Mohave County miner., 1899-03-25
Chloride and Vlelnity.
Special Correspondence.

NdluHUie WOIk uOFee OeH'nslnB u
Mr.. Charles Conley died one night the
past week.
Arthur Altman is the first to introduce
the new acetylene gas lights in town and
his place OF business is now brilliantly
illuminated with this cheap and econom
ical chemical process.
Religious observance Of the Sabbath
consists at present OF Sabbath school,
conducted by Mrs. Annie Flanagan A
movement IS on foot to erect suitable
place OF worship the ensuing summer.
William Coster is prosecuting develop,
ment work on a promising claim that
he owns at Mineral Park Present in,
dications OF the value OF the ore in sight
will justify him in continuing work for
some time.
Besides digging well Oscar Simmons
Is having planted about his premises
some young and beautiful cottonwood
trees which he had brought from the
bottoms of the Color ado river at CONSIDER
able expense IL has given thought to
others who will follow the example
which cannot prove otherwise than good. |
Eljth, the twelve year.old son of Mr. |
John Kay, is suffering greatly with |
tooth ache, aud no doctor or dentist at
hand to give relief by the extraction Of
the painful moIar. Els face is badly
swollen and already neuralgia has set IN,
and 1t is greatly feared that lockj,w will
ensue before someone can he found to
give him relief.
photographer and sketch artist has
been IN town and community for some
days past doing good business taking
pictures OF individuals, groups of people
and business houses aud private resi-
dences, AZ well as some fac views Of
mountain $, emery tha o gracefully semi.
circles the town and he ID I The great
Sacramento valley.
= Pitrlck'5 day was duly aud appro. |
priately observed bv The entertain mepts
spoken OF last week ss were 10 appear AT
the rown Hall. The net proceeds Of the
play aud the ball that followed, amounted
to little over 1905, which j. 10 go to /
wards continuing the school term TWO .
months longer. QIte an amount Of
hlstrIoniC lu.II talent WAS developed in
the presentation of "The Last LDaf."
Frank II ,lga,e, who has been du np.
ing buckets at the ElkhMt mine for
so ne time psst, left last Monday for =,
Denver, where he will visit his parents
and other relatives for a season and then
continue his Iurney eastward HIS for. =
mer position at he Elkhart is nov filed
by Mr.. L"B rron, late arrival from he Z
Back range mourtalns. New Mexico
Mr. II tlg tte WAS no: def ire a. to his u
return. G
Bnrton Warl is contemplating A trip l"
10 Lone Valley, U an, to kill mountain
lion. These BEASTS Of prey ire a TO he b
very numerous AMI continuity kill aud l'
ievour large numbers OF young stock Of <
all kinds. Tue county to which the lion
hun'er is going give bounty Of lO$ for Il
each scalp taken, and to his the stock Il
and ranChmen have aided l5$ making h
the n ,ndsoma al oi 25$ for each lion
c lptured or killed, wh,cr will doubt ess :,
p owe fintncltl rnrcess for the young h
hunter ~
The great dumps Of ore at the Ten
nessee mine is fast vanishing before the cc
work OF the new Wfey coDcenrraiof n
aud other new and improved machinery. m
Tue ore bodies below are very large and
show no reason to believe that they will .,
grow less for a long time to come. The y,
working force of The mine is heirg in.
creased as fast as room can be m ade 10,
hem, and the present DEVELOPMENT
work will demand the help Of many u
more miners very soon. #"
The Athletic Base Ball Club has ,e '"
emily been organized and preparations
o take the field for the ensuing sporting o"
eason is being made. The frs, play- !"
round selected and nearly cleared of %
rush and weeds proved too sandy, and ~
It this time more suitable place has
lot been found, but will be soon and tn
verything put in readinessf for Kngman's no
hallenge on the 2i The organization is wi
of well selected athletes, and ws
he new club is looked forward 10 as
rowing great success Nc
1t s very encouraging to note The in 'h