Mohave County miner., 1914-01-24
Mines of the County

 have been looking over mining prop erty in the county. and especially that of the Nevada Arizona Gold mines company, at Music mountain,
 Matthew Carr, one of the best known mine owners of the Cedar Valley region, is in Klngman. visiting with his son and family. Mr. Carr IS the owner of some splendid mining prop erty at Cedar and has done a large amount of work on these properties.
 John Olson came in from the Secret Pass section a few days ago and brings the news that he has opened one foot of ore in his mining claim that runs better than 1O0S in gold to the ton. The vein is quite large and gives promise of being one of the best prop critics in that region.
 J. c. Wilson, deputy mine inspe ctor for Arizona, came in from Chloride Monday last and went out to look over the Frisco mines Thursday. He was accompanied by Lester Jackson, the well known Prescott mining engineer. We have not learned what property Mir. Jackson investigated.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Studley came in from IXL Basin few days ago on ac- count of an accident that Mrs. Studley met with. She was out in the hills with Mr. Studley and tripped over a rock and in falling dlslocated her thumb and was unable to get it back in place. A surgeon reduced the dis. located member.
 c. l.. Davidson, of Kansas, one of the large shareholders in the Arizona Southwestern Copper Company, was a Kingman visitor this week, gong on to Los Angeles, where the main office of tho com pany is now situated. MT. Davidson is interested in large num- Der of mining properties in the south part of the county on which he is to do considerable work.
 The Telluride Mining Company, of Oatman, are in the market for large compressor. air pumps. air drills, etc., and hope to have them installed with in thirty days. SuDt. Mcdonald says the excellent showing on the 200 foot level warrants this additional expen. diture, and it is his intention to in- crease his force as soon as this addi- tlonal machinery has been installed and sink another level while his pres ent force drives drift along the foot wall.
 Jule and Fred Barman and Lester Kingman this week, coming here to at tend the trial of Barman against Un- capher. This case has been in the courts the past five years, but tho plaintiffs succeeded in having It again postponed. James Uncapher and wit nesses were also here from Mineral Park, accompanied by his sister, Miss Nina. The action grew out of the bonding of the Ithica mine to Barman and friends about six years ago. These people failed to make payments and the deal was declared off. Now they are setting up the proposition that Uncapher gave the wrong des- cription of the property. althouuh the mine is patented and the records were open to them.
 Hon. O. D. M. Gaddis, James A.. Roberts, E. H. Barton and R. l.. Dim mick returned Monday last from Phe- nix, where they had been called as witnesses and principals in the matter of the suit of Fred Peachy against o. D. M. Gaddis and the Frisco Gold Mines company. The gentlemen were much pleased with the result of the srit. It is now probable that the big improvements projected for the prop erty will be put under way and the mines hereafter made large producers of gold. Mir. Roberts will look care- fully into the needs of the property while here and will put up to his di- rectors the necessity for a mill with at least 800 tons daily capacity, which the possibilities of the mine merits. The "Mischief Quartette" and It's Work.