Mohave County miner., 1883-04-29
MINERAL PARK, APRIL g, 1888.
MuItum News in ParVO Type.

J. w. Thompson of Quail Springs iG Il town under the doctors care.
 Paints, oils and glass at Watkins Bros.
 Jas. Rosborough is expected to be ir Mineral Park in few days.
 Eastern candies at Watkins Bros.
 Tom Burke was :n from Quail Springs last Friday.
 Fine assortment of candies at Watkins Bros.
 John G1rd is stopping at Oak Caesk with J. HI. Johnson.
 Best cigars, pipes and tobaCcOs ct Wat kins Bros.
 the first of May.
 A full stock of cartridges at Watkins Bros.
 w B. Taggart returned from . three days trip to Kingman last ThurSday.
 A new lot of knives, perfumos and toilet articles at Watkins Bros.
 How did you like that little wind storm last Tuesday?
 werks stearic acid candles and ksrosine cheap at Watkins Bros.
 Have you been interviewed by the "Queen Beef"
 A full stock of drugs and patent medicines at Watkins Bros.
 c. E. Sherman leaves for Grass Springs in a day or two to take a position in the mill.
 Our editor has been fixing up the front part of his house, putting on new coat of paint etc.
 W. s. Clark, our popular neighbor has somethingiuew ill our advertising columns this week.
 We heal that John Barry is in Boston purchasing an immense stock of goods for his store here.
 Sheriff Steen will not be back from his trip to the northern portion of this county till late next week.
 Louis Blakely, who is ambitious to be- come an expert printer, is taking his first lessons in our efioe.
 There are no vacant houses in town and several parties are anxiously waiting for a house to move into.
 James A. Smith came in from his trip to his copper mines Friday and left for Oak Creek the same day.
 Roe Bros. seem to be disposing of an enormous quantity of groceries nowadays. They sell cheap for cash only.
  Parties wish to take advantage of the re- bate on tobacco, etc., can obtain the neO- essary blanks from J. J. Hyde. Mrs. c. E. Sherman left for Detroit, Michigan, last Thursday on an extended visit to her husbands relatives. l.. J. Lassell has gone back to Kingman whereby certain young man who parts his hair in the middle feels greatly relieved. We were pleased to receive a call from I Nessrs. R. M. Batcheller and J. H Drury, two very pleasant gentlemen, last week. There will be social dance st the Court | House on Tuesday evening, May list. Every body invited to come and have good time. VIII. Taggart and family came in from San Francisco by way of tho river last Sun- day night and will remain iu Mineral Park. c. Higby of the sampling works at King man has gone to Denver after his wife and child and expects to return in about two weeks.
 The house at Quail Springs owned by Frank Robinson and J. w. Thompson was burned last Sunday morning. Nothing was saved.
 Nose Steen has brought an attachment suit in the Justices eoqTt against John Kriner to recover the sum of $5507. balance due for board.
 There was quite delegation from Cerbat in town last Friday, but no new lAwsuits were commenced by any of them that we have heard of.
 Deputy-sherif Otto Kuencer came in from Peach Springs last Friday where he has been interviewing the railroad employees on the subject ot poll-ta1es.
 We understand that Fisher and Clark have engaged "Ole Bull'' as one of tho stars for thsir concert troupe which sppeAfs nightly at the Magnolia Saloon.
 One of our prominent attorneys has re- covered from the hard work of the last | term of court sufficiently to be able to take afternoon strolls as far as Goats Rest. Henry c. Wilson, of Red Bluff, Cal. Oame in on the stage On Thursday. He has some valuable mining properties in this vicinity and comes here to supsrints1d their dsvel- opment.
 J.J. Dawson has sent in his resignation as Justice of the Peace of Blackberry pre- cinct and it will probably be acted on about the first Monday in July, unless the Board of Supervisors should take notion to Glset l sooner.
 M, W. HeEkle has let a contract to Messrs. Sherman and Partridge to put up an adobe building on his lot next to Kriders' ztore. The building will be occupied by Chas. B. Lawson as a butcher shop when completed.
 Speaking about drngs and things reminds ue that the Watkins Bros. have been piliEg drugs and medicines into their store during &he mast week, just as though this wss a |aickly eIimste instead of one of the health jest in the world, ". c. Parsons has brought suit in the |District Court against chas. Gross and wife to quiet title to the mine formerly known as the Five Forks. but roy known "a eh. FIores John M MHrphE is the