Mohave County miner., 1890-04-05

sdiooii next dOof 10 the uuODb HOubt,
where he will be pleased to see his many
friends, and will always have a 'smile''
for them.
Tom Davis, the most popular clothing
salesman that visits this section, will be
here on Monday next Mr.. Davis repre-
sents AS. Bridge & Co., Of San Francis
co, and carries fine line Of samples for
summer suitings.
Passenger train No. WAS detained
here several hours Thursday by an acci.
dent to a freight train five miles east ol
this place. The breaking Of journal Of
a freight car loaded with bridge iron was
the cause Of the accident.
| Francisco Adreada, native OF Chill,
aged 46 years, died at Penberthy's lodg-
ing house on Thursday morning, OF gen.
eral debility. Frank came TO Kingman
about two years ago, and obtained live
lihood by doing odd jobs about town.
The Kingman Minstrels have been
hard at work this week periecting ar
rangements for their entertainment on
the evening Of the 7th. The boys are
working for good cause, the completion
OF the church, and should be encouraged
by the prssence OF all who can attend.
Hon. ". II. Hardy received the news
Weiae- lay that the Zalick insane asy-
lum commissioners had stepped down
and ont, and, as one oi the newly ap.
pointed commissioners, his services were
needed at the capitol. He will probably
go there next week provided his presence
IL necessary.
Y. 5. Dennis returned Monday from q
trip 10 Prescott, where he went to attend
| a meeting OF the stock holders oi the Ari-
zona Ore Company, in which he is inter-
ested. A report Of the meeting states
that Foster 8. Dennis was elected presi.
dent and VIM. Claypool, manager.
j. NJ. Dawley sent ou. party Of work
men this week to tear down the Golden
Gate mill, at Cams Spring. which will
be removed by the o. X. Mining Co. to a
point six miles west Of Patterson's Wells,
where it will be rebuilt and used by that
company, which expects to have things
running by June.
A post Office has been established at
Thos II. Hunts residence on the Sandy,
with weekly mail from the nearest post
Office. which is Signal. This arrange
ment Is not satisfactory to the people l,v-
ing along the Sandy who want mail
line from Hackberry, as it would supply
the greatest mum Der Of people.
A well dressed young man, who had
lost a portion Of his right Lex and used
erutches, visited Kingman one day this
week. During the day he begged from
door to door, and colecteda considerable
sum oi money. That night he spent
il in getting drunk and abusing the peo-
pie who had so generously helped. He
is a frAui Of the worst description and it
is well to pass him around.
I, aaams that j. II. Johnson, j. q.
Morton and Robert Gray bad prospect
ing tour in view when they left here three
-~eks ago, but not in the direction Of
Neva, as reported. They successfully
,tray ,b.;r friends off the track and
h,ys hoo, i, thu -eighborhood Of Signal
all the time. Under s.. @rin ro'ts Iouho
them last week, az he wa. '"'ss
Morton to serve on the grand jury, an'
they will be home this week.
Probate Judge l.. o. .Cowan has had
before him for several days this week the
case of J. L. Ryan, Hho has been under
going an examination for insanity. A
score or more OF witnesses were examin-
ed. Mr.. Ryan was adjudged insane, and
will be taken to the Territorial asylum in
few days, where IL is probable, with
proper treatment, he may recover. The
! matter Of an appointment Of guardian
comes before the Probate court Friday.
II. H. Watkins is Of the opinion that
there are persons in this vicinity who
might be benefited by knowing the ex-
psrience Of Mr.. ]. II. Helms, an engineer
on the A. T. & $. +. Ry. We therefore
publish it below for the benefit Of the
public. Mr.. Helms says: "My wife
had been suffering with very bad lung
trouble for two wears. Nothing did her
much good until tried Chamberlain e
Cough Remedy. Six fifty cent bottles OF
that medicine cured her sound and well.
She is now entirely well ana as sound as
eve: knew her to be-" Mr. J. II. Sal
mon, prominent druggist Of Fort Madi-
son, Iowa, vouches for the truth Of the
above statement, and says Mr.. Helms
told him he had tired several physicians
in Chicago, with but little benefit before
using this remedy. For sale by II. II.
| Watkins.