Mohave County miner., 1891-06-13
W. W. clack has returned to the c o


w. d. Hartley has given his residence
neat coat OF paint,
The MNER office has turned out great
deal OF JOB work this week.
p. III. Tompkins and Abe Laiever went
down TO Cedar Monday morning.
Jesse Gilliland and Ben Maynard were
over from Mineral Park Tuesday.
John Lynch has been in town from the
co ID mine for several days past.
John Barry returned home Monday
morning after weeks visit to the coun-
ty seat.
Mrs. Lydia l. Partridge returned from
an extended trip to California Thursday
morning.
Hon. A. Cornwall, J. A. CaTow, Miss
Carrow and MissWilson were IN from the
Sunday Monday.
Some of our people remained up all
Friday night to witness the solar eclipse
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Bailey, an expert piano tuner from
Pomona, Cal. was stringinS up the in
struments OF our citizens Monday.
Jesse Gilliland and Ben Maynard came
over from the Park Monday evening TO
attend the trial of w. h. Boldly and John
Lee.
III. =. Ewing and his father, DIR. Ewing,
took q trip ont TO Mohave county's
rich mining camp, Chloride, Monday
morning.
The horse race Sunday 1T the Park,
WAS run by j. III. Campbell's horse and
Joe Prisk's racer, the former horse win
ming easily.
Our Fourth OF July committees should
be hustling. II IL poor policy TO wait
until the last moment TO get things ready
for celebration Of this kind.
DIR. w. p. Ewing left for his home in
Charleston, w. Va, yesterday morning.
We regret tina DIR. Ewing could not have
been induced 10 locate in this county.
A letter recently received at this Office
from DIR. III. Hardrich, now located in
Albuquerque. N. NJ, conveys the infor-
nation that he is much improved in
health since leaving Kingman.
An election for school Trustees will
take place in the different school districts
Of this county on the third Monday in
this mouth. The Trustees OF Kingman
district give notice OF the forthcoming
election IN this issue.
Kngman sportsmen take occasional
trips out into the foothills OF the Wallapai
mountains IN quest of the festive jack
rabbit and elusive cottontail these bright
sunny DAYS, and generally come home la
den down with game.
We are sorry 20 have TO chronicle the
death of the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom johnson, which sad event occurred
on the night Of June 9Th at Mineral Park
The little one was buried Monday morn
ing.
The account OF the Indian ghost dance
now going on at Coara Springs, is q
graphic pen picture Of events occurring
in and around the Indian encampment
as seen and heard by our correspondent
on his recent visit in behalf Of the Mo-
HAVE COUNTY MINER.
The new addition to the Hubbs House
will make it The most commodious OF
any hotel between Albuquerque and
Los Angeles. Mr. Baker IL doing all that
man can do for the accommodation Of
guests and should receive the patronage
OF the people and the public generally.
1t is about time to commence building
race course i'm Kingman. The course
should be in town, as few people ca,e to
60 outside OF the town limits to witness
any kind OF q race. Beal Street, with
little work done on it, would make an
excellent six hundred yard straight away
course.
The jury IN the case OF the Territory
of Arizona against John Lee, charged
with dealing monte without license,
found a verdict Of guilty, while the jury
in the cas-. of his partner, w. X. Boldly,