Mohave County miner., 1891-09-26
LOcaL BRIEF,S.

I'D, Henson is back from the Albuquer.
que fair.
W. Neal went over to Mineral PARK
yesterday.
The female peddler paid Kingman a
visit this week.
John Blakely has been spending the
week in Kingman.
Charles Cummings was IN from Wal
lapai Springs yesterday.
John X Mackenzie and wife are home
again from San Francisco.
Abe. Lafeser has been enjoying King.
man climate for the past week
Mrs, Del. Beebe is enjoying the sea-
breezes in the city Of the Angels
Judge J X Rnssel and wm. Flanni.
gan took trip down to the Needles the
other day.
w f. Frost, the Walapai Springs cat.
,leman, paid his respects TO Kingman
one day this week
Under Sheriff Jno. Potts went mp to
Stockton Hill Yesterday on business con
nected with the Sherif's office.
q. w Bsecher, who has been absent
for the past month returned from San
Francisco "Wednesday morning.
A. NJ. NcDufree spen. several days in
the county metropolis and went over to
the Park on Thursdays blackboard.
Fred Dawson, who has been working
at Chloride for the past month, came in
from. that place Wednesday evening.
A. F, Cofer was in town yesterday
with load OF produce from his ranch
near Signal, which he disposed OF at good
figures.
Ed. Thompson was over from the En-
pire mine Thursday and everything run
ming smoothly on that property is re-
ported.
John G.. Campbell was over from
Campoell Wednesday on business, and
returned home Thursday. Mr.. Lassell
accompanied him.
Geo Bowers has been making his
headquarters in Kingman for the past
few days. He returned to Layne Springs
yesterday afternoon.
Geo. Bonelli returned from a three
weeks pleasure trip to San Francisco
H.. a H,a H,I
iovable time during his stay in the
city.
The theatrical club will give a perfor-
nance sometime in October, bot the time
has not been definitely fixed. The enter
tunment il bound 10 be a success under
the able leadership OF Mrs. j II. Russell.
William Richards and g. w. Beecher
wentto Wallapai Springs yesterday morn
ing The last named gentleman has
purchased two hundred head of range
cattle Of w. b. Stephens and went out to
Wall pai Springs to receive the stock.
Some person or persons paid noctur-
mai visit to the hen roost Of Yung Hing
Wo & Co, and the next morning several
fine fryers were conspicuous by their abb
sence. The Cinnamon have plenty OF
sorrow in their hearts and vow vengeance.
Cattlemen In this county are beginning
to ship feeders to Kansas City. They
get pretty good figures for their cattle and
it pays them to keep their ranges thinned
down close The available land suitable
for stock raising is rapidly filing mp with
cattle, and in few years the country will
be overstocked unless the cattlemen keep
the ranges down by shipments to the
eastern markets.
There Is rumor afoat to the effect oil
another Wallapai sqnaw having been
killed or murdered, but the Indians do
not seem TO care to talk about it. IL is
supposed that the squaw killed is sister
OF the Indian who is now in Jail ON
charge Of murder. The Wallapais have
a custom that when one Indian murders
another the Indian and all his relatives
should be put to death, thus exterminat-
ing the breed, and no doubt the Wallapais
have commenced operations with the
Staying OF Nigger's sister.