Mohave County miner., 1888-01-21

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Angeles. During his absence Jack ac-
qaired many OF the ways OF the Eastern
| tourist.
The Albuquerque Citizen Of recent
date says: Col. Lamont went out to
Flagstaff to-day, where he will become
connected with the publication OF the
Champion.
c. II. Pope, who has been agentfOr the
A. & p. at this place for several weeks
past, left this morning for Albuquerque,
where he viii probably take position in
the auditors Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mackenzie left
"Wednesday of this week for Fort Mohave,
where Mr.. Mackenzie's business interests
require his attention. They will be
missed in Kingman.
James Mccartney was before the JUS
tiee OF the Peace one day this week on
the charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
He plead guilty TO the charge and was
fined $25, which sum he paid.
DIR. E. J. McGorrish, OF Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived this week. The Doctor is
interested in the Logan-Finch Mining
Company. in Cedar District, and is here
to make some effort to work the property.
Capt. John Cody, a cousin Of the famous
"Buffalo Bill" is the gentlemanly assist
ant at the Crystal Palace. The Captain
has had many an up and down in his life,
as the writer well knows.--Nogales Re
cord.
Charles Houser, the little butcher, Is at
blackberry buying cattle. Cattlemen
who can round up their fat cattle can get
good prices. As high as seven cents has
been paid by Kingman's butcher this
week.
Parties who came down from the
American Flag mine yesterday report the
snow as being Eve feet deep on the level
near the mine and that they experienced
considerable difficulty in coming cut to
the valley.
Perry Burns, an efficient guard and
popular gentleman, rendered his resigna-
ton TO supt Gates this week. Mr..
Burns intends going into stock raising
and will leave for Mohave county to-day.
Yuma Sentinel.
Miners, owners of mining claims, pros
pectors and others interested in the we'll
fare OF Mohsye county, will benefit them.
selves and at the same time confer
favor on the MrNEE by sending in the
news from their section.
Judge w. G. Blakely and his niece,
Miss Nellie Blakely, returned from Los
Angeles on last Saturday. Their journey
home was made On freight train the
greater part OF the way, as all passenger
trains had been abandoned.
NJ. c. Copeland resumed his duties as
station agent at this place on Thursday.
Mr.. c. 10 competent, accommodating, re-
liable and sober, and consequently he is
popular with our business men and others
who have occasion to do business with
him.
The weather has moderated during the
past twenty-four hours and the snow is
fast disappearing. And II we live in Arr
zona a thousand years We hope that it
will not be visited in that time with such
Arctic weather as that OF the past three
weeks.
Superintendent McLaren, Of the Col
den Gate Mining and Milling company
at Lost Basin, was in town this week. He
reports everything progressing favorably
at the mine. He came in by the way OF
blackberry, and will return to the Basin
next week.
George Bowers, superintendent Of the
Night Hawk mine, returned this week
from visit of several weeks to various
points in California. George looks as II
his vacation had agreed with him, but all
the same he is glad to get back TO Mo
have county.
Mr.. Thos. Eager, representative OF
the Kingman Silver Mining company, ar
rived last week, and is making prepara-
tons to 20 to work on the '73. A lot Of
air pipe, tools, etc, have been received
by the company, and it looks as if they
meant business
G. Fl. 2. Baxter returned from Mineral
Park Thursday, where he had gone to in
spect the Rural mine, in which ne is in
terested. He informs us that considera-
bic development work is contemplated on
the mine, and the work will be COM
menced shortly.
We notice the car OF potatoes just re-
ceived bv Taggart & Co. were packed IN
hay, and notwithstanding they were re-
ceived in the very coldest weather, not
single potato was frozen. They ara with
ont doubt the finest Car OF potatoes ever
received in this market.
A. s. Coon, the wellknown A. & p.
RLiIroaJ conductor, was in town Tuesday.
He has been taking lsy-of for the past
two or three weeks TO do the assessment
on some of his mining claims in Lost
Basin. He reported for duty Wednesday
and will take his old run.
A negro working on Silver Creek, \.