Mohave County miner., 1891-10-31

'f' Jacobs has finished the township
survey.
Matt Carr Is mp from the Copper Camp
on the sick list
J. H. Gilman, Of Albuquerque, wss in
kingman this week.
Beebe's big team took ou, a Dad of
lumber to Chloride Tuesday.
Chas. A, Bailey. the Pomona, Cal,
piano tuner, has gone to Prescott.
George Briggs, the genial gentleman
from the Needles, was Kingman visitor
this week.
The soda works of Crozier & Mscken-
gle seem to be doing thriving business
these days.
Mulligan 4 Wilkinson are having the
front OF their saloon repainted, making
considerable Of an improvement thereby
w. +. Frost WAS in from Wailapai
Springs yesterday and took out load Of
supplies and lumber for his ranch at that
place.
l.. w. Moore, the Oakland drummer,
was in Kingman several days this week,
taking orders for clothing from the resi-.
dents Of Kingman
On' local sportmen are making great
killing among the quail in the vicinity OF
Kingmsn these days, but the supply
Is equal to the demand
Thola, the Wallapai Indian arrested
and tried last Tuesday on a charge OF
shooting at brother w Whl,p,i, was con-
Victed and sentenced 10 twenty days in
the county bastile.
Wm. Daum, who has been In the en-
ploy Of Crozier & Mackenzie for the past
six months, has resigned his position and
gentleman by the name Of John Laffy
is established in the position vacated by
Mr.. Ddum.
THE weather at this time OF year in
Northern Arizona ia simply perfect. The
i tyS are sunshiny and warm and the
nights delirio ISly mill AMI biImy. Come
to Northern Arizona all ye who desire
periec,i0n in everything, and your most
lsanguine expectations will be fully rea-
! lied
There was dance at Jack JOhnson's
Oak Greek ranch last Tuesday night and
\ considerable number attended from
this place. The party was given in honor
OF Miss Mamie Penherthy's eigteenth
birthday. and is said, by those who were
| fortunate in receiving an invitation, 10
have been very enjoyable affair.
LasF night freight train ran into an
open switch at Franconia, siding about
fiiten miles this side Of the river. The
engine turned over on it's side, burying
the fireman beneath il. The engineer
escaped unhurt. The fireman was ex-
treated from beneath the wreck after a
few hours hard work. ani was found to
have received fracture OF both legs he
Ltw the knee and was otherwise badly
bruised. II is thought that it will be
necessary TO ampntate one leg. He was
taken through to Albuquerque on the de-
layed east bound passenger this morning.
| The wreck was not cleared up until about
eleven o'clock to day.
Perry Beebe was very seriously injured
about noon yesterday by being run over
hy the hg ore wagon. The accident oc-
cnrred on the valley road below Mineral
Park, and about eighteen miles from
kinynnln. The particulars OF the acci-
cident are a. follows: Mr.. Beebe WAS
walking beside the team and concluded
TO get on the wagon and ride. Grasping
the breechng Of the near wheeler he
stepped up on the donbletree. At the
same time a bush growing beside the
road caught his feet and he fell TO the
ground. the font wheel OF the wagon
passing over his left foot. running npI
over his thigh and hip and passing of at
the waist. The wagon was loaded with
ten thousand pounds OF ore, but luckily
the ground was a sand bed and the limb
was pressed down into the yielding earth.
Az the first wheel passed over him by an
effort he moved himself ont Of the wagon
rut, thereby saving himself from further
muti.ation. His shoes were torn from
his feet and the skin Of the left foot slit
from his great toe back 10 the instep, ex.
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