Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

dnu surrounding country are now sup
piled with new source of comfort anC
convenience in the establishment by
Mrs. o. M. Hayden of a daily and tri
weekly fruit wagon, delivering fruit a
the doors of all those places.
Chas. Sangster has ordered adobes
made for new six-room residence
corral, barn and stables to be erected
on ground at the side and back of his
new store. A good many thousand
adobes will be used in the plans of the
work laid out, and will give to tha,
quarter of town on Tennessee avenue
an air of business.
Mrs. NJ. Stein has had completed
this week awnings and shades at the
front and sides of her millinery es.
tablishment on Bullion street. Pre-,
parations for additional rooms for
stock are also being made.
Mrs o. NJ. Hayden is receiving this
week the finest assortment of Califor-
MIA and South American fruits yet laid
down in Chloride.
A frame building 32x42 feet in size
has been brought in from White Hills
and being put up on Kingman street,
close in to town, that is to be used as
a sporting resort.
kellogg q johnson have purchased
through Col. Young, the new liquor
house of Capt. Ike Conkey, on King
man street, and are having it fitted up
for early use
The new steel frame and windmill at
the well of Alfred Salano's residence
between Tennessee avenue and Bull
lion street is up and at work pumping
water for household use and irrigation
purposes. The big derrick which is to
hoist the $500 gallon tank to its place
is being put in readiness, and before
this reaches the eye of the readers of
the MINER that, too, will be completed
and in use. The new building adjoin-
ing the bath house is also being rushed
to completion and before the end of
the present month will be occupied.
The adobes for the new hotel to be
built by Alfred Salano on Tennessee
avenue, east of the town hall, are com
plete and awaiting the arrival of Mr..
Salano from California for further
disposition. Plans for the new hostelry
are being made by architects in Los
Angeles.
The family of d. w. Aaron has ar
rived from Los Angeles and are now
well situated in their new home.
The big shaft on the mining claim
belonging to Lou. Nellis has inclined
to the north at depth of forty-five
feet and the garsue matter changing
to fine-lcoKing quartz.
The hig steam hoisting plant on the
Mollie Gibson mine IN now pretty well
in pla5e. and it is the intention of the
to begin sinking in the
main shaft in very few DAYS, The
Woih uobc III putting everything IN
shape for permanent and steadfast
work in the mine is CT the most sub
stantial character
The new railroad company has lust
had well completed on the west side
of Silver Hill, near town, that furnishes
an abundance of good water at a depth
of thirty feet.
Again the supply of the MINER fell
far short Of the demand this week and
twenty-five cents copy was offered
by more than one person. Some of
them turned away from the news coun-
ter wrathy, remarking that the clerk of
in the office of publication
ought to be sand-papered and polished
up.
G. M. Hart, the manager of the Chic
ride meat market, is fitting up with a
new refrigerator so be can keep a large
stock on hand during the hot summer
months and would be pleased to have
all the people that like fresh beef to
call.
Mrs. Nj. Stein, the proprietress of the
Chicago Cloak and Suit House in
Phenix, has just opened up branch
store at Chloride. Carries nothing but
the finest ready-to-wear ladies' dresses
and millinery. Come, ladies, and see
yourselves. Hayden's, large frame
building.