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Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

The shaft on the Bishop mine on
stockton Hill has been in high grade
lead for the past ten feet.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

j. Z. Gardner, chief clerk in Col
McConnAco's office, departed for Cal
ifornia last Wednesday afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

From all over the county comes
words OF hope and cheer for our Fourth
OF July celebration.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Fred Leonard, who is with John
Lynch on the c. o. ID. mine, was in
KinGmau early this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Mrs. j. w. Tuck, who has been visit,
ing with her sister for several weeks
past, departed for her home in Needles
Sunday last.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

John Frances, Undersheriff of Coco
uino county, was in Kingman Thurs,
day evening last.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

}. c. Potts and l.. Kimmerly are pre-
pairing for work on their lead claim in
INL Basin.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Jos. A. Carrow, of the Big Sandy,
WAS in Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

A brother of Miss Minnie Watson of
TINS city, has just disposed of mining
claim near Prescott for 4OOOs,
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Mrs. 0. +. K1sncer aud Miss Carrie
Gross visited with their sister.
Mrs. John Harris, in blackberry this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Mark Johnson and Fred Kellogg,
well known in Ringman have gone into
business in Chloride, Their many
friends wish them abundant success.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

BY the new time table No. /, west
bound passenger, arrived in kingman
at 3:i5 ?. IN. The new engines pull all
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

H. D. Delamer and H. W. Kempcr are
nome again from the Temple Bar
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Judge Ceilings fined mongolian
this week for refusing to clean up his
premises.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

hingman merchants have fitted up
handsome display windows. A dis
play window is a splendid advertise
ment for the house
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Vim. Mlgee, Al. Stroud and Albert
Pierce brought in 80 head of beef cat
tie from the Sandy to Phelan this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Frank Austin has rented Charles
Ziemer's residence on Pine street for
the summer,
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

IF, Kuencer and G. w Beacbor
went out to Union Basin last Sunday
on business.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

J. NJ. Brown visited Prescott this
week on legal business.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

The Misses frankie, Lallah and Ger
tie Potts went to Needles yesterday to
visit with their sister, Mrs. George S.
Briggs.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Edwin Ayres and John Kennedy
came in from Cerbat yesterday after
mining supplies.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Kingman will celebrate the Fourth
Of July this year as it was never cele-
brated before.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

w. t. Frost of Wallapai Springs.
was In kingman several days this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

S. Felger has moved his store into
the Bonelli building on 4th street. He
keeps an excellent stock of goods and
his prices are right.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

NJ. l.. Boner, of Needles, visited in
Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Mrs. sgd Woodward departed for
los Angeles last Monday evening.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10
C,ocol and Personal.

BY Collins of the Blackfoot mine is
in kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

WANTED-American man and wife want
situation in mining camp. or Will
take the men to board. Address
G. W., MINER Office.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

II is understood that a ten stamp
mill will soon be in operation on the
Boundary Cone mines.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

f. G. Eckis and A. T.. Vandercook
have returned to FL Dorado Canyon.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Mrs, A. f. Joscelyn departed on the
Monday afternoon train for San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Joscelyn has gone to Pres
colt.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

ID. c. Lane aud Stoddard Jess, of
California, are examining mines in
Wallapai mining district.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

We are selling fine line of station
cry. Pendcgast & Aspinwall, Druggists.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

If you enjoy a real good cigar try the
brands kept by Pendegast & Aspinwall.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

j. W. Gerritt has moved into the new
house recently completed by j. S. Ko-
lar on 4th street.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

The following lots of ore were re-
ceived and sampled at the ingman
sampling works this week: Andy
Laswell, one lot; Geo. Sanford, one
lot from Paymaster Basin; Ole Ingel,
bretsen, one lot from General Harri'
son: James Cronin, one lot from Gold
Basin; Pat Haney, one lot from Todd
Basin; one lot from White Hills: Joe
Boone, one lot from Nojave.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Dr. r. b. Knight went over to Pres
colt last night on business before the
land office.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

