com-
!.d fnlfinff. When I struck the
first, I erperiecod a feel
Miof. I eeeemed to sink
is ol leet, out, 01 course,
fchOrt distance I grasped
'vildly, but nothing but the
)uld bo felt. I was rising to
face and know it. and a feel-
Idonly came over mo that
be saved. How, I know not.
r'll 1 was certain that I was not
1 loft in tho crater. On coming
surface I reached out and a
Illy rock gavo mo support
tho shouts of my friends, but
see nothing and was unable .to
jut in reply. M ter what seemed
ages tho shouts ceased; and I
led tlfat my friends had given
I) for lost. It was just after
phen wo reached the crater;
se it was nearly -live o'clock
heard what sounded like dis
imnder. The noiso grow more
liore distinct, and the water
nding me began to bo troubled.
realized that I was in the cra-
Im active geyser, and that in a
lime the entire space would bo
rith water. I attempted- to
lyself, but could find no sup-
my handB which would bear
rht. The walls of the crater
igh, and while in the water I
aftilykeep my head out by
to them. Suddenly I dis-
thafc tho water was rising.
re me the hope that I might
lo keep afloat -until the sur-
r"'")pd. Tho crater con
I) rise !'Jv):v rr.pnllv. v.:ul i u
u mvvlf t tho point- from
jau fallen. Although well
unlisted, I exerted my rx
trength in -climbing tu iLu
This reached, I managed
some distance awav from
i of tho crater, whero I lost
mess. When I recovered i
ig cared for by strangers
Iwho conducted mo to my
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Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles-
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We liae alo ,011 hand ".anneystock frecli JBsl
'W&Mh PARK, Av6, S
prewnco of death that broke our her.rt audi
kipened tho fountains of our groat d;ep, so
to speak. Vhen wo poured the glucose
syrup on.pur pancttkes, tho stiff aiiu cold
remains of. a largo be9tlo and two ctpming
little twin cockror.ches foil but intc QurJ
plate, and lay there hushed in kan eftiijiai
repose. Death to us is all-poworful. The
King of Terrors is to U3 the ra?ghty sover
eign before whom wo must all bow; fom
tho mighty ompercr down to tho nioauest
slave, all alike mast some day curl up and
die. This saddens.us at all timos, but moro
particularly' so when Death with his relent
less lawn-mower has gathered in tho youngf
and innocent. This was the case when twu
little twin cockroaches, whose live3 had
been unspotted, and whoso yoar3 had been
unclouded by wrong and f;olfishnos3, w ere
called upon to moot death together. In the
sti.J'iess of tho night, those little, loving
twins crept nno tho glucose syrup and died
"Wo hope no one will misrepresent this mat
tor. Wo did weep,tand we are not ashamed
to own it. VTNYo sat the-e and sobbed miul
tL'o tablecloth was wot fo-: four feei arid the
venerable ham,was floai"ng ?. oun&Sn tears.
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It was not lor oursoli. liowever.VitUat wo
wopt. ITo unkindnoss on the pa"t of; an
eating-houso over provoked such a tornado
of woe. "We just woop when we see death.
and aro brought into contaot with it. And1
we wfire not tho only ones that shed tea.rs.
The wjiiieas wept, strong mon as they wore .
Even the butter weot. Strong as it was, it
could not control its emotions. Bill Nye's
Boomerang.
7Jm
the
.ro
etioned further,
aB near as he
in
liepuijl
tVc-st'
x urmg
W v luntccVcd to
a f'pure I-! piece
lortdworkcVi the
uubtr-f tho ffi arly.
Si . a dislaiJCil
it '. i.,kiisgcarc.
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said t
juut, u;- vijr t. tho v
oq struck tho water w.a uUoiib lwo.
iive feetiin diameter. Tho water y!
