Mohave County miner., 1890-02-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREvITlES.
Fine old Bourbon at Russell 4 Zeimer's.
Key Wet and Cuba cigars ct tho
Arcade.
Best brandsof beer always on ics at tas
Arcade.
Ed. Henson returned this week from
Socorro.
The wind blew = gale from the north
Thursday.
Russell & Zeiner keep the celebrated
gchlitz beer.
John Fielding Of blackberry was in
town Monday.
II. H. Watkins Is repainting bis resi-
dence and fences.
P. h. Leddy was over from Mineral
Park Wednesday.
The aIHleria Is making rapid growth
these warm days.
Attend the apron and necktie party at
Mineral Park on the 18th inst.
TIL. Ayers, Of Csrbat, was meandeIing
our streets Tire first Of the week
M. G. Copeland and the editor visited
Peach Springs . isw hours Thursday.
The Prescott Courier says:-"Mohave
couuty's delinquent tax list is very short"
Gen Nelson A. Miles passed through
Kingman on Thursdays east bound
train.
George A. Allen has been appointed
Indian agent at the Colorado river
agency.
Born-on the 3sd instant, at Peach
Springs. to the wife Of Frank Garner .
daughter.
Fred Eobmann, w. r. Grounds and
+. Bycrs, all HackbeTyites were in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. w. Michael left Tuesday for
wellington, Kansas. She viii be absent
several months.
L. O. Gov IN nsds = trip TO Hackocrry
sni Pei ici, springs this week. He brought
blek /. race horse.
Jerry Sullivan one Of the cattle barons
oi Yavapai county was in King'nan Tues
day, the guest Of w Frost.
Chs. Merit Is adiins ~ tbs tlsibls
properly Of Kingmsn by bill liias table
on his lots on east Ee lie slfcet
Mrs. Foster D. Dennis gave . very
successful progressive angling party at
her residence last Tuesday night.
The bnrnt cork brigade has evidently
broken ranks. "rhose whom the gods
love die young" Rsquiescat in pace.
The sun shone brightly here on ground
hog day. But then the ground hog is not
. success ~ weather prophet in Ari-
{ xoua.
Russell & Ziemer have had the win
dows Of the Arcade decorated with hand
some lettering, illustrative Of their
occupation.
Jack Thomas and NJ. W. Harvey came
in from the Cedsrs several days ago to
arrange Tor the transportation Of their
ore to Kingman.
w. J. BorehAm who 10 an expert
worker in wood and iron, now employ
cd & the Cupsl mine. was in Kingmzn
several days last week.
The total rainfall at Chloride during
the month Of January was l.27 inches
Total melted SNOW O.33 inches. Total
depth Of snow on ground A inches.
John Pemberly received about one hun
dred fruit trees Of various kinds from Los
Angeles this week, which he intends set
ting out on the lots near his ssssdence.
The services at the church are well at
tended. Services next Sunday at the
ususl hours. Sabbath school at 2:30 p.
m. The attendance Of every one is de-
sired.
On the night of Saturday the 18th inst.
grand apron and necktie party will be
held in the old court house in Mineral
Park, all are invited 70 attend, good
time 10 assured.
Ike Goodman returned Tuesday from a
six weeks stay in Prescott. He reports
that town a. being on the eve Of boom,
and that the citizens have ceased to
mourn the loss Of the capital.
Geo. H. Taylor, representing the Rol-
li..s Investment Co.. Of Denver Col, was
IN k;ugman last week looking over the
condition Of our county affairs with q
view Of byin.s county warrants, for bis
firm.
The North and So,'th railroad is said
TO be assured, and that the grading ane
track laying will be CONNIE. nced IN Apri
next, and sometime next yea rfesco'
and Phoenix will be connected by fai''
Geo. NJ. Bowers and wife retuinte
from visit Of several weeks ia San
Diego, Cal. Tney mad pleasant trip,
Mr.. Bowers Is well pleased with San
Diego and invested in real estate there.
Tuesday in the Justice Cour, Francisco
Byers Was placed under bonds to keep
the peace in the sum Of $50. The COM
plsint against Byers WAS made by p. X.
Washington, who claims that Byers
threatened TO take his life. Both men are