Mohave County miner., 1889-04-13
OFFICIAL PAPER or TKE COUNTY.
LOCAL BREvnTIEs.

p. Benson is in from Chloride this
week.
Best brands Of beer always ON ice at the
Arcade.
@. w. Beecher made trip to Yucca
Wednesday.
Russell & Zeirner keep the celebrated
schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
George w. Bowers and wife are spend
ing the week in town.
Dan McKinnon Of Chloride, spent a
day in Kingman this week.
Miss Lottie Davis returned to her home
Id Los Angeles, CAL, Wednesday.
Fos SALE AT Cosr.-A new No. 8 cook.
ing stove. Apply TO Harvey Hnbbs.
Father Ferari, the Catholic priest from
Prescott. visited Kingman this week.
Louis Hoebel left this week With an
outfit to prospect in the Cedar district.
Attention is called to the advertisement
fof Mrs. M. A. Gillespie Of the new mill
inery store.
X. Z. Kayser was up from the Sandy
Thursday and made the MNER Office a
pleasant call.
DIR. Livingston has commenced the
building Of his new dwelling ON the hill
south Of town.
DIR. w. n. sherman and Ed Henson,
his brother-in-law, left for socorro, N. NJ,
on Tuesday Of this week.
Judge Wright and little daughter and
Hon. Hon. Harris Baldwin returned to
Prescott on Tuesdays train.
X. VI. Bacheller, assistant general pas
senger agent Of the A. & r., passed
through Kingman Wednesday.
Frank L. Smith is now in Kingman
and is collecting the accounts and settling
up the business Of w. III. Lake.
Hartley Thompson was In from Coara
Springs Monday, and Judge Wright
made him a full-Aedged American citizen.
John NJ. Boland returned from the Old
Woman mountains this week, and will
remain in Mohave county until next fall.
The w. III. Taggart Mercantile Co.
are building an ice-house west Of and adj
joining the Lake warehouse, near the
railroad track
A. S. Coon, who for the last year has
been taking a lay-off, has again resumed
railroading and is now conductor on the
pile-driver train.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Williams came up
from the ranch Of Thomas Bouse at Wal
nut Creek Friday, and will remain in
Kingman several weeks.
Del Beebe left Sunday with his big
train for the Moss mine with a load OF
supplies and tools for G. B. DabIgren, the
manager Of that property.
James L. Smith was in from Cerbat
one day this week. II is expected that
the Cerbat mill VIII start up socn, but
the exact date cannot be given.
The Kingman public school closed Fri
day. Appropriate closing exercises were
given and number OF visitors were pres
ent and all speak highly Of the school.
EN-. Sanford the A. & p solicitor for
Arizona, and his stenographer, w. Il.
Hume, finished the labor Of preparing
papers for the tax cases Wednesday and
left for Prescott.
Hon. Thomas Halleck, who has been
attending the meeting Of the board OF
prison commissioners daring the week,
expects TO leave for Mohaye county at an
early day Yuma Sentinel.
Wanted--A lady in each city, town
and township TO procure subscribers for
The Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs.
John A. Logan. References required.
Address The Brodix Publishing Co.,
Washington, ID. G.
n. ~ d&Aui5 lac IcDiSicu VIC oihSO '"
general superintendent Of the A. & 7.
railroad, and that Office has been abol-
ished. Mr.. Andrew Smith has been ap
pointed master Of transportation, with
headquarters at Albuquerque.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship occurs on April 26th. King
man Lodge, No. 2, viii celebrate the
evept in an appropriate manner. The
programme prepared embraces q literary
and musical entertainment, to conclude
With grand ball.
A wreck of freight train occurred
Tuesday neal Lavac, Cal, ON the A. & p.
by the locomotive going through burned
bridge. A section man who was riding
ON the engine was killed. The wreck
delayed Wednesdays castbound' passen-
ger train about ten hours.
The train robbers who held up train
at Canyon Diablo month ago have been
captured. A telegram from Kanab, o. T.,
70 the Atlantic & Pacific company, signed
by the sheriff, says: "We captured one
on the LIST inst, one on. the I'd, and two
ou the 4th." The sheriff and posse,
with the prisoners, are on the way 10
Milford, q three-days overland ride.
John Kolar and Tobe Wilkerson, who