Mohave County miner., 1910-04-09


 geles, stopping at the Sherman hotel,
 Frank Ferguson went out to Chlo- ride Thursday last to help start up the concentrator plant on the Redemption mine.
 There was born to the wife of J. D. Furrer, on the 4th of this month, a baby girl. Mother and child are get ting along nicely.
 Peter Caffery and John Jamison have gone to Layne Springs, where they are interested in mining prop erty.
 Charles W. Lynch, who is interested in the c. O. D. mine, came in from Yavapai county few days ago to at tend to matters before the District court.
 W. B. Campbell, one of Cerbat's well known mining men, was in King man several days this week and in- vested in Kingman realty, buying six lots in the Pleasant View addition from Mrs. M. E. Cohenour.
 Newton Marley visited with his sister at the Happy Hour, last Tues day afternoon. He has been in Cali fornia visiting at different points for the past six weeks. He left for Win slow Tuesday night.
 Fred W. Morrison and wife visited with MT. and Mrs. I. M. George, in Kingman, during the term of court. Mir. and Mrs. Morrison went to the Grand Canyon Thursday night, thence to their home in Los Angeles.
 John Lynch, one of the best assayers and metallurgists in the business, was a Kingman visitor this week, coming here from his home in Los Angeles to attend to matters before the District Court.
 R. B. Kendall, who at one time lived at Goldroad, was killed by falling down a shaft at Searchlight, on the 18th of last month. He was a member of Kingman lodge of Elks and leaves a wife and three children to mourn his death.
 W. c. Merry and sister, of the San Francisco mine, are visiting in King man for a few days. Mr. Merry reports that the Yucca Cyanide M. & M. company propose to prospect the San Francisco mine with diamond drills and that work on the project will soon be under way.
 A. M. Smith, who with his brother A. H. Smith, are getting things in shape for large amount of work on the old Mexican mine, Todd Basin, ar rived in Kingman Wednesday last from his home in southern California. | The gentlemen have gone to the mine to get line on things and estimate the distance and cost of driving a tun- nel into the property.
 NOQSOllQdLeQ Shows will be in Kingman Wednesday, April 27, and will give one perform ance. This show is said to be the | fourth largest circus on the road, car rying with it forty-two cars of animals | and paraphernalia. Reduced rates will be given on the railroads to | enable the people to take in this great aggregation.
 Louis Evans, general manager of the Cotton Land Company, of Cottonia, Arizona, was in Kingman Monday last on business. He reports that work on the big canals and laternals in the Mohave valley, and the big dike that is to shut of the overflow of the river, are well under way and that a large acreage of land will be brought under cultivation this year.
 M. A. Moore, general manager of the Dixie Queen NJ. & D. Company, was a Kingman visitor this week. | He has been trying out his new motor truck between Chloride and the mines | and finds that it works to perfection. | The last trip out he hauled out timbers | and twelve horse power gasoline | holster and made the twenty-five miles | in four hours. The machine can also | be used as passenger car, carrying | ten or twelve passengers with ease at a rate of from six to twelve miles per hour. This car is an innovation in the | haulage line iu this county and its work is being watched with great interest by mine owners.