Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

tne Empire mine Tuesday morning.
AL Ryan has gone to Chloride te, as,;st
). T. Finnegan in rounding up his cattle.
The meeting OF the Republican county
committee is called for Wednesday, April
Goth.
The rain storm Of yesterday was bless
ing TO the stock men and ranchers Of this
county.
Frank Robinson was in from Gold
Bosin Monday and went out home the
next morning.
Hon. Foster y. Dennis 10 having con.
siderable work done on his house on
South Front Street.
Jerry Sullivan, Of Chino Valley, large
cattle raiser and buyer, was in town sey-
eral days this week.
Crozier Il Mackenzie are moving their
material from their old slaughtarhouse
to their new one east Of town.
Ids Hamblin, who has been visiting
his sister in the Needles for the past
week, returned home Tuesday.
Miss hIillie Feeler, was over from
Chloride visiting her sister Mrs. G. w.
Beecher last Saturday and Sunday.
w. j. Baker, Of Lewiston. Cal, a son Of
Thomas Baker. arrived in town last Sat
urday and remained in town several
days.
Mrs. Walter Scott, Of Powell, has gone
on visit TO her old home In the east.
Mr.. Scott accompanied her as far as
Kingman.
MIR. Eames, OF Pasadena, one of the
owners of the Empire mill in Todd Basin,
came IN Tuesday morning and went over
TO the Basin.
Frank Wilson has been overhauling
tha sampling works machinery for the
past several days and now has it all in
perfect condition.
Hi. Beck, who has been in town for
the past ten days under the care Of the
doctor, left for the Copper Camp We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Atlantic & Pacific company IL put
ting in a double pipe line from their well
in the Canyon southwest Of town to the
water tank and depot.
Mrs. o. d. Clack left Wednesday
morning for a short visit to her old home
in Kansas. The good wishes Of her
many friends go with her.
The "big" boys, as well as the little
ones, seem to be enjoying themselves in
the festive game Of base ball on the
sehoolhouse grounds these bright sunny
days.
The price Of beef steers ia on the in
crease in the east and the Texas Stock
Grower predicts that it will reach cent
q pound higher than il now is before the
first Of January, 1892.
A. G. Lonamore has leased the Oak
Greek ranch Of j. II. johnson and will
soon be prepared to supply Kingman and
the balance of the county with all kinds
OF vegetables and fruits.
David Nelson, Of Francis creek, was In
town the other day after doors and win
dows for the new house he has in course
OF erection on his. ranch. The building
will be twenty-four by forty feet.
Thomas d. shipp came down from
blackberry Monday and left for Prescott
Wednesday morning, and will it is sup
posed, dispose Of about one thousand
head of beef cattle while in that burg to
eastern buyers.
J.R. Halsey received several carloads
OF lumber during the past ten days and
has already disposed of the greater por-
ton of IT, This goes to show that King
man and surrounding country has good
healthy growth.
The Wallapais will receive another feed
from Uncle Sam on the oath Of this
month. These mo nthly feeds gives the
poor Indian q chance to elbow" in all his
wealth on monte instead OF having TO
buy grub as heretofore.
We understand that Mrs. Presley
Brown, whose husband was killed at
| Chloride some time ago, has fallen heir
TO about $4,000. We hope it is 40, as
Mrs. Brown richly deserves all the good
things this life has in store for her.
Mohaye county will soon be the first
agricultural county in the territory.
| Apples, oranges. figs. lemons, grapes,
olives and all kinds OF semi-tropical fruits
can be raised In profnsion anywhere
within the county, and il Is only mat
ter OF few short years when Wallapai
aud Sacramento valleys will he cnvered
with vast wheat ann harley fields. Oar
valleys are not sandy wastes. az many
suppose. hit pure virgin soil. washed
Iown from the mountains by the rains OF
upst ages.
w. Cnretpn, well-k1own in this comfy
| 4s the editor OF the Alta Ariznna, ht1
inst distinguished hImsef ~ pariifi'
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