Mohave County miner., 1908-01-11


 the Luthy block next Saturday.
 Fred Collidge and Fred Brawn will leave in few days for prospecting trip to cover several months.
 Mrs. Fr,nkie Kelleher has gone to Rice Station where she has accepted position in the Indian school near that place.
 ]. s. Amundsen, of Williams, is vis- ting with $. T. Elliott and wife for few days while he is recovering from the effects of the grippe.
 James Cogin and J. D. Templeman have purchased the business of R. |. Cogin on Fourth street and on SatuI- day evening, January IS. 1908, wi give big opening celebration.
 The mill of the Idaho- Columbus mining company, at Cerbat, is work ing successfully, the roaster and cleo. tric separator working 10 perfection. The n ines are capable of supplying a large tonnage of ore.
 Mrs. J. F. Luthy arrived from Albu- querque Sunday last and will vist with her husband for some time. She has many friends in Kingman that will welcome her heartily.
 !. D. Sparyo is in town from Stock ton Hill. where he has been looking after development work on the old Brown mine. He reports having opened up some rich copper ore on u property.
 Needles Elks have organized a clr b and are to give big blowout neyt Tuesday evening Many Kingman Elks have >ignified their intention If going down to take part in the festiv'- ties.
 R. F. Manship, of South Carolina, and Mir. Lovin, of North Carolin' I, nenhew and cousin, respectively, Cf Henry Lovin. arrived in Kingman yts- terday and will remain here son 6 time visiting.
 Henry Lovin came up from Kelvin yesterday and is looking after his bus mess in Kingman. He reports that the copper slump has hit the lower country heavy blow, from which it will not recover for many months.
 Cal. J. Cross and wife will depart to San Bernardno today, where Mr. Cross will place his big teams on sale, or if the market is not favorable he will place the horses on pasture. He has some of the best horses to be found in the territory.
 w. H. Hall, who owns group of mining claims in Weaver district, is in Kingman. MT. Hall has opened up the Alger mine to depth of 200 feet and has fine body of ore in the bot tom of the shaft. It is probable that some other people will become inter. ested with Mir. Hall in these mines and that large amount of develop. ment work will be done on them.
 H. A. DeRudio was arrested the first of the week at Signal on a charge of assaulting w. D. Lamburch with g deadly weapon. It appears that Lam burch and his mother had quarrelet and the old lady concluded to leave making her way on foot toward Yucca about fifty miles away. Some of the people of Signal became incensed a the treatment of the mother by Lam birch and DeRudio and another mat went to the tent of Lamburch afte, night. called him to the door, and 10 him that he would have to go and ge his mother or they would do things {, him. Lamburch claims that they polk ed him in the ribs with gun ant made him lay down his rife, but ther, was no corroborative proof of this an, DeRudio was discharged at request o District Attorney Morrison. Growth, out of the quarrel between mother an, son was charge of insanity lodge, with the Probate Judge by Lamburcl and the mother was brought befor that court and tried on the charge las