Mohave County miner., 1883-10-07

Exchange.
 H.B. Cox has gone to Signal, where he intends opening a saloon.
 RIG. Patterson and Chas. Pifard came in from Gold Basin last Wednesday.
 The MINER is nov the official paper of Mo have county, and don't you foreget it.
 James J. Hyde left last NJ ,nday for Albu- Querque to take in the Bernalillo county fair.
 MoCright of Signal is doing rushing bus mess in his boarding house and restau. rant.
 The Phenix Gazette is one of tie best papers in Arizona Territory, barring its pol itics.
 Peach Springs is fast depopulatins. Busi- ness men are moving to Ash Fork and Flag staff
 The school trustees gre having inc school house repaired and made comfortable for winter.
 H.B. Cox. and J. W. Yoacharn returned from their trip to the Sandy and Signal last Sunday.
 Prescott is having some cool weather, the thermometer going down below freez1 nearly every night.
 Nelson Swanlan came in from Music mountain Monday evening. He reports the mines looking well.
 Brown eyed ladies are ssii to ioa', D sst in gray satin, s3 l-rly e5ci I+d;os most look best iii brown satin.
 It is understood tLat ". X. Mix vii! take charge of the hotel at Kingman and will run it in first-class style.
 Capt. Atchison has a fine lot of goods coming from Chicago, which he intends sel- ling at bedrock prices.
 A twenty-tzo pound onion is one of the productions of Texas. We always thought Texas would raise something.
 Mr.E c. Sherman started last Thursday for AIbuouerque to meet Mrs Sherman, who is on her way home from the east. Already the town of Signal is looking brighter, and the business men are putting on the smile of more prosperous days.
 "Eat onions, Sis is the Boston Posts advice to a young lady who wants to know hew to avoid having a mustaohe on the up- per lip,
 Col. H. A. Owens arrived in town last Tuesday from h1s home on the Sandy. Jack makes a favorable report on the min ing outlook.
 Envelopes can be obtained at very low | figure. already stamped and return notice printed thereon by ordering through Post gnasteE Krider.
 The Governor pardoned Israel Ullmo and restored him to citizenship on the 24th ut. | IrIlom WAS sent to Yuma from this county | for resisting arrest.
 Hon. l.. J. Lassen and w. S. Clark Fe- turned from Kingman last Wednesd y. They report everything dull aad considers ble sickness in Kingman.
 Mike ScanIan has started a new ferry oIl ths Colorado river. between Bonellls and Tom Steen's. He is drawing considerable business from the Bonelli ferry, and seems to be making it pay.
 The we'll in the middle of main street is 1 becoming quite offensive to the delicate proboscis of our inhabitants The smell which eminates therefrom would make poll cat turn green with envy.
 The new iron cells for the jail are rapidly nearing completion so far as it can be done. The work cannot be finished however uutll the bolts are received from Albuguer- oue. the contractors having failed to send l the requisite number by some seven hun dred.
 The Postal laws require, where tine Post office is not located in Government build sno deposit of fifty cents for each key to lock boxes. to be refunded when the key is raturned. Post Master Krider asks the box holders to govern themselves according to this law.
 The Courier says: 'FW. K. Anderson, 'tke oil prince.' of Titusvilie. Pa, carries the laroest life insurance of any person in America. He is insured f3r s440.000." Now we beg to differ with the Courier. Hamilton Disston of Philadelphia caIries policies on f his life amounting to S4.0O0.0O0.
 Capt. Hardy, w. F. Grounds and John K. Mackenzie started on Tuesday to take in the Albuquerque fair. The fair grounds will no doubt attract the attention of Capt. Hardy and Bud Grounds, buff we q ubt if ] the grounds will be much in Johnnie's eyes. it will be the fair girls that will draw his at fention.
 Two weeks ago yesterday Dan Douglass was drowned in the Colorado river at the Needles. It is supposed he got entangled in A sein, that he was hauling in the river at the time, catching fish. Douglass came to this county nearly year ago. from Pioche. Nev. His body was taken from the water by the Indians.
 The MoHAvE COUNTY MINER since its con- ao1idatiOn with the Alta Arizona has been greatly improved in appearance, although eyedit to Mohave county and the Territory previously. It is we'll filled with local and territorial news, is ably edited and deserves well of the citizens of Mineral Park and HEobo1,a oountv p regcOtt Journal