Mohave County miner., 1912-04-06
Dr.. w. H. Butcher is in Los Angeles.

Judge w. G. Blakely made busi- ness trip to Prescott this week.
 There will be an Easter sermon by Rev. Deming at the church tomorrow evening at 7:30. All are welcome.
 George Miller, who was committed to the state insane asylum last week, died at that institution few days ago.
 The Ladies Aid gave an apron social Id tea at the home of Mrs. A. E. Ware last Wednesday afternoon an6 about twenty dollars was turned over to the church fund. Everyone present had pleasant time.
 J. D. Brown and wife returned from Los Angeles yesterday, where Mrs. Brown underwent a severe operation. She Is rapidly recovering from the ef- fleets of the operation and it is belev- ed she will soon be entirely well.
 J. c. Na1dux has gone to Los Angeles where he will securd medical attention. Jack has not been feeling well the past few months and believes at change of scene and some medi- attention may bring hun around to his old time form again.
 An insane man was brought in from Blackberry last Tuesday and the same day had hearing before the Superior court and committed to the state insane asylum. The poor fellow had wander ed over the country with little to eat and finally became unbalanced.
 It is said that Gov. Hunt and the state highway commission has given assurance to .. c. Potts. chairman of the Mohave county board of supervis- ors, that all moneys raised for road purposes in the county will be used here. This is just what the board of supervisors has been fighting for and it is pleasant news to the people that they have won out.
 R. w. Hollis, of Los Angeles, who is having considerable work done on mining property in the San Francisco . district, was Kingman visitor Thurs day last. It is the impression that Mr. Hollis will report favorably on the properties and that within short time the main veins of the group will be equipped with large machinery.
 The mill of the O. x c. Development company is getting In shape and will be put in commission within the next ten days. The property is situated about fifteen miles east of Klngman, on the north end of Wallapai noun tains, and the ore is lead bearing, the gold and silver values being Tn excess of 25$ per ton. The tunnel is now con. nected with the shaft and stopes have been opened, giving backs of ore close to 200 feet in night. This ore when concentrated will be ideal smelling product, the lead content running nearly 5 per cent.
 J. H. Hoffman, of the Arizona South western Copper Company, came up from the mines at Copperville, where he has been looking after affairs dur ing the absence of general manager L.. Hoffman in Los Angeles. He reports that the grading for the mill and the work in the mines is going along smoothly. The mine is showing up a big tonnage of ore that will run well above POS in gold, silver and lead. The vein at the point where work is now carried on is better than twenty feet wide. Experiments with the ore show that splendid grade of concen. trates can be made.
 It is gratifying to note that P. K Dotson has opened Real Estate and Brokerage office, who for the present will transact business at the Dental Parlor of Dr. Mcintosh on Front street This gentleman is a reputable citizer o' Kingman and is known to be public spirited and has faith in Kingman's future He is quite familiar with the great resources of wealth of the entire county, both agricultural and mineral and it is his purpose to encourage cap