Mohave County miner., 1892-12-10

r. business since the discovery Of the Whit,
Hills mines.
q W. Il. Fr,st brougb, in bunch 0f beel
steers Thursday for distribution TO tn,
Wsllapais to-day.
A number Of four mule teams ar,
hauling coke aud lumber TO the mine,
north Of kingm.n every day.
Beebe's oig team loaded wlth lumbe,
Wednesday for White Hills. There were
three big wagons 10 the outfit.
Many new houses sill have To be built
In kingman TO meet the dema and Of fami.
lies who desire to settle here duriny the
winter.
Mrs. 4. ID. Sargent and Miss M,y
Clayton will leave in few days for san
Diego, where they will remain for some
months.
White Hills will soon be- the banner
city Of Arizona. In point OF business and
activity 1t now surpasse' any town on
the coast.
ID. X. Beeoe went out TO White Hills
yesterday on business connected with his
frelghtinS interests between here and
that plsce.
Harvey Hubbs has had his ranch in
the lower part Of town sowu TO grain This
week. The first rainfall will bring Il up
in good shape.
/ .. ID ClacE VAS down from the T. o
ID canyon ia. first Of this week. II IL
his inteniention TO move his family TO the
mine very shortly.
W Is. Morris, Who has been driving
team for the South western Smeiier com.
psny the past two months. lei, for his
home in Texas Thursday.
Brswn's big teams loaded yesterday
With lumbe Tor the White Hills. They
are all rushed with work but seem To
keep it pretty veil cleaned up.
Last St,nrisv Probate Judge Cosan
appointed G.. w. Beecher H. ?. Ewing
and Lew Blakely appraiser lor the estate
OF James Csdden. deceased.
The Wsllapai Indians received their
monthly allowance OF beef and flour from
the government Today And great NUN.
be, be, 9i.''n''! Of hungry l"d'o~e'e on hand for
There are now about thirteen teams
running between here and White Hills.
Four or fine OF these are from ten TO four.
teen animals each and the others are four
aud six horse outfits
Mrs. J. +. Ryan wishes 60 notify the
public that she IL no longer running the
Commercial lodging house, bu; that she |
has nicely furnished roDms tD let At her
place on Sbnth Front Street
W. J. Roe and family arrived from !
Bristol, Nevad, SUNDAY morning. Mr. |
Roe, it will bs remembered, is AN old Mo |
have county resilient, and We welcome |
him back to the ba 1ncr county Of the
Territory. -
No paper in Arizona makes u showing
with the MINER as local newspape We
do not pretend to rival metropolitan
papers in general news, bht we do give
all the loc Il newsNof the/countv in good,
readable shap-
Judge SchAeffer, in an interview with
AN Examiner reporter the o'her dav,
8 spok. the truth when hs said that Cui-
iorni ans were afraid TO invest in mines
and consequently let slip some golden
opportunities in Arizona
K T. Root. Of the White Hills mines,
expect fine team Of horses ana buggy
to-day, from Denver. This gentleman
will have considerable travelling around
the county to do this winter and has con
cluded that good team is ne ;essity.
Burt Rup-, travelling representative
for the Arizona Daily Gazette, Phenix,
was a pleasant caller at this
office Wednesday morning. Mr. RubIe
was here in the interest OF the journal be
represents, and did some business with
our citizens in that line.
II some one would burn a kiln OF l00,-
300 or 200, 900 brick ready sale conid be
had for them. The new block on the
corner OF Front and Fourth streets will
use about 100 900 brick in its construction.
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