Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Fe Pacific, visited with Dr. Ealy, in Kingman. yesterday
 S. H. Rabbit, who has the Antelope mine in Wallapai mountain under bond, was in Kingman Thursday.
 Jeff D. Shipp and wife, of the Big Sandy, passed thr ugh Kingman on last night train on their way to the coast.
 Kean St Charles and wife went out to Chl pride Thursday night, where Mir. St Charles is interested in mining deal.
 J. R. Halsey today shipped from his 8 mpling works a traInload of ore. This IS the first trainload of ore ever shipped from Mohave County.
 T. B. Comstock come in from Los Angeles last Tuesday morning and has gone to Chloride to look after the inter- ests of the Security Development Go.
 By order of Superintendent Wells, of the Santa Fe Pacific, the positions ot general foreman of bridges and buildings and general foreman of water service are abolished.
 Judge John Hughes and F. w. Nit chell, of White Hills, are preparing for an extensive prospecting trip to the country across the river from Cotton wood Island.
 The new owners of the Tennessee mine. at Chloride, went out to take charge of the property last Thursday night. Their intentions is to begin operating the property right away.
 Reports come to this office of extensive gold pacers forty miles easterly from White Hills, on the Colorado river. The auriferous gravel lies adjacent to the Colorado river and is easily worked.
 J. N. Cohenour has purchased a four horse power gasoline engine and will now be able to sink wells for the whole community. No one need be short of water when they can make arrangements for a we'll at low rates.
 James Johnson has been appointed general foreman iu charge of bridges with headquarters at Needles and E. G. York has been appointed roadmaster between Williams and Needles by divis- ion Superintendent John Denair.
 To show the growth of Kingman and country in the past two years the fact is mentioned that before that time livery stable could not be conducted at a profit. Now two big sta bles are taxed to their tull capacity to supply the demand for teams.
 William Whalen, while working with the section gang unloading rails, last Tuesday morning, had 6ye-hundred pound steel rail fall on his foot, cutting off one toe and mashing another into pulp. He was sent to the hospital in Mr. Whalen had just recovered from an accident that laid him up in the hospital for nearly month
 Thursday Gov. McCord appointed the gentlemen to office: c. M. Frozier, attorney general; F. T. Aspin- wall, auditor; c. D. Baker, Citizen Member of Board of Control; J. w. Donington, Superintendent of prison; Dr. I. B. Hamblin, Superintendent of insane asylum. Eldridge Jordan has been appointed temporary secretary. The appointments are excellent, every one of the gentlemen being capable and honest. Our old friend, J. w. Dorring- ton, will make one of the best prison we have ever had.
 We wish to inform our friends that we now carry by far the largest and best assorted stock of merchandise in the county and we are in position to meet every possible competition that may arise. We will not be undersold by any body but to the contrary we will lead in low prices.
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