Mohave County miner., 1883-05-20
MINERAL PARK, MAY 20, 1883.
MuItum News in ParVO Type
G. ". Brooks is at Cedar Valley.

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 Ladies' dress gods at Krider Bros
 IS. Wellton left town last Monday on a
 trip to the Needles.
 4 fine lot of clothing at Krider Bros.
 A. F. Simonds and Seneca Shoulders were in town yesterday.
 A good assortment of boots, shoes and h-ts at Kridsr Bros.
 Nearly every lady in town wants new dress from Krider Bros.
 BA9t cigars, pipes and tObaccos st Wat kins Bros.
 NJ s. G. W. Brooks of the Needles was in town < few days since visiting friends.
 A full stock of cartridges st Watkins Bros.
 F. Simonds has deeded to c. Shenfeld one half interest in the Beal Spring No. 2.
 new lot of knives, perfumes and toilet articles at Watkins Bros.
 Lee Rlught has quit driving team and gone out to Geld Basin to work for R. G. Patterson.
 Works stearic acid candles and kerosine cheap at Watkins Bros.
 A.E Davis, attorney at law is doing con- siderable business in the way of procuring pltents for mines, Sc.
 Handkerchiefs. neckties and gents socks at Watkins BcJs.-
 Col. Thornlow of the Crescent mine at Peacock Mountain came in last Tuesday looking well and hearty.
 Krider Bros. are selling clothing and furnishing goods at lower prices than ever sold in Mineral Park.
 Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of the arrival of Hon. A. E. Davis, Capt. Chas. Atchisson and E. H. Smith iI this county.
 John Collins, who has been prisoner IT our county jail for several months past vas released yesterday morning. having served out his time.
 There is splendid chance for some on terprising baker to open bakery and con- fectionery store in Mineral Park at the present time.
 FSimonds will start for triptO Cali l fornia in few days, accompanied by Seneca Shoulders, who is returning to his home at 1 San Jose, California.
 Vim. Reed of Union Pitss was in town yesterday. We learn from him that there | is considerable travel from Kingman to the l railroad bridge by way of his station. J.K. Mackenzie left yesterday afternoon on a trip to the Needles. He will return l next Thursday and during his absence the Recorders office will be in charge of J. J. HydS. The citizeEs cf Cannon City. Cclo., have asked the county commissioners for m ap- propriation of $2OC5 to be used in preparing the Fremcnt county exhibit fer the Denver exposition. WeIton & Grounds have an immense stock I of goods an.i are adding to it every few days. You can always get anything you want at their stores at Mineral Park and the Needles.
 Watkins Bros. have the largest line of drugs, medicines, p,r.umety, tDiiet articles and notions in Natlern Arizona. They a lso keep 2 choice .ssortment of clgar5 and candies.
 The walls of the new building destined for Lawson's butcher shop are gong up rapidly under the nimble hands of Erin Sherman, who has no superior in this territory as a bricEIayer aud mason.
 LIS. Welton returned from his trip to the Needles and Fort MohaTe On Friday afternoon. We hear that he succeeded in getting wood contract from the govern ment while at the Fort.
 Sheriff steen returned from five weeks trip to the extreme northern portion of thls county, where he has been on an assessing tcur. He found some 2OOO head of cattle there liable to assessment,
 M. W. Henkle, superintendent of the Mineral Park water works has been under the care of D Burdick during the past week. His place on the water wagon is filled by NJ. V. B. Norman ID the mean time.
 We learn from Major Welton that the steamer Mohave in charge of Captain Pol hamus has gone to Fl Dorado Canon and will stop on her return at Polhamus Land ing on Saturday. May 26th, to take on pas sengers and freight for Yuma.
 Chas. Atchisson is out with a new ad. in this issue and will supply the public with anything ID the line of clothing, underwear and gentlemen's furnishing goods at reason able pr ices. Give him a call and take a look at his stock of goods.
 The inhabitants of the old railroad camp at the Needles have all removed to the Cali fcrnia eide, close to the Southern Pacific depot. where new town has been laid out. The town site has been nicely graded of by the Southern Pacific people.
 We call attention to the card of Willard A. Fairfield, Assayer and Mineralogist, at Albuquerque N. M., which appears in this issue. and hope that our miners will give him a share of their patronage. He guaran- tees satisfaction in every case
 Michael DoIan made another attempt 50 ssc. 7e from the county jail last Sunday niobt and succeeded in tearing out a qran. tity of ,oos- dirt and rock from one of the walls. but was discovered before he had made d hole large en,.ugh to get through. A laborer on the Black Bills wagon road, named w. H. Garbard, shot man named
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