Mohave County miner., 1914-02-07
Mines of the County

man visitor several days this week. : Three cars of lumber went out to | the Tennessee mine Thursday last i for use in the shaft and drifts below the 900 level.
 J. K. McNeil of Los Angeles, passed through Kingman yesterday on his way to Chloride, where he Is interest cd in tho Elkhart mine.
 Pete Noli went down to the Waldron mines with another gentleman Thurs day and will get the camp in shape for the machinery which will probably be ln Kingman next week. The Gold Road Mines company re- ceived two cars of lumber Thursday and the Tom Reed one car. This lum- Der is being hauled out to the mines as fast as it can be loaded on the big teams.
 T. E. Braley, part owner of the old Cordeia claim, in Bobtail basin, was in Kingman yesterday. He and Ed. Shaw own the property and have fine showing of ore in the shaft.
 J. w. Dauson, a well known mining man of the Pacific coast, looked over some mining property in the Walla- pal mountains this week, in company of p. E. Ceilings. Mir. Ceilings is the owner of the old Democrat and other claims. below American Flag.
 Dr. s. F. Hazelhurst. who has been at the Waldren mining camp the past month or more, came up to kingman last Saturday on the auto stage, being called here on important business. He reports that the Big Sandy country is looking prosperous and the mining outlook of that section is good.
 Greedy and Will Clack, who have been working on the Rico and old Bis mark mines, in C. O. D basin, are in Kingman. They report that owing to the soft condition of the ground they have had to quit work for a week or so, but that as soon as possible they intended to again work the Rico. The boys have found some good ore in the mine and expect to make a good sized shipment to the smelter.
 c. l.. Davidson, who has been at Copperville the past few weeks, went in to Los Angeles Thursday last where he will have conference with the management of the Arizona South western Copper company. lJ is pro posed to make several changes in the mill in the way of adding rolls to the crushing equipment, the concentrating part of the mill to remain. The com pany has opened and blocked out { large tonnage of ore that will pay wei to run through the mill.
 Thomas B. Scott, owner of tn, Brighter Days and Lucky Boy prop critics at Chloride, passed througf Kng.lan Monday last on his way iron the east to the mines. He is havin! considerable work done on the mine and it is hoped will soon have then in producing shape. At the Hot To male the drift is being run in bi. body of low grade ore, which nigh be put in marketable shape by con centraton. The properties are con sldered among the best in the Chlorid section.
 William Neagle was down from tn Copper Giant mine last Thursday t look after important business in cor nection with that property. Tn Giant is drifting on the $50 level an it is probable that the shaft will b sunk to the 800 as so"n as matters COT nocted with the bond on the propert have been strengthened out. Tho or in the bottom of the shaft and drift said to be far better than that abov, on the average. The property is b. ing worked for the Clark interest the ore going to the United VerG shelter at Jerome.
 w. E. Ryan, one of the operatir engineers of the Mines Company
 America, passed through Kingman few days ago on his way to the Ara ian mine, where he will be in chars of some of the workings on that b property. Mr. Ryan was in the CT