Mohave County miner., 1889-10-19

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lating subscription paper for the purpose
Of obtaining fifty chairs for seating the
church. Nearly enough money has been
subscribed 70 pay for them. Next week
we will publish the names Of tho subscrib-
ers to the fund.
Wah Yuen, has moved his restaurant
into Frost 4 Stephens new building, and
he now has the finest dining room in
town, and his table is supplied with every
thing that can be obtained in the market.
He invites the hungry public TO call and
get Q square meal ~ the Fvling prices.
J.N. Cohenor, Of Peach Springs was
down Tuesday. He reports business -
rather quiet in that place. He says the
rumor 10 that the railroad company will
shortly commence ths building Of an eat
| ing hoase 100 < 40 feet and two stories
high, and It will be the best eating house
along the line.
T. L. Crane, an old and wellknown A.
& r. engineer. on this division, was, bad
ly injured by an railway collision near
Pueblo, Colorado, on the 5th inst. The
injury resulted In the amputation Of his
leg above the knee, and he now il at the
hospital 10 Denver. Tobe's many friends
here and along the line Of the railroad will
regrt to hear Of his misfortune.
Sergeant John McElliott, Of Troop G,
Sixth Cavalry, now stationed ct Fort
Wingate, N. M. was in Kingman last
Wednesday. He gave the militia COM
pany an hours drill. They tried to get
him TO stay here and take charge of the
company until his furlough expired, he
seemed very anxious to join bis company
for which he departed Thursday morn
ing.
/ A hale old man, Mr.. Jas. Wilson ol
Aliens springs, ILL.,, who Is over sixty
years Of age, says: ~ have in my time
tried great many medicines, some oi
excellent quality; but never before did
I find any that would 80 completely dc
all that Is claimed for It ~ Chamterlain'a
CoI,c, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
II is truly a wonderful medicine" Foi
sale by II. II. Watkins.
| VIM. Atkins, is putting up a wind mill
for w. Z. Frost, at his residence. The
amount OF water in the well will be soon
tested, and az it is the first attempt u
;iad oat whether the wells recently sunk
have sufficient water in them 10 warrant
80 much expense, the result Is Of consid'
erable interest 70 the people of kingman
and il the water supply Is abundant
number Of wells will be drilled.
Thos Roe. the bicyclist, left here las
Saturday morning, short distance thi
side OF blackberry he broke his machine
and was compelled to wait at that place
until six o'clock in the afternoon for the ar
rival Of new wheel, which he had at th
Needles. He reached Flagstaff Wednes
pay night and was given reception bJ
: the wheelmen there. His journey nov
is comparatively easy. and he will have
;. but little walking TO do.
w. w. Clack is anxious to make rer
u,ation as a long distance walker. ii
offers to wager $500 that he can walk
San Francisco, distance Of 6S6' miles, i
fifteen days, daily average walk OF .
miles. He is waiting for some one
: cover his pile and it is probable that b
|. will not have long to wait, ss tho oppo'
tunity TO win goodly sum will not escap
our sporting men, and we hoPs that Nj
Clack will have chance to test his p
destrian abilities.
= The citizens of Kingrnsn will be please
:, with. the appointment d Rev. W. {
" Blskely as pastor Of the N. z. church
this place. The appointment was mad
. at the earnest solicitation Of . number
8. our citizens, and no doubt plsases all
q them. Rev. Blakely has taken . live
interest in the building Of the now churcl
e and takes great pride in the fact that
n Will be- the first pastor Of the new churc
q organisation. As soon - the church
seated, which will be in about thr'
10 weeks, regular services will be held eae
,e Sunday.
is The members Of the military compar
met in Taggart's hall Friday night
. complete their organization. ,. Q. Pot
at was elected Captain; L. o. Cpwan, FIR
"A Lieutenant, w. +. Frost, second Lie
tenant. TIN, roster contains about for
!, names, and more are desired. 1t 10
> !. step ia the right direction and the rost
, contains the names Of our beft citizen
" who give their time and aid 10 the orga
ization, and the Kingnan Company VI
u soon be mustered into the Territori
" militia, when they will receive their aru
. and uniforms and will no doubt beou
the crack company Of the First Regimen
e. A. n. g.
!, Csuferenee ApPsA.taents.
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