Mohave County miner., 1897-04-24

Our line of fur and felt hats for spring '97 cannot be beat GADDIs & PERRY. da
 Mir. Rabbit has moved into his new residence on South Front street. tn
 James Rosborough is home again from trip to his copper mine near Planet. "
 Novelties Tn dry goods and ladies' trimmed hats at GADDIs & PERRY's. Tn
 J.P. Gibson and Mir. Huskey have gone to Yuma county on prospecting ar trip.
 J, H. Johnson reports that he will pc have an immense crop of fruit on his tll Oak Creok ranch.
 Mrs. Joe Brobant is at he Harrington hs House this week with a splendid line of ru millinery goods
 | George Tresher, superintendent of the Cedar Valley Mining Company, was in "' 1 Kingman few days ago.
 i Many out of town people have des !, clared their intention of attending the 01 Odd Fellows ball Monday night.
 The Atlantic & Pacific road is prepar- :" ing for big shipment of sheep from Cal U. U. ifornia to Kansas and Colorado. u' H. J. Delamer, president of the Tenn r, pie Bar Con- Gold Mining Company, re r turned from the mines yesterday. a 1 Paul Mcguire brought a small lot of Lookout ore to the sampler this week z, It was found to be very rich in gold. .;,
 Joe Prisk is again at work on the W Home Pastime mine and is getting 800 co ounce ore Joe is lucky chlorider.
 John Jamison and Tommy Stinson are ID in from the Blackfoot mine with car ar load shipment of high grade copper ore. ev
 J. E. Perry was reelected Grand '" Trustee by the Grand Lodge 1. O O. F. and appointed District Deputy Grand of Master. of
 A number of leases have been let on .' the Queen Bee mine, at Mineral Park. " " James Uncapher is the owner of the 'A property. o'
 E. E. EIenwood, one of the brightest af attorneys of the Arizona bar, IS h King co man awaiting the session of the district IT court next Monday. in
 A general store has been opened in 10 old Hardyvile by a gentleman who kept little store in Needles during the past ve three or four years. "
 Hill & Rice are putting in ten stamp sl mill on their mines near Ell Dorado Can re yon. The machinery will be hauled out nc from Kingman and ferried across. GU
 Tomorrow Bishop Kendrick, of the M Episcopal church will be Tn Kingman of and will hold services in the school ot house. All believers h the Episcopal ,.o faith should attend the initiatory serv- . ice. eo
 Last night the east bound passenger M was derailed coming into the yard at W this station. The accident was caused W | done, but the train was delayed several in hours. hs
 S. D. Meyers has relocated the old n Homestake mine, at Mineral Park, and .a has two men taking out big lots of pay o' ore. The mine, in years gone by, pro "' duced thousands of dollars and there is no reason why it should not do so again. CT
 B. F. Shaw has made an important p' discovery in the fiat east of the Keystone t mine, supposed to be the extension of - - the Keystone lode. The ledge is about two feet wide and the ore runs 1000 .,, ounces silver to the ton. This ledge has Ill been prospected for unsuccessfully since "- the Keystone was first found. MT. Shaw .n Lr is taking out large quantities of the ore " in sinking shaft
 Steve Tyler is preparing to ship car of load of splendid ore to the sampler from al the Lady Bug mine. MT. Tyler cut out UT the timbers in the old works, a cave oc- ar