Mohave County miner., 1891-10-10

4 Geo Roster was in town several days
this week from the AIiaia mine.
DIR. Dean went mp to Peach Springs to
attend several sick calls this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Stephens and Mrs.
w. ID Hartley came up from the Sandy
last Saturday night.
Mrs. j. w. Marshall Of Layne Springs
has been very III denng the past week,
but Is now convalescing.
onr constitntion.maker, Hon. Foster
> Dennis, has returned from Phenix and
rs looking as gay and debonair as ever
Ma.tin Ji,nenez is in town from the
ProSpector mine near Llyne Springs. He
intends to return TO the inine tomorrow
The Boner boys shipped six carloads of
beef cattle from blackberry to Kansas
City the fore part OF ,ast week, TOR which
they received fair figures.
Jesus Orozco came in town from the
Diamond Joe mine via blackberry We'd
nesday and we are indebted to him for
several interesting mining items.
Cipt. w. II. Hrrdy received q carload
OF fruit and vegetables last week, and
has disposed of almost the entire car, TO
the citizens OF Kingman and the min.
ing camps to the north OF us.
Richard G. Hall, a sterling miner from
The Vanderbilt district. San Bernardino
county, California, spent couple OF
days in Kin2man this week. Dick.
in order to keep posted, subscribed for
the MINER.
Nineteen cars OF cattle pissed through
here Wednesday night for the Caiifornia
market. The cattle were shipped from
Ash Fork, and the train will average
twenty-five miles an hour until It's destin-
alton is reached.
DR. Moore, John Gillis, A. w. Leonard
and F. w Fubes, who own mining prop
critics in Cedar district, stopped over one
day in Kingmin Tuesday Oh their way to
their Irrespective homes in Ohio. They
are returning from trip through Caifor-
mia.
Deputy County Treasurer Dan Smith
has fooled the town with bright, new
cain--not spurions---from the u. s. sub
treasury, San Francisco The printer
can stand such foods and don't want any
boats. The trouble is he is out of the
path of such silvery showers.
Moy Soon opens q restaurant in the
Lnfhy blork tomorrow. Painters and
decorators have been busily engaged
the past week overhauling, painting and
pntting the honse in good ship-shape
condition Moy Soon understands run
ming the business thoroughly and solicifs
the patronage Of the public.
John Buckley was brought from Min
neral Park last Tuesday suffering from
kidney troubles, and at this writing 'he
poor old gentleman IS in very critical
condition He was taken 10 John Pen.
herihy's lodging house and surrounded
by every care and attention. His many
friends in this county will be sorry to
hear Of his illness and hope soon to see
him around again.
Three Apache Indians passed through
here this morning on their way to Yuma
from Apache county. One Of the Indians
goes to serve four years sentence for
numbering his squaw, and the other two
for eight years for depredations commit
ted against the whites. They are said to
Ne vIllianous- looking devils, and should
he hung on general principles. One oil
the red men has eluded the strong arm OF
the law for the past four years.
jack Sullivan, who was taken to Prescott
from this county and sentenced to two
wears in San Quln,in for selling liquor TO
Indians, broke Ill atprescott and captured
again in Phenix. made another bold dash
for libnty at Mohave station last week
while en-ronte to the peni'entiary. Geo.
T.. Brown, who had Sullivan in charge,
pulled shot pun down on him as he
started ont Of the railroad eating house,
where they we're having breakfast. and
called Sullivan TO halt, and, upon seeing
the officers weapon leveled at his head,
al. - la ha.