Mohave County miner., 1891-10-03

ar Jarrett. od Mineral Park, was in
'owa q lev days during the week.
The recent high wind bid fair for time
70 bioS-op our usual fall storm, but /,
'a'led and The weather remains delight.
fully clear.
'e~ more mornings Of temperature
@s 10" as the past week and the house. fiy
~'ii De one OF the things that whiYr--no,
until next year.
a Mexican was arrested on SUNDAY for
selling liquor 10 Indians. He was tried
convicted aud sentenced 10 II days In the
county bas.ile.
Every community has It's wire pullers,
OUT what We want 10 10 see the wire
ssnngers at work wiring the town for in
candescent lishts.
fhe jury in the Ching-Gross case failed
10 agree and were discharged. This was
trial OF right OF property. and will be
heard again on October 20.
Daniel Haskins was tried In the King.
man Justices court and fined s22 so for
an assault on John Brickle, committed at
Stockton one day last week.
1t may seem strange, but IL Is q fact.
nevertheless, TO see the ice-man deliver
ing his stock in trade encased in an ulster,
but later in the day II becomes nice.
The Ice consumers still receive their
usual quantity of that frigid material.
whilS the mornings suggest that "burp"
would be warm thing to windward.
This Office has lately added some lob
material to its department that will en-
able us to turn out work that is as smooth
and glossy as the waters OF mountain
lake. Now is the time to bring II in.
Yung Hing Wo is ''onto" the purloiner
OF his broilers, evidently, as he illustrates
in manner very amusing to witness, the
way they were prevented from squawk-
ing while the thief was doing his work.
The temperature, mornings and eve-
nings, has reached the stage that de-
mands fire, but we do not believe the
town contains any one mean enough 10
paint the stove red to save fuel expense.
On Sunday. October Ilth, Moy Soon
will reopen the Bon Ton Restaurant, in
the Luthy Block. Moy is well known to
the general public Of Mohave county and
no doubt bis establishment will receive
its share of patronage.
There have been quite a number of
strangers in town during the past week,
large number Of whom were track
engineers-that is, they run Pittsburg
No. tshovel) in giving elevations and
centres to the ties and r rails.
A great many Kingnosnites who have
an antipathy toward gambling OF any
kind are forced to indulge in little game
OF "treeze-out" until the appearance Of
old Sol, when the happy, sunny smile re-
turns and their shivering occupation is
gone.
It's q mean man that will lunch off q
printers paste.pot, but that useful arti-
Gle TO the knights OF the black art was
surreptitiously emptied, and we do not
lay il to the "rats." for this is q "union"
office, still, rodents can very easily enter
from Beecher's corral.
Our across-the-street neighbor, John
Kolaf, the blacksmith, seems to be try.
ing to supersede old Vulcan. During the
past week considerable work has been
done that was heavy, as the anvil chorus
indicated that there was more than one
hammer at work on the same piece OF
iron.
A few members OF the "Paintin' her
Red" troupe struggled into town few
days since and played their parts in the
different thirst-quenching theatres OF the
burgh. In some instances the renditions
were amusing, others ridiculous, then dis
gusting. Verify, the disciples of Bacchus
have both sides of life-frst merry then
morose.
At the present season the A. & P. must
be doing a good business, as a great many |
trains are constantly passing over the |
road. The amount of wbistlin2 is inn |
mense, and neither soft nor melifuous, as