Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
Il EiIihee vas IL town yasbssday.

Hist.
RE. Kayssr was up from the Sandy
this week.
| A. NJ. McDuffee let 10, Mineral Park
yesterday.
Capt. Hardy's grsin field Is lpjming up
bright and green.
Chas. Logan and Chas. Merritt were in
town this week.
Lafe stinnett came in from Todd Basin
Thursday evening.
Charles Cummings is In town from
his mine at wailspai Springs.
Mrs. Geo. Aitken, oi Campbell, paid a
visit TO the metropolis Thursday.
| Mrs. Sergeant has been quite III this
week, at her home south Of the railroad.
Gorham sanderson ofIiciates az grace
fully behind the counter as he did at the
desk.
The best investment in the country for
idle capital would be residences in King
man.
Mrs. T.. J.. Brswn, and little daughter
Matte, have been visiting in Kingman
this week.
Judge Russell, Chas. Ziemer and l..
Peters visited James mill in Todd Basin,
this week.
John Barry shipped q carload Of ore
from the Sunlight and 81. Louis mines
yesterday.
| Crozier & Mckenzie have purchased a
sixteen-ioot aeremoior for thrir new well
east Of town.
Aitken & Wilson will commence NOV
ing the county safes into the new court
house Monday.
A mule was rafiled off at Mineral Park
last Wednesday night, and was won by
Barney Mccall.
Anyone wishing pictures taken should
call around early. as Mr. Hildreth intends
leaving Kingman in lew days.
Mineral Park II taking on q lively ap-
pearanec and bids fair TO be the liyeliest
camp in the county in short time.
Mrs. J. l.. Ryan has had her premises
inclosed by neat picket fence, which
greatly improves the appearance Of her
place.
Frank L. Smith left Wednesday night
for San Francisco, where he goes to pur.
chase new machinery for the sampllng
Works.
/ Recorder Goldman has broken ground
preparatory 10 planting q crop Of 2x4
squashes and second common peaches,
also some fine roof trees.
Owing to IN accident DIR. Marshall, the
Flagstaff dentist, was unable to reach
Kingman this week, as advertised, but
win be here next Tuesday, the 9th.
1 The supper for the masquerade, next
Tuesday evening, will be served at the
Hnbbs House and II is safe to say that
Landlord Baker will get up something
good.
Mr.. Jas. Templin, so well and favorably
known by number Of Mohave county
prospectors, 10 at present In Denver. His
many friends are longing for his return
TO Kingman. .....
A letter from Morgan and Collins, at
the Champion mine, states that they are
in very hard rock, and will not reach the
ledge for six weeks yet. They are work,
! ing two shifts.
Bob S.een," the Indian who was shot
some time ago by Deputy Ewing while
resisting arrest, and has since been in
hiding, has sent in word that he will come
In shortly and surrender.
l a. NJ. McDufee is at present engaged
IN developing his properties in the vicinity
Of Mineral Park Park. Mac. has some
good-looking prospects, and we hope he
will strike 1t rich, az be deserves.
| Peter Benson was in town yesterday
from the Twins mine. He informs US
that the crosscut from the bottom OF the
shaft is in about twenty-four feet and ex-
poets TO cut the back ledge in few days.
The TaggasE Mercantile Company has
new adv. In this issue. We commend
them to our readers as fair, ,square-dealing
| firm, and one which will supply yon with
anything you need, be you farmer, stock
man or miner.
| The MlsER gstans thanks to l.. o.
Cowan, Of the Kingman Bottling Works,
for dozen Of his celebrated sarsaparilla
and iron. As this office has gone prohib-
ition by a large majority, the present was
very acceptable.
| A new shaft in which q cage will be
used viii soon be sunk on the CGpel
about sixty feet north OF the main shaft.
Owing to an accident TO the pumping
machinery the water has not yet been
pumped out. This mine has been the
most fertile producer Of high grade Gro
nS a ~ in fh a farrifnrs nd will cna,, ,,rl.x