Mohave County miner., 1888-09-15

ing OF diptheria, after an illness OF few
days. Little Tommy was about six years
old and general fayorite, and his death
Is sadly mourned by his many friends and
bis relatives have the sympathy Of our
citizens.
| w. M. Claypool took his departure
Wednesday night for Prescott. During
Mr.. Claypool's residence in this place an
manager Of the Sampling Works he made
many friends who regret his departure,
and wish him success wherever he may
decide TO locate.
The Arizona Sampling Works are now
under the control Of Mr.. John Lynch,
who has long been connected with the
works in the capacity Of assayer. Mr..
Lynch has made many friends here and
is an accommodating gentleman to do busi-
ness with, and is prompt and reliable and
under his management the works will be
satisfactorily conducted.
Five train loads Of Odd Fellows, about
one thousand in all, from various parts
Of the east, will pass west to-night-Fri-
day--on their way to Los Angeles, " at.
tend the annual session Of the Supreme
Grand Lodge, which conyenes in that
city ON the 18th inst. They will take
supper at Peach Springs.
Our sportsmen can now hunt all kinds
Of game for the next six months without
fear Of prosecution. - Mohaye county MN
ER.
One OF them was down here the other
day hunting and found Callalian's game
OF stud poker, Guess he don't want to
hunt any more now. But you ask him
about it. He'll tell you.--Our Bszoo.
A CERTAIN young mining superintendent
wears linen pants, nothing strange in that,
but not long since while spending Sunday
in Kingman, combination Of watermel-
on juice, red quilt and white linen pants
made his appearance quite grotesque and
kept him i'm his room until after night
fall. He still wears linen pants but now
carries an extra pair with him.
The announcement Of III. II. Watkins
tr County Treasurer, subject to the action
Of the Republican Convention appears in
this issue. Mr.. Watkins is well known
TO our readers as popular and successful
business man, honest and straight for
ward in all his dealings, against whom
anught can he said He would make a
faithful and accommodating public official.
The Board of Supervisors held Especial
meeting Monday with Supervisors Gro
zier and johnson present. The object oi
the meeting was the election Of new
Clerk Of the Board as the old clerk Jas.
J. Hyde, neglected 70 perform the duties
OF the office. The Board elected Z. J.
Goldman clerk, who Immediately entered
on his duties. The appointment meets
with the general approval Of the public.
The sampling Works ran through the
following lots Of ore turing the week: G.
0. ID. fifteen tons, lead Gre, fourteen tons
hfgh-grade west ore and thirteen tons oi
east ore. Six tons and half Of Night
Hawk ore. Six tons of high-grade ore
from N. G. Amer's Silver KING. Eleven
tons from the Cupel mine. Chas. Gross
one ton. making total Of sixty seven
tons Of ore for the week.
w. G. Blakely in this issue announces
that he will be candidate before the Re.
publican County Convention, for District
Attorney Of Mohave County. Judge
Blakeiy is well.known to the people o.
this county and has filled various Offices
during his long residence here. He has
always made faithful official, perform,
ing his duties without fear Or favor and
for his faithful public services to the peo-
pie Of Mohave county he will be no doubt
rewarded by the nomination and election
to the Office Of District Attorney.
Erastus Elhbee, familiarly known ar
"Charley" Ellibee announces in this issue
his candidacy for Sheriff Of Mohave Coun-
ty, subject to the decision Of the Republi-
can Convention. Mr.. Ellibee has many
friends who desire his nomination for
that office and there are q number Of
things which recommend him fayorably
TO the convention. He has the necessary
business qualifications, is an old soldier
and has been long in the territory, and
his interests are those of the people Of the
county.
Henry X. Hyde, Of Peach Springs, in
this issue makes his announcement as
a candidate for Sheriff of Mohaye County,
subject to the Endorsement OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention. Mr.. Hyde
has many friends in both parties through
out the county and should he be the choice
OF his party, in common parlance he Twill
be hard man to beat" Mr.. Hyde is
thoroughly qualified to fill the office and
il nominated and elected the Sheriff
Office will be properly conducted during
his incumbency.
| J. J. Hyde was not the republican clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors of Mohave
| county or any other kind of a clerk OF
| theirs, as stated in the Courier. Mr..
Goldman is clerk of that Board. II Mr..
Hyde has really fed the country, leaving
unpaid bills, he has probably gone to
meet that democratic defaulter from Mo
have county Mr.. Bucksbaum um.--Journal-
Miner.
Mr.. Hyde filed the position Of clerk of