Mohave County miner., 1889-05-11

returned SATURDAY from California, where
he has been soiourning for some time psst
for the benefit OF his health, much i'm
proved
Ross Blakely was in town Thursday on
his way 10 Antelope Springs from tho
Santa Maria with his band Of cattle
which he is taking TO his new range at
the former place.
The advertisement Of Mr.. j. NJ. Simp-
son OF Flagstaff, Ariz., appears in this
issue. His keeps on hand full line OF
elegant collins and win fill orders along
the line Of the A. &P.
f. j. Goldman and J. x. Mackenzie
left Wednesday for Samuel Croxier's
ranch TO take part In the roundup now
going on in that vicinity. They viii be
absent until about the 10th Of June.
William Engle returned Wednesday
from his visit to Chicago. The climate Of
the Lake City proved too cold for him
and his stay was shorter than intended,
but he Intends trying il again in July.
DR.. Gcodiellow Of Tombstone, who sx-
poets TO 90 through the Grand Canyon
Of the Colorado this summer In small
boat, may "a well take final leave Of bis
friends. II is another way Of committing
suicide.
Why not bring in the well boring ap.
paratus OF the o. X. Mining company
from below Red Lake and bore for water
in Kingman? Water win never be
plenty until every house holder has bis
own we'll.
DR.. j. NJ. Marshall, the dentist, VIII be
in Kingman at Penberthy's lodging
house on May 18th. Any one needing
his services will please csll early. All
work guaranteed. Remember the date
as his stay win mot BE- longer than two
weeks.
Hon. Thomas Haileck returned to his
home near Signal this week. Mr..
Halleck while as Yuma attending the
meeting OF the prison commissioners
had an attack OF malaria and was
confined to his room for two weeks,
which delayed his returned home.
Sunday the A. & r. will pot on two
passenger trains each way. Those run
ming west are known as Nos. and :,
those running east as Nos. 8 and 4. No.
is due here according TO the nav time
card at 2 SO p. m, No. at IL 80 .. m,
No. at 1856 p. m, and No. = .. 2:25
q. m.
The roadbed OF the A. & r. railroad In
being put in excellent condition In the
mountain and more dangerous portions.
New ties and steel are being put In where
needed and the track is being bsllasted
with gravel Since the construction Of
the A. & p. the track has never been in
such good condition.
John Frank, who worked on the SEC
ton at this place last year. was drowned
in the Colorado river In February last.
lie and companion were trying to make
the trip down the river from some point
in Colorado to The Needles. The boat
was caught in the rapids and crushed,
and Franks body was carried beneath
the waters and never recovered.
Tina, the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dundon, died on the 7th inst
at the G. o. ID. mine Of diptheria. Tina
was bright interesting child Of nearly
II years, and the grief-ssricken parents
have The sympathy Of tho entire commu
nifty in their loss. The body wss brought
here for burial, the funeral taking place
from the residence Of Judge w. q.
Blakely at 4 p. m.
"King Faro has at all times many
followers in Kingman, but this week hi'
royal highnesa has had more than the
usual number Of worshippers in his re
tinue, among them a number Of high roIl
ers. Several thousands went over th<
green cloth. There is no other town II
Arizona where the individual who wishe.
to "buck the tiger" can be 30 readily &C
commodated as in Kingman.
s.A. Tyler returned last week from q
months visit to his old home in st
Louis, Mo. On his way back he stopped
off at Arkansas City and took In the Ok
lahoma excitement, going out on the sec
ond train which left for Guthrie. Dir
Tyler says the scene which followed the
arrival OF the train at Guthrie IL beyond
his description. He did not go there
/ with the intention Of taking DIP lots Of
Land, and remained but one day, Arizona
being good enough for him.
The experience Of Mr.. r. d. Whitley
an influential and prominent citizen o.
Martindale, North Carolina, will nc
doubt be perused with interest by people
in all parts Of the country. For years he
has been subject to violent attacks OF in
fiammatory rheumatism; on the first o
February he had an attack, which settled
in one Of his knees and caused almost
unbearable pain for two days. He ob
tanned q bottle Of Chamberiain's Pair
/ Balm from w. M. Houston Il Co., mer
chants at Mecklinburg City, N. @. HI
writes that 1t gave almost immediate re
lief and gives Chamberlain's Pain Balr
the highest praise and advises all per
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