Mohave County miner., 1908-09-26


 Lon M. Teale was taking the rounds O the camps south of the railroad this we k.
 w. E. Moroney paid visit to Gold Road this week looking after legal and political business.
 Mrs. Ralph Bulkley came up from the Big Sandy few days ago to at tend to business matters.
 Miss Bernice Smith departed to the Big Sandy last Sunday morning and will teach the Stephens school this term.
 Miss Nellie. Hutchinson and J. H. Hutchinson and wife came in from the Expansion Gold Mining company's camp yesterday.
 s. A. Tyler came in from Los Ange- les this morning. He expects party of mining men in Kingman in few days to look over mining property.
 c. G. Krook came in from Godroad and surrounding camps on yesterdays stage. He is surprised with the grow ing activity of that region and believes that this winter will be one of the liveliest in it's history.
 Miss Isabel Blakely satisfactorily passed the prescribed examination that entitled her to teach school and will leave in a few days for Haviland, where she has been engaged to teach the school this term.
 Kean St. Charles reports that the big concentrating plant for the Midnight mine will soon be shipped from San Francisco and that as soon as received at the property it will be rushed to completion. The capacity of the plant is said to be about 100 tons daily.
 H. H. Watkins returned from a months hunting trip in the mountains of northern California, bearing with him some of the trophies of the chase. He and companions killed four bears and several deer. He reports having had the time of his life, enjoying every moment of the time. May Belle Blakely has accepted the position of matron of the Tempe Nor nal School and will leave tomorrow for that place. The many friends of Mrs. Blakely in Kingman wish her luck in her new home, while at the same time expressing sorrow over her departure from among them.
 O. B. Amsden, general manager of the Goldbug mining company, arrived in Kingman yesterday. He is here on business connet ted with the company. Mir. Amsden believes the Gold Bug . will prove itself one of the rich mines | of Arizona and reports that in all the openings in the property very rich ore is showing up.
 w. N. Wilson and wife came in from Pasadena last Monday and departed to
  Wilson is managing one of the groups of turquoise mines, which he recently took over from Thomas McNeelv and others last summer. It is said that he is making big success of the under taking.
 G. R. Gooding and Ed Gooding and wife have gone to Mount Hope, where they are putting in month hunting the big game of that region. Mount Hope abounds in deer, bear and wild pigs. The south part of the range is said to have many rowing bands of wild hogs, although they have been hunted every season for many years. The males are among the most vicious of all the wild animals of Arizona, at tacking hunter without the least provocation.
 J. w. Morgan, at present superin- tendent of the Golden Star mine, this week announces his candidacy for the office of Recorder of this county, subject to the action of the democratic county convention. Joe Morgan is possibly one of the best known and popular democrats in the county hav- ing worked as miner in many of the camps both north and south of the railroad. He held the office of Re- corder one term and could have had