Mohave County miner., 1884-03-30

Tom Barke-is in toWA tsOn -oiG Ba sin.
 D.. Canty is en. 1. ed in studying law a present.
 Judge French will not be here to open Court next term.
 The snowbaIling brigade were out in full force yesterday.
 Michael Farrell came up from Si..nal 3 fe W days ago.
 o. c 7oom came in from Chlo idle yester- day alter supplies.
 The steam,r GiIa left the Needles last Tuesday fsr Ydma.
 Rev. Mir. Pierce came in from F'sgsta fl cn yeste9iaY's stage.
 Tle town is n ,n,ourning over the aw:ul c saster O. Is a.1kt.
 F. .esh orenses and Ismons received last n: .ht at Watkins Bros
 A complny has Seen in 39r loratsI to build bridge over tte Salt r'ver.
 Our po5tmaster's duties a.e quite light now that we have So little mail
 The oldest inhab,9lnt got bldly left on the weather p oposition this year.
 WilliaB Miller was in town on Thursday and Fiday from Che Crescent mine.
 Ths kind of weather is not very pop tious in regard to glthering items.
 Cur county Reco. der returned from h., trip to Blackberry last Tuesday.
 4. c. Springer and family, of Stockton Hill, left for San Francisco last Monday. F.M. Matthew Esq. Of Los AngeIos, is in town on a. visit to his son I A. E. Davis.
 The town is out of butter and some other necessaries. but the supply of wh, sky sti-l holds out.
 She-iT Seen has been assessing the pee pie oi Ezekberry and Kingman during tbe ] laet two weeks. 4he deGs of J one Burns WIS quite unexpected, as he le:t here few weeks ago In n. rect health.
 The Mineral Park, Alum. Empire and Connor washes are all tGrniDg out good stree Gs of water. Martin Burns has applied .of 'e iers of admin ration on the estats Jerome Buns, deceased.
 From present apps lrances the April term of the District Cou will be adjourned t Il the first Monday in My.
 M"-e rain and snow has fAren in tl:s county this winter, than in the ten Ire eed- ing winsers put together.
 Tine mill is still ruaning on taiIings though VIC notice several lots of ore on ,hand waiting to be milled.
 Aev. J. T. P cree Sho mini5ter fiom staT, will preach at tie Cont House te-lsE at Il a. m. Id p. m.
 finn of Burns $ Hodges h.s been 5issslYed by the desth of MT. Burns. Yoa- chsM enccesds to tie business of the firm.
 REWARD Will be paid for the arrest and ce17 7ictionspf the person who poisoned one ef kly logs and attempted to poison the othsr Taos. J. CHEIsEIz. saasss Park, Mach 29, 1894
 JW, Ye|nham has bought out the inter esto lessEs Burns and Hodges in the PaIses R 9eI salocn and extends a cordial invitaion to bis friends to cal and see Jui& Hg4 o6siatsd at the first wedding ever celeb1 tsdpn Stockton Hill, last Mon day. We hppt 4ene of the bachelors on the Hill vii pEofa h1.a good example and go and do likee
 &[M4L
 Last Sstt Aey WOoiman was releas- ed from t4e tiary upon a conditional Rarlon fi1t s dt once leave the Ieriit D. fg neTsEte sS She went to California es slas =. - ..ss Tuesday noon.-Sensi- Ninety-fves sf nted on or before April 1st, 1894 klss with the late firm of Kfider B-os- If oa:h is short please set tie by note.
 WM.Kl!9an. John Buckley, the old pioneer blacksmith and wasonmaker of Chloride, has all tn work he can attend to and more too. His business has been largely increased since the Chloride mines commenced to ship ore.
 Several of the buildings connected with the old smeJter at Chloride, now owned by the Benson Smelling Company, have suffer- cd severely from the recent storms. The west ends of the assay office and of the boarding house have both fallen out.
 We acknowledge the receipt of an invita- tion from Sheriff Ward of Cochise county to attend the execution oe Daniel Kelley .Omer W Sample, Jas. Howard, Daniel Dowd and William Delaney, at the Court House at Tombstone on March 28th, 1884 at one o'clock, p. m.
 We had the pleasure of meeting F. NJ. Matthew Esq, of Los Angeles, yesterday Mir. Matthew carpe to Mohave county first, over twenty years ago in company with Hon. W. Fl. Hardy, crossing the Colorado On the 24th oE January: 1864, and in connc- tion with the latter gentleman built up the town of Hardyv;lle. He is a firm believer in the future of Mohave county and the rich ness of our mines. We welcome kim back to the county.