Mohave County miner., 1890-10-18
LOCAL HREvITiEs. .

Silver, tl.09 Lead. t5.20
Sixteen days until election day.
! Fine old Bourbon at Russell & Zeimer's.
J. X. Halsey has handsome new
pheton.
Best brandaof beer always on ice at the
Arcade.
Key West and Cubs cigars at the
Arcade.
II. II. Watkins went to blackberry
Tuesday.
Peter Benson was in from Chloride
this week.
III. B. Cox was over from Mineral Park
Thursday.
FoR sALE.--An Office desk, enquire at
this office.
Russell & zeimer keep the celebrated
schlitx beer.
Robt. Gray was down from stockton
Hill, Tuesday.
Frost and ice, the first Of the season,
Sunday night.
J. G. Cross left Wednesday for San
Francisco. Cal.
w. III. Rogers was down from Stocton
Hill, Wednesday.
Rod. Mclean was in iron the Nellie
Bly, mine this week.
Candidates are beginning 10 make trips
10 the various mining camps.
Messrs. Eanes and Wilson were in
from Todd Basin, Wednesday.
w. I'll. Lake made the tour TO Yucca
and the Copper camp, this week.
Mrs. Yer Mehr and Mrs. sewaIl Of San
Francisco. are visiting relatives here.
HP. Ewing is in the sheriff's Office
and will remain during the campaign.
Reuben Wright cam. in from the OK
mill, Friday, and is On his way 70 the
Todd Basin mill.
Messrs. Booth, Meador and Briggs
were mp from Needles on Wednesday, to
hear Mark Smith speak.
II. ID. Bequette, Of the Atlantic mine,
left for Los Angeles Thursday. lie viii
be absent about two weeks.
Laie stinette is taking An enforced lay
of. He became entangled with mule,
and injured his left hand badly.
Redwood lumber, shingles and shakes.
Native lumber at wholesale; also CORFU
gated iron for roofing. ]. r. HALsEY
Redwood lumber, shingles and shakes
Native lumber at wholesale; also CORFU
gated iron for roofing. J. X. HALsEr.
Miss Lizzie Miller spent several days
here this week, on her way TO the
Needles, where shs viii spsnd the winter
Lumber and material 10 beginning q
arrive for the new courthouse. The stone
for the foundation is soont all on the
ground.
in. Cohenour the repuolicsn eanii.
date for sheriff has been making trip
shpsngt. the mines north Of here, during
the week.
ID. McCright, one Of Signals OLE
standby business men, was In kingmsr
Thursday, shaking hands with his King
man friends.
James r. Muliigan, Of Boston, Mass
brother of John and Thos. Auliissn
arrived this week and viii spend seyera
months here.
Registration closed on Tuesday. me
precinct registers have not all reacheI
the recorder, but the register win contain
over 500 names.
The A. & p. railroad will have in few
weeks have fourteen new locomotives,
some Of them are built expressly for the
mountain division.
We are under obligations 10 Mrs. T.
Brown for Kansas City pApsrs containing
the account of President Harrison's re-
cent visit TO that place.
san1I Crorier has accepted the noEni
nation for Supervisor on the Republican
ticket in place of M. G. Copeland whc
takes the place for the Assembly.
Alex Mcdonald and his gang Of bridge
builders are at work on the bridges south
Of Kingman. The bridge west Of Drake
which was burned out last week, has
been rebnilt.
Mr.. Morgan, eattlernsn OF faVapa
county, was in Kingman "wednesday
Mr.. Morgan says that he 10 one oil tiis
democratic nominees for the Assembly
from that county.
Jacob Miller Of Madera, Cal, wants Y
to know the whereabouts OF Henry Miiiel
who came to Arizona in early times, anc
engaged In ranching. He Is OF light com
plexlon and about tifty-six years old.
c.w. Benton, Of Denver, Col, ~he
has been putting up the machinery on
the Atlantic mine Tor the Macarthur
Forrest process, left for his home on
Thursday. He Is much pleased with tne
mines Of Maynard district and says tn'
day is nos far distant when they VIII al
beproducers.
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