Mohave County miner., 1883-09-02
Hultum News in ParVO Type.
How does Judge Crooker sound?

How does Judge CroOker sound?
 District Court meets tomorrow at 10 a n.
 HIS. Carpenter was in town on Wednes day.
 Philip Hach is stopping at the Palace Hotel.
 Samuel Crozier of Truxton was in town last Monday.
 Dr. Burdick seems to have about all the patients he can attend to.
 It is against the law, as it nov stands, to ssIl ammunition of any kind to Indians.
 Afew slight showers of rain fell on We'd nesday afternoon, but not enough to do any good.
 Tom Burke came in from Gold Basin on Wednesday and left for KinRmsn the same evening.
 undersheriff Collins was interviewing our merchants last Thursday about their county licenses.
 The past week has been the hottest spell of the summer, especially out at Gold Basin aAd on the river.
 T.J. Christie has one of Colton's fine new maps of North America, displayed on the vail of his saloon.
 |. 2. Lassell and W. F. Grounds went out to the Grass Springs mill and Music moun- tain last Monday.
 ". E. Stronach, superintendent of the AcCracken company was in San Francisco when last heard from.
 The enterprising firm of Krider Bros. re- oSived two loads of fine groceries from San Francisco last Sunday.
 c. B. Jones and wife and Frank Watkins were in San Francisco last week, taking in the sights of the COnclave
 load of peaches were brought in from Burns ranch last Wednesday night by Frank Abrams and found ready Sale.
 E. P. Crooker has filed his bond as Justice ot the Peace for Blackberry precinct with ]. P. Krider and H. H. Watkins as sureties.
 Otto Kuencer says that keeping hotel is worse than being married. We did not know tAatthe had had any experience in he lat teE state.
 The gentlemen of tine legal fraternity have been up to their ears in business dur ing the past week getting their cases re sdy fer the Court.
 Many of our miners are making for the mountains to escape jury dutyS It is hardly faiI to expect the citizens of this district to do jury duty for the whole county.
 The MeHAyE COUNTY MINER comes to us from Mineral Park as an exchange. The reporter understands how to gather news. t is good paper.-SOcorro Sun.
 H. Bucksbaum returned from a trip to Prescott and Albuquerque on Thursdays stage. He reports having had good time besides seeing good many old friends.
 J. A. Sanders and J. W. Michael have been occupied in the interior of the Court | House during the past week, fixing up book cases, ta bles, &c., for the various county of | Acerg.
 Judge Albert Yeomans of Warren, Ono. | vas in town on Sunday and Monday and | paid us visit. The Judge is here on busi- | ness connected with his extensive mining | interests in Cedar district, in this county. i
 Sheriff Steen returned from a trip to Sig | mai on Wednesday morning and left the same evening for the purpose of arresting some parties at the river for running a saloon without paying the necessary county license. John A. Rush, Esq, of the law firm of Rush and Wells of Prescott. came in on Wednesdays stage. Judge Rush is a reg ular visitor at our terms of Court and his rapidly increasing business testifes to the ability of his firm.
 We aall attention to the new sd of Smith 4 Burns in this issue. They intend here after to carry a full line of vegetables of al kinds, besides California fruit, in addition Co their butcher business. and will deliver goods in St lckton, Cerbat or Chloride with out extra charge.
 Suit has been commenced in the District Court by Henry S. Lubbock and Robert H. ElSn of Silver Reef, Utah. against R. G. Patterson and John FoI to foreclose a mortgage ou the Fl Dorado mine and for ens thousand dollars counsel fees. Churchill 4 Damn of Prescott are attorneys for plain tiGs.
 Workmen engaged in tearing down the back valI of the iaii for the purpose of put ting in the new iron cells came across small pieces of meat saw about three inches long. It is supposed that this piece of saw enabled the Crum out0t to cut their shackles SO often when confined in our jail awaiting trial.
 We notify those of our readers who have neglected to pay their subscription, and there are good many of them. that our first year is nearly up and that our terms are cash in advance, for this paper. People never think of subscribing fer Easte:n or zGsn Francisco papels without paying cash, aud there is no reason why they should not do the same with their local papers,
 The time of the Justice's Court was taken Hr last Friday ia attending to the cases of George Casper and Charles Houston, ar rested by Sheriff Steen fer carrying on saloon without procuring g county license On thsir trial defendants p.ead guilty and were sentenced to pay fine of S62 each or 20 to jail for 62 days. They chose the lat .l