Mohave County miner., 1891-09-19
LOcaL BRIEF.s.


John Selkias was doan from peacb
Springs Thursday on official business.
Quite number Of the Kingnaan boys
have returned from the Albuquerque lair.
The Taggart Mercantile company have
erected coal house on their 10, ON From,
Street.
Frank L. Smith il ia Socorro on hosj.
ness connected with the kingmin sanp-
ling Works
Owing to the wreck AZ Tehachapi the
easi-bclnd passenger was FIVE hours late
this morning.
William Bohne, who has been vust;.
eating IN Kingman for the past month,
returned this morning.
Harvey Huobs VAS very low wednes.
day, bns has eince rallied aud now seems
10 be brighter and stronger than al any
time since the accident.
Miss MiIlie, Feeler, whe has been Wis.
iting her snsler, Mrs. q. w. Beecher.
went over 10 Chloride this morning 10
take charge of ti,e school at that place.
DIR Dean removed cancer from under
the arm Of a county patient. David Roarn
by name, one lay last week. The OPP
GRAFTON was successful and the patient al
this writing is resting easily and will soon
be around again.
Leonardo Bargas. Mexican IN tl,e em-
ploy of John Fielding. Uarkberry, had
horse tall backwards with him, break
his collar bone. He came to town and
placed himself under the care Of DR..
Dean and Is now doing nicely.
Twenty.eight tickets were sold 10 King
NANTES 10 the fair a, Albnquerque. The
following aIe some 81 those vino tpoS
passage AZ this point Chas Zieuier,
John Ko!ar, Lew Iassell. Abe Laferer,
]. K. Rissell, FL. Burke, Frank Wilson,
John Blakely, Frank l.. Smith, Wm. |
Fhanisan, Mr. Haviland, M.lcolm slc-
Ieish, A. ". MacDuffee, Capt. w. H.
Hardy. Wm. Richards, FL Henson,
Chas Logtn, Mrs. +. J. Goldman, Mrs. /
Liiia l. Partridge. There were also nine
blackberry citizens who went TO take in
fair.
Yesterday was the fifth birthday Of
Miss Oracle Zinmer, the handsome little
daughter of Mr arid Mrs Charles Hie- /
ner, and the event was duely celebrated
by the issuance 81 invitations TO all her
little friends to attend grand birthday
party AZ the residence Of her parents on
Cedar avenue The presents presented
the little miss by her yonng friends were /
beautiful and varied. Pillow shaws, silk /
handkercliiefs innnmerable, beautiful {
gold ring. Edison doll, scrap book, broom,
etc, were among the collection, while the
presents Of bon bons will cause grave
fears for the yonng lady's health for
same dime 10 come. TIE dinner served ,
the little one was enjoyed by them all. I
Their wish il tha. Miss G-acie may have 1
many many happy birthdays.
The entertainment and dance given by
the ladies Of Kingu.an last Thursday and
Friday evenings vas financial, as well
as a social success. The amount realized .
was 1856 80, which will go towards the
liquidation OF the amount due on the pr
ano recently purchased for the use Of the
tosn The thanks Of the community are
due Mesdames IT, s. Dennis, W. q.
Dodge, J. G. Potts, j. K. Russeil, Chas.
Ziener, Ed Harrington, NJ. G. Copeland,
the Misses Dodge and Powers, Messrs
John McGregor, Frank Wilson, Lee
Raiigit, Lew Biakely, DIR. Dean, and
many others. for their untiriDg efforts IN
behalf of the success Of the entertainment
and dance The committee also desires
70 thank Richard Taggart and j. H.
Johnson for donations Of fruit; also w.
H. Rodgers, Stockton, for cash donation.
The yOung ladies who presided over the
ice cream stands deserve especial men
tion. There were three tables, and the
Misses Lallah Potts, Edith Ogden. Kitty
Wilson, Lizzie Anderson, Florence Og-
den, and frankie Potts were financially
successful, taking in the sum OF $3.50
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