The herald., 1894-12-21
LIFE IN KINGMAN.
In cid snts Regarded with Human later
est In IN Arizona Metropolis.

0ot IN m arizona motrcpolOs
From the Mohave Miner.1
George A. Bonellfs new house is looming up
rapidly.
We are under Obligations to the postmaster
general for his annual report, which was re-
ceived yesterday.
Go to Clifton for your Sunday shave. Tools
and paraphe-nalia all frst-class and smoothest
shave on the coast.
Wanted-A jig man; good wages and steady
employment to a man who thoroughly under
stands jigging asserting lead ores. Address
"F," Chloride, Ariz.
This is the season of the year to set out trees
of all kinds, and we hope each and every owner
OF real estate in Kingmau will beautify their
part OF the town by planting trees and shrubs.
Some of our young society people are talking
ofgetting up genuine masquerade ball for
New Years eve. We hope they will enthuse a
sufficient number of our haute voice to make 1t
a grand success.
NOTICE.
Kingman, Ariz., Feb 14th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the Little Boy
mine or owner thereof will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by the lessees thereon.
II THOMAS KNIGHT
Frank Coyle. who was comm tilted to the Gus
tody of the sheriff from the Justices court at
White Hills, was released yesterday by recon
gentleman had recovered his mental equilib-
rum.
Phoenix paper says that the only count ties
that have not returned the official vote for
delegate to congress and councilman-at-laree
are Mohave and Gila. How is this, gentlemen
OF the board of supervisors? Promptness is
next to godline s.
The ball at the Commercial promises to be
the great event of the season. Most OF our so
ciety people will be present and the grand
toilets of the ladies will be just stunning. Dress
coats, patent leather boots and white kids will
be de rigour for gentlemen's attire fine
string band has been engaged and the supper
will be prepared by the best French chef de
cuisine in Arizona.
County officials on the way from the court
house to the business part of the town don't
seem to relish the angry antics of the bull, and
when he begins to roar thev make very undig-
nified tracks to safe corners. An old gentle
man was observed Friday jumping from one
side OF Beale street to the other, swearing that
it was an outrage on the community TO have
bulls at large.
Everything goes in Kingman, even
punched nickles The Indians seem to have
habit of mutilating small coin, which pass as
current change right along. Strangers kick
sometimes, but soon fal. into line and pay no
attention to these "hole in it" pieces.
The life of literary man in White Hills is
full OF vexatioEs. Dictiona naries are scarce, news
scsrcer and when the newspaper reporter dal-
lies too long at the green c,vered table al the
Hills where he los his coin, earned by the
sweat of his brain, and is behind with his re-
port to a great metropolitan organ OF the Popu-
listic persuasion, hades itself is haven OF rest.
"JUsTICE'' on Jag"
The breeze OF yesterday waited the following
into our sanctum and justice to the author
prompts us to reproduce it, our contempor-
ary across the way failed to do so:
WHITE HILLS, 11-2S "a.
Editor Mineral Wealth, Kingman
Have been gambling all night, and actually
forgot last night was Tuesday. Will write by
to-morrow's stage. Hope vii be in time.
Yours. etc., LEW SUPPLE.