Mohave County miner., 1884-05-18
Decoration Dav. May 18th.

P terday.
 The sheep shearinG season at Beal Spring !, is over.
 f What has become of our Kingman OOrrsi i pendent?
 The Probate Court was in session yestel f day morning.
 Erin Sherman is patching up the COur House chimneys.
 Tom Woods of Wallapai mountaia was ii
 town last Thursday. Capt. AtChisson is having the lot adjoin
 ing his house fenced in.
 H. Bucksbaum left on Tuesday for . triE
 to Kingman and the Needles.
 Ell. Thompson has been appointed a deputy clerk of the District Court.
 Sheriff Steen returned on Friday from a trip to Peach Springs and Blackberry.
 A complaint has been filed in the Probate Court against N. V. B. Norman for insan- itY.
 We hear that & saloon, restaurant and store are to be opened in Cerbat in 8 few days.
 James Daggett is now the village black. smith, having leased the shop from John Hughes.
 John J. White of Blackberry is in town. He will return to his old home in ksnsas in few days.
 W.M. Krider has some mare interesting questions te ask Mir. Hardy in this issue. Read his letter.
 Read the adv. of W. H. Hardy in relation to his Canon Station toll road which ap- pearsin this issue.
 Geo. BorradaiIe, representing the cigar co, was in town on Friday.
 It is said that the Southern Pacific rail road paid out in the repairs occasioned by washouts during the past six months $l,- 5OO,0C0.
 Court Commissioner Hyde is adiourning the District Court from day to day await ing some definite action on the part of Chief Justice Howard.
 John T. Davis says he has been to Cali furnia to secure the railroad influence to help him in his efforts to become the next Sheriff of Mohave county.
 MT. Frazer, of Lost Basin, Mohsve coun- ty, Arizona, is in the city and brings some beautiful and rich specimens of ore with Journal.
 The jury in the Shadrick murder case in Phenix, rendered verdict of murder ln the second degree, and was sentenced to the Yuma penitentiary for life.
 The Selby Smelling and Lead company of San Francisco send us their latest quota tions as follows: Silver, $1.11%, Lead $3.55, with an upward tendency in both.
 L.O. Cowan of Peach Springs has filed his official bond as Justice of the Peace in the sum of 5000, with R. l.. Frazer, T. O. Stevens and A. H. Grant as sureties.
 John Spruance and s. L. Stanley of San Francisco have sold the station and springs known as Young's Springs, formerly owned by Harley Fay, to T. F. Garner for $75o.
 We cali attention to the adv. of Crooker 6 Fisher, the KIngman butchers, which ap- | pears in this issue. The boys are well known in this community and VIC hope they | will do we'll in their new departure.
 MT. Bucksbaum desires us to state that as MT. Hardy's reputation for truth and veracity is so we'll known in this community | he does not deem it necessary to make any | reply to the inslnuations made by W. H. Hardy concerning himself.
 Mir. Adolph Harsch and other citizens of Albuquerque are interested in valuable mining property at Lost Basin, MOhave county, Arizona, and the chances now are they will do good deal of work on the claims this summer.-Albuquerque Journal.
 May Woodman, who was pardoned some tine since by acting Governor Van Arman, on condition that she leave the Territory. ssaerto return. has been in Tombstone Sess. dsgess visiting her mother. It is uiSii sd kh bn her way East, where she i1tsnfIF o Iceste Epitaph.
 Cro6ks Q Fisher, the Kingman butch. SITS, have disposed of 43 head of beef cattle, besides any amount of sheep since the 17th If last month, when they commenced butch ering. This shows what can be done by strict attention to business. They solicit orders from Mineral Park and vicinity and will fill them by return stage,
 I have en route from Chicago carload of best brand Schlitz beer and expect to make it an object for saloon men to deal with me, am also prepared with samples and prices of whiskiss. wines, &c., by wholesale. Should the public choose to patronize home indus try, please give me trial before ordering elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. W, N. KRIDER.
 Treasurer Brider makes some serious ,harges against the chairman of the Board If Supervisors in hls letter which appears n another column. If MT. Hardy cannot ,efute them, as ha eviden tly could not those made in Mir. Krider's letter of last week, it would be in order for him to at once resign ais position. The District Attorney, if he ioes his duty in this matter, will see that shese charges are brought to the notice of the next grand jury.
 A special grand jury was empaneled on Monday, at Tucson, to investigate the charges made by former grand jury against the public school trustees, for oul- pable mismansgement in building of the lew public school. Charges against other public officials will also be sifted. The