Mohave County miner., 1883-10-21

call this morning; besides editing the Val lev Review of Livermore. Cal, he find } time to ably represent Palmer & Key tn, , welI-known Pacific type founders and w cordially commend him to our brethren o the press needing any thing i'll his line.
 Prescott Journal.
 Major Ingalls, has gone to California tC negotiate the sale of his Indian curiositles
 From good authority it is learned that Chief Justice French would not under any circumstances become a candidate for dele gate to Congress, although spoken of so favorably by the press of the territory.
 A farmer living near Prescott who has lately empl lyed WalIapai Indians to work for him, paying them S1 per day, says be would rather have ten good white men than the whole Wallapai tribe. They are lazy l 8hiftless set, who have realized no benefits from civilization apparently.
 Prescott Courier.
 Can an Indian sue white man is now the question. Guess he can.
 Ice, of good thickness, formed on water in vessels, out of doors, Sunday night.
 J. F. Knapp, who has served two terms in our legislature, arrived here recently on mining business. Ho is still with S. P. R. R. Co.
 c. P. Dake, ex-U. $. Marshal of this ter ritory, was here yesterday. He has a saw in, al l c,- Howell smelter. He tells us that the de- mand for lumber is good.
 Phenix Gazette.
 The mines of Mohave county are looking we'll and great developments will be mace there soon. Samuel Purdy of Yuma arrived on this mornings stage. He will remain here u. til tine courts adjourn. Major Ingalls, of Prescott passed thrOuXi l our city on Sunday, on his way to attend the Los Angeles Fair. He takes with hin the finest collections of Indian relics that has ever been gathered together in the ter ritory.
 Work on the Salt River Valley Canal is rapidly, and in few days the portion of the canal running through town will be reached. This canal is being en- larged to width of ten feet on the bottom. The end of the world is confidently pre- dicted by devout Moslehs to be approach ing with the close of the Mohammedan thir- teenth century, which comes on the 9th ot next month. Let her flicker.
 Silver Belt.
 Thomas Doyle while at work in the tun- nel of the A. NJ. B. R. R., was so unfortu. nate as to have his arm broken by falIin, rock.
 Old Dominion shipments for the week, ;17 bars 1885 pounds. Total shipments .O date, 5.42l 900 pounds. Two furnaces running steadily, and the Old Globe mine S yielding plenty of ore. Coke bins art :ull and wagons arriving daily.
 'Tis reported that freighting of coke anc 1 bullion for the Old Dominion copper company of Globe IS so managed as to bel fit Wilcox alone. The company had bet CT inquire into the matter and ascertain
  low much they are benefited by the ay 
 The Public Administrator is in receipt c, let ter dated San Francisco. Oct. 6th ( rom Otto Ohlig In reference to the deati his wlfs and claiming an interest In her state. He expresses a disbelief that her cath was caused by an excessive indIi- ence in the ardent spirits. The Admins [ rator is of the same opinion as Mir. Ohlig nd the reply informs the bereaved hus- and that his wife, tne evening previous to CT demise, informed hlm that she had been nmercifuliy beaten by Mir. OhlIg, and that | he believed it would result in her death. Q Ter body was badly bruised, and ill many I laces highly discolored from the effect of d ickS and blows. ,