Mohave County miner., 1883-05-13
MuItum News in ParVo Type,

A me lOI or cloInlnq at hrloer brOS.
 L. S. Melton returned from San Franci. O last Wednesday.
 A good assortment of boots, shoes an hats at Krider Bros.
 We hear that the hotel at Kingman is t be finished of at once.
 Best cigars, pipes and tobaccos at Wat kins Bros.
 S.A. Fisher took flying tripFto Kingmal last Monday to see the cars etc.
 Bros.
 There are three saloons and two re5tau- rants in Kingman, but no lodging house or hotel.
 A new lot of knives, perfumes and toilet a-ticles at Watkins Bros.
 J. H. Drury and A. Harsch of Albuquer- que were in town last Thursday, leaving fol home the following day.
 Werks stearic acid candles and kerosine cheap at Watkins Bros.
 regular train is now running on the Silver City, Deming & Pacific Railroad from Dening to Whitewater.
 Haudkercbisfs. neckties and gents socks at Watkins Bros.
 Geo Colmsn had five babies on h!s hands to the emergency.
 The Magnolia Saloon is the place to get a nice lemonade or anything else ill that line. We'll, we don't care if we do.
 Krider Bros. are selling clothing and furnishing goods at lower prices t2aG ever sold ip Mineral Park.
 c. Shen2sld left Albuquerque for King man last Monday night and will return to 1he former place in about q week.
 We hear that the landing at POlhaInus on the river is to be discontinued and our mer- chants will have to ship their goods to some other place.
 R.. Nj. BatchelIer, the general agent of the railroad at Kingman paid us visit last Wednesday, returning the following day,
 c. A. Higby of the Arizona samplirg works who is now in Denver telsgraphs that 
 not return to kingman.
 A. F SimoQds expects to take trip to California next Week api will probably Do accompanied by B. Ii. Spear on his return F. Grounds and H. Bucksbaum. &C., companied by their families. took trip to Blackberry last Monday, returning after the dance.
 M. .Abernethy & Co. are doing about all the business in Blackberry. They keep 6 fine stock of everything and that is probab- iy tine reason.
 Phenix pipsrs tell of the recent raid made upon citizens of Tempe by Pima or MariG9- pa Indians, who maItreated an old couple MT. and Mrs. Sears.
 The Salt Lake Evening Chronicle gives the bullion product of the mines in that section for the quarter ending in March 31, 1883, at S1, ,6S7 ,500.
 W. G. Blakely has bought the Shelton house in Mineral Park and has had it nice iy renovated on the inside and will here after make his honle in It. HI. Hardy. the inyincibla. is running daily stage connecting the Atlantic & Pacific with the Southern Pacific railroad and he 1 wants everyone tc know 1t. One-half interest in a mine at Calico Dist rict, has been sold to J. <. Whitmore' formerly cne of the publishers of the Tucson Citizen. for one thousand dollars. At the hanging of a murderer named Walker at Trenton, Georgia, the spectators got into TOW. George Bird was shot and several others were badly wounded. The National banFs are asked for a state ment of their condition at the close of busi- l ness May l. A separate return of the amount of legal tenders is requested. The old established house of Krider Bros | are to the front again with new ad. They Insan business and some of OaE younger houses will have to look sharp to compete ! with them.
 W.J. Chamberlain has ordered twenty. four pack saddles, etc., and will fit up a mack train of his own immediately after their arrival. This will be good news to our miners.
 Wm. Richards, superintendent of the American Flag mine, was in town last Sun- day and Monday. He informs us that he has already sold one hundred and fifty tons of ore, now on the dump, to Chamberlain & Co. of the Kingman sampling works, and that they will probably handle the entire product of the mine hereafter. Michael DOlan, imprisoned in the county 1 jail on a charge of arson, attempted to es- cape last Sunday evening, by digging away the stonework under the bars of the window. l He WAS so pre-occupied with his work that deputy-sheriff Kuencer, who was watching him, held six-shooter within two inches of his ear without his being aware of 1t. When he did look up, however. ne concluded to quit work for awhile. His irons are now riyeted on and he will have hard time get ting out. Deputies Kuencer and Collins 1 are deserving Of considerable credit for their watchfulness Major l.. s. Melton wishes to dispose of his residence in town and anyone wanting to purchase a cheap house and lot cannot do s)etter than invest. The house is handsome Ny furnished throughout and will be sold just as it stands with all it's new furniture, wardrobes, bedding, pictures. curtains, kit chen utensils, crockery, stove, etc. The
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