Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Local BreVities.
They say Jackson don't like chicken.

Fireorackers for 4th of July at Brider's.
 Dobe Simonds has fine garden at Bealt Springs.
 Paul Breon has been elected member oi the Sazerac Club.
 The "Harribles'' are going to celebrate the 4th in Prescott.
 The Arizona Pioneers had STOPS in Hudson & Co.'s bank.
 Sheriff Steen got back to kingman on Friday from his trip to Yuma.
 Small flags for decorating on the 4th of July can be purchased at Brider's.
 JIG. Potts has been placed m charge Of the SchuvIkilI mine, vice Fisher, deceased.
 It is said that John Howell, while in Sai Francisco, will purchase smelter to be put up at Blackberry.
 Soms ssventy-five or eighty dollars havo been collected with which to buy hrework for the 4th of July.
 Ex-Gov. Murphy is running the District Attorneys office during the temporary ab- sence of Judge Blakely.
 H.H Scott, af the Benson smelter. ar rived in town last evening from the com pany's mines at Chloride.
 For first class drinks go to the Eursk; Saloon.
 RI. Butler, deputy Internal Revenue Collector, arrived in town from Prescott on Friday on official business.
 H. S. Carpenter, superintendent of the Arizona Northern mining company, came in town on Saturday last.
 IF. McCunuiff has resolved his com mission as postm aster at Henning, or Yuc- ca as it is more generally called.
 F.P. Damn of Prescott has been appoint ed Judge Advocate General of Arizona mil itia, with the rank of Colonel.
 The citizens of Mineral Park should not be behind the other towns of the Territory in celebrating the Nations birthday.
 Go to Brider's for 4th of July "fxings."
 The fact that tse name of W. H. Hardy ..tst neati 1nedz zin- our last issue has caused Considerable com msnt. Hence this item.
 Henry Raymond returned on Thursday from his trip to King.lan, and was cor diallv welcomed by the other members of the S4zerac Club.
 Frank Murphy will leave in few dtysf for the line of the Atlantic & Pacific. to gather material fJr the A-izonl exhibit at the New O;le ans Exp)s ;tjon.-M ns-.
 Superintendent Moses, of the Starke and Ewing, has made another big strike in the mine. Under his management this mine is ~apidly developing into fine proyerty.
 S S~teen thousand pounds of fne sheep's wool wa = shipped to Boston from Kingman last week by Ar. Johnson. And yet they say that Arizon is not good country for sheep. The Arnold mine was sold on Saturday tc l Wm. Jackson for the sum O. SlO08.14 under an execution, in the case of Wm. Jackson | ys the Arnold gold and silver mining conl- | pany.
 The road from Mineral Park to Kingman i is now in better condition than it has been for years The Board of Supervisors should 1 ID lke smAl appropriation to be used on this road.
 Blackberry is one of the live camps of the Territory to day. The mill is pounding away, night and day, on ore from the Blackberry mine, and bullion shipping IS the order of the day.
 The Colorado river is yet rising and will probably continue to do so until about the 18th inst. The volume of water this year f has never before been equalei, so says the oldest inhabitant.
 If the Board of Su pervisors of Yavapai county could get the telmstsrs to throw & few ID ore rocks in the road flom Ash Fork to Prescott il would be great benefit to the travelling public.
 The money collected to purchase fireworks for the 4th of July has been sent to Chicago by W. M. krider, with orders to return the fireworks by express. The order will there fore be filled in time. The enterprising frm of Crooker and Fisaer, butchers at Kingman, are now ship ping large quantities of Arizona beef to California. Californians appreciate good thing now and then.
 People blame the late Republican con vention for the cold wave which is ,ng tss- in the country.-Courier. The Democrat ic party will experience d C. Ild wlve On the 4th of November next that will astonIsh them.
 Henry Raymond, for the present repre- ssnting the Champion mining company, has put a few pen to work on the compqny's mines, Ia 6 short time these properties will be worked in earnest, and with large force of men.
 Special unstable Jack Kenuy brought up a new bo4rder for the county hotel in the person of lntos L lgun |, held to answer to the grand jury by Judge KoshIand of Sig nal for the crime of an assault with an at tempt to commit mnrdsr, The shipments of ore from this porsion of Mohave county is unprecedented. It is astonishing to see the amount of ore hauled to the dep1t st Kingman. All the plat forms are full and more coming. The low rate charged by the Pueblo works for ship r17cy-{ and so oouaa Ia