Mohave County miner., 1908-05-30

Miss Mary Kayser, of Blackberry, spent day or two this week in King man.
 Ben Turner returned from a trip to California Thursday last and has gone out to Chloride.
 Mrs. F. S. Dennis and daughters, Catherine and Elenor, arrived from Palo Alto Wednesday last.
 Mrs. w. F. Grounds and baby, of the Milkweed Ranch, were visitors to Kingman this week, being guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Hilton.
 M. Hoffman, uperintendent of the mines of the Arizona Southwestern mining company, at Crow Canyon, was in Kingman few days this week
 E. M. Carrow is in Kingman from his ranch on the Big Sandy. He re- ports that the crops were never so good in that section and that the farmers were assured of good mar ket.
 Mrs. I. Conkey, of Mineral Park, was adjudged insane in Probate Judge Robertson's court Thursday and the same night was taken to Phenix by Undersheriff Gideon, accompanied by Mrs. May Belle Blakely.
 Fred Brawn, Fred Coolidge and John Hamilton are home again from a visit to San Francisco and other coast points, having taken in the big doings during the visit of the battle- ship fleet to the Golden Gate.
 J. S. Withers is candidate for re- nomination to the office of Treasurer of Mohave county. Sam Withers is now Treasurer and is doing the work to the satisfaction of the people, and certainly deserves another term.
 Miss Annie Cartilage passed through Kingman Wednesday last on her way to Prescott, where she will reside, having position with one of the lead ing firms of lawyers as stenographer Many friends went to the train to greet her.
 J. D. Jordan is announced as dem- ocratic candidate for the office of Su- pervisor of this county. Mr. Jordan has resided in Mohave county num- Der of years and besides having all the qualities of honesty and integrity has the ability to handle the business of this county as it should be handled.
 w. E. Sauls and A. E. Muter have gone to California, where they will make an examination of large pit of tailings, upon which they have an op. tion. If the tailings are workable by the cyanide treatment they will at once put in plant and begin opera tiOns.
 Three cars of lumber have gone out over the Western Railway to Cerbat station for delivery to the Golden Star mining company. It is said that work will be started up on the Golden Gem mine by the 18th of June and that the shaft will be sunk several hundred feet deeper. A new holster will be put on the mine. The company now has big balance in its treasury and enough money is assured to carry out the plan of the management.
 Judge w. G. Blakely has refused to accept the nomination of the prohi- bition party for delegate to congress, although being heartily in accord with the movement. It is his intention to make the race for District Attorney of this county on the republican ticket, should that party honor him with the nomination. Judge Blakely has held the office of District Attorney of this county so long that it is only by a fuke that he has ever been beaten for the election.
 J. E. Brown, of Brownsville, was a Kingman visitor this week. He re- ports several good finds of gold in that section, not:bly one by Mr. Macca- bee, which shows ore running up in the thousands of dollars in gold. The main streak in the mine will run near ly one hundred dollars to the top, while the small outside streak is im- ,;,h