Mohave County miner., 1908-04-11

T. E. McClellend has gone to I os Angeles on legal business.
 Dr. James S. George, a mining man of the Vivian section was in Kingman this week.
 J. E. and J. M Farley are in King man from the mines of the San Diego company, in Union Pass.
 Part of the machinery has been re- ceived in Kingman for the railroad water treating plant.
 E. J. McNulty, superintendent of the Aztec Turquoise mines, at Mineral Park, was court visitor this week.
 Mrs. D. T. Price and son have gone to the home of her mother in Indiana, where they will remain some time.
 Frank Murphy is doing some work on his mining claims, situated about one mile north of McConnico. It is reported that he has struck some very good ore.
 Rev. H. I. Farr, of Turlock, Califor- mia, visited with his brother, Rev. F. C. Farr, the past week. Mir. Farr was formerly stationed as resident pastor in Kingman.
 Chittenden and Buchanan are busily employed in looking after their mining interests at Gold Flat. The new hotel has been opened up and is receiving very good patronage.
 It is expected that the McKesson mill will be started up the first of next week. A large tonnage of ore is ready to be run through the mill as soon as it can be placed in commission.
 ID. Hilty and w. A. E. Walker re- turned Monday last from Murietta hot springs, where they have been for the benefit of their health. Mr. Walker is much improved, but Mir. Hilty is still in poor health.
 w. E. Moroney had his first case in court Tuesday last and won it. This is good startoff for a young attorney, and all he has to do to become success ful in the law is to keep on winning cases.
 There were only few lawyers from the outside at this term of court, E. S. Clark and LeRoy Anderson, of Pres- colt, representing the out-of-town le- gal lights. They are among the best practitioners at the bar of this judicial district.
 Thomas H. Purman accompanied c. w. Kenne from Los Angeles this morning and the two gentlemen de- parted to Chloride on the flyer. It is the intention of Messrs. Purman and Kenne to take over the Nighthawk mine, at Layne springs.
 The republican county committee met at the courthouse last Saturday even- luS ClCCtCu oChdUol L. I CITY and Eli Hilty as delegates to the re- publican territorial convention. Taft was endorsed as the choice of the con- mittee for president.
 Miss Lillian Buck, who has been stopping with Mrs. l.. V. Snyder the past two months, has accepted posi- tion as teacher at Chambers, Arizona, and left for that place Sunday last Miss Buck made many friends while in Kingman.
 J. de Salmard and wife passed through Kingman Thursday last on their way from Gold Road to Los An geles, where Mr. de Salmard will have an operation performed for the remov. al of calcarous from which he has been suffering severely the past week. Mir. de Salmard is local superintendent oi the Gold Road mines. During his alb. sence J. H. Phillips, general superin. tendent, will remain in charge of the properties.
 Owing to change in the time ol the arrival of the big fleet of war ves sels at San Diego the Santa Fe has ex tended the time from April IA to 1S The rate of fare is 19$. Tickets are now on sale. Tickets to Los Angeles will be placed on sale on April l5, the