Mohave County miner., 1908-08-29
J. F. Withers returned yesterday from business trip to Los Angeles.

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 Miss Grace Goodman has returned from her vacation of two weeks in California.
 Miss Nellie Hutchinson came in from the mines yesterday and is visiting friends in Kingman.
 Allen E. Ware and family returned last Tuesday from the coast, where they spent the past month.
 Miss A. l.. Farley arrived from Los Angeles Tuesday last and has accepted position with Tarr & McComb.
 Miss Minnie Sawyer, of this office, returned from a months's visit to rel atives in Los Angeles and San Diego.
 The Misses Eleanor and Catherine Dennis departed last Wednesday to Palo Alta, where they will enter school.
 George A. Bonelli is placing han6- some plate glass windows in the front of his store building on Fourth Street ia place of the small glass windows that formerly adorned the place.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Mcguire and daugh- ter Miss Belle departed last Tuesday evening to Los Angeles, where they will join Arthur Mcguire for short outing, at one of the beaches.
 A big vein of fairly good grade ore has been found in the country east of the cid Fay mine, by gentleman at GoldAat. The owner believes he has one of the best m ing properties in the country south of Kingman.
 Mrs. Lola Snowden, who has been the stenographer for Tarr x McComb the past year, has resigned and gone to her home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Snowden made many friends while in Kingman and will be sadly missed.
 Lovin & Withers have received concession from the Tom Reed mining company for a store, boarding house and hotel at the mines and will at once begin the construction of the buildings. The company is now wcrk- ing large force of men, which will be materially added to.
 The roof of the big power plant is fast nearing completion and when fl ished the work of getting the big boilers enclosed and the massive dN- namos connected up will be begun. One of the dynamos is in place and the other is ready to be raised to it's bed of concrete. This plant will be ready to send juice over its lines with in sixty days.
 This week Lon M Teal announces his candidacy for the office of Probate Judge. Mr. Teale has been a resident of Arizona the past ten years, the greater part of which has been spent in Mohave county. He is well quali- fled for the position and should he be elected will give the people an honest and conscientious administration of the office.
 While times seem to be abnOrmally dull throughout the territory business in Kingman seems to be on the boom. Never in the history of the town has so many buildings. business and resi- dence, been erected as in the past year. Every building now under way is of the most substantial nature and the people are looking forward to one of the most prosperous years in the history of the county.
 It is reported in Kingman that James Mulligan has made an impor- tant strike of silver ore on one of his mining claims in the Cerbat section, but we have been unable to locate the author of the report. Mr. Mulligan is the owner of a number of remarkably | go d mining claims near Cerbat in Todd and Union Basins. The Fonte- noy and Flagstaff claims, south of Ger bat, have been big producers of very rich silver ore, while the Bunker Hill | mine, near the Cerbat, has been pro- ducer of gold and copper ores. In the Big Silver, in Union and Todd Basins, there is one of the best veins of min eral in that section of the county. mil 1o