Mohave County miner., 1891-06-06
William Freeboru is 10 town.

Basln Sunday.
The horribles had best be getting
move on themselves.
The Fourth Of July celebration is now
the ali absorbing topic in Kingman.
Come to Kingman on the Fourth
July and We will guarantees YOU good
time.
Beal Street could be made into splen-
did six hundred yards straight-away
course.
Judge w. q. Blakely went up to Hack.
berry TO attend the funeral OF Peter Mil
Ter yesteday.
The horribies will be very attractive
feature Of the Fourth OF July celebration
in kingnan.
j. G. Ogden. the gentlemanly super,n.
tendent Of the Diamond Joe mine, Is a,
home again.
Hon. Foster s. Deanis is having his
residence on SoAth Front Street fixed up
ia an artistic manner.
We think il is about time that the At
lantic 4 Pacific railroad people were pay
ing up their delinquent taxes.
Mrs Ryan's yard is looking quite nice,
the alfalfa having come up and spread
out so IS TO completely cover the ground.
Judge J., r. Russells residence on
Fourth street looks quite neat and com
Portable since receiving new coat OF
paint.
Recorder Goldman went cunning Tues
day for chickenhawks He brought down
two large ones. and thinks they will not
bother his little chickens again soon.
Mr. Cross and his amiable wife are
keeping the boarding house at the Elk
hart mine, and the boys seem to appre-
eiate the tasty cooking that obtains there.
Gus. Gatewooi was in town Sunday
lie is on his way TO join the rodeo crowd
at Little Meadows, whsre they are gath
ering and branding up the annual crop of
spring calves.
Hon. +. S. Dennis and vile. Gorham
ID. Sanderson, Miss Ethel Beecher, Miss
Nettie Dodge and Miss Clara Powers
came in on Thursday nights train from
San Francisco.
About four hundred Indians are en-
gagged in the dance at Coara Springs
Our correspondent is now on his way
there and next week We will give our
readers a dissertation on ghost dancing.
The letter OF the Kingman correspond
ent in the Needles Eye created quite a
sensation among our dudes and dudines,
and many susmises have been made as
TO its authorship. We really think it was
old man Gushington himself.
GAbe Levy. one Of Signals live mer-
chants, was in Kingman on business
bent Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.
Levy has received the contract to furnish
beef for the Indian school at the reserya-
ton on the Colorado river below Aubrey
landing.
Mineral Park has the horse racing fever
and hardly day passes that there is not
one or two races. Last Sunday three
races were run in the valley below town
The first race was between Gillillai's
bay horse, Splinter, and an Indi ~ horse
and was won by the former. In the sue
ceeding races 10, the poor Indian, sue
ceeded in transferring all their ready cash
TO the pockets OF their white brethren.
Tom Oliver and Frank Meadows, who
have had lease on the Nighthawk mine
for the past two months, brought to the
sampler the richest shipment Of ore ever
sent TO kingman. Their sack sample
OF first class ore runs nearly seven thous-
and dollars per ton; the second class,
two thousand five hundred dollars, and
the third class one thousand dollars per
ton. THIS is really the richest ore ever
taken from that already famous mine,
as the former shipments OF first class ore
have run from one thousand four hun
dred TO one thousand eight hundred dol
lars per ton. Nowhere in Arizona could
such ore be found without creating the
greatest excitement, but in Mohave coun-
ty it simply elicits mere passing com
ment.