Mohave County miner., 1891-07-04
Tom Glover is down from the G. D. D.

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T.. q. York, roadmaster, is now d resi-
dent OF Kingman.
The hoist on the Ark mine is almost
ready to start up.
John Sandoval and Charley Frolig
came in from Chloride Wednesday
Quite number Of pack peddlers have
been taking in the town this week.
Thomas Baker has been having his
Hubbs Hotel neatly painted this week.
The performance in the school house
Wednesday night WAS poorly attended.
A number of horses are In town from
the outside for entry in the races to-day.
A. Sandoval, wife and child OF Billings,
Arizona, are guests at the Hubbs House.
To5e Wilkinson and Tom Mcmahon
are in town 10 take part in the ce,ebra-
ton OF the ga-lo-rious.
AloDzo Ferrar has moved into hi, new
house on the alley north of w. ID. Hart
ley's house on Beal street.
A number OF back yards around town
need clearing up badly as the stencil
from them is becoming intolerable.
The boys are flocking into town and We
predict the largest crowd to-day that ever
was present at one time in Kingman.
The storm around on the mountains
Wednesday afternoon cooled OIL the
atmosphere to considerable extent.
FoR REsT-The saloon building ON
Front Street, formerly known rs the Old
Spot, Is offered for rent. Apply to Mrs.
j. +. Ryan.
Three Mexicans were brought down
from Peach Springs last Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff Ewing and lodged in
the county Jail
Oil has been pumped from the court
house we'll Everything seems 10 be
coming into line in the onward march OF
pIOkEcbS iH Btbu6Nt SOuukts
Will Watkins, the affable young en-
gineer OF the Empire mine, Was in town
several days this week. He returned to
Chloride Wednesday morning.
The singing committee has been prac.
tieing indefatignably during the past
week and will doubtless make the must
cal part Of Of the program to-day COM
plete success.
J. l.. Nelson will be in Kingman to-day
to supervise the march OF the Horribles.
Mickey is The man for this busines and
his host ot friends in Kingman will bs
glad to greet him on our natal day.
The Hubbs House has received great
many orders for rooms on the Fourth,
and visitors from out OF town are ftckins
in in large numbers. 1t is thought that
the town will be filled with strangers to-
day
Fred Dawson came in from Browns
camp in Weaver district Thursday TO at
tend the Fourth OF July celebration. He
says the camp is looking well and the
new mill will be erected on the Edith
mine before many months.
Ed Clack came up from the Diamond
Joe mine Thursday. He says that the
mine never looked better and that the
ore in the bottom of the shaft il over
three feet in width. The ore is black
metal and very rich.
Capt. W. II. Hardy, with comnlenda.
BILE enterprise is putting mp a large two
story building to bs used as livery
stable on his lots south OF the railroad.
The opening OF livery stable will fill an
aching void in this community.
Among the articles left at this Office
to be tested was sample OF peaches.
by Mr.. j. III. job nson. They looked
well, they tasted well, but there was
not enough Of them to maka q salts
facto:y test, 30 that we reserve our de-
cision for the present.
Capt Ike Conkey came In Tuesday
evening with nearly two CIR loads Of
seven hundred ounce silver ore from the
Illinois mine, which he had run through
the sampler Thursday. Capt. Conkey
and partner, Joe Wsggoner, have been at
work on the claim taking out this ore