Mohave County miner., 1883-04-08
MINERAL PARK, APRIL 8, 1883.
Multum News in ParvO Type.

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 Ask Tom Burke of Beanv1lle if he ha found his horse.
 H.H. Watkins will start for Californi; tomorrow or Tuesday.
 It is now an assured fact that Lassel knows how to drown rat,
 This paper is sent to nearly every county in the State of California.
 It is expected that this term of the Dis trict Court will close about Wednesday next.
 The funeral of Jonathan Adams took place last Monday at 4p. m. and was largely attended.
 w. H. Taggart returned from his trip to Kansas City last Monday and was welcomed by everybody.
 John Buckley of Chloride was in town last Monday and Tuesday. You are quite stranger, John.
 Louis w. Beach, staff correspondent of fhe London Times and Prescott Miner, came in last Sunday night.
 The jury in the case of J. M. Canos ct al. vs John O'Brien for false imprisonment rc- turned Q verdict for defendant.
 W H. Taggart left for San Francisco on Tuesday mornining where he has been sad denly called on urgent business.
 John Hughes has leased Canon Stltion to Arthur Kemp and will hereafter devote him. self to his blacksmith shop in town.
 Henry Elfers, an old prospector, from A. buquerque, paid us visit last week. He and his party are now out in Gold Basin district,
 John Gird. H. A Owen and Thomas Gray returned last night from a trip to the co. per mines across the river owned by the Gray Bros.
 Charley Beecher must be making money, judging by the number of passengers he brings in every day from Kingman in hIs blackboard.
 The case of s. o. Prince vs the Hampden miuing company was settled in the District Court last Thursday within one hour of the time set for trial.
 J. A. Sanders came in from Kingmen day if he had not found soft job on the trial jury at $2 per day.
 Charles Cohn of Blackberry has sold out bis interest in the firm of l.. WolIenberg & Go. and will hereafter devote himself to raising cattle and lizards.
 An attachment suit has been instituted in the District Court by c P. Head & Go. against James Matherson for about seven hundred dollars. A wagon and team have been attached.
 I.D, McDonaId- and Charles Sangster are in town from the railroad camp at the Needles. They are in attendance on the District Court in the case of Michael Dean vs. Grant & McDonald,
 The case of Thomas MuliigaR and John O'Brien vs. J. NJ. Canos ct al. to determine the title to the Mexican mine is now on trial ia the District Court and is attracting considerable attention.
 G. 2. Lincoln of Little Valley, New York, came in on Thursday and will remain with us some days. Mir. Lincoln is president of the Cerbat mining company and is here On business connected with his company.
 The case of s. O. Prince vs the Hampden nafning company was settled before coming to trial. Th6 defendants offered to allow judgment to be taken against them for $7, zoo, which offer was accepted by plaintiff. L., Wollenberg and Charles Oohn are in town. Charley has shaved of his whiskers with a view Of making himself look as much like cowboy as possible now that he has gone into the cattle business so extensively. w. A. Atkinson of the Needles dropped a five dollar bill in our office last Monday, which it is needless to say he will never get returned to him However. we will send him the MINER for year as an equivalent. ". B. Jones of Gold Basin came ill on Thursday with some cattle for Nose Steen. He is going into the cattle business and of course will make money, as all cattle men do here, and become one of the future cat tie kings of Mohave county.
 B F. Lee, Of Sandusky, Ohio, paid us g visit last Monday. He is largely interested in the Hampden mining company, tho owners of the Silver Queen mIne at the H4mrden mill at Cedar. The property i' in litigation at present but will probably be settled at this term of court. MT. Let informs us that work will be commenced oI the Silver Queen mine this summer and { large force of men will be employed on th' mine and mill.