Mohave County miner., 1884-02-10
Ed Bauman left for Signal last

Mohave county has pald up he bonded indebtedness.
 We should like to hear Captair
 Rardy's opinion of the weather.
 It is said that Henkle is studying
 theology and political economy.
 Pima county's contingent warrants
 are selling for S5 cents on the dollar
 Ed. Bauman, fermer resident oI
 this county, came Ill on Wednesday
 The Courier gets away with the county printing this year m Yava
 pal.
 Judge French and several Pres colt lawyers are in St. Johns, Apache county.
 G. V Baechor came over from Kingaa1 last Tuesday. He made ( flying trip.
 The total indebtedness of Mohave county is now in the neighborhood of SZ0,0J0. We, will give the exact figures shortly.
 From present appearances the next term of the District Court in this county will furnish plenty of work for both judge and jury.
 Never growl at the weather. Noah didn't, and he witnessed 40 days Of the wettest weather that man ever saw.-PbiladoIphia Chronicle Her ald.
 The telegraph line now being put up to the Qaijotoas will be built for s2I0 per mile. Why can't we have one between Mineral Park and King man.
 WillH. Webber, formerly foreman of the Prescott Miner, has been elect ed historian of the printers associ- ation of Franklin, Pp.. for tbe year 1881.
 Chas. R. Williams, late general freight aad passenger agent of the Atlaltc and Pacific railroad. was married to Mss Lulu Kendall, few days since.
 John Barry has brought suit against Robert Steen. as Sheriff, to recover the possession of about twenty-five tons of ore, held by the Sheriff under attachment.
 The Atehisou, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad has men out surveying for branch line from Socorro to Benson, to connect with their line from Benson 10 Guaymas.
 D. J. Cauty has commenced an ac 5ion in the District Court against John B. Fisher to recover the sum 'f &8S2 g, and interest at the rate of E per cent p-r month from April .7tb 1875.
 We hear it stated that H. Thorn ow who recently absconded from his county, leaving his creditors sadly in ;he iurch, has gone to Eng and, taking with hin from SlG,0O0 o 220,0j).
 Chs Beecher has been appointed administrator of the estaie of ". J. 32liin and has filed bIs bond in the um of $800 with Dr. Burdick and V. s. Clark as sureties. The estate s valued at about $500.
 In almost every direction ourroads re Tn very bad condition from the ecent heavy rains, especially the oad over the summit near Cadon 'tation. Billy Reed uill soon have m good shape, however.
 Tho cxamlnation of the case of the erritory of Arizona vs Andrew Me 1inDi5 on a charge of robbery was cid before JUdge Hyde on Thurs ay last and resulted in the defend Tt being held to answer to the rand jn~y. All the Court Horse and Jail bonds { i Mohave county have been called and will be paid as soon as Lre- en5ed. There will be some money it ln the fund and cur county eff Lals are pnzzling their brains to now what to do with it. :. 4 pioneer society similar to the ( ne in San Francisco has been or at Tucson. The line of the 'embership was drawn at the year 370- The permanent officers are: '' T. Oury, President; ". J. Os- S orne, Secretary; j. H. Toole. Treas !, Ter. The total taxable property of Pima t ounty, is S88l,228G2, upon which i, K of $f45,11773 has been levied. s n January 1st Sheriff Paul paid in 2