Mohave County miner., 1904-02-06

 perienced no benefit from his treat ment at the German Hospital. While he is able to see little from the left eye at present he expects to become permanently blind. His many friends in this county regret his condition, but he appears to be perfectly cheer. ful under his terrible af1iction.
 Two men passed an old state bank bill on one of the Chinese restaurants a few days ago, but were overloaded by the Mongolians and turned over to the officers. The bill had been split and another split bill pasted on to the back making it heavy and clumsy. The men will probably have chance to explain the occurrence to Uncle Sam.
 A man by the name of Peterson died at the hospital Sunday afternoon of blood poison. Sometime ago the man had his foot badly crushed and the wound failed to heal. He came up from Yucca Friday night and entered the hos pital, where he gradually failed until death ended his sutferings.
 Mrs. J. P. Finegan, of Chloride, ar rived in Kingman Wednesday, accom-. panied by her daughter, Mrs. Jo Car row, and departed on the evening train for Los Angeles. Mrs. Carrow has been very ill and will be placed under the care of specialists in the city.
 C.E. Lovett and wife came in from Los Angeles this week and departed yesterday for Mineral Park, where they will reside for some time. Mr. Lovett is the owner of the Buckeye mine and intends to do considerable work on the property this winter.
 Edward A. Shaw has been appointed postmaster at Acme. MT. Shaw is chief clerk for Lovin & Withers. It is also reported that daily mail service will soon be inagurated between King. man and the camps in San Francisco district.
 The Emporium, Kingman's leading ladies' and gents furnishing house, wishes to notify the ladies of kingman a d Mohave county that they are . ceiving a large line of ladies' spring and summer goods.
 Ike Conkey, the Mineral Park store keeper, is in Kingman. Capt. Donkey is the owner of some splendid mining property in the vicinity of Mineral Park from whicn he is now taking ore. F. H. Nettleton, of Spokane, and $. c. Davis paid visit to the Tyro group of mines, in the Sheeptrail country, this week, where Mr. Nettleton made an examination of the property.
 Barrett Snyder has returned from Los Angeles and will visit with his aunt, Mrs. l.. V. Snyder, for several weeks before returning to his home in Chicago.
 ID. Hilty has gone to Bessel Camp, where he will probably aid in opening up the rich ore body on the Tom Reed and Ben Harrison mines.
 Mrs. Mabel Blakely came over from Virginia Camp Monday last and will visit with relatives in Kingman fol several days.
 The following letters remain dead ir the Kingman office: Pat Driscoll, A
 M. Bently, J. Marlin.
 George w. Roster, who is in charge
 of the White Hills mines, is in King
 man for few days.
 Mrs. J. T. Watkins and Miss Editt
 Hyde have gone to California on { pleasure trip.
 John F. Withers has gone to Fremon
 to look after his interests in tha camp.
 The best physic. "Once tried anc , you will always use Cham mberlain' , Stomach and Liver Tablets," says Wm , A. Girard, Pease, Vt. These tablet ! are the most prompt, most pleasan and most reliable cathartic in use
 For sale by H. H. Watkins.