Mohave County miner., 1913-10-25

ting with Mrs s. T. Elliott this week.
 H. N. George, manager of the Nee dles Market, was Kingman visitor this week.
 kingman sportsmen are keeping the birds lively these days, but the rule appears to be small bags of game.
 Dr. J. c. Hughes. who has been at the old home in Kentucky the past two months, returned to Kingman last Tuesday evening.
 Gen. John Boyle arrived last even- Ing from the east, where he spent the summer. He is pleased to again be in Arizona, expressing the opinion that The climate of this section cannot be surpassed.
 l. w. Furman, of Bay Shore, N. Y.. arrived in Kingman last evening and will look over mining property in the Union Pass section. Mr. Furman is said to have mining interests in some claims near Thumb Butte.
 The Kingman Elks are getting ready for a big time at Needles on Thanks giving. The Elks of that place have arranged for a big turkey feed and the Kingman Elks and ladies are not going to disaproint them.
 C. w. Davis drove his automobile from kingman to Prescott one day this week. Ina trip to Seligman was made in four hours, which would indicate that the roads were not so bad. The distance to Seligman is about eighty miles.
 H. K. Bierce, who is op-rating min ing property at Mineral Park, is visit ing in kingman. His company is working several men driving an adit drift into the mountain on one of the large veins in the south side of the Park.
 George Miller came down from his ranch at Lookout, in the east pat of the county, last Sunday evening, to have one of his fingers dressed by surgeon. He was trying out the front wheel on his automobile and caught his finger in the gear of the odometer, badly crushing that member. The doctor believes he will save the finger.
 Supervisors J. $. Vithers and w. K. Ridenour, accompanied by George A. Bonelli and J. w. Thompson went out to the Colorado river, at Rioville, where they looked over the possibility of putting in d ferry to take care of the traffic from the Virgin and Muddy valleys. as we'll as from Dixie. They made the trip of about TO miles with out accident, returning to Kngman late at night.
 w. E. Ragsdale, voting mining en. gineer of Fresno, has been looking over the mining field of this county the past week. He saw many good things. but was on the hunt for leasing proposition and did not care to take one that would entail the milling of the ore or the handling of water, which precluded the taking oyer of several promising mines of the dis trict.
 Judge Krook this week conferred with the attorneys of the local bar and concluded to call Tn Judge F. w. Perkins, of Coconno county, for the trial of causes in which he is dlsquali- fled. the session of court to be held begipning tbe l2th day of November. There are number of these cases still on the calendar and it is to clean them up that Judge Perkins will be called in. Should jury trials be neces. sary it is proposed to call special venire.
 J, R. AcuiF. of Birmingham. Ala, arrived in Kingman last evening and this morning departed to Mineral Park with O. D. M. Gaddis, where he will look over the old Lone Star mine. now known as the Golden Star. Mir. Acutf states that Birmingham, his home town, is one of the liveliest places in the south and that there is consider able money to be had for legitimate mining enterprises in that city While the iron workers are awaiting