Mohave County miner., 1912-08-10

Harry Haskin and wife are home
 again from the coast and Harry is get
 ting hls automobile business in excel
 lent shape.
 The false work of the Odd Fellow.
 building Is being removed and the
 heavy concrete work shows up to grea,
 advantage. The building presents a
 good appearance, and with the finish
 ing touches applied it ought to be one
 of the finest buildings in the town.
 E H. Dickie and J. A. Jackson, of
 Monrova. California. were Kingman
 visitors this week. coming over from
 the mines near Silver Creek Mr.
 Dickie has been getting the properties
 in shape for active work the past month and intends to sink a shaft to a depth of several hundred feet this fla |.
 Jesse T. Wallace, who has been driving the adit drift on the Star min ing claim, at Music Mountain, for the Nevada Arizona gold mines company. was in Kingman Thursday last looking after business matters connected with the new work to be done on the mines. Mir. Wallace believes the mines of that section are among the best in the county.
 J. c, Wilson, deputy State Mine h. spector, returned from Yavapai County a few days ago and went over to his home in Chloride yesterday. He states that the preliminary visit to the mines of his district has indicated that a large amount of work will have to to be done to comply with the law of the state, and that he will have to make another visit to the mines to see that the requirements of the law are fully satisfied.
 H. l.. McCarn and c. K. Walker came over from Chloride a few days ago. Mr. Walker going on to his home in Denver. Mr. McCarn is the gen. eral manager of the Rainbow Moun- tain Mining company, while Mr. Wal ker is one of the heavy stockholders. The company is getting things in shape for active operations as soon as the railroad is ready to receive ore at the mine bunkers. which is understood to be matter of about sixty days. The mine is developed nelow the 400. good ore showing in all the levels and raises.
 A. w. Bratlund, one of the large in the Hercules mines, near Silver Creek, was a Kingman visitor this week, coming here to at tend a session of the Superior Court, where he relinguished his allegiance to the King of Sweden and became full fiedged American citizen. MT. Bratlund is the owner of desirable mining property in the Tom Reed section of this county, upon which he has been doing considerable develop nent work. He departed to Los An geles Tuesday evening, where he will visit with his family few days.
 Sheriff J. P. Gideon and deputy A. F. Harris, accom- panied by Assistant County Attorney J. A. Ellis, went to Signal Thursday in Wagner's big making the trip by way of Yucca and Cienega ranch. They were called to the south end of the county on criminal case growing out of the charge of one Lam bourth that he had been done out of horse by Mexican. The result of the inquiry satisfied the cause for complaint, but as the Mexi- can culprit is in the county hospital suffering from an incurable disease nothing further was done in the mat ter.
 Last Tuesday morning Judge Krook, in the Superior Court, admitted three foreign born gentlemen to citizenship. They were A. w. Bratlund and John Olson, natives of Sweden, and Richard French, native of England. The men passed an admirable examination, J. H. Crutchfield of the department of Commerce and Labor, conducting the examination. Mr. Crutchfield is in the interrogation of pro-