Mohave County miner., 1908-03-21

I . home in Kingman this week but is said to be slowly improving.
 Sam Fuehrer departed Thursday night to his old home in Toledo, Ohio, where he will look after business af- fairs.
 Mrs. Davis Garrett, of Blackberry, is very ill at her home in that village, her illness being from severe attack of pneumonia.
 Attorney Tom E. McClelland came in from Los Angeles yesterday, where he had been the past week looking after legal matters.
 Fred w. Morrison and wife returned from Kansas City and St. Louis last Saturday, having spent month visit ing with friends and relatives.
 Cal. Cross, who recently took all his big teams into California, is putting in big crop of grain near San Diego on a ranch which he has leased for the season.
 The Tarr x McComb building, on Front street, is fast approaching con- pletion. It is to be fireproof, every thing in the building being concrete, walls, roof, floors, etc.
 The stage line to McCracken ap- pears to be doing rushing business. the travel between Yucca and the mines being very heavy at this time. A fast freighting outfit is also to be put on.
 A big plant is to be put in ty Charles Gracey, at Eldorado Cany on to work the ores from the mines osned by Joseph Wharton. At pres ent the mill is running on rich o e from the property.
 Tom Wilson has purchased the Ce- dar-Yucca stage line from Thomas Hamilton. He has re-equipped the line and is now able to take in passen- gers and light freight to all parts of the Cedar district on quick time.
 All the fruit trees in and around Kingman are in bloom. This is about one month later than usual, the bloom ing time of fruit trees in this section being from the first to the middle of February.
 Tom Bosanko is now at work with his partner, Peter White. on the Tyro mines. It is reported that they have fine showing of milling ore in the property and are opening up a great body of the rock at depth.
 Rev. I. l.. Oakes while not making many converts is doing some good work for the church. He is very good talker and will be Tn Kingman oyer Sunday, and will hold services at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
 I. D. Hilty was sent to San Jacinto hot springs last week, where he will tlke the baths for an attack of rheuma- tSm. MT. Hilty has been ill for near ly a month with an attack of rheuma- tsm and slight attack of pneumonia. His many friends hope he will return home entirely cured of his ailment.
 J. w. Emerson came in from San Diego last night and is looking after business matters. He says that all is hustle and activity in the City of Bay'n Climate in anticipation of the arrival of the fleet of warships next month. Realty is on the boom and those who own large tracts in the vicinity of the city are reaping big harvest.
 J. A. Vondracek, Frank Dudek and Frank R. Sperl, of the Arizona Inter- national Copper company, are in King man, Mir. Vondracek coming here from Phenix to attend meeting of the board of directors. The company is preparing to do large amount of work on its mines near the old Copper World property. east of Yucca.
 Nearly half million pounds of wool will be shipped from this station this year. After shearlng all the sheep it is the intention of the sheep men to graze the focks through the Sacra. mento valley and then go back to San Francisco mountain by way of Wall. apai valley and through north ot