Mohave County miner., 1889-08-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Hubbs.
Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Mrs. J. +. Bell, Of Needles, is stopping
in Kingman.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
Frank Smith made trip to Stockton
Hill this week.
J. N. Cohenour, of Peach Springs, was
in Kingman Thursday.
L. o. Cowan went to Peach Springs
Sunday, returning Monday.
Cash paid for Mohave county warrants.
Enquire at the MINER office.
W.. G. Dodge has moved into his new
residence on south front street.
The new NJ. T.. church is assuming its
proportions and it will be a credit to the
place.
w. q. Blakely and d. Bonell made
trip to the G. D. d. mine Sunday, return
ing Monday.
Last week silver ranged from 92lla on
Monday to 9l7s on Saturday. Lead was
quoted at $3.50.
J. q. Allyn is now in Los Angeles,
keeping books for one oi the New Mexico
coal companies.
Lew Blakely his bought the interest OF
his partner, Cal Wilson, in the fruit and
confectionery stand.
Mrs. j. +. CobenOur, oi Peach Springs,
II spending few weeks with friends and
relatives in Flagstaff.
During the absence OF John Lynch the
msuagsment Of the Arizona Samping
Works falls upon T. +. Lawler.
jackson McCracken, the discoverer OF
the celebrated McCrackcn mine in this
county, is now a resident Of Wrights,
Cal.
John Barry was in town Tuesday, look
ine after n shipment Of concentrates
which were sold 70 the Arizona samplins
Wsrks.
q. II. Beckwith and Henry schaeifer
lelt Thursday for .. trip to the Geld Basin
sud Lost Basin mining districts. They
expect 10 be absent ten days.
The w. II. Tasgart Mercantile com-
many present . new and attractive ad
xertisement in this ISSUE, and il will re
pay perrsal by the reader, of the M'SG"'
- County Treasurer l., j. Lssseii, has
moved the big county safe 10 his office
and can be found i,y those who have busi
ness with the County Treasurer NJ that
place.
The ranchers Of this vicinity are sup
sly.ng kingman with abundance of fruits
vegetables, melons, ETC., this year. The
supply, At times, 10 greater than the de-
mand.
The indications are that the Peaci
Springs route 20 the Grand Canyon o
ahe Colorado will soo1 be in the hands g
parties who have the funds and dispo
sition TO keep tbs line up in proper shape
~ want ~biskey, and want il bad.
sid sa 90 soat recently to Mohav'
couuty baskeepe<. "you can nave it 3
had - you want IT," replied the bsrkeep
er - he passed him sut the wsrst in tn
house. ..-
II. Beck sish and wife of san Frsaciscd
on their way TO Philadelphia, stoppe'
hsse several days this week, his objec
being 10 visis his brother, &. II. Beck
with, and the mines Of Chloride. MI
Beckwsth is iavorably Impressed will
the usining outlook and is surprised q
the extent and richness d the ores.
Ender the iaw each member os the Tes
ritoral Council and Assembly have tn
right biennially to nominate pupil iron
their respective counties 10 the norma
school for the term Of two years, tuitiol
free, providing the necessary exanina
ton Il passed. Hon W. II. Hardy in
form, % that he will be pleased to receiv
rsouests from anyone desiring admission
10 the norn>sl school.
The people living along the Sandy ar
circulating petItio" asking the postofi'c
authorities at Warrington to establish a
ofics in that section and TO establish
weekly mail either from Kingman o
Signal. The petition asks for the q
pointment of Thos. II. Hunt as Po~'
master. The people Of the Sandy ~er
dsprived of their postal facilities thre
yssrs ago. They need the route and it
hoped that the postoffice department vi
grant their petition.
e. The Wallapai Indians this week ~
parted for Grass Springs, some sevent,
Ave miles northeast of Kingman, the'
to have grand pow-wow, which surru1
the chief, says will last one moon In
Navajoes, Supais, Moquis, Utes an
Chimeueyes will have representative
there. They will have big rain San
and dance and expect 3" bring rain
plenty. They also expect TO "catch CT
heap plenty blankets" from the oth'
tribes, and they will probably gamble
4 long az they can rustic grub IN that Sc