Mohave County miner., 1900-03-31


Many Chloride mines are developing
into big ore producers.
G. r. Bowers, of the Kingman Mer |
camille Company, went ont to Chloride
this morning
Mrs. j. W. Emerson came in from
Los Angeles this morning and went
out to Chloride to visit with relatives.
The year 1900 will see a wonderful |
influx of capital to Mohave county.
Concentrating and mating furnaces
will be the method employed in hand
| ling the product Of the mines.
Vice president Peacock of the Car.
negie Steel Company, passed through
Kingman Tuesday morning on spec
ial train bound for Chicago where the
new steel combine is in process of for
nation. The special had gained two
hours on the flyer time when Kingman
was reached.
In the supreme court Monday in the
suit Of NJ. ID. Rocheford VS.. Jones & !
Dryden, the motion to dismiss was
granted. This is the suit of Dryden &
Jones VS.. Rocheford d Warren in which
the former obtained a Judgment against
the latter covering a dispute over the
| New London mine.
1t now looks as though Kingman
would have enough fruit to supply all
Arizona this year. The fruit is coming
in pairs and triplets on the peach and
apricot and in big clusters on apple
and pear trees. Never in the history
/ of fruit raising in the county was there
evidence of more prolific crop in
view.
From present indications we infer
that the Arizona IL Utah people con-
template pushing the railroad on to the
Colorado river II does not seem pos
sible that three or four miles of grad
ing would warrant the extensive prep
arations that has been made. One mile
of new grade has already been built.
G. w. Beecher and wife arrived from
Los Angeles last Thursday morning.
! Mr.. Beecher represented Mohave coun-
ty at the Los Angeles exposition and
our people made no mistake when they
made the selection. Every hour of his
time during the three weeks of the
exposition was devoted to the mining
interests of the county.
| J. II. Fixen, of the Yucca Cyanide
IN. & M. Co, came in from Cedar We'd
nesdsy night with good sized bar of
bullion which was shipped to the Los
Angeles office of the company. San
Francisco mine, owned by this com
pany, is improving with development
and the mill is turning out nice big
bar of bullion weekly.
Kingman base ball enthusiasts are
lamenting the lack of a battery in the
baseball team. With a good battery
and Old Horse in good form the ing
} man club would make it hard shedding
for any team in the southwest. Our
local nine ought to be supported liber-
ally by our people this season and in
return they will obtain many enjoyable
days at the ball grounds.
: Next Wednesday evening Chloride's
dramatic club will give an enjoyable
entertainment in Lake Hall. The
troupe is composed of the best talent
of our sister town and the perform
ance will be well worthy of patronage.
The hall will be filed and the s. X. 0.
, sign will be hung out in the evening.
Tickets will be on sale at the usual
a places.
The examination Of many witnesses
, in the depreciation claim of W. F.
Grounds against the government took
place this week i'm Kingman before
Judge Spooner, special agent. Mr.
: lGround's claim dates back to 1874
When the Wallapai Indians went out
on the warpath and slaughtered about
500 or GOO head of his cattle near Nut
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