J.T. Pendagast has opened mining
brokerage office in Kingman and in.
tends to sell mining properties on com
mission after the manner of a real es-
tate dealer who handles real property.
This country is in need of such rep
resentative, one who is capable of
showing men that come here looking
for investments, or are induced to
come. where they can find good prop
critics. Mr.. Pendegast is pretty well
acquainted with the field.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Ladies'! Two dozen beautiful dress
hats will be sold at cost during the
next two weeks, at Mrs. Eggers, 4th st.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

George n. Conard, of Mud Springs
ranch was in Kingman this morning.
George w. Roster has gone to the
Boundary Cone mines.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

There was born to the wife of E. NJ
Suey, yesterday, baby girl. Mother
and child are getting along quite nicely.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

While packing ore on burros over a
trail in the Wallapai mountains last
Wednesday Thomas Burch was badly
injured by one of the burros stumbling
and falling on him, The burro had
two sacks of ore ON him and the weight
of burro and ore crushed Mr.. Burch
to the ground fracturing the head OF
the hip bone and straining the cords
of the leg. A wagon was sent out af-
ter him and he was brought to the hos
pital Thursday night. Mr.. Burch is
over sixty years of age and the injury
is of such nature that complete re,
covery is doubtful.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

About twelve miles of the Arizona
and Utah railroad is completed. Grad
ing is going on rapidly, about eighteen
miles being ready for the rails. 1t is
now thought the last spike will be
driven at Chloride on the 18th of July
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

For first class drugs call on
PENDEGAsT 4 AsPINwALL.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Deputy U. S. Marshall Cohenour this
week summoned the following Mohave
county gentlemen to serve As U. S.
grand jurors at the forthcoming term
of the U. S. court, which meets at Pres
colt next Monday: j. w. Emerson, A.
j. Laswell and II. j. West In the
count.rfeiting case of the U. S. VS..
Haney the following witnesses have
been subpoenaed: Barney Perkins,
NJ. d. Harrington, Mr.. ]. w. Emerson,
Mrs. HAYDEN, G. w. Doan, J. f. With
ers and William Sweeney.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Everybody in Mohave county knows
the Brennan brothers, Pat and John.
John died in jerome June lst from
exposure. He was found in the brush
on the mountain side, having been ex-
posed all night to pelting rain storm,
and was taken into town where he died
shortly afterward. Pat was found in
one of the gulches near town very
i'll and was sent to the hospital in Pres
colt. His recovery is doubtful. The
brothers have resided in Mohave coun-
ty for the greater part of twenty years.
They were harmless, goodnatured peo-
pie, their besotting vice being an inor-
dinate love of liquor, which was prob
ably the cause of Johns death.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

