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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
s. r. CHRONICLE MAN WANTS NEWS ON DISTRICT

w. F. Hume of the San Francisco Chronicle, who is getting out 16- page supplement on this district for that paper, says his work is progress ing nicely. MT. Hume was working his property, the Gold Silver Group, in the Chimeuvavis Mountains, when the Chronicle took this work up with him.
 MT. Hume is not calling on this community for financial support for the edition, as he will get the expense money largely from San Francisco brokers, according to his plan. He does ask, though, that anyone having news matter to put in the edition call on him at the Brunswick Hotel, King man, or write him there.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
.RUNYON LEAVES ON
 MIDDLE WEST TRIP

A. L. Runyan, who is now interested in the Old Dad and the Hibernia mines in Mohave County, used to ride the bad ones in a Wild West show, the "101 Bison" outfit. Just before leaving for the Middle West, though, he connected up with nice looking pony at the Fancher ranch that was too much for him. This animal used it's brains and making for a mesquite bush, scraped our friend Runyan off. Whereupon Runyan took the mustang out in the open and rode him until he took these notions out of his head.
 Mir. Runyan recently took over the Old Hibernia and started operations at once. He left for the Middle West Saturday night and will be gone about three months, Work will continue on the Old Dad mine while he is gone.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
STAG PARTY" LAST
 WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Wednesday night of this week Ar thur H. Hawkins was host at one of the most enjoyable stag parties that have been held here for some time. A sumptuous dinner of Chinese dishes, topped off with an immense fruit cake was served early in the evening after which the score or more business and mining men of Kingman started the usual round of stories and jokes while they smoked. Several of the old tim CTS of early day mining in Colorado and Nevada were there and they had sort of a reunion.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
T. J. MURPHY
 VISITOR HERE

Jim West, Needles constable, was telegraphed Tuesday to try and To- cate couple of pictures of Tristate, taken from Ed Shaw's office in the Beale. The description of the man suspected was a slender man weigh ing over 200 pounds" Of course it was a joke, and this was Eds way of getting even with our friend Tom Murphy, who had liked the pictures and had appropriated them, leaving a note, Thanks for leaving these pie lures here for me, T. J. M." MT. Mur- phy was up here this week on a short business trip.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
FLORENCE CRITTENDON
 DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP

A membership drive for the Flor ence Crittendon home mission of Ari izona, a rescue home for girls, is on.
 This work, which is so we'll known as to need no introduction, is one of the most effective social service movements known. The membership fee is one dollar per year.
 There are 73 of these homes in the United States and five in foreign countries, and during the year 1919 over 23,000 girls were cared for by this mission.
 The drive will continue the entire month of October and it is to be hoped that the people of Arizona will come to the front in helping this worthy cause.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
WORK IN KATHERINE
 SECTION GOING GOOD
(Continusd from Page O

