Mohave County miner., 1891-07-11
LOcaL BRIEFS.
II quiet after the Fourth.

\ Clean up the streets and improve th,
town.
\ e. Ellibee was in from his ranch nortl
Of Canyon Station Yesterday.
n Hon. r. s. Dennis spent several days
h this week at the q. o, ID. mine.
Il Joe Carrow was UP from the Sandy
with load Of farm produce Yesterday.
Il The Misses Nelson and West returned
TO Peach Springs the FIRST OF the week.
"A great deal OF nice juicy frnit is being
brought in from the ranches near town.
A Mexican was arrested by Special
Deputy Ewing for selling whisky TO In
dians.
Henry Koshland ard Oliver Augsdale
we're taking in. the beauties OF Kingman
this week.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor
there will be no services in the M. T.
church tomorrow.
Brawn's big teams hauled ont large
amount of lumber and supplies to the
G. o. ID. mine Thursday.
Charles Frolig was in from the Empire
mine taking in the sights OF Kingman
and the Needles this week.
Quite number OF our citizens have
been taken TO Prescott this week as jurors
and witnesses in United States cases.
Richard Marsh, we'll known in this
county. il now running an assay Office
and chemical laboratory in Missoula,
Montana
BY. Collins came up from the Diamond
Joe mine Monday and brought some
beautiful specimens Of ore from the new
strikes In that locality.
Mr.. Garrett, mining man of Mineral
Park, was in Kingman "Wednesday as a
witness in the case of the Territory OF
Arizona vs.. BENZ Maynard.
@. M. Funston, of Flagstaff, clerk OF
the district court for this county, was in
town long enough this week 10 present
his bill TO the board Of supervisors.
The board OF supervisors met, Monday
and audited bills for the last quarter.
The beard will meet again on the 10th OF
this month as a board Of equalization.
The dance given IN blackberry on the
evening OF July 4th was one OF the most
enjoyable affairs ever participated in by
the residents OF that thriving little town.
Ben Maynard, for assauIting Mexican
in Mineral Park on the Fourth OF July.
was tried in the Justices court before a
jury and fined in the sum oil fifty-one
dollars.
The Fourth Of July vas celebrated with
enthusiasm by the people Of the Sandy.
A grand barbecue was given winding up
with dance which was attended by
nearly all the residents OF that section OF
country.
The exhibition OF bucking on the race
race track Thursday afternoon Was one OF
the finest We have seen in many long
days.E.~E ~ assiduous attention 10 the
born OF the saddle the rider was enabled
10 keep his seat.
The horse race Thursday afternoon be-
tween Sheriff Lakes gray horse Prince
and Joe Prisk's flyer was qn:.a an excit-
Ing event. After several bad breaks the
horses finally got away in good shape,
FRINGE horse winning easily.
BY reference to clipping from the
Phenix Gazette it will be seen that Hi
ram Beck was accidentally killed between
Tip Top and Hot Springs. Mr. Beck was
well known in this county, where, by his
genial disposition and manly bearing, he
mad ma 10 many friends who will greatly
regret his untimely death.
Owing to the strike Of coal miners at
Gallup, Few Mexico, no coal Is obtain
able by the Atlantic & Pacific railroad
and consequently no freight trains have
passed through here for several days.
thousands OF cars OF freight are lying on
the side tracks between Albuquerque
and Mohaye awaiting supply OF coal.