Mohave County miner., 1911-10-07

Mrs. George Warren is visiting friends and relatives in Los Angeles.
 W.B. Ridenour, a well known Hack berry mining man, is visiting Tn King man this week.
 Miss Mira Burkee, of Corina, Cal, has accepted the school at Owens and left for that place Tuesday last.
 The Misses Waite left Thursday last for the Golconda mine, where one of the ladies will teach the winter term of school.
 E. s. Clark, the we'll known Prescott attorney, came in from the Mountain City last night to look after important mining litigation.
 The trains on the Santa Fe have been late many times this week, the delay being attributed to heavy storms and washouts along the line of New Mexico and soft roadbed.
 Harvey Hubbs, of Yucca, and w. K. Ridenour of Oatman, candidates for the supervisorial nomination before the primaries, have been looking over the situation in this vicinity this week. They are making the race on the dem- Ocratic ticket.
 O. E. Hutchison, of Seattle, who IS largely interested in the Expansion Gold Mines company, arrived in King man Wednesday last and departed the following morning to the mines at Union Pass, where he will make an ex- animation and lay out future develop ment work.
 The mines of the Boundary Cone section, of San Francisco district, are now attracting some attention from mining investors. Some of the pro- perties show big values in gold in the surface workings and in the deeper levels. Since the exploding of the theory that the older andesite carried no values the mine owners have been hard at work developing their pro- Derties. Some of the work in the old CT andesitic formation has shown re- markable values In gold.
 Robert Kier, who has been looking after road work between Kingman and Stockton Hill, reports that more than .l l,-in for lack of water in Wallapal valley. It appears that the cattle have been in the habit of watering at the old Valley Ranch of J. Fl. Johnson, but the team sters have leased the water and have closed it from the cattle. The poor animals stand around their usual watering place and will not go away to seek water elsewhere. The owners ought to look after them before it is too late.
 Dan s. Richards is being importuned by his many friends in the county to become candidate for supervisor on the republican ticket. Mr. Richards would make strong candidate, being a man of high order of ability and one that has been the means of bring ing many hundreds of thousands of dollars to the county for mining and other purposes. He has been ener- getic and conscientious in mining mat ters and is at present making the pioneer attempt at the reclamation of lands in the Wallapai valley. Should he be successful in the attempt it will bring to the county many mil lions of dollars in taxable wealth and in investments.
 This evening Eugene Brady O'Neill. candidate for the advisory vote of the democratic electors for U. s. Senator. and Louis Melczer, candidate of the same party for Corporation Commis- sioner, will address the people of Kingman at Elks Hall on the issues. Mir. O'Neill IS well known throughout the territory, but Mr. Melczer is only known in the large counties, where he has been brought into contact with the business men while attending to his duties as member of the Mari copa Commercial Club that has been making winning fight for the ship pers in the rate cases recently taken up by the Interstate Commerce Com mission and decided in favor of the shippers of Arizona, but which was turned down by the Court of Commerce.