Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17
NOHAVE COUNTY MINER.
MINERAL PARK, DECEMBER r, 1882.
MuItum News in ParV0 Type

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 MT. and Mrs. H. S. Carpenter were ir town last Monday.
 Giant and Vulcan powder, fuse and caps at Hyde & Watkins.
 John Tillman has sold his house in Hack berry to Charles Spencer.
 John Corin is in from the American Flag mine at Wallapai Mountain.
 Hyde & Watkins have just received new assortment of staple groceries.
 fine lot of fresh candies and nuts for the Holidays at Hyde & Watkins
 M Abernethy came in on the stage Sun day night and staid with us few days.
 Robert Steen arrived home last night from his trip to the Muddy and Gold Basin.
 Charles Peasley lost valuable horse last Sunday and the Indians got a good square meal by 1t.
 Charles Trimmer and Otto Kuencar left oa Monday for Hardyville and returned on Thursday night.
 James Smith, at the butcher shop, will have wild turkeys and veEisOn on hand during the Holidays.
 WH Careton has just arrived home from Prescott, where he has left his two youngest boys.
 Andrew J. Link, who was recently Ill the care of the county as an insane person has been discharged as cured.
 E. l.. Burdick has bought the Towle house opposite Christie's saloon for two hundred and fifty dollars.
 Joe. Gideon claims to have the boss baby in the Territory. If he blses his opinion on its weight he may be correct.
 Frank Watkins was temporarily in charge Of Melton Grounds store during the ab- sence of Messrs. Welton and Taggart.
 W. G. Blakely and his family left us on Friday with Col. Simmons for San Bernar- dino where they will spend the holidays.
 The question that now agitates the public mind, though very slightly, is. what has be- come of Cureton and who owns the paper.
 Erin Sherman has completed his con- tlact on the hotel at Kingman for Messrs. | Spear & Simonds and is going back to min ing again.
 Col. Simmons of San Bernardino, ac- companied by representative of the MINER left early Monday for trip to the Sandy.
 Lieut. O'Connell.o of Fort Mohaye, favored | US with a call on Monday last. lie is on his way east to spend 6 months leave of absence.
 VIC Blakely has filed his bond as Dis trict Attorney in the sum of one thousand dollars, with W. 5. Clark and Charles At chisson as sureties.
 WIG. BIakely, OUT District Attorney elect, has procured leave of absence for thirty days and during his absence the of fee will be iR charge of J. w. Stephenson.
 John K Mackenzie, County Recorder, has filed his bond in the sum of five thousand dollars, with L. S. Welton, A. r. Simonds' Chas. Atchisson and L. J. Lassell as sure ties.
 The official bond of Charles Atchisson as Probate Judge has been filed in the Re corder's office in the sum of two thousand dollars, with w. M. Krid9r, W. $. Clark and l.. J. Lls5ell as sureties.
 A.E.D Davis and family left on Saturday for their ranch near Downey City where they will spend the winter. MT. Davis will return as soon as his business III con- nection with the Gird and Bidwel suit is ended.
 WI. Chamberlain was in town Friday and Satur day. He informs us that his sampiing worzs are in full blast and that if the boys will only get out plenty of ore he will make things look little different in this county.
 We saw some of the finest beef we ever laid eyes on in the butcher shop the other day, and Smith says it is a sample of what he is going to keep all the winter. He Says he is going to kill thousand pound steer for Christmas.
 We had the pleasure of meeting MT. Ed. RoelIe, who came from San Francisco with John F. Krider. MT. Roelie Is recantly from Chicago and intends to make his home with us if he can fad some suitable bus ness to invest in.
 John P. Krider, the accomplished editor, proprietor and artist of the Blue Jay, ar rived home last night. We are glad to sse you again, Johnny, and hope you have seen the error of your ways and will think twice before you leave Mineral Park again.
 Judging from the way our printer has been carrying on the past few days we should say there was a good chance for dentist in Mineral Park. Smith says 1t is the jumping toothache he has got, but We never heard it called by that name before. Already the results of the near approach of the railroad are beginning to be felt in our midst and almost every day strangers are arriving in our town. This is only the commencement of our ''boon1" which we prophecy will gather strength from day to day.
 The official bond of W. N. Krider as Couuty Treasurer has been filed in the Re oorder's office. His suret;es are T. J. 1 Christie, M Abernethy, W. s. Clark. i Caldwell Wright, Chas. AtchisJon, John | Hughes, Harley Fay, H. A. Owen, T. A. Coin. l.. Davidson, stephen Smith, l.. J, Lassen and C. Cglzino
 D.J. and F. L. Canty returned from Prescott to-day. They had an examination |