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Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13

then unanimously elected secretary of the meeting. The secretary then read the clil for the Phenx convention, whereupon Hon. A. E. DaAis in a short stirring speech, in which he urged the necessity of appointing o1ly good and tried men in the party for seats in this or any future convention, moved that the meeting at once proceed to
 the election of six delegates to represent Mohave county in the Phenix convention. c tried. The following were placed in nomination and unanimously elected, viz: H. H. Watkins, Mineral Park, H. s. Car penter, Cerbat. A. E. Davis, Mineral Park, l.. J. Lassell, Kingman, Henry Koshland, Signal, E. P. Crooker, Blackberry.
 On motion the delegates were instructed to work for and do all in their power to secure the election of Dr. E. l.. Burdick of this county as one of the delegates from Arizona to the Chicago convention. It is needless to say that this motion was carried by exclamation.
 After considerable discussion on the coming campaign the following resolution was unanimously adopted, viz;
 Resolved: That it is the sense of this meeting that the best interests of the Re publican party would be subserved by the nomination of James G. Blaine and Robert Lincoln as the standard bearers of the party in the coming campaign, and that the delegates from this county to the Phenix be urged to do all in their power l to secure the election of two delegates from | Arizona who shall bs pledged to cast the l vote of Arizona ill their favor.
 After some further remarks from H. S. { Carpenter, J. w. Stephenson, pr. Burdick, [ w. G. Blakely, A. E. Davis and others the reeting adjourned.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
IN MOHAVE
DETERRENT bfsrnrt
COUNTY.

Superintendent Fisher of the Sohuylkill mine tells Us that the new shaft is down 75 feet with eight inches of good ore in the bottom.
 Fred Bauer has sold one half interest in the Last Salvation claim to John T. Davis of Blackberry. This claim is it the Music mountain district.
 The heavy rams of the past week will again retard mining operations iA this dis trict for some time to come.
 The we'll at the Cerbat mill is full to over6owing. A constant stream of water has been running from it for weeks.
 Messrs. Cole and Caffrey of the Alpha mine were in town last Sunday. They re- gently shipped nine tons of ore from this mine which netted them $9O0. The ore was shipped without much sorting as a sample lot. and the boys are very well pleased with the returns. They are good workers and deserve to succeed.
 Louis Davidson has sold 2l interest in the following mines, viz: Orc FinO, Great Western, Great Eastern, Boss No. 2, and Avoid mines to l.. Simmer, for one silver dollar.
 A. B. Warner has sold his interest in the Alpha, Warner and Standard claims to Ed. F. Thompson for $250.
 A deed from J. E. HoIleabeok of Los An geles to M. Salisbury of Sln Francisco con- veying the Schenectady and Schuylkill mines at Chloride has baen placed on record. The consideration expressed in the deed is $3OOO.
 Jeff. Sailing has disposed of one half of the Buster claim in Maynard district 10 T. l.. Ayres and the other half to J. K. Mac kenzie.
 Two lots of ore shipped by B. Fredericks from the new Groom's Peak district to the Blackberry mill sampled as follows: Lot F three tons, 147 oz silver per ton, lot k, one and a half tons 3i5 oz per ton. The ore was sold to John Howell on the basis of 90 per cent of the market value of the silver, less milling charges. There is no ore in the Quijotoa, Occur d Alene, or any other of the much boomed districts that will aver age any better than this.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
Proceedings ot the Board of su-
 peTvisors.

