Mohave County miner., 1883-11-25
MuItum News in ParVO Type.
Delightful weather.

Delightful weather. Subscribe for the MlNrE. Oar county o4iei .ls sly that business Ii dull.
 No.1 California four for S6.OO per hun dred at Brider Bros. R.M. Wymus. the Irish Lo1d was al Ash Fork few days ago.
 Lawyer Casper of Kingman was in town last Thursday and Friday. HI Pattridce. having finished his job on the jail walls, has gone to mining q Sbenfeld. the Kingman ''boomist' has ,aturued to Albuquerque from San Fran cisco.
 little fire begins to feel comfortable mornings and evenings.
 W.J. Chamberlain and Ed. Thompson were over from Kingman last Wednesday. J James A. Smith of Kingman came in on Thursdays stage and left again the same night.
 VIII. Taggart. the popnlar merchant and T postmaster of kingman was in town last Thursday.
 socoro. N. M., has been made happy by < tbe arrival of a hand-crgan with monkey attachment.
 Under sheriff Kueucer tooF flying trip to Kingman on Thursday afternoon on ottl- 5 cial business. ttis not true that one of the boys got 5 hold of the wrong bottle of perfumery at the dance last Tuesday. zfvssrs. Mackenzie and Sherman are ex- pected back from their trip across the river on Tuesday or Wednesday. Subscribe for the MINER and send 1t to ; the old folks at,home. Five dollars year in advance, postage paid. F. Henry Lambert was up from Fort Mohave Hast Thursday on business connected with his government contracts.
 W.J. Belden, of the firm of Peasley & Reldeu. the wide awake livery men of King man. came in late on Thursday night.
 Scott and Casey have bsen admitted to bal in the sum of S1O,00O and will return Jt.s the American v5lle:,-So1~~o Sup-- Mrs. l.. J. Watkins left for her home in San Jose, on Thursdays stage, accompanied by her grandson, Master Watkins Hyde. Go to work. If you have ore that will 20 90 per cent lead and 45 oz. silver Krider 9spz will put up necessary supplies for work 1ne siPping Ec,
 w Make has filed his official bond as | Jps+;-- If the Peace of Kingman in the nm, 5one thousand dollars with L. J. .I.aso.si sie and G. ". Beecher as suTeties. VIII. Hardy has applied for letters of Administration on the estate of Wooster M sHardy deceased. The estate is valued at about tairty-fve hundred dollars. Governor Tritle has issued a proclama- 6on. settino aside Thursday, November. 1 asth. ss day of thanksgiving, in accord | fanoe with a similar document issued by President Arthur The examination of Isaac N. Coohrane on ! s eharre of perjury was held in the Justices | | lourt last Thursday. After the evidence | Tor the prosecution was all in Judge Hyde | dismissed the cass, bhe evidence belng coh- lusive enough to warrant holding the attendant.
 On Nov. 14th, in tine Superior Court Of sn Francisco, Dep 3rtment '; Mary V. +. toulter was granted divorce from Seneca noolter on the grounds of cruelty. Senec khpzitsE is well known in this county hay
 fornerlv resided here. He wa tha
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 in Ninerll r lr1. Arizona. the peo- | 'a are having a truly awful time. A van Isl saloon-keeper is ceiling whisky for - drink and those Df tile standard sea
 twenty-five cent, con.ider that tie.
 hts are ruthlessly trampled upon. Th'
 ions are divided on the question O. sap whiskey or moral right.-Socorr" an.