Mohave County miner., 1890-02-01

Tho mining companies operating jim
Music Mountain and Gold Basin, are
making preparations TO begin work At an
early day.
Monte Penberthy has taken contract
to sink shaft to the depth Of 90 feet for
Crozier 4 Mackensie, one mile east Of
town. They expect to strike an album
dance Of water a that depth.
The burnt cork brigade are rehear sing
for another entertainment. At the next
meeting there will be elected q
stage manager, whose decision a. to the
cast Of parts will BE- final. Rehearsal ID
everything and there Is no danger Of too
much Of It. Due notice viii b given Of
the performance.
Michael Sullivan one Of the owners Of
Bonanza mine, Harqua Hala. was in
Kingman couple Of days this week, on
his way to Nevada on prospecting tour.
Mr.. Sullivan sold his interest in Harqua
Hala for 10000. II cost 40 per ton to
mill the ore from that mine.
The A. & P. officials are not satisfied
with having made fast record for the
road with the Nellie BLY, special, which
averaged 35 miles per hour, and they are
now awaiting the appearance Of some one
who desires to travel fast, when they will
show that fifty miles an hour can ~ easi-
ly be made over the "all the year around
route"
The Albuquerque post Office was robbed
by two masked robbers, on the night Of
the 23d inst. tho robbers called the night
clerk to the side door Of the Office and
unde. cover of pistols they gagged and
tied him securely. They then broke open
the safe securing 1900 incash and Il $40
in stamps, and took their departure. No
clue to the robbers has yet been had.
C. H. Park, successful miner Of King
man, Arizona, was at the Armijo yester-
day, and exhibited some samples Of ore
taken from his mines which ara almost
solid silver. During the territorial fair
here Mr.. Park had fine display Of ores,
and his display received frst premium.
The gentleman is working to interest
European capitalists into investing In
mining properties at Kingman.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Last winter Mr.. Fl. z. Kinkade, collec-
tor for the United States Express Com
pany. at Des Moines. Iowa, was severely
troubled with chilblains. The swelling
and intense itching Of his feet was great
annoyance to him. lie tried several re-
medies without benefit, but fortunately
bought bottls Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says he only applied 1t three
times until his feet were entirely we'll and
free from itching and swelling. For sale
H. H. Watkins.
II is said that II no session Of the U. s.
Court Is held in March in Prescott that
the prisoners held in Jail at this place
will be discharged. They have been
awaiting trial for nearly year on charge
OF selling whiskcy TO Indians. II is Ger.
tainly an injustice to the prisoners. and
the FAULT is said to be with the former
U. s. district attorney, and the delay was
caused by his sickness. However it may
have been it is hoped that these men
may have their trial or be discharged at
an early day.
"Shorty" Space, well known A. & r.
passenger conductor, got An overdose Of
anti ia grippe" preventive at the
Needles, and got into q row in which he
got the worst Of it. "Shorty" obtained
loaded shot gun and determined to put
an end to the individual who had the as
surance to slap him. He was only pre-
vailed from doing 30 by the interference
Of friends. in the melee both barrels Of
the gun were discharged luckily without
doing any damage. Mr.. Space has left
tba A. p and ;s nos In tha aasf