Mohave County miner., 1895-02-09
White H,ns News IN Bret.
WHITE HILLS, Feb. 9Th, '95.

paper, concluded you were short a cor
respondent and decided TO send you a
few notes, hoping they will prove Of in
terest to your readers.
Brenton & Wilson are still working
their Prince Albert lease, and yesterday
struck = new bunch or ore equal in
richness to anything heretofore encoun-
tered 10 that bonanza.
Billy DUB que is still driving ahead
on his g. A. Il lease and expects to
reach the same chute Of ore from which
Scotty Miller took 80 much rich ore 10
the Norma ground.
Jno. Schimmelpfennin to-day struck
rlch bunch OF ore on his Blind Goddess
lease.
Rodenkirch & Eggleston have the big
gest chloriding proposition 10 camp and
are saying less about IL. They now have
stripped, ready to take down, over ninety
feet Of ore which runs up in the thou.
sands.
Several OF our young swells, who have
for some time past been looked at
asksnce by our boarding house keepers,
now report pay cracks, and are eagerly
sought after by the fair sex AZ we'll ~ the
more mercenary mssculinity.
The genial and susve Joshua Gibson,
who is propulsrly supposed to be "dead
medicine" on school. marms, has by q
series Of scientific experiments on an
armstrong hoist, succeeded in removing
the shattered stone from pay si~eak
In which he and others are interested.
He now bids fair 10 redeem his reputa.
tion, which he for some time past had
sppsl emily lost, as Jimmie Whitlow,"
ali h.s "Dutch," seemingly had every.
thing corrsiled.
W. H. Rogers has sold his interest in
the O'Malley lease on the Prince Albert
TO q successful Mexican chlorider.
Mrs. Wm. Dickinson has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Quite pleasant social hop was given
by our dancing people at the Austin
building on upper Main street last Sat.
urday evening after the conclusion Of the
literary social.
TIE social given last Saturday evening
in the Offices of the White Hills M. 4 NJ.
Co., by the White Hills literary society,
(now in It's second season. is deserving
Of special mention, MS 1t was undoubt.
edly the most enjoy able affair yet under
taken by that indefati suable social or.
gsnization.
Notwithstanding the obstacles it has
encountered this little band Of society
inclined people have succeeded in plant
ing themselves on firm basis and are
permsnency in our camp In the desert.
In It's incipiency IL was rather derided
as out Of place in 4 mining camp, but its
projectors we're not to be discouraged in
their undertaking, and by their own
undsunted energy and perseverance
have brought it to its present standing in
the community, where it's weekly meet
ing are looked forward to with interest
by our citizens.
Special credit is due Mrs. E. J. Nc
Dermith, the first president, and Mrs.
Rodenkircb, who have been steady. &C.
tive workers; also Messrs. Jones, Lank.
ford, Perkins, Carleton, Robinson,
Geiseicker, and others, who have done
much to place the society in it's present
envisble position.
Below we give the programme as rem.
dered last Saturday evening.
instrumental music
Declamaiion-W. A. Robinson.
Lecture-(geographicaD j. w. Lank.
ford.
Song-Glee Club.
Recitaiion-Nora Schim melpfenning.
Voluntary.
Speech-John F. Jones.
Song-Glee Club.
Recitation-Wm. Dressler.
Instrumental music.
Recitation-Robin Rodenkirch.
Mamie Brenton.
Address Of Welcome-Mrs. f. j. Nc
Dermith.
. Song (comic)-Mr. Dressler.
D Song (patriotic) )-Society.
/, After the conclusion Of the program
bountiful supper of refreshments were
served by the following comm ittee
] Mesdames McDermith and Rodenkirch,
and Messrs. Robinson, Carleton, Perkins
and Geiseicker. Among the ladies pres.
I ent we noticed Mesdames Knight, Esto
D Robinson, Brenton. Bonner, Lingo.
9 Rodenkirch, McKeeson, Zollar, Scsnlon
: and McDermith, and gentlemen too
J numerous to mention. YRARETIL