varm. but not uncomfortably so $mg
tA a few moments before ho ffifra
ait beprau to bo decided! v hot
l.oil furiously, ilo was found
ie i:iriy who rescued 4iim about
Svjrio cioca m mo evening. iute,
iloifitaua. Inter-jsionntam, August
21th
Wi-l
ha blteV"
Tho huimmingof the Lioi a.i thoy spod
from iloivor to flower and sin nl niio houoy-
od traasmrcatof patal and caly. ar.d t!ie low
ofthc liuffimor Ulan::?.. hi-;hiug
ho looust ireo. were tJ only
mi broke the St. Lo:.:s si'irt'-M-f r
i
i.lf.ist Iwrvo:;'.. I !" V.is oj.'.-.i. itS a i:ly that ha
aid uittirg'
ii, it gavo
od iiito
Qinrrnur
ani'ing II
s mils t
i;:iuiifu
f;er tt-xzv
'A. : ;na
t'.'O S'-WVi Klory i an s.b'Ji
wlsi1" trnjeaster.i lmiJsc-to w:is 5k-.-
dint thorcjy a sid eyd bat b-iFilI o )
"i i It:-ink only of ilfutiuv. i"upo;,"
said HurkGilhijiv tj the ::.i-li:nLHl,
all- J-i-" "Jiu.- Z m in ' 7
stcod by hlr sldo, loolriyov.-a i;5to ilft,h-
ll.X,f her ?3'.uti'"- i v.'.Mful
I' w-
An extraordiua y case has just been ended
n St. Louis. Ms. V.riickerle brought suit
against a lif iusarrnce compauy.f orjhe polj
icy on bcr" lmaband''s life. ' The manNwas'
killed in a ra-J -oad abcldent in Texas; "the
widow had t'oo remains orhamed and iden
tified; tho insuranco company objected to
tho proofs of identity and the widow then
brought suit. On the trial a oian f jom Gal
foTiia was introduced as the original "Waok
erle, but on the stand ho could not cell how
urauy cliiiLLea h's wife had had nor thoir
ages. Scill, ia matjy way3, the insai-anco
company made out a good case. The jury
docldod foe. the phvniiff. giv'j'j 1 er iGiS07
o'ir.ia1 puiTcy, viih i'lte est. Tha
;t-vs:i;'i: ul tl.-y identV." of 'lie chief wit-in-ss
fir jo'.u:i iv M -sti'-l a mystery, but
it is tIioc;lrrt;bS'?X-bi6!n9r of llio div.d
n.a:i.
f
13eu B;'llar,4U hIa 'sttar aoooopt'ng the
Doooor..ly iioiiriiiKiion far Govoruor of
IvLassichusotts. says "the highest datios
bhoald be laid uion luxuries." This is
what the J.-.;y State politicians think :il.io,
r.iid ihey count nmuug lasurivs the prlvil
ogo ot running for Governor. So they fjan
erally mako the Jcxur' cost tho av.-ivel-eyed
statesman, from $50,C) to 100,CC0 each
time ho tries it.
Tito war-uili of tho cajsuaion in Peussyl-
yftifiPmav lso :odgod from the fact that- tho
am
Fw'shcd to cnfdfce a poiiit, and brousht
li"anddov,n wli such fijace on tlie tftblu
thtit the largo knaoUo of kho Mile finger
-was bvokon. The suf ic-: wlvs not conscious
of ixls hurt cntil tho following day, Avhtfuj
his wound vi drosnod, and J'ae is now mal:
ing sptjeoLos with a bandiigell hnad. A man
with sash a fand o political! enthusiasm do
saiT03to sncsui'J. I
A Wdil-diggOi-in 'jcilth fcoupty, V::., dug
a well SIX) feet deep, and tsenl the bottom of
the well scorned to drop fiat, j The man fell
through, and landed 4iJas6btl3rraDean lake,
the distaiu-e bsivien tiroe;V.rtn and tho
water being sew. a feeti
;ot d ''.vn and I-o saih'd
he found the outlet to i
si(o nf a loll.
i-jfer -'Mi-tit iflnU15can caSmate- cT
fniigx L-oko jnoTOpSM 'i-o-. during a
ojit H.uoch bv Sso vigurcius'geslioclaUou.
dklii"; bjtray thoss alarming symptoms be
for; !i ia:.da sajh hc-:.v inroiJs on tho
'i'n-.isury.
A coAlu co:;t.vi:ji".g a skoljton wtas disuov
ered in the ?. !-foot level of tho St. Cather
ine pi'id xniuu near (1 arloits, N. resent
ii r hilu 't ",v.u bell1" CaJ.-'ijc oat,- ojierrttions
h iving btc j BU5p?nded inatilsivorks?or a
years. '
is no
loed for
rhows
uomes
100 miles
L-ncI fifty
Tnder
e will
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ill
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lijiiderabk. ,,1
fguts, and
Irt aot 'ta
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was, ar-
Groceries,
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vaasi nniffiRiif tit