Mohave County miner., 1895-06-08

The MINER syndicate started for their placer ground on the Colorado river this q. m. to remain several days. | ---------------------- J. M. Abbott, one of the owners of the Granite State mine on Burro Creek, has gone east on business connected with that property.
 William Roe returned from Cedar last Wednesday. He Says work is being pushed on the property of he Cedar Valley Mining Company.
 A. L. McKesson has struck large body of very rich horn silver ore In the Blind Goddess mine at White Hills. owned by Ewing & West.
 H. II. Watkins has now one of the handsomest and richest mineral cabi. nets to be found in Arizona. It is ad. mired by all who have seen II.
 George w.. Eaton, an owner in the famous Prince Albert mine of White Hills. isfu Kingmsn looking after the sampling of small lot of ore.
 Mrs. M A. Gillespie and her father left for Los Angeles and San Diego on Tuesday evenings train. They will re. main abseni during the snmmer months.
 Matt Carr, William Engle, W. H. Giliis and others have properties in Ce dar Valley on which considerable de. velopDent has been done and which show up well.
 One of cor deliEquent subscribers walked into our sanctnn last "Wednesday and incidentally remarked ''fs this hot enough Tor - We attended his fnperai in The early evening
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 Mr. HaR sho was brought in from WaIlapai mountain in very weak con. ditIon last week, IS nov fast recovering nnder the skilfuli care of Dr. Ealy and will soon be around again.
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 Come to the land of promise, ,---,he prospectors pssSdise--Mohaye county. Nowhere on tho lace of Gods green earth is there s greater and more varied field for ihe prospector ihsn in the noun, tains of this great county.
 J. &. Withers, the genttemaniy and courteous manager at the kiuginan sam. ping Works. sho has been on visit 10 bis old home in Culleoka. Tennessee. re. turned 10 Kingrnsn yesterday morning He was accompanied by his brother, J. F. Withers
 Prot Henry Hill viii lecture oa tenn. neraure ip The N E. church Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday Prof. Hill is spoken Of as A lecturer in ,be highest terms ny the press of the territory and we hope rhe people will accord him cordial reception.
 Judge W q R!akely is trying 10 effect a minlng deal whereby mil will be tItCt>u Htdf tDc tl t4bf -NtTDdl wash. The country ihereanouts is grid ironed wiih ledges that vtlt hefage all the way from oae To five ounces iu gold per ton. X
 T J. Coryell. one of the surveyors or the proposed Ball's Head Canal, and an experienced mining engineer, is in Krng man In company of Hon. r. F. Collins. MT. Coryell considers this the great mineral section of the United States and will probably make an effort to do some thing in a mining way.
 ]. Fl Johnson reformed Thursday night from Texas. where he had neen at tue that his hroiher bss fully recovered and that his stay in the Lone Star state was a very pleasant one He also says snat there are lots of silver men in Texas and they will be heard from when election day in 1896 rolls around. .~ ----~---.-.--e----.-- l. is reported to ns that the Mormons at Chloride are working for $l 50 per day and that in one instance for seventy. i've cents, Now men who will work for smaller wages ,han ths native Indians are an undesirable class of people and shonld be allowed the necessary time to ens ole them to place the Colorado river between them and civilization.