Mohave County miner., 1891-08-22
LOcHL BRIEFS.

Ed. +. Thompson, owner OF the Empire
mine, is in town.
Charles Sherman was over from the
Park Sunday arid Monday.
George Barnett has returned 10 King.
man from an extended trip TO California.
VI. p. Delahanty is still in town, and,
we are sorry to cay. is still suffering from
marror.
Frank Meadows, who has been visiting
relatives in Arkansas for some time past,
returned to kingman Wednesday night.
William Aitksn has commenced to ship
fruit from his ranch above Hackberry.
The fruit is richly favored and meets a
ready sale.
The tuna cactus iruit In ripe and the
wallapa Indians are enjoying their
ye,rIy feast. The fruit, blythe way. makes
excellent jelly.
Frank Bradley, superintendent OF the
Eikhart mine, was in town this week
looking after tho slmpling OF couple OF
carloads OF ore.
Stephen Henkle, for some time past
foreman OF the Cupel mine, at Stockton
Hill. came down Monday and went over
10 Mineral Park Thursday morning.
Dr. Dean went up TO Layne Springs
Wednesday night to attend Mrs. Thomas
Oliver, who wac reported TO he very ILL.,
The lady was much better at last report.
Special Deputy Marshal II. r. Ewing
returned from six weeks sojourn in
Prescott Monday night. Henry il an
efficient officer md terror 10 evil doers.
al. Ryan and Joe Lynch are up in the
Wallapai mountains on a hunting trip.
The boys have not killed any deer, bu,
they report having shot cotiontaiI and
m antelope.
The following are the sentences inn
possessed on the men from Mohaye county.
who were convicted OF selling liquor TO
Indians: Jack Sullivan, first charge, one
year in San Quinten; second charge,
same sentence. Mike Nugeni. eleven
months and twenty-one DAYS in the peni.
.entiary at Yuma. Dennis Harrington
("Donble Den."), eleven months and
!wenty-one days in the Yuma peniien-
tiary. Stephen Davey, six months in
Yuma. Jolan Lopex was acquitted oa
the first trial, re-indicted on another
charge, and the jury hung for twenty
four hours but finally brought In a yer.
dict OF guilty, and his sentence places
him behind the prison bars at Yuma for
torty days. Paul Garcia plead guilty to
two charges and got ak months on one
and three months on the other In the
penitentiary. Juan Lamors plead guilty
and was sentenced 70 seven months in
the penitentisry.
Calvert Wilson, assistant United States
Attorney, appointed under the late Col.
Henry X. Jeffords, and continued by the
department under bis successor, General
Thomas +. Wilson. was in town yester-
day, guest OF u. y. Commissioner
Blakely. He was here purely on pleas
ure trip and expressed himself as much
pleased with our little city and met many
Of our people. While here Mr.. Wilson
sery kindly rendered assistance 10 the
Board Of Supervisors IN the way OF sug-
gestions as TO the preparation OF their
application 10 the government fos re-im-
oursing the county for moneys expended
IN Indian trials in this county. Mr.. Will
son is pleasant gentleman, o Hnished
scholar as well as courteous and able
prosecutor, and we hope he win soon
again visit US. He 10 yet young MAI,
out has had large experience and 10
we'll versed in the law, and entirely fa-
miliar with the practice 10 the United
states Courts. He is the first United
states attorney TO ever visit our town,
and be has made name for himself as
an officer enieavoring 10 do his duty,
however unpleasant, without persecution
prejudice. We learn from Mr.. Wilson
mat regular terms OF the United States
Court win be held in this district and our
snd Of the Territory will not be neglected
az in the past