Mohave County miner., 1891-05-16
Organize and celebrate.

July.
Grant Richards was over from Mineral
Park this week.
Delicious showers OF rain fell here San
day and Monday.
KlnRman Young ladies are becoming
expert horseback riders.
John Jamison was down Saturday and
Sunday from Layne Springs.
"sixty-Three" Riley came in from the
Death Valley mines this week.
Thomas Baker, the enterprising Hubbs
House caterer, is on the sick list
Our merchants arc receiving large lots
OF fresh groceries and other goods.
w. d. Hartley has built neat fence
around his residence on Beale Street.
Mrs. Conception Gross was over from
her ranch near Mineral Park this week.
A few Of our sporting citizens contem-
plate going TO the Park tomorrow to wit.
ness the horse race.
Richard Taggart now supplies King
man with all kinds OF Vegetables from his
Beal Springs ranch.
J. X. Halsey has been sending out q
great deal OF lumber from his yard dur
fng the past few weeks.
John s. Kolar and Thomas Mcmahon
took run out toward Wallapai noun
tains Wednesday morning.
Capt. Hardy's hay crop seems to be
Stacking up" pretty well, and 1t is
claimed will yield about two tons and
half per acre.
Mrs. L l. Partridge came over from
Mineral Park Tuesday. and left on the
night train for California, where she will
visit relatives during the summer.
The cowboys are rounding up on Jack
Johnson's range in Wallapai valley to-
day. and many Of our local cowboys are
in attendance at the scene of action.
The reported wrecking Of the train con-
veying Shipp Bros. cattle to Kansas City
has been confirmed, although the sum-
Der Of cattle killed did not exceed sixty.
Correspondents will please sign their
full names to all communications 10 tnis
paper. Their names will not be used
for publication but a. evidence OF good
faith.
The second story walls Of the old hotel
building will be taken down and used in
rebuilding the openings in the lower
story. What use the building will be
converted TO is not known.
Several horse races are on the tapis for
the Fourth Of July. We hope a track
viii be fixed up near town or on some Of
the back streets, where q good quarter
mile track can be obtained.
The new iron ceiling for the MINER Of
fee has arrived, and two Of Kingman's
energetic carpenters have put ii up in an
artistic manner. All we now lack is an
artistic painter 10 put On the color al
fresco.
The lecture given Sunday night by DIR.
II. Hardrich, for the benefit OF the NJ. 4.
church, was well worth attending, AZ the
doctor is good speaker and well yersed
in his subject. A large crowd attended
the lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, Of the Copper
Camp, accompanied by Mrs. Connors, of
Yucca, were delighted visitors 70 King
man this week. They say that nowhere
in Arizona have they seen roses grown IN
such profusion rs in our little city,
We understand that horse race has
been arranged between Joe Prisk and
Barney Mccall for five hundred dollars
side. We have not learned what horses
are to be run, but suppose they are Gilli-
lands mare and Prisk's horse. The race
will take place tomorrow at the Park.
The NJ. Il. church presents very neat
appearance since il received its third
coat OF paint. Our people have contrib
uted very liberally toward the beautihca-
ton Of this sanctuary, and have the
pleasure of knowing that Is the only
place Of the kind In the county.
81 buys q painted screen door at Hal