Mohave County miner., 1888-06-02
LOCAL. BREvITIEx.


LOCAL BREvITIEs.
The weather is warming up little.
Fine cigars at Hubbs & Russelps.
Take your Sunday dinner at the Bon
Ton.
Imported Ales and Porter at Hubbs &
Russell's.
George Richarson left for California on
Tuesdays train.
Nos. steen returned Thursday from
trip 10 she hills.
: B. McDuffie, she assayer, came in from
Chloride, Thursday.
BsIle of Bourbon and Occidental whisky
at Hubbs & Rdsseil's.
Robert Gray came down from stockton
Hill, Thursday night.
James Rosborough, OF blackberry,
spent Wednesday here.
Ice Cream every afternoon and
evening ut the Bon Ton.
John A. DeIand, Of Signal, spent sew
eral days here this week.
Henry Strawbelle is working for the
Big Sandy Milling Company at Signal.
John Lynch, of the Arizona Ore Com
pany, returned from Prescott on Tuesday
last.
FoR SALE.-A lot Of Babbitt metal.
Will be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this Office.
Thomas Brobant came up from She
Needles this week. He IL laid up viii, a
sprained ankle.
Thos. Brown brought mp from the Sandy
. small lot Of beef cattle for Frost &
Larkin this week.
s. A. Tyler, miner and merchant from
the G. o. d., was in town this week and
was . caller at this Office.
Commercial printing of all kinds a
speciality at the MrNER Office. Call and
examine samples and prices. II
James j. Hyde has been appointed,
and has received from Gov. Zulick, his
commission a. Notary Public.
A rodeo is in progress among the cattle
men Of this vicinity, the starting point
being J. II. Johnson's ranch.
J. X. Hoskins, Jr., the Flagstaff bank
er, will be married the fifth inst. 10 Miss
SaIlie Morrison, OF st. Louis.
James Oliver left Sunday morning for
). California, where he will spend several
months for the benefit of his health.
Owing to intending departure offer
my house andaot in Kingman for sale a,
. low price. MRs. j. W. HYDE.
j. H. Drury, the well-known A. & p.
superintendent Of the carpenter depart.
ment, spent several days here this week.
James Rothwell, Geo. A. Kiner, Ed III.
Ludlow and T. B. Wolfe, all A. & p. boys,
we're in town Tuesday attending the Odd
Fellows' Lodge.
It Is said that since w. II. Rogers and
Arthur Kilburn have become residents oi
San Francisco they sport pIrg hats and
immense canes.
A. r. Simopds says that his fruit trees
sre heavily loaded with fruit, and that
the yisld therefrom win largely exceed
thsf Of last year.
Mn. NJ. G. Copeland left on Wednes-
days train for suisun, California, where
she intends spending couple Of months
whiting her mother.
Ali miners interested in making min
sral exhibit at the Mechanics Institute
Ssn Francisco, should send or bring in
spscimens to w. III. Taggart.
II our subscribers in the vicinity a
Stockton Hill, who wish the MHEs sent
10 that post office will notify us, their pa-
per will be changed to that address.
X. A. Hunter, agent for the commission
firm d w. D. Earl & Co., at Fenner,
spent several days here this week super
Intending the shipping Of lot Of ore.
The Odd Fellows Lodge in this place Ii
in . very prosperous condition. Two can
didates were initiated at the last meeting.
The Lodge has now about fifty members.
John Bradfeld, well known as the pack
er at Stockton Hill, died at this place on
saturdsy last. The deceased was aged
about sixty years and was . native Of
Ohio.
@. +. Kuencer last Friday made the
survey Of the Rather mine, the property
OIL. NJ. Carpenter, who intends making
an application for patent for that
property.
Kansas sgts we're sold from a freight
train here Thursday for twenty-five cents
per dossa. A good many II our citissaa
avSiled themselves Of the opportunity to
lay in liberal supply d sssp at that
price.
The cattlemen Of Mohave county In.
tsad 10 organize for their mutual benefit,
and elsewhere In this issue they have q
ell Tor the meeting Of oil those who an
intnested In the forming d such "a
association.
Ed. =. Thompson came over from Min
cd Park on Saturday and returned