Mohave County miner., 1882-12-10
MuItum News in ParvO Type.

bu0 EAfoI L0OAoNoy'
 Wm. Jackson is excavating for a well in the rear of the Palace Hotel.
 B. H. Spear is in San Bsrnardino having finished up his business in San Francisco. L.J. Lassen was iA from his sawmill at WalIapai mountains last Sunday and Mon day.
 c. Cuzinno has force of men at work building storeroom, etc., at the back ot his hotel.
 James Dougherty is building an addition to CSss. Atchisson's house to be used as storeroom.
 Messrs. Welton and Taggart left yester- day on business trip to the Needles and the railroad.
 The Board of Supervisors held meeting last Monday and audited large number of bills for election expenses, &c.
 Krider Bros, have sent their freight team to the railroad for four, barley, etc., which we are unable to get from California. J.W. Michael is building an elegant counter and other barroom fixtures for the new saloon of Messzs. Spear & Cox. A. E. Davis drove into town last night in fine donble-seated carriage and four in-hand. He was accompanied by MT. Simmons.
 It is expected that the Abbott and An derson Troupe will give a dramatic per formance at the Court House on Christmas light, Dec. 25th.
 w. G. BIakely arrived in town last night soon after Judge Davis. He left Mrs. Btakely rusticating at Simmons ranch, Ssh6ar San Bernardino.
 Messrs. H. B. Cox and Ben. Spears have leased the large front room of the Palace Hotel and will open a first class saloon about the 18th inst.
 The official count of Yuma county shows that David Southwick received one vote in Yuma county, but that is one more than Mallory got in Mohave.
 Ksider Bros; have just received fine new mill, and they don't charge fifty dollars per ton for milling ore either. If you don't be- lieve 1t go to their store and see it.
 J.U. Stephenson is the lucky man who captured the sinking fund last Monday, get ting rid of five hundred dollars worth of county warrants at par, with interest paid in fAll.
 hS the man who is now trying to run the Att in as good shape as Cureton was to add tin fering or adobe making. or even wood oh0ppinr, to his profession es a lawyer tDd 1t would be better for him and those bC- Ion ing to him.
 DIJ. and F L. Canty left for Albuquerque las.s Monday in chlrge of Deputy U. S. Marshal. Some trouble with the Tz-sei1al Rffvenue department is the cause of their sud9en trip. We hope tbat they will be able, to settle the uaatter at once and return to taeir honre among US.
 M Johnston, pavmaster of this de- pa 6ent, has been ordered to New York. He will leave, with his family. about the list Tro1. We are very sorry th2t Major Johnston is to leave Arizona. His courtesy and many kindnesses to the citizens of this vici' ity will be remembered for a long time. b Bucksbaum informs us that the road now being constructed by N. w. Clark for -tI" lArnold mining company from their mine to their mill-site on the Sandy is the | mos3 perfect piece of roadbed in the county. l We yy yish the Board of Supervisors would | appoint Nick Clark as roadmaster and let | himi iattend to some of them in this vicinity. | Al letter received from Jno. P. Kridsr | dstdd .Sa2 Francisco, Nov. 25th, states that l A sk WAS still very low, that he was ble S set up or move himself and unable 1eek. and that his physicians cannot whether he will live or not. They say
 be may die at any moment in his pres tate. We are sorry to hear such bad | Npf an old friend and sincerely hope
 may recover permanently.
 good looking, hightoned empty
 sd, brainless flop, who claims to be 6
 Esity graduate, who is temporarily in
 of the Alta, says that we must quar.
 somebody all the time. We have
 Trough with Cureton and are perfectly
 to turn our attention to him any.
 le desires, but we warn him that he
 e worsted in every round. His es.
 bee of us in our official position as
 De of the Peace should warn him to be
 e careful before he starts ID. Better
 us alone, Samuel, and turn your at-
 on to something that will pay better
 law, even if you do manage to get on
 sides of the case. e had the pleasure of a call last Thurs | from Henry C. Wilson, who ;s inter |
 in the Blue Pod and other mines in |
 district. MT. Wilson is resident of |
 Bluff, Tehama county, California, and
 of the largest stock raisers in that |
 He informs us that since his last |
 i1ere-some three years ago-he has |
 ed pretty much all over the Territory |
 Mexican border and that nowhere
 Seen any mineral country to com
 with Mohave county. MT. Wilson |
 main with us abont ten days or two
 and possibly make his home here for l
 nter and give his personal attention |
 mines in which he is interested, and |
 oh we understand he contempletes
 considerable woak. We are glad to |
 1ch men as MT. Wilson come among
 when they do get here We want them |
 .
 ad the pleasure of meeting Mir. R. |