Mohave County miner., 1891-06-13
p. III. Tompkins Is in from Cedar.

Newt Smell In In from Wallapai monn-
tain.
Capt Burbags came down from Stock.
ton Hill Thursday evening.
The Wallapais are having another
ghost dance in Wallapai mountain.
The committee on sports should be
getting the race track Ia condition.
Come 20 Kingman on the Fourth and
join us in celebrating our nations birth
day.
This section has been experiencing
considerable dusty, clustering weather
during the past few dnys.
The Courier saws Judge Mnrphy is the
man 10 deliver the Fourth OF July oiation
in kingman, and SO say our citizens.
John McGregor returned Wednesday
afternoon from the Diamond Joe mine,
and reports everything running along
smoothly.
The ranchers around Kingman will be-
shipping fruit in about ten days. The
nnest fruit ever grown here will he pro-
duced this year.
J. N. Cohenour, Peach Springs pop.
uar Young merchant, was looking over
the beauties and possibilities OF King.
man Wednesday.
nj. p. Delahsnty came over from Chic
ride last evening. He has car load OF
lead ore q. the sampler, that he will have
run through to-day.
John Marshall and wife and M. w.
Scott and family came down from Stock
ton Hill Thursday evening and returned
home the next day.
The musical committee met at the vi .
+. church last night to formulate mus,
ical program for the Fourth OF July. II
was well attended and considerable
practice was had.
Hon. p. F. Collins came in from the
Champion mine Thursday night. He
reports work on the Champion tunnel
progressing finely and that it will reach
the ledge in about fifty feet.
James Twiggs came in from Todu
Basin yesterday evening. Mr.. Twiygs
has the contract for putting up the new
hoist on the Paymaster mine and also
for sinking the main shaft Of the mine
twenty-five feet deeper.
q. w. Beecher is making considerable
improvement 10 hrs place on Front street.
Besides building storeroom and cum
mer kitchen, he will put on neat porch
to the west side OF his house that win
add much 20 the appearance OF the place.
The larger portion Of the inhabitants
OF the outlying settlements have signi.
fled their intention OF being present In
Kingman on the Fourth OF July, and
will materially aid in its celebration.
They will be warmly welcomed by our
generous-hearted people.
A lecture on Physical Force was given
in the NJ. +. Church last Thursday even
ing by DIR. w. p. Ewing of Charleston,
w. Va, The lecture was for the benefit
OF the little ones and was instructive as
well to older folks. The doctor is an able
and fluent speaker and the lecture is
highly spoken OF by those who were for
tunate enough 10 attend.
We understand that our fellow towns
man, Philip Hach, will make an interest
ing comparison of the American form OF
government with that OF the monarchial
form OF the old world, in an address
to he delivered by him on the Fourth of
July. NJ Hach thoroughly understands
the subject upon which he will speak and
it will he well worth listening to.
The MINER would be pleased TO rece i've
any and all communications of interest
from all parts of this county, but we in
sist that the parties sign their names in
full or the manuscript will find resting
place in our waste basket. We have re-
ceived several very interesting communi-
cations during the past few weeks, but
cannot publish the same because no
name accompanied the correspondence.
Card of Thanks.