Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
MuItum News in ParVo Type

 over on visit last Monday and Tuesday. The gentlemen of the legal fraternity are nY to their eyes in business about this time Vim. Krider and Caldwell Wright left on Thursday for trip to the Wallapai noun tsius.
 John Hughes, Jr., was ID Albuquerque on the 2Sth ult He wsnt from there to C5p- per City.
 Deputy Sheriff Al. Williams of Peach Springs was in town last Thursday for 8 few hours.
 Jud.e Bl. kelly infuYa as that there has been an abundance of Tain along the Sandy this summer.
 k E. Davis and W. G. Blakely returned from the trip to the Sandy last Monday afternoon.
 Our lawyers all appear to be busy in get tinx suits ready for ths next term of the District Court.
 II. S Carpenter and party have been tO she 1.ver tp lpok at some lOcatio .a in thSi Aeig -bYrlJJd
 Dr. Ottinser. representing the stneitin. wor s at Argo Colorado, is in town and will remain some time
 The watermelon seesbn has commenced and V .tkins Bros ha9s .;i iu heir su,n rner stock of ch ller.I medicines.
 J.B, Mollering WAS sp2pinted Jastic of ths Pstcs f.,r Ii- 3r F Ark prsuinct lAs- Tuesday bg tue B. .rd lf s ipervisors-
 D.J. Canty Of Cegbat pHid us visit last Thursday, but did n9t tsil Vs what had be come of that bay window he has lost.
 Coyotes visited Capt. Whites chicken house last Thursday night and got away with twenty-two of the Capt ain' chickens. W,J. Chamberlain of Kingman came over on Monday evening accompanied by J.E. Boss Df B5eorro, \. M., and spent Tuesday with ua.
 It E rumored that two of OFT Court Hous9 officials will go into the laT business very shortly, nlith a view of practicing IT Judge MoIlering's court.
 The Alta says that Smith < Burns now offer the lowest possible prices for cash.' 4 good idea. We would like to engage in the same business ourselves.
 John Styles Arthur Kemp and others re- turned from Grass Springs on Monday aizht with band of cattle which they went out to gatler up for Nose Steen.
 The Albuquerque Journal says: The Zun!s took Frank Gushing back to Zuni land Last night Thsy thought he had ex hibitsd himself sufficiently for one trip.
 Dr. Ottinger of the Argo smelting works left o4 riday's stage for Dsmine, N. M From thsnce he goes to Old Mexico, bu sxpects to return to Mohave county ir | few weeks.
 Capt. White desires to notify the people of Mineral Park that he is about to make war on the coyotes, and those people who own dogs had better keep them tied up fol a few nights.
 Phiiip Wilson, who has been employed ol che Ats Arizona for some time past, lief for Albuqusrqu0 last Wednesday,. He go left to the tune of 8S00 for wages due hin by the Cureton outfit.
 The vote for school trustees is as foiiows Win. G. Bl3kelv ton both tickets), .....7 Ssmael Hamilton, on,...,..,,.............. 4 Harrison White. ,...,...,.s.... ......-....A 4 Charles Gross. ss...s......-s-..'..,' '.-'.'5, ". F. Grounds, s,......--.,-... ..'.....'..S- J.K. Mackenzie and Sheriff Stesn re turned from their trip to Nevada las Thursday looking as though they had CT loved themselves, They bro.lg back quantity of grapes from the Vegas ranch the first of the cesson, besides other fruits &e.
 George Alexander is in from Hrckberr and Mineral Park where he has been pro pscting for the past eight months. Georg is very enthusiastic when speaking of tE future If Mohave county. He now goes | Coppar City to take charGe of the Eurek Comp1ny's smelter. Albuquerque IOurna 6ls John B1";ley wss 'r-ested j. D,31t+.Slsr'ff yi'Iit'u' nf P' ' prH and br sa gst ,e- 'r- Jlige fl ie 'n t1 sharces, one fof resisting an officer fnd | other for assault aHd battery. He WAS g -aigned on Thursday and piSad mot guilty to both charges. The trials were set ft pezt Wednesd y # ?, Tl.
 Msssrs F. ". Sperr. J. ". ~aleptt, Io.. D7uu. A. " Dunn and D vid Lsnnine al paying visit to oar section of the c'untr These gentlemen are interested in the m' and mining properties now presided over Or. Brozn. as superintendent. They o" mining property unsurpassed in riohne and extent and these ig no refson why the should not realize large dividends.
 T. O. Stevens. one of the prominent bus ness men of Pc lch Springs and wlthai or of the most poprlsr men in Mohsve count. c.ms in by yesterday mornings A, G train. M-. SteveI.s is on his way to u e,gtern homo near Boston. Mass, and VI Isaye here Monday morning for that clt. MT. Stevens has with him 8 bag full of rl' ana from Lost Basin. The ore is free mi ing gold and it will astonish the natives 4hs old Bay State, ,--AlbuqusxQus SsOSDa