Mohave County miner., 1884-06-08
Business is good with our merchants.

Business is good with our merchants.
 Ed. Burke and two barrels of beer cam - over from Kingman last Thursday after noon.
 Political matters have occupied the publi - mind during the last week to the exclu .- sion of almost everything else. The Republicans had the stars and stripes
 floating from the liberty pole yesterday ir , honor of Blaine's nomination. !. H. Bucksbaum and wife left yesterday for Blackberry where Mrs. Bucksbaum will
 remain during her husbands absence in Prescott.
 There were no less than fifteen passen- gers left town for Kingman on the stage and
 other conveyances on Wednesday after
 noon.
 T N. w. Clark has commenced suit in the District Court to recover the sum of $2300
 fIom Edward P. Bates. Murphy and Ham,
 iIton are his attorneys.
 James 4. Smith came over from Kingman
 on vest -rdav's stage. He will take charge of
 the Magnolia Saloon during the absence of
 W. $. Clarke the proprietor. Capt. Atohison IS the happiest man in
 sown over the nomination of Blaine. He says the news of his nomination is worth a
 hundred doll ,rs.
 Paul Breon and A. F. Simonds were in town on Wednesday for couple of hours. MT. Breon says that the town looks livelier than it has for many a month.
 A. E. Davis has been appointed a special 1 deputy Sheriff for the purpose of taking an insane person to St ckton, Cal, and left on Wednesday with uis charge.
 w. NJ. Krider received a fine lot of single | and doEble handed hammers, No. 1 giant | powder, caos, fuse, pate de foie gras, cod fish and beer during the past week. Quite a mixture.
 The news of the nomination of Blaine was received here with great enthusiasm last Friday night among the Republicans. Eve ybody seems to think the nomination the very best that could have been made.
 w. H. Taggart & Co. of KinGman have d new adv. in this issue. This enterprising firm have lately leased Hardy's warehouse and are now prepared to store freight, ore etc., for any length of time at reasonable rates.
 The Board of Supervisors held short and After calling a special meeting for the pur- pose of auditing the Ills ntr ,cted during the term of Court, they allowed four only and then adjourned.
 Sheriff Steen started for Yuma on We'd nesdav. having in his oharge Manuel RI- ble5, who was convicted at the asr term of Court of an assault with an attempt to oom- init murder and seutenoel by Judge How , ald to five years imprisonment.
 Tue California delegation went to ChIca- 2 go in a special car decorated with flags, &c., f with an immense streamer on each side on ' which was inscribed "Rlaine and Victory" They got there, and Blaine and Victory bids fair to be the motto of the campaign.
 It is said that the Central Pacific will build a road iron Los Angeles to San Fran o ng the San Fernando tunnel, unless pre- . vented by legal interference. They think however, that arrangements will be made with the A. & P. to use thelr right of way.
 The public school at Cerbat closed last b and Miss Jesse Tollman, the = eacher, came over on Thursday, and will tay until Monday, the guest of Mrs. Hyde. Both ladies leave for California tomorrow morning, and the editors heart will not be he only one that will ache in consequence. tl Samuel Hamilton, Esq, attorney at law, u sTt on Thursdays blackboard for Prescott, IS 7here he goes on legal business connected u nth the case of the Champion Consolidated u old and silver mining company vs. Harvey u Iubbs and D. J. Canty. J. NJ Murphy, u Isq., who is associated with MT. Hamilton u l the above aAse, also left for Prescott the blowing day. C. There are now fully two hundred passen- 'n ngers at the depot here the majority of Ill hom are ticketed for all points on the yt acifc coast, but there are also quite num- II ar who are looking for some outlet to S'' eming, Lake Valley, Socorro, Silver City nc ld Fl Paso. Arrangements were perfected ec ith the AIantio & Pacific last evening pr hereby ali the California passengers will III 3 forwarded to tho Colorado river leaving II" gre at oclock this morning. At the river cli ley will be loaded on the boat and trans ty orted across 10 the Needles, where they ao ill find an elegant hotel and where they ha m take the Southern Pacific for Moiave Id thence to San Francisco and Los Auge. s.-Albuquerque Journal.
 LETTER FROM KINGMAN.