Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

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Burlington Free Press.
| J. N. Cohsnour and Il. L. rrasisr, q
Peach Springs, spent several days her.
this week. They were witness in The
Blonser.Fsy examination.
Foster y. Dsnnis returned Thursday
night from visit 10 San Francisco. TO his
vile and naby. Mr.. Dennis s4ys that Rs
In the finest baby In the world.
The receipts Of the Recorders one ios
the month Of February were Sl7S. and
Recorder Goldman has turned into the
County Treasury tho above amount.
Samuel Crozisr came In from his ranch
q: Truxton Springs last night on some
business Connected with his duties "A
Chairman OF tho Board Of supervisors.
The Flores Consolidated Gold Mining
Comrany are moving the stamps and
concentrstors OF the old wslton Iaili
from Mineral Park to their mine at Cerb,
w. J. Boreham, Of For. Mohave. ~as
In Rinkmsn on Tuesday OF this week. He
was on his way to attend court a. San
Bernardino, Cal, "a a witness in land
case.
W. II. Rogers returned las. night from
q visit OF several weeks to California. Mr.
Rogers says that while California 10 4
good place to live, Arizona 10 good enough
for him.
Chas. II. Beecher has put in corru-
gated iron ceiling and repapsred and re-
painted his saloon In style that il At
once attractive and elegant Charley
keeps just little ahead
The passenger trains are not nov run
ming on Il regular time card. as mono has
been issued by the A. & r. Company.
The west-bound train arrives here al
10 30 a. m. and the east-bound at 0 20.
o. Kuencer, II. II. Watkins and J..
J. Hyde havo recently set cut around
their residences large number Of cotton
wood trees, and they propose in the years
to come to enjoy tho shade under their
own cottonn oods.
The Board Of Supervisors, in cornpli.
anes with mandamus issued by Judge
Wright, met on Thursday TO prepare lit
OF names from which 70 draw Grand and
Petit Jurors. Supervisors Nelson and
Johnson we're present.
California and Eastern clothing houses
have taken out Of this town during the
past year several thousand dollars for
tailor-made clothing, consequently we
think that Kingman would be a good
place for a merchant tailor.
Our popular young townsman. Mr.. J. F.
Meador, Cashier Of the Bank of Prescott
and ssoa: .; Wslls.. Fargo & Co., left on
last Saturdays train for "oia Mexico, 10
visit his brother, H. C. Meador, who for.
assly resided in Prescott.
Why don't you fence your houses |?
Material too dear? Not at all. Halsey
will sell you Redwood posts and fancy
pickets at $50 per thousand, and balance
Of material at $S3 per thousand. Put NJ
fence and make your place look respect
able and inviting.
The railroad officials have taken off the
track walkers, and now the accidents arr
beginning TO be numerous. The track
walkers have been safeguards TO a certain
class of accidents, and lew wrecks will
cost the company more money than even
the watchmen will.
Have you got consumption, asthma.
sore throat, bronchial trouble, dyspepsia,
nervous prostration Or any chronic
troubles? II 40, send postal 10 Drs.
starkey and Palen, 1871 and 1929 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa, and they will
sand you a 200 page book free.
An accident Occurred At Barstow, on
the A. & r., one day this week. A frsight
ran into the roar Of a passenger train. II
threw the rear coaches from the track,
but luckily no one was injured. A rock
on the track in JohnsOn's Canyon caused
An accident TO freight train on Thursday
1t 10 said that the Atlantic 4 Pacific
Railroad will expend two million FIVE
hundred thousand dollars In placing the
roadbed, bridges and depot buildings Of
ths line In thorough repair. The shops
OF the company at Albuquerque will be
enlarged. Thirty-fye men will be put on
each section Immediately and the ro,adbed
put in firs,-class condition.
The passenger train from the East due
here ut 10 20 yesterday morning did not
arrive until II 20 to-day, when three sec-
tons arrived. The delay was owing to
an accident few miles east of Fsirview
The accident was caused by the spreading
Of the rails and letting the locomotive of
the track and completely wreckins 1t. No
one was hurt, but II took time and hard
work 10 clear the track.
The most terrible scandal yetm ex-
citsdly exclaimed caller yesterday. ut
breaks mo all up! Shameful! Disgrace.
ful! You haven't heard of it? 1t 10 all
over town. What will outsiders say of
us7 What Is it, Oh! good Lord, keep
II still, won't you? and two otbers are
the only ones that know any thing about
II. And you won't tell2 Well. Suriny