Mohave County miner., 1884-05-18
Local BreVities.

Supervisor Hardy made his appearance in town on W ednesday.
 Treasurer Krider paid flying visit to Kingman last Wednesday.
 L-Ayres and family of Cefbat were visiting in town last Tuesday.
 The month of May coptssps five Thurs dash, Fridays and Saturdays.
 The Flagstaff Flag is about to remove to Holbrook, in Apache county.
 5ohn Falysy has been reappointed 9 Notary Public for Mohsve county.
 Dan. Smith, an old and popular resident of this county came in on Thursdays buck board.
 Geo Lail has 14o men at work on his con tract at the river, TracklayinG has already commenced.
 Mohave county receives the sum of $132.- A from the last apportionment of Terri torial school funds.
 The citizsns of Maricopa county are making preparations for holding a TerritO- rial fair at Phenix this fall.
 A. R. Owens, the storekeeper of Hack berry siding, was in town on Tuesday, re- turning home the following day.
 A. Bateman, prominent mining man, IS visiting Prescott and will examine various mining properties before leaving.-Journal.
 NJ. Norman, convicted in the Justice's court of vagrancy, received sentence of sixty days in the county jail with hard laber.
 Pat Hamilton will leave Phenix next week on tour of the Territory for the purpose of collecting data for his new edition of the Resources of Arizona"
 The steamer Gila, Capt. Joe Godfrey in command, Vim. OothOut, purser, left for the Needles on Wednesday. She took about 30 tons of freight and eleven passengers.- Yuma Sentinel.
 The firm of Bradley 6 Westlaks of Albu- querque have dissolved partnership and withdrawn from business. MT. Westlake is we'll known here, being largely interested in mining property.
 = John Ma ckenzie, our efficient and genial Recorder, left on yesterdays stage for trip to Music Mountain where De owns some vaTuable gold mines. He will be gone some five or six days.
 John K Mackenzie was around on Tues day collecting contributions for the pur- pose of sending L. c. Welbourn, 8 former citizen of this county, from Albuquerque to bis home near St. Louis.
 The editor of the Courier declines the nomination as delegate to Congress recent Iy rendered him By L. O. Hughes, editor of the Star. All of which is 8 very cheap way of obtaining little nOtoriety. An attachment was granted against the property in New York of Hudson 6 Co.,, Tombstone, Arizona, in suit of Anglo -CaIi fornia bank of San Francisco, to seQnr 1e payment of note for S30.oOO.7 l All registered mail matter sdeihee fsz California, Oregon and Washington 3etEis tory now goes via the Needles, instead of f via Albuquerque and Deming as heretofore. So postmaster Taggart of Kingmsn informs | us. -. Christie keeps a really first class | saloon. He keeps first class liquors, first class wines, and first class cigaIs. Keeping | only the very best of everything, he stlli | charges two bits 8 drink Considering the | quality of hls goods he cannot sell for less.A The jail commissioners of Apache county, | Aessrs HubbeII. ,Bants and Lopez have concluded sale of $1O,OOO of jail bonds to Henry Tuning for 5000. They have also advertised for proposals for building an iron jail with six cells and corridor. Bids over 4e.Ooo will not be noticed.
 The Flint Globe, of date April 24th, pub lished at Flint, Michigan, says: Mrs. Sum- nSr Howard and her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Foote. assisted by Miss Clara Lyon and Mrs. Dan H. Church, gave a brilliant re- ception to nearly three hundred ladies, at Mir. Towards elegant residence, on Thurs day afternoon last. Mir. Howard and fam fly. including Mir. and Mrs. Foote, will coon leave for their new home at Prescott, A rizons, where MT. Howard will assume the duties of Chief Justice of the Territory. A Pinal correspondent of the Globe Sil- yer Belt says: "A mile from town Mir. c. 2. Whitney has sunk the first arteslan we'll of the Territory, for which the legislature's bonus of S3,000 has been awarded him. He
  which runs at the rate of 450 gallons per hour. and, besides watering his garden and ranch, feeds two or three carp ponds, which are stocked with fish firm Washington, and will hereafter be profitable source of in- come"
 The Board of Supervisors held meeting in Whites saloon and thence adjourned to the street last Wednesday. Present, Hardy and Henkle. The meeting was called to consider the case of one NJ. Norman, a va grant now confined in the county jail, but as each of the Supervisors present is dis- metrically opposed to the other on every proposi tion the meeting adjourned without accomplishing anything, unless it be an in- creased mutual disgust on the part of each Supervisor for the other. We like these street meetings of the Board, they don't cost the taxpayers anything and answer every purpose as far as the business of the county IS concerned. No charge for the minutes of this meeting, Messrs. Supervis- ors.