Mohave County miner., 1906-08-11

NuOI lfANL SOOlNA
Ed. Shaw, Lovin & Withers' man.
ager at Gold Road, is taking an outing
at the seaside.
Superintendent and Mrs. J. D. Spar
go were in from the Enterprise mine
several days this week.
I'D. Jordan and wife have gone to
the seashore, where they will enjoy
life for a month or two.
Mrs. A. H, Smith and the children
have returned from the mountains,
where they have been enjoying an out
ing.
w. II. Cushing, president of the
Stockton Hill mining company, is at
Stockton Hill looking after work on
the big mill
Mrs. A. l.. Ealy departed Thursday
evening last to La Jolla, where she
will remain several weeks. DR.. Ealy
accompanied her as far as COTS.
Alfred Yer Mehr and family have
gone to the Wallapai mountains to en-
10Y a breath of cool mountain air.
They will be gone about two weeks.
Rumor has it that work on the Min
nesota-Connor mines will be resumed
in the near future and that the shaft
will be sunk to a depth of 800 or 1000
feet.
This week the Home Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, through its
agent, q. 81. Watkins, paid to Henry
Lovin the insurance in full on his
building recently destroyed by fire.
Capt. C. Taylor departed last Thurs
day TO his old stamping ground in New
York and Pennsylvania. He was a
resident of Bradford, Pa, during the
days of the greatest oil boom the
United States has ever seen.
A. L. McKesson is drifting on his
mine below town and claims to have a
fine showing of ore in sight. Water
was encountered at a superficial depth,
which compelled the discontinuance of
sinking.
Several tons of ore were taken to
Kingman last week for shipment to
the smelter from the mines of James
Jackman, on the east side of Wallapai
mountain. The ore is rich in lead and
silver.
Tuesday last Sheriff Brown brought
in a 30,O00S bar of bullion from the
Gold Road mill. He was accompanied
by Supt. Porter, who continued on to
Los Angeles, where his family are en-
joying the sea breezes.
Mrs. Katherine Rofinot, a graduate
of the Cumnock school of oratory, of
Los Angeles, and principal of the Col
orado Springs high school, is visiting
with her sisters, Mesdames A. 1. Con-
key and Ed Toby, at Chloride.
Miss Ethel Ming, who has been Wis
iting with her chum, Isabelle Blakely,
in Kingman, has returned to her home
in Phenix. She was accompanied as
far as Crozier by Miss Blakely, who
will visit a few days with Mrs. Ida
Crozier and family.
Supt. Kuencer of the Golden G m
mine, returned from Los Angeles a
few days ago and already has force
of men at work grading out for the
new mill. The machinery is expected
to arrive in Kingman the early part
of next month.
Work on the 600 level of the Ter
nessee mine, at Chloride, is progress
ing and it is expected that the big ore
body will soon be broken into.
Should the same body of lead ore be
found on this level that was taken
from the ground above the leasers will
be able to make big money, as each of
the men are thorough miners and
know how TO manage the property
economically.
Mrs. Katherine Rofnot gave a most
delightful entertainment at the City
Hall, in Chloride, last Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Rofinot is an elocutionist
of unusual power and her audience was
delighted with her rendition of a num-