Mohave County miner., 1895-08-10

The MINER office this week is the hap py recipient of box of very fine peaches from the ranch of R. Taggart & Co. In size and flavor the peaches from this ranch cannot he beat anywhere.
 The extreme low price of silver and the closing down of some of our mines makes the future look "corky" So when you have dollar to spend double it's value ny purchasing your supplies of
 GADDIs X PERRY.
 Mrs Frank Scully, nee Miss Emma Harris. died of consumption on August ', 1895, at her home on Walnut creek, near Prescott. Deceased was twenty. threa years old and at one time res,. dent of this county.
 The followinV offirers of Kingman lodge No. 22 1. o G. T. were installed Thursday night for the ensuing term W. q Blakely. c Miss Maggie Fisher, "; Mrs. A Edwards, c P. E. Collins. $ A. Edwards, T. J. s. Kolar. F. S.. Mrs Sadie Smith, NJ; Minnie Sawyer, G.
 A son Of John W. Wo,fskill, owner of the Dean mine. was accidentally shot the other day while preparing for s drive into the country from Los Angeles. The bullet from the gun struck the young man in the breast and rsnped upward infiicting what is thought to be 6 fatal wound.
 Last Sunday Wallapai valley to the northeast of Kingman was treated to one of the hardest rains in many years. The water ran down the washes to the mid de of the valley ten feet deep. I. was a grand sight from the top of the mountain to see the waters rolling in waves twenty feet high.
 The No 2 passenger train that passed through Kingman Wednesday morning ran into washout east of Gallup and two baggage coaches and tourist sleep or were pitched into the river. S'v. eral passen gers were injured and Rev Wheeler, the Baptist evangelist, who was here last spring with his Emanuel car, CT church ou wheels. wac killed.
 E'on't bny hat until our invoice O Jno. B. St-tson's & Cos arrive. They were shipped from Philadelphia August 3d We expect them here the first of next week You know what Ste,son hat is. We bought a thousand dollars worth and csn suit you in shapes and sizes. [ KIsGMAN MFR Co
 Robert PItsrson and Dan Holloway have made arrangements to put a Will kinson dry co ,csntr 4tor in Gold B sin to experiment on the ores from Mir. Pat. terson's minas. They will put in a Dodge crusher to pulp the ores and the power will he gener Ated by a crude oil gas gsners'ing engine. We hope their venture will be a success.
 Judge W. G. Blskely informs us that he haa a fSe stamp mill on the way from Chicago and that as soon st t is received he will put 1t up in the canyon below Cerbat. The Judge is opening up his gold mines in that vicinity and will soon have them in shape to keep the mill pounding away steadily for many months to come.
 In order 10 introduce Cham berlain' g i Cough Remedy here we sold several dozen bottles on strict guarantee and have found every bottle did good service We have used it ourselves and think 1t superior to any other. W. I. Mowrey, Jsrvisville, W. Va. For sale bv Fl. H. WATKINS. 1 Druggist. 4 Card
 PEACH SPRINGS, August 5. '95. EDITOR MoHAvE COUNTY MINER Dear Sir:--
 | I understand some one has reported that I had received money from Mir. Lakes ssmpling works on account of ore belonging to the Ninety Three Go, or from the Ora Plata mines, and wish to say that have never had the pleasure of receiving either checks or money from MT. Lake, or from either of the sampling