Mohave County miner., 1908-06-06

I. D. Hilty is still very ill with rheu- matism.
 J. F. Tomlinson spent few days this week in Prescott.
 Mrs. J. c. Potts is attending the graduating exercises of the Tempe Normal this week.
 J. C. Potts is home again after a months prospecting trip in the Wall apai mountains.
 J. w. Morgan, superintendent of the Golden Star mioing company, came in from that property this morning.
 Walter DeLiere and l.. w. Johnson have gone to Brownville, where they are interested in mining property.
 Charles J. Hutchison is in Los An geles, where he will purchase big automobile for use between Kingman and the Expansion mines, at Union Pass.
 T. E. McClelland, attorney at law, visited the Vivian and Goldroad sec- tions this week. He is very much pleased with the mining outlook of Vivian, believing it to be the coming camp of this county.
 The Goldroad base ball club has cleared off the grounds west of camp and are hard at work getting in shape for the games to be played in King man on the Fourth of July. They will make the other teams hard to catch.
 D. c. Williamson walked in from his camp in the Wallapais, few days ago, and reports having delightful time. He and partner have found the Wallapais to be we'll mineralized country and believe they are in line of something good.
 A Mexican Indian was brought up from Needles Wednesday night and lodged in the county jail on charge of having robbed the house of F.Graves at Blackberry, taking that gentleman's wearing apparel and peddling some of it at Needles He was held to answer by the Justice Thursday morning.
 O. F. Kuencer came in from Los An geles yesterday and is to leave for Cerbat today. It is his intention to get things in shape at the Golden Gem mine for resumption of work. The company is to sink the shaft on the property deeper and remodel the mill, giving it several new stamps.
 A large amount of work is in pro gress in the Tom Reed mine. The company now has under consideration the building of milling plant of large tonnage, which will be fitted up with a cyanide plant of latest design. The ore bodies in the mine are said to be unusually large and the values of a high milling grade.
 w. F. Grounds, Jr., while riding a bronco horse at his Wilkweed Ranch, last Thursday, was thrown on his head and received terrible scalp wound. The skull was laid bare, and before he could reach doctor the wound be- came badly in6amed, and may be diff ficult to heal. Mr. Grounds is one of the largest cattle raisers in the county.
 w. A. Mccall and w. B. Hardy, rep 'esenting the West Coast Magazine, were in Kingman several days this week in the interest of their journal. They succeeded in interesting many people in the periodical and will give the town and surroundings write up. The journal is one of the best maga- zines published on the coast and should recieve large patronage.
 J. l.. Witney, general manager of the McCracken Mining company, was a Kingman visitor Thursday. He left the mine in his auto and arrived at Yucca in time to take No ?, passenger train, to Kingman and returned to Yucca on a freight, reaching there in time to take his machine back to the mines, arriving there in time for sup. per. This is going some.
 Homer Gadds and Melvin Carrow returned from the University at Tue son last Sunday evening and Wayne