The Honorable Board of Supervisors met April 7th, A. D. 1884, at 10 o'clock a. m. Present-Wm. H. Hardy, Chairman, M. W. Henkle, Supervisor, and H. Bucksbaum, Clerk.
 The Sheriff appeared before the Board and made his settlement with the Treas urer.
 The report of the Sheriff accepted and or dered filed.
 Settlement for the quarter ending Marcl 31st, 1884, was then had with the County Treasurer as follows: (W. F. Grounds ar- riving): Cash on hand January 1st, ........ $9038 C9 Cash received during quarter..... 18569 34 Cash disbursed during quarter $16911 A Cash on hand. ......................1 10689 99
 S276O1 43 Monies counted and found to be correct as reported.
 The Treasurer's report accepted and or dered filed.
 Recess to o'clock p: n.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13

Roe's team got in last night with grocer
 ies and lumber.
 T.J. Christie contemplates making some improvements about his saloon very shortly
 A fine lot of wines and liquors just re
 ceived at Krider's Pcstoffice Store.
 Fresh strawberries have made their ap pearanoe in the San Francisco markets al $1.5O per pound.
 I am selling goods cheap for cash and don't you forget it. Yours respectfully,
 w. M. KRIDERs.
 Everybody. lawyers, litigants and others, are anxiously awaiting the coming term of the District Court.
 The Flagstaff Flag says that Conductor Nelson is about to purchase the Harley Fay property at Peach Springs.
 Ed. F. Thompson, the popular manager of Melton < Beecher's store here, bids fair to become bonanza king yet.
 The Prescott Journal is authority for the statement that five feet of snow fell in Prescott in seven days recently.
 A lot of new spring and summer suits just received at Krider's store. I can fit anybody from four-y -year-old boy to a $50 pound man.
 MT Mandell, the man who packs around a trunk full of samples for various AIba- querque houses, cane in on yesterdays blackboard.
 l.. A. Sanderson has commenced a suit in the Justices Court against Edward Bau- man to recover the sum of eighty dollars on on account and note.
 Fried sea trout and Alaska herrings at Krider's store.
 W. H. Taggart, the enterprising mer- chant of Kingman, spent last Sunday with us. His time was pretty much taken up in shaking hands with his numerous acquaint- ances here.
 Sheriff Steen has appointed Virgil Kel ley, deputy sheriff and deputy assessor. He will attend 10 the business of that DOT ton of our county which lies between the Colorado and the Utah line.
 The Board of Supervisors finally wound up very stormy meeting on Tuesday af- ternoon, leaving the whole town thoroughly with their manner of conducting the business of the Board.
 W. c. Parsons, the we'll known capitalist of Tombstone, came in yesterday from Kingman in Charley Beecher's conveyance. He is well known in this county, having re- sided here in former days.
 Mems suits from S7 to S25 each at the cheap cash store Of W. NJ. Krider.
 MT. Williams, the contractor for carry ing the mail to Mineral Park, Arizona, missed. but ore trip during the stormy weather. He is now engaged in making the riders put their ponies through and pick up the time lost.-Pioche Record.
 H. H. Scott of the Benson smelling works will remain with us for coupble of weeks and will put in his time in viewing most of the prominent lead producing mines in this section. He is offering special induce ments for lead ores of every grade.
 Dr. and Mrs. Burdick and their little boy left yesterday for trip to the East. They will visit relatives in Kansas and New Y York. 1 They took with them little Mabel Steen, the l orphan child of the late MT. and Mrs. Steen, and will leave her in care of relatives in Mrs. Burdick and Tommy will 1 remain in the east some months, while the Doctor expects to return in about six weeks or 3wo months.
 New goods Groceries, dry goods, wet l goods, in fact goods of all kinds constantly | arriving at W. M. Krider's store.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
Republican Meeting.
Delegates to the Phenix COnVen-
 ton Elected.