H. D. Delamer and H. W. Kempcr ar,
nome again from the Temple Ra,
mines.
w. H. Frost of Wallapai Springs
was IN hingman several days thi,
week. ''
" r. kuencer and G. W. Beecbe,
went out to Union Basin last Spnda,
on business.
From all over the county comos
words of hope and cheer for our Four,,
OF July celebration.
Inc smart on the Bishop mine on
STOCKTON Hill has been in high grade
lead for the past ten feet.
A brother of Miss Minnie Watson, of
THIS city, has just disposed of mining
claim near Prescott for 4OOOs.
j. p. Gardner, chief clerk in Col
McConnlco's office, departed for Cal
ifornia last Wednesday afternoon.
Supt. John Denair, Frank Lantry,
Chief Clerk Walker and Roadmaster
York visited Kingman yesterday.
Col. s. b. McConnico has gone to
Los Angeles on business connected
with the Arizona Il Utah railroad.
Mrs. j. w. Tuck, who has been visit
ing with her sister for several weeks
past, departed for her home in Needles
Sunday last.
>. Felger has moved his store into
the BOnelli building on 4th street. He
keeps an excellent stock of goods and
his prices are right.
Kiugman juvenile baseball club will
go to Chloride tomorrow morning to
play ball with the juveniles of the lead
camp. Many kingman people will go
with them.
Wallapai mountain has many good
mines Of gold, silver and lead that
ought to I've shipping ores right along.
A small amount of development work
will put them on a shipping basis.
Kean St. Charles, after a week in
kingman, returned to his mines at
Chloride Wednesday last. Mr.. st.
Charles has number of promising
mining properties in the Chloride
country.
Mulligan- Hubbs-Crozier building is
being finished and a hotel on the Har-
vey House plan will be opened up.
There will be forty rooms besides par
lors, closets, Railways, &C, on the sec
ond floor.
Pains should be taken to clean up
the streets and alleys of the town be-
fore the crowds reach here on the 4tb
Of July. Clean streets and premises
give to the visitor good impression of
the town ard people.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry came in
from Chloride last Wednesday after
noon, Mr.. Barry departing for Los An
yeles on the evening train. Mr.. Barry
Is the owner of the richest mining prop
erty in the Chloride country.
j. w. Poland and G. A. Baxter have
purchased saloon formerly presided
over by Mr.. Marsh and will put in the
best stock of goods in Kingman. Jack
Poland and Charley Baxter are jolly
good fellows and ought to do big
business.
The Misses frankie and Lallah Potts
home last Tuesday afternoon
from the University of Arizona, where
they have been taking a collegiate
course of study. A large delegation of
their Kingman friends met them at
the depot.
The following lots of ore were re-
ceived and sampled at the ingman
works this week: Andy
Laswell, one lot; Geo. Sanford, one
lot from Paymaster Basin; Ole Ingel-
hretsen- one Lot from General Harri-
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

The hot days are on.
Mohave County miner., 1899-06-10

Focal and Personal
By Collins of the Blackfoot mine is
in kingman.
NJ. l.. Boner, of Needles, visited in
Kingman this week,
J. NJ. Brown visited Prescott this
week on legal business.
Jos. A. Carrow, of the Big Sandy,
was in Kingman this week.
Mrs. sgd Woodward departed for
Los Angeles last Monday evening.
f. G. Eckis and A. E. Vandercook
have returned to FL Dorado Canyon.
}. c. Potts and L. kimmerly are pre-
pariug for work on their lead claim in
INL Basin.
Judge Ceilings fined mongolian
this week for refusing to clean up his
premises.
Frank Austin has rented Charles
Ziemer's residence on Pine street for
the summer.
Kingman will celebrate the Fourth
Of July this year as it was never cele-
brated before.
Edwin Ayres and John Kennedy
came in from Cerbat yesterday after
mining supplies.
John Frances, Undersheriff of Coco
uino county, was in Kingman Thurs
day evening last.
Fred Leonard, who is with John
Lynch on the c. o. ID. mine. was in
Kingmau early this week.
Attorney W. w. Dunbar is home
again from a trip to Williams and
Prescott on legal business.
Mrs. o. F. K1encer aud Miss Carrie
Gross visited with their sister. |
Mrs John Harris, in blackberry this |
week. !
Vim. Mlgee, Al. Stroud aud Albert |
Pierce brought in 80 head of beef cat
tie from the Sandy to Phelan this |
week.
-
Ningman merchants have fitted up |
handsome display windows. A dis |
play window is splendid advertise
ment for the house.
Mark Johnson and Fred Kellogg, |
well known in Kingman have gone into |
business in Chloride, Their many I
friends wish them abundant success. /
BY the new time table No. /, west
bound passenger, arrived in + ingman |
at 3:i5 ?. IN. The new engines pull all
passenger trains and make great time.
Hon. David Southwick came in from
Music mountain this week, He has
several excellent mining properties in
that country and also on Stockton
Hill.
A. J. Shotwell, at one time operating
in this county, has just organized a
company in St. Louis to operate in
Pima county with a capital Of 10000
OOO3.
4 new rock breaker was received in
Ningman Monday last for use at the
FL Dorado Canyon mill 1t is of the
Gates pattern and will handle fifty tons
of ore daily.
From June 9th to July 10th inclus-
i've tickets will be sold at the Kingman
Office to Los Angeles and return for
lG.6Os, good for 30 days, on account of
the n. E. A. convention.
Bud McDonough, one of our old
baseball players, is again in Kingman.
Bud pitched for Kingman under the
old management He is a baseball
player and withal a rafting good
miner.
Sandy Harris and Judge Redman
came in from the mountains the first
part of the week and after getting re-
pairs made on their wagon aud secur-
Il.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-23
GETSIN
Big Snow Machine Works Its Way Through Slides
TRAVEL STOPPED A DAY
No Trains MOved on the white Pass Road Yesterday, but the Line Co the summit Is open.

