Mohave County miner., 1889-12-21
rEnnrresIAL lrxsus.

AuS'ou Suos Ou< FVsoo - tne tocout CAty
election.
Judge Kibbey cleared the court docket
in Yuma county, in . single day.
! The Noeales Herald contains six col.
umns Of applications for patents.
The Phoenix Herald says that Arizona
warrants are considered gilt edged invest.
ment in Los Angeles.
The 8. p. railroad has made . reduction
Of y per car on cattle from Benson to Los
Angeles, the rate now being s95.
Stockmen estimate that 10000 head ol
cattle are now being fed In the vicinity ol
Reno, Nevada. for the California market.
Lorenzo Boido has just brought in an.
other herd Of 400 cattle to fatten upon
Tempe's succulent alfalfa pastures. News
The JournalMine says all work has
been stopped at the Silver King, on ac-
count Of the litigation against the prop
erty.
The sale Of postage stamps at the Pres
colt postoffice, for November, amounted
to 1925, and the sale Of money orders to
-. .24S.
Maricops county Ia sending nearly all
her alfalfa fed beef to the San Francisco
market. They get good figures for good
beef; much better than at Los Angeles.
Proprietor.
The Courier says prominent business
man Of Flagstaff is having family troubles.
His wife, who is the second, having sold
the property which he made over TO her,
has pocketed the proceeds and left his
bed and board.
Curt Miller, manager Of q weekly pa
per at Tempe, Maricops county, made a
bilking advertiser very mad by advertis-
ing the account, which be had refused to
pay, in his paper. The delinquent sought
redress in the court but didn't receive 1t.
T. F. Hudson, Of the South Pass, with
several OF his neighbors, will gather about
400 head Of steers for delivery to John
Volz- These cattle will be shipped to
Kansas City from Wilcox, and are said to
be an extra good lot Of ers.-Prospect-
or.
Just before be was shot, Taller, the
train robber, asked and was given per-
mission to take his boots of. He said he
Gid not wish to die with his boots on.
Foolish man, he will dnd the pavements
in bis eternal home pretty hot for bare
feet.-Nogales Herald.
John Sevenoaks has bonded the Black
Diamond group of mines. sitnated in
Knoxville district, Yuma county. Joseph
Bray and II. Hartman are the owners OF
the mines. II is said that Max Eugasser
has also bonded his location in the same
district to Mr.. Sevenoaks, who paid a
liberal forfeit down on the bond.
From private telegram received here
last night from Tucson, we learn that
Hon. Mark Smith was yesterday fined
800 for contempt Of court while summing
up the Wham robbery case. No iurther
particulars were received. There is no
question that feeling in regard to this
case runs very high in Tucson. n.-Tomb-
stone Epitaph.
A mountain lions skin was brought in
yesterday that surprised the natives.
The animal 1t covered was killed at the
Inter Ocean ranch and had attained the
goodly length Of feet, inches, from tip
to tip. A wild cat was lassoed also. The
varmints had been deprivating at the ex-
pense Of the ranchers in that neighbor-
hood for qnite while but came to grief
at last Star.
J. E. Dunn, buyer for s. Maier, yester-
day shipped to Los Angeles nine ears
1856 head. Of fine beef steers, which he
purchased from the Erie Cattle Company
Mr. Dunn has also bought the beef cattle
Of J. H. Powers, John P. Gray and
Charles Lindeman, Of the Whitewater
and Rncker Canyon, and will ship them
the coming week. He will probably
make other purchases in this section OF
country.-Stockman.
The survey for the Central Arizona
railroad (forrnerly the Mineral Beltl has
been completed from the end Of their
present line, 40 miles south Of Flagstaff, |
to payson. The route selected is said to |
be practicable, and the belief is expressed |
that construction work will be resumed in
the spring. The survey will also be ex-
tended south from Payson, but whether
to Globe or Phoenix, or both, is not
definitely known.-Belt.
Cattle have been offered for sale in this
county at riinously low prices 81 per. |
head), within the past few weeks. This
is no indication, however, Of values Of
good stock cattle here, ~ those offered |
for sale at panic prices belong to an es-
tate in probate, and to parties leaving
the Territory. Stock Of all kinds, in Gila
county is doing well and II any change in
values occurs IL is likely 10 be substan-
tial rise.-Globe Belt.
Sheriff Shaw, Of Pima county. last week |
arrested in Graham counto, Jack Wilson,
better known as "Black Jack, !" for horse |