Mohave County miner., 1888-05-19
LOCAL BREvITYKx.

Fine cigars AZ HuDos q husseiis.
Take your Sunday dinner at the Bon
Ton.
y.w. Tuck Is up frosn the Needles this
week.
Judge J. NJ. Murphy spent Tuesday at
Cerbat.
A. II. Smith has moved his family 10
Cerbat.
Imported Ales and Porter At Hubbs &
RusselI's.
There are number Of cases Of the
mumps in town.
Belle OF Bourbon and Occidental whisky
at Hubbs q RusselPs.
Ice Cream every afternoon and
evening at the Bon Ton.
The railroad buildings aui water tank
at this place have been repainted.
James Finley, Superintendent Of the
Signal inine, was in town Thursday.
B. Moses and Louis Davidson are in
town this week looking after q shipment
of ore.
Daniel smith went to Mineral Park
"Wednesday to attend the funeral Of w. +.
Clark.
FoR SALE.--A lot Of Babbitt metal.
viii be sold at q bargain. Inquire at
this Office.
Howard II. Watkins went to Mineral
Park Wednesday 10 attend the funeral OF
w. s. Clark.
George Bowers, Superintendent OF the
Night Hawk, returned from his visit TO
California Monday.
w. +. Grounds has struck small
streak Of rich gold ore In the MERIDIAN
mine. Music Mountain.
Commercial printing Of all kinds a
speciality at the MINER Office. Call and
examine samples and prices. II
Ed. Perry, Chas. Clinton and Will
Watkins spent Sunday visiting the mines
In the vicinity OF Stockton Hill.
Sam Butler was up from Signal We'd
nesday and reports things in that section
ss moving along in the same old way.
A. F. simonds brought the first fresh
vegetables TO market this week. Next
weck Mr.. Simonds says figs will be ripe.
Miss Ellen and Master Joe Prisk came
down from the American Flag mine Sum
day and spent several days visiting friends.
II. X. Hyde, Of Peach Springs, was in
town Saturday and made call on the
County Recorder for marriage license.
For Sale. A light-running New Home
Sewing Machine. The best sewing ma
chine made. For price call at this Office.
The cattiemen Of Mohave are at present
very busy with the rodeo, and the year is
said to have been prosperous one for our
stockmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Blakely returned
from Rioyille Thursday and are stopping
here few days before their return to the
santa Maria.
Owing to the absence Of witnesses the
exaninaticn OF Charles G. Wilson, Get for
Wednesday Of this week, was continued
until the 3ist inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Russell and VIM.
Richards and Mrs. L. r. Herzog attended
the wedding Of III. X. Hyde at Peach
Springs on Tuesday.
From the amount d goods sent out by
our merchants during the past two weeks,
Il would indicate that good dead Of work
is now being done by the miners.
John Kennedy left Sunday for Califor-
mia. Mr.. Kennedy has been en- the sick
list for several months and goss 10 the
coast in the hope that he may recover bis
health.
Foster s. Dennis, wife and child, re-
turned Sunday night from San Francisco.
They are now occupying the W. II. Tag
CART residence on the south side Of the
RAILROAD.
Empty beer bottles are in demand here
this week at half cent apiece. A repre-
sentative of Los Angeles firm II here
buying all that can be obtained for ship
ment 10 that place.
There is talk of abolishing the wsllapai
Indian reservation In Mobave county.
This paper advocated the proposition long
ago. This reservation Is Of no use to
those indians. s.--Journal-A Miner.
w. II. Lake was in town this week.
Mr. Lake says that tl,s large tank recently
built by him is famous bathing place.
and he offered the editor many indnGss
ments to come ont and take bath.
On Tuesday Eb. Williams resigned the
Offices Of Clerk Of the Probate Court and
Deputy Superintendent Of Publ: Schools.
and Probate Judge Beecher appointed w.
q. Blakely to fiji the vacated Offices.
."Scotty" Miller, q miner at the G. o.
ID. mine, was stung on the hand by q
scorIson one day last week. The sting
Was quite severe, and he has been here
this week under medical treatment.
Wm. Heimrod returned Monday from .
several months stay In Prescott and
vicinity. Mr.. Heimrod believes more
Arnly than ever that the mines of Mohave