Mohave County miner., 1908-02-29

the Expansion camp, In the UnlOn Pass, are visiting in Kingman.
 Mrs. Caroline Hutchison and daughter Miss Nellie, of the Expansion camp, are visiting with friends in Kingman. T. E. Pollock, president of the Ari- zona Central Bank, is in Kingman looking after the affairs of the corpor- ation at this point. Ed Williams is is Kingman from his ranch on the Big Sandy. He reports crops doing nicely all along the creek and the outlook for big harvest was never better. Today is the last day in which quail and other game birds, protected by statute, may be taken. The close sea- son runs from the first day of March to the 18th day of October.
 Tarr x McComb this morning broke ground for their new building on the lot east of the Luthy block. The building is to be constructed of rein forced concrete and one story in height.
 Lucian Eaves and F. E. Monteverde came in from the Goldroad section last Monday and departed the follow ing day to the McCracken mine, where they will look into the power transmission business.
 Harvey Hubbs, who was in King man from Yucca yesterday, says that a large number of big teams are work ing out of that place and more are be- ing put on daily. The town was never so lively in its history and he looks forward to prosperous year.
 It is reported that Grant McKesson has sold his copper mining property, near Parker, to California people for 25,OOO$, goodly payment having al- ready been made. Those who have seen the mines report them among the best In that country.
 Last Sunday, Andrew, the three year old child of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Devine, fell from the rear porch of the Beale Hotel to the ground, distance of about thirteen feet, sustaining a fracture of the left arm and sundry cuts and bruises. The little fellow is getting along nicely.
 P. McCardell, the well known civil engineer, returned few days ago from Gold Basin, where he made a survey of the O. K. urine for patent The O. K. is one of the good proper. ties of the Gold Basin section and is owned by the O. K. company, g Kansas City concern.
 George Kislingbury the we'll knowr mining expert, accompanied by J. D Spargo, visited Chloride last Tuesday where they made an examination O. the Marshall mine. It is understood that Mir. Kislingbury was we'll pleased with the property and the indication is that it will be taken over and devel oped. The mine shows nice bodies o high grade gold ore.
 Quite a number of sheep owners ar' in Kingman today arranging for th' removal of about 80,O00 head of sheel to this place, where shearing pens vii be established. The focks are now ol the way here and will arrive nex week. This section is ideal for shee and it is probable that several bi aocks will be maintained here unti the weather becomes warm enough t remove them to a higher altitude.
 The supply of copper in the Unite States has never been so low as a present. It is thought that withi three months there will not be
 pound of free copper on hand and tha the price of the metal will accordingl take big jump. The metal is sellin at very low price in the market 2 present, but as no sales are bein made the market quotation cuts T figure.
 Stella Corwell (nee Goodman) W, acquitted of the killing of Fred Bel nett, by jury in Los Angeles la Friday night. The jury was out thr' hours. The defense set up the Dlt