Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-08-02

I'm. uavtsaon superintendent |
."i %. Mr.. John Denair 10 acting II |
inst capacity q present.
Candidates for County Offices des;rin,
TO announce thcmselve. car A. ri
through the MIxEs for the ANAL .,,u -
five dollars, payable in advance |
Crosier 4 Mackenzie made a .h;,,o,,,
" SCOUT wv head OF cattle from Hack. |
ue'sy on lAse Friday. They were sold 10 |
'e,'y su'i'vsn' and 20 70 Kansas parties
- feeders.
d. D. Howell, surprised hrs f,;s,d.
here BY putting ia an appearance bers
monday. he y booking well and raay |
c :. % work Z Mohsvs County mine
this summer.
Antoine Foster, Of this County. was |
sentenced BY the y. 8. Court u Prescott, |
70 six months imprisonment In the Terri. |
'os.ai PRISON and 70 pay fine Of $50, for |
selling whistey to Indians.
Alex. Mcdonald and bis bridge ssnv
are working on t.As bridges In tha canyon
south OF town. 1t will take eeversl week . |
70 make the nece'saray repairs on the
bridges on the ROAD near this place.
q. W. Beecher and family, and Misses
NJ Feeler and L. Miller. Messss. L. O.
Cowan and g. D. Sanderson spent Last
Sunday pic-nicking under the biz cotton.
woods near ]. II. Johnson's ranch
VIM. Richards. Chas. Ziemer, ]. Null
isan and Harvey Hubts went 60 Hacx-
berry on Tuesday to make . running
racs between Richards Brown Dam,
and horse bel,nging 10 John linus.
The negotiations were failure owing to
. disagreement over riders and weights.
John Mulligan and NJ. r. Wilkerson
hsse consolidated their saloon interests,
Mr.. Malligan moving his stock to the
Bethel building, occupied by Mr.. Wilker-
son. Both these gentlemen are popular
and know how TO conduct the business
they are engaged in, and they will COM
| mand their share Of the public patron
age.
The installation Of officers II Kingman
Lodge No. 7, I. o. O. f., for the ensuing
year took place o., Tuesday night. The
following are the elected officers: VIM.
Richards, N. Civ G. Blskely, v. G. ;
NJ. C. Copeland, n. s., w. J. Boreham,
p. g.; A. Yer Mehr. Treas. NJ. C. Cope
land, D. d. G. NJ, was the installing
officer.
Considerable sickness Ii reported 1t
Needles, which is said to arise from the
hot weather and the too free use Of ice
water. Engineer Titus and two machin-
lists and Mexican laborer died there
this week. We hope that the cool breeze
which prevails here this week may reach
our sister town OH the Colorado.
| Ed. 8. Gill, president and general
manager Of the Arizona Daily Republi.
can, spent Wednesday in Kingman in
1.-THE interest Of his paper. Mr.. Gill Ia
| making q tour Of the Territory, and goes
TO Prescott and then home. He 10 Z
hard worker, and reports his trip sue
eessful one. The Republican Is an ex
cellent newspaper and deserves the sup
port of its party in the Territory.
4
On Saturday party Of Kingmanite'
left for two weeks camp in the Walla
, PAL mountains. They were weel supplied
with the Injuries Of life and expect I
pleasant outing. The following ladiei
} and gentlemen composed the party: 0
liz. Kuencer and wife, A. Yer Mehs ant
wife, Mrs. H. II. Watkins, Mrs. u. G
Copeland, G. C. Clinton and Jas. Bisset
and L. J. Lassell. The Wsllapsis vii
he quite . summer resort In the neal
future.
John A. Black, Of Tucson, TeTritoris
Commissioner Of Immigration, spen
Wednesday and Thursday here obtainin,
: material for his forthcoming pamphlet OF
the resources Of the Territory. Mr.. B.acl
is putting his best efforts in his work an
xiil visit every county in the Territory =
obtain the desired information for hi
t,ook, and that the whols Territory ma,
.,a fairly and tsuthfuIly represented
". pi.st Il businsss man Of Tucson
! ',.nior the larse.: .s~slry store in th
territory. He 10 pleasant sssns'ema al
.ni ne hope he may visit Mohsve Coun
| " again.
/ A. II. Besl, superintendent Of the ca
iornis DIVISION Williams 10 Mnjase-c
he A. 4 r. railroad, has resigned his po
.i.ion 70 scccpt one - assistant snpenn
|. { ,ndent OF the Union Pacific railroad
, | fines which center st Denver, with bead
"a rters ct that plscs. Mr.. Bssai 10
thoroughly competent RAILROAD oftic'a
md one who believes in treating III
patrons Of the road fairly. Durins tn
lime he has been in charge Of this div''
on Of the A. & r. he has made man
friends, both for the road and h:mfe'
fie goes 70 his new position with the be'
wishes Of his numerous friends slons III
la. 4 r. in Arizona.
l~sa~p l.fse.