Mohave County miner., 1884-02-24

 busine$ to Gas. B. Lawson.
 Jar.es Hildrith, the photographer, leaves for Kingnlan next Wednesday,
 zKrider's and Roe Bros. teams both got iii on Friday with merchandise, etc.
 Business for the next term of Court i+ accommodating rapidly iu the Clerks offijs.
 The pc ,ple of FIaest if want their new county Cwhen they get it) called Montana.
 Don't forget that everybody must be re- gistered again before voting at the next election.
 The sale of property for delinquent taxes has been postponed till Monday, March 10th, 1884.
 Superintendent Springer of the Cupel mine talks of taking trip to Coeur D'Alene.
 Melton & Beecher's ten mule team came in on Friday with load of merchandise for their store here.
 H. White has re-opened his saloon here and is dealing out the ardent spirits at 121a cents per drink.
 Harvey Hubbs left for home last Tues day afternoon after three or four days visit in this city.
 James NJ. Cummius is in from Music mountain district. He reports all the boys doing well out there.
 The population cf Arizona has increased 45, 600 in four years, and the taxable proper ty has increased {1l, ,OO0,Co1.
 Now, that we are on the eve of a genuine boom is the tIIoe to subscribe for your local paper and send it abroad.
 JIG. Asbury brought over Charley Law son's household goods from Kingman last Wednesday, with Krider's team.
 Jerome Burns has left for short trip to his old home in Indiana. He expects to re- turn about the first of the month.
 J. P. Gideon by his attorney A. E. Davis, has brought suit against ". s. Hodges to recover $GO and interest on q profnissorV note.
 Mrs. c. B. Laseson with her sister, Miss Mccarthy, came over from Kingman last Tuesday, and will take up theIr residence here for the future.
 Remen Der that tue MeHAvE COUNTY MINER and the San Francisco Chronicle will be sent to any address for one year for six dollars, ill advance. If
 The quantity of water that has fallen ir Arizona this year is a bad omen for the Democratic party, and will certainly have its effeGt at tic next election.
 One of tle larI pine trees near the resi- dence of G. Hathaway at Prescott fell last Tuesday denOlishing a stane cabin and in turing three men who were ill 1t.
 A SIr. Hall is boring for arteIian water in Aubrey Wiley, rear the line of the A. 6 P. railroad. At last accounts the drill was down about 4Co feet, in hard rock.
 No mail of any description last Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, though the E0eil- board came in as usual, locking as if 1t had wandsred into an adobe pit by mistake.
 W. H. Hardy is having neat fence placed around the grave of his nephew, Wooster Hardy. c. E. Sherman is doing the work and is making quise $ nice job of it.
 For once Mohave county has had a thor ough drenching and soaking, and all the little washes have each running stream of water, showing that old mother earth has got her fill this time.
 Mrs Saunders on The Moiave river, has a cat which is F years old. Mush and milk is all it can eat. The old la dy and her cat arc the oldest or first settlers on that river. San Bornardilo Time3.
 A man named John Kenney left Signal for his ranch on Burro Creek on the Sth and has not since been he lrd 'orn. It is feared that he WAS drowned in trying to reach the ranch through the storm.
 A Socorro papor says ti a h. United States soldiers on the Mescalsro reservation filled themselves full of whisky a few days si ic) and were arrested by the Indian policemen, who declared they would have peacs and sobrieyt if they had to arrest the entire Un: . ed States army.
 Philip s. Southwick has commenced suit in the District Cohrt against Joseph Upsher and Fred Bauer to quiet title to the Buck eye claim in Music r1ourtai1, and has pro cured temporary injunction from the Court Commissioner restraining the de- fen3ants from working or interfering with the mine until the District Court meets.
 Mrs. Steen's seven-year-old boy met with a serious accident on Thursday afternoon. He was playing on the sharp, high peaks of rocks above the school house, and, missing his footing, fell distance of some twenty feet, breaking his collar bone, besides cut tIng 2 deep gash in his head and one over his eye It is wonder the boy was not killed. It is only few months ago that tte same boy lost two fngers and a thumb play ing with giant powder caps.
 Charley Beecher brought ovor party of Albuquerque gentlemen from Bingman F5s- tsrday noon. who are interested in some of the mines here and at Lost Basin. The party is composed Of Messrs. A. Harsch, an old and welthy resident of Albuquerque, J. H. Drury, superintendent of construction of the A & P. railroad, and Prof. Paul Langhammer of Cerrillos, \. M., ona of the best informed mineralogists on this side of the Rockies The party expect to visit Lost ]