Mohave County miner., 1907-04-13

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 Fred Stull, one of Chloride's mining men, is in Kingman on business.
 T. E. Pollock, of the Arizona Central Bank, was in Kingman Thursday last on business connected with the bank.
 J. l.. Huffman, better known by the mining contingent as "Happy Jack" was in the city Thursday from Camp McGarry, Calf.
 Work on the new Kingman depot is progressing and within forty days it will be ready for occupancy. All the cement work will be completed by the first of May.
 J. A. Boyle and wife departed We'd nesday evening to Seattle by way of Los Angeles, During their residence in this county they made many warm friends that will regret their depart ure.
 There was born to the wife of Henry Lovin, last Sunday morning, baby girl. Mother and child are doing nicely, but Henry says that he would have felt much better had the new conner been boy.
 w. E. Frost this week shipped a large amount of mohair from his Wallapai Springs ranch, where he has several thousand angora goats. The wool from these goats brings high price in the markets and finds ready sale.
 Harry McComb came in from Los Angeles last Thursday night and will remain in Kingman several days. He is enjoying good health and finds pleas ure in being in the health and life giving atmosphere of Kingman.
 Warm weather appears to have come upon us without warning, the days of this week being extremely warm. The trees and Towering shrubs are all in bloom throughout the county and within two weeks the valleys will be a mass of bloom.
 The Catholic church is now ap- preaching completion, the building being roofed in and the ceilings fin ished. The stone work, which is to finish the building off in the old mis- sion style, is yet to be put in. It will be very pretty little church building when completed.
 Good miners, or in fact any kind of miners, are scarce in this county. Not ices are placarded around town for twenty men for Cerbat and thirty men for Cedar, but with poor results. The men are not to be had in numbers, but the strikes in the mines of other To- calities may bring more men into the county, relieving the demand for the present.
 It is expected that number of men will be put to work on the Bimetal mine, south of Kingman, before the first of the month. The new company that is to operate the mines is getting things in shape to begin work on large scale on and after the first of May. Several men will be put on within week and more as fast as they can be obtained.
 John Denair came up from Needles yesterday and remained over one train to greet many old friends. He is heavily interested in mining on the desert and real estate in Needles. He has done more to make the mining riches of the desert section known than all the other men in San Bernar- dino county and deserves we'll of the fickle goddess, Fortune.
 Yavapai county is making an effort to obtain jurisdiction over Nelson, in the eastern part of this county. Ac- cording to the railroad assessment the county line is more than ten miles east of Nelson. The Santa Fe railroad pays on los and fraction miles of main line in this county, while the dis tan ce from Topock to Nelson is only 98 and fraction miles. This would