Mohave County miner., 1891-01-24
LOCAL BREvrTlEs.

Monday
4 Frank Meadows was over from Mineral
Pgrk Monday.
n .oaris. Larson was in from Mineral
n Park Saturday.
A VIM. Heimrod is running the mill at
Ell Dorado Canyon.
NJ. A. Knapp, we are happy to state,
IL able TO be around.
Carl HoIion, A. & P. railroad detective,
was in town this week.
C. NJ. Funston went up TO Flagstaff on
Wednesday nights train.
E.w. Conrad, Of Todd Basin, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
James Uneapher, Of Mineral Park, was
visiting our city the first Of the week.
Robert Gray, OF Stockton Hill, paid
this Office pleasant visit Wednesday.
The county officers will take possession
Of their new quarters on February first.
No services at the church last Sunday
on account Of the illness Of the minister.
A. G. Longmore, our old printer friend,
is pruning trees and vines for Richard
Taggari.
J.W. Tuck, who has been in Kiugman
for the past week left for home on Mon
days train.
Gus. w. Beecher and Sheriff Lake re.
turned from their trip 10 Albuquerque
last Sunday.
County Treasurer Hubbs has moved
his family into Frank Smiths house on
Third street.
E.F. Thompson, the genial owner of
the Empire mine, was in town the first
OF the week.
The delinquent tax list for the yeai
1890 will be Published in the next issue
Of the MINER.
Mr.. Moore, who has been blacksmith
a. the Todd Basin mill, left for Los An
geles Sunday.
Hobbs an Hamblin are taking largs
quantities Of high grade lead ore from the
New London mine.
Robert Gray Is working on the Blue
Bell, at Stockton Hill, and Is taking oui
considerable good ore.
A new girl made her appearance on
fhis mundspe sphere at the residences o
w. H. Taggart Sunday night.
J.H. Cofer left for Los Angeles on th'
passenger train Tuesday night. Mr.
CofeY is a good rustler and We hope hs
will have successful trip.
Hon. L. J. Lassell left for Gold Basir
Sunday to take charge Of the mlll at tha
place. Lew is an experienced millmar
and will make the mill success.
Prom the amount OF work being done
In rhs camps throughout the county, We
preeict 8 good, healthy boom for on
mining interests before the year is much
older.
A. NJ. McDuffee returned TO Klngmaf
Ssnrday from a weeks trip through ti''
miniag camps. The MEER is indebted
20 Mr.. McDuffee for much valuable in
formation.
Prof. s. NJ. MCGOWAN viii Issue ration
to the Wallapais to-day. This is steI
in the right direction, as the poor devil
have hard rustling for grub during tn
winter msaths.
The young ladies Of the Kingman schoo
had their pictures taken last Monday al
terpoon in the costumes wor. in the re
cent school entertainment. The picture
can be had Of the local photographer
III. Beck has Just got back from pros
pectiug trip through the Harqua Hal
country, He informs Us that Il IL . poo
place for a miner seeking employment
ss nearly all tie gork is done by Indians
Hon. David ssvshwick left for Lo
Angeles Sunday. Mr.. Sonthwick
slowly recovering from the effect OF th
explosion at his mine at stocstHs fjil
and goes TO California for treatment 10
ghis eye which is still verv painful.
TAe hospitable home OF Judge an
Mrs. ~. G. Blakely was crowded las
aaondsy ssaning with young people gath
cred together 60 celebrate the coming o
age Of their youagsst son, John. Sing
ing and dancing was in4alsed 10 mp !
IL o'clock, at which hoar ~ sisgan
luncheon was served. The MNEn wishs
Johnny many another happy birthday.
Tuesday evening a. DIR. Booth, G
Needles, was leaving the bedside OF
patient he was accosted by an unsee
person, and sspposing Il to be some on
drunk made Careless reply, when th
unseen party opened fra With Wiz
chester. The doctor, thinking discretis
the better part Of valor, made his escap
around an adjacent building and sent 10
80 officer who arrived In time 10 recsiV
,sbsIlet wound IN the arm. Things wer
.aetsisz serious by this time and anothe