Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
LOCAL RREyIrlEs.

in Kingman.
Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
schiItz beer. 9
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
Matt Carr spent several days in King
man this week.
VIM. Richards spent several days in
Needles this week. s
John Kennedy has moved to bis ranch
at Wallapai Springs.
John Mullfgan was in town this week
with small lot OF ore.
Samuel Crozier and family spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Kingman.
The American Flag boys are in town
this wee waiting a lot OF ore.
J.R. Haley received two carloads Of
lumber from flagstaff this week.
FoR SALE AT Cosr.--A new No. s cook
ing stove. Apply to Harvey Hubbs.
w. II. Taggart will likely make visit
to England sometime during May or
June.
Mrs. Charles Cummings returned Mon
day from several weeks visit TO Tulare
county, Cal.
Charles Cummings and wife left Thurs-
day for Denver, Col, and win be absent
two or three weeks.
Miss Lizzie Miller OF Truxton Springs
Is spending few days with friends in
here this week.
George M. Bowers, superintendent Of
the Night Hawk, was in town last Satur-
day for few hours.
The Odd Fellows Of this place viii give
grand ball and entertainment on the
the 18th inst at Taggart's hall.
District court convenes next Monday.
There are only small number OF civil
cases ON the docket, and the session viii
be short one.
Mrs. Leana Herzog, daughter OF Mrs.
]. T. Bell, was married last week at The
Needles to a Mr.. Smith, railroad enn-
ploye at that place.
JON X. Mackenzie and wife are con-
templating trip to their old home In
Scotland, aud will probably start about
the latter part OF May.
Norman Z. Rich, train dispatcher at
The Needles, and G. G. Dodd, ex-man-
ager of w. U. ct Prescott Junction, were
visiting mutual friends here this week.
The Taggart Mercantile Go. have built
q powder house in the side OF the noun
tains east Of town south Of the railroad.
All the powder houses are now at q safe
distance from town.
School closed at Hackberry Friday Of
this week. Miss Lottie Davis, the
teacher, win spend several days with
friends here, and will return to her home
In Los Angeles, Cal.
We are under obligations to our friends
in the mines for mining items received
this week, and hope that they will keep
the MINER posted hereafter. It is appre-
ciated both by the MINER and its read
srs.
The board Of supervisors met Monday
but the business transacted was allowing
bills and examining the reports OF the
county officials. All the board were pres
emit and finished the session Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. w. I'll. Taggart left Thursday for
Atchison, Kas., where she will spend the
summer months. Mrs. Taggart will be
missed in the social circles Of Kingman,
and her many friends here wish her a
speedy return.
Louis Hoebel, who nine years ago
mined in the Cedar District, is In King
man this week. Mr.. Hoebel notes many
changes in this country, and he will visit
the Cedar District before he returns tc
his home In Leadville, Col.
The Grand Lodge, /. o. o. f., Of Ari.
zona, meets in Tucson ON the 9Th inst
Messrs. r. 8. Dennis and w. TX. Taggart
of this place and A. s. Coon Of Peach
Springs are the delegates to the Grand
Lodge from Kingman Lodge, No. I.
At the meeting OF the board Monday
Supervisor Daniel Smith presented plans
etc, to the board for the building OF {
temporary court house. The proposed
building is to be of wood 24x54 feet. Tht
board took no action in the matter.
The project Of new water works 10
Kingman seems to be at standstiil
The new works are needed, especial,
during the summer months, when tn
demand from the present source is taxe'
beyond its capacity. Finish the ne'
water works, gentlemen.
WI. Van Horn left for bis home i
Flagstaff on Sunday last. His health ha
20 far improved during his stay at thl
place and The Needles that he was abl
to walk without the aid Of crutches. W
hope that the rigors of the Flagstaff cl
mate will not again bring return Of b
afiiction.
William +. Dayton, a car-repairer
sPrescotl Junction, was severely inJurt
at that uiaea Thursday by having Il