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Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

J. s. Kolar, member of the board OF
supervisors and w. G. Blakely, district
attorney Of Mohave county, departed
for Los Angeles last Monday to con-
fer with representatives of the Santa
Fe Pacific railroad regarding tax mat
ters. 1t is believed that solution OF
the vexed question will be arrived at.
Several supervisors and district attor-
neys from other counties we're on the
Monday afternoon train to attend the
meeting.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

Ice cream soda, refreshing and de-
licious. PENDEGAsT g. AsPINwALLs.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15
C,oool and Personal.

Rev. Sigler and Prof. Russell have
cone to Los Angeles.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15
II. T. Ewing is in Los Angeles.

WIZ Eshom, of the Cieneca ranch 10
in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

W. H. Askew is working quite force
OF men on the Greenwood mine.
The ice plant is now running night
and day to supply their constantly in
creasing orders.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

On Tuesday evening, July 18th, West
ern Lodge No. II, nights of Pythias'
will install its officers for the ensuing
term. The installation will be a public
one and the citizens of Kingman are
cordially invited to attend in company
with their families. After the instalia-
ton ceremonies, which will commence
at 8 o'clock p. m, dance will he given
by the Lodge.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

You can buy the best 8 and 10 cent
cigars in town at
PENDEGAsT Il AsPINwALLs,
Kingman Drug Store.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

1t is claimed that a smelter will be
erected either in Needles or h ingman
by people with good financial backing.
Our people should bestir themselves
in this matter and IL possible have the
plant located here. Water and good
site are the requirements and these are
easily obtained.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

You can always get fresh drugs at
PENDEGAsT & AsPINwALLs.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

WANTED-A piano to rent. Inquire
of Mrs. Felger, Phoenix Store.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

>.-
The San Francisco Examiner of July
llth has KingmIan special catechising
the Santa Fe Pacific for breaking faith
with Mohave county in tax matters.
Mohave county entered into an agree
ment with the old Atlantic & Pacific
railroad years ago under the terms OF
which Mohaye county was to be paid
on an assessment of 5OO0s per mile.
The railroad officials terminated the
agreement at will. Now they are after
another agreement still further reduc-
ing the assessment.
Col. s. b. McConnico, general man.
acer of the Arizona & Utah railroad,
returned to kingman "Wednesday
morning from business trip to Los
Angeles and San Francisco. Col. Nc
Connico believes that the road will be
com pleted to Chloride by the first OF
| August and that silver spike Will DC
driven on that date with the usual
ceremonies in vogue. The people OF
Chloride will celebrate the occasion II
true western style. Excursions VIII
be run from Kingman and the big lead
camp will TEEN with life.
For some time past Mohave county
has been infested with a number o.
| l,;,h- -ooIIared bilks. This class O1
gentry has worked every person sus
ceptible of elongation of the neither
extremities to a dun brown finish
The sooner they are required to absen
themselves frorn the county the bette
II will be for our people. These peo
ple live on the fat of the land, chang
their dress three times day, smok'
the best of cigars and drink the cost
lest wines and liquors and the poo
fools about town pay for 1t.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15
For Rent.

For RENT.
A four-room house, furnished,
on West Front street. Enquire
of G. A. BAXTER.
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

C,oool and Personal.
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Rev Sgler and Prof. Russell have
,one to Los Angeles.
Bv Collins of the Blackfoot mine, is
,i.iting in Kingman.
ED. Rochefort returned from Los
Angelo. early this week.
MFR. and Mrs. Allen Ware, of White
Hills. are visiting in Kingman.
William Nelson, of Chloride, was in
Kpgnan last Wednesday on business
The Cook brothers and the parties
working the Virginia mine are in h ing
man
Miss Grace Overman, the talented
Young school teacher, is visiting in
Kngman.
Wm. Magee Sr. is IN town from the
Biz Sandy with load of luscious wa
termelons.
Miss Lena Tast tired of life in Dodge
City and returned to kingman last
Wednesday evening.
Parties have been making an exami-
nation of the Mcguire properties, south
of Kingman this week.
Mrs. H. j. Bowman has purchased
the residence and lots of Thomas Tyr
rell on Beal street, Ingman
A pleasant dance was given in Lake
Hall Monday evening by the members
of the Kingman baseball club.
Mrs. c. Z. Bowers aud Mrs. r. Tag
CART have gone to Los Angeles to re-
main during the warm months.
Mrs Charles Metcalfe and children
and Miss Virginia Bowman, departed
for the coast last Sunday afternoon.
j. S. Withers and party of experts
went out to Stockton Hill last Thurs
day. They will make thorough ex-
animation of the mining properties on
the Hill.
The copper properties twelve miles
west of st. George, in West mountain,
have been sold to Salt Lake people by
w. l.. Adams. Ore is being shipped
from the mines to the smelter.
Peter White has just returned from
the copper mines near kleinfelter,
owned by Messrs. Anderson, Knight Il
Witt He says the properties are look
ing well and that the ore is rich in
grey copper.
Charles Metcalfe, A. j. Otis and o.
NJ. Enslow went up to Stockton Hill
Thursday last Messrs. Otis and Ems
low will prospect in the Stockton Hill
country for month or two. There is
plenty of good ground in that country
to prospect in.
Samuel Crozier took Thomas Baker
to the Mclean hospital in San Fran
cisco last Saturday. Mr.. Baker was
not improving to any extent and Mr..
Crozier believed that heroic treatment
was necessary to save his life. Every
body hopes for the speedy recovery OF
Mr. Baker.
Any man who wilfully knocks" the
sale of a mining property ought to be
driven from the country. The time is
ripe for action and the men who go out
of their way TO prevent sale should
be given notice to leave the country
and on failure to do SO should be sum
marily dealt with.
1t is claimed that a smelter will be
erected either in Needles or h ingman
by people with good financial backing.
Our people should bestir themselves
in this matter and IL possible have the
plant located here. Water and good
site are the requirements and these are
easily obtained.
On Tuesday evening, July 18th, West
ern Lodge No. Il, r nights of Pythias,
will install its officers for the ensuing
term. The installation will be public
Mohave County miner., 1899-07-15

