Mohave County miner., 1891-03-14
LOCAL RREvITIEs.
silver, t.9s. Lead. s4.42k.

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\ A great deal Of sickness Is prevalent in
\ Kingman.
y.H. Sample and John Jamisou left
ior home Monday.
Geo. N. ConArd was in town for o few
hours Thursday.
P.H. Tompkins is in the city from his
home In Cedar district.
John Brobant was up from Needles
this week visiting friends.
&c. Potts and Geo. Roster have been
visiting Cedar district this week.
Hartley B. Thompson was in from
Coara Springs Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. J. p. Booth, Of the Needles, paid
Kingman professional call Monday.
The Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad have
received several new Brooks locomotives.
Superintendent Park was a visitor in
The county capital Monday and Tuesday.
Uncle Charley Beckwith is very i'll at
his room in the Penberthy lodging
house.
Hugh w. Hitchcock, Deputy Assessor,
has gone on an assessing tour Of the
county.
We are sorry to hear that Thomas
Mulligan is seriously i'll at his home in
Todd Basin.
John O'Rourke, Dick 0'Fallon and
Jess Gilliland are taking ia the sights Of
Kingman.
John Hughes returned 10 Stockton Hill
Saturday, after stay Of several weeks in
Kingmsn.
Our genial friend, J. l.. Nelson, Of
Peach Springs was in the city Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Aitken and family
rent up TO their ranch near blackberry
Monday afternoon.
II. b. Cox, it is said. is suffering from
sdtening OF the brain and his recovery is
said 10 be very doubtful.
Mrs. Henry Bowman, ot the Cienega
ranch, spent Sunday and Monday in
Kingman visiting friends.
Work ON the new MINER building has
been commenced and il will probably be
completed by the first of April.
Frank l.. Smith has moved his stable
from the corner Of Fourth and Beal to
ssmpling Works across the track.
L.O. Cowan took a run up TO Peach
Springs Tuesday afternoon TO visit his
many frieads In that thriving little vii
lsge.
Arthur Kilburn has been engaged for
some time past in putting in pipe line
from Grapevine spring to the Beal Spring
ranch.
We believe there is a law against al
lowing children TO enter saloons or gam
ing places, and il should be strictly en-
forced.
Joseph Johndrew came in from Todd
Basin Wednesday to consult physician,
being sufferer from pronounced case
ot the grippe.
An immense amount Of freight Is now
being hauled over the Atlantic & Pacific
road owiag 10 the washouts on the South
ern Pacific railroad.
A lady and her little daughter gave a
steriopticon exhibition in the NJ. j..
church last Saturday night TO a good
sized and appreciatiye audience.
viii A. Watkins is now fixture in the
Kinsman drugstore, having returned
from San Jose on Mondays train. VIII
has great many friends in town who
will be glad to have him again among us.
The elecutionary genius, Henry s. Hill,
who gave an entertainment in the NJ. r..
church short time ago, has been accused
Of ssindling by the Tucson Star. He
worked the same dodge in this county
and picked up number Of stray dollars
by the operation.
The man who will put down number
Of wells in wallapai valley will have for
tune thrust upon him. Not the least
doubt ia the world exists but that at a
depth Of about two hundred feet all the
water necessary TO irrigate the whole
sslley can be obtained. Let some enter
prisang man Of means put down an eI'
perimentai well.
A full house greeted the Uncle Toms
Cabin company at the courthouse lasi
Friday night. The actors, not TO be out
done by the house, were also full, not ol
enthusiasm bat Of poor whiskey. Theii
carload Of scenery consisted OF the rem
nsnts OF three old drop curtains, the
usuasparaphernslia Of barn-stormins com
panies. Instead OF giving the advertised
programme Uncle Josh Whitcomb wa'
rendered in a manner calculated TO pu'
an Apache Indian TO the blush.
The people Of the Sandy and sigma
propose TO build road from the latte
place to the Hillside mine in faS
spai county, a distance Of forty
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