Mohave County miner., 1911-07-08

 Jack Tuck, of Las Vegas, Nevada, is visiting relatives in Kingman.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. K. P. Fancher were up from the ranch celebrating this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Bulkley were in from their ranch celebrating this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. V. Van Deman ar rived in Kingman this week from their home in Jacksonville, Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen E. Ware left for Los Angeles Monday last on business for few days.
 Miss Nina Uncapher, of Mineral Park, has been spending the week in Kingman and left for her home today. There will be no church services at the M. E. church during this month. Sunday school will meet as usual at IO:3O
 Mrs. John Musser and family and Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. Musser, were in from the mines taking in the celebration this week.
 The advent of the U. S. Mining, Smelling x Refining company into Mo- have county, makes this county an at tractlve mining section to the general run of investors that follow on the heels of the big fellows, and it is to be ex- pected that millions of dollars of in- vestment money will be brought here by this company alone.
 Harry Knight, of the Arizona Stores Company and also member of the Needles Mercantile company, was quite severely injured on the evening of July Fourth by getting run over by the big black horse of George A. Bo- nelli, when the animal flew the race track. It was thought that he had been internally injured, but he is get ting along so we'll that all danger from that source IS ON6T. L4C VIII DO SeAA and sore for some time.
 On the seventeenth of July the stockholders meeting of the Goldroao company, which is to vote on the sale of the property to the United State: Smelt,ng company, will be held 1T Prescott, and as the advocates of the sale are in the majority there is little doubt of the outcome. The United States Smelling company will tak' over the property on the 18th of thi month and will begin a campaign o improvement all along the line.
 W. Swart, one of the field men o the United States Smelling company has been making an examinat on O mines at Eldorado Canyon. It is tn belief of the miners of that sectiol that the big corporation has numbe of mining properties in view, especial ly the Wall Street and TchatticuI owned by the heirs of the late Josep Wharton. The mines have been pro ducers for more than thirty years an have only been scratched on the SUI face.
 Clack Brothers yesterday mornin received returns from the five to shipment of ore from the Rico min, made to the Needles shelter. Tn ore averaged 57s per ton in gold, th silver first appearing in the surfaC ore having apparently disappeare from the ore in the shaft. The bo! are going back to the mine with tt intention of opening it up in big shaE and mill the ore on the ground. IT surface ore is free milling and shOu work up close by amalgamation.
 Fred H. Graham, representing u Pacific Hardware & Steel Co, of L Angeles, was here during the eel bration this week. MT. Graham one of the most popular and energet drummers who come to Kingma His novel method of advertisil while here was commented upon uniuue. Fasting the name of firm upon the hats of scores of India added joy to the red men and efficieI ly advertised the name of the abo named firm. Come again Mir. Graha YOU are always welcome.