| '' ms aie VI udlly Oc-
currence to the northeast of Kinpman.
but so far very little has fallen in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Cohenour and daughters paid a
visit to Girls. Voght's ranch this week.
where Mrs. Cohenour's son Fred is
abiding for the present.
Everybody should be prepared to at
tend the big celebration in Chloride
on August lst. Particulars of the
event will be given later.
A new drugstore is being started in
Chloride by W. l.. Hereford, of Los An
geles. Chloride is good camp and we
have no doubt the business will -four
ish.
The board of equalization this week
increased Kingman assessments by
fully lOO,OO0s. Nothing like enriching
the property owners on occasions of
this kind.
A compromise has been effected by
the terms of which the Santa Fe Paci-
fic railroad will pay the delinquent
tax of 1898 and stated amount every
year for five years.
Recorder Feeny and assistant Fred
Pomeroy, will have their hands full at
tending the board of supervisors, the
board of equalization and the business
Of the Office this month.
w. II. Eichelberger left this morning
for the Orc Plata mine, where he will
survey and plat the property. Mr..
Eichelberger is one of the best
draughtsmen in the territory.
The railroad company is now haul
ing water from hingman to Seligman.
The late rains filled the reservoir at
Truxton with sand and no pumping
can be done at that place until it is
cleaned out.
Ed. Carrow came up from the Big
Sandy yesterday accompanied by his
aunt, Mrs. L. NJ. Suey. He will return
in the morning and his sister, Miss Eva
Carrow, who has been visiting friends
in Kingman, will go with him.
Howard W. Kemper, in an interview
in the Los Angeles Herald few days
ago, gives kingman a good send-off.
He believes that Arizona will be push
ing Colorado closely for first place in
the productions of metals within the
next few years.
The action against the firm of Cad
dis & Perry in the U. S. court at Pres
colt, has been dismissed and the firm
will resume business next Monday.
Their many friends will learn with
pleasure of the amicable settlement of
their difficulties.
Doctor Finn made a trip to Walla-
pal mountains Thursday in search of a
cool place to spend a few days vaca-
ton during the summer. He found a
shady retreat in the vicinity of the
Dean mine, which he declares to be the
prettiest spot in Arizona.
G.. w. Beecher will leave this after
noon for San Francisco with Sumner,
The little fellow will be put in charge
of one of the best surgeons in the city.
His wounds have been getting along
all right, but he has been suffering con.
siderable pain for four or five days
past. We hope he will return com
pletely recovered.
Last Sunday man named Russell
who has been mining and prospecting
in the Grand Canyon, north of Will
Jams. was missed from his camp and {
searching party was organized. Abou
100 men joined in the search. 1t wa
learned from the Indians that maj
was seen in the Colorado river on al
overturned boat, three miles above tn
Indian village, Sunday afternoon. Moth
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ltebrrfi6t Der mi6tigifrn Greienifc
i'll Saltimnrc, rrip. MarBlanO,
tpGbrenO hrs 3aBrrs 1898.
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ginrnIn's lebtrr 9ranaSiannnsnft.

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@iefiae GrfnOers 9lrbcit.

y}a6 BEN Qiiten uniere5 Patentdr .
tes diebt es in ben Ser. Staten flint
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f6uIoat.
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@lriuiinr.

