Mohave County miner., 1891-06-27
LOc4L BRLEFS.

0. +. Kuencer went out to the Ark
mine Tuesday.
j. A. Carrow and Robert Kayser were
up from their Sandy ranches Monday.
Lew Iassell returned from his trip to
the Flores and Paymaster mines last Sat
urday.
3 Tobe Wilkinson was in from his bo
nanza camp in the Wallapai mountains
Saturday.
Hank Mcclure Was in town Monday
and Tuesday from his stock range on the
Big ssnday.
Ed linus, the prosperous cattle man
OF the Willows, was visitor in the me
tropolis Monday.
The wind and dust seems to have
united to make things disagreeabe in
town during the week.
NJ. j. Delehanty, OF Chloride, has been
taking in the sights OF Kingman and
other refreshments the last week.
jeff Bland was up from the Sandy with
wagon load of spring chickens, which
he soon disposed of to our citizens.
A number of the boys were up from
the Diamond Joe mine this week enjoy
ing the salubrious climate OF Kingman.
Will Hancock. the gentlemanly master
mechanic of the A. & r. railroad for this
division, was welcom, visitor TO King
man Saturday and Sunday.
The goddess Of liberty in the Fourth Of
July pageant will be something worth
seeing as it will be represented by one Of
KIngman's farest beauties.
The fireworks for t.; iisplay on the
evening OF July Attn h~. arrived. The
display will be made from Arlington
Haights and can be witnessed from all
parts OF town.
Hon. Foster 5. Dennis and J. J. I"r-
ONE went down to the Berkeley mine, in
Deluae wash, Tuesday morning. The
mine il looking well and work on il Is
being pushed as rapidly AZ possible.
Over one thousand tickets for the ex-
cursion on the placid bosom Of Red Lake
have been ISSUED this week, and should
orders continue TO come in We will be
compelled TO charte' another steamer To
accommodate the crowd
We are requested to notice an estray
horse nov in Briggs pasture on the
Sandy. The horse is branded and vented
with wine glass brand. The owner
can have same by proving property and
paying costs.
William Richards met with severe
accident Saturday morning while speei-
ing his horse over the race course on
South Front street. BY the shying OF his
horse he was thrown violently TO ,he
ground and his wrist severely sprained.
Carl Holton, claim adjuster Of the A. &
p. railroad. was IN town several days this
week settling up cattle claims with our
stock raisers. Satisfactory settlements
were made with quite number Of people
who have had cattle killed on the rail-
road during the past six months.
The Atlantic & Pacific railroad is rush
ed with freight nowadays, as many as
twenty-five trains passing through here
some days. Shippers are now becoming
convinced that it is the only all-the-year
route across the continent, and are now
taking advantage of this knowledge.
While vest bound freight train was
passing through the west end OF Wallapai
valley last Sunday evening, a car loaded
with gasoline caught fire, and, before il
could be detached from the train, the fire
extended to another car loaded with
paper and both were destroyed. The
paper was consigned 10 an Oakland news
paper. The loss il estimated at severa
thousand dollars.
At Mineral Park last Sunday a squaW
stole considerable whisky from a saloor
and divided it up among the Indians
One Of the number became inssnely
drunk and went over to the Indian camI
at Canyon Station, where he found al
old squaw and her buck, whom he beat
numerically with rocks and clubs. The