Mohave County miner., 1890-02-15
1Enn1renIAL ITEMS.

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Horss thieves are again at their work
In Graham county.
D. N. Hunsacker, editor u the Wilcox
Stockman, 10 taking three weeks vacation
which be win spend in California.
Judge J. H. Wright, Of Prescott, will
hold the April tsrm Of the District Court
in PinA county for Judge Kibbey.
The city Council Of Prescott offers ia
sell their city hall and half 8 block ol
land in ths center Of town for sl5, 200.
The annual snesmpment Of the Grand
Army oi The Rspublic, Department ol
Arizona, viii b held In Tombstone next
month.
Nine prisoners were taken TO the peni'
tsntiszy at Yuma by the sheriff Of Ora
ham county. Three Apache Indians were
among the number.
The government agent in charge Of the
Cass Grande ruins the other day dug W
. copper brsin three feet in circumier'
sncs and rivetsd with copper rivets.
Ths Ssockman says I'll il stated that
. bin viii be introduced in Congress to
reimburse The settlers who have been
victimised by the Receivers of the U. s.
land Office in the various Territories.
Three men were killed, and the
fourth very serously injured in the
GsAnd Canyon while surveying for q
railroad, about the first Of January. This
makss SIX lives lost in the enterprise.
The Phoenix Herald learns that q
brother Of ex-Rsceiver Fred w. Smith ia
In Tucson and that the shortages in the
Receivers office will probably all be
made good il there are any found after the
money ia turned over.
Mrs. Wilde, mother Of Arthur Wilde,
conductor on the A. 4 r. departed this
life at Winslow on the Sth inst. The
funeral win take place from the residence
OF Al. Beasley ut 2 30 this afternoon. The
deceased is N aunt Of al. Frank, George,
Retta, Mollie, and Eliza Beasley, OF this
place e.-Flagsta6 Champion.
Ed. Schiehelin, who struck it rich
down in Tombstone, at the beginning Of
that camp, arrived st Yuma . few days
ago, alter three manth's prospecting
trip, which was . failure, though hs re-
ports having been most favorably impress
sed with the mineral outlook in Yuma
county.
al. Richards, who was murderously as
sanltsd and robbed early last Saturday
morning, died Sunday morning and was
buried On Tuesday BY the l. O. @. F., Of
which society he was member. He
mover resained cousciousnes although
tha physicians did every thing in their
powss.-Tombstone Epitaph.
Captain W. C. Watkins died Of para
lysis st Mesa City on January 9th.
Captain Watkins was . member OF the
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Legislature,
and represented his constituents with
fidelity and ability. He was one Of the
leading sock raisers Of the Territory, a
good citizen and Q kind father.-Yuma
Sentinel.
n fine . lot Of steers AZ we're ever ship
ped from Wilcox went forward to Los
Angeles On Sunday. They were pur-
chased BY r. L. Wright from Morgan &
Nay and Richards 4 Cooking. The first
named nrm had Al head in the shipment
averaging 1,l40 pounds in weight, while
the latter hrm had 80 head that averaged
l,14sk pounds-s splendid average this
time x ysar.--Stockman.
The territorial ease against the prison
commissioners and their bondsmen for
Ittls Stoves mistake" was up to-day.
Judss Kibbey sustained defendants de-
murrer for misjoines Of party. The ruling
is that the acting commissioners and their
bondsmsn can b sued together. Ex-
Commissioner Lyons bond must be en-
forced By seperats suit. Leave was given
The attorney general 10 proceed accord
ingly. Herald.
An exchange Ays:-"Adjourned terms
Of the Supreme Court will be held in
Tucson on the second Monday in April, in
Prescott oaths frstMonday in March, and
in Phenix On the first Wednesday in
July, On The hrst Monday in September,
and On the first Monday in November.
The latter three teFms will be held only
for tho purpose of delivering opinions and
rendering Judgements In cases heard at
previous sessions.
The Louisburg Liberal il authority for
the statement that A. p. Palmer, the cat
tie buyer, vhs rscsntly purchased $40
hsad Of steen In the Sulphur Spring
Valley, and drove them or started to
drive thsm 10 Dsmins Lost q 500 over
what The cost would have been had he
shipped them BY rail. His cattle stam-
peded and bssidss losing 94 hesd, he was
obliged TO ship thsm st Lordsburg. Pal
mer viii heraaftsf not astempt to drive
Arizona steers to market when he can
End AGAR to carry thsm.
judo Efbbey has decided thst the
right Of way, track and other property
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