Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18
LOCAL BREyITlEs.
Silver. s.s7x. Lead. s4.s21.

DR.. II. Hardrich visited Albuquerque
this week.
DR.. Brown, the dentist, win 60 east on
. business trip next week.
Del Beebe leaves next week for a trip
to Cane Springs on the Sandy.
Mrs. w. B. Stephens is visiting her
father, John Penberthy in this city.
The trees around Kingman are all
ieaved out and present pretty sight.
Otto F. Kuencer returned Wednesday
from an extended trip in the east
Crnsus Rogers has accepted position
as bronco buster for Recorder Goldman.
Water has been struck in Harvey
Hubbs new well in the southern part Of
town.
John Lynch was down from the G o d
this week and reports work progressing
finely.
DR.. Brown, the dentist. will remain at
Mrs. Harrington's until the middle of
next week.
Mrs. Ollie Larson has moved into
portion Of the Stephens house south Of
the depot.
j. Edgar Perry was down from Stock
ton Hill Wednesday and returned Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Sewell, Of San Francisco, a sister
Of A. Yer Mehr and Mrs. w. @. Dodge,
Is visiting her relatives in Kingman.
The District court OF the Fourth Judi
.cial District, in and for Mohave county
will convene in the Courthouse next Mon
day.
The annual roundup commences at
Henry Lambert's ranch on Willow creek
on or about April 18th, working up the
Sacramento valley towards Quail springs.
The Odd Fellows will give grand ball
and and supper on Monday night, April
9th, in honor OF the I'D anniversary of
the order. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. Yer Mehr has been quite i'll at
her home on the sonth side Of the track
the past week, hnt che is consi1erA bly,
better. we are happy 10 state, at this
writing.
Thos. OLIVER and wife, who have been
visiting relatives in the city, returned TO
their home in Mineral Park this week.
They were accompanied by Miss Mamie
Penherthy.
Sometime during the latter part of last
veek train struck bunch Of cattle in
the Gus east OF town and killed three out
right and wounded several more SO that
they have since died.
The case of the Territory against John
Qninn for refusing to give in his property
TO the assessor was tried in the justice
court Wednesday and resulted in the
discharge Of the defendant.
A number Of Kingman capitalists will
soon start brick yard on the outskirts
Of Kingnan and will burn several hun
dred thousand brick. Quite number Of
brick houses will be erected as soon as
the brick can be burned.
J. E. Perry has been appointed clerk
Of the District Court in this county, vice
G. NJ. Funston, removed. Mr.. Perry is
young man Of decided ability and will
Gil the position to the satisfaction OF all
parties having business with that Office
Deputy Sheriff Ewing made a raid on
the Chinese opium joint last Thursday
and was successful in "pulling" three
frequenters OF the dives and the two
Chinese propretors. They were fined in
the sum Of twenty dollars each; which
fines were paid.
tinued last winter owing to the incom-
pleted condition Of the church, were re-
sumed last Sunday evening by the read
Ing Of Henry Drummond's discourse on
Love, The Greatest Thing in the World, I"
by Rev. w. e. Blakely, who rendered
the Obscure in his usual able manner.
The suit Of T. f. Garner, Of Peach
Spring. against the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad company, has been settled by
arbitration. The claim was for sixty
head Of cattle which were killed by the
cars. In the settlement Garner receives
between fifteen and sixteen hundred dol
lars, he to pay his own costs in the mat
ter. Abe Thompson was chosen by Gar
ner and Jerry Sullivan by the railroad
company and W. f. Frost was agreed
rpon as the third arbitrator. The terms
Of the settlement seem TO be agreeable TO
both parties.
Prof Henry 8. Hill. the versatile vaga-
bond, ho made such a successful tonr
through Arizona, has at last been cap
tured In California Mr. Hill, among
other things, collected money for thf
Ladies Home Jonrnssl, which he fdiei 70
account for. and the proprietors OF thr'r
journal are very anxious ~ hsve aom" o
his victims assist in prosecp'ing biin. j.