Pursuant to the call published in last weeks MINER a large number of RepubIi- cans assembled iD the Court House last Thursday evening at 7 p. m. The meeting was called to order by J. J. Hyde, Secretary of the County Committee, who stated the object of the meeting and called for nom nations for chairman. H. s. Carpenter of Cerbat was unanimously elected, and on taking the chair thanked the meeting for the honor conferred on him in few neat and appropriate remarks. J. J. Hyde was
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13

NJ. W. Henkle, water for Court
 House and jail, Gen5ral Fund,
 I'M. W. Henkle ret rlng) ..... N % w. H. | Eardy, iu nber, General
 Fund, w. H. Hardy retiring. 12 90 K. R. Casper, nursing indigent
 sick, Indigent Sick Fund...... 1lO OO Joe Duck Wo, board indigent sick,
 Indigent Sick Fund. ........ 6S 66 Joe Duck Wo, board indigent sick,
 Indigent Sick Fund. d........... 5 co Joe Duck Wo disallowed $11 % E. L. Burdick, m edical attend
 ance indigent sick at King
 man, Indigsnt Sick Fund.-. 90 co J. N. Wilson, nursing, indigent
 sick at Kingman, Indigent
 Sick Fund. d.................... OO Jno. Falck, Dursing indigent sick,
 Indigont Sick Fund. .......... 20 67 Jno. Falck, disallowed $9 B Jno. Falck, nursing indigent sick,
 Indigent Sick Fund, .......... l2 % c. E. Sherman, coffin and burylng
 indigent deceased, Indigent
 Sick Fund. nd...................' 10 VO Joe Duck WO, laundry bill, lndl-
 gent Sick Fund. ............... 75 F Abrams, team to Kingman, h.
 digent Sick Fund. d............ 12 co Wm. Koshland coffin and burying
 indigent deceased, Indigent
 Sick Fund. d.................. 3O OO E. L. Burdick, salary for medical
 attendance indigeEt sick, h.
 digent Sick Fund. d........-.. 15O % Watkins Bros., medicines indigent
 sick, Indigent Sick Fund. ...... 50 50 Jose Perez, nursing indigent sick
 at Signal, Indigent Sick Fund. 63 co Jose Perez, disallowed $21 H. H. Partridge, nursing indigent
 sick, Indigent Sick Fund.-. 800 Chas. Atchisson, merchandise in-
 digent sicF, Indigent Sick
 Fund. .....-............ Zz oU Moses Steen, board and lodging
 indigent sick. fndigent Sick
 Fund. d.................... 249 50 Henry Koshland. coffin and bury
 ing indigent deceased, Indi-
 gent Sick Fund % % J. ". Yoacham, nursing indigent
 sick, Indlgent Sick Fund 500 The following bills were disallowed: Jno. T. Davis, for board of Nelson Swan lon.
 HJ. Steele, fees for transportation of insane person.
 Henry Lambert, witness fees and mile age.
 Bill of A. E. Fay laid over pending set Element with Treasurer. Board adjourned to April 8th, at 9 o'clock l. m. Attest:
 H. BUCKsBAUM,
 Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
Forfeiture Notice.
To James Fulton or assigns:

To James Fulton or assigns:
 You are hereby notified that I have ex- pended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Chloride mining claim, Cottonwood Mining District, Mohave county, Arizona, the said amount to cover assessment for the year 1883, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the Unit ed States; and if, within nnety days after the expiration of this notice by publica; ion you fail or refuse to contribute your pro- portion of said expenditure as co-ownel, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber, under said Sec tion 232f
 w. G. WOODRUFF. Mineral Park. April 12th 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
MOHAVE COUNTY MINER.
. OFFICIALPAPERoFTHECO COUNTY.

L.P. Fisher and E. c. Dake are authoriz- ed agents in San Francisco of the MoHAvE COUNTY MINER.
 Eugene Pannenberg, Attorney at Law, Prescott, A. T., is the authorized agent of the MeHAvE COUNTY MINER in Yavapai county.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of 'ar,,,,o D,--,o 1oo.,coI

Estate of
 Jerome Burns. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administration of tue estate of Jerome Burns, deceased, to the creditors and all persons having claims against deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publicA- ton of this notice to the undersigned, Ad- mInstrator, at the law office If Messrs. Blakely and Davis, the same being the place fer the transaction of the business of said estate, in Mineral Park, Mohave coun- ty, Arizona.
 MARTIN BURNS, Administrator of the Estate of Martin Burns. deceased.
 Dated at Mineral Park, April 10th 1884. A. B. DAVIS,
 Attorney for Administrator.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
Local Brevities.

