Mohave County miner., 1891-10-31
TOWN aE0 COUNTY NEWS.

and Friday.
Capt. w. III. Hardy paid Needles
visit Monday night,
AL. Eaton and Bob Johnson have been
spending the week IN Eingman.
Chas, Merritt Was in town from his
ranch after supplies the first Of the week.
Mrs. Will Carr is up from Cedar ON
month or six weeks visit TO her mother,
Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. Watkins, who has been visiting
her son, ii. IL. Watkins, for the pas,
fortnight returned to her home in San
jose Monday night
Mrs John Marshall, who has been i'll
Tor the past week at the Commercial
lodging house. is, We are happy to say,
slowly eonvalescing.
George Miller, son Of the late Peter
Miller OF Lookout Springs on the Prescott
road, has been appointed road overseer
from Hackherry to Fort Rock
Geo NJ. Bowers has returned from his
trip 20 California. He saw sunol do her
famous trotting against tins on the kite
shaped track at Stockton recently.
Billy Brandon is in town from the
Nighthawk mine. Himself and Tommy
Oliver are running tho upper tunnel Oh
the NighthaWk mine on "A contract.
G. E. Tyler and Allen Gibson, who
have been engaged in assisting in thr
recent survey OF the township, have com.
plelrd their labors and returned 10 King
man.
i,slI Beebe left on Monday nights pas
asngrr for L1, Angeles TO visit Mrs
Bs,be who ia quite sick in that city. We
sincerely regret to hear Of her illness and
hope il is nothing serious.
A cattlrm4n OF Williams nv the name
of Miller shipped two train loads Of beet
cattle from that point 20 Bakersfield, Cal
They passed through KingmAn Monday,
and Were in fine condition for heel
The Beebe Barbour Theatrical con panv
will be in Kingman and give several per
iurnances OH or about November 23i AID
24ih. The rroupe.is well spoken Of and
will undoubtedly do well in Kngman.
J. II. Campbell. superintendent Of the
Flores mine and mill, accompanied hy
hi- hrther,. came over from Campbell
Tuesday and returned Wednesday. They
report work on the nil progressing favor
ably.
John Penner,hy has ordered q neat
tombstone TO be placed on the grave OF
lack CORN, Who died here several years
ago. Jack CORN was good man while
OF this earth and bef'ting monument
TO MS memory shouid have been erected
long ago.
o. ID CIack informs us that the partner
Of his joys and sorrows is expected on to-
nights passenger train from Gaylord,
X ,n.as, whore she has been visiting for
the past several months. She brings
"a costly presant TO her spouse in the
shape Oi fine baby hoy.
John Blikely, who has been working
on the round up at Heny Lambert's ranch
on Willow Creek, came in on Wednesday
With very haily spralnea wrist, caused
by horse falling down With him. the
doctor dressed the injured member and
John is doing nicely at present
We are informed that seven or eight
new buildings are bow goiug up at the
Needles and that twenty-five or thirty
men, besides a number of Mohaye In
dians. are engaged in their construction,
Tie building are TO take the places OF the
ones recently DESTROYED by fire and are
better in every way than the ones de-
s'royed. They will have substantial iron
roofing, stylish fronts and will be made
a. near fire proof ~ possible.
Our old friend Frank Abrams, Who is
one Of the most peaceahle and orderly OF
orr citizens, got into little racket with
a Mexican Tuesday. II appears that thc
Mexican had loaded up with Kingman
tanglefoOt and had entered the house OF
Alonzo Ferrar day or two before and
demolished considerable furniture, dishes
&c. Mrs Ferrsr was very badly fright
ened and tod Frank Abrams 20 inform
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