Mohave County miner., 1889-10-05

Tom Muiiigan wis making inquiries
last week AZ to the legal preliminaries to
the marriage ceremony, but while the
reportorial pencil was being sharpened
lac explained that the information was
desired for a friend, who was going to be
married this week.
George Il. Brown, Of Prescott was in
Kingman, Monday Of this week. Mr..
Brown il candidate for the position Of
U. s. Marshal for Arizona. He has the
qualifications necessary for the filing Of
the Office and the miners hopes that he
may receive the appointment.
A hale old man, Mr.. Jas. Wilson Of
Aliens Springs, ILL.,, who is over sixty
years Of age, Gays: II have in my time
tried great many medicines, some Of
excellent quality; but never before did
! find any that would 30 completely do
all that is claimed for 1t a. Chamterlam's
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
1t is truly wonderful medicine For
sale by II. II. Watkins.
W. s. Mills, the manager Of the south
western Mining Company, is in town this
week. During portion Of the year when
the steamboats, cannot navigate the Col
orado river. The company get their sup
plies at this place and freight them across
the country to the mine, and it is for the
purpose Of arranging these shipments that
Mr.. Mills is here. He states that things
are prosperous in the canyon, and the
outlook good, Mr.. Mills shipped an
sS 500 bar Of bullion from this place.
DIR. W. N. Sherman left Monday Of this
week for the Albuquerque, IN. NJ. , fair.
The doctor has in bis charge an exhibit
OF ores from the various mines in this
county. He made the collection at con-
siderable cost and trouble to himself, and
the doctor should receive the credit be
deserves for the interest he shows in the
exhibition Of ores from this county at the
fair. The specimens were gladly given
by tie miners for the purpose, anil II il
hoped that the exhibit will do this county
great good. IL,
: G. w. Beecher has taken advantage o
the absence Of Mrs. Beecher 10 enlarge
repaint, repaper and thoroughly removals
his handsome dwelling on Front street
/ W. ID. Hartley, done the carpentsring
j.. s., Templin is hanging some bea ,tifn
paper on the walls and placing hanG SOM
designs on the ceilings of the variou
rooms and Railways, while Clark Hill
is :. embellishlng the entire struct
ure with genteel colored paints. 1t i
needless to add that Mrs. B. will be mos
agreeably surprised on her return, whicl
will be about October 18th.
Parents should be careful that thei
children do not contract colds during tn
fall or early winter months. Such cold
weakens the lungs and air passages
making the child much more likely :
contract other colds during the winter
1t is this succession Of colds that cause
catarrh and bronchitis or paves the wa
: for consumption. Should cold be cor
tracted, lose no time but cure it as quicl
| Iy as possible. A fifty cent bottle {
: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cur
, any cold in few days and leave the rel
piratory organs strong and healthy. Fo
sale by IL. II. Watkins. ..
, Sam Burnett, who il running far
| table in the Arcade saloon, deposited hi
coin sack in the safe in the saloon o
, closing the game each night. The safe
. a small iron one and stands near th
| writing desk in one of the front window
OF the saloon, behind railing runnin
from the bar to the window. Sometim
. during Tuesday night some enterprisin
/. individual opened the safe door, which
il is supposed, was left standing on th
opening number OF the combination, an
= took the sack, which contained $456, an
all efforts to find II have been OF no avai
g A poeket-book containing over 81 600 an
belonging to Russell & Ziemer, whic
lay along side Of the sack, the thief owe
g looked. Mr.. Burnett still has sever
e thousand dollars left, and the game pr
8. ceeds as usual, but he is anxious to TIN
u the fellow who got the sack.