Mohave County miner., 1891-07-25
LOcaL BRLEFS.

geautiful moonlight nights.
Charles Cummings was IN town Mon
ay.
Charley Logan was in town several
kays this week.
" 4. Coin was in town from Wallapai
prDgs Tuesday.
Anson III. Smith made flying trip 10
Ibuquerque this week.
Xc.E. Cross and wife. OF Chloride, were
4 town Monday afternoon.
John Ross is still holding down the
osn with blood in his ear.
NJ Mrs. John c. Potts and daughter, Miss
Eva, left for Prescott Monday morning.
VIM. III. Briggs came up from the
andy Tuesday with load of farm pro-
aace.
b Cart and horseback riding seems TO be
he proper caper these cool summer
Evenings.
Il VIM. Neal had 6ne Hereford bull
kiIIed on the railroad track east OF town
this week.
Rather warm these days ,ghe thermom-
ster erowding the one f&ndred notch
pretty close.
n J. O'Bnen and Jas. Orr were in town
from Chloride several days this seeing to
the sampling OF their ore.
Ii Vim. Atkin returned from the Needles
HTuesday morning where be had been
sOjourning for several days in search ol
i bis fleeing spouse.
P.H. Tompkins came up from Ceda.
& Tuesday and lett on Wdnsday's passen.
n ger to attend the United States court now
I Ia session in Prescott.
h Wm. Engle, who has been under the
Doctors care in Los Angeles for the past
month. returned Wednesday very much
Improved in health.
Il Robert Kayser and Hank Mcclure
y brought IN ioad OF new potatoes from
4 their Sandy ranches last Sunday, which
they disposed OF to our merchants at good
4 figures.
d Miss Lucy Stilwell, who has been
teaching 10 the Indian school at Mohaye
4 city for several months past, is visiting in
KIngnan, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o..
4 !. Knencer.
Sam1 Crozier came down from Hack
berry Sunday with seventeen head OF
beef cattle for the market at this place.
He also shipped carload from Hack
berry 70 the Needles for Henry Lambert's
butcher shop at that point.
VIM. II. hardy's new livery stable is
almost completed. A good livery stable
y something that Kingman needs badly,
as hardly a day passes that someone
\ does not want team or saddle horse.
n We have no doubt but what Captain
Hardy's livery stable will prove a profit
A able investment.
n Mrs. Reed has been making consider
able improvement in and around the
premises Of her lodging house, south of
The railroad track A neat porch has been
erected on the lodging house and picket
fence run between her lots and those of
her neighbor, Mrs. j. e. Ryan.
! WI. Grounds sent down twenty-five
pound box Of fresh ranch butter from
sinslc Mountains to Recorder Goldman
wednesday. Speaking of butter and
oaFr refreshments, there would be
4 o'g money for anyone who would start
Estelass dairy in Kingman. Ranch
ou'ser sells for fifty cents per pound and
u always in demand.
Inc Home Restaurant opened its doors
70 Tue public Sunday afternoon, and il
Kept three or four walters hustling to
sa's on the throng OF hungry people who
h0cked into the restaurant TO get home
nea'' and that they went away satisfied
% assured from the large share OF patron
sgs shs new pi se is enjoying at present.
mrs. =. Z. Ryan at the head Of the estab-
,,''''nent 10 guarantee that the Home
restaurant will be run with neatness, and
"en deserves The patronage Of the pub