Mohave County miner., 1896-12-12
c. B. Parker is up from Franconia.

c. B. Parker is up from Franconia.
 Try those nice red eastern apples at 1 GADDIs & PERRY's.
 William Enge, of Cedar, is in King man, on the sick list.
 David BAbbitt, of B4bbitt Bros., Flag staff, was in Kingman a few days ago on business of the firm.
 John Barry and wife have been stop ping in Kingman this week. Mrs. Barry is the guest of Mrs. w. G. Blakely.
 G. w. Beecher came in from Los An geles few days ago and will remain for some time looking alter business affairs.
 OP. Hart, the Needles dentist, has gone to White Hills Dr. Hart is fast becoming a general favorite in this county.
 The ball to be given Christmas eve should be we'll attended, as it will be one of the most brilliant fetes ever given in Mohave county.
 Do not forget to buy ticket for the Knights of Pythias ball, Christmas eve. Dance and supper will cost yourself and ladies two dollars and fifty cents.
 
 Col. Harley Fay's new saloon building is almost completed. The plasterers have already finished the rough coat and will put the finish on in a few days.
 Mr. Feischm man has gone to the Sena- tor mill He will make some necessary repairs preparatory to making an exper- imental run on ore from the Senator mine
 We understand that a house will be built at Coyote Holes and a gentleman will reside there with the purpose in view of looking after the wants of the travel Ing public.
 1u0 tuulS ~ | CITY WClI udS O00u COlb- pleted. Water was found at a depth of one hundred feet. Mir. Cohenour is now sinking we'll for Hubbs & Mulligan, on the corner of Sd and Beal streets.
 Ed. Williams, who has been working a silver claim in the Aubrey district in connection With Ed. Mervin, brought in several tons of 600 ounce ore and sold it to the Kingman sampler the first of the week.
 The water has been pumped from the Gro Plata mine and that property will now be worked extensively. Two good chutes of ore have been opened up in the winzes that have been sunk from the tunnel level.
 Joe Marines and James Raul have To- cated ledge, in the Chemehuevis noun- !ains that shows up we'll in free gold. The prospect promises to surpass in richness the mine upon which they have been at work.
 The Paulist Father and the parish priest of this diocese have concluded their work in Kingman and have gone to Flagstaff, Williams and Jerome. A class of twenty-five Catholic Sunday school children was organized and much interest awakened among the Catholics of the town.
 The Cedar Valley Mining Company is working ten tons of ore per day through their mill at Cedar and making two tons of concentrates every twenty-four hours. Considerable gold is caught on the plates and the free silver in the ores is saved in the pans. By the several processes a high percentage of the gold and silver is obtained
 While driving in from Wallapai Springs Thursday afternoon Thomas B. Shipp, of the Big Sandy, was thrown from his wagon and severely injured The acci- dent occurred while descending a small hill, the wagon wheel striking against rock. MT Shipp struck on his left side causing painful, but not serious, injury. He is at the Commercial Hotel.
 R T. Root and wife arrived in King man Monday morning and have gone to the White Hills. E E. Ellinwood and Judge w. G. Blakely accompanied them. It is rumored that there is big mining deal on the tanis The nonnln nf Whito