Mohave County miner., 1889-02-02
LOCAL BREvrTIEs.

weather deiightiui.
Finest Of wines at Russell & Zeiurer,s.
Fine old Bourbon at Russell & Zeimer's
T. L. Ayers was in from Cerbat Mon
day.
Best brands Of beer always ON ice at the
Arcade.
Ed. Harrington spent several days here
this week.
Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
A. s. Coon, Of Peach Springs, was in
town on Tuesday.
Z. M. Hickey returned from his trip to
Los Angeles, Friday.
p. A. Doyle, Of Cerbat, spent Monday
and Tuesday in Kingman.
The Globe Democrat 81. per year.
Subscriptions received at this office.
For SALE AT CosT.--A new No. 8 cook
ing stove. Apply to Harvey Hubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taggart are now
comfortably domiciled at Beale Springs.
Mrs. DIR. w. N. Sherman is visiting the
family Of j. II. Campbell at Mineral Park.
FoR sALE.--A lot of Babbitt metal
viii be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this Office.
John Penberthy has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF John CORN,
deceased.
Sam'l Crozier and wife, of Truxton
Springs, were visiting Kingman friends
this week.
Jno. III. Campbell, Manager of the
Flores Consolidated Gold Mining CO., was
in town Thursday.
Kingman Still continues to grow, and a
few small dwelling houses would be a
good investment for some capitalist.
Sidney Brother arrived this week and
Is awaiting the arrival Of III. j. Brother
from San Francisco, who arrived Friday
morning. a.r.
"A lunch room and rest aurant will be
opened in Lakes building, on Front
street, next week, by couple Of sons Of
Confucius.
@. w. Genung, who has charge of the
property Of the Garden Spring Mining
Company at Mineral Park, was in King
man on last Saturday.
Ben H. Spear and A. F. Simonds have
purchased the stock of goods OF John
Mackenzie at Fort Mojave, and will con-
tinue the business there.
The west-bound passenger train has
been on time this week. The snow in
the San Francisco Mountains proved too
much for the trains last week.
The Sampling Works are running a
part OF the time this week. As soon as
the teams can resume hauling the works
will be pushed 10 their fullest capacity.
Thos. III. Hunt, Esq, Of the Sandy, is
spending the week in town. Mr.. Hunt
has very sore lip and he il here for the
purpose Of obtaining medical treatment.
VIM. Richards recently purchased the
lots on Front street. on which stood the
restaurant Of Joe Duck Wo. Mr.. Rich
ards also owns the adjoining lots on the
east and west side Of his recent purchase.
Jno. Lynch, manager of the Arizona
Sampling Works, has added another oom
TO the residence at the Sampling Works,
and his sister will shortly come from
Philadelphia and viii keep house for HIM.
Beecher & Co. are now located in their
new building. They have considerable
more room than in their recent location,
but it is still too small to display their
goods. The post office is located in the
rear end of the room.
Ed. Clack has charge of Capt. Hardy's
stable and corral during the Captain 9
absence at the legislature. We under
stand that Messrs. Hardy Il Clack will in
few months have the necessary teams
and carriages for first class stable.
Mr.. William Kennedy, of Ogden, Utah,
who was summoned to Kingrnan by the
Illness OF his brother John, is so well
pleased with Northern Arizona that he
has decided to remain, and will engage in
the cattle business with his brother, who
has already made start in that enter
prise.
Frank Abrams, who, for the past year
has been running a hack line between
this place and Stockton Hill, left for the
Colorado river, where he will engage in
raising garden truck, having located a
suitable ranch at point about six miles
above. Needles, on this side Of the
river.
The MINER Office was favored on last
Saturday with call from Messrs. Han
cock and staley, the former the Master
Mechanic of the A. 4 p. railroad shops at
the Needles, and the latter the Chief
Clerk in the A. & p. train dispatcher's
Office at the Needles. Come again, gen.
tlemen.
A portion Of the Arizona Legislature
passed through here on Tuesdays pas