Mohave County miner., 1890-12-27

large Dow steam pump for the Cnpe
mine Mr.. Mackenzie says that III.
pnmp will have capacity enough to keey
the mine and surrounding country free
from water.
Joseph Pulitzer has sold his New York
World 10 George w. Childs and A. W.
Drexei, Of Philadelphia, for about s3 900
900. The sale includes the building, good
will, presses and everything owned and
used in the World.
Ed. schieffelin is searching for another
Tombstone up in Mohsye county. 1t ia
sincerely hoped, for the good OF Arizona
and that county In particular, that he
doesn't find Tombstone like this one is
at present.-Epitaph.
On Christmas day the thermometers OF
Kingman indicated 80 degrees in the
shade. 1t is next to impossible, 10 make
the people Of the eastern states believe
that Arizona possesses the finest all the
year round climate ia the world
VIM. b. Stephens has leased the Palace
Hotel, at Mineral Park, from C. Cuzinno,
and took possession on Monday Of this
week. He intends TO keep frst-class
house, and desires his Kingman friends
to give him call when in the Park.
The A. 4 p. have recently put ne side
tracks at the following points on this d.
vision: Hancock six miles west OF King
man, Kilstcr three miles west Of Drake,
Berry six miles east Of Kingmsn, and
Nelson six miles east OF Peach Springs.
The teachers Of Mohaye county are in
vited to furnish reports OF their schools
and such educational or other notes as
they may be pleased to have appear in
The columns OF the MINEK. The teachers
of the county should be able to give q
column Of interesting notes about school
matters each week.
j. G. Whipple, father OF our tcwnsman,
Ed. Whipple, late Of Denver, Col, is
visiting his son here. Mr. Whipple was
here years ago, aud has returned to this
part to stay. He will send for bis wife
and daughter; also his two other sons and
their families will locate here soon.--
Flagstaff Democrat.
Prof. VIM. Crowhurst, OF Oakland, Cal
ifornia, will lecture on the subject Of
Temperance on Saturday evening. He
will also lecture on Sunday evening.
Prof. Croahurst is employed as lecturer
for the Grand Lodge OF the Good Temp
lars OF California, and comes very highly
recommended as pleasing and eloquent
speaker
Rev. Father A. Warluzel, assistant
priest Of Prescott, will be here on Satur-
day, the 9th inst, and viii hold services
at the school house at 10 O'Clock a. M,
Sunday morning, the 28th inst. All
members Of the Catholic Church are re-
auested 10 be in attendance. A general
invitation il extended to the public to at
tend the service.
A. Yer Mehr, manager Of the W. H.
Taggart Mercantile Co., was busy several
days before Christmas sending good sub
gtantial tokens of remembrance to the
customers Of that concern. The custom
of this firm in sending out each year
some substantial reminder Of this happy
season Of the year, is highly appreciated
by the many friends OF this firm.
Sir Philip Miller, the great English hor.
ticulturist, writing in 1740, says; " The
best method to have cabbages good is to
procure fresh seed from abroad every
year, for 1t is apt to degenerate in Eng
land in few years" The above is a sim
pie illustration Of the fact that the best
seeds will rapidly degenerate under un
favorable conditions. The wise will take
heed. therefore, and buy their seeds o
l. b. VI. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Michigan
whose world wide reputation as the bes
aud most reliable, as well as the most ex
tensiye seed growers and dealers, is du'
TO the fact that they take advantage 0
every circumstance Of climate, soil
methods Of culture, selection OF seed
1 plants, etc, to procure the best possible
seeds and keep them up 10 that higi
standard. Send your name TO the firm
address, and you will receive copy o
their Seed Annual for 1891 free.
The modern magazine may be taken al
embodylng the best literature OF tn
world, as the magazine editor pays tn
highest price to novelists, scientists, states
men, soldiers, and even kings and princes
for the best they can fprnish in the liter
airy line. The well edited magazine be
comes an educating Influence in the fami
ly circle, whose importance cannot b
over-estimated. The children, az the.
grow up, are attracted by illustrations
and 50 come in time TO have taste 10
reading. There ia always something tina
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sider that we are doing our readers a pos
| tive benefit II we are instrumental Ii
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