This IS Easter Sunday. It is decidedly stormy once more. E. P. Crooker left for Kingman on Fri
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13


 Board resumed. Full Board present. The following bills were presented, ex- amined and allowed and warrants on the respective funds ordered drawn therefor, to-wit:
 w. M. Krider, attorney fees,
 Churchill vs. Treasurer, Gen
 eral Fund, ,.............. SS3 8 Gabriel Levy, interpreters fees,
 General Fund. co Leonard Kimmerly, wood, General
 Fund. .................. 23 25 E. L. Burdick, examining insane,
 General Fund. nd............. 75 G w S. Clark, barrels General Fund 10 00 Watkins Bros, merchandise, Gen.
 eral Fund. d.................... g. H. Bucksbaum, salary Clerk Board
 General Fund. 125 0G J. J. Hyde, Coroner's Fees, Gener-
 al Fund 14 g. J. J. Hyde, Justice Peace fees,
 General Fund. d........... 62 SC w. M. Krider, merchandise and
 repairing clock, General Fund 21 9 Chas. Atchisson, salary and fees,
 General Fund. nd............... 110 0O Jno. K. Mackenzie, fees, General
 Fund. .................. 2S 2, w. s. Hodges, interpreter, Gener-
 al tund- -........... OU H. Bucksbaum, janitor's salary
 and fees General Fund. .... los co Robert Steen, Sheriffs and jailor's
 fees, General Fund. ........... 1105 r H. II. Partridge, repairs on jail,
 General Fund. d................ 10 OC Joaquin Acosta, wood, General
 Fund. % % John Hughes, replirs, General
 Fund. d.................. 3 co Henry Koshland, Coroner and
 Justice Peace fees, General
 Fund. ................,,..... "A 60 Chas Atcbisson, Probate fees,
 General Fund. d........... 90 Jno. K. Mackenzie. Clerks fees
 Feneral Fund. nd............,.. 15 5 w. G. Blakely, District Attorneys
 salary and fees, General Fund 26O OO Welton & Beecher, merchandise,
 General Fund. nd................. 167 45 Robert n'Yhr, wood, General
 Fund ................ 20 co Geo. w. Crane & Co.,, printing,
 Contingent Fund. ........ 60 Moses Steen, board of prisoners,
 Contingent Fund. ........... 292 % The bill of the Supervisors for per diem for quarter ending March 31st, 1884, hay ing been approved by the Probate Judge, warrants therefor are ordered to be drawn as follows:
 w. H. Hardy, General Fund. $35 80 NJ. w. Henkle, |" 212O w, F. Grounds, '' 38 40 Bills con ntinued.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
H. BUCKSBAUM,
 Clerk.

