Mohave County miner., 1913-12-06

Inefe was porn to the Wlle or JeH Bland, last Tuesday morning, a baby boy.
 A baby boy was born to the wife of Charles Duncan. at Kingman, last Monday morning.
 Supervisor J. s. Withers has been confined to his home by severe colI., this week.
 The mines Company of America will operate in this county as the Arabia Consolidated Mines company.
 Allen E. Ware returned the first of the week from Los Angeles where he had been spending Thanksgiving with hls family.
 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Studiey. who departed from Kingman nearly year ago and who have been residing in Los Angeles, will soon return to take up permanent residence in King man.
 Cdtu DTttuOuT, WHO was SO SeFlOuSIV injured in the Frisco mill. few weeks ago, is fast recovering from his ter rible injuries. While it will be long time before he can return to work, he will not lose the use of his arm.
 Work is now under way on the old ckberry mine, where a 800 foot shaft is being sunk to tap the vein at approximately that depth. The prop erty is sure 0 show big and strong at the point of intersection. as it is said | to be very large at the 609 on the in- cline.
 Report has it that J. B. Taylor was bitten by skunk at his camp near Cedar, d few days ago. and he drove | into Yucca through the spow to get to medical aid. He will probably go to Los Angeles 10 take the Pasteur treat ment. Mr. Taylor has been mining in the Cedar section the past several | years.
 A grand and trial jury session of the Superior Court will be held next week. Judge Krook having made the call before leaving for Nogales. last week. Last Saturday evening the jury lists were dLawn and certified to the sher- iff, who has had his deputies and him. self securing the county for the good and true men that are to compose the | two tribunals.
 F. M. Woods. a nephew of H. E. | Woods. was caved on in the 800 stope of the Golden Cycle mine, at Cripple Creek, last Thursday. together with | two other men. At last reports the rescuers were within ten feet of the | stope, but no hope appeared to be en- ,ertained that they would be found alive. Young Woods was foreman of the property. which is operated by his father and friends of Colorado Springs. |
 The work of sinking below the 200 | level in the new shaft at Copperville |
  sunk to greater depth on the big ore body this property will be assured of greater life. The drift and crosscuts or the 200 show great ore bodies and with the opening of the same bodies at greater depth much of the ore could be shipped direct to the smelter without milling. The mine is equlp. ped with the latest designed electric holster and pumps.
 Yesterday County Attorney c. w. Herndon, Court Reporter Hettie M | Klein, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff | A. F. Harris and J. c. Lane with Will l liam Onson as prisoner, went out to Goldroad, where the preliminary ex- animation of Onson was held. Onson is charged with an assault with a knife on Dan Haskin, at Oatman on the evening of November 30. Alter hear ing the evidence Justice of the Peace Werden held Onson to answer the charge of assault to murder before the Superior Court. Onson plead as do fense that Haskin had struck him and that he had the right to kill him for it. Haskin, who was terribly cut in the muscles of the neck. is slowly re- covering, although It is doubtful if he