Mohave County miner., 1889-09-21
LOCAL B8EvITlEs.
Fine old Bourbon 1t Russell 4 Zeimer'l
Hoess 70 rent Enquire Of w. H. Tag

House TO rent-Apply to Harvey
Hubbs.
Key West and Cuba cigars at the
Arcade.
Russsll 4 Zeimer keep the celebrated
Bchiltz beer.
I'M. Murphy and J. w. Morgan went
70 Chloride Thursday.
W. L. Mc(ise and family are stopping
In Kingman this weok.
Cash paid Tor Mohave county warrants.
Enquire 1t the MINER Office.
A Hns shower Of rain Thursday morn
ing, and another later in the day.
@. w. Beecher made visit to the seat
Of war st blackberry "Wednesday.
Mrs. T. b. Shipp left Hackberry Mon
day for visit TO relatives in San jose,
Cal.
w. II. Tsggart intends leaving to-day
for few weeks trip to San Francisco,
Cal.
The miners and cattlemcn congrsgated
at blackberry have all returned to their
work.
J. II. johnson had another Of his fine
blooded bulls killed by the railroad last
week.
Tickle yourself and laugh" has been
changed to "scare yourself and get
scared"
The family of Road Master John Kelly
left blackberry Monday to visit relatives
in the East.
Get gun II you want To, but don't
leave your usual calling. The Wallapais
will not hurt you.
A prisoner in tho county jail Of Graham
drank bottle Of csrbolic acid the other
day, thinking 1t whisky.
Mrs. H. II. Partridge returned Thurs.
day from visit TO California. She will
teach the Signal school the ensuing term.
Foster 8. Dennis AID wife and Judge
Russell and wife are registered at the
Palace Hotel and Lick House in San
Francisco.
The fall rodeo Ia now in full blast and
the motto Of the Mohave County Live
stock Association Is: "Brand while the
iron 10 hot"
Anyone wishing to buy or build will do
vel to look at the residence OF Mrs. j..
w. Hyde, which is still for sale, at a re-
duced Hgrre.
r. l.. Smith has an advertisement in
this issue Of the MINER which is Of inter-
est TO miners and those who have ores TO
assay or to sell.
DR., Sherman vent to blackberry Wed
nesdsy night to attend to the injuries Of
An Indisn freighter, Who fell out Of a
wagon near that place.
Tho Wsllspais viii have their first is
sue Of rations this fall at blackberry the
firss Of next month. Rations will be is
sued for shout 800 Indians.
Frank L. Smith fred up his new assay
furnace for the first time on Tuesday last.
He will soon be psspeBod to sample and
purchase orss in asy qaantity.
George N. Bowsss and wife and J. w.
Marshall and wife came in from Layne
Springs Thursday, and viii spend q few
days enjoying life in Kingman.
samuel Crozier, Fred Nobman, John
Fielding asd z. J. Goldman did not par
take Of the scaFs during the week, but
kept right ssoog with the rodeo.
The festive typographical tourist" has
been IN town pretty numsrously this
week, making brief stop in his annual
migration from the Pacific slope.
Tuesday, September 18th. was the 18th
anniversary Of the declaration Of Mexi-
can Independence, and was celebrated all
over the eoustxy BY pstriotic Me1icans.
r. secoombs, r. Harris, I. Oppie, A.
Seccombe and Frank Psnbsstby, all
miners reesntly working ct the G. y. u.
mine on leases. left Tor Telluride Colorado
Thursday night
Deputy Sheriff Roster was exercising
some prisoners cleaning the debris from
around the school house on Saturday
last. There srs many portions Of the town
that needs faiing over.
Effects Of the strike. Scene at restaur-
ant: ssBesfsteak, ham, bacon, liver"
"e,ot any sgssr mo eggs. Lsilroad
on big stliks! Maybe 20 pletty soon not
much TO eat. No ssbe."
The brakemen on the Atlantic and Pa
cific passenger trains have choice selee-
tion Of Indian stories which they take
pleasure in detailing 10 such credulous
travellers az are willing TO listen TO them.
Needles, California, possesses special
war correspondent who is much better
Informed in regard TO the situation with
our Indians than those who are among
them. Kingman il also well supplied with
telexraphers Of sensational specials.
A petition-addressed to the proper
authorities 1t Wasbington-is being cir
cuisted at blackberry and in the eastern
portion Of the county. asking that the
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