Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23

w. III. Taggart & Co, received a carload
Of hay yesterday.
Z Miss Ella Ewing left last Friday for
Witt to Mineral Park.
Many strangers have been in town this
week, looking at the ruins.
Jack Ryan and j. X. Russell win he
ready for business before Saturday night.
T.w. Logan moved his family to the
ranch Of J. II. johnson on "Wednesday
last.
y---.S~ ss.,.L~.....,I. la tow" Wed
nssday looking at the work wrought by
the FIRE.
Jack Thomas and Jimmy Rogers, from
the American Flag, hare been in town
I'll week.
FoR SALE.--A lot Of Rabbit metal.
Win be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this office.
VIM. Aitken has built carpenter shop
on Front Street, below and opposite the
lumber yard.
J.H. Carpenter and n. w. Clark are
in town this week on important business.
They hill from Phoenix.
Commercial printing Of all kinds y
specially at the MINER Office. Call and
examine samples and prices. II
II. j. Brother came in from the Rattan
mine Friday and reports the mine as look-
ing finely and the work progressing.
The families OF J. w. Michael and
Harlow Thompson are for the present
stopping at Aitken's lodging house.
Beecher & Co. are cleaning out the
debris Of the fire frou their cellar and
getting things in shape for rebuilding.
Owing to Intending departure l offer
my house and lot in Kingman for sale at
low price. MRs. J. w. HYDE.
We understand that the mill at Certat
IL in running order and that they have
plenty OF ore TO keep the mill running
during the year.
g. w. Beecher received telegram
Friday morning from the insurance sd-
juster stating that he would arrive here
Sunday morning.
Fire has been raging in the Wallapai
mountains for several days and at night
: ssSsss sye on be plainly seen although Gi-
teen miles away.
Wednesday night Marshall Cunning
ham fell into the Luthy cistern. lie was
pretty badly bruised but fortunately no
bones were broken.
FoR sALE--A jig, now in use at the
American Flag mine. For price apply to
Wm. Richards, Kingman, or James Penn
berthy Superintendent Of the mine.
The sampling works have been kept
busy during the week, aud there Is
enough ore on hand and On the way to
keep them busy during the coming
week.
4. II. Thompson, the manager for
Beecher Il Co. at Mineral Park, came
over Wednesday to help get things in
shape for resuIning business again in
Kingman.
Mrs. 7. r. Christie and Mrs. j. r. Fin
negan came over from the Park Wednes-
day to visit friends and see the ruin
caused by the fire. They returned Fri
day morning. .
Foster 8. Dennis means that kingman
shall have more water r. Benson is en-
gaged in sinking another well in Oak
Greek, and hopes to develop good sup
ply Of water.
z County Treasurer Smith is cut OF an
Office, but will probably find one in few
days. The safe and contents is all right
but the problem is how to get it out OF III
present position.
w. NJ. Claypooi, Superintendent Of the
!. 8smpling Works, is putting in new in,
jector for the boiler and new plates in the
ore crusher, and will soon have the works
In first-cIass running order.
A change in the time-card Of the 4. x p.
road takes place Sunday, the Path inst
The passenger train west-bound leaves
Kingman at five o'clock a. m. and the
east-bound leaves at ten forty p. m.
Richard Marsh left for California on
Wednesdays train. Dick says that he
has bid goodbye to Arizona for good ant
that not even a nomination for offics Will
the assurance Of an election would bring
him back.
las. a. Smith, the Mineral Park stage
driver, reports that the keystone mil
was pounding away Thursday and that
orc wa being hauled from the mine, and
itseems like old times to hear the stamps
pounding away.
Every minute six hundred pounds ol
wool grows in this country, and We have
TO dig sixty-one tons Of anthracite Goa
and two hundred tons of bituminous coal
while OF pig iron we turn out twelve toni
and Of steel rails three tons.
Ths political outlook in Mohaye count,
- beginning 70 assume shape. Feeler
are being thrown 0ut by those who cove
the Offices, and before many weeks tn
candidate viii be abroad in the land
seeding 10 make his election sure.
w. H. Taggart received a Telegram