Mohave County miner., 1913-05-10

Mrs. H. H. Watkins Is spending a couple of weeks in southern California.
 Mr. and Mrs F. A. Wilde and chil- dren departed Monday evening last to Los Angeles, where Mrs. Wilde and the little ones will remain during the summer.
 O. F, Brinton, superintendent of the Gold Road mines, was Kingman visitor coming here Thursday night to attend to important business connected with the patenting of the Alpha mines.
 Gro Gruninger was called to Albu- buerque last Monday evening by the serious illness of his mother. Before his arrival in the Duke City the good mother had died, The funeral took place last Thursday.
 M. 1. Powers cane down from Flag staff the first of the week to look after his business interests in the Citizens Bank He was one of the band of good roads boosters from the Mountain Csty that took the wagon road away from the alfalfa gentlemen.
 Last Monday evening a good roads meeting was held at the courthouse, where many people discussed the sub- ject of good road building. Mohave county has the germ of good roads building and it ought to be propogated and inoculated into every section.
 Mrs w. c. Henry, of New York. sister of Frank and Wm. O'Dea. who has been visiting her brothers at the mining ctmp in the Cerbat range the past three weeks, came to town this morning accompanied by Miss Stella Corser, of Cerbat. Mrs. Henry will leave for California this evening"
 J. c. Wilson, deputy Mine Examiner of Arizona. came over from Chloride Thursday last and lief. last night for Jerome on official business. Mr. Will son reports that all the mines in Mo. haue county are meeting with much success and that mine managers have shown willingness to obey laws re. lating to regulation and equipment of mines.
 J. E. White. at one time manager of the Quartette. at Searchlght, Nevada, has taken the management of the Yucca Mining company and will soon have the San Francisco mine in active operation. This mine was recently examined by Mr. White and it is on his report that future worl; has been predecated. The mine has shipped great deal of bullion and high grade ore.
 J. A. Roberts. one of the directors of the Frisco Gold Mines company, ar. rived in Kingman few days ago and has gone to the mine to take look at the recent mill betterments Mir. Roberts believes the mine is one of the greatest properties in the country, and in thus belief he but voices the sentiment of miners and. mining men conversant with the great ore bodies in the Gold Grown reef. ,y.
 J. B. Osborn, one of the oldest of the pioneers of the desert, died at his home in Daggett last Monday. death being due to stroke of paralysis sus- tained some time ago Mir. Osborn was the owner of the principal mines at Resting Springs, California, and when these properties were being worked more than thirty years ago, was one of the best known mining men of the state of California. He was welded to Mrs. J. M. Murphy several years ago. Mrs. Osborn is well known to the people of Kngman and to her their sympathy is extended in her hour of sorrow.
 J, H. Hoffman, secretary treasurer of the Arizona Southwestern Copper company, and c. J. Price, it's consul ting engineer, passed through King man Thursday evening on their way to the mine. The company recently cut the big ore bodies at a depth of 200 feet, where the vein showed a width of from s to IS feet of 24$ ore ahd a further vein lyinU on the other