Mohave County miner., 1884-05-11
Local BreVitieS.
M. Abernethy has gone east.

at krider's.
 The steamer Mohave has left the Needles for Fl Dorado Canon.
 F.W. Sperr of the Mineral Park mill i' expected home shortly.
 Mrs. 4. A. Snyder of Stockton Hill is 1T town visiting with Mrs. Potts.
 A. Yer Mehr and wife an l L. S. Weltou returned to Kingman on Friday.
 The public school will close in about month for the summer vacation.
 This kind of weather makes one forget the storms of the last few months.
 wm. Davis, Jr., returned from his visit to California on Thursdays stage.
 D.h. Smith WAS in town the first of th' week from his ranoh on the Colorado rIver.
 Tom Christie's house and saloon look fine since they have been plastered with lime.
 H.H. Scott of the Benson smelting works was in town last Wednesday and Thursday,
 Wm. Jackson has gone to Los Angeles to secure medical treatment for his bronchial troubles.
 We have heard it whispered that John I. Davis would like to be the next Sheriff of this county.
 Mrs. Mlnley, at the new restaurant, sets a good table, while everything is clean and nice. Give her call.uef
 Court Commissiofe1 Hyde adjourned the District Court from last Monday to Thurs day, May 18th. at 10 a. m.
 John Barry is about to put up several buildings at Cerbat. He must be antici- pating boom this sumnier.
 W. M. Krider has recei1eda a fine line ot samples of whis1ies, brandies, &c., and will sell you by the barrel or bottle.
 Take it all the year round Arizona has the finest climate III the,world and Mohave saunty is the heaIthiest portion of Arizona.
 Yer Mehr and wife, L. Iss Melton and
 barley Beeoder came over from Kingman
 Wednesday to enjoy a few days of city life.
 The Albuquerque Democrat mentions Tom Christie as a possible candidate for Sheriff of this county on the Democratic ticket.
 \ nUneEously signed petition was sent t9 Chief Justice Howard last Thursday asking for an immediate session of the District Court.
 Abranoh of the Sazerac Lying Club is about to be established in Mineral Park. The presidency will be offered to w. H. Hardy.
 This weather is good enough for anyone to work ID. even some of our Vagrants who have got fat and lazy at the expense of the county.
 NM. Krider informs us that his traie in liquors has increased so much of late that he has been compelled to take out whole sale dealer's license.
 Roe Bros. received two olds of new gro ceries last week. If they keep adding to 4hsir stock they will have to seek more ex- tensive quarters shortly.
 Mrs. Anna A. Snyder has commenced a suit in the District Court for divorce from her husb md, John Snyder, on the grounds of extreme cruelty.
 Good, hard working, sober miners can obtain plenty of work in this district, but we don't want any more drunken loafers who pretend to be miners.
 The Atlantic and Pacific railroad com pony have abandoned Williams as a divis- ion point, and trains now run through from Winslcw to Peach Springs.
 Business is so good with the firm of Vel ton & Beecher that Ed. Thompson, th2iI popular manager. felt justified in investing in a new suit of clothes last week.
 Melton & Bescher will have something in- Teresting to say to miners on the subject of powder in a few days. They propose to put the price away down and don't you forget it.
 An independent party has been formed in this county. At present the party consists of N. H. Hardy, but it hopes to receive a large accession of soreheads to its ranks after the county conventions are over.
 Wm. Reeds teams went out to the Deen mine at Wallapai mountain with load of supplies and complete whim for Ewing q Co. The whim is the one formerly in use at the Lone Star mine. Krider furnished the supplies.
 The Southern Pacific volunteers to carry all alticlss for exhibition at the worlds fair in New Orleans next December free of charge. Arizona should have a creditable display there, and every citizen should make it his duty to contribute to this result Gazette.
 We understand from Goveroner Tritle that owing to the attack cf in1ammatory rheumatism he is now suffering with, that it will be impossible for him to make iEiis visit to Mohave county as early as he had contemplated, but that he will do so some time in the month of May.-Prescott Miner
 Clark Churchill will leave t--day or to- morrow for Prescott, and from there will leave in a couple of weeks for Chicago. where he goes to represent the Republican in the national convention. General Churchill is a very pleasant gentleman, gift ed with many brilliant qualities, and will prove a credit to the party he represents = Phenix Gazette.