Mohave County miner., 1891-02-28
silver. s.s7. Lead, s4.3O.

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Several men went out TO the mines
Thun,day.
Byron Collins came down from the
Nighthawk mine Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Harrington is rapidly recoy-
ering her wonted health.
Boax.-At Mineral Park. Feb. oath, TO
the wife Of rhos. j. Christie, son.
DIR. Hardrich is putting new paper
roof on his residence south Of town.
Thomas Mcmahon and Will Clack
came down from the G o ID mine Mon
day evening.
The snow is almost gone off the Walla-
pal mountains, only the highest peaks be-
ing covered.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. q.
w. Beecher Is rapidly recovering from
her late illness.
The high wind Of Monday wrecked the
saloon Of Jack Ellis, in course Of construc-
t;ol on Stockton Hill.
ldrs. j. e. Ryan is making quite q
number Of improvements TO herresidence
on South Main street.
Capt. Hardy's ranch near town is
showing up bright and green since the
rainfall Of Sunday and Monday.
A gentleman Of color has established a
candy and fruit stand on Front street,
near Aitken & Boreham's saloon.
Capt. Hardy lost his drill in the court
house well when ct depth OF sixty feet
and was compelled to start a new hole.
Mrs. w. j. Boreham and children left
last Friday night for Los Angeles where
she will visit with relatives for several
months.
lake and Smith have removed their
sssay office from their old place on Front
Street TO the sampling works on South
Front Street.
A rattle for two fancy canes was had at
william Richards Sunday night, Russell
& Ziemer winning one and VIM. Rich
ards the other.
The rainfall this and last week was
greater than that Of last winter and
ensures plenty Of grass for stock during
the coming year.
Henry Hilliar, who has been working
at the mill in Todd Basin for the past
six months, left for his home in Pasadena
Thursday night.
The Kingman saddler, Urbano Garcia,
Is doing good business and dseervedly
90, AZ he makes the best saddles we have
seen on the Pacific coast.
The people Of Colorado and New Mex
leo want lead ore placed on the free list.
II this were done, II is said, the smelter
rates would be materially reduced.
A "eoon" and a Chinamsn had Sun
day night matinee in China restaurant,
the finale Of which was "coon" in jail,
fine eighteen dollars Monday morning.
The worst storm known In years ragged
all day Saturday and Sunday night in the
San Francisco mountain regions. Trains
were all late and some we're abandoned.
The A. & p. pay car went over the
road west-bound Wednesday afternoon.
The private car Of Gen. Pass. Agent
Bissell and Gen Manager Robinson was
attached TO the train.
W. E. Frost and Henry Schmidt made
auick work Of the thirty head OF besi
steers for Indian distribution last Tues
day. They commenced killing at lo O.
m. and finished before p. m.
The storm Of Monday was the severest
In many years in and around Minera
Park. Many Of the old adobe building
fell down and the tin roof OF the old cour'
house porch was blown away.
The delegation Of Kingmanites to the
dance at Mineral Park, Saturday night
were delayed there by heavy rains unit
Wednesday night. They all unite u
saying the dance was grand success.
MARR1ED.-In Peach Springs, sunda!
evening, Feb. %, Albert Enoch to Mis-
Iona Alder, Rev. w. G. Blssely otficlst
ing. The MINER unites with their man!
friends in wishing them bon yoyag
down the stream Of life.
Hiram Graham was in from Todd Basi
Thursday. We understand he will opel
a boarding house in the Basin for 's
purpose Of boarding the men working o
the Mexican p.ine and those employe
by George NJ. Bowers on the Prmeros'
There are now one hundred ehildre
IN the Indian school ot Fort Mof'a''
Superintendent MCGOWAN brought u
one Of yValIapai Chariy's boys with M
Tuesday, who already shows tsas result
eivilizing igfiuenees The boy was neal
dressed and seemed TO make decioe
impression on the other members Of u
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