Mohave County miner., 1908-05-02

MFS. lud CfOZleF was uOWn rom ner ranch at Crozier this week.
 w. c. Blakely was in Prescott sev- eral days this week on legal business
 Sheriff Walter Brown has gone to Goldroad to look after business of his office.
 T. E. McClelland returned this week from visit to Los Angeles and is look ing after his large legal practice.
 I. D. Hilty, who has been on the sick list the past two months, is re- ported convalescing.
 F. B. Andreas and J. A. Neiset came in from the Gold Eagle camp Wednes- day afternoon to meet their old friends, A. V. Baumann and Judge E. B. Smith.
 Mrs. H. Wells, of Rosendale, Mo-, mother of G. w. Wells, of the Treas ure Hill mines, arrived in Kingman Wednesday last and has gone to the mines on a visit.
 The'Arizona Odd Fellows home is to be located at Stafford, Graham coun- ty, the citizens of that place having donated a splendid site for the pur- pose.
 w. E Ginder, young lawyer, of Prescott, looked over the Mohave county field this week with the inten- tion of locating. He comes here we'll recommended.
 Mrs. Ross Blakely and Mrs. o. D. M. Gaddis leave tonight for San Fran cisco, where they will view the big fleet, after which they will visit with relatives for several weeks.
 Dud. Walker and family have gone to Yucca, where they will remair. MT. Walker is running blacksmith shop at Yucca and is said to be doing an excellent business.
 Mrs. H. H. Watkins departed this morning to Palo Alto, where she will attend the commencement exercises of Stanford University. Later she will visit Santa Monica.
 The Misses Alta and Vida Clack, nieces of the Clack brothers, arrived in Kingman the first of the week from hai in nd uni x,;. .,; with relatives in Kingman for some time.
 A recent issue of the Journal Miner contained a fairly good write up of the mines and mining possibilities of this county, but it would take many issues of that journal to cover even small part of our great mining field.
 w. A. Scott, travelling representa-. tive of the Mining & Scientific Press, was Kingman visitor this morning MT. Scott is one of the oldest travell g correspondents of that journal on the coast and has friends from Alaska to the Isthmus.
 J.S. Kolar, John Hamilton and w. J. Roe will leave tomorrow evening for San Francisco, where they will take in the battleship festivities. They will be gone several weeks and are prepared for the time of their lives.
 Tom Cannon arrived in Yucca We'd nesday last with carload of big mules, which he intends putting into service at the McCracken mines. The mules were purchased by the Me- Cracken company in and around Selig- man.
 The local lodge of Elks last night in. itiated a class of four candidates in the mysteries of the order. John L. Witney, General manager of the ia. nous old McCracken mines, Robert Erwin, of Seligman, c. s. Harding, ot Needles, and w. K. Majors, of King; man, composed the class. After the adjournment of the lodge a sumptuous supper was served in the banquet room.
 James Jackson is the owner of one of the best lead mining properties or the east side of the Wallapai noun tains. Float from the vein covers 6 great part of the country and the veir looms m hiU and Str0nr Wnrk i,