Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE COUNTY.
LOCAL nREvITIEs.

Best brands Of beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
An. McDufie spent Sunday last in
Kingman.
Russell 4 Zeimer keep the celebrated
schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
Hon. A. Cornwall was up from the
Sandy this week.
A certain Kingman resident has worked
at nineteen different trades.
H.R. Mcclure, Of the Sandy, was in
town several days this week.
FoR SALE AT Cosr.--A new No. cook
ing stove. Apply 70 Harvey Hubbs.
The Board Of Supervisors hold their
second quarterly meeting on next Mon
day.
ID. Hartley has been out 10 Cerbat
doing some carpenter work on the Cerbat
mill.
Beecher 4 Co. have sent another big
team TO Yucca 10 haul ore from the Cop
per World.
Probate Judge L. o. Cowan spent
Thursday and Friday Of this week in
Peach Springs.
Sheriff Lake has not yet found his val
uai}e iron gray horse which was stolen
two weeks ago.
Deputy United States Marshal Robert
Steen left for Prescott Friday morning on
official business.
+. 4. Murray returned from Prescott
Wednesday and left for the Copper
World mine Thursday.
NJ. G. Copeland returned from Albu-
querque Tuesday and has resumed his
duties as station agent.
The freight business on the A. Il p. is
on the increase at present, especially so
in eastbound shipments.
A carload OF coal 10 being hauled to the
keystone mine. The mine viii be pump
ed out as soon as possible.
Stockmen should remember the meet
ing of the Mohaye County Live Stock As
sociation next Monday April lst.
George Briggs and George Cook were
up from the Needles in attendance at the
10. 0. r. Lodge, Tuesday night.
Mrs. ID. A. Reed will build a six-room
dwelling on the lots just west Of her resi-
dence here. VIM. Aitken has the con-
tract.
w. 8. Hancock, the good-natured mas
ter mechanic OF the California division,
made the MixER Office pleasant call ON
last Monday.
w. L. Van Horn came up from
Needles Wednesday. He is improving
finely and il in hopes that ne may soon
bad goodby to rheumatism.
J.R. Russell returned Friday morning
from q trip TO the Old Woman noun
tains, near Fenner, Cal. He is interested
in some mining claims there.
Cattlemen are preparing for the Spring
spaeo, they anticipate large calf crop
this season and the MINER hopes that
they win not be disappointed.
Dr.. d. 8. Livingston on Thursday sold
l,is residence to Jno. Lynch. The Doctor
u7I'buih again 90 soon as he can get the
mafssiai here. The consideration was
1900.
L. J. Lassell win move the County
Treasmer's Office into his new building as
soon ss II ID completed. The new Office
viii be more convenient for both the
Treasurer and the public.
E.E. Lowe, recently with the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, Is now with the MINER.
Mr.. Lowe 70 first class printer, and .
pleasant agreeable gentleman and we com
mend him to oui citizens.
The w. H. Tsggart Mercantile Com
pany this week purchased the business OF
w. III. Lake at Stockton Hill and viii
continue the business there. w. IL.
Rogers has At present charge Of the ST. IRE.
Some Of the cattlemen complain that
the luxuriant growth Of grass is causing
the death Of good many cattle. They
oyer-eat Of the new growth Of alfIeria and
il causes bloat, which results in their
death.
SD. Patrick left for st. Joseph, Mo-,
on last Sunday morning. pat has been
In the employ Of the MINER Office for the
past eighteen months. He is an excel
lent printer, and by his gentlemanly
department won many friends here, who
wish him success wherever he may
locate.
Hon. e. NJ. Sanford, attorney for the
Atlantic q Pacific railroad In Arizona, is
bore this week preparing papers for the
az case for the year 1888 which viii
come before the April term Of court here.
Mr.. Sanford is accompanied by Mr.. Z. w.
Hume, an expert stenographer and type
writer.
\. 4. Wood, station agent at Yucca,
undertook to ride bucking mule at that
place Friday morning. The attempt was
not successful, and Mr.. Wood came to
this place on the morning passenger
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