Mohave County miner., 1891-05-30
LOcaL BRIEFS.

covered.
Charles Harding Park was over from
Mineral Park Thursday.
Tom Shaughnessy was up from the
Berkely mine the first OF the week.
Frank Robinson was in from Gold Ba-
sin Monday and Tuesday this week.
w. +. Frost will will soon move his
family to his ranch at Wallapai Springs
A cowboy tournament will be one OF
the pleasant features OF the Fourth in
Kingman.
Fred Brawn is fixing up his big wagons
preparatory to hauling considerable ore
from the Chloride country.
DIR. Dean has leased the residence OF w.
E. Frost on South Third street, where he
can be found after the first Of June.
The horribles parade will be one OF the
features OF the Fonrth of July celebration
in Kingman. Come early and take il
in.
The MINER editor will visit all the min
ing camps to the north of Kingman this
and next week in the interest OF the
paper.
g. w. Beecber went out in the hills
Tuesday on still hunt for q quartz ledge
containing the filthy lucre in paying
quantities.
The services OF Mickey Nelson, the
genial mixologist of Peach Springs, will
be engaged as leader Of the horribles'
parade on the Fourth.
Hon. f. s. Dennis and wife left Tues
dsy night for San Francisco, where Mr..
Dennis goes on important business con-
nected with his minIrg operations in this
section.
The horse races on the Fourth o. July
will be all that lovers OF this sport can
wish for as some OF the best horses In
northerI Arizona win be entered for the
first race.
w. A. Neal has gone 10 his ranch in
Yavapai county, and will bring back with
him number OF head OF fine horses
which he will place on range in Sacra-
mento valley.
The case OF the Territory Of Arizona
against III. A. Rodgers, charged with as
sault, will be tried in the justice court
next Tuesday. Meanwhile the defend
ant is out on bail.
There is over a carload OF ore on the
dump of the Distaff mine, which will be
shipped to the sampler the first Of the
week. The ore is quite as rich as any
ever taken from the mine.
DR.. III. Hardrich and family left for
their old home in Albuquerque Thursday
morning. The doctor made many friends
during his residence in Kingman. While
rezretting his departure from our little
city we wish him well in his old home
Perry Burns has returned from Kansas
City, where he went with shipment OF
cattle few weeks ago, and went down
10 Signal Wednesday. Mr.. Burns in
formed US that he found the cattle market
rather quiet, but expects it TO become a
good deal better next winter.
The adobes with which to build up the
second story of the Hubbs House are be-
ing placed on the ground. When this
portion oi the house is completed it will
be one Of the finest and most commodious
hotels between Albuquerque and Los
Angeles, and Mr.. Baker deserves great
credit for his enterprise.
Cross Bros. are preparing 10 commence
work on the Schuylkill mine at Chloride.
The Schuylkill is one Of Chloride's oldest
locations and a smelter was erected on
the ground years ago, but owing to inn
perfect knowledge Of the art OF smelling
the smelter was not considered a success
Thousands Of tons of rich lead ore have
been shipped to the various smeltsrs in
New Mexico, Colorado and Southern
Arizona. The cost Of hauling and ship
ping cut an immense hole in the value OF
the ore, but at the same time it paid
much more than the shipping expenses.
We hope the Messrs. Cross will make
tho undertaking success.