N}el4Iiat, oi; 3du6srmdio,
6ptnnt Die T.bernar S6.ettr,
Me5t Gem @aloa Tein 6eittag5tieiO
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4uT oag 6aupt, Bis Dom St,bernti5
Dir Die G6[dTen ~un1ponnen.
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9a5 2ugen f6sint bod Elm @s6ot,
9ds &einer fam 6eiieaen.
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Gtfller gorDurf. - pro
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Sti<fel Ga5au Sic b~errct6en!" - 2ins
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2. @m. s. Surtmunn, 25 S. - 3.
Glatfdn $. 6irIGberg, 50 S. = 4.
@eorg @fmi6t. 65 s. - 5. Sobn 8.
5ulemann, 81 g.; Grnf 90. @6mals
Bad, 20 s. = 6. Natban ROO6erg, 26
g.; g6arles Simon, iun., 80 S. =
z. Muguft s.. 9Dbrmann, At s.; Sol.
81. We6er. : s. @ast G.. Sod. 70 s.
- 8. 6. 8. 80. @irnete, 81 s., in
@of6ingtor. 9. g.; So6n Orefel. rs
g.; Otto So. &rumm. AZ g.; Sob.
9reG. 70 g.; SEQ. 8. 3i6ter, 60 s.
10. Stto 2Gmmsr6irt, % s.; Spb. 6.
5rDgliG, 80 s.; Marceaus g. Slgen>
fritz, 81 g.; Soi. g. 6Dnig, % s. -
il. Sob. 8. 6. Mplters, Al s.; O..
6. StiGmann. "A g.; 6reb. Quguit
Seller. 60 s. - Is. SplDeiter Sitter,
70 s. - IA. @eo. S9mitt, Sc s.
16. 5ermann Gngels, Is S. = II.
Gbp, Ootterpei6; Sreb. 8. @6mann,
So 8. Is. gbarles Mus6aft, 70 s.;
sSafob &rie6l. rs s. = 10. 4uQuIt
Siebl, aus Sisgerts6aufen, &urbeFen,
Sc s. - q. SOB. go. Strobtmann,
As s. "a. G9as. ,. &ub6a6. 81
&. %. Goipdr 4GOlf rs s.; @eorg
T. Sulius &lingso6r. rs s. - 26.
SEQ. Meierrids. in arlington, Mb.,
81 s.; Grant &uifer, SO S. - 30.
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Park association this evening at 80, at
the city hall.
Geo. ". Atkinson OF Brookings and
John O'Donpell OF Ramona were regis
tered at the Madison house.
Conductor Herb Putrey and wife will
| depart tomorrow for q month or six
weeks visit on the Pacific coast.
The mission band OF the NJ. +. church
will give an ice cream social, Friday Eve
n,ng, a, the home OF Mrs. Monty. Ice
cream, 10 cents.
DR.. Daniels while returning from Nc
Cook county yesterday lost his case con
tanning his surgical Instruments. near
the county Line.
Mrs. Melia Drake, who has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Mary Vreeland. FOL
some months past, returned home tc
Sandusky, Ohio.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on jswelry continues all this month
Come early to get the benefit OF the
large assortment.
The Canton district conference OF
Norwegian ministers is in session to-day
at the church in Miner county, dedica'
ted yesterday with imposing ceremonies
The supper given by the ladies' com
mittee OF the Cemetery association Sat
urday evening was daintiIy served ano
we'll ~patronized. The profits Of the sup
per amounted to about $50.
Leauder johnson, oldest % OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. johnson, who has beer
confined to bed for the past five weeks
With pleurisy, is slowly recovering
though not sole to be up yet.
All members OF the Modern Woodme'
OF America and Royal Neighbors are re
aues.ed to attend q business meeting
anent the coming state logrolling picnic
at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening
A treat will be served all Corners tn
rest OF this week in the form OF cotie
and hot biscuits cooked on the Majesti
J range. Call and learn the merits OF thu
; hest Of household articles, at kundert
J Fitzgersld's store.
: Walter Mack representative OF tn
Majestic Range company arrived tn
: evening and will open up tomorrow
cooking school at Kundert Il FIt7
! y oerald's to exhibit the excellent cookin
q facilities of these far-famed ranges.
= The head railroad officials OF the Q. \
and St. Paul made their annual inspet
n tiou OF their lines in South Dakota ye'
terdsy. They came east from Wool
socket before dinner, wentworth to br'
= tol aud returned, continuing east in tn
evening.
The wrestling match between Viii
inc and Hoar at Wentworth Saturda
-~.vanino resulted in . draw. The all
Il.t.a vreetlsd two hours and fifteen mil
.|ntsa. but neither could down. The pr
~. Of the house, S2S, was divide
eou.lly between the contestants.
Four carloads Of lumber stood on Il
t,.oks here this morning tor part''
hu;ldine /, q town-one for N. Bjornsta
ooutrsctor, L. P~aulson, two for E'm'
y Sheridan, contractor, A. r. Glover &c
one for A. H. Msrsland. who Will eupe
it intend tho building Of his own res'denc
!. DR.. J. M. DUFF was called in consult
. tion with DR.. Noble Is miles SCUM
Howard Saturday. He reports GRO
and grass somewhat more advanced
that section than here and also Ga
y acme very fine herds OF sheep q oat'
which goes to show that farmers 10 IN
:. locality srs catching on to the value
srock raising.
!. The Redmond 20. which oIoseo
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BRrvlTleS.

LOCAL BREvlTlEs.
''' cents, FAX IS.
Madison kids won @ to 8 over the
u'0e' Saturday.
WI Torbet departed Tor . visit
'''ents at Britt, Iows.
''ee1c OF Howard was . through
~ 'or tho east ct II .. m.
report: Partly cloudy &c.
S'oly showers Tuesday.
a., "undsrt went to Epiphany
l'returning THE afternoon.
ki,., Jenkins Of vsem,llion wal
from ID. aostA this noeains
WI BE- a meeting OF The DRIVING