Mohave County miner., 1893-07-22


operator at this station for month past.
has gone TO the Needles.
ih's week We publish proposals for
9ross beef and -four for distribution
among the Wsllapsi Indians.
George NJ. Bowers has let a con,rac,
on his water shaft in the western addi-
ton to Thomas Mcmahon.
A burnt bridge three miles east Of the
Needles delayed the east bound passenger
Thursday night twelve hours.
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J. Il. Farlee, proprietor Of the Grand
Canyon stage line, was down from Peach
Springs several days this week.
A glance over the local and mining
columns Of the MINER will convince the
reader that We are strictly in it.
James Kenny, while playing foot ball
the other evening sprsined his ankle so
badly that he has to use crutches.
John Brady returned to Kingman from
Indian Secret district, where he has
been prospecting for some months past.
The White Hills stage did not arrive
in Kingman Thursday night until twelve
o'clock and did not 70 out the next day.
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o. d. NJ. Gaddis has resigned as Dis
trict Court Clerk Mr. Gaddis made an
excellent clerk during the past two
years.
NJ. W. Scott has been appointed s mi
tsry Commissioner for White Hills and
10 getting the town in more healthful
condition.
Mrs. Mary Harrington contemplates
the erection Of q substantial building
on her lots on Sonth Front street in the
near future.
Geo. NJ. Bowers, who has been visiting
In Los Angeles and San Francisco for The
past six weeks, returned to Kingman
Sunday evening.
James Uncapher, Of Mineral Park,
went up to Prescott Monday morning on
legal business and returned home Wed
nesday.
Supervisors Crozier and Grant came
down from Hickberry Tuesday evening
to attend the session OF the Board OF
Equalization.
Mrs. ]. X. Russell left on visit to her
sister in stockston California on Tuesday
nights train. She will be gone some
months.
RI. Grant. for some months superin-
tendsnt Of the Denver Milling and Min
ing Company, has returned to Denver
from Canada.
Geo. NJ. Bowers, Superintendent Of the
Nighthawk mine, went out to look at
that property Tuesday and returned to
town Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Gross and Jose Csrros have
gone to Yucca and from that point will
prospect the adjacent mountains for gold.
They ou,fittei in Kingman.
We are glad TO note the fact that nearly
all our citizens have cleaned mp their
premises since receiving the notice OF
the Sanitary Commissioner.
The editor OF the MINER has been ap-
pointed one of the Trustees Of the Re-
form School, at the request Of the citi.
zens OF Coconio County,
James Uncapher has commenced an
action against the Garden Springs Min
ing Company for the sum OF $1,000, Tor
services during the past two years.
L.O. Cowan has been appointed clerk
of the district court by Judge Hawkins.
Mr.. Cowan is q capable man and will
make an accommodating clerk, and the
appointment is q good one.
Frank Feeler, foreman OF the Horn
Silver mine at White Hills. came IN on
stage Tuesday night and left on the west
boun train for his home in San Diego.
NJ, Feeler has been sick nearly week
with typhoid fever.
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Our townsman, Harley Fay, has just
returned from flying trip to Prescott
where he found the people delighted
with /. bountiiul rain. He reports the
,o.n sn;oving it's usual business activity