Mohave County miner., 1889-11-30
w. A. Watkins, the G. o. d. merchant
spent Thanksgiving in Kingman.

W. A. Watkins, the C. o. D. merchant,
spent Thanksgiving in Kingman.
Harvey Hnbis il putting pump In his
well. preparatory to erecting u windmill.
Wn. Aiken has charge Of the work.
Miss Pauline Brohant and SISTER. Mrs,
Hannah, came up from the Needles on
Thursday TO visit friends and enjoy our
Thanksgiving festivities.
/ j. A. Carrow came in from the Sandy
on Thursday evening. He arrived rather
late with Thanksgiving turkeys, but our
market was 30 poorly supplied that he
readily disposed Of what he brought, even
at that late hour
Mr.. Rod. Maclean, brother Of Mrs.
John x. Mackenzie, spent a few days
in Kingman this week. He paid the
MINER Office pleasant visit and proposes
to keep himself posted on the camp by
subscribing :or the MINER.
Geo NJ. Bowers and wife, who have
been spending the week in KiDgmaD, will
leave in 'eE days for San Diego, Cali
fornia, to spend the winter. About the
next thing heard Of George he will be en-
gagged digging canal for ranch.
Alex Mcdonald, with his gang Of bridge
builders, are in town this week and are en-
gagged repairing the bridges in the canyon
south Of town. Alex is pusher but ii
keeps him busy throughout to keep the
bridges on the mountain division in re-
pair.
Mrs. T. J. Christie, of Mineral Park, is
expected back from New York in few
days, after an absence Of six months.
Mrs. Christie has been nursing her inval-
ID father, who died on the 5th Of last
month. Her many friends will be much
pleased to zee her home again.
Richard Tsggart brought to this Office
on Thursday last a sample Of strawberrys
now ripening at his Beal Spring ranch,
two miles from town. These berries are
large and luscious, and are not protected
in hot beds or otherwise, but seem to
thrive and ripen rapidly in our November
climate.
NJ. ID. Howell regrets his inability to
attend the silver convention at St. Louis.
Mr.. Howell did net receive his appoint
inent until Monday last, which gave him
no time TO arrange his business for an
absence. The absence Of Jno. Lynch in
Colorado prevents his attendance, 30
Mohave county will not be represented.
John H. Campoell, accompanied by
his sister Alice, came over from Mineral
Park on Saturday last. Mr.. Campoell
took the afternoon train for San Francis
CO, from whence he will go to Philadel-
phia. His trip is a business one, and
will occupy him until January lsi. Miss
Campbell returned to Mineral Park on
rsunday.
| A hale old man, Mr.. Jas. Wilson of
Aliens Springs. ILL.,, who is over sixty
years Of age, says: II have in my time
tried great many medicines, some Of
excellent quality; but never before did
/ find any that would so completely do
all that il claimed for it as Chamterlain'a
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhtea Remedy.
II il trnly wonderful medicine" For
sale by ii. II. Watkins.
Walter D. Ross, who for a long time
freight conductor on the A. & p railroad
between Needles and Peach Springs and
afterwards. passenger conductor on the
Winslow and Needles division, was rIr
over by switch er g'ne in the s. p. yarf
one day last week and instantly killed
both legs being cut of and his body
man gled. Mr.. Ross had many friendl
along the line Of the road who will regre
10 le arm Of bis death.
Another Of those nice blotters Of which
we have made mention shows winged
cheTub carrying Dictionary Holder un
der one arm and saying: II am maxim,
flying trip in the interest Of education >
The basis Of education is the dictionary
and the base Of the dictionary should bt
a Soyes Holder. The valued unabridged
is of little value unless it is getatabls
(look this word up. 4 book held edgt
up gets full Of dust. soiled and spoiled
unless hugged together with strons
springs. Only the holders Manufactured
by La Verne w. Noyes, the originator
and inventor Of book holders, have such
springs. Send to him. at Chicago, a two
cen. stamp to pay postage and receive II
return this series OF blo,ters.