Mohave County miner., 1890-10-25
LOCAL BREvITrEs.

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schiitz beer.
L.o cowan made trip to the copper
camp Tuesday.
III. II Wstkirs vent to the Copper
camp Thursday.
Jack Kenney was in from the Cedar
district Tuesday.
Geo. NJ. Bowers is enjoying life in the
Caliio rnia cities
Miss Dwyer is again teaching the
blackberry school.
Capt. ]. w. Mum was in from Music
Mountain tnis week.
G.. w. Beecher went to Mineral Park
and Chloride this week.
Fresh Oysters every Tuesday at the w.
III. Taggart Mercantile Co.'S
Dressed poultry every Friday p. m. at
the Taggart Mercantile Co.'S.
Fresh fish every Thursday p. m. at the
Taggart Mercantile Co.'S.
WI Lake made the canvass OF the
camps north Of here last week.
Born.-At Cerbat on the 18th inst, TO
the wife Of Chas Wilkins daughter.
o. r. Kuencer went TO the Rattan mine
Wednesday, and will return Saturday.
Wm. Engle returned on Saturday last
from an extended trip through Califor-
mia.
J. NJ. Murphy left Tuesday night for
San Francisco. He will return next
week.
j. N. Cohenour is making tour
through the southern part OF the county
! this week.
Harvey Hubbs returned Tuesday from
tip through the mining camps north ot
Kingman.
J.R Russell ,aade trip to bis cattle
ranch at Henry Bow :-oan's south oil Yucca
this week.
Del Beebe's big teams have d gooo
deal more hauling at present than Ca
be handled.
Steve Henkle was in Kingman this
week on his way TO the OK mine, Gold
Basin, to take charge Of the mine.
Ed.F Kolar returned Thursday from .
trip to San Diego and Los Angeles. He
Is highly pleased with those cities.
Jesus Orosco and Manuel Martinez re-
turned from Pueblo Thursday. Their
shipment Of ore gave satisfactory returns.
w. G. BIakely and wife lett Tuesday
morning for q ten days trip. and will
visit friends at Haekberry and down the
Sandy.
The wrscking train, with Alex. Nc
Donald in chargs Of the crew, left sun-
dsy ., cleIr away a wrecked freight train
at Franconia.
John g. K1lar il putting np an aer-
moo wind mill. IL Ia new kind of
wind engine in this vicinity, and attracts
q good deal Of attention.
M. Seaman, Sol Rove and others will
leave the OK camp this week for an ex-
tended tour north Of the Colorado river.
They expect TO be absent two months.
On the A. d P. railroad, from Mohave
AlbuquerqI-, there are killed by the 10
eornotives and cars an average of 2s0
head Of stock during each month in the
year.
II. ). Perry returned this wees. from an
extended bridal tour Mrs. Perry stopped
off at Needles where she will visit rela-
tives for few days. Mr., Perry will re-
main in KIngman.
The MIsER Office force is busy at work
on the Great Register this week. II will
be completed next week, and win contain
5s7 names, an increase over two years
ago OF "a names.
A. 8. Coon and James W. shsnkland
have returned from their hunting expe-
Assion. They did not kill any bear, but
Df88XUL D4LA WIN thtH4 A'a~
deer. and their friends are now feasting
on veaisou.
The citizens ot Niussal Park viii give a
ball on wednssday Night oetotsi goth,
Everybody is invited to be present and
the candidates are expected 10 be in al
tendance and special invitation. is exteded
TO them 10 he in attendance.
Fred. starke, live stock agent for the
a. &P. railroadwas In town several days
this week, settling with parties whose
stock had been killed by the cars 10 Sep
tenaber. Mr.. starke viii visit Kingmsl
monthly on the same business.
II. w. Mitchell returned from Cslifor-
MIA on last Friday evening. Mr.. Mitch
ell joined the ranks Of the Benediets
while absent, and the HEER extends
congratulations and welcomes him back
to Mohave, although he did not bring bis
bride with him. .#