Mohave County miner., 1907-06-15

By SMITH 6. SAWYER.
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 O. F. Kuencer has gone out to tn, Gem mine at Cerbat.
 Miss Eva Cofer, of the Sandy, is wis iting the family of Wm. McGee thi week.
 John F. Withers has gone to Lo Angeles, where he is looking after business matters,
 Hubert Smith came in from Colo Road few days ago to visit with hi. parents and friends.
 Bob Wright and Hugh Wilson, bus mess men of Chloride, were in King man last evening.
 A. A. McNight, mining man o1 Searchlight, Nevada, examined mines near White Hills last week.
 Mrs. John Withers left Saturday for Los Angeles where she will remain during the summer months.
 Mrs. J. w. Wentworth and little daughter, of Payson, Arizona, is visit. ing her sister, Mrs. R. A. Robertson.
 George B. Ayers was called to his old home in Bradford county, Pa., last Wednesday, by the serious illness of his mother.
 Mrs. A. E. Ware returned from Los Angeles the first of the week, where she has been visiting friends for a month past.
 The railroad company is soon to erect big standpipe east of the old water tank that will cost between fif- teen and twenty thousand dollars.
 The Misses Gertie Potts and Isabel Blakely came up from Tempe Thurs day, where they have been attending the Normal school.
 E. F. Thompson and John Mulligan are preparing to erect stone build ing on Front street, west of the Lovin building. It is to be 50xl0O feet and one story in night.
 E. E. Shepherd, of the Arizona Di- rectory company, was in Kingman yes terday looking up business for his con- cern. The directory is becoming pop ular among business men of the coast
 Miss Attella Smith, who taught the primary department of the Kingman school, departed to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado this morning, where she will view the sights of that great natural wonder for several days.
 Charles Kenne came up from the Berkely mines Wednesday evening last and reported that the mine had b en pumped out and an examination was being made of the property. The mill had been run sufficiently to as- sure it's successful handling of the ore.
 With his throat horribly gashed and blood flowing from his wrists Martin Noonan, stranger, was found in one of the old cellarways near the Palace saloon yesterday at noon. He was taken in charge by the sheriff and Doc tor Cowie sewed up the wounds. The man is not seriously injured, the knife not reaching the windpipe nor jugu- lar. He said he had worked on the sheep ranch of Hutchinson, at Del Rio, Yavapai county. He was evidently in- sane and his mentality will be passed on by Judge Robinson in few days.
 This week a carload of lumber and one of cement was received for the Desert Power and water company. The material is being forwarded as fast as possible from Los Angeles and it is expected to have all the necessary cement and lumber on the ground be- fore the first of July. The railroad company is to build spur track onto the ground where ready deliv- cry of the material can be had. Road master Hendron and surveyors looked the ground over this week, but owing to the absence of plans of the building were unable to lay out the line of