Mohave County miner., 1883-05-27
MINERAL PARK, MAY 27, 1883.
MuItum News in ParVo Type.

the Needles.
 Put Durgan, an old settler of this county is rnstieat1ng at the Needles.
 Paul Breon has branch store at tho Needles. MT. Vincent is in charge.
 William Freeborn was in town last Thurs day and left for Cedar the following day.
 E. P. Crooker and Frank Watkins are contemplating a trip to Gold Basin in few days.
 Last Monday the thermometer went up to S9e in the shade and on Thursday it got up to 92'.
 The Tombstone Republican says that Jack Doling contemplates returning to Mo- have county.
 Henry Lambert of Fort Mohave came up last Monday evening for the first time in many months.
 No and ? Vulcan powder at Watkins Bros.
 Our thanks are due to Capt. Layne for a valuable specimen of ore from the Pennsyl- vania mine in Todd Basin.
 What became of that straw hat had last summer is question that is in order for married man to ask his wife.
 R. G. Patterson and Mrs. J. c. Saunders came in from Grass Springs last Wednesday and returned the following day.
 Joseph Quaid. an experienced stone mason, has quit mining and entered the service of the 4. X P. railroad with whom he will fol low his trade.
 Works stearic acid candles and kerosine cheap at Watkins Bros.
 Hon. A. E. Fay, formerly editor and pro prietor of the Tombstone Nugget, came in on Thursday nights stage and will remain with us for few days. ". T. Rich, nlillma., of cDnside.Ib:e ex- porieGce and well known in Utth, Nevada and Arizona, WAS in tO~l lass Sunday. He has lately bssa in Blackberry.
 J.P. Stanley. so1 of $. l.. Stanley of the firm of Spruance Stanley & Co. of San Francisco Came ill on the stage yesterday and left at once for the Cupel mine at Stock ton.
 The tin gutter on the side of the Court House is in a very bad condition and the Board of Supervisors would do we'll to have it put in order before the summer rains come on.
 A. A. Spear and Paul Breon expect to start for San Francisco in few days for the purpose of visiting B. H. Spear who is now in the German Hospital undergoing medical treatment.
 HaRdke7ehisfs. neckties and gents socks at Watkins Bros,
 Deputy Assessor Collins has been going around the past week interviewing most Of OUT prominent citizens and finding out what property they own and how much money. they have in the bank.
 The Colorado IS rising rapidly and the warm weather of the past week will soon bring the water down with a rush. Many predict that should the river get on one of its customary benders it would go hard xith ths railroad bridge.
 new lot of knives, perfumes and toilet articles at Watkins Bros.
 
 to Mohave county are being opened up at John Barry's store. These hats were bought by John Barry in the east and will be sold at eastern prices, and there are enough of them to supply every man, woman and child in this county.
 Tine County Board ef Examiners will hold & meeting an Monday. June 4th, for the purpose of exastiaing any plrtles who may make application for certificates to teach in ths public schools of this county. The Board consists of Hon. Chas. Atchisson, County Superintendent of Schools, J. ". Stephenson and J. J. Hyde.
 The posto flee department desires that public notice be given to the citizens of Cerbat and vicinity that the office of post sasaster of that place is now vacant, and that $hey are requested to recommend some suit able person to the department for appoint ment to the office.
 A full stock of cartridges at Watkins Bros. Henry W. Shannon, a lawyer of Lead vile. Colorado, came to Kingman several days ago and soon after his arrival was taken down with pneumonia, which caused his death after short illness of two or three days. Dr. Burdick of this place was called to see him the day before ho died. Reuben Arnold. one of the old timers and as good a miner as ever handled drill, is in town sick and undergoing medical 1zaatment at the hands of Dr. Burdick Mir. Arnold Las been working on the Fair view mias, some 40 miles from town but WIS obliged to quit and come in for treatment. We hope he will soon be well again.
 Best cigars, pipes and tobaccos at Wat kinS Bros. W. a. Taggari & Co. of Kingman have purchased tine business of c. Shenfeld and are doing thriving trade. They will do 9 general forwarding and commission busi- ness in addition to general merchandising. MT. raggart is too well known in this com munity to need any encOmiuns from us and we, in common with his numerous friends, wish him all the success in the world in his new undertaking
 1t is proposed to give series of lectures every Sunday evening at the Court House in aid of the public school library. No ad- mission will be charged but at the close of Sha Iac+rra tLa hat will Ie nassad around