Mohave County miner., 1909-01-02
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Fires have been built in the fur naces of the big power plant the past six or seven days to dry out the brick work.
 Grounds and Crozier have their meat stall, in the Hotel Beale build ing. almost completed and will begin business shortly.
 Al. Githens, of Goldroad, passed | through Kingman Tuesday on his way 10 Denver, haying been called home by the death of his mother.
 The coroner's jury inquiring into the cause of death of Fred Jungi, at Pasa- dena camp. on Christmas morning. re- turned a verdict of accidental death.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave an oyster supper at the Commercial hotel last evening tor the benefit or the church. The affair was pleasant one. Dan. s. Richard has force of men at work sampling the Tyro mines ana it is understood work will be started up on the property shortly. The I!ro offers biz inducement for development, heinz one of the largest veins In the Sheeptrail section and showing good va ues in the outcrop.
 Mohave county, in the year ot Our Lord 1909, will he at the head of the list of gold producers. With the start ing up of the Gold Road, Cyclopic, Kemple and other mills and the steady work of the Ton Reed the production will reach far beyond the 2,OOO,OOOS mark, or above the entire gold pro- duction of the whole territory for l9OS. The Gold Road will easily produce 6DO.OOOS and will he closely followed by the Tom Reed. with fifteen or twenty lesser producers.
 The old board of supervisors finished it's work for the year late Thursday night. having accepted the new county buildings. allowed all bills and turned over the affairs of the county to their successors in office. There is but one change in the board, George A. Bonel- Ii going out and John c. Potts taking his place. This new board will prob ably have the important work of build ing q new courthouse on its hands, besides the establishment and trying out of the county poor farm.
 T. J. Purdy, superintendent of the YIcca Cyan de M. x NJ. company, left Philadelphia yesterday for King man. Nr Purdy has been in confer eace with his company regarding new work and betterments at the property and it is understood that a plan of campaign has been fully agl eed upon. This will embrace the sinking of the shaft below the pres ent level and the opening up of { shaft to the surface from the tunne level Splendid ore was encountered in the bottom of the shaft and tL' company will fudy exploit this new ore body.
 Charles Gracy returned from hi mines at Klondike camp last Saturda. afternoon and departed the fIllowin evening to his home in Edo ado Can yon. Mir. CrIcy states that recen work on the Kll ndike mine has show up good ore and that the mine look like a winner. At the Canyon, wher he has charge of the Wharton proper ties. he is working the Tchatticu mine and concentrating the ores wit gratifying results. The ore carrie high values in both gold and silver an is one of the great mines of the caml This mine has made history for soutf ern Nevada, being one of the fir. mines discovered in that section.
 Judge Sloan, at Prescott, last weel refused the application of Walter ( Fellows for an injunction restrainin the Tom Reed people from going upo or interfering with the work he wa doing on the mines known heretofol as the Tom Reed group. In his con plaint Mr.Fellows set up that u mines of the Tom Reed group wei not contiguous and for this reason u work done on the Tom Reed wou not be considered as improving developing other claims in the grou He recently located all the claims ar goes into court to maintain the titl Tho denial of inc iSSuancp Of an i