Mohave County miner., 1884-05-25
Court IS in session.


 The lawyers are busy.
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 C.F. Maxson, the Kngman saleon-keeper is in town.
 Jurymen are focking into town from th' outside camps.
 Advertise in the MoBAvE COUNTY M1NEI if you want to get trade.
 Considerable rain fell last Monday and Tuesday. Will it ever quit ]?
 Supervisor Grounds is not likely to be home before the middle of June.
 That veteran miner and prospector, John O'Brien, was in town on Monday.
 John Buckley, the pioBeer blacksmith oi the county, is in town as grand juror.
 J.B. Mackenzie returned on Wednesday, E stage from his trip to Music Mountain.
 Extra copies of the MINER can always be obtained at the office at 1211I cents each.
 A letter from Hon. w. H. Hardy has in- advertently been laid oveI until next week.
 Fred Roenne, an old citizen of this coun- ty, but now residing in Ash Frok, is in town.
 Henry Lambert came up from Fort Mo- have on Mondays stage and returned the same day.
 There were 35S depositors in Hudson < Co.'S. bank, losses varying from 2 cents to S4,OO0.
 Sheriff Steen had nine deputies out Thurs day and Friday bringing in jurymen and witnesses.
 People who were complaining of the cool weather and the backward season have no reason to complain now.
 James Smith will deliver fresh milk every morning at four bits per gallon. Leave or ders at the butcher shop.
 Fruit trees and grape vines in this vic inity are looking fine, and give every ap- pearance of an enormous crop of fruit.
 Henry Lambert has been awarded the contract to supply Fort Mohave with beef for the ensuing year, while Paul Breon has the wood contract.
 The MoHAvE COUNTY MINER is the leading paper Of northern Arizona and the only pa per published in the county. Send it to your friends and relations back east,
 The late rains have washed out railroad tracks and bridges all over the country. The general verdict seems to be that more rain has fallen so far this year than for any cor responding period in the past ten years.
 Charley Beecher has opened livery and feed stable in Kingman. People will do we'll to patronizs Charley, as he keeps good animals and will furnish YOU with good l turnout at moments notice. A two horse carriage and double harness ] all nearly new and in complete repair will be rallied at the Eureka Saloon in few days, Tickets five dollars, Property can be seen at the Palace Hotel. Wm. Jackson returned from his trip to Los Angeles, much improved in health. He was promptly escorted to jail as "vag, but on his promise to 90 to work and to treat the crowd he was allowed to go free.
 The Probate Court was in session last Monday inquiring into the mental condition of Martin Van Buren Norman, commonly known as "Indiana'' He was adjudged insane and will be forwarded to Stockton Gala. 7-
 We call attention to the new adv. of Jas Smith, the old pioneer butcher of this dis trict. Everybody knows Jim and knows | 1,. I,aa fo al and see him at the old shop opposite tht Court House.
 The Epitaph frankly admits that the out look for Tombstone during the summer is decidedly gloomy. There is no need of con cealing this fact. There are not at present i fifty miners at work in the camp, and the prospect of more being employed in th' nsxt six months is, to say the least, no fattering.
 On Thursday last Deputy Sheriff Nj. F 1 Mccormick arrested two men named E. J l Campbell and Edward McBray at Lail' camp fer beating one John Smith and brought them before Judge Hyde. They pleaC 1 guilty to assault and battery and were sen fenced to pay a fine of thirty dollars eacl or in default thirty days ill the count. jail.
 John T. Davis informs us that he IS il town for the purpose of interesting Miner al Park statesmsn-exlegislators, ex=Dis trict Attorneys, and last but not least big Hardy and Objector Henkle-in his candi dacv for the office of Sheriff and then 1t vii be unnecessary to even let it go to a vote We are satisfied in our own minds that John can secure the services of Henkle' massive brain 60 act in unison with that ot Hardy's it would so surprise the people tha they would give in without a struggle. DISTRICT COURT.
 Minutes of its Proceedings.