Mohave County miner., 1883-03-25
MINERAL PARK, MARCH 25. 1883.
MuItum News in ParVo Type.
To-day is Easter Sunday.

Oeputy-Sherln Otto huencer mas Bone IO the river on business.
 Watkins Bros. have just received a fine lot of cigars.
 MJse Steen is making a good many i'm provements about the Palace Hotel.
 Ariosa coffee, condensed milk and candles at Watkins Bros.
 Charles Zimmer is with us again, having come in on Fridays stage.
 Col. Moses of Albuquerque has our thanks for supply of Albuquerque papers.
 H. s. Carpenter and D. J. Canty were in town from .rbat Thursday of last week.
 We are indebted to w H. Taggart, Esq , for Kansas City and AtchisOn papers of a late date.
 Kr;der Bros. team came in from the rail read yesterday with load of lumber for their new store.
 Judge Dawson, the newly elected Justice of the Peace of Blackberry precinct was in town yesterday
 The Roe Bros. appear to be doing good business and they ought to at the low prices they are selling things at.
 W.J. Chamberlain, of the samplinG works at Kingman, has gone to Denver and will be back in two CT three weeks.
 Louis Davidson of Mineral Park, A. T., sold one half interest in the Minister mine to B, Moses yesterday y.-Al54querque Denl- ocrat, March 9,
 Sheriff Steen returned from his trip to tic Sandy yesssrday afternoon and leaves again to-day for Cedar and Signal to summons Trial Jurors, etc.
 We hear that a MT. Robins on, an at torneyyOf Prescott, will move to Mineral Park shortly. We need three or four dozen more lawyers quite badly.
 Sheriff Steen is of on a trip to Cedar sand the Sandy assessing poor folks and sum- morning the unfortunate individuals who were drawn on the Grand Jury.
 The next term of the District Court of this county commences on Monday, Ap.i- 2d, and the Grand Jury have already been summoned to appear on that day.
 At last Mineral Park has full 6edged barber shop. Maurice Clifford is the en- terprising individual who has opened up il Henkle's building, opposite the Court House Charles B. Lawson and wife came up or the last boat, and reached town on Monday night We are glad to see Charley's hand some phiz among us again and hope that thi itime he has come to stay.
 Gar good looking under.Sherif has had his hands full the past week in attending to ths numerous wants of his bOsrders. Six ty-two and half iackasses, etc., is good deal for one man to have on his mind.
 Ths celebrated case of Byrne V. Hall in which the plaintiff obtained verdict for damages snstained from bite of defend ants dog will be appealed to the District Court. The motion for new trlal III the Just1ce's Court has been denied.
 Frank L.. Smith arrived in town last Monday from Stockton, California, where he has been engaged in the furniture busl- ness. We are pleased to learn that le in- tends to stop wti IS and maks anotSer fortune He has disposed of his business in California.
 The fact that MT. and Mrs. Steen have an interest in the Palace Hotel will be 2 guarantee that everything will be kept ID first class style. The best of everything for the tables, clean rooms and bedding and courteous attention to guests will be the order of the day.
 The rate on ordinary express matter fIom Albuquerque to Blackberry and Kingman is four cents per pound: on butter, eggs, fresh oysters, etc., it is only three cents. And now can you tell us why with eggs at twenty cents dozen in Albuquerque they should be from sixty cents to one dollar dozen Tn Mineral Park.
 Judge Murphy left on Tuesday morning for San Francisco. The Judge has bonded some of our best looking mines for short time and has gone to California for the purpose of bringing parties out to examine the property We hope that MT Murphy's energy will be rewarded and that he will be able to make some good sales.
 Louis Davidson returned from his trip to Chicago, St. Louis and Albuquerque last Thursday night. Louis looks well and has evidently had good time during his ab- 6SuC6- IIO Spothhb III fc- OOAA@-O S% S@AS kind and courteous treatment he received at Albuquerque from B. Moses and others. He says that Col. Moses is doing wonders for Mineral Park and this county.
 w H. Hardy still keeps on the even tenor of his way and is attending strictly to business about now. His business con- sists in giving us a daily mail and bringing in passengers and freight from the end of the track As he is doing this on his own responsibility without any extra pay or en- couragement from the government we think he is entitled to considerable credit for his energy.
 A lot of jaelkassass, jennies, horses, mules and colts were sold Gt Sher1f's sale last Fri day by under-Sherif CoIlins to satisfy an execution in the case of the Territory of Arizona v8. Chas. Gross ct al. There were some some sixty head in the band and the whole lot realized about S239, some of the iackasses being sold for as little as four bits apiece. Even the persuasive eioqusnss of the accomplished auetiOneer could not se- cure better. prices though the tauit lies in the poor quality of the stock he had to sell.
 Wm. F. Taggart was formerly in busi- ... ;,, 4Lis city. He married Miss Crook