Mohave County miner., 1902-05-17

10 Los Angeles.
Allen E. Ware, who is now engaged
in business in New Mexico, was in
kingman this morning.
A. F. Harris came up from the Sandy
this week and is looking after his cat.
tie interests in this section.
j. A. Carrow aud j. II. Wright have
gone to Mount Hope, where they will
purchase a number of horses.
The Kingman Social Club will give a
dance at Lake Hall this evening. All
lovers of terpsechore are invited to
attend.
j. Ii. Clauss, and j. j. Fetzer, of Free
mont, Ohio, arrived from the east yes.
terday. They have mining interests in
this county.
G. w. Braden, of Los Angeles, who
has been enjoying the cooling breezes
of the Wallapai mountains for the past
week or two, is in town.
Frank Russell, who was recently
called to MADEIRA, California, by the
serious illness of his father, returned
to Kingman few days ago.
Ed Pine, v ho has been running one
shift on the hoist at the Lucky Boy
mine, is in Kingman. He says that the
shaft on the mine has reached depth
of so feet.
The daily flyer will soon be taken off
and twice a-week service put on in
its stead. Heads Of the different divi.
sions are now at work on new time
schedule in Los Angeles.
George n. Conard and wife have
taken rooms at the Harrington House
and have gone to housekeeping. They
will probably make Kiugman their
home for some time to come.
Now that oil is the fuel used on this
division of the Santa Fe all ash pits
are being removed, as they are alleged
to be dangerous to both trainmen and
others who may have occasion to walk
along the track.
A. G. Dessler, who has been manager
of the Western Union at this station
for year past, has resigned and will
depart for other parts of the country.
He has many warm friends here who
will regret his departure.
Joe Brown and Clyde Kanof have
just completed contract on mining
claim in the Gold Road country, owned
by the Boundary Cone mining com
pany. They brought in samples from
the shaft which gave good results in
gold.
Joe Burke was taken very i'll last
Thursday and fears are entertained
OF his recovery. Joe is one of the
most generous hearted of men and is
very popular with the boys, and among
his acquaintances in the county his
illness will be sincerely regretted.
Fred Stull came in from the Sheep
trail country, where he has been max
ing an examination of the recently dis
covered mining claims. He says that
they show big and strong in the out
crop and give every evidence of prov
ing up good property.
Fred Chandler, who was foreman at
the Lucky Boy about year ago, is in
Kingman, having visited Colorado,
New Mexico and old Mexico in the past
ten months. He believes that this
county has better mining future
than any place he has seen in his trav-
els
The Santa Fe is laying heavier steel
on this division and putting the road.
bed in the best Of repair 1t is alleged
that the big locomotives have been
wrecking the roadbed, causing innum-
erable wrecks of both passenger and
freight trains. The class of labor on
the road may also be improved.
Uncle Toms Cabin company will
give performance in ingman next
Saturday evening. This company
travel in their own cars and have a
man moth tent in which their perform
ances are given. This will afford all
who have never seen this great Amer
lean play in all its settings the oppor'
tunity Of their lives. II is well worth
going miles to see. Remem Der tha. it