Mohave County miner., 1883-04-22
MINERAL PARK, APRIL 9, 1883.
Muitum News in ParVo Type

EasteIn candles at Watkins Bros.
 W. H. Tagpart is expected back again i few days.
 Ed. Thompson of kingman was in tow last Thursday.
 Wm. H. bleinwort has been appointed Deputy Sheriff
 Judge Murphy returned from San Fra1 cisco last Tuesday. .E.
 Mrs. Churchill oI Denver was passenge on the stage last night.
 Ed. Rooile left for his home in Chicag last Tuesday morning.
 Samuel Crozier of Truxton Springs wal in Prescott few days ago.
 Charlie Zimmer has gone down to Hardy vile, taking in the sights, etc
 new stock of clothing at Krider Bros Suits from $10 up-cash prices.
 We have an unlimited supply of location notices on hand and for sale at low prices.
 Gus W. Beecher of the Needles has been appointed a deputy y-Collector and Assessor
 Wm. Davis, IT,, came in from the Fair view mine at Music mountain last Thurs day.
 W. J. Chamberlain of the sampIing work at Kingman came in on the stage last night.
 s. O. Prince, P. F. Collins and Ott' Kuencer have been appointed deputy-As sessors.
 W.J. Chamberlain has filed his oficia bond and oath as Justice of the Peace Of Kingman.
 communication signed Justice, iron Peach Springs. arrived too late to appear in this issue.
 L. J. Lassell has gone to Kingman l. recuperate after his arduous labOrs of tn past ten days.
 Pete Burns has gone to Knight Cree] After cattle for James Smith the Minera: Park butcher.
 Capt. Heiner of Fort Mohave was in tow on Thursday, looking after his extensive mining interests, we presume.
 Our readers will be pleased to hear that B. H. Spear continues to improve in healt and that there is no longer any doubt about his recovery.
 The certificate of the appointment of Ben. F. Lee as agent of the Hampden minin company to reside in this county has beer, filed in the Recorders office.
 The steamer now on the way up the rive and which left Yuma April 14th. has th' following freight on board, viz. Fl Dorado Canon B. .43OTb. Hardy's Ferry 140, Polhemur AO0O, Mohave 152, ,725.
 C. E, Lawson has opened a new butcher shon on Keystone street in the rear O. Krider's stable and says he will never b' ont of beef while there is any cattle to b. brought for love or money.
 Caldwell Wright. Esq. who has been, for setnS gears. Recorder and Clerk, i'll the U. g.. District Court, is in Chicago, represent ing some yaiaable gold mines at Minera Park. Mohave Co, A. T.-Mining Review. Otto E. Kuencer has filed his official bonc and oath as County Surveyor in, the Re corder's ofics. Otto is getting to be nal of many offices, but he claims that he has hard voTk to make living out of them az it is.
 PauI Breon came up from Fort MOhave last Wednesday and remained in this VI cinity several days looking after the inter ests of his former partner, B. H. Spear. H says there is little or nothing doing at th' river except the building of the railroa' bridge.
 NV. Clark has sold all his remainins interest consisting of 240 acres in the Clarj and Cornell ranch on the Big Sandy in thi county to Edward F. Bates of Wooster Wayne county, Ohio, for the sum of five thousand dollars.
 W.S. Clark, Of the NJ .gnoliI Saloon, has just received a fine billiard table direct from the factory of Brunswick & Bake, of Chi cage, which cost over $450 laid down Il Mineral Park. The peculiaritY of thes' splendid tables is that any scrub player car make bio runs on them,-in their minds at least that is what Our devil says.
 We call attention to the new card of A E. Davis which appears i'll this issue. MT Davis has practiced law in this county for number of years, during which time he has had vast experience in litigation pertaining to mines and also in obtaining patents.- Nearly all the mine iii this county for whici .. s. patents have been granted were pat ented through M-. Davis.
 William linus of the Willows was m tow last Thursday. We understand that he haf purchased the interests of nearly all th heirs to the estate of his brother Charle' who died at Fort Mohave over a year ago and that the estate will soon b9 divide among the remaining heirs. Tais WI be z disappointment to many of cur cattle mer who were in hopes to be able to buy some o1 the celebrated linus herd. Col. B. Moses mining commission of thf tertiO-mil, will leave in. aboUs two weeks for visit te Mineral Park, Mohave county. to personally sd!Iejt contributions fro n E miners of that region Cor the mineral ex- hibit at the coming celebration. The Ett Col. never undertakes anything but he does his work thoroughly, and The Review can safely promise that he will return with 9 complete and splendid collection of Mohave county mineral.
 The boys have got good joke on Doc Dsg, in Blackberry, aud he goes around now n Il. fnP