Mohave County miner., 1891-02-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Ed. Conrad was in town Monday and
Tuesday this week.
Recorder Goldman is nursing felon
on his hand this week.
Geo. Aitken paid visit to his ranch
near blackberry monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bowers have
been stopping in town this week.
The people Of Peach Springs have COM
menced boring for water with which to
supply the town.
Sheriff Lake, accompanied by Deputy
U. 5. Marshal Bfbwn, paid Peach Springs
visit Wednesday.
There will be social dance at the res
idence OF j. II. johnson, on Oak Creek,
this, Saturday, afternoon.
Harvey Hubbs and wife returned on
last Saturday mornings train after a
weeks stay in Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. p. Finnegan, who has been
very i'll at her home in Chloride, is, we
are happy to state, recovering her wonted
health.
Judge L. o. Cowan has been suffering
with "bile" on his neck for the past
week, and loses considerable Of his
wonted dignity thereby.
Several parties from Kingman attended
the dance on the SANDY this week, at the
residence OF j. A. Carrow, the occasion
being the completion Of his fine new resi-
denee.
We call the attention Of people who are
growing about the cold snap to the re-
ports OF the weather in New Mexico and
Colorado, where thousands OF cattle are
dying OF cold and hunger.
Henry Bowman has the contract for
carrying the mail from Yucca to Signal.
The stage leaves Yucca Mondays and
Fridays, aud on the return trip leaves
Signal Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Cross Bros, Chloride, have gone 10 st.
George, Utah, where they have about
four hundred brood mares, which they
will place on their range in Sacramento
valley as soon as they can be brought
down.
Kingman IL not slow when it comes to
the production Of babies, as three were
born to residents Of the town during the
week. Well, We propose 10 populate the
county, either by immigration or an an
nual baby crop.
Geo. NJ. Bowers viii put three shifts to
work on the Primrose mine in Todd
Basin the first OF March. A tunnel will
be run several hundred feet on the ledge
and II is expected will open up large
body Of good grade ore.
We regret 10 learn Of painful accident
which happened to Mrs. Thos. B. shipp
at blackberry last week. While attempt
ing to alight from moving train she was
thrown down and sustained q broken fin
ger and several bruises. She Ia n0g doing
nicely.
John and s. L. Dous, Of Iowa, went
out with Charles Myers TO inspect the
Mexican mine In Todd Basin, Sunday.
The mine is a good one, and We hope the
Messrs Dous may be induced to purchase
the property and put up reduction works
in the vicinity.
James Mulligan, brother OF our fe!-
low citizens Thomas and John Mulligan,
who has been visiting here for several
months, left for his old home in Boston,
Mass. Thursday. While here Mr.. Multi
gan made many warm friends who
deeply regret his departure.
Jesse GiliiIand was injured in drift in
the Empire mine at Chloride, Saturday
night last, by large rock falling from
the roof. The rock struck him on the
arm and hand lacerating them very badly.
Luckily he observed the rock in time TO
escape being crushed to death.
Gr. b. S. Murphy, who has been sick
at his home in Kingman all the winter,
Is still very i'll. Mr.. Murphy is Mex
jean War Veteran, having belonged to
the End Illinois Infantry. He would be
pleased TO meet any old veterans who
can conveniently call upon him.
Last Friday evening Charles Gordon
while running some ore through the rolls
at the Sampler, was so unfortunate as to
have his hand caught and very severly
injured. The middle finger Of the right
hand had to be amFutated at the first
joint and two others were mashed badly
Geo. Conard and wife, accompanied by
a brother Of Mrs. Conard, arrived from
San Francisco Saturday afternoon, and
left for their home in Todd Basin Sun
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Conard
have been visiting friends and relatives
in California for some months, and their
many friends in Mohave county are glad
10 have them back again.
W A. Rogosch, representing the Fl
deity Mutual Aid Association, Of Cali
fornia, has been stopping in Ringman for
the past two weeks, under medical treat