Mohave County miner., 1891-08-22
Ed, Burke is now a reslaen. a Ki.x.

"'so warm Gays.
r. III. Miller, Of NJ. Louis, one Of the
owners IN the Arb mine 10 in town.
Mrs. James Rothweli is visiting king.
man, the guest Of MRS T.. ]. Goldman.
M's. Il. X. Bastolph. ot Mineral Park.
10 visiting hes many friends In Kinvmsn.
Thomas ssesn has returned 70 King.
uaa from an extended stay in Prescott.
"6s" Reilly 10 in town from the mines
Ia the Old womAn's moanssin. Calito,.
MIA.
The Misses sherman, Of Mineral Park
sii' return 10 school In Oakland nsxt
week.
w. u. Stephens and family are up from
Their ranch CA the SANDY. on . visi. 20
relatives.
There will he u social dance NJ the res.
idence Of j. III. Johason, on Oak Creek,
this evening.
beehe's dig teams IL loaded up with
lumber which will be hauled on, to the
Flores mine tomorrow.
Joe Owens, who has been working In
the Distaf mine for the past six months,
has gone on visit In 0tsumwa, lows.
The Board OF Supervisors will NEE. as
Board OF Equalization to-morrow, q,
which meeting the tax levy for 1891 will
be made.
sam. Fensler was M from the Berkely
mine the first OF the week. He reported
everything as the mine running along
In first class shape.
Daniel Smith has been selegraphed ios
and on his ARRIVAL will take charge OF the
Treasurer's Office until County Treasurer
hubbs fully RECEIVERS from his injuries.
The rain storm Of last Sunday washed
out nearly ten miles Of the Atlantic and
Pacific track near Fenner, California,
which cau-ed delay Of several days in
the running Of trains.
DIR. George Monroe. DENTS. from San
francisco, is in town prepared 10 practice
all branches oi his profession. Teeth
without or With plates. gold and enau,.
eled crown work. etc. gAs for painles sx-
traction, also rubber and gold plates.
A lodge Of the knights Of Pyihias will
bs organized In Kinsman next Saturday
night, Grand Chancellor Sechri-s, OF
Williams. and number Of the members
Of the Winslow lodge will be here to take
part in the initiation ceremonies.
ZImlochs the magician, gave three
performances of his wonderfui juggling
in Kingmsn this week. To say that he
is good would be drawing IL mild. Few
peoyle have ever witnessed bettey ex-
hibition OF prestidigitatioo. The house
9as crowded each night, the last sight
uore 30 than any other. Should he
again visit kingman q larger building
sill have TO be obtained 10 accommodate
he crowd that will fiock 10 see him.
Mr.. Burgess, travelling correspondent
of the Phenix Republican, IL visiting this
sectIon in the interest OF his paper. He
s ready and interesting writer and will
sivs a general outline OF the great no
sources OF this county. Mr.. Burgess waa
through this section years ago and many
n the old landmarks are still fresh in hrs
We hops the good people os
Ringaan will give him all the informa.
ion possible and assist him In presenting |
,ur vast resources in the most sttrative
Last Monday, In company Of Mr.. Bur
sess, travelling correspondent Of the Pie
nix Republican, We visited the ranches
d Richard Taggart and j. III. johnson.
AT the former ranch We found Mr.. Tag
CART in his orchard picking the ripe and
luscious fruits preparatory TO shipment to
iowns along the line Of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad. The orchard presents q
appearance, the trees being
|oaded down with their weight OF tempt
ng fruit. At Johnson's ranch the same
beautiful sight OF fruit laden trees was
seen. After sampling the different va
.iatisa Of frnit at the two ranches we re.