Mohave County miner., 1904-07-02

J. w. Haas, or Mlneral Fark, IS Il Kingman on business.
 Cal. Wilson and G. Charles Davi visited the mining fields below Yucc this week.
 Will Grounds, the young cattlemal of Hack berry, was in Kingman fev days ago.
 E. s. Osborn returned last eveninl from visit to his mines in the Bill Williams Fork country.
 Mrs. Ida Crozier, of Trnxton ranch visited with her daughter, Miss Launee in Kingman a few days ago.
 Ed. CarrOw is running stage lin, daily from Kingman to Stockton Hil and is doing a good business.
 George M. Bowers, who has been de veloping the Pan Tan mine, at Layn' Springs, is resting mp in Kingman.
 George Miller, owner of a nun Der o promising mining properties in th' Silver Creek country, is in Kingman.
 I. M George, Kingman's genial pur veyor of meats, was at Peach Spring, several days this week purchasing cattle.
 Mir. H. B. McComb, who has been ir Kingman for several weeks past, de parted for his home in Los Angeles Thursday last.
 John Tarr, a brother of N. w. ant Jesse A.. arrived from the old home ir Wisconsin few days ago and will take up his residence here.
 Mrs. R. A. Robertson, who has beer visiting the old home in California fol several months past, returned to King man last Sunday evening.
 Work on the Keystone mine, at Min eral Park. is progressing nicely. Thi. is one of the best mines of that sectior and is capable of outputting large tonnage.
 Edna Steen is running twice-s .weeI stage line to Cedar Valley from Yucca which makes qnie a convenience tc the people of that section. Small ar ticles and light freight is carried by he stage, aS well as passengers.
 George H. Goebel, a young carpenter will discourse on socialism in King man next Tuesday evening. The SO ciali>ts of the county will hold their first county convention next Tuesday and it is expected that full county and legislative ticket will be nomi mated.
 Lovin x Withers informs us that the carload of melons, ordered by them for the Fourth of July, were destroyed by fire on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix railroad yesterday. Practically the entire carload was disposed of An attempt will be made to get an other carload from another point.
 1. w. Hawkins, president of the Gold Creek mining company, is in New York City on business of the company It is pro bable that upon his return tc this county work will be commenced on the mines of the company and ma chinery installed for the purpose o sinking to depth of several hundred feet.
 Miss Frankie Potts, who has beer teaching at the U. $. Indian school near Trinidad, Colorado, arrived ir Kingman Thursday evening and vii visit with her parents, M.. and Mrs. J c. PottS, for several weeks. Miss Potts has many warm friends in Kingmar who are pleased to have her again among them.
 Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gideon returned from trip to Yuma and Ehren burg where he went in search of Jose Sagala murderer of Kate Burkhart, near Sig nal, on the night of June p. Sagals arrived in Yuma the same night he did but was hid away by friend until ths officer departed, when he was sent or his road. 1t is reported that he has been are sted in Phoenix.
 Northern Yuma and southern Mo have counties have been the scene O. two attrocious murders the past two weeks, both caused by jealousy. A Harris burg. a few days ago, q Mexican