Mohave County miner., 1914-02-14

ranch, east of Yucca, Thursday even ing last, and are doing their shopping
 It is reported that a syndicate has taken over the Oak Creek ranch. own ed by Mrs. Tille Wilkins for the sum of O,OO0$, and that the water is to be piped into town for distribution to house eholders. The Wilkins family have taken up place to the north of town and will probably engage in the cattle business.
 Last Thursday evening the Glee Club of the University of Missouri gave concert in Eks Opera House, which was well attended by the people of the town. The boys are all right and the people of Kingman appreciat- ed them by generous rounds of ap- plause. Should they ever come thls way again we know that the Opera House will be too small to hold the crowd.
 V. A. ESDOtu ldlO lOui uI'iSo VI two inch pipe line from spring far up in the mountain to his ranch, where reservoir has been construct ed It is his intention to plant nice orchard at the ranch and then carry the excess water a mile or more far ther down into the valley for the use of his cattle. The range in that sec. tion is one of the best in the south part of Mohave county.
 James A. Lovin, of Rockingham, North Carolina, and nephew of Sen ator Henry Lovin. of Kingman, has been in this section for the past two months looking over the opportunities for investment. MT. Lovin has de- termined that the West $ moving with giant strides Tn development and he feels disposed to locate here perma- nently as this field is much the most promising for aggressive and highly iemunerative returns for the best en- deavor of any man.
 Blaine Cozier last week purchased the old Brooks place, at Signal and will occupy it as ranch headquarters. He has been sinking a number of wells around the south end of the Wallapa mountains and has opened up a great supply of water. From reliable in. formation we are assured that he has one of the best cattle ranches in the county. Mr. Crozier and wife are at the new ranch headquarters and will remain there until the very warm weather comes on.
 Stebbns and Anderson. of Los An geles, have taken an interest ln the South Atlanta mining claim, near the McCracken, from Smith, Hoffman and Davidson, and will put ln a Stebbins concentrating plant to handle at least saventy.five tons of ore daily. The m inc shows fine bodies of carbonate and galena ores, which can be treated by the Stebbns dry process to a mar ketable condition. The plant is to be put in at once, the people to have it in commission within the next sixty CT seventy days.
 Last Thursday the young fellows composing the University of Missouri Glee Club, who have performance under the auspices of the Santa Fe Reading Room Entertainments, took moving pictu res of the sheep shearing pens and workers, east of town. A scenario of battle between cattle and sheepmen was staged at the pens. It showed an Indian lifting sheep over the fence at the pens and a cattleman rushing up and shooting him. Hugh Campbell picked up the dead man and the other men rushed in and disarmed the shooter and took him to the bar of Tom Devne or Micky Force, we were not informed which. Later the boys got good picture of Mrs. Levy Levy, the ancient squaw of the Peace Chief of the Wallapais, whom they represented was ll5 years old.
 Dr. Paul Mcintosh, Kipgmans s lead |