Mohave County miner., 1889-03-16
LOCAL BREvrT,Es.

AIC3dS.
Russell & zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
John Barry was in town on Friday
Of this week.
A general rain has fallen all over the
coast this week.
A Roman Catholic church will soon be
built at the Needles.
The ~ifs and daughter of A. II. Rey.
nolds arrived Friday.
An interesting letter from Hon. w. II.
Hardy appears in this issue.
Sheriff Lake is after your poll tax. Get
your two dollars and half ready.
Mrs. T. ]. Christie, Of Mineral Park,
spent several days here this week.
FoR SALE AT CosT.--A new No. cook
Ing stove. Apply to Harvey Hubbs.
Mrs. A. Yer Mehr returned on Saturday
from an extended visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Samuel Crozier, Of Truxton
Springs. spent day in Kingman this
week
+. Z. Murray came up from Yucca
Thursday and left for Prescott Friday
morning
Frank Hamilton, who has been sick
for some time past, left for California on
Thursday.
j. X. Mackenzie and wife LETT Sunday
morning for a visit Of several weeks to
San Francisco.
j. d. Bland will open photograph
gallery here as soon as he can complete
suitable building.
Foster s. Dennis returned Thursday
from seven weeks visit to his family at
New Bedford, Mass.
VIM. Il. Frost is acting as Deputy
Clerk Of the District Court during the
absence OF Wm. Larkin. ..
p. B. Bothel left Wednesday for Flag
staff, where he will meet his family, who
are now en- route here from the East.
Z. u. Sargeant will shortly build
dwelling house on South Front street east
Of Mrs. L. Harrington's boarding house.
o. J. Smith, representing the Philadel-
phia Smelling and Refining Works, OF
Pueblo, spent several days here this
week. -.
G. w. Genung is in town to-day await
: ing the arrival Of parties from Columbus,
Ohio, who are interested in the keystone
mine.
Capt. Mason, Y. Timber Inspector, is
here this week and will make trip to
Wailapai Mountain to inspect the timber
there.
NJ. G. Copeland, A. & T. station agent
at this place, is taking clay off," and J.
j. Sheridan is doing the work Of the
Office.
Prof. Douglas and J. J. Williams we're
in town Thursday night, having returned
from a two days trip to the Copper
World.
Photographer Bryant has returned from
Stockton Hill and brought back with him
some excellent views Of the various
mines there.
A freight train, west bound, was wreck
cd at Fairview on Wednesday, A brake
man named Ferguson had his leg broken
in jumping from the train.
Messrs. A. s. Coon, J. w. Shankland,
]. N. Cohenour and James Carter, of
Peach Springs, attended the I. o. o. r.
Lodge here Tuesday night.
Frank Jackson left Monday for Yucca
where he win have CHARGE of one of Beech
er & Co.'S big teams hauling ore from the
Copper World mine to Yucca.
w. L. yanHorn, Of Flagstaff, who has
been stopping here for the past week left
for the Needles Tuesday, and will try the
climate there for several weeks.
Miss May Felker, who has been can
vassing the town for Chicago subscrip
ton book house during the past two
weeks, left for Needles Wednesday.
Sheriff Lake has appointed Edward
Adams Deputy Sheriff at Peach Springs,
and A. & p. detective J. II. Smith has
also been appointed Deputy Sheriff.
The management OF the A. d p. are
reducing there working force to the small
lest limit at present and are curtailing
their expenses in every possible way.
The w. III. Taggart Mercantile Co. are
daily adding TO their lines Of merchandise
and il seems TO be their intention to keep
everything from "tootbpick to a steam
boat"
One OF Taggart & Co.'S horses, used in
the Kingman and Mineral Park hack
line, was taken sick while on the return
trip Wednesday and died near Beale
Springs.
Deputy Sheriff Black, Of Yavapai
county, passed through here Thursday on
his way home from the western part Ol
this COUNTY, where he had been on Official
business.
Il. Z. Booth, Of Booths Bazoo, made