Mohave County miner., 1884-02-03

the delinquent tax roll.
 Business is improving in the Re corder's and Clerks office. Business in the Justices court and Sher1ff's office is improving
 The Courier says Albuquerque is a good place to migrate from. Pay up, ye delinquents This re fers not only to taxpayers but to subscribers.
 There will be some $20,O0O school money to be divided among the ten c . n ies of Arizona Tn a sacrt time.
 E. P: Crooker, the popular repre- sentative of NJ. Abernethy x O.. of Blackberry was in town last Sunday.
 Frank Watkins left on Thursday morning for Kingman for the pur- pose of opening up the new drug store there.
 Messrs. BlakelY Murphy and Ham ilton appear to have their hands full of legal business, though they don't seem to mind 1t much,
 James Mulligan has brought suit in the Justices court to recover the sum of $208 from the Crescent min Ing company for wages.
 John Howell talks of building sampllng works at Blackberry siding. which is jrst the thing for the miners all over the county.
 Don't let your angry passions rise. Better spend your loose cash in sub scriptioas to the MINER than in pay ing lawyers, Sherif's and Justice's fees.
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 c. c. Pffard, formerly of Gold Basin, has returned from his trip to the East. It was too cold for him there ard he had to come back to more genial climate.
 The MoHAvE COUNTY MINER is now the only paper in Mohaye county. The fact that another paper could not live ID the county speaks we'll for the popularity of the MINER.
 The Peach Springs Champion wants the salary of our legislators raised to S8 day. Bro. Fay must expect to be a member of that Hon. body next winter.-Apache Chief.
 TAs tim, of the Justices Court has been pretty much occupied during the past week in attending to the cases of the Ter tory vs. W. II. Kridsr. and the Territory vs. Saml Hamilton. c. R. Williams, late freight and passenger agent of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, has gone to Old Mexico where 1t is understood he has accepted position on one of the new roads of that country
  James Hildreth. the photographer, will leave here the first part of this week and will locate in Kingman for a short time. Mir. Hildreth is first class workman and should be well | patronlzed by the good people of Kingman.
 Frank Robinson was in town last Friday. He reports that Nick Can too of Mountain Strings lost "a wagon loaded with wood, harness, &c., by fire. The wood caught nre from 6 spark from the chimney and came near setting fire to tbe house as well. Watkins Brcs. have purchased the house and lot in Kingman formerly owned by c. B. Lawson and will at once commence fitting it up with the of opening a branch drug store. This will supp ly a long felt want in Klngman and be a great to the inhabitants Mr. Frank Watkins will have charge of the Kingman store.
 We have recently added to our stock, miners blacksmith outfts-24, 30, 36 and 40 inch bellows, assorted anvils and v1ses, hammers and tongs, cutting chisels, etc, striking ham mers, assorted drill steel 3 and : inch (English), tamping-bars (copper), drill spoons, Vulcan and Hazard powder, caps and fuse, shovels, picks and handles, St. Louis harness and extra collars. When other stores are out call and see us.
 w. H. HARDY & Go.
 Kingman.