Mohave County miner., 1911-06-17

side baseball grounds, Goldroad and Kingman will play game of base ball. Everybody is invited to attend this first game of the inter-county series.
 Mrs. Hattie Blakely will open the Beale Ca'e tomorrow afternoon with one of the best dinners ever prepared for a Kingman public. The hours will be from 4 until 7:3O. The Cafe has been thoroughly renovated and re- painted, making it the most inviting place in the town.
 J. S. Mcknight, the we'll known mineral surveyor and civil engineer, will leave today for the Gro Plata mine, where he will make an up-to- date map of the grounds and plat the underground workings of that prop erty. All arrangements have been perfected for the erection of a milling plant on the property for the purpose of working the dump ores and the big reserves in the stopes.
 We understand that Emerson Gee has taken an option on a group of min- ing claims, in the north end of the Wallapai mountain, from Mai. w. A. Mensch, W. E. Frost, O. D. NJ. Gaddis and Walter Myers and A. L. McKes- son. The mining claims lie near the Enterprise group, and are a consolida- tion of the various interests of the owners. Mir. Gee will at once begin the development of the properties.
 O. B. Amsden, superintendent of the Gold Bug Mining company, accompani- ed by his sons, D. D. and J. S., was in Kingman Thursday last attending to business matters. It is expected that the company will soon have mapped out campaign of development on the property and as soon as water is de- veloped big milling plant will be in- stalled. The property is one of the best in that country and should be pro- ducing bullion in a short time.
 J. H. Boook, who has option on the Juno mines, at Chloride, passed through Kingman Monday last on hls way to Los Angeles, where he will look after important business. It is the belief of Mir. Book that the prop critics will soon be taken over by a syndicate and important developments made. The Juno mine showed splen- did ore in the old works, but it is thought that the deep shaft left the vein in fault and that a small amount of work will be required to pick it up again.
 Last Sunday the Needles baseball team came to Kingman and carried away the honors from the local boys. Until the last half of the ninth inning the Kingman contingent failed to score. The final score stood to 2. The Needles boys are ball players and play the game for all that is in it, while the local team never played to- gether before. The boys from over the turbid Colorado are a fine lot of fellows and it is really a pleasure to meet them, even though they did trim our home boys in very ungentleman- ly manner. It is to be hoped that they will enter the lists for the base ball prizes on the Fourth of July.
 Greedy Clack was in Kingman yesterday from the Rico mines, where he and brothers have been at work sinking a shaft on the recently dis covered ore body. Owing to the foul air hanging in the shaft the boys have had to abandon work on the shaft un- til a windsail is put in to drive out the air and gases. They are now figuring on driving an adit drift on the vein some distance down the mountain, where a good depth may be obtained under the ore body. In the bottom of this shaft the ore is showing up we'll, ever foot of ground between the walls giving good mornings in gold. Henry Lovin is interested with the Clacks in the property.