Mohave County miner., 1889-01-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Best brands Of beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
''Drummers' have been numerous dur
ing the week.
Russell Il Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
FoR SALE AT Cosr.--A new No. 8 cook
ing stove. Apply to Harvey Hubbs.
The w. II. Taggart Mercantile Co have
put up over their stores a mammoth sign.
ND. Howell is in town this week un-
dergoing the tortures of facial neuralgia.
The roulette wheel has been the attrac-
ton among the sporting fraternity this
week.
The card OF the Denver Public sampling
works appears in this issue. Send for cir
culars.
FoR SALE.--A lot of Babbitt metal.
viii be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this office.
Subscriptions tor any newspaper or
magazine taken at regular subscription
prices, at this Office.
Sheriff Lake returned Wednesday, hav-
ing safely placed the insane man, Carrion,
in the asylum at Phoenix.
An eclipse Of the moon occurred Thurs
day night, and many of our citizens
watched the event with interest.
Harley Fay was down from Stockton
Hill Friday and says that the storm has
about suspended mining operations.
wASrnp.-Copies Of the MINER Of the
issue OF November 18th, for which Is
cents copy win be paid at this Office.
Frank L. Smith was down from Stock
ton Hill Thursday, and says that there is
snow and mud in abundance on the Hill.
J. II. Sample returned on Monday OF
this week after several months absence in
Fresno, Cal. His health is much inn
proved.
II. III. Partridge and wife returned to
Kingman on Tuesday, from Flagstaff,
where they have been the past six
months.
Remember tho dance to be given at
Taggzrt's Hall on the night OF the 25th
instant, for the benefit Of the Kingman
public school.
No passengers are allowed to ride on
the A. 4 r. freight trains without writ
ten permit. II IL an old rule and but re-
Gently enforced.
VIM. Larkin left for Prescott on Sunday
morning where he was summoned as wit
ness in the Mohave county tax case against
the A. q r. railroad.
There win be two new moons during
January and two in March but none in
February. It viii be many years before
this will occur again.
lobe Wilkenson, Dave Park, Tom
Woods and f. ID. Ward are in from the
Wallapais. The snow is reported to be
three feet deep there.
J. G. Erickson, Of Boone, Iowa, and
cashier Of the bank at that place, arrived
this week. Mr.. Erickson is an old ac-
0uaintance OF j. III. Cofer.
A dairy in Kin2man would pay. One
of our restaurants paid during the past
three months S135 for milk. A good dairy
here would be as profitable as gold
mine.
u. J. Brothers, Superintendent Of the
Rattan mine, came in from st. Louis
Monday an ID left for San Francisco Thurs
day, whittier lie goes to purchase mining
machinery.
Samuel Crozier, ,ax-chairrnan OF the
board Of supervisors, v. rs in town several
days this week attendi. Hg the ffooa1e
Court az Administrator in fne cnas.
Spencer estate.
A new time card was issued VIII. 'ch took
effect on Sunday. No important C. @nge
was made in the running of passens yer
trains, but the time Of the freight wa. '
considerably changed.
Thomas Halleck came up from Signal
Tuesday, and ID spending a few days here
before his departure to Prescott to attend |
the coming session of the legislature. Mr..
Halleck has many friends in Kingman
who are pleased to greet him. Mr.. Hal |
leck left Friday morning for Prescott.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Bob steen, OF
Mohave county, arrived yesterday and
reports everything prosperous and pro-
gTessing in his county. Mr.. steen was
at one time sheriff OF Mohave, and has a
large acquaintance in the territory Tue
con Citizen, 10th inst.
A Holbrook dispatch OF the 18th instant |
says: "Jose Maria, herder in the em-
ploy Of Scale Brothers, sheep growers of
this section, while drunk, near Mitchell's
Ranch, fred upon train Of freighters en-
route to Fort Apache. Welsh, an ex sol
dier, came to their resuce, and shot and
instantly killed Maria. Welsh is support
in his action by the community.
The storm which commenced on last