Mohave County miner., 1891-01-17
Silver. sl.O5lS. Lead. s4.eO.

Camp this week.
Hot and mixed drinks specially at
Russell & Ziemer's.
q. w. Beeche left Wednesday on a
business trip to Albuquerque.
Roy Barnett has lad sacks Of ore at the
sampler from the c o D dump.
Jack Little, an old Mohave county
miner, is rusticating in Kingman.
Henry Letter, formerly engineer at the
Flores mine, was in town Monday.
Mrs. ]. f. Ryan gave quite pleasant
dinner to number Of friends last Tues
day evening.
Henry Lambert, one Of Aohave county, Is
cattle barons, was in town during the early
part Of tive week.
J. G. Asbury is fencing in strip Of
ground near his house which he will set
out in trees and vines.
Jim Penberthy has made new strike
OF rich ore in the winze OF the lower tun-
mel on the American Flag.
The well-kncwn and popular Wieland,
San Francisco, and Val Blatz Milwaukee,
beer, at the Arcade saloon.
Frank Wilson, the millwright, has
erected residence and will make King
man his headquarters in the future.
w. II. Rogers, the geutlemanly man
ager of the Taggart Mercantile Com
pany's store at Stockton Hill, was in
town Friday.
Everyone is looking anxionsly forward
to the masquerade ball which will take
place in the new court house on Jan. 27.
Everybody invited.
Through a mistake the MINER stated
last week that the masquerade ball TO be
given at the new court house would take
place on Feb. 27th, when we should have
said Jan. 27th.
A deed by which Harvey Hubbs CON
veys to Thomas Baker the property known
as the Hnbbs House was filed for record
Wednesday, the 18th. The consideration
was "A 900 in cash.
Ed schieffiin has returned from his
prospecting trip to the Santa Maria coun.
try. He made some locations near the
Crozier ranch, but we have not learned
how good they were.
Jesus Orozco, superintendent Of the
Diamond Joe mine, was in Kingman this
week. He brought in POI sacks Of ore
which he had worked at the Arizona
sampling Works. The ore averaged
about 200 ounces.
Levy-Levy and few Of his bucks went
down 10 the Needles Thursday for the
purpose Of having pow-wow with the
Mohsyes. Levy-Levy will prove himself
a good talker il he can interest the Mo,
have tribe in the Indian Christ.
The courtroom Of the new courthouse
il twenty six by forty-eight, and will bt
dedicated on the night Of the 27th OF thit
month by grand masquerade ball, tC
which everyone in the county and thoss
on the outside who wish TO attend, are
invited.
The trained bird show and magical
lady gave performances in Taggart's Hal
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The
performance was very good OF the kind
Thursday evening a dance was giver
after the show, which was much enioyeC
by those present.
For some time past freight trains have
been ohstructing street crossings in King
man TO such an extent that it is frequent
ly necessary to walk three or four block
in order TO cross the track. We believf
there is law against obstructing public
hig hvays. and it should be enforced as
the nuisance is becoming unbearable.
Thomas Burke who was arrested las
week for robbery, stood his trial on Tues
day and was cleared. He was re-arreste'
on charge OF selling whiskey tolndians
brought before U. s. COMMISSIONS
BlakeIy and bound over to await the tern
OF the L. s. district court, with bail fixet
at five hundred dollars, in default Of whic
he was lodged in the county Jail.
The residence Of Judge and Mrs. j. X
Russell was the scene Of very pleasan
young peoples party last Saturday even
| ing, the occasion being the birthday
Mrs. Russell's niece, Miss Kitty Wilson
Dinner was served at O'Clock, afte
which the young people enjoyed then
selves to their hearts content in dancing
singing and playing games. The NINE
wishes Miss Kitty many another happ
birthday.
An immense deposit Of onyx, Iiitee
miles southeast Of Signal, this county
has been located by Charles Wilson
"Pard'' Pierce, John Reese and Charlie
Price. 1t is Of very fne grain and take
beautiful polish, and in appearance
some what resembles the onyx found nei
Prescott. The ledge is from forty 10 on