Mohave County miner., 1891-03-14
o. F. kusnoer Is in St. Louis.

, bioouls
By. Collins Is Visiting friends in "a
Needles.
i Ide Hamblin 10 confiued 10 his roam
with the grippe.
James Reilly has gone to California OF
a prospecting trip.
| snos Is rapidly disappearing from III,
Wsllapai mountains.
Hardy's ranch east Of town 10 ono lon,
vista Of emerald green.
X. Il. Kayser was up from his ranch o,
the Sandy Wednesday.
Nj. Redman, the shoemaker. ID yer,
SICK With pneumonia.
J.J. Jerome has several men at worn
on the Berkeley mine In Cedar Valley.
Garden truck" 10 now being brough,
to town from the ranches in this vicinity
u. W. Beecber has been confined "a
his room several days this week by sick
ness.
DIR. hardrich has made several Inn.
proyements to his residence on Telegraph
Hill.
Charles Ellibee and wife were yisitins
in Kingmsn Tuesday and Wednesday oI
this week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Murphy has been on the
sick list this week but is now rapidly
convAlescing.
Crozier & Mackenzie have got theil
windmill In running order on their vel
eaat Of town.
Yesterday was the warmsst day Of the
season the thermometer standing oyei
s0' in the shade.
Jack Ellis Ia down from Stockton Hill
He intends to open up his liquidating
establishment Sunday and Monday.
The Palace Hotel in Mineral Park n
doing good business and deaervedly 30
as none but white help is employed.
w. II. Tsggsrt is repainting his build
ing on Beal Street. The building vii
soon be converted into = lodging house.
The well at the courthouse is now dowi
about one hundred and thirty-Hvs feet
and has about five feet Of water in it.
Mr.. Rogers, who has been i'll will
pneumonia for the past two weeks, is, ",
are happy to state, rapidly recovering.
Ed. +. Thompson is in from the En-
pire at Chloride. He reports everythin,
In that section in aourishing condition
There are 81 900 900 babies born in tn
world every year. Kingman keeps vi
with the procession in furnishing her pr
rata. ....
Tickets for the masquerade ball are Of
sale at all the business houses in town
and can be obtained at the small price Q
two dollars.
Quite number Of San Francisco cloth
ing drummers were in town this weel
displaying their lines Of spring and sum
nner styles.
LOST !--A scarf pin with moonston
setting. Finder will be liberallv rewarde,
by returning same to G.. G. Clinton, a
Beecher 4 Co.'S.
Gendle sprig ao Comb, and brough
with it the usual amount Of cold in IL
head, which it is lavishly disiribgtinI
among eur inhabitants.
John MuIligan went TO Todd Basil
Thursday to visit his brother, Thomas
who was reported as being very sick, bu
found him getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bowers has been seri
ously i'll with pneumonia during th'
week, but at this writing. we are glad Il
state, is in fair way to speedy recovery
John Hendry has been busily engages
during the past week removing bodies
from the old burying ground east Of tn
courthouse TO the cemetery west Of town
Sanitary Commissioner Asbury do
serves credit for his indefatiguable exer
tons in having the highways and bywsyI
in and around Kingman cleaned OF fill
and garbage.
DR.. 4. W. Brown, first-class dentist
formerly OF Gallup, New Mexico, Ia stop
ping at John Penberthy's lodging house
where be is prepared TO do all kinds 0
work In the dental line. 1t.
The Colorado river is still sncroachinl
on the railroad, and efforts are beinl
made 10 move the road bed far enougE
away az TO forever place il out Of DANCE
i of washout from this source.
The grand masquerade ball to be giver
in the new courthouse on the evening o
March 20, by the ladies Of kingman
promises 10 be one Of the events OF tn
season. Everyone who can come is cor
daily invited. Children must not masl
as they will not bs allowed on the floor.
Daniel Smith was circulating petition
yesterday for the purpose oi raisini
enough money TO pay the expense Of tn
removal Of the body Of William Jackso'
to the new cemetery. Old timers should
donate literally to the fund, as jackson
!, duying his life, was one Of the most gen