Mohave County miner., 1883-11-18
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 J.W. Thompson was in town yesterday Dan Smith of the Needles arrived 1n town yesterday.
 K.R. Casper, the Kingman attorney, if stepping in town.
 VII. Davis, Jr., is in from the Music Mountain country.
 The Board of Supervisors held special meeting last Thursday.
 Messrs. Scott and Salisbury of the Ben son smelter are in town.
 c. H. Beecher has been appointed a dep uty sheriff by Sheriff Steen.
 All drinks 121E cents at Smith & YOa- eharnts new Eureka saloon.
 We hear that two or three new residences will shortly be erected in town.
 Governor Tritle is expected to visit this section of Arizona very shortly.
 Caldwell Wright and party returned from their gold Basin trip yesterday.
 E. M. Sanford, the attorney of Williams, will be here in a couple of weeks.
 Shall we eyer hear the last of the squab- bies over the work On the new jail?
 Anson H. Smith has rented the Reed house and started to housekeeping.
 Krider Bros. received lot of fresh gro eeffes fsom s an Francisco last week. James aekman and J. c. Asbury came in from the Champion mine yesterday.
 Mrs. S. Hamilton and children are ex- pected home from Los Angeles in a week or two.
 WIZ. Grounds is going to mining on an extensive scale in the Music Mountain saaee.
 Henry Ewing and Ss.ssHaf- Ssaf- Chadwick, two Chloride minefs. were in town yesterday after supplies.
 Our butcher has received fresh supply of beef cattle from Jchn Packers ranch on Knight Creek. Wooster Hardy is lying at 1hn- n alace Hotel dangerous,y III, and it is doubtful if he will recover.
 The m arriage certificate of Anson Hubert Smith and Mary Agnes Hughes has been Sled in the office of the County Recorder. We will wager that tke very men who are doing most of the e16wling about the Board of Supervisors voted for them last election. welton Beecher mean business and don't you forget it. They claim to sell goods cheaper than any other house in the county.
 s Our county recorder has left for few davss trip across the river. During his ab- sence the office will be in charge of deputy S.J. Hyde.
 James Stevens. Sho was recently declared insane by the Probate Court, was sent to Stockton, Cal, last Friday tu charge of deputy sheriff c. H. Beecher.
 Sheriff Steen came in on Thursday morn ing from Cedar and left again the same afternoon for Signal. Our Sheriff does not lose much time out of the saddle.
 Runor has it that the old smelling fur reces at Chloride are to be put in repair And started up with increased capacity, but VIC cannot find out anything definite about it. We only hope that it may prove true. The new Phenix daily Bill be Democratic. Maricopa county already has one live Dem ooratic paper. published by an enterpr1s- ing prop rietor who will make lively work for any paper which attempts to proselyte ais patronage.
 his unique entertainments tonight at the Court House at 7:30 p. m., for the benefit of the Sunday School. One half of the proceeds will be given to the superintend- ent to purchase books with. Admission 50 cents, children free.
 Isaac N. CochTane was brought before Judge Hyde in the Justices Court last Thursday On charge of perjury. The de- fendant was represented by Messrs. Hamil- Son and Casper, and on motion the case was set for examination on Thursday next at D. m. Bail was fixed at five hundred dol lars.
 Frank McCabe of Jerome, Yavapai Co.,, came in yesterday morning in search of 2 couple of horse thieves who stole two mules, a mare and colt from hIm. From w. F. Grounds and others he procured informa- fion which led him to believe that the par ties he was hunting for. were not far from here, and were making for Pierce's Ferry. Procuring warrant of arrest from Judge Hyde and the services of deputy sheriff Colman he started after the thieves within twenty minutes after coming into town.