Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-04-28

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Advertising rates on application.
Supervisor J. S. Kolar visited Need
les this week.
Work is progressing on the new
smelling plant at Chloride.
A. NJ. McDuffee came in from Lo.
Angeles last Thursday and continued
on his way to Chloride.
Maj. w. A. Mensch returned from
Los Angeles last Thursday morning
much improved in health.
Miss Marie VerMehr came in from
San Francisco the first of the week
and will remain with her parents unit
late in the fall.
Treasurer Dennis this week receiv,
ed from the territorial treasurer the
sum of 444.6OS, being the county's
share of the appropriation of school
money.
Z. D. Gibson and John Mcclure, OF
Los Angeles, are here and will look
over the mining possibilities of the
county.
Miss Ruby A. Jewell, of San Fran
cisco, has been visiting with the fam
lily of her nephew, J. E. Perry, in
Kingman.
Mrs. J. P. Wallace arrived from
Colorado Springs last Saturday. She
has been visiting with friends the past
two months.
DR.. 1. B. Hamilton, who is working
some men on the old LaPorte mine, at
Mineral Park, passed through here
yesterday on his way to California.
The Odd Fellows have contributed
I2OS to the San Francisco sufferers.
This makes the combined contributions
of all the Kingman lodges 1868, good
showing for our little city lodges.
During the high wind Monday
morning sparks from a chimney set
fire to some dried leaves on the roof of
E. F. ThOmpsOn's residence. A few
buckets of water quenched the blaze
L. NJ. Teale, superintendent of the
Stockton Hill mining company, was in
Kingman Thursday last. He reports
the mine looking fine, big bodies of
ore being opened up in the lower
drifts.
Parties who have come in from the
Manotowoc mines, in the Mohave
Wash section, state that the veins are
among the most promising in the
county. The ore in the bottom of the
deep shaft is improving both in width
of vein matter and richness.
J. w. Morgan and Arson H. Smith.
who have been looking over the min
ing section of the south part of the
county, returned home Wednesday.
They found many big lodges near Sig
nal that might be made big paying
propositions with proper development.
Last Saturday Fred n. Chandler.
superintendent of the Victor-Paymas-
ter mining company, was thrown from
a blackboard at Chloride and badly in
jured. He is now getting along all
right, although it will be some time
before he is able to attend to business.
Mrs. w. H. Kelley and family de-
parted this morning to Spearfish, South
Dakota, where they will reside. Dur
ing the residence of this estimable
family in Kingman they made many
friends, who will regret to have them
go from among us. May good fortune
90 with them.
The ladies of Kingman have been
doing a work of mercy this week in
preparing coffee and lunches for the
refugees of the San Francisco fire that
are passing through this place daily.
Many have been feed and the good
work is to be kept up as long as fam
ishing people are to be found on the
trains.
Trains RUNNING on express time
have passed through Kingman this
week from St. Louis loaded to the
guards with tents and necessary sup
plies for the stricken people of San
Francisco. The trains reached the
city four days from st. Louis. From
all parts of Arizona supplies are being
sent to the people of our sister state
and these supplies will be accom-