Mohave County miner., 1908-06-13

J. IL. JOFudn was uOWn tO Une tung- sten mines, east of Yucca, this week.
 Miss Isabelle Blakely is visiting friends at the Truxton Canyon Indian School
 The big Fourth of July display post CTS have been received by the con- mittee and are being circulated.
 Report comes from the Treasure Hill mines that big body of ore was struck in that property few days ago.
 Mir. Wilson, mining man of Search light, has gone to Mineral Park with Ross H. Blakely to look at turquoise and other mines.
 George A. Bonelli has removed the fixtures and stock of goods from the Emporium to his store on Fourth street.
 The contest for school trustee has been the one great absorbing issue before the people of Kingman this week. and is still unsettled.
 Ralph Bulkley and Joe Goodwin brought about twenty-five head of beef cattle from the Big Sandy last Sunday and shipped them to Needles.
 Miss Nellie Hutchinson came in from the Expansion camp yesterday, accom- panied by the Misses Vida and Alta Clack, who spent several days of the week visiting friends at that place.
 Dr. Godshall came up from Needles Monday last and went out to the New London mine, upon which important development work is now being car ried on.
 The big steel water tanks of the Santa Fe railroad company are fast being assembled. The tanks are to be among the largest water holders on the line of the railroad.
 Thomas McNeely set up 6 small copper teaching plant in the rear of Lovin's bottling works, this week, and made successful test on his ores. The ores were brought in from the big deposit below Mineral Park.
 The work of timbering up and widening the Gem shaft will be com menced in few days. Below the 300 the shaft is two compartment and it is the intention to carry it to the surface that size and when the work is completed sinking will be commenced to the 800 level.
 A. H. Mcknight and wife of Dallas, Texas, arrived in Kingman Tuesday morning, on short visit with Mrs. Meningitis mother, Mrs. Mary Till man, who came over from Chloride to meet them. Mir. Mcknight is in the law department of the Missouri, Kan sas and Texas railroad.
 J. E. Russel, young attorney of Prescott, was in Kingman last Wednesday as counsel in the cause of Kemper, administrator of the estate of Bottsford, against Lee Bought and Lee Johnston, in forcible entry and detainer. This was one of the Beale Springs cases and went to the possess sion of the property, and in which the estate won out.
 Yesterday Dr. w. E. Sauls and L. M. Teale came in from Los Angeles, where they had been spending few days. Dr. Sauls made trip into the north part of the state, looking over some big mill dumps with view to putting in big plant for the recovery of the gold values. He was accom- panied by A. F. Muter on the trip into the mining section around Mokelumne Hill.
 Sims Ely, Auditor of the territory, was ill Kingman yesterday on official business connected with the examina- tion of the branch of the Arizona Central Bank at this place. The duty of Bank Examiner attaches to the office of Auditor. Mir. Ely is an old newspaper man and always has the glad hand for the fraternity. While here he received the not too comfort ing information that the "regulars" had been agreed on by the republican national committee, instead of the Kibby delegates. By this decision Judpe Sloan of YavaDai and Powell