Mohave County miner., 1884-04-13

town last week.
 J.w. Stephenson left yesterday on his trip to California.
 How diI you like that little wind storm we had yesterday2
 Agent Riordan of the Navajo Indian Agency has resigned.
 E. P. Crooker came in from Blackberry on Wednesday night.
 Hardy's and Krider's orchards are in full bloom and make very pretty sight.
 Associate Justice Fitzgerald, wife and child. reached Tucson Saturday last.
 A. Yer Mehr returned from lengthy visit to Kmgman on Thursday evening,
 The Needles has the largest hotel and railway eating house west of Kansas City.
 W.K.P. Wilson has sent in his resigna- ton as cashier of the Central Bank of Al buquerque.
 C.R. Williams, formerly general freight agent of the Atlantic and Pacific is now at Topeka.
 Business men both here and in Kingman say there is a marked improvement in their retail trade.
 Tlere IS a great deal of complaint all over tue county atout the condition of the county roads.
 The town was full of people last Sunday, principally miners, and all the stores did good business.
 Paul Breon's Ferry at Fort Mohave IS Ina Ipd across the Colorado at any time.
 Roe Bros have fine lot of roll butter on hand from California It is pretty good if it has been six weeks on the road.
 Wm. Krider, at the postofice, has just re- ceived a new lot of Spring and Summer suits which he is selling from S7 upwards. The Sentinel says bond for $75,OO0 has besn fled for record, for the purchase Of some copper mines, on the Williams Fork. Attorney Stephenson is about to take a trip to San Francisco in the interest of his ehents. He will be backbefors the opening of the District Court.
 We hear that MT. and Mrs. Yer Mehr vii Z take up their residence in Kingman- -aftesf tomorrow. T Their heir many friends will be sOr- " to have them leave town.
 Boaz D. Pike, representing the firm of Livingstone Co.,, San Francisco, whole sale liquor dealers, was in town on Thurs day and Friday, drumming up trade for h.s house.
 The Citizen says that the recent rains are reported to have destroyed Paige's carp farm in the Rincon Mountains, but at the same time to have thoroughly stocked the Gila and San Pedro rivers.
 We noticed whole lot of barrels and kegs at Krider's store the other day, but Krider didn't tell us what they contained and as we had left our augur at the office we had no way to find out.
 The steamer GIla arrived in Yuma Satur- day morning from the Needles with the fol- lowing passengers: Col. J. W. Clark, Prof. 4. A. Wood, Col. Res. She drought down about 40 tons of ore and 15 hides-Sentinel. The last official report gave the number of persons confined in the psnitentiary at Yuma at 106, of whom ? were from Apache county. 10 from Cochise from Gila, 16 from Maricopa, 6 from Mohave, 30 from Pima and 31 from Yavapai.
 P.F. Collins left on Thursday for the San Francisco district where he goes to open up one of his bonanz2s. It is, perhaps, unnecessary for us to add that he took out a whole wagon load of provisions and sup plies, prIncipally provisions.
 Last Sunday 26)1 head of sheep from California crossed the Colorado at Fort Mohave and will remain in this county. The amount of sheep and cattle that are being driven into the different counties of this territory is surprising.
 J.E westlake, of Bradley and Westlake, is back from two weeks trip to Arizona, where he has been looking after his mining properties. Ha says there is good deal of snow in the mount tins yet, but that every thing looks very bright for a good deal of work during the coming season.-AIbg- querque Journal.
 Messrs. Robert c. Lund, of the firm of Wooley, Lund & Judd, James Andrews, the manager of the great Mormon Cooperative herd. and Virgil Kelley, came down from St. George, Utah, last Monday and spent a couple of days with us. These gentlemen are largely interested in the cattle which range in the extreme northern end of this county, and contribute annually eonsid- erable amount in the shape of taxes towards the support of the county.
 The many friends of MT. Chas. J. Hare both in California and Arizona. will learn with regret of his sudden death from pneu- monia, which occurred at the crossing of the A. & P. railroad, on the steamer Gila, on March 14th, last. At the time of his death he was purser Of the GiIa, and had been in the employ of the c. S. N. Co. for the last year. All the employees of both railroad companies rendered every kind ness to soothe his dying hours. MT. Hare leaves d large circle of friends in both Cali fornia and Arizona, who will mourn his early death.-Yuma Sentinel.