Mohave County miner., 1883-05-06

Bros.
 w F. Grounds returned from Gold Basil
 last Sunday night.
 4 new lot of knives, perfumes and toilet articles at Watkins Bros. Nose Steen has assumed the entire ma, agement of the Palace Hotel since the 1st
 Works stearic acid candles ard kerosint cheap at Watkins Bros.
 R. B. White is the agent of the Western Union Telegraph company at Kingman.
 Two carloads of lumber have arrived at Kingnan for the Cupel mine at Stockton.
 Handkerchiefs. neckties and gents socks at Watkins Bros.
 J. w Michael has the contract to put up boarding house and office on the Cupel mine.
 Chester Higby will be back from Denver in about ten days accompanied by Mrs l.. Higby.
 The new billiard table at the Magnolia nowadays.
 The Scientific Press will in its next issue publish double edition devoted especially to Arizona and its mines.
 G. l.. Hubbs of Albuquerque will visit Mineral Park and the surrounding camps sometime during the coming week.
 If some contemplating individual would get good pack train in running order he would of xuorly for +neYD tn dR
 E. J. Chamberlain was in town last Tues day making arrangement with the boys for shipping and sampiing ore for them.
 Eighty three persons were killed and about 300 wounded in the Southern states by Sundays cyclone. Property losses were immense.
 The following new postmasUers have been appointed for Arizona: John N. Wood, at Allen, Pima county; D. c. Harvey. at Ho!- brook. Apache county.
 w. Chamberlain has five carloads of lumber on hand and for sale cheap and more to follow. Parties wishing lumber can procure it from him at any time.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad company make the same reduction in rates to the tertio-millennial as the A., T. & $. F. within the territory, VIZ: Fare one way and one cent mile for Indians. LJ. LasseIl came oyer from kingman last Tuesday with the excuse tina: he had to l bring w. F. Grounds home, but everybody 1 knows it was because there happened to be a dance at the Court House that night.
 Chas. Zinmer and T. J. Christie left for ths east last Tuesday, the tormsr going to Cleveland and the latter to New York. They | bought the first shFQHgh tickets issued from the Kingman office and made money by 1t. An entsrprising citizen of Tombstone has offered the city council $50 night for the privilege of charging an admission fee to the meetings of that honorable body. so great are the amenities existing between its mem beFs. Mir. Mills, the superintendent of the Southwestern mining company of Fl Dorado | Canon came in last night accompanied by | Nrs, Mills. He informs US that times are lively there and both mills running on fnli l time.
 There was very pleasant dance at tine | Court House last Tuesday night which was we'll attended by our party -goers. recess was taken about 12 p. m. in order to take 1 in the fine supper prepared at Krider's res taurant.
 Saloon keepers will do we'll to remember | inst they can have beer shipped from Chas. Zsiger of Albuquerque to Kingman by Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express for just 13 cents barrel more than the ordinary freight would amount to.
 James Jackman, one of our old timers, | who has been prospect clng around Yavapai | county foF the past six months has returned to this place and says he has come to stay. ] He reports everything in mining matters very dull around Yavapai Go.
 Thomas Steen, who is running q ferry 1 across the Colorado at the old PIerce's ferry 1 wishes us to state that the reports circulat- ed by interested parties to the effect that | he had lost his boat are untrue and that he | is prepared to ferry anything and anybody | across the river at any time.
 h. M. Batcheller, the wide-a-awake rep | reseutative of the Atlantic & Pacific rail | road company and also Wells, Fargo & Co.'S l express agent at Kingman, was in town last | Tuesday interviewing aii the business men in town. Mir. Batcheller is evidently the right man in the right place and IS popular i with everyone who meets h!m.
 Robert Canadian, foreman in the Arizona ! lumber yard, Tucson was stung by large | scorpion on cue of his tngsFs few days since. He applied tobacco and aminonia to the wound which at oncs relieved ths pain i and speedily reduced the swollen and in famed finger With ths exception Of sIioSt dsadness the hand is ROW as well as ever. Michael D5lan, the irrepressibie, is in ! trouble again. IGa vas hunting fight last Friday afternoon and finally started I'll On Uncle John Hughes who attended to his wants in good style until the officers inteF- {! fered and escorted Mr. Dolan to the county !. iaii to cool of. Instead of doing so lie ,Thittled some shavings of tae woodwork of Ihs cell and kindled two fires against tho wooden pirtition of the oeil he was ia and gould have made things pretty bot in few minutes if the other prisoner had not eiseu ] the alarm. Doputy-Sherifs Collins and Kuencer rushed in and put out the fire be