Mohave County miner., 1889-05-04
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

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Hubbs.
Best brands Of beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
Robert Steen left for Gallup, N. NJ, on
Wednesday
Russell & Zeimer keep the celebrated
Schiltz beer.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade salo0n.
@. w. Beecher is taking part in the
rodeo at Quail Springs This week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G. Thompson Of
stockton Hill spent Monday in King
man.
Charles Cole, Frost & Stephens COM
petent butcher, came up from Needles on
Wednesday.
Messrs. Hancock and Neudstadter Of
The Needles made the MINER pleasant
call Wednesday.
T.. j. Lassell, ex-officio tax collector,
collected $7l2.29 delinquent taxes during
the month oil April.
James Rosbourough returned Tuesday
from trip to the mines forty-five miles
north OF Fenner, Cal.
For Sale--One new bed lounge, carpet,
chairs, cookstove, etc. Call and exan-
inc. A. Fl. Reynolds.
Miss Clara Reynolds, daughter Of A.
II. Reynolds, left Monday for Mansfield,
Ohio, where she viii attend school.
An interesting lot Of mining news APP
pears in this issue, and the MINER Is
under obligation to its correspondents for
them.
Colonel G.. w. Kinzer, formerly super
intendent of the Flores Consolidated
Gold Mining company, 10 now at Harris
burg, Penn.
A. Cornwall came in from the Sandy
Thursday and reports crops looking well.
The grass is good and cattle are in excel
lent condition.
VIC. Do,ise, secretary Of the W. H.
Taggart Mercantile company is making
preparation for building new residence
on south Front street.
r. f. Brawn leaves to-day for Robert
Stems mine in the Cedar district TO haul
ore from that mine TO blackberry, from
which point ii win be shipped.
The w. II. Taggart Mercantile com
pany have made a number OF improve
ments on the building at Stockton Hill
recently purchased Of w. II. Lake.
Mrs. j. w. Hyde left on Wednesdays
train for two months visit with rela-
tives Ia San Jose, CAL, and she may con-
clude TO reside permanently at that
place.
James Twiggs was in from Cerbat
Tuesday for the purpose Of shipping q
$ll0O bar of bullion, which was the re-
suit OF lot of ore recently run through
the flores mill for him.
w. d. McCreight Of Signal spent sew
eral days here this week. This was Mr..
McCreight's first visit to Kingman in
three years, and he was considerably sur
prised at the growth Of the town.
The children of James Dundon, at the
G. O. d. mine, have been very sick dur
ing the past two weeks. The disease is
pronounced diphtheria by the doctors.
All the little sufferers are now cut of dam
ger.
DIR. ID. j. Brannan OF Flagstaff was
married at Ottawa, Canada, on the 10th
inst, to Miss Kathleen O'Donnell. The
Doctor has many friends here who join
the MNER in extending their congratula-
tions.
The A. & p. railroad company have
opened gravel pit about two miles be-
low town, and force OF men are at work
loading cars with gravel, which is to be
used on the road at various points near
Prescott Junction.
A Washington press report says: In
the case OF Or. Warren e. Day OF Ari-
zona, convicted Of polygamy and SEN
fenced February 5th last TO two years
confinement in the penitentiary at Yuma,
the President commuted the sentence to
one year.
Various schemes are proposed to fur
rish Kingman with more water. As yet
none of them have assumed tangible
shape, although any of the proposed
plans would, If carrid out, give the place
In addition to the present supply plenty
of water.
The w. II. Taggart Mercantile com
pany have their icehouse about COM
pleted. This house win hold eight car
loads Of ice and stand alongside OF the
sidetrack, where the ice can be unloaded
directly into the house from the car.
They viii obtain their supply OF ice from
Belmont, and the first shipment will be
received next week.
Mr.. Lindsey Henson died at Socoro,
N. M., on the 9th of April. Deceased
was the father Of Mrs. DR.. w. N. Sher-
man and z. w. Henson Of this place,
and their many friends here deeply sym
pathife with them in their bereavement.
From Socorro paper the following no.
tice III taken: ''Mr. Henson was born in