Mohave County miner., 1889-07-13
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TMf COUNTY
LOCAL BREvITlEs.


week.
House to sent--Apply to Harvey
Hubbs.
T. r. Lawler returned from Mineral
Park Wednesday.
The town is quiet since the Fourth OF
July celebration. ... .-...
G. Cornell returned to his ranch on the
Sandy Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. Goldsworthy is now stop
ping in Mineral Park.
J. II. and Miss Campbell were In from
Mineral Park Wednesday.
Cash paid for Mohave county warrants.
Enquire at the MINER Office.
The weather still continues warm, and
the desire for rain increases.
II has rained all around as during the
week, but only slight sprinkle fell here.
>. D. Selken, the justice Of the peace
at Peach Springs, spent Friday in King
man.
4. A. Carrow brought in a load Of
Arizona produce from the Sandy We'd
resday.
Mrs. J.. P. Finegan and Mrs. J. X. Gill
,iland spent a couple Of days visiting
friends here.
Las. Black, of Flagstaff, and deputy
sirsEff oi Yavapai county, was in King.
uan "Wednesday. s.
,Tenry Strawbell, who has been driving
tenn .sor A. f. Simonds at Fort Mohave,
returned this week.
C. r. Ad. ms returned this week from
Flagstaff, wheve he has been stopping
for the past three months.
Michael Sheridan, who has been stop
ping in Kingman for ceveral months, left
for his home in Calico Sunday.
Miss Pauline Brobant, who has been
spending several days here, returned to
her home at the Needles Tuesday.
Wosk win be commenced on the N. h.
church next week, and the building will
be inciosed within the next six weeks.
p. Blown, the landlord oi the Palace
hotel was in kingman Thursday, and re-
ports the hotel business at that place
good.
A. and w. Cornwall and Chas. Hunt
brought up from the Sandy, Wednesday,
lot of cattle for Frost and Stephens, the
Kingman butchers. ...
Henry Lambert was L? from Fort Mo.
javs Wednesday. He has again secured
the contract for furnishing the govern.
sment beef at the Fort.
The race between the Gilliland sa1 thu
Mexican horse, at Mineral Park on thu
Fourth, Was won by the Gilliland animal
The latter was the favorite.
A. w. Thurman, Of Columbus, Ohio
is stopping at Mineral Park, looking afte
the interests Of the Garden City Minint
company, who own the keystone mine
Passenger train No. 3 was seven hour
late Wednesday, and train No. l thre
hours late. The delay was caused b.
the late Santa Fe train at Alberqusrque
p. Benson is in charge Of the KingmaI
water works, and it keeps him busy suP
plying the patrons Of the works viii
water these hot days. 10 far Mr. Benso
has been equal to the occasion.
J.C. Asbury has been appointed con
stable for this precinct by the board
supervisors, and he will also act AZ san
itary constable and will insist that tn
places needing it be cleaned up.
T.. E. Lowe, foreman Of the MiEE
Office, is now q firm believer in tn
old adage, that misfortunes never com
singly. Last week he umpired game
baseball and this week is nursing th
mumuS. TX.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated b
the people of the Sandy in the regula
old-iashioned style. A. Cornwall mad
the grafton of the day. The barbecu
was a success, and the dance at nigh
was an enjoyable affair.
Frost & Stephens will add another stor
10 their meal market, which will be use
as restaurant. John Mulligan has tn
contract for making and laying the adobe'
and is now making them as fast as the
can be turned out of the mill.
Jack White, one of the old timers
'&o,saye, returned this week from an e,
=, sdsA trip to the various camps in tt
so,,, tsss part Of the Territory. Harqu
Uala "a - bis GKst stopping place, but q
rI.o. w.. vfound as good as Mohave.
T. w. Ss. Of Denver, Colo, frien
Of Jno. Lyn, b, manager Of the Arizor
samnlina s. Worl :. spent several days be-
this weeS Mr. Vann is an old minir
man. mar and has visit, ID sresy min:sg eau
from British Colt rnhs TO southe'
Mexico. -4
The advertisement Of the Palace i'ote
Mineral Park, appears in tlris issue. t.
Palace is the only place where traveller
can be accommodated, and under tn
new management Of Mr.. p. Brown, it
conducted solely for the entertainment I