Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1909-03-06

of days this week.
T. J. Grant, who has charge of the
Music Mountain mines for the Stewart
Warner people, is in Kingman.
Lovin & Withers are building a bus
mess house on the corner of Fourth
and Beale streets, which is to be &C.
cupied by Vau Marter and Bennett.
w. H. Knotwell, who has been
working at the Golden Gem mine the
past two months, came in from Cerbat
a few days ago and has gone to Cop
perville.
A. E. Ware has purchased the in
terest of J. R. Livingston in the Chlor-
ide Store company. Mr.. Livingston
will probably depart to California
where he and wife will reside.
Frank L. Hunt, assessor of Mohave
county, returned from his Utah trip a
few days ago. He reports the north
section of Mohave county in a prosper
Gus condition.
]. A. Elway and wife returned from
Philadelphia few days ago, and are
preparing to go to the mines at Ger
bat, where Mr.. Elway has some prop
critics under development.
Drifting is now under way at the
100 level of the Holy Moses mine, rear
Golddat. The mine is showing up well
and it is expected that big body of
ore will be cut in the crosscut from
this level.
George Dinely has purchased the
residence of J. Z. Carrow, on Beale
street and will occupy it after the first
of the month. Mr. Carrow has pur-
chased the residence of B. 81. Braffett,
on Third and OAK streets.
Mrs. and Mr.. T. L. Ayers came in
from San Francisco last Monday morn
ing and will remain here some time.
They are glad to get away from the
rains and fog of the city into tie
bright sunshine of Arizona.
A series of six sermons will be given
by Rev. Ragsdale, pastor at the NJ. Z.
church. beginning with the institution
of the Lords supper and conclude g
with the resurrection. Subject for
Sunday evening, Christ the Singer.
All are cordially invited.
John L. Hoffman, father of Mrs. A.
Z. Ware, who has been visiting in
Kingman the past several months, re-
turned to his home in PIttsburg last
Monday. Mr.. Hoffman is interested
in business in this county and will Wis
it here quite often in future.
J. NJ. Wheeler, L. D. Lewman, of
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, accompan-
led Supervisor J. c. Potts and Sheriff
Walter Brown to Goldroad last Tues
day. The gentlemen were well pleased
with a glimpse of one of the greatest
gold sections on earth.
H. E. Wood came in from the Tom
Reed section last Thursday afternoon
and departed the same evening to Los
Angeles. He is having the mines of
his company surveyed and plated and
will soon be at work on active devel-
opment. The claims are close in to
the Tom Reed, covering considerable
of the big vein.
l. NJ. George is fast getting his new
meat market into shape. A large
packing and manufacturing establish =
ment has been built onto the rear of
the market, which will be fitted up
with new and improved machinery.
Everything in meats will be kept on
hand. The cooling room will hold 20
beeves at time, besides mutton and
pork in quantity.
Last Monday the application of Tom
McClelland and Robert Brannock for
an injunction against James NJ. Miller
and seventeen other defendants. was
heard before Arson Il. Smith, Court
Commissioner, and an injunction grant
ed. The cause grew out of the relo-
cltion of the mines of McClelland and
Brannock by Miller and others on the
first of the year. The mines are In the
Union Pass section and are considered
very valuable.
The Gold Road Red Ton mine Is the