Mohave County miner., 1889-11-23

<xrch. Visiting brothers are cordl ally in
vitsd TO attend.
G. NJ. FUNSTON N. @.
II. b. WARNS, r. s.
LOCAL DREvITiEs.
Fine old Bourbon at Russell 4 Zeimer's
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade.
Best brands Of beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
N. C. Gordon, from the Silver King, 10
in town.
Russell 4 Zeimer keep the celebrated
EchIitx beer.
Cash paid Tor Mohave county warrants.
Enquire at the MINER Office.
The Globe Democrat 81 per year.
Subscriptions received at this office.
Mrs. A. II. Smith has gone to the
Needles to visit her sister, Mrs. J. W..
Tuck.
Miss Annie Il. Hoe was married on the
I'd inst, at Pioche, Nevada, to John
Meloy.
o. r. Kuencer returned Wednesday
from trip to the Moss and Rattan
mines.
FOR SALE.-A lot OF Babbitt metal.
Will be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this Office.
w. r. Jones, engineer at the G. 0. ID.
nine, Is arranging to move his f,nily,
who are now residing in Chloride, to the
CO.. ID.
Henry Lamber, the Fort Mohaye
Butcher and Cattle King OF west Mohave
con uty, has been spending the week in
Kincnan.
Traffic over the A. & r. is very good at
present, and as the orange season ap-
proaches railroad men are thinking Of
lively runs
WE. Frost left last Wednesday for
California. where he will purchase a car
load Of hogs for Crozier & Mackenzie,
the Kingman butchers.
The fsmily Of Thos. Logan have come
to Kingman to reside permanently. They
are living in the dwelling formerly oc-
cupied by A. H. Smith.
Mrs. o. F. Kuencer lett last night Tor
Los Angeles, Cal, where she goes for the
benefit Of her health, which has been
very poor for some time.
Kingman can double-discount any sta
ton on the line OF the road for the num-
Der Of night-operators hired, fired, and
changed. Wire things thus?
G. II. PARK came over from Mineral
Park on Thursday, returning next day.
He reports the mine as continuing to i'm
pruve and = shipment about ready.
Dan McKinn, m, one Of Chloride's ster-
ling miners, left IN Wednesdays west
bound train for Oro, lille, California, to
meet his old friend and pa.rtner. VIM. h.
Kelley.
A. Yer Mehr has been on a business
trip to the adjacent mining camL~ the
greater portion Of the week. He rep 'ris
everybody busy and miners as hopeful o.
even better tines
J. w. Marshall and wife, Of Lsyne
Springs, spent several davs in Kingmsn.
While John was attending TO business
Mrs. Marshall was entertained by her
many friends in Kingman.
Frank L. Smith has received his per-
NIT from the A. 4 P. Company and will
commence the erection Of his sampIing
doors to-day. They will he ouilt adj ,in-
Ing Beecher & Co.'S warehouse.
Capt. Hardy received his drill Thurs
day and started . new well at the Hnhbs
House. Friday noon he was down 46
fest, which means an average OF three
isst pr hour from the time of starting.
he ladies' Of Kinzman have decided to
dive an entertainment for tn, tenefit OF
the new church during the HOLIDAYS, the
24th and 25th Of December. The pro-
gramme proposed is q good one and will
be published next week.
J. B, shipman, Of Washington. ID. c..
IL in the Lost Basin and Music Monn'ain
mining districts. II 10 reported that he
10 prepared to buy any properties that h'
may wish. Mr.. Shipman is interested in
the Music Mountain district.
W. J. Boreham returned TO Mohave
county last Saturday. Mr.. Boreham vas
for long time blacksmith at Fort Mo-
have and has for the past year been 'iv-
ing at Ban Bernardino, but he intends to
make this county his future home.
The MoHAvx County MNEE. printed
at Kingman. has entered the eighth year
of it's existence. II 10 bright. newsy
paper. and hard worker for Arizona,
and especially Mohave cousty.-Turson
Citizen.
Nightwatchman J. G. Asbnry has gone
into the chicken business" having pnr'
ch ased nest-egg Of hens few DAYS ago
HI. Watkins presented him with fine
Plymouth Rock rooster, bnt keep you'
chicken ro.sts locked, Asbury has
pair to draw 10.