Mohave County miner., 1884-02-10

But he who pays for what be buys Will not be cramped by debts or sighs
 Dry wood is at a premium since the storm.
 Who wouldn't like to drive stage in this weather
 W. H. Hardy has leased his ware house at Kingman.
 Where is the man that said Ali zona was dry country2
 L.. J. Lassell has opened a first clasa assay office in Kingman.
 Don't fail to call at the Eureka this evening.
 4 notice to creditors of the estate of W. J. Beldin appears in this is sue.
 NJ. F. Wilkinson has quit keep ing ferry at the Needles and is nov in Kingman
 A. W. Dunn. of the mill company, returned last Sunday from a trip to Columbus, Ohio.
 W. H, Hardy IS going to quit mar chandlsing and turn bis attention to mining in the future.
 All persons indebted to the late firm of Kriier Bros. are requested to settle their accounts at once.
 ". NJ. KRIDER.
 Joe Duck Wo has bought the Coleman restaurant property at Kingman and is keeping a good eat ~1Bg house.
 Taggart & Cp's store s,t Kingman Is so crowded with goods that their numerous castomaIs don't have much room to circulate around in.
 The old b,acFsmit' shop, lately used by c. E. Sbern.ar, IS Q total wreck, the adobe vails ba,lns suc- cUnbed to t"e com5i3,d assaults Of wind and water
 The roof of Or, Burdick's tent al Kingman, occupied by Joe Gideon and family, was blown to pieces dur ing the recent storm aud the family had to seek safer quarters.
 Kingman needs a hotel badly. | Slecping accommodations are scarce and far between and if 1t were not fer the hospitality of its merchants and citizens, strangers would fare badly.
 Watkins Bros. are having their branch drugstore in Kngman fitted up n very tasty manner and will have it filled in q few days wi5h choice line of drugs, medicines, toi- let articles &c.
 Welton $ Beecher are cut with a new advertisement this week, call ing the attention of the public to the super1or advantages they have to offer m the way of trade. This firm evidently knows the value of prin- tors ink and use it accordingly.
 A F. Simonds is fencing in the ground in the immediate ne1ghbor- hood of BeaIe springs with the inten- tion of planting it in fruit trees and grapevines. If he had done this two or three years ago ie would have re alized Q nice little income from it by this time. He has also built large and commodious stable, besides many other mInor improvements.
 While ln Kingman a day or two since we took in Melton 6 Beecher's new store. We found it little ahead of anything we have seen in the Z county ID the shape of a store, and the members cf the firm appear to have their hands full of business. The store Is @ credit and an orna- msnt to any town and we hope the 1 enterprise of Messrs. Welton&Beech- CT vii be appreciated in the com . munity by corresponding increase in tbeir trade The only item of note to enliven an unusually dull week i'll mining matters has been the sale of the I EElkhart mine by Jerome Burns for q cash consideration of S1750. The ( fortunate purchasers are 4. E. Davis E and T. M Matthew. the farmer talk [ ing two thirds and the Eatter- one { third of the property. This claim is / an extension Of the Schuylkill mine at Chloride and has four foot veln.l of galena ore. The new proprietors will at once commence opening up