Mohave County miner., 1891-10-10
LOcAL BRIEFS.

oy' CUcsindu ~ III boWn from the G0l-
conda mlne.
We editor took flying trip TO Needles
Thursday night.
w. NJ Walker was in town from the
Distaf Thursday.
Chas. Clinton took flying trip to Min.
eral Park Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross, OF Chloride were
in town one day this week.
Cummings paid visit to the mines in
the vicinity Of Mineral Park Tuesday.
Will Watkins has been visiting friends
and relatives in Kingman several days
this week.
The Board OF Supervisors were in ses.
sion Monday and transacted an immense
amount OF OF business.
Alfred ID. Boner is up from his ranch
on the Sandy with a load OF wstermelons
and other farm produce Thursday.
One OF s.rgeant's fine stage horses
died last Saturday. The animal was val.
ued at one hundred and fifty dollars.
Oae carload OF sheep and one OF beef
cattle from Williams passed through here
Thursday on their way TO Los Angeles.
q. w Porter, who has been working
on the Ark mine for some time past, has
been rusticating in Kingman this week.
j. II. fiaIsey does not like free coin
age argument TO terminate by the Colo
mel trading a white for black hat. Fay
apologized
Mackenzie & Crozier are building
factory for the manufacture of soda water
and other fancy drinks for prohibitionists
al their place east OF town.
w. g. Blakely went up 10 flagstaff
Wednesday 10 attend the Methodist Con-
ference now in session there. He is ex
pected home about Tuesday.
John Brickel John Hrncman. Thomas
Glover, John Bartle and Mr.. Riley wen,
to Weaver district yesterday, where they
intend to engage in mining.
Fred Brawn owned pig. The pig got
away. Coyote spied pig and took several
large mouihiuls from the pigs afterwards.
Pig died from the effects Of his wounds
Wasn't that naughty coyote?
The question of erecting suitable
school honse 10 being ayitatel in King
man. The present building is inadequate
10 accommod lde the rapidly increasing
number OF scholars attending the public
school.
Edward 8. Campbell, Jr.. of Philadel-
phia, brother of John III. Campbell, So
perintendent OF the Flores Con. @. NJ.
Co, has been visiting the latter for the
past few weeks His visit il one Of pure
pleasure.
We have heard of spiritual seances
where banjos and other musical instru.
ments were played by invisible hands !;
but there was seance in Cox & Clack's
"spIritual" rendezvous in which the me
dinm materialized sufficiently to handle
half gymnasium Cox's nose was short
stop for stray boxing-gioye, Don
lodged the fiddle box, which carromed
on the stove, while the big rubber football
vas as uneasy as bee IN hottie. Frag.
ments Of cat-gut and horse-hair were
pl,ntifuly scattered abont. and altogether
twas rather an expensive bit of fun.
An election OF officers for Gaddis lodge
No. Il, knights Of .Pythias, took place
last Saturday night and the following
named gentlemen were elected for term
OF three months: r. l.. Smith, G c.;
NJ. C. Copeland, V. c.; James KINNEY.
NJ. at A.. G. d. sanderson, X. Of X. 4
SD. X. Bebee, VI. OF F.; o. ID. VI.
Gaddis, NJ. OF f.. The differs will prob
abIy be installed Wednesday or Thursday
evening Of next week. The lodge deserves
cndit for placing the controlling power in
Tire hands OF such sterling men as those
above named. May they always use such
clear Judgment in the election OF officers
and other matters OF importance pertain
ing TO the welfare Of the organization il
the sincere wish OF every member o'
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