Mohave County miner., 1889-03-23
LOCAL BREvHTlEs.

Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade saloon.
J. w. Marshall was in from Layne
Springs Monday.
Col. J. w. Wilson, Prescott attorney,
Is in town this week.
The family Of p. B. Bethel arrived last
Saturday from Kansas.
w. w. Watkins was down from the G.
o. ID. mine Wednesday.
+. ID. Sargent has his new dwelling
well under way; 1t 10 14x28.
Mrs. Hannah, Of the Needles, is stop
ping in Kingman this week.
L. j. Iassell, is building an assay Office
just east Of John Kolar's residence.
FoR SALE AT Cosr.A new No. cook
ing stove. Apply to Harvey Hubbs.
A dance was given at the residence Of
Mrs. Ed. Harrington on Monday night.
Chas. Adams left Monday for visit to
his parents in Los Angeles county, Cal.
Several more new dwellings will prob
ably be built during the next two months.
The Flores Mining Company are now
using coal as wood is to high to be profit
able.
Madam Rumor has it that couple Of
weddings will shortly take place on Stock
ton Hill.
M. G. Copeland left Friday for trip to
Albuquerque. He will be absent about
ten days.
4. j. Lewis, who has been stopping
here for some time past left for Colorado
last week
Harvey Hubbs and John Kolar are on
prospecting tour in the Wallapai noun
tains this week.
Wm.. Grant. the blackberry merchant
left for several weeks trip to various
California cities.
J. A. Carrow was in town from the
Sandy Friday and says that the stock in
that section is looking finely.
Miss Dora Goodmon, daughter OF Nrs.
L. A. Goodmon, arrived from San Jose on
last Saturday and will remain some time.
John Lynch, m,nager OF the sampling
Works was the only Kingmanite who dis
played the stars and stripes on st. Pat
rick's day.
Mr.. Shedd, Of Columbus, Ohio, arrived
Friday night. He is the new keystone
mining man and proceeded directly TO
Minsnsl Park.
y. X. Mackenzie and wife returned
Wednesday from trip to San Francisco.
The raii,y weather there shortened their
visit to that city. 4
George Bowers, superintendent OF the
Nighthawk, was In town Tuesday and
says that a shipment OF ore will be made
the first OF the month.
Harris Baldwin, the attorney for Mo
have county In the A. & p. tax cases,
passed east on Saturnay last on his way
home from San Francisco.
A bill, levying tax Of n ofa mill on all
| property in Arizona for the completion Of
the Territo1l1a University at Tucson has
passed both houses Of the Legislature.
Among those in Kingman from Stock
ton Hill this week, were Jas. Dundon,
Thos. Penberthy, VIM. Robinson, Thos.
Mcmahon, VIM. Carr, Mrs. Reed and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fischer.
District Court will be postponed one
week and Judge Wright viii be here on
the 9Th inst. and commence the session,
which viii be short one, as but few
cases are on the docket.
A number Of Peach Springs citizens
have become imbued with the Prescott
Junction excitement and have bought
lots in that place, and II the division is
moved to that point they will be ready
to go.
X. NJ. Bacheller, Assistant General
Passenger and Freight Agent Of the At
lantic & Pacific Railroad Company spent
o couple Of days in Kingman this week.
Mr.. Bachelor has many friends here who
always gladly welcome his visits.
The storm OF this week was a general
lone on the Coast an unusual amount OF
wCter fell. The east bound passenger
train Sunday was delayed by washonts in
california and In consequence the trains
were late every day during the week.
G. II. Bryant, the Kingman photo
grapher is now at work. Specimens OF
bis work rank with the best Of the land.
lie has the finest instruments obtainable
and guarantees all his work. He will re-
main three weeks and bis prices are rea-
sOnable.
The foundation OF the new church is
now completed, and ~ soon as subscrip-
tions enough are paid in the lumber will
be sent for. Judge w. q. Blakely will
make tour OF the surrounding camps
this week soliciting subscriptions for the
church building fand.
Sheriff w. III. Lake last Sunday missed
his valuable iron gray horse. IL is now
supposed that the animal has been stolen.
M ako nfraya a roward of Sl50 for the