Mohave County miner., 1891-01-31
LOCAL BREvrTlEs.
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COW puncher in the group.
A beligerent stranger was given lodg-
ing in the jail Wednesday.
A Yer Mehr and wife were on visit
n 10 Mineral Park this week.
Ed Conrad was in town from Todd
Basin Thursday aud Friday.
Fred Brawn was down from the Inial-
lible mine the first OF the week.
Frank L. Smith returned from trip to
San Francisco, yesterday afternoon.
g. w. Beecher and Judge J. VI. Murphy
made flying trip to Todd Basin Thurs
day.
Gorham d. Sanderson has been under
the weather during the week with the
grippe.
DIR. J. NJ. Marshall, the dentist is in
town located at Mrs. j. E. Ryan's !odg-
ing house.
Charles Cummings was in town Thurs
day and Friday from his Wallapai
Springs ranch.
A. A. Rilburn was registered at the
the Hotel Burk, Prescott, Saturday. He
returned to Kingman Sunday.
Hildreth the photographer will leave
for Mineral Park Monday. Parties de-
string work in his line should call not
later than Sunday.
The MINER acknowledges the receipt OF
4 invitation to the first annual ball OF the
Oasis Club, Of Peach Springs, to be given
4 on the eve Of Feb. 5th.
James Boggs and wife Of Prescott, who
have been stopping in Kngman on their
wedding tour for several weexs, returned
to their home Thursday.
We publish this week an interesting
continued story entitled the Delinquent
Tax List" for the year 1891, which We
commend TO the perusal Of our readers.
Pr. Collins who, with j. w. Morgan,
Is running a tunnel on the Champion
mine, was over to the masquerade ball
and returned home Thursday afternoon.
Ed. HenssD, Mr.. Grant, James Unca.
pher and A. NJ. McDuffee were over from
the Park Tuesday to attend the rnasquer.
ade, and seemed to have enjoyed them
selves immensely.
w. w. Clack was down from Stockton
Hill an enthusiastic participant in the
masquerade. He informed US that h'
had Just received letter from Frank
O'Dea. who is now resident OF Guiana
iuato, Mexico. Mr.. 0'Dea says he hai
charge of twenty-stamp mill and is do.
Sag well.
ThSs. Roberts has struck seven inches
Of ore assaying SO6 ozs. silver and four
ounces gold per ton. There is also two
foot streak OF ore in the bottom OF the
shaft which will mill over one hundred
dollars gold and silver per ton. This
mine Is situated in the canyon above th'
Oro Plata, in Todd Basin, and is thu
finest prospect in the county.
Robert Rouise was struck in the ey'
with a piece Of steel while engaged il
picking down some quartz in a stOpe il
the 9 o ID mine. The eye became y
painfu, that he had 10 come to town To-
medical attention. The steel has beer
removed but the eye is still very mucl
infiamed and it will be some time befor'
he will have the use Of this importan
member again,
Last Thursday Guadaloupe Labota,
Mexican working for the Denver Mill
ing and Mining company at Minera
Park, while leaning against the windIas
slipped and fell down the shalt, dis
tance Of about twenty feet, and wa
seriously injured about the head ant
shoulders. Had il not been for buckle
hanging in the shaft breaking bis fall, b
would have undoubtedly been killed.
@. W. Bsscher brought in a good sizsc
bar OF gold bullion from the Tod
Basin mill Thursday. The bar is tn
result Of about six days run. Forty-eigh
tons Of Big Injuu ore was worked, in
many hours, the battery sample Of whic
was twenty-five dollars. Water is bein
syphoned out Of the Pennsylvania an
Primarosa mines and the mill can no
make continuous run Of twenty-iou
hours without running short of water.
A prospeetor named Crawford wen
mp to the Needles from the Chemehnas
valley several days ago and filed up O
Needles tanglefoot. Taking a liber
supply with him, he, in company with a
Indian, embarked in a small boat an
drifted down the Colorado river. The
both became very drunk and overtime
n the boat. The Indian was drowned, bI
4 : ~-a9ford reached the shore in saiet
Tie Iadians are pretty much sEsrciss
over the matter and Crawford has d:
appeared.
bob steen," the Indian who was sh
by Deputy Sheriff Ewing some time ag
while rpsistinP arrest. and who came