Mohave County miner., 1889-08-31
death in her family with, . ,su ,,o

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NJ. and Mrs. Higbee spent several week
here last year with the family Of DIR
Sherman and made many friends VIII,
will regret 10 learn Of her death.
The Atlantic and Pacific railroad com
pany will carry freight TO and return the
same from the Albuquerque fair free. A,
number Of our citizens intend attendinl
the fair 1t would be well TO have an ex
hibit Of the products Of Mohave count,
there.
| r.. McLennan is now with William
Grant, the merchant Of Hackberry Mac
has recently returned from trip along
the Pacific coast as far south as Chill.
He says that hereafter he will confine his
wanderings TO the United States and
Canada. #sH.E
| Frank L. Smith this week ordered a
$500 assay outfit. The outfit is first-class
in every respect. Mr.. Smith will tempo.
rarily occupy the old sheriff office and
expects 10 be ready for business within
thirty days in his permanent location in
the Lake building on Front street.
Henry Bowman was in from Senaca
springs Monday. Mr.. Bowman says that
he has more water than any rsnchman in
the county, his spring runs a "sluice box
full" and . great portion Of it runs to
waste. He is turning his attention to
stockraising and has an excellent range.
J. r. Moore was down from Stockton
Hill Thursday. He is still suffering from
the effects Of bis exposure to an all night
storm and the cold weather last spring
while making successful effort to save
the property Of the Kingman Silver Min
ing Company from flooding, on Stockton
Hill.
The Journal Miner says: Sheriff
ONeill returned last evening from trip
10 Walnut creek and Mohaye county,
summoning witnesses in the case Of You.
rec and Moore. He says there is con-
siderable complaint in that section Of the
loss of both cattle and horses which have
been stolen. 2zs-gsr. q. :g1f .-1- 4T
The contract for supplying the Walla-
pal Indians with beef, to be delivered at
blackberry, was awarded to WIN. Starkey.
The following were the bids: Wm.
linus, $247; w. l.. Haskins, $3.50;
w. starkey, ~ .12Is William Koschland,
$2.2o; C. F. Merritt, s2.72; John Field
jDg, s2.4); Samuel Crozier. s22i; The
Tagsa.t Mercantile Company, SSH.
The address Of Judge J, H. Wright on
Sunday night, September sth, 1856, will
be an interesting one. "Gcorge d. Prem
tice," the subject OF the address,
was the unrivaled wit aud humor-
ist Q. his age, and onr people need
not lear being bored by dry discourse.
Judge Wright Is an agreeable and ready
talker, and will make his remarks inter
esting.
On Sunday morning last while Miss
Lizzie Sherman was horseback riding and
when short distance this side OF the
Park, her horse stepped in hole, stun
bled and fell, throwing Miss sherman
violently TO the ground, striking on her
head, infiicting q had wound on the fore
head and extending back over the top Of
the head. DIR. Livingston was sent for
and dressed the wound. The injuries are
serious and when healed will leave an
ugly scar. The wound il healing nicely
and the patient is doing well.
We take pleasure in announcing to our
readers that the History Co. Of San
Francisco have just published in book
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tisement IN aDstbsr column.
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