Mohave County miner., 1890-01-11
LOCAL BnEvrrnEs.

Iho 70 grippe has reached kingm an.
The county will sink veil at the Jail.
Hins old Bourbon ct Russell & Zeimer's.
Key West ssd Cuba CIGARS n
Arcade.
Best brands Of beer always On iss 81 sha
Arcade.
RusseIl & Z.im.r keep the celebrated
schlits beer.
l.. Davidson. Of Mineral Park. was in
tc*n portion Of the week.
Miss Lizzie Miller Of the Willows, is
visiting Mrs. z. J. Goldman
The Globe Democrat 81 per year.
Subscriptions received at this Office.
Mrs. John Barry and Miss Mary Barry,
Of Cerbst, were In Kingman on Wednes-
day.
George Starter, a cat:leman from the
willows neighborhood is 10 town this
week.
Last Tuesday morning was the coldeft
q the season, the mercury falling 10 "a
degrees.
Cook WANTED "A good, white cook IS
wanted II the Hubbs House, to whom
good wasss and steady employment will
be given.
FoH SALE.-A lot Of Babbitt metal.
Will be sold q . bargain. Inquire ct
this ofice.
John Jamisou came in from LAyne
epgines Wednesday and reports that
camp lively.
Presley Brown came over from Miner
q Park last week and remained few
days IN Kingmsn.
A. r. Simonds. came up from Fort
Mohsve Tuesday. his 6rst visit TO King
man for some time.
Mrs d. Livingston returned on Mon
day from visit Of several weeks TO rela-
: lives in Flagstaff.
Sunday school, will be held at the new
church At O'Clock p. N. on Sunday
An are requested to attend.
yehn Falvey Of the Sandy is in town
cn the sick list, and 10 under the care Of
county physician Livingston.
W. B. Campbell, one Of Mohave's rus
ding miners, came in from Cerbat Mon
day, his first visit for fourteen months.
Rod. Maclean came down from the
Cupsi mine, Stockton, on Monday. He
IMPORTS plenty Of ore awaiting shipment.
Danr Webster Grant left Monday last
for Chloride after spending few days in
Kingmsn discussing the political out
1ook.
A petition protesting against the aba n
doumsnt of Fort Mohsve 10 being circu-
ls&ed among our citizens and is being
numsrously signed.
Capt. Hardy, struck water at the depth
a $50 iset On the mesa above town this
week. The capt. also struck diamonds,
q rathx Whist appear to be such.
J. W. Thompson Of Coara springs was
IN town several days this week. Wat
made several mining locations this year,
the cattle businass did not keep him
busy enough.
6uperintendent Benson came in from
the Green Linst minr. Unio, Basin, on
Wednasdly, nd repnts the weather 30
stormy as to necessitate stoppage Of all
surface work.
John Buckley, Of Chloride spent por
ton Of the week in Kingman. He ha'
purchased the house and lot owned bJ
James Smith, on Beale street, and vii
occupy the same on his return from thu
East.
Philip Hach has rented rooms and will
open barber shop in the Luthy block
next the Arcade Saloon, as soon as the
parapherneIia appurtenant thereto ar
Yives. Phil is tonsorial graduate ant
euArantees the latest cilp.
Snow fell to depth Of two and bal
inches last Sunday night, but disappeared
in The valleys and on the south side 0
ths hills during Monday. The highe
mountains, especially the Wallapais, az
/. clothed in "ths bssutiful," which bid
fair TO remain some time.
p. p. Brawn has force OF abou
eighteen men employed on the stockto
snd Kingman short line. The new roa
win come through the canyon north
town and will shorten the distance bt
tween Kingman and Stockton considers
bly,, while il will be void Of heavy grades
No tolls will be charged, rs our citizen
contributed . good sum, and Mr.. Braw
win furnish the remainder 10 comple'
the road
Rev. G. II. Adams, D. d. SuperinteI
dent Of missions for Arizona, MAS
Kingman, Tuesday. Rev. Adams
aaiEing bis regular quarterly visit TO d
lie. Churches in his charge. in tn
Territory. He will shortly start on tr
Sf,rough the east and will endeavor
Yaise funds for the completion Of Il
school at Pbenn. 1t will require $25 o.
for the uurpoge. II ig q big undertakil