Mohave County miner., 1884-06-15

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 the old ticket"-Hilton and Tendrinks. Mrs. H. Bucksbaum and child retulne ?, from Blackberry on yesterdays buokboar
 John Howell and M Carey. Blackberry popular merchant. have gone to Californi
 on short business trip.
 A Republican tornado has struck Chicago , Courier. And will also strike the Demo f cratic party next November. Stockmen in this county are jubilant ovs
 the prospects of the coming summer bsin one of the best Tn the history of the county
 John NJ. White, formerly agent of the A & P. railroad at Yucca and Williams is nov
 in charge of Paul Breon's branch store a
 the Needles.
 Mrs. c. B. Jones' who was stopping ir
 Mineral Park last June and July, passed
 through Kingman on Monday night on her way to San Francisco.I
 The Tucson Star is now "rat'' office and is also a Democratic newspaper. Hughes has probably been studying political econ- omy and civil service reform.
 The Lake Valley New Era says: "The Pennsylvania Bank, a suspended bank of Pittsburg, have suspended" The question is, why did the suspenders suspend?
 Jackson says he killed rattlesnake with forty-nine rattles, on his recent trip to Sig nal It will, perhaps, be unnecessary for us 1 to state that Jackson is a member of ths Stzerac Club.
 The Clickasaw q. IT. legislature, a short time ago, p .ssed an act authorizing the cut ting of w.r1 fences around enclosing larger than 26O acres. Five officers are now out executing the law.
 A subscription has been circulated during tue past week for the purpose of raising money with which to purchase fireworks for grand pyrOtechnical display on the evening of July 4.
 Of all the smutsy papers in the great west commend us to the Kansas Chief. We do not think the Apache Chief will advance its cause very materially by quoting from the above named paper.
 It is said that Yuma county will soon ex perienoe boom such as she never bef~r, dreamed of. Yuma county, like Mohave has been unappreciated for years and her time is sure to come.
 The Mormons are threatening to break Gentlles in town, both women and children. | No doubt of it, they are capable of just | such murderous acts, it is part of their i, religion.-Apache Chief.
 Mrs. James J. Hyde and family, accom-. panied by Miss Jessie Tollman, left last i morning for San Jose. MT. Hyde his family as far as the Needles, and before he returns will visit Signal and Planet.
 miner remarked at the creditors meet ing the other night, "These d-d thieves. who have stolen our money, will call us tramps when we are packing our blankets across the desert" There is much truth in the remark -Epitaph.
 The road from Cerbat to Kingman is in pretty good order now and A. F. Simonds deserves the credit of it. If the Board of Supervisors would fix the road between Mineral Park and Cerb4t the time occupied n going to and from the railroad would be shortened.
 Twelve ranches in the Sulphur Springs valley in the immediate vicinity of Soldier Holes have been bonded to an English com oany for $2Oo ,O0O There are 5000 head of ,attle and nine flowing wells on the proper .y. It will make an estate worthy of a prince, and the sale will doubtless go.- Epitaph. On June 2d the south bound stage from Prescott was held-up ten miles north of Gillette by two robbers, who ransacked the l nail and express and relieved the only pass nger on board Qf about S20o and some jew l ,lry. The driver was also searched, pro- I sedilg to which he objected as being un- ( IT Ites1ionsl. 0ae of the robbers silenced I he drivers protestation by shooting at him t short range. The driver's face WAS ter t ibly blackened by the powder. Governor c 'rItle has offered a reward of $500 for the T rrest of the highwaYman.