Mohave County miner., 1889-11-09
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.


Cash paid Tor Mohave county warrants.
Enquire at the MINER Office.
Henry Schseier, Of Hackberry, spent
Thursday in the county seat.
The cold weather Of this week irove q
good many miners into town.
o. r. Kuencer left for California Tues
day night and returned Friday.
Aver Mehr and DR.. Sherman made .
trip TO Mineral Park Thursday.
Win Mohave county have delegate to
the Siluer Convention at 81. Louis?
The Globe Democrat 81 per year.
Subscriptions received At this Office.
w. b. Stephens con:emplates trip TO
his old home In Arkansas next monih.
J. N. Cohesonr. the Peach Springs
merchant, spent Thursday III hingman.
The President has set apart Thursday.
November 20, - . day Of national thanks
giving.
FoR SALg.--A lot Of Babbitt metal.
Will be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this Office.
DR.. Burdick Is now superintendent and
physician Of the Los Angeles county home
for psupers.
Mrs.. w. II. Taggart returned Tuesday
from q visit Of several months to relatives
in Atchison, Cansas.
w. Starkey, one Of the cattle barons
from the east end Of the county, spent
Sunday in Kingman.
J. H. Sample paid Kingman five days
visit this week. He left for the Rip Van
winkle mine yesterday.
Dr. Marshall, the Flagstaff Dentist, ar
rived Tuesday and can be found at PEN
berhy's lodging house until next We'd
nesdsy.
Capt. Hardy 10 now engaged in putting
t,own well for Harvey Hnbbs, and ex-
uec q to get water in four or five days and
st the depth Of one eundred feet
Erin sherman, OF Mineral Park, is In
town this week, the first time since he
finished plsste ring the Kingman Hotel,
two veav AGO. He notes many changes
in Kingmaa.
J.H. Campbell. su. .Oerin'endent OF the
Flores Mining Co., was 70 town this week.
He says that the compal " have not yet
decided to rebuild the mill, which was re-
Gently burned.
Us. Templin has, during the past few
months, decorated the homes Of n"m-
bef Of our citizens in q handsome iuan'
ner. He ID an expert and tasteful paper
hanger, - all his work testifes.
Capt. W. n. Hardy has obtained an
abundant supply of water at his corral. st
depth Of one hundred feet. He was
about ave days In drilling the well. He
il now gstsing extra drills and tools and
IL preparing TO sink wells for our citizens
at verp reasonable prices.
The mask ball given at Mineral Park
on last Saturday night for the benefit Of
the school ct that place, was grand snc-
cess. Those who attended from this
place report splentid time. Our report
q failed TO send . lisl Of those in attend
ance and the characters represented
Frauk L. Smith tellt us that he has his
sssay Office in running order, aud that
about December Arst be will have his
samplipg noors compie.ed and will then
be prepared TO sample Or here and make
settlements with the cash when ssa.ss ore 10
sampled. Mr.. Smith invites the miners
when in town 10 call st his Office in the
Lake building and get his rates.
A. Cornwall was up from the Big
Sandy Monday. Mr.. Cornwall while
here, circulated petition for the estab-
lishment of post Office, to be called Big
Sandy, and Thos. II. Hunt TO he post
master. Ths proproaed route will be
from blackberry, . distance Of foty-six
miles, and the service 10 be semi-weekly.
There are about one hundred people liv-
ing along the Sandy and they have no
mail facilities. II Is earnestly hoped that
the Post Office department will establish
the route.
A wind storm from the northeast visit
Cd us the early part Of the week and the
weather grew cold enough TO form ice
during the night. The storm was general
from the Missouri river TO the Pacific
coast. In Colorado and New Mexico
more snow fell than at any one time for
several years. In New Mexico sA<erai
eattIemen who were caught out In the
storm were frozen TO death, and the loss
II csttle 10 reported - great. Snow fell
70 the depth Of twelve inches In the San
Francisco mountains. Snow and severe
cold weather at this season II somefhing
out VI the usual order and it may be only
r &forlfasfe o( hard winter 10 follow.