Mohave County miner., 1897-01-23


 Francisco with the Logans a few days ago and has gone to H kherry.
 J. w. Thurber is having several more teams shipped from Flagstaff to King. man to haul freight to the up country mines.
 Painters Edwards & Tyrrell are kept busy decorating and finishing up build ings in Kingman. They are thorough workmen.
 Willis B. Herr, leading lawyer of Denver, is in Kingman on business con- nected with the big mining deal at White Hills.
 A. Yer Mehr, of the w. H. Taggart Mercantile Company, returned from a business trip to White Hills last Thurs day evening.
 G. w. Beecher is having the building near his Front street residence moved to a lot on Beal street, where it will be fit- ted up for rent.
 Gaddis X Perry are erecting big ware house near the coal chute for the storage of doors, windows, dressed Inmb mber, and everything kept in a we'll regulated lum Der yard.
 A rich strike has been made on the Great Divide, on Sherum's Peak. The property is owned by George Gooding, Col. Charles O'MalIey, St. Charles broth CTS and Mir. Roberts.
 R. T. Root. president of the White Hills Mining Company, went ont to White Hills the first of the week to look afer the large property interests of his company at that place.
 J. A. M4bee and William G Carleton are up from the Chemehuevis mountains, but will return again this afternoon The boys have made some valuable To- cations and expect to make a nice clean up.
 Kingman has a policeman and to him the editor of our contemporary should confide his troubles "Any port in a storm" is an old saw, but, Kean, old boy, you will find it disastrous to swal- low the port.
 G. D. La Due, custodian of the Samoan mine, is in Kingman and will go out to the mine in a few days. It is not known at present whether the lessee, Mrs. F. P. Arbuckle, will work the property during the life of the lease she has on it or not.
 Judge O. T. Porter, of Hack berry, is in Kingman. Judge Porter has just per- fected arrangement with eastern capi. talists whereby a fve-sta mp mill will soon be erected on the O K. mine in Gold Basin. The property will be trans ferred to a rich syndicate in a short time.
 J. R. Moore, the old time mine owner of Stockton Hill, was in Kingman Thurs day. MT. Moore IS the owner of several of the best mines in the Stockton Hill country upon which he has been at work for months past. The properties show up big bodies of very rich silver ore.
 The wife of Senator G. R. Prltchard, who was reelected to the senate from the state of North Carolina, last Tuesday, IS a cousin of Mrs. Chas. Metcalfe, of this city. Senator Prichard learned the print ing business with Mrs. Metcafe's father and for a number of years resided with the family.
 The big washout on the railroad be- tween Yucca and Needles WAS repaired last Sunday and trains are now running regularly. The company will probably take the track out of the wash and run along the side of the canyon wherever possible. The other part of the roadbed will be thoroughly riprapped
 Marines and Raul have struck eight inches of the richest gold ore ever uucov. cred in the Chemehuevis mountain in the Blackeyed Susan mine. They were about to abandon work on the claim when the find was made The boys are oyerjoyed with their good luck. They are having three tons of rich ore packed into Franconia.