Cameron sinker pump went into com mission this week on the 400-foot level in the Katherine workings as a means of expediting the sinking of the winze located near the face of the east drift at that depth. A 50-ton ore pocket has also been erected near the collar of the winze. As the winze is deepenede the gold values are holding strong at the returns received at a depth of 22 feet therein. Grab sam pies of the ore at the 22-foot point gave gold rteurns of from $16.4O to $o20 ton. These returns are con- sidered indicative of the value of the ore that will be opened by means of the winze in the area between the 4OO-foot level and the proposed 7O0- foot level. With a large tonnage of high grade and milling grade ore opened at and above depth of 400 feet, the conditions are now strongly favorable Tor the development of a tonnage below that point which will add appreciably to the $3,000,000 val uauion at present placed on the mine,
 At the Revenue property 25 horse power hoist and powerful compress sor plant went into commission the current week. Shaft sinking has been resumed at a depth of 60 feet and will continue until a depth of 400 feet is gained. There a crosscut will be driven to the continuation of the big Gold Chain vein, one of the strongest and best mineralized in the Katherine district. Other surface improvements recently made at the Revenue include the erection of buildings for the ac. commodation of employees. Develop. ment work is in charge of Henry Johnson, 'who has mined successfully Tn Mexico and elsewhere.
 | Late reports from the Adams prop, erty state that the quartz replacement ot calcite in the big vein continues tt increase as depth is gained, and tha at depth of 75 feet grab samples o1 the ore give a very high gold return At the Comstock Consolidated prop erty, located to the east of the Adams plans are being made to develop tn. continuation of the Gold Chain veir at depth. The Comstock Consolidated adJorns the Gold Chain mine and. tn, east strike of the rich Gold Chain veil carries it through the center of tn, Comstock group. The property ha! been financed in Los Angeles through the agency of Senator James Curtin one of the principal owners.
 The NevadaKatherine property located in the Tristate, Nevada, sec tion of the Katherine district, has alst been financed in Los Angeles. Pros pecting of the vein outcrop is nov being done for the purpose of select ing the site for a double-compartmen shaft. The surface work to date ha resulted in the discovery of free golt quartz for length of 200 feet aloni the southwest continuation of thu Katherine vein. On the tunnel leve the vein assays as high as $1471 golt a ton. Machinery is to be installed this month and the vein opened a depth by three shifts of miners.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
RIVER RANGE IN
 PROVEN GOLD AREA

Continued From Page One) The ore body has been partially de veloped to depth of 60 feet by means of winze sunk thirty feet below the floor of the big stope or chamber from which the tonnage already referred to was removed. In the bottom of the winze the ore is said to be richer than on the level above. ,,
 The ore blocked out at several points along the course of the vein, at one point at least thousand feet distant from the immense ore cham Der, has a value of from $8 to $10 gold 6 ton across breadth of from 10 to 40 feet. It is estimated that much of this ere can be glory-holed at very nominal cost, and that all of it can be mined and milled at a cost not to exceed $6 ton. This would mean that all of the ore blocked out has a net value of from two to four dollars ton and that the ore yet to be developed would probably net equally as well. At surface the vein CdH Dt tIdCeu lcISt ol illtccH iluh- dred feet and has a breadth of from 15 to 40 feet.
 It is reported that the Kondyke mine is soon to be worked on scale in keeping with it's splendid ore show ing. TThe start of mining work there would serve to encourage the resump- tion of activity in othe properties in that section, with the result that another gold camp of merit would be added to those already established in the River Range.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14

Heavy trading again featured all mining issues. With the exception of one or two all remain firm at last weeks close. Adams declined one point, probably due to the fact that the assessment date is near at hand Tom Reed dropped back five points as did United Eastern, the latter on ac- count of the 159o dividend payable Oc- tober 2S. Nevada Katherine and Katherine Extension remained firm at the new high level they made last week. Bonds are steadily advancing in price and are very heavy traders.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
MUCH INTEREST IN
 U. E. SHAFT NO. 5 Continued From Page D

sume shaft sinking and bases its ,ac- tion upon the work being done by the United Eastern.
 Late advices state that the United Eastern shaft has a depth of about ITS feet. An increase in the water flow is noticeable, and old time mining men here state that the condition indi- cates ledge is located thereby. Early in November should see Number Three shaft at the S00-foot point. A sta tion will be cut at that depth, and the shaft be then contiued on to a depth of 1000 feet.
 At the Oatman United property, a series of diamond drill holes are being driven to determine the width and quality of the ore opened in the drift on the 600-foot level. This vein is entirely new; that is to say, it is off the main ore-bearing vein system of the Tom Reed and United Eastern. It has carried excellent average val ues for a length of over 200 feet. The work done of late with the drills dem- on strates that the drift on the 600- foot level is in the apex of the ore body only, and that depth is all that is required to open an ore shoot of breadth. The values are already in the ore where it is opened on the 600- foot level, hence it is vein breadth and not vein values which are necessary.
 Plans are now being made to re- sume development work at the prop erty of the Oatman Gold Mining Com pany, adjoining the Oatman United estate on the east. The strike of the rich Oatman United ore body is across the property of the Oatman Gold Company, and the plan now is to start new shaft several hundred feet south of the old shaft, with a view to opening the vein continuation at depth. It is generally believed here that the Oatman Gold will prove as valuable a mining proposition as its neighbor, the Oatman United.
 The Tom Reed Company is gradu- ally developing the ore body in the Aztec section of the estate, and is tramming constant stream of ore from this work to the company mill at the old Ben Harrison shaft. The shoot in Aztec territory is said to be one of the best ever opened by the Tom Reed management. Conditions in the Aztec ground, together with the great future possibilities held by its Red Cloud acreage, marks the Tom Reed as one of the premier gold mines of America; and this, despite the fact that some months ago it was intimated that the peak of its ore production was past.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
DRIVING TUNNEL ON
 GOLD ROCK GROUP

