Mohave County miner., 1889-12-14

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alton.
A. N. Goudy, San Francisco cattle
buyer. was in town Wednesday. He was
after beef and feed cattle. The prices
offered by him were not satisfactory to
our cattle men.
Three freight trains loaded with tea
and silk passed east Thursday night.
The A. q p. expect to deliver in New
York thirty-five hours earlier than any
previous shipments.
T. L. Bacon, q gentleman who has no
superior as stockraiser in Arizona, has
come home to Prescott from his range.
He recently took about 400 head Of steers
to California K Courier.
The Tucson Citizen says tina. Fred. w.
Smith. ex-receiver Of the land Office, has
turned over TO VIM. Christie, Of Phoenix,
one OF his bondsmen. $25,O0o. but is still
short in his accounts 5000.
]. b. Shipman tells San Francisco
Chronicle reporter what he knows about
the Wallapai Indians. Tho Judge knows
even less about them than the Special
Agent which it pleases him to berate.
Sheriff Lake sold on Tuesday the in
terest Of Robt. Steen in the Diamond 10
and Martinez mines. in Cedar. Rnsssll
& Ziemer were the successful oi1ders, a. |
the property was sold to them for $l93.
T. w. Lindenmuth, who has faithfully |
discharged his duties as pumper for the
A. & p. at this place during the past five
years, has been transferred to Trnxton
tank, for which place he left on Sunday |
morning.
/ Harvey Hubbs has commenced work |
on the second story Of the Hubbs House.
John Mulligan is doing the . lobe laying |
and VIM. Aitken has the contract for the |
carpenter work, and the work il expected |
to be finished by January LIST.
John P. Krider has discontinued the |
Nipomo, tCal.) News. and moved the
material to Santa Maria, an adjoining
town, where he will commence the pub |
LEGATION OF paper. and where Mr.. Kri- |
der expects 70 find better field. May
success attend the new venture.
Night-watchman Asbury has planted
young cottonwood trees and grape vines
around his house. Asbury built bis
dwelling and chicken-house right in the
alley, and says he don't intend to move,
il there is any "kick" they can pull him
off. His buildings are on skids.
Mr.. Thos. Halleck, one Of the "usurp-
ing" prison commissioners, visited Flor |
ence this week and paid friendly visit
to the Enterprise sanctnm. Mr.. Halleck
is one Of Arizona's most respected
pioneers and has served several terms in |
its legislative assembly.
A bale 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 1t as Chamterlain's |
ColIc, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. |
II is truly wonderful medicine" For
sale by II. H. Watkins.
There is some talk OF establishing |
cattle drive across the Mohave desert, the |
starting point from Arizona will be at |
HardyyiDle. 1t is stated that cattle can |
be driven to Bakersfield from this point |
at cost not to exceed 81 25 per head,
and probably as low as rs cents. The
shippers claim that the high rate charged
b the ~ P. railroad will compel them
to 60 something Of the kind in order to
make anything out Of their cattle.
The rainsturm Of last week was the
longest and hardest steady storm ever
known in this locality, and the winding
up of the storm Saturday morning was
with an unusnsl heavy rainfall. accom-
panied by high wind. Evsry tank and
hole in the mountains and valleys is full
Of water. No damage aside from wash
ing roads and trails in this vicinity. The
storm was general all over the territory,
and in many places considerable damage
was done.
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Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during the
fall or early winter months. Such colds
weakens the lungs and air passages, ,
making the child much more likely to
contract other colds during the winter
1t is this succession Of colds that causes
catarrh and bronchitis or pavss the way
for consumption. Should cold b. aou-
tracted, lcse no time but cure 1t as quick
iy as possible. A fifty cent bottle Of |
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure
any cold in few days and leave the res
piratory organs strong and healthy. For
sale by Fl. H. Watkins. !,
Thos Halleck shipped, some time since,
two carloads Of cattle TO Los Angeles, and !
he wishes the stockmen Of this county to
known how he was treated by the butch
ers and stockyard management at that
place. His contract Vas for ~ cents /
delivered, and he was paid IL cents.
His 1870 pound steers sbrunk on the
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