Mohave County miner., 1889-05-25
OFFICIAL PAPER Of TINE COUNT,
LOCAL BREvITlEs.


The windy weather still continues.
Fine old Bourbon at Russell 4 Zeimer's.
House to rent--Apply to J. r. Halsey.
Finest of wines st Russell & Zeimer's
A good many miners in town this
week.
House to rent--Apply TO Harvey
Hubbs.
Best brands Of beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Passenger trains this week hsve ali
been on time.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
George Briggs Of The Needles spent a
couple Of days here this week.
j. w. Marshall and wife OF Todd Basin
spent several days here thfs week.
Mrs. J. III. Campbell of Mineral Park
spent several days here this week.
New and elegant wall paper just re-
ceived from New York at II. III. Wat
kin's.
L. o. Cowan reports that the soda
water business is on the increase this
warm weather.
Beecher & Co. have nearly every car.
penter in town on their new warehouse
this week, and it viii be completed at an
early day.
County Recorder Goldman has ap-
pointed G. M. Funston deputy recorder,
and he has charge Of the Office during the
principals absence.
0. F. Kuencer intends leaving next
for short visit TO California. He has
been in i'll health for some time past and
goes to consult city physicians.
III. II. Watkins has just received q new
lot Of window curtains, both plain and in
fancy designs, which be can sell at a
great reduction on former preces.
Z. F. Thompson spent several days
week among among the miners at the va
rious camps north of here, and reports
everything in mining circles as being in
prosperous condition.
DR.. j. NJ. Marshall, the dentist, left
Wednesday for his home in Flagstaff.
His stay here was shortened by business
engagements elsewhere. The doctor has
an excellent business here and will make
regular visits hereafter.
The cattlemen of Mohaye county are
happy this year. The roundup is about
finished and the increase is said to be
larger than OF ary previous year. Grass
is plentiful and cattle are in excellent
condition.
Mies Julia stilwell OF Cuba, Mo-, ID
visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Funstan. Miss Still
well hes an excellent reputation AZ a
school tescher, and we hope that some
of our school districts will secure her ser.
vices for next year.
I'D. ssllsn ii Peach Springs made the
MrsEx Office pleasant call Tnssday. Mr.
selken was for long time A. q r. seie
graph operator at the Springs but is nov
engaged in the butcher business there
He is also the justice Of the peace In tha'
precinct.
There is q wsll defined rumor among
certain railroad officials which states tha
at the coming election for new officers o
the Atlantic & Pacific company that Gen
eral J. A. Williamson viii be chosen Al
ures;dent, and that d. b. Robinson vii
be retained as superintendent. - Aibu
querque Citizen.
The idea OF being whirled into fame
with a sw.i-sh-h-h, and without any ap
parent effort Of self, ought to be comfort
ing to the ordinary mortal. A short tim'
ago one of our citizens received reques
for one of his photographs from a lad.
in Kansas, who wished to immortallz
him in q novel, of which she was .
be author and heroine and he the hero
Still he isn't happy.
w. B. Jones, the active general scper
inten lent of the Prescott and Arizons
Central railway, authorizes us to an
~>o,,nca the fc,Ioxiuy CHANCES: Tram viii
arrive in Prescott at IL 80 q. m; leave
Prescott for Prescott Junction at 8 p. ma
leave Junction at 7:30 a. M; arrive 81
Junction at 2 80 p. m. and connect will
eastbound and westbound Atlantic & Pa
cifc trains at $50 p. n.-Courier.
The MrsEK during the past few week
has ordered and received quite numbe
Of additional faces Of job types Of the Lat
est and neatest designs, and with it
present facilities can justly claim to CIV
better satisfaction, both as regards cha'
acser Of work and prices, than could pos
sibiy be obtained by sending away :
outside parties. II needing anythin
in our line you viii find IL to your intel
est 10 call and see samples and prices
Orders by mail promptly attended 70.
The Citizen says: "An order which
cf great importance to train men and In
travelling public was issued by Genera
Superintendent George l.. Gands, TO tn