Mohave County miner., 1890-03-01
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Cattle on Gils- county ranges are re-
ported In GOD coaditicu and the cali crop
will b. lsssa.
According to the statements Of insur.
anss agsnts-ciaissns Of Arizona paid du-
ring 1889 on account Of fire insurance
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Fort Mcdowell, near Phoenix, is one Of
the list Of Arizona government posts to
be abandoned, and the removal Of freight
from the fort has commenced.
Gen. Crook has inspected Fort Sill and
expssssss The opinion that Il will Be the
bet placs fos Geronimo's Apaches. Has
Gsnssal Crook iorgotten that much bet
Ter place for them--heavenf Florence
Enterpsiss.
Yuma claims 10 be the first town in
Arizona which has raised the stars and
stripes over school house. The event
took placs last week and was duly cele-
brstsd BY the patriotic Yumaites.
A South Carolina man embezzled 40
and went up fos twelve years; an Ohio
man smbszsled 1900 and got five years;
an Arizona man embezzled $25, 900 and
almost got smothered BY the congratu-
lations q his friends.
Reports from Harshaw are very en-
coursging and the outlook for that camp
ID fiattering. About 100 men are work
ing steadily and all business honses are
doing we'll. A good feeling prevails and
In few months the place will be one Of
the liveliest in southern zona.-Epi-
taph.
The Tombstone Prospector says: It
b a&ated that some Of the favors given at
the numeroas Germans" given at Fred
Smiths residence in Tucson during his
four years hilaSity cost Is each in New
York, bat the 400 ere hot now showing
them TO their friends - they used to do.
They a5s too suggestive Of final proofs
and common folks money.
II Arizona had live, Republican Dele
gate in Congress, prominent men who 20
to Washington 10 push little legislation
for the benefit Of tho Territory would not
be plucked TO ono side by leading sena-
tors and Cougressmen who have pull
and wish to help the Territory, and asked !:
''On which side Of the Yukon river does
Arizona lie T'-Nogales Herald.
Another Of the many benefits derived
IRON the A. o. U. w. was experienced
yesterday by Mrs. Philip Drachman,
when she received 1900 insurance
money on account Of her deceased hus-
band. Mrs.. DEachman will apply the
amount TO the erection Of home for her
sslf and children. The order Of the
workmen d widespread in It's benevo-
lencs. Star.
E. T. Hopkins, the gentleman who
holds bond on Tom Goodman's gold
mine near Ehrsnberg. win arrive here to-
morrow, leaving Monday by the steamer
Gila. Supplies and machinery will be
shipped up and the work will be pushed
ahead with view Of taking out sufficient
ore to supply the mill which win be built
within couple Of months. The devel-
opmsnt Of the Goodman property is the
starter Of the mining boom which is sure
10 visit that section Of Yuma county at an
early day.-Yuma Sentinel.
Tho Prescott Courier says; Last eve
ming, about 8 O'Clock wordy war which
bad bean going on in the room Of Timber
Agent Hawks, 1t the Bellevue Hotel,
ended, unSostunstely, in blows and blood
she'd. Il is said the trouble grew out Of
the Kansas City mining suit. II seems
that Col. Eggen and Attorney Brown
entered Hawks room and commenced
the talk which led TO the fight. As Eg-
ssn Il at this writing covered with blood
and iassaGble from knife cuts about the
bead, ths evidsnce indicates that Hawks
used . knile. II is also stated that
Havks' oppoosnts were armed, and that
. weapoa o. weapons were drawn on
Hawks, thus psscipitatins the fray. Two
other gentlemen are said TO have wit
messed the affair. DR.. Robinson thinks
Col. Eggess will live, although seriously
vouncdd. Hawks was taken to the sher-
i6s Office and, the excitement having
subsidsd, was permitted 10 go TO his
room, - no warrants had been issued.
Not until the machinery Of the law separ-
stes rumoss from tacts and one sided YER
sions snd opinions from unadulterated
truth win the straight" Of this much to
be regretted affair be known.
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IAst winter Mr.. H. E. Kinkade, colIec-
tor ios the United States Express Com
psny. 1t De- Moines, lows, was severely
troubled with chiiblains. The swelling
and intsass itching d his feet was great
annoyancs to him. He tried several re.
medies without bsneht, but fortunately
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