Mohave County miner., 1888-04-28

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open butcher shop at the old stand {
w. f. Frost. They will keep on han
all kinds Of fresh meats in season, and b
prompt and courteous attention expect
merit fair share Of the public patronag,
Mr.. II. j. Baldwin, who came IN Tues
day, was taken out at once TO Bristol b,
Mr. Slocum. Mr.. Baldwin comes OF
business connected with the Bristol mill
| 1t is earnestly hoped that all financia
difficulties may be adjusted and work a
the mill and Mayfower mine resumed a
once. e.--Pioche Record.
| A rodeo will be commenced in ths
northern part Of Sacramento Valley Ma,
9TH, at Quail Springs, and work by Dollar
and Cane Springs. closing at Coars
Springs, in Wallapai Valley. j. w. and
II. b. Thompson and Geo. A. Bonelli are
the cattlemen who give notice OF the
rodeo.
On Monday afternoon while one OF the
A. & r carpenters was engaged in putting
up the brackets on the new addition To
| the freight house the seaffolding gave
away and the workman fell to the ground,
| followed by a bracket, which struck him
in the mouth, knocking ont several teeth
and badly bruising him. He was taken
to the boarding car and Dr. Livingston
called TO attend to his injuries. The i'm
jured man will be about in few days.
On Sunday last the editor, in company
with John lynch ..hlst-as ..hlst assSaysF -ef- -ttsrs
Sampling Works, paid flying visit to
Mineral Park. The mining operations at
that camp, which have been dull during
the winter, are beginning to look up, as
work is being resumed on many OF the
old claims. The people OF Mineral Park
have strong faith in their camp, and be-
lieve that the mining operations will be
resumed in the near future and that new
and rich strikes will be made.
Matt Carr met with very serious acci-
dent ono day last week. He was putting
in timbers in his mine in the Cedar Dis
trict when the side wall cavcd in on him,
piling rock and dirt to his waist. His
son, who was on top at the windlass,
heard his cries and went to his rescue.
All the tools were covered up except one
pick, and with this he dug his father out.
MATHS injuries consist OF bruises, bis hip
being seriously bruised, and it will be
several weeks hefore he will be able TO
work again.
The Kingman public school closed for
the term on Friday. We understand
that appropriate closing exercises were
given in the afternoon. and that the
teacher, Miss Hattie F. Howell, is entitled
to great credit for the advancement made
by the pupils Of the school during the
past eight months. Many presents, chief
ly suitable books, were given the children
by the teacher. The pupils presented
the teacher with an elegantly bound vol
ume OF Shakespeare's complete works.
Miss Howell has concluded a successful
term OF school here, and has given gen
eral satisfaction asa teacher.
On Monday night, John laughter, the
mail carrier between RiovilIe and Edo
RADIO Canyon, came TO Louis Seibrecht's
ranch at Mountain Springs and got sup
per and had his mule fed. During the
night laughter took one OF Seibrecht's
horses and rode to this place. He was
closely followed by the latter, who found
his horse near A. +. simonds' running
loose. laughter took the train for Hack
berry, where he was found the next day
and brought to this place for examipa-
ton. 1t was supposed that he had rob
bed the mail, but on examination he told
such an incoherent story that he was
thought to be insane, his principal halla.
cination being that the Indians were af-
ter him, and with this idea in his mind
he had left the mail at Bonelli's and rode
to Seibreeht's and thence TO this place in
order to escape them. laughter is now
in Jail here for safe keeping.