Mohave County miner., 1884-06-01


 TT Christie keeps a first class saloon.
 There are a great many strangers in town
 Last wear the city printing of Tucson cost $4,000.
 Miss Annie West has gons to Csrbat on two weeks visit.
 James Oronin of Fl Dorado CAnon was III town yesterday.
 Messrs. Clark and Maddock of Signal uere in town Oh Frid ly and Saturday.
 The pubIic schools in Mineral Park and Cerhat will both close next week for the summer vacation.
 Seranpers wi1o have visited our town dur 5ue ths plst week spslF very highly of the fare at the Palace Hotel.
 The Ssntiaal says that twenty carloaos CT Arizona cattle f ,r C rlfornia marGsts pass ed through Yuma on Tuesday last.
 SE. Davis contemplates aE early trip to California. where his family now are He expects to be gone some thirty days.
 Partridge returned from his trip to California last Wednesday, having safely delivered his prisoner at the insane asylum, AZ. Fav of the Flagstaff Champion IS huiidinq a new ofice 20X35. We aFe glad to note this instance of the Champions pros perity.
 J.K. Mckenzie and H. $. Carpenter left yesterday for Wallapai mountain to exam inc some mining property in which they are interested.
 All. Stebbins passed through on Tue . day en route to the National Republican Convention. which meets at Chicago, June 8.-Benson Herald.
 The Board of Supervisors have issued a call for special meeting tomorrow to set tie up the bills contracted during the re- cent term of Court.
 Mrs. J. w. Hyde and her three children, accompanied by Miss Jessie Holman, will leaTe for Sln Jcs6, Cal, to -morIow week. to spend the summer.
 Sol c. Rowe of Gold Basin has been in town the past week and has had quite good deal to say to the boys. He has been trying tc zrake qp the time he lost in Gold Basin.
 W.O. O'Neiil or the Prescott Miner ap- piled for admission to our local SaSarac Club daring his stay here last week, but without success. He stands no show what ever among our local liars.
 Dr. E. l.. Burliok has returned from his trip to the East and says he is glad to get back again. He visited Kansas, New Tor and Illinois, and s,ys he had hard time among the prohibitionists. welton & Beecher's two ten mule teams are kept constantly hauling ore from the Elkhart mine, and Cary & Gessinger's two iarge 1S-mu.e teams are hauling Over 1OC tons mouth from the Schuylkill. It is generally conceded that Saml Hun ilton. E a., carried of the honors among the legal fraternity duIlng the late sessio. of Court. Tlsre is nothing like industry and strict attention to business. It will win every time. Goldman & Burke have est lblished ferry at the Needles and connect promptly witt 1 ali trains running east and west. They hay, | two passenger and one freight boats anC | are prepared to transfer passengers anC freight at any time.
 Since the Sazerac Club has been inauour- | ated, there has been great deal of rivalry | among tAe boys as to who can tell the bIa- gest yarn. So far S.,zerac Jackson and An | anias R iymond have the best of it, witt | I-did-it- -wita-iny-lI -lIttle--atchet Hardy :; | good third. The Wallap3ls haYa disappeared iron town during the last week and are at H ,c. her-A where they lave been counted and ii | vided into bands, preparatory to being fet | by the Government. They will be fed pfir- | cipally Cn four and beans, Uhich is too | good for Indians, especially WalIapais.
 Chief Justice Howard adjourned Court 7:30 p. n1. last Wednesday and ten minutes | afterwards started f Dr Kingman tn Charlty ! Beecher's conveyance. The Judge says thai | when of the bench he allows no one to sui | Fass him in the social amenities of life, anc 1 that this is so every one in Mineral Park | Can testify to. He carries the good wishes , of every one in this community with him. Our office was honored by long visit | from Chief Justice Howard last Sunday. 1 The Judge told us that he had served hi. ! time at the cas9 when boy and for year. after and has had lingering weakness foi | the smell of printers ink ever since, and t. | verify his statement took his seat at one O | the cases and set up stickfull of typa il | good shape. If Judge Howard was as gooo | a printer as he is q lawyer. the fraternity | lost valuable member when he left. Albert E. Foote, son-in-law of Judge How ard will assume the duties of Clerk of tn, | Court upon his arrival at Prescott. Dur ing his visit here, which was partly on , pleasure and partly with a view of aocus- toming himself to the duties of his new pc sition. Mir. FoOte has made friend of ] everyone with whom he has come in con Ntact. 1t has been commonly remarked that 1. two more pleasant gentlemen than Judge ] Howard and MT. Foote are very seldom l met.