Mohave County miner., 1889-06-08
samuel Croxier Of Truxton so,;o,. ia

l Sdihhci afo1ier ci iruxton springs, tEs
largest individual taxpayer in Mohay,
county, spent few days at the count,
seat this week Mr. Cfozier has jus
completed the spfing roundup and Ii
wei! satisfied with the result. His cattle
are in fine condition and grass aud water
plenty.
Owing to the death OF Mike Daily John
X. Mackenzie snd family did not leave
Friday of last week, but were detained
one day. The expect 10 sail In the steam.
ship Nevada from New York on the 1lth
inst, and viii spend the next three
months in the highlands Of Scotland.
Professor Shook and wife and bis class
in vocal music, assisted by local talent,
gave very entertaining concert on Mon
day night. Professor Shook Is an able
and successful teacher, as the progress OF
the class here shows. He has awakened
an interest 10 music which the members
Of the class and all lovers Of music should
keep up, and it Is suggested that mu-
sical society be formed and that anyone
who desires can join il. Professor Shook
and wife left Tuesday for Fresno, CAL,
where he will organize class.
Rufus +. Brawn has pceived per-
fected turning lathe from the east, and
VIC presume that il il the only lathe Of
the kind in this section. Mr.. Brawn Is
the patentee OF the only automatic cash
carrier in the world, but owing to legal
complications with the manufacturers the
carrier Is not now being made. He has
obtained the necessary tools and ma
terial and will commence the working
out OF another idea he has in regard TO
similar cash carrier, and which he hopes
to make vastly superior to his first effort,
although its workings were perfect.
Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at Brad
shaw, Va, after reading an advertise
ment of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, concluded to try
a small bottle Of il. He says: IL used it
in two cases for collie and three for diar-
rhea with perfect satisfaction. One dose
gave relief in every case but one, and that
was a bad case Of collie and required a
second dose. / have handled great
deal OF patent medicine as agent and for
my own use, but never tried any that
gave az good results as Chamberlain's 3
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea remedy.
For sale at % and 80 cents per bottle by
III. ii. Watkins.
A petition addressed to the Honorable
Board OF Equalization Of Arizona Terri
tory was circulated this week in town,
asking the board to make the valuation
OF the A. & p. railroad at the rate OF
1900 per mile, at which rate the COIN
pany are willing to pay taxes. In com
parison with the valuation placed on like
property in other States and Territories
this il fair valuation. The petition was
signed by nearly all our largest taxpayers
and had there been sufficient time TO cir
culate it throughout the county il would
have received the signatures Of at least
three-fourths Of the taxpayers. 1t Is
but justice to the railroad company TO
state that they have been ready at all
times to pay fair and just proportion Of
the taxes. Should the petition be granted
the railroad company will pay into the
county treasury before the end Of the
year something over $4,000, while taxes
from ali other sources will amount TO
about 5000.