Mohave County miner., 1888-01-14
LOCAL RREvITIEs.

Snow in abundance. ~s
:. I. takes lots Of coal thsas days Of snow
and wind. ....... ..-
Judge Nv. @. Blaksly left for Los Anssles
on Monday. ....... rT .sa.%
A fne line Of fancy stationery In boxes
/ a. Watkins Bros
BY Sherman Is In from the 0resnhorn
mine, in the Wallspsis.
, 4 three room cottage for sale cheap.
Enquire OF j. X. Hslsey. ~. -. --.--..
Mexican. flasree iewelry, something
elegant at Watkins Bros
Foster 8. Dennis returnsd from bis trip
TO California on Tuesday.
The choicest Of fresh fruits and nuts can
DO found at Watkins Bros.'
@Buckwheas -four and old Vermont ma
pie syrup at Tsggart Il Co.'S. 7
J. II. Campbell and Col. Kinzer were
IN from the Flores this week.
B. B. Burgess, the assayer At the
Flores mine, 10 in town this week.
The psblic school at Mineral Park has
bssn discontinued for want OF funds.
~ Mrs. j. 6. Potts, who has been sick for
several weeks, is still confined to her bed.
John. Burt came in from Layne Springs
Thursday, to remain till after the storm.
The railroad officials here say there
will be no mail trains here inside OF three
days
The water works are sadly ont OF order
this week and there are many broken
pipes. - $780,. .t..sa. ~, 4
Messrs. Cohenosr and Frazier are doing
. wholesale butcher business at Peach
Springs. .---,' --. 90
Kallaman 4 Tyler, two miners Of Stock
ton Hill, have opened general store at
that place.
gsFurniturs OF all kinds made and repair.
ed at Aiken & Carter's carpenter shop on
Beale Street.
John Kennedy has no for recovered
from his recent illness ~ to be about the
streets again. r -
George A. Bonelli was in town this
week. He is now in charge Of Quail
Springs ranch. 'rr'-.s'>,-''''' 90 '.,,.''',~', ,
Your poll tax will be $3.50 this year,
and the tax collector will not let you
escape payment.
Dir. Mason, a miner at the G. o. d.
mine, was brought in TO the Kingman
Hotel Thursday quite sick.
Wm. Grant, the blackberry merchant,
was in the county scat the early part of
the week on legal business.
Commercial printing Of all kinds a
speciality at the MINER Office. Call and
examine samples and prices. IT
II. B. Thompson came in from his
ranch near surrum's Peak on Tuesday
and remsinsi isseveral daysy. = =
Bound books'in fins bindings, embrac-
ing all the latest and standard novels,
poems, ETC., at the drug store.
sIT w. Logan and family arrived from
Quail Springs on Tuesday and they will
hereafter remain in Kingman.
J. J. Hyde, Clerk of the Board Of
Supervisors, has moved his Office in the
west side of tbs Recorders Office. ..
81 Coal is getting scarce. Tasgart b Co.
are out and it is hard matter to tell just
when there be another supply hsrs. -~r
Henry P. Ewing returned to. Chloride,
last Saturday Henry says he will not
come TO Kingman again until he assumes
his duties as Assessor. ~ f'ff. .
Mike Daley, Who had the misfortune to
have his foot badly hurt by falling rock
in the Cupel mine some three weeks ago,
Ii able TO be about again. ID" SO"
The advertised letter list printed in the
Prescott papers contains letter addressed
to w. II. Taggart Il Co. Someone has
evidently misdirected letter.
iAll members Of Kingman Lodge, No. 7,
1. o. o. F., are requested to be in atten.
dance next Tuesday night, as business OF
importance will be transacted.
Mrs. Howard Fl. Watkins came over
from Mineral Park on Wednesday. MIR.
and Mrs. Watkins will occupy the resi-
dence vacated by Frank Watkins.
The largest stock OF candies in the