Mohave County miner., 1909-11-20


 and prepare it for irrigation.
 A grand masquerade ball is to b, $ given at Elks Opera House next
 Thursday evening, under the ausplce.
 of Sewers & Lang. Everybody is look
 ing forward to most enjoyable time
 at this ball.
 = c. J. Rhodes is negotiating for the . Pilgrim group of mines, in Weaver , district, owned by Dempsy and O'Dea. 5 Should the deal go through Mir | Rhodes will at once begin active work , on the mines and put then in shape
 to output. Three men are now at work on the b 2 molybdenite mine, in Copper Can
 yon, owned by Lassell, Connor, Smith
 and Sawyer. One of the veins in this
 group shows an immense outcrop, the
 vein standing up prominently over the
 Surro rounding untry, 6 d carrios big
 bodies of copper and molybdeni'e.
 (. Ross and Ed. Swope are doing the asst ssn ent work on the J. F.. T. group Of mines, ,ne nead of lXL asin and
 Bismark Canyon. These mines ,.re among the largest copper bearing properties in the territory. An out crop on the J. F. T. shows a streak of ore running forty per cent copper, and xyi i,> ,l
 Charles Gracey, owner of the Klondike mine, passed through King man few days ago on his way from Amador to the property. It is un- derstocd that he will do a large amount of work on the mine this winter. The Klondike is one of the largest veins in the Weaver district and carries good values in gold The ore is ideal for cyanide treatment.
 Ten thousand dollars in bonds of the c. O. D. mining company have been placed and work will soon be commenced on that great property The c. O. D. mine produced more then ore million dollars in gold and | silver ores, besides carrying values in lead, not taken into consideration in le C. mput tion of the mines output. Conside. work will have to le done on the road before fuel can e taken in to the mine. The mine will be pumred out and extensive develop m ent b, gun on the lower levels.
 The Santa Fe railroad company is sending out circulars calling attention to the United States Land and Irri- gation Exposition, which opens in the Coliseum Building, Chica 20, Nov e nber 20, and which closes December 4. The object of the Exposition is to present to farmers and others inter- ested in irrigation and agriculture the newer methods of farming and the soil for cultivation. Every phase of fruit culture, in irri gated and norirrigated sections will be given, as well as every form of agriculture as applied to the different soils. Expert, covering everything that should be known by the land- owner will be there to demonstrate. This exposition will be worth any mans money to attend. (
 There is rumor in eastern railroad , circles that the Santa Fe has entered into traffic arrangements with the Pennsylvania lines by which all traffic over the Santa Fe will be routed ' through to the Atlantic seaboard over ' the Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania issued 62,OOO,OOO$ in bonds, twenty millions of which will go into :, .he Santa Fe for betterments. The = The Santa Fe will double track it's :. ines from Los Angeles to Chicago. |. md make the main line one of the . greatest transcontinental roads in America. Everything of interest will = De featured by the company, the |, Grand Canyon being the greatest of all. With the double tracking of the ! ines of this company there will come n o it a larger traffic than it is now and the necessity of putting ,n another fast passenger train is ap- o parent at the present time. The San O "a Fe runs through one of the best l' sections of the southwest and it will be s put a few years before another track t will have to be laid to enable the a company to care for the traffic offered. F