Frank J. Harner, who represents w. w. Lawhon in this district, was in town yesterday and reported that he was doing title work on the Gold Rock Group, about 15 feet of tunnel having been negotiated the past few days. This tunnel will be worked to a depth of about 50 feet with the idea of pros- pecting the ore body on the claims. ..
 There are four claims in the Gold Rock Group and they are located about IF miles north of the Gold TrailG property.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
DANCE TO BE GIVEN BY
 WOMENS AUXILIARY OCT. l5

A dance will be given by the Wo- mans Auxiliary of the American Le- zion Saturday evening, October 15, instead of the 22nd, as previously an nounced. The committee reports there will be several additional fea- lures for the evenings entertainment and that a splendid jazz orchestra has been secured to provide the danc- CTS with music.
 Lemonade will be served and the regular admission price of one dollar will be charged.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
HERE FOR EXAMINATION
 OATMAN GOLD N. &h. co.

w. F. Boericke, engineer repre- senting Chicago clients, is here for an examination of the property of the Oatman Gold Mining and Milling Company, at Oatman. While here MT. Boericke will look over the entire district, howver, as we'll as completing his examination.
 MT. Boericke is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines and mem Der of the American Institute of Min ing Engineers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
FIRST MEETING OF THE
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

The first meeting included a recep- tion to the members. A piano solo was rendered by Mrs. R. L. Anderson and Miss Peggy Parsons and Miss Thelma Clack sung in their usual pleasing manner.
 Refreshments were served at the close of the program in Social Hall. The ladies having charge of the meet ing were Mrs. H. T. Smith, Mrs. w. P. De Wolf, Mrs. J. A. Ware and Miss Marion Binford.
 The Thursday Afternoon Club beckons to any woman aspiring to work for the welfare of this commun- ity. If there are many more who wish to join the club will you kindly telephone your request to Mrs. John Allen Ware. We wish to have all the names of the new members in the Year Book, so please be prompt. ...,,. PEARLE s. WARREN, . tfT4. President.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
TWO WKISKEY MAKING OUTFITS TAKEN HERE

Deputy Jim Shaw recently captured 25-gallon still and 500 gallons of mash in the mountains about IS miles east of Yucca. The still was unat- tended. The officers are Investigating the case and believe that they have the right man under surveillance. Two hundred and twenty-five pounds of dried peaches and 400 pounds of sugar were used in making the mash.
 Deputy c. A. linus took part of a whiskey making outfit and some whis- key on Walnut Creek. The man whom it is thought operated this still is also under surveillance.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
MACHINERY SOLD
 BY LOCAL FIRM

Tarr, McComb and Ware Commer- cial Company report the sale of two large pieces of machinery to the Katherine Gold Mines Company. One is a 200 H. P. Chicago Pneumatic Gi- ant oil engine, weighing 64,0O0 lbs. The other is a 1145 GU. it. Chicago pneumatic stage compressor, equip ped with simplex valves and controlled by differential unloaders. This ma chinery is now rolling and will be in stalled by men from the factory not later than December 1.
 READ THE MOHAVE MINER FOR
 MINING NEWS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
CASHIER OF NEEDLES
 BANK IS DEAD

w. c. Kaiser, cashier of Monaghan Murphy Bank, died last week in Los Angeles. MT. Kaiser was one of the best men Needles ever had and his death will be a distinct loss to that town. He had been in ill health for some time, but his death was not ex- pected. He had been with the bank tor number of years and had estab- lished himself in the love and esteem of the community.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
OLD HOTEL BURNS

