Mohave County miner., 1883-06-24
MINERAL PARK, JUNE 24, 1883.
MuItum News in ParVo Type,


 L.J. Lassell may be expected in town al most any day now.
 s. A. Fisher returned yesterday from his flying trip to bingman.
 Krlder Bros would like to sell you nice dress for your wife or girl.
 H. H. Watkins has been painting the ceiling of Hsrdy's new hall.
 Jack Doling was in Kinglnan last week but has left for Tombstone.
 ". H. Taggart has received his commis- sion as postmaster of Kingman.
 Now is the time to rectify any errors or mistakes about your assessment.
 Business has been quite lively in the Jus tics's court during the past week.
 w. S. Clark makes splendid iced lemon sde, st least that's what the ladies say.
 Ryan & LasselI have just put up a fine billiard table in their saloon at Bingman.
 Mrs. W. H. Taggart of Kingman was in town last Thursday and returned home on Friday.
 The Gird Brothers and Judge Blakely re- turned from their trip to Gold Basin last Tuesday.
 The Collins Troupe gave performance at the Court House last Thursday which was well attended.
 E. H. Thompson of Kingman was in town cn Thursday, accompanied by Ar. Hubbs of Albuquerque.
 Mrs. Partridge will read an essay after the lecture next Sunday evening on the Beauties of Life.''
 James J. Hyde has been appointed Court for Hohavs county.
 Mrs. Springer and family have arrived at Stockton to the great satisfaction of the genial superintendent of the Cupel mine.
 The assessment roll for this year has been filed with the clerk of the Board of Super visors and is now open to public inspection.
 Welton Grounds have the largest stock ef general merchandise in this county for sale at greatly reduced prices. Give them . call.
 John Buckley was in town last Wednss- [ day, being called hither witness in the ! case of the Territory of Arlzona vs. Sam lel l.. Chadwick.
 B. Moses of Albuquerque, we'll known in this vicinity, has been indulg.ng iu shoot | in2 scrape with the editor of the Albuquer- que Democrat. He ought to know enough | bv this time to let editors alone
 The Board of Supervisors of this county l viii meet again on Monday, July 2d We understand that there will be considerable | business before the Board and that the | meeting will be more than usually inter- ssting.
 T. O. Smith, city editor of the Albuquer- qde Journal, has been in town a few days and will remain until Monday. MT. Smith is very favorably impressed with Mineral Park and we shall expect to bear some good AsSounts of this district from him through the col umns of the Journal.
 The assessment roll for the year 1883 foots up the nice little sum of $1,915, ,614.45, of which S1 327, ,612 co is real property and 36Ss, ,0O2. 45 is personal property. This is aa increase of more than a million and a quarter dollars over the assessment ot last year and is due largely to the railroad con- pany.
 There will bs no admission fec charged either to the literary entertainment on the afternoon of the Fourth, or to the ball in $hs evening. but the committee wish it de- stinctly understood that no person who is under the influence of liquor or who misbe- hayes himself in any way Sill be admitted to either.
 The lecture last Sunday evening at the Court House came to a very sudden ter animation, The lecturer. J.W Stephenson, Esq, alter speaking some few minutes fell in a fainting it. He was immediately taken into the Sheriff's office end restora- gives applied which effected his recovery in 2 short time.
 The examination of the case of the Terri tory of Arizona vs. James w. Haas which has taken Up the time of the Justices Court for two days during the past week has ended and the case has been taken un- 1oL oesLSStnSub Ol IAO SOuLbs 4AC ant, having deposited $500 with the Court ss security for his appearance. has been re- leassd.
 Harry Smith was arrested last Monday night by Under-Sheriff Collins for giving whisky to an Indian. He had his trial be- tore Judge Hyde on Wednesday morning xas found guilty and fined one hundred dol lArs or one hundred days in jail. In de- fault of the payment of the fine he will take summer board at Collins hotel.
 The examination of Samuel L. Chadwick on the charge of grand larceny was held before Judge Hyde last Wednesday. After shs evidence for the prosecution was all in on motion of his attorney, Samuel Hamil- ton, Esq, the defendent was discharged, there not being sufficient evidence to con meet him with the commissiOq of the crime. The suit of L.. Wollenberg & Co.,, former iy of Beal Springs and Blackberry, against Ehe Atlantic & Pacific railroad company was dismissed in the District Court at Prescott. This was the suit in which the plaintiffs filed lien on the roadbed On the i, 4 F. railroad for supplies furnished to one Connors. a sub=ccatractor of c. Shen-