The Honorable Board of Supervisors met April 8th, A. D. 1884, at a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 PreSent-The full board and clerk.
 The County Superintendent of Public Schools appeared before the Board and ex- hibited a statement of warrants drawn on the County School Fund for the quarter ending March 31st, 1884, which on eompar- ison with the reports on file was found 10 be correct.
 Minutes of the meeting of January 9th, 1884, relative to printing contract made with Anson H. Smith & Go. read and ap- proved.
 Voting aye-Grounds and Hardy.
 Voting nay -Henkie.
 Minutes of the meeting of January 18th, A. D. 1884, relative to the compromise of taxes with the Atlantic & Pacific railroad company read for Supervisor Grounds (who was absent from said meeting) and who having been asked if he approved or disapproved the action of the Board replied that he fully approved and eoncurred in tlle
 ifee ifese :ele ale !.sta | minute to be ma a thereof
 The bill of Anson H. Smith $ Co.,. for S532 for printing and publishing the min utes of the Board, delinquent tax list, &c.,. for quarter ending March 31st, 1884, taken up and on motion made and carried the said bill was allowed for $432 and disallowed for $100-warrant ordered drawn therefor o,, tbo C.D+iD0aTt ErDd oyd fba HIor11 o1- thorized to take receipt for the same in full settlement for quarter ending March 31st' 1881.
 Voting aye-Tle full Board.
 T1e EiIl of w. H. Brown, for nursing in d gent sick, allowed, Indigent Sick Fund $500.
 Petition for the appointment of Justice of the Peace for Peach Springs inHackberry precinct read, and, on motion made and ctrried, L. O. Cowan is hereby appointed Justice of the Peace in and for Blackberry pre3inct.
 Voting aye-The full Bolrd.
 A petition for establishing road districts in MoIave county presented and read. and, on motion made and carried the county of Mohave is hereby divided into two road dis tricts, the Atlantic and Pacific railroad being the dividing line, and all that portion Of said county lying north of said railroad to be known as Road District No. l, and all that portion of said county lying south of said railroad to be known as Road District NJ. ?.
 Votino aye-'Uhe fuII Roard
 On mot on made and carried Robert D'Yhr is hereby appointed Road Overseer of Road District No. 1, with bond fixed at $500.
 Voting aYe-The full Board.
 Harry Fink, Francis Llke, Harry Smith, and l.. c. Welbourn. ind1gent and sick per sons now being supported by the county, appeared before the Board and represented that if they were aided to go to the1r re- SD ,ctiv9 relations and friends they could maintain themselves.
 Therefore, on motion of NJ. w. Eenkle, a warr ant on the General Fund in favor of H. Buck ibaum for the sum of S277.T is hereby dered drawn, the proceeds to be appropriated as followsi For Harry Smith th................ $50 co Harry nk. nk..................... 50 co l.. c. WelbOurn.. III II
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
MINERAL PARK, APRIL 13, 1884.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIL.

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIL. Mineral Park to Kingman and all points east and west, daily, except Sundays. Arrives F na., leaves 1 D. m.
 Mineral Park to St. Thomas-ArrIveS Monday and Thursday at p m., leaves Sunday and Wednesday at p. m'
 Mineral Park to Signal-Arrives Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at II a. n', leaves Monday, Wedn esday and Frlday at P. nl'
 VIM. KRDER. P. M.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13
OF CO-PARTNERSHIf

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Maxson & Vincent has been dissolved by mutual consent, and that the firm of Root & Maxson succeeds the firm above mention ed and assumes all indebtedness at present existing against said firm of Maxson & Vincent.
 KINGMAN, A. T. March 29th., 1884.
 JAS. G. RooT,
 CHAs. MANSON.
Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13

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HHO's Fourth Of July

The " oldest inhabitants" have not seen for
many years such an immense gathering OF
people as there was on what Americans call
T" the glorious Fourth " |, would seem as
though there was no one left at home on the
plantations, all seemed to have come to Hilo
TO witness the races and games, and to attend
the festival and fair at the Court House
Hall. During most Of the day there were
horse races, foot races by men, women,
girls, and boys, for which there were prizes to
stimulate them to great exer,on. The Hilo
Brass Band Of Is musicians,were out with
their new instruments and certainly played
finely as was remarked by every one who
heard them. All are Portuguese. They
played mostly a, the Court House Hall where
the good ladies Of the Foreign Church had
provided nice dinner at moderate price.
In the evening at the same place the ladies
displayed fine varity of fancy as well as use.
lul articles for sale a, low prices. There were
Two pictures sold, painted by Howard Hitch
cock worthy OF notice, Mauna kea and
Coco,nut Islaad Ice cream was provided,
bu, no, in sufficient quantity to supply the
extraordinary demand.
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over $3.50. for the bene6, Of the Foreign
Church. ]. A. NJ.
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