Mohave County miner., 1910-09-10

Carl G. Krook, deputy District At torney, has gone to the Big Sandy country, where he will attend to some legal business connected with the Me Cracken deal.
 F. M. Myers, of Seattle, has been in Kingman the past several days on business connected with mining prop erty in this county. He expects to re- turn later, when weather conditions will permit of his going out into the
 low parts of the county.
 w. B. Campbell, owner of mining property in the Cerbat section, was Kingman visitor last Thursday. Mr. Campbell has been running a tunnel on the Martin mine, and reports hav- ing reached the ore zone. Within short time he expects to reach ship ping ore.
 G. V. Newton, representing the cen- sus bureau of the department of Con- merce and Labor, has been taking the census of mines and manufactures of this county the past ten days. Mir. Newton visited nearly all of the large copper producing sections of the ter ritory the past several months and will wind up his western trip with this county.
 James Willard, one of the best known miners and prospectors of the Blackberry section, departed last week Saturday to Los Angeles, from which point he will go to Jarbridge, Nevada, where he is interested in a group of mining claims. From information re- ceived from his partner he believes that Jarbrldge will be one of the big camps of Nevada within the next year.
 A. F. Muter returned last night from a trip to the old placers in Chemehuevis valley, where he made an examination of the ground and will report to probable investors on the value and extent of the gold bearing ground. The old placers have been worked intermittantly for more than forty years and as yet the ground has not been drained of very much of it's values, only the eroded material hay ing been worked over.
 Newton Evans, who has been work ing on the big McCracken deal the past year, was in Kingman a few days this week, having stopped over on his way to New York City. He is of the opinion that the McCracken deal will go through and that within the next six months large force of men will he at work on the property. It is also the intention of the company to build a railroad from the main line of the Santa Fe to a connection with the Swansea road and handle all the ores of the McCracken over that line.
 O. B. Conant, of Indianapolis, Ind, secretary of the Dixie Queen Mining company, was in Kingman Monday last for the purpose of holding the an- nual meeting of stockholders of his company. NJ. A. Moore, superintend- ent of the property, was also here. the gentlemen went out to the mine, where they will examine and report to the stockholders the con- dition of the property. Mir. Conant is i a well known lawyer of the Hoosier State and would be a welcome addi- l tion to the Arizona bar should he con- clude to change his base of operation. l
 The Supreme Court of California has passed upon a question that may be of great interest to corporations within the territory of Arizona. Some two years ago the Mexican Oil company | sold large block of shares on which | the assessment became delinquent, which shares belonged to a well known | eastern mining operator named B. P. | The session of the board of | directors at which the shares were de- clared delinquent was an adjourned | the regular meeting day hay ing fallen on a legal holiday. The court held that the regular meeting day having fallen upon a legal holi- day no adjournment could have been taken, and therefore any business at the adjourned meeting was void. The same procedure would also invalidate a meeting of stock holders unless every share issued was at the meeting and con- sented to the action of the majority.
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