Mohave County miner., 1896-08-01


 L'e and Fred Kayssr came up from the Big Sandy yesterday after supplies. James Downey, chiei dispatcher at Needles, ws in Kingman Thursday night.
 Mrs. Joe Prisk was in from Mineral Park las, Sunday and registered at the Hubbs.
 The gravel train has been at work all the week making a fill near Maguire's ranch.
 Quite numoer of meu are going around Kingman with their hands tied up, the resnlt of catsrrh or bruises.
 F.. G McDermiih, superintendent of the White Hills mines, has been stop ping in KIngman this week.
 J. $. Withers went out to White Hills this week to look after some mining in. teres,s. He returned Thursday evening
 
 Owing to the almost impossible condi- tion of the roads little ore is coming in from the mines To the north of Kingman. J. T. Langford, Of Lodi, California, son of Senator Langford. arrived in Kingman this week and Sill have charge of the Nigbthawk mine.
 Thomas B. Shipp, the wealthy cattle man of the Big Sandy, was in Kngman this week and took home with him a load of provisions.
 The Indians brought biz wagon load of melons and green corn from the Big Sandy yesterday and disposed of it around town at good fizpres
 0.D Clsck and Fred Leonard came down from the c o. D. canyon Tuesday evening to take part in the Knight rank team work in Western Lodge.
 Mi.s Maud Mcguire has secured the Whre Hills school for the ensuing term Miss Maguire is cultured lady and we are pleased to note that her servIces are in demand
 Flies are more numerous in KiDgnan than any time in it's history. l. ia al most impossible 10 do anything with them. New crops seem to be springinR up daily in place of those demised
 Yer Mehr and family left in GOV cred wagon laat Sunday for two weeks trip 10 the Grand Canyon of the Colo rado. They expect to have gloriou: time viewing the scenic wonders of na tures hsndiwork.
 Mrs R F Stephens, Mrs R B Knight, Mir G K GDodng, Mrs w E Frost and children, Mrs. John Rollins, John Rollins and William Llrkin lef "Wednesday night for an outing a. Sar Diego. Los Angeles and Cltalina Thei friends all wish them merry time. The late rains are having great effec in rejuyinating the shrnbs and grasse oi the county. On the Big Sandy tn oc tfillos that bloomed and leaVed out il Aoril are again in bloom and in full leaf This is the first time in many years tha | an occurrence of the kind has been noted l
 1 Dick Marsh. commonly known to th' boys as Spring heelei Dick" is nov in the Trail Greek country, British Col um bia, and IS doing well He is married aud has several children. MT Mirsl mined on Stockton Hill for many year and was successful in moderate way
 KeaD s. Charles returned from St Louis yesterday morning and is quit enthusiastic over the result of the popu lis, convention. He says that everythinl he ween the democrats and populist will be anic4bly arranged 80 that onl one electoral ticke. will be voted for T the states A program is now being ar ranged by the national committees.
 James W. Mchisl died at his hom on Front Street, Kngmsn, last rhursds. afternoon. The immediate cause of hi death was hemorrhage from the lungs MT Michael bid been an old timer ' this county, having arrived here in lSS and spent the greater part ot his tim ever since in working at his trade as carpenter and in nining. For nearly year past he has been ailing and as bt ,-- - .- Al I.o.I lIiI