Mohave County miner., 1883-06-10
MINERAL PARK. JUNE 10, 1883.
MuItum News in Parvo Type.

J. F. Luthy. please call at this office fo
 letter and papers.
 Llws In's new butcher shop is rapidly
 nearing completion.
 Frank Watkins has gone to Gold Basir
 on prospecting tour.
 Henry Ewing returned from Albuquer-
 que last Wednesday
 MT. and Ms. William Reed came in from
 Union Pass yesterday.
 James A. Smith came :n from the Pacific Copper mine last Friday.
 Works stearic acid candles and kerosine cheap at Watkins Bros.
 The camp is coming out. Jackman is
 wearing boiled s-irt.
 Found-A pair of spectacles and case.- The owner can have them by applying ;t this office.
 w. F. Grounds came home from Call fornia last Wednesday, leaving the Major behind him.
 HandkeTchisfs, neckties and gents socks Gt Watkins Bros.
 E. P Crock has gone to Blackberry to tale position in the store Of M. Aber- net, y & Co.
 c. B. Lawson hrs opened a branch butcher shop at Kingman and is already doing a good business.
 new lot of knives. perfumes and toilet articles at Watkins Bros.
 Mrs. W. H. Taggart left on Fridays stags for Kin ym III where she will remain for the present.
 Warren P. French. an old settler of this county who is now in New Mexico is ex- pected here in few days to remain.
 R. A. Davis, representing the firm of Spruance, Stanley & Co.,, wholesale liquor dell CTS of San Francisco, was in town last Monday.
 A full stock of cartridges at Watkins Eros.
 6 + Fisher went over to Kingman last Fr;dov +o take charge of Lawson's branch butcher sbon Nt that place. Solomon AL fred is a good boy and has hosts of friends here who will be sorr. to lose him.
 C.L. Hubbs of the Albl.' 'Querque smeitef was in town a few days last ". eA 'H'oi 'i0" ing our miners on the subject of ere anu more especially ealena ores. There % pe reason why he sh ,uId lot be able to buy al he needs.
 Best cigars, pipes aud tobaccos at Wat kins Bros.
 Scott & Borchert of Albuquerque are closing out their immense stock of furni- { ture, mattresses, bedding, etc., at cost, to removeal. Any of our citi- zens in need of anything in their line [ should write for prices.
 No. and Vulcan powder at Watkins Bros.
 c. B. Jones, of Pueblo, is in town in the of the Pueblo sIaelting and refining ' company of Pueblo. Col. MT. Jones is here for the purpose of becoming acquaint- : ed with the character of our ores and IS prepared to purchase and contract for ore Y of any kind in any quantity. We hope that our miners will show him what we { a favorable report. Saddles at $25 each at Krider Bros. A large audience including quite d dele gation from Cerbat gathered at the Court House last Sunday evening to hear Judge Blakely lecture on Education The lec- sure WAS able, instructive and well delivered and was listened to with marked attention The lecture was followed by an essay by Miss Susie Tighe on 'Heroism of the School room,' which was well received. After the close a collection was taken up for the school library and d handsome sum Was realized. The lecturer tonight will b. : $ lmuel Hamilton, Esq, who has chosen for his subject "M ,ry, Queen of S5ots.''
 N. potatoes from Walnut Creek at Krids Bros. for $4 per 1C0 lbs. . During our trip to Albuquerque we drop i ped in at the wholesale liquor store of W. [ E. Talbot. Here we foGnd hundreds of | barrels of liquor of all kinds piled up ill e iers in addition to an immense stock of ( case goods, wines, champagnes, etc. In the i rear of the establishment is magnificent i sample room, elegantly fitted up and equal I to anything of the kind to be found in any z of the larger cities. If any of our readers | imagine for a moment that Albuquerque IS ( behind any of the eastern cities in the $ wholesale liquor business they have only to i pay visit to the store of w. E. Talbot to d find out that they are mistaken. f