The White Pass road sent out no train either from Skagwav or Bennett yesterday. All rolling stock at all points remained idle. The blocked train, from which the passengers pushed forward to Skagwav night beiore last, arrived in ihe city at o:Io a. m. yesterday, and the rotary blow got in thirty minutes later.
 -- The .crrws 'gese tired fr5n prolonged service, and the blow badly damaged and the engines ln need of special attention, so it was deemed best to run no trains, but ,o let the Shopmen make repairs to the rolling stock, and let the trainmen rest.
 Service over the road will be resumed on schedule this morning. The passenger train will leave at S:3o a. m. and endea' or to get to Bennett and back by night. Ae- cording to tslegrlphie reports received by L .spatther Wallnc< last evening, the road was then practically free from Skagwav to the summit. lt was thought the snow beyond the summit could easily be cleared away by the rotary, which will be re paired and placed h use again this morn ing.
 A large number of passengers will get away on the train this morning on their way to Dawson. Thev have been accu- mulatlng here since Mor day, and thelf presence has aided materially to the hotel ritronag-. Many have dog teams, which ,1sy were buSlv training in the streets vesterdav On nearly every street was to be seen from one to three dog teams at nearly any hour.
 The fact that there has been no train from Bennett sineeTue dlv noon, when the t.ain that was bloekadCd got in here veS- terday left that city, is looked upon as a strong indication a large number of men from the Yukon country, especially from Dawson. must have arrived there in the meantime, and are now awaiting train to carry them iO Skagway. The train leav- ing this morning will take two coaches and hopes to be able to accommodate all that may be at Bennett wishing to come this way. Tn. next steamers to go south are expected to get prize in the patron age of the delayed pilgrims supposed tC be at Bennett. The Olrigo and the City of Topeka will likely divide the prize Both are scheduled to arrive Tuesday, and
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-23
ALL ALASKA MINING
Activity at KetcbIkan ana other
 Points.

In the Ketehlkan district, Gravina isl' and, arrangements have been made bv a number of companies to continue work during the winter. Among them are w.. H. Gilmore & Co.,, Deer Park & the Ross land N. Go. The latter company are put- ting in a steam hoist on the Dall property. They are down s5 feet and at 100 feet will erosseut. They are taking out copper ore' and are on the south end of Gravlna isl- snd, six miles from MetlsI<atia. Gilmore & Co. will begin work with two shifts and keep lt up all winter. They arc one mile from Seal bay.
 On Prince of Wales island the Liehten- stater mines, consisting of fifteen claims, have large body of copper ore whi;h is developed superfclally.
 On the Copper Queen, on Kassan bay, the owners are sinking a shaft and will Cp- crate all winter.
 At Helm bay Dyer & Johnson are build ing a fve-stamp mill. They are in Ioo feet and have been taking out rich ore.
 A strike is reported at Cape Camanl, Cleveland peninsula, five miles from Helm baW
 At the Sea Level mine another large body of ore has been found.
 At Dall island, south end of Prince ol Wales island, E. E. Wyman and partnel aye operating, and report that they have struck high grade copper ore. They have been al work all summer.
 The new part of Ketehlkan is building up and joining on to the old. Thirty new buildings have gone up during the pas month.-JJnelu Dispatch.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-23

