Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09
MuItum News in ParVO Type.

brey district are in town.
 Col. Jack Owens of the Sandy was iu tow
 last Monday and Tuesday.
 Is. W5,to1 is able t) b3 out on cr1tches
 and we hope will soon be entirely well.
 IL. Ayres of Cerbat has returned fror
 San Francisco and was in town last Wed
 Desday.
 Bruno Seidel and c. W. Feh- were admit
 ted to citizenship in the District Court las
 Wednesday.
 Hon. 4. Cornwall and Thos. B. Shipp O
 the Sandy were in attendance on the GraHe
 J1ry last week.
 Juiying from all accounts large amount
 of fighting whisky must have been disposed
 of during the week.
 Ed. Burke is assisting W. s. Clark in dis
 ps1sing wet gnods during Court time at tht
 popular Magnolia Saloon.
 Judge Blakely. our efficient District At
 toxaey, has had his time pretty well occu-
 pied during the past week.
 Miss Susie T Tighe is te lching school about
 mile from Prescott. The Blackberry folks
 are apt to be disappointed.
 Paul BreOn of Fort Mohave is in town
 looking after the interests of his former partner, Benjamin H. Spear.
 Charles Cohn, formerly well known and popular merchant of Blackberry, but HOW tn the stock business, is in town.
 w.. B. Ridenour came in from Blackberry on-Thursday and was warmly greeted by his numerous friends in this vicinity.
 James Rosborough. well and fav"rab!y known in this county. is in town. He in- forms us that he has come to stay.
 L. A Musser of the Sandy came in last Monday with a load of watermelons. He 4as acconp ,nied by Mrs. Musser.
 Fred Rcenne, Blackberry saloon keeper. is in town, being interested in two suits to be tried at this term of the Court. Our Sheriff al d his deputies are winning golden opinion from everyons for thelr prompt attention to their 2umer us dutie
 Simonds' stage line has been doing a fine business during the past week in bringing ,pSssengers from kingman to Mineral Park. 1
 From the frequency our foreman dOus his | good clothes and boiled shirt, we have come to the conclusion that he is III love and has | got it bad.
 Krider Bros. are selling about g barrel of beer per day at retail and the re .scn IS that shsy are selling it at the tow price of fifty 1 cents per bottle.
 Our thanks are due to Attorney General Churchill for copy of the outside proceed ings of the 22d Triennial Conclave of the Knights Templer.
 Hon. A. Cornwall has been highly oom- plinented on the very efficient manner in which he discharged the duties of Foreman of the Grand Jury.
 Mrs. E. H. Partridge has been engaged to teach the public school in this town for three months by the board of school trus tees of this district,
 Tine report of the Grand Jury will bs found in another column. It shOald be read by everyone and the suggestions made therein should be acted on at once.
 John NJ. Murphy, we'll known attorney of San Francisco is in attendance on the District Court, looking out for the interests of bis client W. c. Parsons.
 E, M Sanford, an attorney of Williams, is tn town and has already boen employed ia several suits as associate counsel, which speaks we'll for his talents, - very enjoyable dance was had at the ( Court House last Tuesday evening which vas we'll attended. Everybody appeared to be having good time when our reporter looked in. Hon. A, B. Davis has been suffering from i ! slight attack of cholera morbus, but we eEe pie .sed to relate that he has entirely re- covered aud is able 10 attend to the nnmsr- Oua 4ses iA which he is employed as counsel ( In the District Court. We are informed by Judge Murphy that s V. C. Parsons. one of the old timers of thi' ( county. but now niilli' .naire, will shortly I risit this county Vi th view to investing in Iorne of our mines. These are the kind of Y nen that we are looking for, V Our old friend Jack steBn is in town. | lack can tell good story. and plenty oi T .hem, and his repu tation for truth and ve- | .acity is SO well known that one cannot q lelp believing him. Hlrdy will have {" d Ook out for his laurelS now. t MT. O'Eeiil the court reporter. is in town. Il Ie is the oldest and by far the best short n and rep prter in the Territory. We pc be A i'll find sufficient business to reward him v or his trip here, H. is an old newsp tpei aan. b wing been formerly lnteFestSd ip the 'henix Gazette.
 Hon. Clark Caarchill. Attorney Genera f the Territory, accompanied by Mrs. ihu urohil lme in lest Sunday from Sll 'rapoisao by way of rhe Noodles and are ccupying Dr. BuTdiOk's house; Ar. ,hurchin's rop opltation as lawyer is sec D ud to none in thls Territory.
 Hpn.C. q. w. French came in on last upday'g stage. MohaYo county IS fortu- | | ate in having @ Judge who thinks mare of -' tending to his of1icial dut'es than t. kis ersonal pleasure. Judge French hGs nFve~ b missed a term of Court ;a NJ have county [ Inoe he was assicned to this district. N The suit of the Fairfield and CincInnat; | mining company against W. H. Hardy has cen decided in favor Of the latter. Every ns will rejoice that the property involved \ , this suit is at last released from litigation O
 all Lnow Mr Hardy wall enough to II