Mohave County miner., 1910-11-12

Charles Metcalfe has taken charge of the Cerbat store during the absence of H. E. Tatum.
 Judge Blakely will hold services at the church tomorrow evening at 7:30. Subject, The Art of Attaining Long and Happy Life. Every one is cor dially invited.
 Work is getting we'll under way at the Keystone mine, Mineral Park, where Los Angeles people are prepar- ing to do active development of that rich old property.
 Work is being rushed on the third story of the Hotel Brunswick, the in- terior receiving the finishing touches. When completed thirty-two additional rooms will be added to the capacity of the hotel
 Thousands of oak ties from Japan are being distributed along the line of the Santa Fe railroad in this county, which would indicate the immediate intention of the company to double track its lines through Kingman this winter.
 Report from Los Angeles states that little Johnny Murphy is still seriously ill from the effects of the fall from horse in Wallapai mountain, a month ago. At one time it was thought that he would entirely recover, but he has suffered relapse.
 The Misses Leona Hoffman, Ida Stephens and Phyllis Smith came down from the Normal school, at Flagstaff, Saturday evening last to spend the week at their homes, the school talk ing a vacation owing to the attendance of the teachers at the territorial in- stitute at Douglas.
 Carl G. Krook and Charles W. Hern- don, two Kingman attorneys, accom- panied by Frank L. Hunt, County As sessor, are at the Colorado river hunt ing ducks. There is no limit to the bag of ducks, but even if there was we feel sure that the gentlemen would never overstep that limit in their daily bag of the feathered tribe.
 W. Craft, a teamster driving for Lovin & Withers Company, was severely injured last Tuesday evening by being run over by the delivery horse of the City Meat Market. When picked up it was thought that he was fatally injured, but is now get ting along nicely and expects to soon be able to go to work.
 P. E. Ceilings is having the assess ment work done on his old Antelope claim, in Wallapai mountain. The mine carries some good ore values and was always considered a good property. Water level is reached at a superficial depth, which made it hard for the early chlorider to handle the property.
 Returns from the last carload of c. O. D. ore, shipped to the Needles shelter, gave big results. The ore from the mine gave an average result of over 1lSS per ton net. Some of the dump ore was shipped as a test and returned small net sum in the raw state. It is the intention to mill and concentrate this ore, of which there are many thousands of tons broken in the mine and on the dump.
 Edwin, the three year old son of Mir. and Mrs. L. M Harris, died early this morning after an illness of but a few days. The little fellow became alarm ingly i'll yesterday morning and physi- cians worked over him all day and night in an effort to save his life. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon. The bereaved father and mother have the sympathy of the en- tire community in their hour of af- fliction.
 A. P. Anderson, field engineer of the United States Smelling company, was Kingman visitor this week, com ing here from Los Angeles to look over the properties of the Needles Mining & Smelling company. The company is rushing work on the Ban ner, Bryan and other mines, at Stock ton Hill, and at the Champion mine, Cerbat, and Tennessee mine, at Chlo- ride. Large forces of men are en- ployed at all these places and good progress is being made. It is expect ed that the 400 level will soon be reached at the Tennessee, where the old ore bodies can be reached and shipments made to the shelter of good orrade milling and smeltinp ores