It will be of interest to some of our readers who have visited Washington, D. C., especially in the early days, that the old National Hotel there, which has stood for hundred years, was burned on the 2nd of this month. This news was sent Major Mensch this week by Edward w. Schmid, past Grand Monarch of the Blue Lodge, who lives in Washington.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
COFFEE HOUSE TO OPEN
 SATURDAY NIGHT

George Clayton plans to open his coffee speciality store tomorrow night. The little building on Beale street has been worked over and the front changed to give it a nice appearance. Mir. Clayton will roast his own coffee and specialize in different blends. He was in this same business in Pasadena before coming to Kingman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
BRINGS IN NUGGETS
 FROM COLORADO RIVER

Sandy Harris was in this week from his placers on the Colorado river, bringing with him an unusually large amout of nuggets. Sandy has some of the claims opened up pretty thoroughly now and will move the machinery to other claims to open them up.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14

The Thursday Afternoon Club held its initial meeting of the year at the M. E. church parlors Thursday, the 9th. The officers for the ensuing year are: President, Mrs. c. A. War ren. first vice-president, Mrs. H. T. Smith; second vice-president, Mrs. w. c. Todt; recording secretary, Mrs. M. B. Dudley; corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. A. Ware; treasurer, Mrs. c. J. Wallis.
 The chairmen for the departments are: Mrs. M. B. Dudley, for the Civics; Mrs. w. c. Todt, the Litera- ture and Music; Mrs. s. T. Elliott, the Home Economies.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
DISPLAYS VEGETABLES
 GROWN IN .KINCMAN

Major Mensch this week placed on display in the Central Commercial Company some of the vegetables and flowers grown in his garden in the Metcalfe Addition. The display included yellow and red Ponderosa tomatoes, a Persian sian melon and some chilis and some dahlias. The Major has been very successful with his garden. He plans to have tomatoes all winter by en- closing his plants with burlap.
 MINER WANT ADDS. BRING
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14
Market Quotations
 Furnished by VIM. (. FASTNOW & co.

Quotations furnished by Wm. (
 Fastnow & Company.)
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14

MINER WANT ADDS. BRING
 RESULTS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-14

MINER WANT ADDS. BRING
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01
Former Chick Is
C00lin' EN- Dead
In Squared Ring


Lou KrafA hurlcr Tor the Chicks
last year has added another scalp TO
his belt IN the nglt game, his latest
victim being nilly Cosmos, q soldier
hattler TO whom Kraft fed the H'eep
producing powders IN tho eighth
frame N q scheduled Ground miil
o. san Antonio recently Lou is
travelling under The fighting monIck'
er OF Red Evans. a san Antonio
uapor has the following 10 say about
lhc scrap;
RED" Evans, San Antonio Nclicr
weight. slammed hia' way into the
main event class at TIE Business
Mons Aralotlc club ThurHday might
With % murderous right fist Golng ln.
to the ring IN The Ground windap
bout against niliy Cosmos. thu
fought Camp Travis baitler. with hii
opponents a myorltc .or Victory
Evans knocked Cosmos down inside
OF the first minute, sent him 20 the
floor seven times Ia ihc first round
and then saved mp steam until ih'
eighth when he put Sim away fer
tiie evening.
Even Evans most ardent admin
ors were not aware Of the awful
punch In his straight right The
blond boy simply bidcd DIS time, sud.
denly seat over his finishing Nallop
almost invisible in It's speed. aud
Cosmos plopped the floor.
THE fist %knockdown, for the
count Of nine. was M Of the clean.
est Tat members of the D. N. a. G..
have Witnessed. The soldier dropped
as II no had been slugged with o
blackjack. and he probably felt az II
he had. Knocked or showed down
slN more times in the first round
Cosmos did a remarkable cnu back
and won the fourth, fifth and sixth
rounds.
He forced The fighting after his
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

