Mohave County miner., 1891-03-07
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
Silver. s.ss. Lead. s4.32k.

o. +. kuencer mas gone TO st. Louis on
short business trip.
James Kenney came down from the
Yighthswk mine Saturday.
Quite number Of natives OF our sister
Republic, Mexico, are in town.
Kit Fisher was in town from the Snug
gler mine, in co d Basin, the first Of
week
Peter Benson was in from the Green
Iinnet mine in Union Basin Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bowers returned
TO their home at Iayne Springs Wednes-
day morning.
Six carloads Of sugar passed over the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad Wednesday
eastward bound.
c. " Funston and family left on the
east bound train Monday for their old
home in Missouri.
John Barry and Henry Mclaughlin
were In town from the Sunlight mine,
near Chloride, Wednesday.
G. NJ. Bowers will put several more
men to work on the Primerosa mine in
Todd Basin in few days.
Ten carloads Of oysters passed over the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad Monday con-
signed to San Francisco firm.
John Smith for being drunk and dis
orderly was given fifteen days in jail by
the Justice of the peace Wednesday.
Supervisor Crozier came down from his
Truxton ranch Wednesday morning to
attend meeting Of the Board of Super
yisors.
A number of adobe houses in the lower
part Of the town Of Signal were washed
away by the food in the Big Sandy creek
last week.
Miss Maggie Marvin, Mrs. West and
Miss Harris, Of Peach Springs, paid their
many friends in Kingman a pleasant
visit Tuesday.
Owing to litigation the Diamond Joe
nine in Cedar district has been tempo
rzriIy closed down and all the boys have
come into town.
Beebe's eight-mule team went out to
the Empire mine Tuesday loaded down
10 the guards with supplies Tor the resi-
dents Of that camp.
Mr.. Eames one OF the owners Of theTodd
Basin mill, came in Monday morning on
the east bound passenger train from his
home in Pasadena, California.
A stranger was arrested Saturday for
selling liquor to Indians and was held by
U. s. Commissioner Blakely 10 await the
setisn Of the United States Grand Jury.
The Atlantic & Pacific are running i'm
mense trains over their road daily. The
road deserves the patronage Of the public,
ss ii is the best all.the-year continental
route.
Morgan H1mphry and VI. W. Scott are
In town with four tons Of rich ore from
the Nighthawk mine at Layne Springs,
which they are having worked at the
sampler.
Miss Mile Feeler, who has been at
tending her sister, Mrs. G. w. Beecher
du,+ng her recent illness, returned to
Chloriar Tuesday afternoon TO resume her
duties Of te, 'cber at that place.
IA c,rrov WAS up from his Big
Sandy ran n Tdesda anu WEDNESDAY
He informed US that pla. "iDg crops "au w
iust commenced in his sectio.' o"'"s :"
The vet condition Of the ground.
The Hubbs House now has q l. es''
class COOK, and the oriental cooks here
tofore employed in that hostelry have
been ineontenently bounced. so 10 speak.
Everyone who desires a frst-class meal
should 20 to the Hubbs House.
Needles is going % have school house
Nt DAS VI tlt odiu uuhco hODNs H"' -
mile southwest Of town. The building
viii be OF red sand stone, and will be the
cause Of great many freckles among our
worthy sisters and brothers in the ham
Yet over the river.
While riding over his range near Sig
nal week ago, Hon. Thomas Halleck
was thrown from his horse and while
lving prone upon the ground the animal
kicked him breaking several Of his ribs.
He left Yucca Sunday on his way TO Los
Angeles where he goes for medical treat
ment. We hope his injuries will moi
prove serious.
J. DeBourdage, who has been mining
In this county for the past four years,
left on the west-bound passenger We'd
nesday for San Francisco. From San
Francisco Mr.. DeBourdage will proceed
70 his native country, France, where
he will remain. He is a good sociabl'
fellow and his many friends will be sorrJ
70 have him leave the country.
A grand masquerade ball will be given
under the auspices Of the ladies Of King
man, ia the new courthouse, on TIN
evening Of Friday, March 10th, 1891, u