Mohave County miner., 1902-06-07

You can't overlook the new sign of
The MINER,
Eli Hilty, superintendent of the Ben
Harrison mine, is in Kingman.
We give elsewhere the new time
cards of the Santa Fe and A. & U. rail
roads.
The c. o. ID. mine is now shipping |
large quantities of concentrates of |
very high grade to the smelter.
Miss Fannie Calfee, of the Truxton |
Indian school, was in Kingman several
days this week visiting with friends.
John Jamison came in from his |
mines near the c. o. d. yesterday, hav
ing been laid up the past week with
neuralgia.
l. NJ. George, the clothing man of
Kingmsn, has gone to Chloride, where
he is fitting out the boys of that camp
with the most stylish of summer toys.
Mike Rice, a good newspaper writer
aud all around good fellow, was in
Kingman few days ago. Mike has a
position with an important firm in FL
Paso.
q. w. Beecher arrived from San
Francisco last Tuesday morning. Mr..
Beecher has been looking after busi-
ness interests in the city for several
months.
DIR. James A. Perkins and wife, of
the Truxton Indian school, we're in
Kingman few days ago making pur-
chases for that institution. They have
many friends in Kingman.
c. E. Bowers has gone to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles to look after
important business matters. Mr. Bow
ers is interested in several excellent
mining properties in this county which
we understand will soon be in opera
ton.
Al James and William Sweeney came
in from the Gold Road country yes
terday. They are interested in several
promising mining properties in that
country aud Mr.. James has been doing
the necessary work on them the past
several months.
Charles Gracey, who has had charge
of the mines and mill of the South
western mining company, at Eldorado
Canyon, arrived in Kingman Tuesday
afternoon last and departed the same
evening for Denver, where he will
transact important business.
S. G. Bagg, general manager of the
New Comstock mining company, was
in Kingman Wednesday last. He re-
turned to the mine the following day
As soon as fuel can be arranged for
Mr.. Bagg intends to start up the Sheep
trail mill on ores from the Catherine
mine.
We learn that w. f. Wulsten, who
went to Los Angeles last week, has
had an operation performed for ap
pendicitis and is not recovering as rap
IDLY as could be expected. Mr.. Wul
sten has been i'll for some time and i
is hoped that he will soon recover hi
usual good health.
We are informed by District Attor
ney Dickson that the Santa Fe Pacific
railroad has enjoined the assessor from
the listing of railroad lands iu thi
county at the valuation placed upon i
by the last legislature. The actor
sets out the unconstitutionality of tn
act, as it takes from the assessor th'
right to place valuation on propert!
and IL class legislation.
This week the w. II. Taggart Mer
camille Company sold to Lovin
Withers all their general merchandis
stock. consisting of mining supplies
groceries, hard dware, tinware, crocker.
and pipe fittings and will hereafte
devote attention to dry goods, etc, am
also to the ice plant and bottlin
works. The retirement of this firn
from the business in which they hav
been SO long associated will cause sin
cere regret among the old time miner