Mohave County miner., 1883-02-25
MuItum News in ParVo Type.

Oranges and lemons at Watkins Bros.
 Calvin Cuzino has been under the weather for the past ten days.
 Eastern flour, bacon and hans at Watkins Bros.
 w. J. Chamberlain was in town from Kingman last Sunday.
 Ariosa coffee, condensed milk and candles at Watkins Bros.
 Several of our townpeople were of pros pecting on the 22d.
 We hear it rumored that the Palace Hotel will soon change hands.
 AZ. Simonds will probably start for San Bernardino in a few days.
 Harmonicas, soaps, cigarette papers, etc. Rt Watkins Bros.
 c. w. Fehr has entirely recovered from his recent indisposition.
 Ask Ed. RoelIe about that cherry tree he sat down on out at Gold Basin.
 The Magnolia Minstrels tonight at p. m. Free list entirely suspended.
 Sheriff Steen has gone to the Sandy on business, accompanied by Otto Kuencer.
 A new lot of pipes, pocket knives, sleeve buttons and perfumery at Watkins Bros
 A. F. Simonds was in town from Zeal Springs last Tuesday with load of passen- gers.
 Seneca Shoulders is rusticating at Beal Springs, where he is 8 guest of A. F. Simonds.
 John P: Krider has gone out to Gold Basin district to make some sketches of the country.
 W.H.Hardy is having the room next to the Magnolia Saloon fixed up and made ready for occupancy.
 Paul Breon came up from the river last Wednesday and left for the end of the track on Thursday, accompanied by Dr Brown.
 Chas. L. Roe and brother came in from the railroad lass Tuesday with load of merchandise for Watkins Bros. and others.
 The question that agitates the public mind to the greatest extent at the present time is, shall we copper the ace or play it straight up.
 If you want nice desk. cabinet table, or 1 any article of household furniture made to order, call on J. w. Michael. See his ad. ] in another column. ". M. Ewing, Frank Watkins and James sDougherty have been appointed by the' Pro- bate Court appraisers os the estate of Tho mas RaiIton, deceased.
 The enterprising firm of Krider Bros. contemplate enlarging their store in readi- ness for the big rush of trade which IS bound to come this summer.
 Capt. Heirer came up from Fort Mohave last Tuesday and staid with us couple Of days looking after his mining interests, which are becoming quite numerous.
 The population of Mineral Park has been increased by forty or fifty during the past week, fully that number of strangers hay ing made their appearance among us. Our citizens celebrated Washington's Birthday by pleasant dance at the Court House. Everybody appeared to have good time. The dance was followed by 8 supper t the Palace Hotel. w J. Belden, H. H. Watkins and J. P Krider were appointed by Judge Atohlsson a board of appraisers to appraise tho value of the Steen house, as required by law, be- | fore it can be purchased by the county. WR FoIlis, of Santa Fe, and lately Of Albuquerque, gentleman of considerable experience in smelting ores, &c., is in town and will stay with us couple of weeks. He is looking around with @ View of locat- ing. Already the voice of the sewing machine man is heard in the land. The enterpris- ing agent of the Singer sewing machine company made his appearance in town last Tuesday and will be followed by the book agent, lightning rod man and various other signs of civilization. Our Blackberry correspondent complains that the citizens of that place are made miserable by man who is trying to play a fiddle. That is nothing to what we suffer from child next door who makes our lives a torture with his little harmonica. This child wears number 14 boot and IS a5sidu- n ,,eIx onI+iva +ir,y Q ,1ouStaeho