Mohave County miner., 1912-03-30


 next Monday to transact the business for the month of March.
 Mrs. J. w. Porter was taken to Los Angeles last Thursday evening in a very critical condition. MT. Porter accompanied her.
 Mrs. H. H. Watkins, accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hill, of San Jose, Cal, went up to the Grand Can yon the first of the week, and will also visit friends in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Antonette McNulty has pur. chased the stock of gooGs of Mrs. Kearney and has opened ladies' furnishing goods establishment in the Sullivan house, on Beale street.
 o. A. Eshom has purchased about four miles of pipe line from the Gold Road Mines company and will extend his water system from the Blue Mary mine to his home, about two miles be- low that spring.
 Parisia and Mcdonald are at work on their mine, near the Towne, upon which they recently made good strike of gold ore. It is understood hat the vein is of good size and the ore of shlppable grade.
 The Ladies Aid Society will give tea and apron sale at the home of Mrs. Allen E, Ware on Wednesday afternoon, April 3rd. Every one is welcome anytime between 2:3O and 5 o'clock. Light refreshments l5 cents
 c. D. Childers, owner of good min ing property in the Lost Basin mining district, is in Kingman on business connected with the property. Mr. Childers and the late M. Scanlon did a large amount of work on the mines the past ten years and made nice show ing of ore in the big veins,
 Raymond Carr is home again, and while his inj ured ankle is giving him some trouble he is able to get around on crutches. His many friends Tn this county are pleased to learn of his rapid progress and hope for complete recovery from the effects of the ter rible accident of few months ago. J. c. Wilson. a business man of Chloride, is attending to business con- cected with the estate of the late M. Scanlon, in Kingman, this week. Mir. Wilson reports mining in the Chloride section looking exceptionally inviting and believes the town will be one of the liveliest places Tn the county this year. Gen. John Boyle, who has, been in Los Angeles the past several months for his health, returned to Kingman last Tuesday and went out to the Col conda mine, accompanied by his son, John Boyle, jr. Gen. Boyle is some- what recovered in health and his many friends wish for him complete recovery.
 w. D. Grannis. accompanied by a New York mining man, departed to the mines of the former, in the Cedar district, last Thursday. Mr. Grannis has been doing considerable work on the mines the last few months, besides building wagon road to the property. It is expected that something will be done with the properties in the near future.
 Peter F. White, the famous bear hunter of the state, came in from the mountains last Tuesday, bringing with him forty. seven cat, lion and | coyote hides. He said that had he been able to move camp readily he would have obtained many more skins The pelts were good and it is expect ed that the prices obtained in St. Louis will be high.
 Yesterdays storm was one of the | most severe of the winter in point of snow and rainfall. The mountains are covered with white mantle far down on the foothills, while the valleys have been well soaked. It is probable that the storms are now over for the | balance of the spring months and that warm weather will be enjoyed. | Everywhere green feed is springing up and soon the valleys will look like |