Mohave County miner., 1890-05-10

Illinois. Pats trip 70 tho east aeFeet
with him a. he increased his avordupoi
1 several pounds during his absence. HI
left for Mineral Park Thursday.
The cattlemen Of Mohave County an
very busy at present putting the brand
ing iron where Il will do the most good
The increase THU. year - largo. and tn,
cattlemen Of this county would b pros
porous to q high degree could satisisctor,
prices be obtained for their stock.
Joe Duck wo and Sing wo, his cousin
are visiting their cYuntymen in this vicin
ity this week. Joe h m old timer in THU
country, and il known - tho most pro.
gressive Chinaman who ever resided here.
He will leave next week for . visit 10
China, and will be gone about one wear
&c. Smith and niece, Miss N. Smith
uncle and sister Of F. L. Smith, OF the
Kingman sampling Works, after . pleas
ant visit here Of three weeks, took theii
departure for home, In Grafton, Yolo Co.,
Cal, on Thursday. They were we'll
pleased with this portion Of Arizona and
its people.
The board Of supervisors held an i'd
jonrned meeting on the 7th inst. Chair
man J l.. Nelson and Supervisors Daniel
Smith and Harvey Hubbs were present.
No bids were received for the old court
house AZ Mineral Park. A large mum.
Der Of bills principally jurors certificates,
we're allowed.
z. II. Park and G. A. Coon, mining
men from Kingman, Arizona, are late
representatives from the sister territory.
They are stopping at the Armijo, and
NJ. Park 10 on his way 10 Massachusetts,,
where he will marry one Of the cultured
yoin. ladies' Of that learned common
acknowledgements Citizen.
Eb. Williams. = former citizen Of this
county, and for two years district attor-
ney, has concluded 10 make San Diego
his future home. and will engage in the
practice Of his profession there. Hr.
Williams enjoys the reputation Of being
an able lawyer, and will. no doabt, soon
take his position among the leading
Fights OF that city.
Russell 4 Zismer last week purchased
Of Ross & Garland, cattlsmea Il Yavspai
county, one hundred head d one and
t.o-year-old hciisrs. They ssss driven
to the ranch of Henry Bowmas, south Of
this place. who takes the cattjs On shares.
A stop was made here on Saturday night.
The drive vas under the charge Of Jack
Kenney, and was made With . loss Of bat
two head.
Captain W. II. Hardy msde trip to
the cantilever bridge = the Point Of
Rocks on Thursday. He says that il will
be several days yet before trains are run
ming across the new bridge, ~ consider
able work is TO be done yet, riveting, re-
moving timoers and laying track. The
river is raising and the railroad men are
watching the track near the old bridge,
and It Is safe from ordinary high water.
Harlan G. Thompson died at Prescott
on the 9Th inst, Of dropsy. Mr.. Thomp-
son has been i'll for several months past,
and MINED to his bed for several weeks
prior 10 his death. Deceased Was we'll
known here, having 1t one time mining
interests in Music mountains. Mrs.
Thompson has the sympathy Of her
nj my friends here in her bereavement.
Deceased was So years Of age and nat.
i've Of Ohio.
At the present rate Of progress, the
Union Pacific will reach Desert Springs,
sixty-Ave miles south of Milford, about
the middle Of June, and arrive at Phoebe,
some thirty-five miles IRON the springs,
in the early part Of November. A gem
tleman who was recently up from Pioche
says the depot, or station, will not be
located in the town proper, but about
three miles distant from the center Of
business. Lake Herald.
The Phoebe Record says: II 10 rumored
on the streets that Supt. Sam Godbe, Of
of the Phoebe Consolidated and Yuba
Companies, has discovered the long lost
Raymond 4 Ely ledge between the 9th
and 10th levels. The ledge was discov-
cred through . tissue leading into the
foot wall and extends A. far ~ prospected
into tbs odd Meadow Valley ground. The
vein Is Ave isss 10 width. end assays up
in the hundreds. The ore 10 Tree milling,
Ship Bros. shipped last Friday from
blackberry. 500 head Of steers 70 Kansas
City. This IL the first shipment Of beef
battle froaa this county TO eastern mar
kets, and the result vjll be watched with
interest by our stock raisss. II the ex.
pertinent proves profitable other ship
ments will follow. The Ship Bsos. have
several hundred more head Of cattle
ready hH market. but the shipment
awaits the res.t af the Kansas City ven.
ture.
The Albuquerque Citizen says: Con-
ductor David Bruce, who has been en-
ployed on the western division OF the A |
& P. railroad. died at 0 IS .. M. Sunday, |
at the hospital here. The cause Of death |