Mohave County miner., 1884-06-08

And glued his lips to her'n.
 The Colorado is on a bender this year.
 For first class drinks go to the Eurak'
 Saloon.
 Crooker & Fisher, the Kingman butchers
 are doing big business.
 New narrow gulge railroad ties witt
 spikes in them are floating down the Color
 ado by the thousands.
 The problem of obtaining artesian water
 in Yavapal county valleys will shortly be
 solved by a stock company.
 J.F. Luthy of the CeEbat mill was ill town on Tuesday, and we are indebted to him for several items of interest.
 Welton & Beecher's teams were ill town
 Inst Tuesday With losd of groceries, dry
 goods, beer and things for their store here.
 The pen with which the new Chief Jus ti,e first signed his name, was SC by Gov ernor Tritle to Mrs. Howard as a souvenir Journal.
 WIS. Clark starts for California to nor TOW morning. It is a cold day when he gets left, as some of the other boys will find out to their sorrow.
 change has taken place in the manage ment of le AIbn querque Journal. w. H Gardiner now editor and general man. ager in place of W. $. Burke.
 The rats and mice stand a very poor showing at Porter's hotel. MT. Gro vat the proprietor has forty seven cats and continues to add to the number.-Star.
 There was cloudburst in the mountains northeast of town on Friday afternoon and quite body of water ran down the main wash for more than an hour afterwards.
 Won. Koshland and \. W. Clark came up from Signal on Friday by way of the Sandy and Blackberry. They say the roads are ill . fearful condition, and no water in the tanks.
 HB. Scott of the Benson smelting works and Gus Beecher of KmgmaI came over from Kinsman last Tuesday. MT. Scott immediately left for the Schuylkill mine at Chlori e.
 The Sentinel says Fish Commissioner Taggart has gone to the Needles to receive ! B consignment of one million shad which are to be planted in the Colorado river at at that place.
 If you would have your ,lks in the east ! know what is going on on this side of the | continent, send them copy of the MINER l and San Francisco Chronicle. It will only | cost you SC per year.
 Wm. Koshiand of Signal has commenced ssllk in the District Court to recover $73CO from the Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Company. Murphy and Hamilton are at torneys for the plaintiff.
 Tom Steen and W. R. Jones are collect ing drift-wood from the Colorado near Pierc5's Ferry fDr the Southwestern min ing company at Fl Dorado Canon and are making good thing out of 1t.
 WE. Stronaeh, late superintendent of the Lester mining company has gone to Fl Paso del Norte. The compiay will send out s new superintendent shortly and it is ex pected tlat work will start up again sarly in-the fall.
 The Sazerac Club is receiving large ad- ditions to Its membership and fourishes like green bay tree. Among the members elected last week were Jack O'Brien, Ed. Thompson, Otto Kuenosr. Howard Watkins and our Kingman correspondent.
 Somebody along the linz of the VI ineral Park and St. Thomas mail route makes business of appropr,ating copies of the MINEE dirscte to W. ,lley, Land Z Jadd. St. George, Utlh. Now this business has got to stop or someone will get into lrouble. Tuere was a cutting scrape in John Stiles saloon at Planet last Monday. During Q 6ESnken quarrel Ja k Earle. a teamster, cut srrSfher man twice ill the abdomen The wouzids were quite severe and the victim is not expected to live. Deputy Sheriff Cox of Signal went out to arrest Earle but it is be- Ileved he iulnsdiately skipped the country Eugene de s lbla and c P. Gordon, presi- , dent aud secret lry of the M ,thilde mining ., company, of s n Francisco, the oVgers of the mines and smelter at Planet, have ar rived there for the purpose of inspecting the mines and furnace. They made the . trip from the Needles to Aubrey Landing in a small boat. [ ,. G. Lennon, the well-kuown botanist q of Oakiand, Cal, was m town week ago c yesterday. He and his wife are camped near Peach Springs and are making |. col | lection of the SQany plants and flowers q found in Mohave county, The professor tells us he has found some fpuf or five va q rieties of plants in this county hitherto un- I known to science. { A lotter from Daniel BoneIli at Rioville F says that the Rio Virgin has played sad 0 havoc with the dams, ditohes and roads in the vicinity of his house. He says that the I Colorado at it's junction with the Virgin Is (. two feet higher than any known high water mark and still rising By the vast amount of wreckage, such as bridge timbers, rail road trellises and ties, boats, fencing. etc.. that fs constantly passing his house he con lectures that considerable damage must T hs8e been done on the upper tributaries of r the river.