Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30
Fred Leonard 10 on the sick list.

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Dir. Eames, OF the Empire mill, came
In from PASADENA Thursday night.
], Mr.. and Mrs. Urbano Garcia have emi.
grated to Williams, Coconino county.
Judge w. g. BIakely took trip down
70 the Needles and vicinity the first OF the
week.
DIR. Livingston, formerly OF this place,
has gone TO Prescott to practice his pro-
iession.
Mrs. NJ. A. Barnes came 10 wednes-
day night from Denver on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. ziener.
I We inadvertently omitted mention OF
the birth OF a baby boy to the vile OF
County Treasurer Hubbs. The little
fellow made his appearance on Monday,
May Is.
The case OF the Territory against III. A.
Rodgers has again been continued until
tuesday, June I'd, the complaining wit
ness being still under the Doctors care
and unable to attend court.
Rev. Father Quetu, of Prescott, stopped
over in Kingmsn Friday on his way to
the Needles. We understand il is his
intention to erect Catholic church in
this place in the near future.
To-day is Decoration Day, but as King
man has no graves OF military heroes
10 decorate We presume it will drift into
the dim and distaat past as quietly and
unostentatiously as other days have
done.
Wallapai Charley is very much exer-
cised over the thrests OF the Indian med
icine men to wreak dire vengeance on
him and his for his unbelief in The Mes
siah craze. They say Charley's family
will be taken sick one by one and die off,
and as one vile and three papooses are
already dead, Charley is beginning TO
think the hoodoo is at work, and asks
that soldiers De sent in here to sober the
Indians up. He says the Indians are all
crazy and should be- confined in the in
sane asylum just the same as crazy white
men, until they become rational again.
The medicine men also tell him that he
must Immediately take his children out
OF the school at Mohave, or they will also
come under the ban OF their disapproba-
iion, and pass on TO the happy hunting
grounds prepared on the other side for
the especial uses and privileges OF the
Wallapai tribe.
Large and expectant crowds OF Wsiia-
pals assembled in Kingman Monday to
receive their monthly ration distribution.
Superintendent MCGOWAN was up from
Mohare and made the issue in person.
Old Sherum WAS there, rs eager and ex-
pectant as any OF the motely throng. To
have a Wallapai refuse anything in the
way Of eatioles is cause OF wonderment,
bat at first issue the old chief was in
clined TO refuse TO accept the tender Of
rations, as he thought il would have the
effect of lessening his control over the
Tribe, but the bucks were too anxious TO
be fed to listen to the counsel Of the willy
old chief, and the result is the Indians
have been receiving their raiions regu-
larly for the past four months. They are
now in good condition for their big ,nce
which 10 to bring the long locked for
Messiah. Our special correspondent will
be on the ground and will give detailed
account OF the performance.
While shooting rabbits in the foothills,
near Walapai Mountain, last Sunday,
W. G. Carleton, OF the MINER Office, sue
ceeded in bagging two Of the finest spei-
mems of the Rocky Mountain eagle ever
seen in this part of the country. The
birds were seen from distance, seated
on a rocky peak side by side. After
making detour OF half mile, the hunt
er succeeded in approaching the game
from the rear until close enough to kill
one the first shot and break the wing of
its mate as it few away, and in attempt
ing to capture the wounded bird he had
his hands badly lascerated by It's beak
and talons. The eagles both measured
over six feet from tip 10 tip OF their
wings. One OF the birds was presented
to Chief Wallapai Charley, who is having