Mohave County miner., 1891-01-10
For a good square meal 90 to the Hubbs

John Lynch was up to the G o ID mine
Thursday.
A. A. Kilburn has just returned from q
visit to Prescott.
For all kinds Of artistic job work como
to the MINER office.
Rogers and Noel are digging out some
rich ore from the Ajax.
f. ]. Goldman is putting up water
tank near his residence on Beal street.
If you wish TO pass pleasant evening
go to Aitken & Borham's bowling alley.
Chas. Sherman was in Kingman satur-
day last purchasing supplies for his
mines.
Jno. Ellis returned to Layne Springs
Monday dressed in his best suit Of
clothes"
Sheriff Lake returned last week from a
trip to Albuquerque and Socorro, New
Mexico.
Quite number Of location notices have
been filed for record since the first oi
January.
Henry p. Ewing came in from the hills
on Wednesday. We are indebted to him
for several mining items.
Crozier & Mackenzie have several men
at work ON their well east OF town. They
will shortly erect an Aermoter windmill
for the purpose OF supplying their cattle
with water.
1t is said by those who know, that the
big ore body in the Empire still holds
out. The connection has been made and
stopping will now be commenced, and we
look for big and regular shipments from
now on.
MeLeish and Henson have started 10
"perforIn" on new location which they
made New Years night, in the wash east
Of Mineral Park and near the Baden Bad
en-. They say they have some $3.50 ore
to start in on.
Richard TagQart has purchased three
thousand feet OF two inch pipe and will
pipe the water Of Grapvine spring to some
high ground on his Beal spring ranch,
where he will set out great many vines
and trees the coming spring.
Three Colorado gentlemen, whose
names we failed 70 learn, have located at
upper Chloride and have taken lease on
the Elkhart mine, which they have begun
10 work with determination and energy
that will, with the lead ore in sight, be
sure 10 win.
The holidays are over and school COM
menced Monday with full attendance.
The children seem to take more interest
under the tutorship Of Mrs. Ogden than
any other teacher for several terms, and
it is to be hoped that Kingman will be sc
fortunate as to retain her services.
Henkle, Brandon and McGlone have
struck some very high grade native and
ruby silver ore in the Tuckaho, neal
Chloride. They are drifting north at liz
feet and sinking the main shaft, which IL
now dow 100 feet. They have rich ORE
in both places and it seems to improve il
richness and extent as they sink.
1t is now an established tact that as
good bricks can be made in Kingman al
any place in the Territory. Messrs. Hal
sey & Aitken have been experimenting
for some time past, and have succeeded
beyond their most sauguine expectations
They deserve much credit for their ener
gy and perseverance. Messrs. Simpson
and Plummer were the expert b 'ck met
in cha 'ge OF the work, and Mr.. Pinmmc'
will remain in the employ OF Messrs
Halsay & Aitken for some time,
John II. Campbell, Superintendent 0
the Flores mine, intends to CommeOc'
TIE erection Of a ten.stamp mil on tha
property as soon as the machinery car
b. got on the -ound. The 10 ne has beer
opened up in good shape and large qaan
titles of high grade ore have been extract
ed. The ore body opened mp in the souti
! dri;t, is six feet in width and averages be
tween sixty and seventy dollars per ton
To Mr.. CampbelPs energy and ability i
due the present satisfactory condition 0
this mine, and We hope his new mill viii
, be an entire success.
NJ. ]. X. Halsey appeared before tn
Board of Supervisors Tuesday and sub
mitted full set Of plans and specitiGa
tons for furnishing the new Court House
Tbs plans were furnished by G. F. Web
Der 4 Co, Of San Francisco, ag'ts 70
A. III. Andrews Il Co., Chicago, dealer
in Office and business furniture. Th
plans were elegantly gotten mp, and evi
= IDENTIFY by persons thoroughly eonversan
with their business. II is hoped by al
who have inspected the plans that the
will be adopted, and the new Court Houa
9 furnished in a manner that will be
i credit to the county.
Kingtnan has been. afflicted for som
}. time past with q creature who would b
u an object Of pity II 1t wero not for he
natural viciousness. We refer 10 the oi
s ...r,,, evoyos, ,Vbn er;sts in n tie uil