Mohave County miner., 1902-03-22

we're married by Judge Logan at the
courthouse Tuesday last. Mr.. Thuroer
is quite well known in this county,
having at one time hauled freight from
here to Ten pie Bar. He recently made
a large amount of money on the con-
tract known as the cutoff on the ). f.
p. & p. railroad ont of Ash Fork. lie
now has contract for grading an
electric line in Los Angeles county.
We understand that hauling supplies
from the river to the mines OF the
SNOWFALL and Leland camps is rather
slow business. The road is over sandy
bottom lands which lack of rain has
made horribly dusty and the pulling
orrespondingly bad. The road will
have to heavily corduroyed before it
will be fit to haul large loads over.
Timothy w. Sprsgue, secretary aud
treasurer of the Arizona d New Eng
land Consolidated Mining company,
was in Kingman this week settling mp
tax matters with the collector. He
considered the rate of taxation in this
county an outrage and declares it will
have the effect of keeping out in-
vestors.
John +. Withers, of the firm of Lovin
a Withers, departed for Los Angeles
Thursday night and will purchase a
large stock of groceries and other sup
plies for the firm. This firm is now
doing large business especially in the
Gold Road country, where they are
operating branch store.
In a letter 10 the editor of the MINER
from San Jacinto hot springs, j. ID.
Lane states that |. d. Hilty is getting
along very favorably and that he
(Lane) was so far progressed toward
recovery that he would leave for hume
in about ten days.
Lovin d Withers have taken a con.
tract to haul all freight for the Gold
Road people for some time to come.
The contract will probably be filled
by the teamsters now operating out of
Kingman, as the price to be paid is
very fair.
E. Ogden and Cy. Davis are the
owners of the Gold Road stage line.
They contemplate putting on daily
line each way. 1t is also stated that
another line will be put on within ten
days. The more, the merrier.
A report was received in Kingman
that John Meyer, one of the oldest set
tiers of Signal, was at the point of
death. His many friends in this part
of the county are hoping for his
speedy recovery.
Beginning Monday, March oath, Rev.
S. A. Thomson, superintendent of Ari-
zona missions, will hold services in the
NJ. f. church every evening at 49,
throughout the week. Every body is
invited.
Mr.. Clayton, of Georgia, an old
friend of o. ID. M. Gaddis, arrived in
Kingman a few days ago and will
remain. lie is an old newspaper man
and we welcome him to sunny Arizona,
District Attorney Dickson last week
collected the forfeited bond of William
Epperson. The amount was sos. We
believe this goes to the school fund.
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There will be an election Of school
rustees next Saturday 1t is under.
stood that Maj. W. A. Mensch will be
a candidate for the office.
The bazaar given Thurday eveniI 8
by the Ladies Aid Society, was a com.
plete success, something like l4ls
being realized
A Printer Greatly Surprised.
81 never was so much surprised il
my life, as i was with the results of us
ing anIberlain's Pain Balm" says
Henry I. Crook, pressman of the Ash
vile IN. c. Gazette. ~ contracted {
severe case of rheumatism early last
winter by getting my feet wet. / tried
several things for it without benefit
One day noticed that Pain Balm wal
posi- lively guaranteed to cure rheu