Mohave County miner., 1883-11-11
MuItum News in ParVO Type.

And now the merchant wary
 Will deem it necessary To have sn advertisement we'll displayed
 played, played,
 Within his local paper;
 For that's the proper caper By which to catch the coming autumn trade
 trade, trade.
 Macon Telegraph and Messenger.
 Pay your taxes.
 wefesl quite sorry for Lou Lassell, and so does Smith.
 Fine Waterbury watches for S5 at Krider Bros, agents.
 Order your Thanksgiving turkey from W, B. Taggart ( Go.
 Harvey Hubbs is contemplating trip t. California in few days.
 "A. Spear of Fort Mohave has been wis. iting our town during the past week.
 Caldwell Wright, Esq. carried of the honors last Monday from all accounts.
 Miss Julia Grounds, who is visiting rela- lions in Texas, is expected home shortly.
 The Magnolia Saloon seems to be about the most popular place of resort in town.
 If you can't get any coal oil in town you can try can of that fine eastern butter at Roe Bros.
 Our devil says that it is his turn next, and that Smith IS not going to get much the best of him.
 Dr. Burdick returned last Friday iron. Kingraan where he had been on profession al business.
 Our democratic friends had no Use for that flag they were talking about borrowing from Capt. White.
 John Packer, one of our large cattle owners, was in town yesterday from his ranch on Knight creek.
 Five dollars will pay for years subscrip- ton to the MINER, sent to any address from this office, postage paid.
 Mining material of all kinds-powder, fuse, caps, stseI. &c.-cheap for cash at Krider Bros. postofice store.
 Mrs. H. s. Carpenter of Cerbat, who is visiting friends in Los Angeles, is expected to return ill about three weeks.
 W. F. Grounds left last Monday morn jug for Tru1ton, where it is reported he r. about to build him new residence.
 Mineral Park has a bit saloon, but V; don't see but what the old ones are doin>. as much business as ever at the old price. Capt. Atchisson has lately received from Chicago fine assortment of clothing anc dry goods which he will sell cheap for cash. Judging from the number of drunken h. dians seen on our streets, they don't appear to have much trouble III getting all the whisky they want.
 We miss the familiar face of Grandp Peasley from our streets. and the reason is that he has gone over to Kingman to em- barS in the stable business with W. J. Bel den.
 Rev. Father Deraohes left for Prescott. last Tuesday. During his visit here the Father had his hands full with baptisinG children, celebrating raarriagss, Sc., besides mass every day. The Board of Supervisors met last Mon 1 day and adjourned without transacting any hus;ness, to meet again next Tuesday, much 1 to the disgust and inconvenience of those who had bills on file. The shoemaker has left town and yOu can't get those old boots fixed over any more, but you can go to Krider Bros. and get a pair of fine shoes for 8 which is just as cheap.
 Messrs. James Smith and J. w. YoachSrp have rented the large front room of the Palace Hotel which they intend to open up with a first class stock of liquors and cigars in day or two. All dTinFs 1211S cents, and don't you forget it.
 Ehe case of the Territory of Arizona vs James NcDonald, who was accused of giv- ing whisky to an Indian, was on trial in the Justices Conrt last Thursday. The de- fendant was discharged by the Court, the evidence for the prosecution being rather lame.
 L.S. Welton returned from his trip to San Francisco last Friday looking much better than when he left. The Major means business now, and proposes to astonish the natives with the low prices at which he is prepared to sell merchandise. Melton 4 Beecher will sell you anything from car load of barley to paper of pins.
 We call attention to the new ad of Messrs Welton & Beecher. These gentlemen sue ceed to the business of the we'll known firm of WsIton & Grounds, and will continue Aks business at the same place and also at Kingman. These gentlemen are both well known in our community and we bespeak for them liberal share Of trade.
 In the case of Churchill & Damn ys, Wm N. KrideE treasurer a decree has been en- tered in favor of the plaintiffs and a writ of mandate has been issued out of the Dis trict Court requiring the treasurer to i'm EaediateIy register plaintiffs warrant for payment, in case there is not sufficient money in the General Fund to pay it.
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