Mohave County miner., 1911-06-17


 to Los Angeles yesterday evening by the serious illness of her mother.
 Miss Josie Ayers of Goldroad. and Miss Marvine Francis, of Flagstaff, are visiting in Kingman with Miss Altha Perry.
 At Clay Springs, last Monday, there was born to the wife of W. F. Grounds, jr., baby boy. Mother and child are getting along nicely.
 Capt. J. c. Potts and son Clifford, accompanied by Howard Smith, have gone to the Atlantic & Pacific mines, near Thumb Butte, over in the Union Pass section, where they will remain for a week or more.
 Mrs. Hattie Blakely has leased the Beale Cafe and is getting it in a per feet state of repair preparatory to opening it for business in a few days. The place will be one of the best in the town and worthy the patronage of the public.
 Tomorrow is children's day at the M. E. church and there will be songs and recitations by the little folks at the regular Sunday school hour, 1O:3O. The Presiding Elder, Rev. Rogers, will hold services in the church at 500 o'clock in the evening.
 W. F. Grounds, jr., c. W. Davis and $. F. Crozier have organized the Clay Springs Cattle company, with a capi- talization of I20,OOOS. The young men composing the corporation are among the most enterprising and successful cattlemen of the county and are sure to make a success of this new enter prise.
 Charles J. Hutchison, general man. ager of the Expansion Gold Mines company, who has been making tour of the northwest, going as far as Fair banks, Alaska, asrived in Kingman yesterday morning. He says that the entire Pacific coast towns, with excep- tion of San Francisco, are busily en- ployed and making public improve ments. It is MT. Hutchison's inten- tion to renew active development of the Expansion mines.
 It looks as though the Chinese res taurants that have long held sway in Kingman would be eliminated. At present there is only one in the town, the See Wo place in the Luthy Block The Brunswick Cafe, is under white management. the Beale will soon be, and the Cafe Rouge, on Fourth street, will be the places to get a good meal. Mrs. Flood is soon to open a private boarding house on Front Street.
 At depth of 35 feet the Stallsmith mining claim, near the Juno. Chloride, is showing better than 1OOS values in gold and silver. The vein has widen ed considerably and the indications point to the opening up of one of the best properties in the county. Mir. Stallsmith has been working irregu- lary on the claim, but expects to sink it to a depth of loo feet before drifting is done.
 From all the county come reports that Kingman is to have a record breaking crowd on the Fourth of July. Chloride, Oatman, Sandy, Goldroad, the Colorado river, and all the mining camps between here and Mineral Park will be well represented in the crowd, while many people are expected from Needles and Los Angles. People that have never seen Indians in their native haunts will be here from many parts of the country to get photos of the h. dians in the parades and ceremonials.
 O. F. Kuencer, the we'll known min ing man came in from Los Angeles a few days ago and yesterday sent man to the Big Sandy country in the Thompson autimobile. It is understood that be will make an examination of one of the big gold properties on Burro Creek and that it is probable that his people will take over and work the mines. Burro Creek offers a favorable site for big milling plant, having a large amount of water that can be used for power and other pur- poses, while the veins along the creek are large anb carry good milling values.