Mohave County miner., 1883-09-09

by Watkins Bros.
 ~ 4. R. Owens, who has store at the d
 pot at Blackberry was in town Friday an 1. Saturday.
 The Misses Nelson, Woodbury and Morri paid the MINER office a pleasant visit Thurs
 day afternoon.
 A new lot of underclothing and gents ful
 nishing goods at Watkins Bros.
 The Jury in the case of the Territory V James ". Haas returned a verdict of mo guilty" last evening.
 J.R. Halsey, an experienced oarpente who has helped to build most of the houses i'll King nan, is ill town.
 Blackberry aud kingman are we'll repre- scented in town at present, many of theil citizens beng on the trial jury.
 Otto Kuencer has his hands full looking after the hotel and attending to his duties as Deputy Sheriff at the same time.
 There was another dance at the Court House last Thursday evening. The boys ought to get in about three dances next week.
 Nee col beer at fifty cents per bottle at Krider Bros.
 The suits of Fred Roenne vs c. E. Desty in the District Court Lave been dismissed. a settlement having been effected between the parties thereto.
 Everybody was enthusiastic over the sing ing by Miss Hannah Nelson of Buy My Pretty Flowers" at the Court House. Thurs day evening. She has a wonderfully clear and sweet voice.
 No matter how fast the lawyers or wit ne ses talk in Court. the Court Reporter. MT. O'Nsill, is equal to the emergency and gets down the record verbatim. He is by long odds thr best shorthand reporter we have ever Il Id ill this county.
 We cln the attention of our miners t" the ad of the Gust V Billing smeltIng works. These works are now in actual operation and are situated at Socorro, New Mexico. just seven: y-five mics south of Albuquer- que Miners will do well to send for prices aud freight rates. A spleudid assortment of fine soaps and toilet articles just received at Watkins Bros.
 Richard Pollard who came here about three years ago from San Rernardino, and ! has been employed most If the time siuc ,s a " iter i'll the P tlsce Hotel. died in th- county hosp;t'l yesterday morning. i'ioi WAS good man ard but for his one failin. night have lived to a god old a.e.
 List of letters remaining in tho pos :offic' It Mineral Park. Sept. 1st, 1888. If no ;alled for within 8 days will be sent to th' Dead Letter office at Washington, D. C.: Charley Adams, Chandler Belding. Jacob d. Gable. Milton $. Feysert, Jack White, I. W. White.
 WM. NJ. KRIDFR, P. M. Alexander Morris and his sister Miss Ida. with the Misses Nelson and Woodbury. left or their homes in St. George, Utah, last Friday morning. During their visit here hey were the guests of Judge Blakely. We lope hat this will not be their last visit to ' his section and taht they will go home with .one but pleasant recollections of Mineral lark and it's inhabitants, { The Board of Examiners of the county Of Iohave held a meeting last Monday and tuesday and after examination granted econd grade certificates io the following F adies. viz: Miss Leonora Woodbury, Miss z Tannah Nelson and Miss Ida Morris, all of t. George, Utah, Mrs. L. i. Musser of the . andy, and Mrs, Lydia Partridge of Miner : Park.
 E. M Sanford, Esq.. the attorney of Will ( ans, has made splendid record in the t Iaas case and has proven himself to be a lIuable addition to the legal fraternity of I lls Court. Nor must We neglect to mention il is associate, s. Hamilton, Esg who to- h ether wi h Mr. Sanford did all that could n Dasibly be done for his client and the yer jet of mot guilty shows that their joint forts were appreciated by the jury, Sheriff Seen filed his official bond as Tax u ollector last Friday in the sum of thirty lousand dollars. with the following sure ci es, viz: L. s. Welton SIOCO, Thomas B. hipp $50 0, Clark Churchill S5000, Paul D reon $5uCO. Charles Cohn $500. Henry f; ambert S253O, J. w. Thompson, $2000, A. ornwal, siQO0, Jnlius H, Farlee $lC00 and D harles AtGLisson $lGGG. As each of the tl ircties to the fore going have justified iii pubic the amount on the bond, 1t really c presents S60oC0 of security. Wilson, the teamster ceme near meeting pl ith serious accident on Friday evening W hile unloading his wagon in front of Wei n & Grounds store. While taking out q vs il Of blankets from the top Uf tbe io:d- fe @ rope with which they were tied caught lhe trigger of a shotgun which imme ately exploded. The charge passed be- -een Mir Wilson's right arm and side. .; sring away a portion of his shirt. but =, herwise 1t iniuping him. Altogether z r. Wis ,n my )u2r ltuIate himself on g " forum }te e DO. q;
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