Mohave County miner., 1891-03-07
Soft balmy weather.

Col Harley Fay, Of Stockton Hill was
IN town Thursday.
W. b. Campbell was in from bia yold
mine near Cerbat. Thursday.
Sam Butler, Of Yucca, paid Kingman a
nying visit Wednesday night.
Geo. M. Bowers came down from tho
Night Hawk mine Thursday.
David Parks and Newt. Smell are in
town from Wallapai mountain.
Thomas Bouse was in from his cattle
ranch on Walnut creek Monday.
Fourteen cars loaded with oranges
passed through Kingman yesterday.
Uncle Charley Beckwith is in town
from the Empire mine, on the sick list.
Considerable snow fell on the high
peaks oil the Wallapai mountains yester-
day.
A number OF new wells will be sunk in
kingman this spring and coming sum
mer.
Our business men are TO be commended
Tor their action in cleaning up their back
yards.
WI. Boreham has gone to Los Angeles
but will, we understand, return in q short
time.
The Board OF Supervisors have not az
yet made hnal acceptance OF the Court
House.
Superintendent Ogden and Jack Kinney
will 20 down to the Diamond Joe mine
to-day.
We have been having a mean maxi
mum temperature during the past two
weeks.
No children will be allowed on the floor
at the masquerade on the evening Of
March 20.
John Jamison and ]. II. Sample are
visiting the city for the first time in sew
eral months.
Beebe's team will to-day haul out the
new Ingersol drill, to be used in the
Sunlight mine.
Crozier & Mackenzie are preparing to
erect new slaughter house at their cor
raj east OF town.
W. d. Hartley has finished Ellis
saloon on Stockton Hill and returned to
Kingman Tuesday.
The high water in the Big Sandyof two
weeks ago washed out large grain field
owned by VIM Magee.
John Blakely, who has been sick with
an attack of pnemonla, is, we are happy
to state, rapidly recovering.
Two hundred and sixty-one houses
went down in the food at Yuma, and the
loss will aggregate some 100000.
Fred Nobman brought down a poor old
man from blackberry, Wednesday eve
ming and placed him in the county hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Bowers returned
from Layne Springs Thursday and will
make their home in Kingman for few
weeks.
Russell 4 Ziemer have several fine
specimens Of ore from the Alfalfa mine.
The specimens are rich in gold, silver
and copper.
Superintendent Benjamin was in town
this week and informed US that things
are progressing iaVorably at the Elkhart
mine in Chloride.
Deputy Sheriff Neal went up to Stock
ton Hill Sunday to arrest two Mexicans
charged with giving whiskey 10 Indians,
but was unable TO find them.
The Uncle Toms Cabin company did
not put in an appearance Thursday as
billed, owing to Misunderstanding. The
company is well spoken Of by the press
Fruit trees on the Beal Springs ranch
are all in bloom. Should there be nc
further frost this year peaches will ripen
from two to four weeks earlier than last
year.
The Colorado river washed out about
seyenty-Gve feet Of the railroad track
west OF the bridge Wednesday forenoon
which delayed travel on the road for
about ten hours.
We are sorry TO learn that Ruben 5,
Wright, while working on the battery oi
the mill in Gold Basin, had bis thumb
torn off at the first joint. The Particular
OF the accident we have not heard.
II. B. Cox was brought over from Min
.raI Park Wednesday evening suffering
u,;, complication Of diseases. He was
,aLsr - the lodging house OF John Pen
ha,thv on the south side of the track
and is at the present writing getting
along nicely.
Mr.. Macarthur, who has been teaching
school in Cerba. for the pat school term
came over Monday and will leave i'r
California in few days. We are Sofiy
the depleted state Of Cerbat school fui2u'
cou1pels the closing Of the school at this
time Of the year.
The Board OF Supervisors, at n recent