Mohave County miner., 1891-08-01

iie Hamblin 10 taking In the sights Of
kingmsn this week.
Peter Benson came down from the G.
D. ID. mise Thursday.
Capt. Harday received car load oi
hay from California this week.
The MIsER office turned out an i'm.
mense quantity Of JOB work the frs. OF
The week.
A. N. Doble, well known mining man
OF blackberry, was in Kingman several
days this week.
Mrs. j. l.. Ryan has purchased hand
some piano from The agent OF the Kim.
ball Piano company.
WIN. Aitkrn returned from Prescott
Monday night having been excused ~ u
United States trial juror.
John Quinn came up from the Needles
the other day 10 take in the cooling zeph-
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A number OF KinR,nan people will visit
Flagstaff during the meeting OF the edi.
toriai association there next week.
Lennie Yer Metr went over to the Elk
hart mine Friday. where he intends
working for the next few months.
Frank Jackson came up from Cedar
last Wednesday. He says all the miners
In thar section are making money.
There will be dance at Mineral Park
io-nisht and quite number OF our cit
izens have signified their intention OF at
tending.
Williams Aitken, who has been in Pres
cott for the past two weeks attending the
Unitssl States Court az witness, returned
home Monday night.
A number of our citizens have made
purchases oi organs from Chicago agent
this week. The organs ara said to be
excellent instruments.
Henry Goodrich. who has been in
charge of the Dean mime and property
thereon for the last year, has resigned his
position in favor OF Dave Parks.
A freight train was wrecked in the eaD-
yon east of Truxion last "Wednesday might
and large consignment Of French plate
mirrors and pianos were destroyed.
An eloping couple from San Francisco,
aged respectively nine.sen and seventeen
years were taken In charge by Judge
West, Of the Nselle,, Weines lay and
shipsed hack to San Francisco G. u. ID.
Capt. Hardy is plcwing up his barley
field east Of town and will SOW il to grain
this fall. His success in raising good
crop without irrigatioa on unplowed land
last spring leads him 10 expect great
things Of q we'll titled grain field this
winter.
We hope the Kingman Odd Fellows
lodge will not let the building scheme fall
through. There are many suitable loca.
tions for buiiding purposes and build.
ing ON any OF the sites would be big
paying investment.
The following gentlemen we're regis
tered az the Hnbbs House this week
J. Gaitzch, St. Louis; A. N Doble, Hack.
berry; l.. j. IAssell. city John w. Gard
ner, Los Angeles; Wn. Hogan. Los An
geles, G.. G. Hall, Albuquefque; Fred
A. Helms, San Francisco; Max Kohn,
San Francisco; Frank Holmes, stockton.
John Hendry came up from the Needles
Wednesday, where he has been employed
for the last month in the construcfscn OF
AN ice house in that place The building
is 40x24 feet with double compartment
walls, the inside being OF lumber, six
inches thick, filed with sawdust. The
foundation is of stone, two and one-half
feet thick and two feet in height. The
capacity OF the building is about i've car
loa,ls and Is the property oi that enter
prising wet goods merchant. John Quinn.
C. C. Hall, President Of the New Mex
leo Fair Association, stopped over in
Kingman Thursday and made the MINER
Office pleas ant visit. Mr.. Hall was on
bis way home from an extended tour
thyo,,,h Southern California. He will