Mohave County miner., 1889-05-18
LOCAL BREvIriEs.

Weather decidedly windy.
Fine old Bourbon at Russell 4 zeimer's
House to rent-Apply TO J. X. Halsey
Finest OF wines at Russell Il Zeimer's
House to rent-Apply to Harve,
Hubbs.
Best brands Of beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
o. F. Kucncer left Tuesday for the
Moss mine.
Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
Frank Jackson was up from the Copper
World Tuesday.
Work has been commenced on Beecher
& Co.'S warehouse.
Frank L. Smith is off among the hills
this week on collection tour.
John Kay viii shortly move from the
G. o. d. mine to Mineral Park.
A special Pullman vestibule train,
composed OF seven coaches, passed west
Tuesday.
Keep out the fies.with screen doors.
j. X. Halsey will supply you with any
size needed.
w. q. Dodge has bis new dwelling
well under way. It IS OF adobe and l9x32
feet, one story.
Those half-round water troughs at j.
x. Halsey's lumber yard are just what
cattlemen need.
III. III. Watkins this week put in a
couple Of fine screen doors in the front
OF his drugstore.
A. L. Williams has opened fruit and
ice cream stand next door to the Taggart
Mercantile Co.'S store.
j. G. Cross received a carload Of
household goods, span Of horses and q
wagon from Colorado this week.
The w. II. Taggart Mercantile COM
pany received their first invoice Of ice
this season, two carloads, last week.
Mrs. H. III. Watkins left Thursday
night for three-month's visit TO friends
and relatives in Los Angeles and San
Jose.
James Carter was down from Peach
Springs Tuesday. Jim intends making
visit to his old home, near Kansas City,
Mo-, next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Gourlay Of Pbila-
delphia left last Saturday for California
after a two-week's stay, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. III. Campbell Of the Flores
mine.
During the absence OF john Lynch, the
manager, the Arizona Ssmpling Works
Office viii be in charge d Foster s. Dem
mis-. The assay Office win be in charge Of
l.. j. Lassell
Owing to wreck OF freight train on
the eastern division OF the A. & r. pas
senger train No. 3, due here at III 80
Wednesday night was delayed nearly
twenty-four hours.
Ed Clack has just completed the max
ing Of 1000 adobes for the residence OF
w. G. Dodge. Ed is anxious to continue
the work Of adobe making, and is willing
to contract for any number Of adobes at
reasonable rates.
DIR. J. NJ. Marshall, the dentist from
flagstaff, arrived Thursday and can be
found at Penberthy's lodging-honse until
the 23d inst, prior engagements shorten
ing his stay here. Those desiring dental
work done should call early.
DIR. Sherman win start this evening for
his home at Kingman, Arizona. The
many friends Of the doctor will regret to |
hear of his leaving, as his permanent |
residence at Socorro is very desirable by |
everbody.-Socorro Chieftain.
John Lynch, manager OF the Arizona
Sampling Works, left last Sunday after
noon for his old home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Lynch expects to be absent about Q
month, and when he returns he expects
to be accompanied by Mrs. John Lynch.
Judge Porter has decided that j. Y. T.
Smith, the appointee Of Governor Wolf
ley, is the Territorial Treasurer. Judge
Porter evidently believes that the Fiji
teenth Legislature was legal body to
the end Of its session. The case win
now probably go 10 the higher courts.
Mrs. M. A. Gillespie, Kingman's mill
iner and dressmaker, wishes to inform
her patrons that she has just received an
elegant line Of spring goods of the latest
styles, consisting Of hats, bonnets, straw
goods and trimmings Of the latest kinds;
and other things pertaining to the trade
too numerous to enumerate. She guar
antees satisfaction both as regards the
quality Of goods and prices.
DIR. Sherman returned from Socorro,
N. NJ, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Sherman and the children will remain
sometime yet. A report was in circula-
ton last week that DIR. Sherman would
not return here to stay. He informs as
fh.t ha hao M ;ptantion nf leaving King