Mohave County miner., 1908-11-14

John Hamilton, trustee of the grand lodge of Pythians and delegate to the grand lodge, is in Phenix.
 Peter Caffery is in Kingman getting supplies to begin work on the Jubilee and Winchester mines, at Stockton Hill.
 E. B. Van Deman this week paid another installment on the purchase price of the Mccall mines, in Weaver district.
 Lamar Mckinley, of San Francisco, stopped over in Kingman a couple of days this week to visit with his old time friends.
 H. E. Woods, of the Woods Invest ment company, of Colorado Springs, this week examined the Yellow Spar mines, in Silver Creek section.
 J. A. Elway, who is working the Gold Bar mine, at Cerbat, on bond, was in Kingman few days this week attending to business affairs.
 Dr. J. R. Whitesides was over from Chloride the first of the week arrang- ing for office rooms and expects to re- move permanently to this place about the first of December.
 Harvey Hubbs was up from Yucca this week. He reports mining matters in that section looking up and believes that this winter will be one of the most prosperous in years.
 Dr.. J. c. Hughes is home again from six weeks sojourn in the Blue Grass state, where he visited with the old folks and feasted on the fat of the land.
 The Expansion Gold mines company is preparing for an active winter at the properties. The company is to in- crease it's treasury stock and strength en up it's reserves with a view to put ting in big reduction plant.
 Charles Richards has gone to Stockton Hill, where he has taken lease on the Little Chief mine. He has been one of the successful leasers on this property and probably knows where all the good punches of ore lie in the property.
 Kingman school has been closed this week, the teachers having gone to Tucson to attend the session of the Territorial association. The Misses M. E. Trout, K. K. Lake, Alta Hubbs and Gertrude Potts departed Sunday last for the Ancient Pueblo.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. D. M. Gaddis are in Phenix taking in the Fair, the ses- sion of the K. P. and Pythian Sisters lodges and attending the first annual session of the Arizona postmasters. They were also guests at the republi- can banquet and jollification.
 This week we give corrected table of the returns from the late election in this county, which shows that every democrat on the ticket was elected. L. M. Teale, for Probate Judge, re- ceived the smallest plurality, Mr. Hilty, the republican candidate, run. ming far ahead of his ticket.
 John D. Spargo is getting things in shape to begin work on his gold mines, near Chloride. Experts of the com. pany have pronounced the mines among the good things of the mining world and have placed plethoric treas ury at the disposal of Mr. Spargo for development work.
 Parties having bond on the Trage- dy group of mines this week announce that they have interested big capital in the enterprise and will soon have force of men at work on the property. The Tragedy is one of the promising groups of mines in Union Pass section, owned by Dr. w. E. Sauls and O. D. M. Gaddis.
 H. D. Kellogg, of Philadelphia; has been examining the Bonanza group of mines, in the Union Pass section, this week and took bond on the property. It is understood that he was well pleased with the mines and intends to soon begin active development. Mir. Kellogg is we'll known business man of philadelnhia and is financially ahla