Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1910-09-24

road by auto this morning. Mr.. Bos-
qui is the cyanide expert at the big
mill, where he has made one of the
greatest successes of modern cyanide
extraction.
George a. Bonelli is home again
after six weeks trip through the
eastern states, going as far as New
York City. He purchased large lots
of goods for his big store while in the
business centers of the country and
will soon have them on display. Mr.
Bonelli reports that the weather
throughout the east was unusually
warm and no comparison in point of
personal comfort with the delightful
climatic conditions of Kingman.
Yesterday morning, at Expansion
mining camp, Mike Cushman was Sc
verely burned about the head and face
| by the explosion of oil with which he
was attempting to accelerate the fire
| in his kitchen stove. When the oil
exploded the flames caught in a neck
erchief that he was wearing and in a
moment the blaze had scared his head
and face. He was at once brought to
town in Hutchison's automobile and
placed under the care of DR.. Cowie.
1t is not thought that he will be dis
| figured by the burns.
The Arizona Stores company is get
ting in shape to handle large volume
of business, although they have not
yet gotten the ceiling or glass front
in place. Their cellar is filled to the
floors with large variety of goods,
from which they are wholesaling at
present. About the first of the week
five cars of goods are expected, which
will give them everything necessary
to open up with. The warehouse is
completed and ready for use. The
company is composed of local men and
the prediction is made that they will
meet with unbounded success from the
opening day.
Some society events concerning
Kingman people sift in from San Diego.
where there is becoming quite a col !
ony of Mohaveites: Last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Darby entertained Mrs. J. F. |
Withers, of Kingman with 500 party. !
Mrs. Darby was formerly Miss Minnie
Cohenour, of Kingman. J. w. Thomp-
son, of Kingman, was present at the |
marriage of Miss Guinevieve Northrup, |
which took place at the home of her
father DR.. Northrup, last week Thurs |
day. DR.. Northrup was at one time a !
resident of White Hills and was well
known to many Mohave county people,
Last Thursday night Sheriff Walter
Brown returned from Arkansas bring
ing with him John Taylor, wanted
here for the crime of passing a spur
ious check. While at Chloride some
time ago Taylor represented himself
as mine promoter and secured money
on check on San Francisco bank,
where he claimed to have funds. The
check was returned unhonored but
Taylor had flown. He was heard of in
an Arkansas prison and efforts were
made to bring him back. He will
have hearing sometime next weak.
Thomas Ferguson was brought over
from Chloride last Thursday on
charge of burglary, having been CON-
mitted to Jail by the Justice of the
Peace of that precinct. An unsuccess-
full effort was made to get bail for the
boy here. Ferguson, who is but ff-
teen years of age, was accused of bur-
glarizIng the postoffice at Chloride and
stealing therefrom a large amount of
stamps, besides tapping the till at the
store and taking many things from the
show cases. He was known to have
sold postage stamps on the street to |
the school children and when arrested |
a search of his trunk disclosed many
of the stolen articles. The young man
claims to have purchased the stamps |
or traded for them to other boys |
About zoos worth of stamps were found
in an old mattress in the rear of the
Metropole hotel. 1t is claimed that |
the store has been Systematically loot
ed during the past month, money, |
watches, fountain pens and many other
things having been taken.
Office of Gold Road Red Top Mining