Mohave County miner., 1884-05-25
Local BreVitieS.

E. M. Sanford the popular Flagstaff attor- ney is n town.
 Sam1 Crdzier is in town from his ranch near Blackberry.
 For the choicest cigars go to Watkins Bros. drugstore.
 T.. J. Christie has something to say in our advertising columns.
 Judge Howard brings dilatOry attorneys to time in good shape.
 |. S. Welton left for San Francisco last Sunday, on businesss.
 Henry P. Ewing has been appointed deputy sheriff, good appointment.
 Charley Moon, one of the old-timers of this county and good miner, is in town. D.J. Canty of Cerbat is in town attend ing Court. He is interested ill some five or six cases.
 Thomas Gray, one of the old residents of Stockton Hill, is in town in attendance as a grand juror.
 NJ. Carey, the popular Blackberry merch- ant. came in on Thursday, accompanied by John r. Davis.
 John Barry and T. L. Ayres of Cerbat are making their headquarters in town dur ing the session of court.
 Dr. James L. Ord of Fort Mohaye was in town last Monday and Tuesday. The Doc tor is very pleasant gentleman and has many friends here.
 Chief Justice Howard, Attorney General Churchill and NIT. Foote came over from Kingman on Thursday morning in Charley Beecher's conveyance.
 NV. Clark of the Sandy, one of the old warhorses of the Democracy i'll this county, was in town last Thursday shaking hands with his numerous friends.
 M.v.B. Norman, recently adjudged in- sane, was sent to Stockton in charge of H. H. Partridge, who was appointed special deputy sheriff for that purpose.
 Hen. Clark Churchill will start from here ina few days fol Chicago where he will cast the vote of Arizona for James G. Blaine of Maine foI the Republican standard bear CT inethe next election.
 The'old bridge at the Needles is so much damaged by high water that no efforts will be made to repair it. Work on the new bridge still goes on as rapidly as possible but we are unable to say how soon it will be completed
 ". Q. O-Neil. the handsome editor of the Prescott Miner, and Court Reporter of the Third district Court is in town In the in tervals of his court duties he looks after the interests of the pioneer paper of the Terri tory in good style.
 Sixteen malefactors in the county jai .avaitwith patience a chance to yindicate rthenselFes before the next grand jury Prescott Miner. The Yavapai Democracy should see that they get out before election day Theparty can't afford to loose sixteen good Democratic votes.
 IT Bucksbaum, Clerk of the Board of Snnarvi, ,-qrs of this county, deserves credi for the very efficient manner in which he has had fbe Co,.-t House cleaned up. The Courtroom wou,a ,Ne much improved if some rnatting or carpet Rss lald on the floor.
 In tile case of the Vulcan Pow ~der Compa- nv against W: H. Hardy to recover the sum of $4,S3I.37 for powder sold to defen> >@anI' the plaintiff is represented by Rush & Wel-'s and Clark Churchill and the defendant by E. M. Sanford and w. G. Blakely. Quite an array of legal talent.
 The oply man i'll the county who had sense enough to tak advantage of the sud den rise of the Colorado river and the con- sequent washing away of the railroad bridge was w. H. Hardy. He ordered three car loads of barley a couple of weeks ago and has it at the Needles now. He has refused cents per pound for it already. Hardy will make neat thing out of this little op- erations
 A young man by the name of F. H. KrosS who has been employed as brakesman on most of the divisions of the Atlantic & Pa oifio railroad the last two years, met with a shocking accident at Peach Springs last Fri day evening. It seems that Mir Kross while attempting to jump on board mov ing train, missed his hold and was throwI to the ground, with his right foot over tn, rail, the wheels of the train passing over i cutting it completely of at the ankle. Mir, Kross was brought to town yesterday morn ing, and taken to the Atlantic & Pacific hospital, where he is receiving every car' s-5 attention that his case requires.-Albu q, o,~erque Democrat.
 The Central Arizona Railway Company h.s baer organized under the laws of tn, Tarritorv. \ with capital of $2, 2,64o,0Oo, divid Ad into SlOO 'Tares, and has for it's objec the construction of anarrow-guage railroad with three divisionG yis: One from Prescott to some point on the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad within Yavatai county; another from Jerome to sone poi;qt on the Atlantic &Pscific in the same county and etlll anothe from Prescott to the city of PheSlx. The following is a list of the officers and dlrec tors: Gov F. A. Tritle. president; Hon. P. Head, viee-president; Bank of ArizonS treasurer. and N o. Murphy, secretary pi1ectors:4J. N z5enburg, Hugo Richards l.. Bashford, had, Clark Churchill ". P. Clark \. Q Murphy