Mohave County miner., 1907-02-23

Aluhape County Miuer,
 Published Every Saturday. Fl
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 Miss Lena Fast is now assistant post Cl mistress at the local postoffice. M John Jamieson, a mine owner of the re Layne Springs country, is in Kingman. or Ross H. Blakely, clerk of the dis, co trict court, is in Los Angeles on busi- to ness.
 c. M. Kaufman, of the Standard Fl Gold Mining company, came up from in Yucca last evening. tn Peter Caffery returned Sunday last O. O. from Los Angeles, where he went last -. week on mining business. .h Mrs. O. F. Kuencer, accompanied by UT Miss Emma Firbert, have gone to ap Needles to visit with friends. Fl Foster s. Dennis has gone to the oa Berkely mine, where he will look af- oo ter the starting up of the mill some- 'o' time next week.
 th Yesterday was one of the worst days .I, in many months, the wind blowing .. gale and the rain falling the greater NY, part of the day. ,,, Joe, the young son of J. W. Morgan, gu arrived last Sunday from Goldfield, da Nevada, where he has been stopping be with his sisters. frs Mrs. R. M. Jones came in from Los sh Angeles last Sunday and departed the oa following day to Mays Well, where 'h she will visit with her daughter for oe some time. Owing to the warm weather of the oa past week nearly all the fruit trees in vo and around Kingman have blossomed UT out If no frost appears the crop of 'n' fruit will be large this year. s',
 - tai John Ware and wife, of Chloride, ne visited with friends in Kingman Sun- an day last. Mrs. Lola Snowden accom- up panied them to Chloride Monday, re- tie turning the following day. tbj Miss Frankie Potts, accompanied by tul Miss Gertrude Flint, came down from sld the Truxton Canyon Indian school se' Thursday evening last to spend Wash va ington's birthday with Miss Potts co' paren ts in Kingman. po Judge w. G. Blakely and Mrs. May a;o Belle Blakely came up from Phenix 1uo last Saturday evening to attend the ;,,, funeral of the late John E. Blakely. They returned to Phenix Monday -. morning. M
 " ter A. w. Brantland has sold to an of eastern company his mining claims ert near Vivian and is soon to take charge bu of them for the company. The prop Mo critics show big bodies of gold ore on me the surface on Charles l1uIcnlSOn, of the EXpan- ioU sion Gold Mining company, is in King TO man to meet an old friend, Ben. wa Chase, of Fairbanks, Alaska, who arr rai rived in Kingman a few days ago. Dl The two gentlemen departed to the me mines this afternoon. WI
 
 J. B. Hughes and wife came over h,, from Chloride last Saturday evening th. and have been attending to business .r, matters. Mir. Hughes is interested in ;. the Samoan mines, at Chloride, and ,, believes the company has nice pay i,, ing investment. K; It is understood that Charles Met He calfe, who is in Los Angeles, has about da completed the placing of stock in the de Kingman Cement company and within a short time machinery will be put in on and the making of cement begun at do the quarry on the outskirts of town. Co C. J. Hutchinson, of the Expansion COT Gold Mining company, came in from be Union Pass last Sunday to meet Frank Mo