Mohave County miner., 1889-01-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

j. w. Morgan 10 in from the Flores.
Finest Of wines at Russell K Zeimer's
Fine old Bourbon at Russell & Zeimer's
Best brands OF beer always on ice at th,
Arcade.
Russell 4 Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Capt. w. III. Hardy left for Prescot
Saturday last.
Key West and Cuba cigars at tho
Arcade saloon.
A Mr.. Sheridan is at present the a. &
P. day operator.
The county Jail at present contains nc
county prisoners.
ii. III. Partridge and family are occupy
ing the Reed dwelling.
Fl. Luthy returned from Salt Spring
mines ON Wednesday last.
Beecher & Co. will move into their new
buiidiag the first OF next week.
The rain and snow have ceased, al
though old Boreas is still angry.
Clerk of the District Court VIM. Larkin
returned from Prescott Monday.
The Globe Democrat 81. per year.
Subscriptions received at this office.
+. NJ. Hickey, the day A. & p. telegraph
operator, is sojonrning in Los Angeles.
Fon SAILS AT Cosr.--A new No. cook
Ing stove. Apply to Harvey iiubbs.
Foa SaL..@A lot OF Babbitt metal.
win be sold at bargain. Inquire at
this office.
The passenger train west-bound, due
here Thursday, did not arrive until Fri
day evening.
John X. Mackenzie and wife left for
Fort Mohave "Wednesday where they will
spend few weeks.
Subscriptions tor any newspaper or
magazine taken at regular subscription
prices, at this Office.
Russell X Ziemer have this week had a
wainscoating put all around the interior
Of the Arcade saloon.
w. B. Stephens left Thursday morning
for Williams, where he intends buying a
lot Of beef cattle for this market.
WAsTED.-Copies OF the MINER OF the
issue Of November 18th, for which 25
cents copy win be paid at this Office.
On our first page to-day will be found a
-triking illustration Of the comparative
worth Of baking powders now in the mar
ket.
J. a. Carrow was up from the Sandy
Wednesday with load of produce. The
ranehers on the Sandy grow vegetables all
the year around.
Thos. Brown, whose ranch is at the
mouth Of Trout Creek, brought in twenty
one head Of beef cattle for Frost & Steph-
ems on "Wednesday.
Judge Blakely and Il. $. Henson re-
turnSi from Signal Monday. They were
unable. on account OF high water, to get
to the new gold strike.
The Sampling Works have not been
running steadily this week on account Of
the rain, which thoroughly wet the ore,
and the cold weather, which froze it.
Foster s. Dennis took his departure for
New Bedford, Mass, on Thursdays train,
and Intends being absent about six weeks.
On his return he will be accompanied by
Mrs. Dennis.
Saturday and Sunday nights were the
coolest OF the season. On Saturday night
the thermometer reached eight degrees
below zero, and Sunday night 1t lodged at
the two rk.---Courier.
w. III. Taggart, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Nellie, left Sunday last for
San Francisco, where the latter will at
tend school. Mr.. Taggart will be absent
about ten days or two weeks.
Little Bob" the Wallapai Indian who
vas sent to Prescott last summer for
assault with intent to commit murder,
was sent TO the prison at Columbus,
Ohio, for term OF five years.
Mrs. r. f. Wood and Mrs. Thompson,
OF Yucca, were in town on Tuesday. The
latter lady is looking for location for q
millinery and dressmaking establishment,
but could find no suitable room here.
The dance for the benefit Of the King
man public school takes place tonight,
Friday. We understand that large
number OF tickets have been sold and that
the school will be continued for some
weeks yet.
Mrs. w. g. Dodge, wife of the genial
Secretary Of The w. III. Taggart Mercan-
tile Company, arrived Thursday morning.
Mrs. Dodge was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Yer Mehr, who will remain
several weeks.
g. w. Beecher received telegram
Thursday from Capt. Hardy, which stated
that the Assembly had passed an act
removing the capital TO Phoenix, and that
the Legislature would meet in that place
on Monday, February 4th.
G.. b. Dahlgren. of Trenton, n. j.,