Mohave County miner., 1891-12-19
TowSAx0 coUxYv sFws.

Are We TO have Christmss dancer IL
the question.
John Jamison is in from the mines Of
Layne Spnngs country.
Mrs. Foster 8. Dennis 10 Just recover
rug from severe illness.
All the boys around town are prActcing
with their "Long Toms"
Supervise, samuel Crozier spent several
days this week In Kingman.
Holiday goods are being displayed in
all the show windows IN town.
All this country lacks Is the the canals
and gondolers to be the Venice Of Amer.
ica.
These are beautiful nights--beautiful
40 any ever seen IN the bright land Of
Italy.
There will be dance at the courthouse
Christmas Eve. to which everybody is
invited.
Pete C4lfsey, who had been spending =
week 10 Kinsman. returned home SAtur.
day last
f. M. Hickey. our popular day opera
TOR at this place, visited Peach Springs
this week.
The Hubbs House is now one Of the
hest patronizei hotels on the line Of the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad
large number OF Kingman children
ss well grown folks have had spontan-
eous attack Of chicken pox.
John G. Fielding and Fred Nobman
were down from blackberry Monday rs
witnesses in an Indian case.
Ed linus, one Of Mohave county's sub
ct initial citizens, Was down from Hack.
berry on short business trip Monday.
John II. Campbell, superintendent Of
the Flores mine, is the happy father Of
brand new baby girl. born on the morning
Of Thursday, Dec. 10th.
Dressed turkeys and chickens and fresh
oysters will arrive by express on the 23rd
At the w. II. Tagysrt Mercantile Co.'S.
Send in your orders early.
Sandy, the banner Democratic precinct
Of Mohave county. gave good account
sf itself election day. Only one vote Was
polled against tho constitution and eigh-
teen for it.
=, Judge J. NJ. Murphy and G. w. Beech.
FER went out on visit OF inspection OF
the mines in Minnesota district Monday
afternoon and expect 10 be gone about
i've days.
4 John Hughes returned from Los Ange-
les Tuesday afternoon. While in the
city Of the angels he took course Of
treatment at the Hammaln baths, which
proved very beneficial.
These long beautiful nights are the de-
light OF love struck people. whose sole
desire seems to be to gaze ut the beauti.
fal moon a. she sais in the fullness OF
her grandeur across the horizon.
Supt MCGOWAN will commence the is.
sue Of rations to the Wallapai Indians
about the 9th of January. The Indian
seem to await the opening Of their days
OF feAsting with much impotence.
Mr.. II. II. Watkins wishes Us to in
form the public that he will receive in
day or two the finest line Of toys, albums
toilet cases and other nice things for the
holidays that has ever been displayed
here.
G. l.. Cleaver, who has been foreman
OF the Distaf mine for the Denver Min
ing and Milling Co. for six or seven
months past. left for Kansas City Thurs
day morning. He will be gone about
two weeks.
The Wallap1is are going to build q
corral on the fat above Kingman, where
they will hold their ghost dances IN
future. Since WAilapai Charles con-
version to the Messiah belief he has
taken the lead IN all matters spookev,
and il 10 at his instance that the dances
Will hereafter 70 held near the habitatiou !
OF the whites.
Edward Alvord. . miner who has been
working in this county for some time
past, died Of pneumonia on Wednesday
iast after an illness Of only a few days. |
Deceased came in from the mines about