Mohave County miner., 1888-03-10

l'NsSN Ns hhu AA hOHday anu Will
commence his duties this week.
W. r. Berkley, an old-tilne Prescott
printer, but who is now following the
moro lucrative calling Of o miner, made
US pleasant call on Tuesday.
T. W. Logan brought In from Utah for
Frost 4 Larkiu. Monday. fifty head OF the
finest beef cattle ever brought TO this
market at this season Of ths year.
q. w. Beschor a Co. shipped car lead
Of ore Friday TO the selby Smelling Co,
San Francisco. The ore was from the
mines Of Rogers Bros. and J. j. Goshorn.
A solitary duck circled around the Front
street pond yesterday morning. One Of
our local sportsmen took shot at him,
when his duckship winged hia way to the
north.
G. ii. Lawrence, who vas formerly
connected with the Rural mine. arrived
Sunday and LEFT Wednesday for Mineral
Park. Mr.. Lawrence now halls from
Chicago.
The outfit that Is putting up the new
telegraph line along the 4. & p. are max
ing their headquarters here this week,
although ths line has not yet reached
this place.
Get your two dollars and fifty cents
ready for the Tax Collector, an II requires
that amount 10 pay your poll tax, and the
Assessor will collect 1t when he does the
assessing.
The G. o. D. mine shipped three car
loads OF ore last week, not three tons. az
our Item read The G. o. D. has long
since got pas, shipments OF less than
car load.
o. T. Kuencer has act out number Of
peach and apricot trees, which he hrough'
over from his, garden at Mineral Park
and he hopes Mat they will thrive rs vel!
here as there.
dance will be given at Taggart's Hall
on the night before ST. Patrirk's Day,
Friday, the 10Th inst. Ticksts g. Good
mssic will he In attendance and a good
time 10 expected.
Work has commenced on the Primrose
mine, owned by Capt. Layne and Mrs
Judge Terry. The shaft will be sunk ~
feet deeper aud drifts made fifty feet each
way from the bottom 0! the shalt.
VIM. Ai,keE Is busy building and fitting
up his bath rooms this week. They are
located in the rear OF his lodging house
and will be fitted up with hot and cold
water and all modern improvements.
J. II. Campbell, the manager Of the
Flores Consolidated Gold Mining Co,
was in town Thursday. He informs us
that the work Of removing the concen-
traitors from Mineral Park is progressing
finely.
Hubbs & Russell have during the pas.
week greatly improved the interior
their saloon with new paper and paint.
Several new and elegant pictures adorn
the walls, and the Idlewid 10 an attrac-
tive place.
p. d. Berry, Of Flagstaff, was in town
Monday. Mr. Berry paid the mortgage
on the building owned by the Berry estate
here, and the sale on execution which
WIS advertised to take place on Tuesday
did not take place.
John Hemslsy, the foreman OF ths
Flores Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany, left Thursday for San Francisco
He will be absent three or four weeks and
bis address while in the city will be 722
Montgomery street.
II is said that Pete scheli has sold out
all his interest in his stock range south of
here and left the country. His exit was
somewhat hurried by the fact that be
Was wanted 10 account for a number OF
missing cattle and horses.
]. g. Allyn came In from Albuquerque
on Wednesdays train. He is here in the
interest Of Conrad Shenfeld, examining
the county records to see that old deeds
have been properly recorded and have
reached the right parties.
Some OF our friends among the miners
complain that ore quotations Of silver and |
lead are misleading. The quotations are |
the latest obtainable, and are generally |
the quotation Of Saturday. and are as
reliable as can bs obtained
B. B. Burgess came in from Mineral
Park on Tuesday and left for New Mexico
the following day. Mr, Burgess will be
absent seversl weeks. During his absence
he will endeavor to get capitalists inter.
ssted in come OF our mines.
Frost & Larkin moved into their new
'ocation in the Luthy block this week
they have the room fitted up conven-
ient!y with all the appliances needed in
'h"ir busi siness. They have the handsom.
. meat mirket in Arizona.
John J. Goshorn left Tuesday night for
his old home in West Virginia, where he
will spend several months. Mr.. Goshorn
Informs us that be will not return to this
y gtion Of the Territory, hat will try his
lack II Pinal or Pima county this fall.
Win. Grant, Hackberry's merchant,
was in the county seat Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week Mr.. Grant has