Mohave County miner., 1907-03-16

Ross H. Blakely returned from Los Angeles last Monday, where he looked after mining deal.
 An order for the drawing of grand and trial jurors for the April term of court was received from Judge Sloan this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Dickson have returned to their home in San Ber- nardino, after short visit with friends in Kingman.
 F. w. Phillips, of Ha ,kberry, owner of mining property in that section, was in Kingman few days this week on business.
 Some very rich ore is being taken from the Treasure Hill mines, at Stockton Hill. A small shipment of the ore is being made to the shelter.
 John Boyle, ST., of St. Louis, arr rived in Kingman few days ago and has gone to Cerbat, where he will re- main several months.
 It was reported from Gold Road this morning that an Italian was killed on the seventh level of the Goldroad mine, but the manner of his death was not learned.
 The Gold Road M. & E. company this week received large pump for use in pumping back the seepage water from the tailings, which will be hereafter handled by the company.
 Mrs. Frankie Kelleher and Mrs. Williams came down from the Trux- ton Canyon Indian school yesterday to look after business affairs and visit with friends in Kingman.
 Last Sunday the Needles baseball club had seance with the Kingman nine and were trimmed up to the tune of l5 to 4. Kingman nine is to go to Needles in the near future and expect to get theirs good and plenty.
 Under the new law just passed by the territorial legislature jurors in the district court will receive three dol lars per day, instead of two. Wit ssses from without the county will also be paid better fees.
 J. w. Morgan went out to Cerbat to- day to take charge of the work on the Golden Gem mine. Miners are to be put in the mine extracting the big bodies of ore, which will later be run through the mill and concentrated.
 Robert Rosco is in Kingman from his mines in Minnesota mining dis trict, where he has been doing the annual work. He brought back with him rich samples of ore from his mine, situated northwest of White Hills.
 Ed Williams & Company shipped ton of concentrates from the tungsten mines, in the Aquarius mountains, yes- t'rday. The ore is high grade, car- rying over seventy per cent of tungstic acid to the ton and worth 1908 f. O. b. Kingman.
 J. B. Phillips, of Haileybury, On tario, arrived in Kingman last We'd nesday evening and departed the next morning to Chloride, from which place he will visit the mines of Cerbat and Todd Basin. It is understood that it is his intention to take over the Blackfoot and other mines in this dis trict for eastern interests.
 Three carloads of lumber have ar- rived for the Kingman depot and Con- tractor Johnson was in Kingman the first of the week making arrangements for the commencement of work early next week. The depot is to be large one, covering all the ground between the water tank and Fourth Street. It will have two waiting rooms, baggage and express rooms, a separate freight warehouse, agent and operator's room and room for trainmen. In every par ticular it is to be uptodate.
 Call at the New York Store and see the best line of shirtwaists we have ever had. And also the Spring Hats for ladies. And you may be inter- ested in the values we are giving in Gents work shirts at fifty cents. the