head had cleared aud struck most
o nhe blows although with little evil
dent damage to Evans.
IN the eighth Red permitted
cosmos to lead In again In a flash,
the rirht had sunk home IN the solar
pIexus. cormos' knees began TO sag
bu, before he could fall Evans sent
him staggering back with a fearful
r.Rhi 10 The jaw. Cosmos spun laif
around. his eyes rolled a moment.
then closed. and he sank, face down,
TO the oanvas lie was silll dead to
'to world when he was led TO his
dressing room"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01
ENGLISH WOMAN TO
MAKE FIRST INDUSTRIAL
SURVEY IN CHINA

The first survey of Industrial com.
ditlons In china Is 10 be made BY a
woman Miss Agatha Harrison.
head Of the Social Service aud At.
ministralion Department OF the
Unworthy Of London. who arrived
last week from Liverpool, n on her
eay to China Tor that purpose. she
goes on the express request of a
prominent Chinese official who be.
llovcs that conditions IN present
day China must be alleyiatod. AZ
The end of her two years work
Miss llarrlson's report Is 10 be The
bafis OF the Y ". e. A. program
among native factory girls.
Welfare work In England par.
iicularly during the war has sur.
fcred from a large influx OF tact
and personality. Men and women
with only a smiling face equip.
meni to meet intricate problems
plunged into the work" said Miss
Harrison when e q at the National
Board. Y. w. C. 4. Headquarters.
eco Lexington Avenue, There is
20 work IN the world that calls for
the infinite knowledge. the special
lied training and background that
industrial work, representing the
employer 10 hi employee aud vice
vera. calls for Today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

entered into negotiation with the
Springfield management. Whether or
not he landed a job with the sits
squad Is not known here. Although
ac pitched 500 bal last season.
Harry'a age will make Job hunting a
hard task Tor him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Ned pettigrew, once leader OF the
Chicks. has never secured his rc.
lease from the local club. lie has
asked Tor his release hut arrange.
ments have never been made whore.
by he becomes a free agent. Ned
WAS Offered n managerial job in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01
81. u R 1.!s,
By 7. K. P.


Ia the person ol charlie totlf,
Boss Ray wlnd,r believes he has
n OF the greatest shortsiops In the
circuit. Charlie has q reputation OF
being able TO grab om anyplacc. any
where. anytime. Ground balls und
ability TO throw from any position ~
said 10 be coylc's hobby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

The Chicks shortr,op IL a m,ra
%youngster, being only 10 years Of
age lie paslimcd In The Blue Ridge
league last year aud figures Show be-
had a successful season Frank Kohl.
hecker. Little Rock catcher who had
played several games with coyle,
r, ON mended the iiulo fellow TO Bob
Allen and induced the Traveller
ogul to give .ho Blat Rldger Il
trial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Southwestern League. lie also re-.
teiyed an offer from "robasco Ted"
Warning. manager OF the lndepcnd-
ences club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

The term "noctor Of Medicine
was first applied 10 graduates o
the University Of salerno in the t9'I
century.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Old Portuguese g%eographcrs called
the utmost indian Isle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

during the other nations ascendant
In India.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Unless they are sold before the
opening OF the season. Jakubick.
Neusel, Maroney aud Smith. who
held jobs with the local clubs last
season, probably will be- released.
Mogul Ray has announced An "a.
tempt Is being made io sell this quar-
get. wnder having decided that h.
VIII be unable to use them this
season.
%.
Veteran Harry several weeks ago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-01

Martin Hug leg, Chick second
facker, comes from tie Arkansas
semtpro ranks. As . member of The
Moua aggregation last season.
Hughes was in fast company Ills
Fielding Is easily Ciass.D callhre. bur
his stick work has not been exactly
satisfactory 10 the Chlckasha man.
agcment Windor entertalns hope
that he win show come improve
ment at the plate.