Mohave County miner., 1913-11-08

the Goldroad and Oatman section thls week. This is his first tri D to that section Tn many years and he was greatly surprised with the big dolngs in both camps.
 w. K. Ridenour and J. c. Lane went up to the Copper Giant mine last Tuesday in Mr. Ridenour's car. They report the mine still showing big ore bodies and Caily shipments being made to the Jerome shelter. The ore still carries the high values in copper and gold and the extension of the drifts along the vein has opened wonderful body of ore.
 Eli Hilty came in from Oatman Thursday last and reports that he has bonded the group of mines, south or the Lexington, and owned by Joseph Krnuse and John H. Moore, for Los Angeles people. The veins are said to have very good showing of ore and being in one of the best localities In the camp ought to become big pro- ducers of gold.
 A Winslow druggist has purchased the Rexal Drugstore Tn kingman, and it is understood that pharmacist will arrive here in few days to take charge. H. c. Oliver, who has had charge of the store the past three months, will retire. Mir. and Mrs. Oliver expect to leave Kingman short ly and the many friends they made during their stay here will greatly re- gret their departure.
 p. McCardell. the well known civil engineer and mineral surveyor, re- turned yesterday from a three weeks trip into the north part of the State. He had to make the trip by way of St. George, Utah. and by stage more than l30 miles into the Buckskin moun- tains, where he surveyed group of mining claims. He says that the country is beautiful in the extreme, deep canyons and heavily wooded forests adding interest to the trip.
 At meeting of the good roads as- sociation. held at Prescott during the Arizona Northern Fair, a resolution was passed to the effect that high way across the five northern counties was a necessity and it was up to
 Yavapai to build the missing link across that county. Mohave, Coco
 nino, Apache and Navajo are building
 their parts of the highway and to ge
 results the Yavapai link should bt built.
 J. A. Parker, engineer in charge 0
 the road work between Yucca anc
 Topock, is of the opinion that Mohav county will soon have one of the bes
 pieces of highway in the State. Wit the first rain the big truck of the Ari , zona Southwestern Copper compan
 will be run over it to pack it dowr
 The road will be put in thorough shap to Yucca and then the work froI Y Yucca to Kingman will be undertaken |, A man by the name of Schultz hs ,s been arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of em mbezzling funds of tn
 Ranchers Trust company. A requ
 sition has been issued by the governC Il ard the man will be brought to Ho j. brook for a hearing. The arrest '' said to have grown out of the misa propriation of the funds of the co poration that took in so many of u 'o biz stockmen of the five northern Al " zona counties.
 ,a While looking for something on V shelf in his room at GOldroad, or ;', night last week. R. J. Dave knocked . revolver to the floor, the weap' in being exploded and the bullet ente d ing his right arm below the elbo\ , where it lodged against the bon He came into Kingman and depart'
 to Los Angeles, where he will ha a the bullet removed. While the woul h. is painful no serious results are e n- pected, unless blood poison should r D, suit.