ner of the speech of Mr. DautrIek or
 Transportation. He said that steam
 ships could not possibly le brought o'
 built to accommodate the vast travel ex-
 peeted tn s way this sphng; which, stated so authorltatlvelv, was a disappointment. But he also said that we should shortly have very large, swift steamship christi sned the City of Skagwav.
 George A. Bracket wsgged that long beard of to the tune of much real wisdom on the question of schools Mr. Bracket said that all we had to do was to ask for ssooo or two s5ooo buildings for school purposes, and get 1t, and the Chamber ap- pointed a committee right off to do the asking.
 One of the incidents of the gathering which provoked the most merriment was when Dr. Moore came In to call the presi dent, Dr. Keller. to see a patient. lt was unanimously voted that the rules be sus pended and pr. Moore be elected memter, which he was. He handed over his en- trance fec and made a very witty, and at the same time. sensible speech. Then Mr. Fasal, the viee-president took the chair, and proved himself to be a really good toast master
 Speeches were made on subjects affecting the future of Skagway and Alaska by Messrs. Metealf, on education; John Kalem, on the importance of making this a wholesale center; H. O. Peterson, on the advantages of advertising Skag- way; w. Coyney, In answer to Mr. Braek- ett's defense of Gov. Brady and the mis- slonarles, and, in fact. every member pres ent spoke and had a suggestion to make for the future worK of the chamber, Com mlttees were appointed to carry out these suggestions
 Frank w. White, of the Pacific Steam ship Company. was elected member dur Ing the business part of the annual dinner of the chamber last night, which, as jolly dinner and one at which much solid business was done, will be long remem- bered by the members.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-23
CHRIS INAS
First Holiday | as vance
 Begins Thi ing.
Tpff BEING !afrARfD
sksgway Absorbed In Holiday Preparations - Postofnce Busy Handling Presen \.

Christmas is uppermost Tn the lnds of all Skagwav just now, and in the many homes and shops of the city hundreds of loving hearts are absorbed in the prep ra- tlon of gifts.
 A lively interest is being taken in the festal day by church and other orglnIza- tions, and a number of public entertain ments are being arranged.
 The pOstofiiee is feeling the effects of ihe season. The business has been so in- creased by the sending Of packages that an extra man has had to be employed. Pres ents are beginning to come in freely from the states, and many who go to the office may be seen coming away with some token of esteem sent from farawav parts of the world.
 With the ground covered with snow and Ice on the lakes and the snow In good con ditlon tor slelghlng, Skagw V will be able to enjoy the season with all the diversions and sports of northern holiday seasons. A good many Alaskans have gone to the states to spend the holidays. and some who have recently arrived from Dawson have raced southward in hopes of getting to their old homes to greet the merry Kris KrlngIe and their families at onc-.
 At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the Episcopal church will give Christmas social Santa Claus has been arrang:d with to be present and to give present to every boy and girl, and especial attention will be given to see that the little cnes who do not get much consideration else where will not be overlooked at this place.
 Monday night the Skagway lodge of Eagles will give It's first grand annual en- tertalnment and ball in Armory hall. A large aggregation of speciality stars and a host of local talent will appear.
 The Onion Sunday school entertainment will begin at 7:So o'clock this evening In Armory hall. The ehiljren will take the principal part in the program After the entertainment a Christm S tree will be the center of attraction, anI if> NlIl De gath cred from its branches lJ ,.le K present. Everyone will L. -., .e. The children whJ have beel !" t'l for the chouses and dialogue crested to meet in Armorv hall a 2. today. The program for this e ming i, 1ws; | Singing. ...............,.., Sy Senooi Recitation. ........ .........Eueh Barr Choms-"Llttle Jack r.Jst". Infant class | Recitation. ..................Ll .Lltlle Doiah | Singing. .............s''.' ''oT SS"VOi Recitation. n................Ni Viola DeWUt Chous-"Hark, the Herald Angels
 Sing" ....................
 Drill. l............ .....ln'ant class Recitation. n...............Mo .Mollie Niece Solo-"Star of Bethlehem" .........
 ..................LuelIe Lattimer Dlalogue-"Mother Gocse".. ....- Recitation. ..... ............Ethel Luxe Chous-"Glad Tldlngs". "..........-
 Presentation of gifts.