Mohave County miner., 1883-06-03
MINERAL PARK, JUNE 3, 1883.
MuItum News in ParVO Type

Business is lively at Kingman.
 Who frowd dat last piece ob libber fust?
 Will we have Forth of July celebration?
 Cerbat booms. 13 men in camp at work.
 Alfred s. Fisher has gone to the Willows after beef cattle.
 Those bloodthirsty mosquitos have made their appearance.
 The foundation for Capt. Whites new house is finished.
 John Hughes is confined to his house with rheumatism.
 s. W. Woods, an old timer, is expected here in a few days.
 Joe Prisk was in town Friday from the American Flag mine.
 A. E. Davis left on visit to his home in California yesterday.
 No. potatoes from Walnut Greek at Krider Bros. for S4 per 100 lbs.
 James Smith from the far famed Burro mine was in town last week.
 Nsw potatoes, green peas, oabbages, tur- nips and lettuce on the Sandy.
 Isaac Donkey hes gone out to Gold Basin to work on the Fl Dorado mine.
 E. l.. Mercy cane in from Grass Springs Friday and returned this morning.
 Two loads of lumber for Capt. Whites house came in during the past weeF.
 H. s. Carpenter and James Twipgs of Cerbat visited our city during the week.
 Tho boys now refrain from singing "There' land that is hotter than this"
 The Board of Supervi ors will meet on Monday, providing quorum is on hand.
 The editor has gone to Albuquerque and we do not wish to Hyde the fact from the public.
 Born-To the wife of Mr Wilson, of Chloride. daughter. Mother and child doing sell.
 Several prospecting outfits passed thrO' town last week on their way to Gold and Lost Basins.
 NJ S. Osterhoud:, agent for tho Strahle billiard table house, called on our business houses during the week.
 w. 4. Osgood, tr:,inmaster 4. < F., came over from Kingman last Tuesday to take in ] the sights of Mineral Park.
 SA4dles at $2S each at Krider Bros.
 The wall of the butcher shoD to be occu- pied by c, B, Lawson are up and part of She lumber for finishing has arrived.
 It is currently reported that A. E. Fay | has purchased the Alta Arizona office and will move it to KiRgman at an early day.
 Several prominent uum1rrie1 citizens of | Minrral Park and Kingmau are suffering | from heart disease. The MINER feels for them, but can't reach them.
 No. and Vulcan powder at Watkins Bros.
 The large water tank at Kingrnan is now supplying the citizens with HatHEe's nectar. ! The capacity of the tank is between 4O0O Hnd 5000 gallons.
 Best cigars, pipes and tobaooos st Wat kins Bros.
 Chamberlain & Co. at Kingman have ] sixty thousand shingles and large stock of doors, sash and lumber on hand which they will sell at reasonable rates.
 4 young man named Frank Herman died of small pox at Powell, this co1nty, few days ago. He was recently from Albu- querque. Any information in regard to de- ceased may be had by addressing Joe Kelly. Powell, A T.
 full stock of cartridges at Watkins Bros.
 Some "welI-known westen gambler" has bssu flnp1sing on the credulous CuretoB of the Alta hrizon, with poem on Ruined Manhood ,'' which, notwithstanding the AL ta's statement to the effect that it was writ ten specially tor its columns, we recognize as being an old newspaper rOunder of years standing Prescott Miner.
 4 new lot of knives, psrfumss and toilet articles at Watkins Bros. T. H. Harris, an old time krizonan and one the original locators of the Stonewall Jackson mine, arrived in town from San Francisco few days ago. He is here as representative of the Castle Dome Smelling company, of Melrose, California, and pro- poses to make a thorough investigation of mines =T4sb the intention of purchasing ores if feasible.
 Handkerchisfs. Esekties and gents socks At Watkins Bros.
 The city mourns. Maurice Clifford, the tonsorial artist who has long and tenderly nursed the hirsute appendages growing be- meath the noses of our rising young men and who has so carefully showed up the brassy fronts of Odg older citizens to the tuIs of four bits shave or dye and one dollar a hair cut, has taken Up his bed ana tools and gone to more genial clime-King man.
 Works stearic acid candles and kerosine cheap at Watkins Bros.
 On last Saturday evening our sacred sanctum was taken by storm by a large party of ladies who proceeded to investigate the office. With the usual curiosity of the fair sex they examined everything closely. asking numerous questions, "fouled" our cases, knocked down the stove, made pi If nearly column of ads, frightened our devil. | embarrassed the pressman, run oyer the editor, damaged the press and made them l selves generally agreeable. Call again, ladies.
 On Tuesday last Messrs. BRtchellor and | Chamberlain of Kingman, accompanied by | " G nappicOD oaehiar and navuacfar of |