Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
MuItum News in ParVO Type
Harvey Hubbs was in town last week.

Yesterday was pretty warm even for Ari' sons.
 David Southwick of Stockton was in town Friday.
 Many needed repairs are being made in the Keystone mill.
 J.w. Stephenson left Friday evening on 6 visit to Kingman.
 Sheriff Steen has gone down to Signal to look for Grand Jurymen.
 James Gladden. is in town from the Dean mine at Wallapai mountain.
 :. Sheriff Steen returned from trip to the Needles last Wednesday.
 Mineral Park was visited by a light rain storm last Wednesday night
 K.R. Casper came over from Ringrnan Friday and returned the game day.
 Charley Beecher of Hackberry was in town last "Wednesday and Thursday.
 D.J. Canty has been taking in the sights of the county seat during the past week.
 John Hughes. the village blacksmith seerns to have I'll the work he can attend to.
 Hon. 4. Cornwall in Kingman yes terday, and his brother was in Mineral Park.
 Hardy has been bombarding the blue jays nnd other birds that infest his garden, the past week.
 J.J. Hyde went over to Kingman Friday on busiress nnscted with tho estate of Wm. Hughes. deceased.
 Mrs. H. s. CIroslter of Gsrbat will lowe on Tuasd " next for few weeks visit to Santa Cruz. ;;aliforuia.
 Dr. Burdick WIS sent for in haste last Sunday evening to attend sick child Of Nr. Colman's at Kingman.
 B. Moses must have thought we did not have enough dogs in this town as he has Drought two more with him.
 Messrs. Hoses and Z1ns CT of Albuquerque sys in town Thsy have come to stay and will probably engage in mining.
 Under-sherif Collins has been under the weather for few days but his recovery IS only d matter of time and beefsteak. Otto F. Xuencsr will attend to the fnan- .;aI mart of the business of the Palace i Hotel during the absence of Nose Steen.
 The many friends of pr. Ord will be ulea,ed to hear that he has resumed his former position as pOstssargeon at Fort Mohave.
 Wm. Hughes, the young man who hes h~.p fvine sick at tine Palace Hotel, died fast Sunday evening and was buried on 2 Monday. James Hughes. the brother of the unfor- Sunate young man who died last Sunday left for his home in San Francisco yester- day afternoon. VIII. Hardy has been in town the past week and has been making mself useful Sa giving inst ruetions to various parties on various subjects. The iron for the roof of the Court House tSsreh came in on Wednesday night on Roo's ,1eana. and the contractors. Michael and Sanders, feel better.
 John Owens of the Sandy was in King nan yesterday waiting for his brother, Id. 4. Owens, who was expected to arrive on Khe train from San Francisco. Sames. J. Hyde, Public Administrator, Aas been ordered by the Probate Court to Asts chssge of the estate of William h. Hu ghes, at the request of Q brother of de- ceased.
 The town has been well supplied with fruit the last week or two. Grapes, water rn elons, and peaches enough to supply all hands. but ne'er potato has been seen for two weeks past.
 He are informed by J. W. Nixon that aI,cut two weeks ago man by the name ef Oscar Baker peri he'd for want of water on the desert between L IS Vegas and Fl Dora do Canon. Nevada,
 There was a pleasant surprise party at che rksidence of Samuel Hamilton. Esq, | isst ThuEsdAy evening and very enjoyable tlrss vas had by all who were fortunate eHonkh tO be there.
 Geo-ee Alexander of Copper City is ill town trying to make arrangements with She Wells, Fargo express to go down into Soushern California to capture the Globe CitT express robbers.-A Albuquerque Jour nsl.
 James Smith wishes everyone to knOT &hst lie will hereafter carry full line of fruit ard vegetables I'd thet he will be ,rsusrod % deliver anything in that hne, as well as fresh teef. to any of the minlni czmps.
 VIM. Krider and f nlily. Miss Eva Lam ...ster and Miss Nellie Hughes returned tF0D 1heir two weeks trip to the Wallapai mOup- l N.ins. where they had been camping out, last Nednesday afternoon. They evidently had . good time. James Hughes of SanFrancjsco,a a brother .sf William H. Hughes the young tinsmith ,xho aied at the Palace Hoiel last Sunday. came in on Wednesday last. He was de- tained at Moiavs Junction and at the Needles on bis way out or he would have ar rived before his brotheE's death, Nr. w. K. Gird. brother of Richard Glrd. enc of the d1scov erers of the Tombstone Tninss. and MT. German, arrived last night from Camp Greek. These gentlemen have been making tOnr of the northern portion of the Territory. looking at its mineral re- sources. They are now on their way to the southern part of Arizona a.-PheniK Gazette
 Mir. B. Moses, who was one Of the ear liest settlers ia Albuquerque to engage Tn business. has sold his entire stock of tObac- e and cigars to D. J. Abel. MT. Moses