Mohave County miner., 1891-03-21

James Uncapher was in town yestey.
day.
The bills and valleys are covered with
flowers.
Nearly all our sick folks are again on
deck.
Tue Arizona legislature adjourned yes
terday.
JEFF Bland was up from the Sandy
Monday.
o. ID. Clack was in from Todd Basin
Tuesday.
John G. Potts and Geo. Roster are back
from Cedar.
Geo. Roster went out TO the Alfalfa
mine Wednesday.
Henry schaefer was down from Hack.
berry yesterday.
James Kenney is very sick with an at
tack Of pneumonia.
g. w. Beeeher has recovered from his
recent indisposition.
Dr. Hardrich went up 10 blackberry
sunday 10 attend sick call.
Mrs. ]. X. Russell is confinsi TO her
room, suffering from bad cold.
wiz Clack came in vest erday from
Todd Basin to attend the masked ball.
Easter Sunday this year falls ON March
10Th. Save mp your eggs and celebrate.
Our ladies' have been very busy all the
week preparing for the masquerade ball.
Mrs. Willis Baker and children wen.
up to Samuel Crozier's ranch last week.
Another man suffering with pnemonia
was sent to the county hospital yester-
day.
Work on the new MINER Office is pro-
crossing favorably. Tne building win be
2Ox4O.
Mr.. Eames, Of the Empire mill, left for
his home in Pasadena, California, Sunday
night.
An effort will shortly be made 10 put in
a sewer on Main street and close up the
unsightly ditch.
! NJ. Redman. who has been very sick
with pneumonia, is now able 70 be about,
we are glad to state.
/ Crozier K Mackenzie have received a
large iron water tank for use at their
corral east Of town.
Francisco Marez, a slightof-hand per-
former will give an exhibition in the
courthouse tomorrow night.
Henry Lambert is gathering cattle for
the ration Issue on the twenty-fourth Of
this month 10 the Wallapais.
A. NJ. McDuffee went ont to Chloride
Wednesday 10 do come work on some o
his valuable claims at that place.
A large amount Of amal9am wa.
brought in from the Empire mill few
days ago and shipped into California.
Thomas Mulli9an was brou2h. in from
Todd Basin Sunday. Mr.. Mulligyn was
suffering from a very bad cold but is nov
convalescing rapidly.
| A Mr.. Mahony, who was brought over
from the Park last week, is reported to
be dying from an attack Of typhoid pneu-
monia at the county hospital.
Del Beebe went down to the Needles
Wednesday to bid on the contract ior
hauling the stone from the railroad "a
the site Of the new school house.
The Misses Nellie AMI Elsie Taggart
arrived ON the afternoon train Monday
from Oakland. California, where they
have been at school for the past year.
A young man was arrested the otbeI
day for dealing that little game known a.
"monte" without license and was fined
fifteen dollars which was promptly paid
J. l.. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.
Chas. Crayton and Miss Mamie Nc
Cam came down from Peach Springs
yesterday afternoon to attend the dance
y. Z. Booth, OF the Needles Eye, tool
in the dance at the courthouse last night
but we failed TO discern the "sylph-lik'
form" Of the old man among the many
merry maskers.
n A. NJ. McDuffee, James A. Smith and
A. K. Whitley, mining man from Den
ger, Colorado, went out TO see the Burrt
mine last week and returned to Kingmar
, Sunday. Mr.. Wilfey was well pleaset
with the mine and also its location. w
hope everything will prove satisfaction,
and that Mr.. Wiley and his company
will start up mining in the southern par
Of the county on large scale. Th'
Burro is said to be the most promising
, piece of mining property in that section
The other night in Mineral Park, Chm
Jack heard the diseordant squawk OF I
chicken in his chickenhouse, and suspect
ing the lover Of succulent spring chicken
4 was abroad in the land he lighted hi
candle and sailed forth. On approach
!. ing the chickenhouse his affrightenet
: ears we're greeted with the bang-bang Q
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