Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-09-29

from Howell precinct, was III atCen- dance on the republican convention last week.
 Fred Nobman was down from Hack berry Tuesday a delegate to the re- publican convention. '.
 Delegate T. A. Coin, of Maynard district, was a delegate to the repub-. lican convention. sl
 Watt Thompson, of Coara springs, was delegate from that part of the county to the republican, convention.
 Charles Lynch, of the c. o. D. mine came in from that place and spent several days at the county seat, view ing the natural beauties of the land- ,scape by moonlight. g
 Lafe Stinnett, teamster for the Southwestern Mining and Milling Co. Eldorado Canyon, is here with an .eight-horse team for supplies for the camp.
 The scarcity of feed on the ranges of Northern Arizona is causing con- siderable uncasiness among the big cattle raisers. Many old cattle have died on some of the ranges and if the droutn continues the loss this winter will be heavy. There has been no rain during the summer months and appar- ently none will fall before winter sets in, which will give no relief
 Miss Mamie Penberthy arrived Sun day evening last from a years visit with relatives in England.
 David Parks was down from the Dean mine. situate in Wallapai moun- tains a few days ago.
 Mrs. J. R. Russell is visiting with friends in Blackberry.
 Matt Carr, who has been visiting with friends in Kingman, has gone back to the Copper mines, east of Yuc- ca.
 Five miners are at work on the old Arnold mine at Cedar and are said to be getting out a big tonnage of ore. Judge and Mrs. J. M. Murphy re- turned few days ago from San Fran cisco. .
 Mrs. Joseph Prisk and daughter FL len returned from an extended trip to California few days ago and went out to their home at Mineral Park.
 Mrs. H. Graham has torn down her house at Todd Basin and will remove it to White Hills where it will be used for business purposes
 Dora" Harris returned few days ago from trip to Globe' his old stamping ground, accompanied by his partner, MT. Hildreth. MT. Hildreth is an old Mohaveite, but has been away from this part of the territory many years. The boom at White Hills attracted him and it is probable that he will remain.
 A Mexican named Santiago Tru- jillo, who has been suffering with a complication of disorders, died at his home in the west part of town yester- day morning. He left wife and three children in the depths of poverty, and the good people of the town should come to their assistance.
 William Martin, who had been trav- cling la box car, was thrown from the top of his compartment while rounding a curve this side of Peach Springs, a few days ago and suffer- ed severe injuries by sudden contact with old mother earth. He was pick ed up and brought to town and is now recovering under the care of Dr. Deane.
 The G. A. R. Mine, at White Hills, is making a grand record for itself in the production of rich ore. From shaft No. 1 fully $4,000 worth of ore is being taken daily. The shaft is down about 70 feet and the ore shows width of four feet. At the bottom of the shaft there is one streak of ore 12 inches wide that will average over $1,000 per ton. Eighty feet east of this shaft Sheriff Lake has sunk shaft on the Schaefer Treasure vein about the same depth and has some very good ore showing.
 Tobe Wilkinson has struck small streak of ore on vein near the De- ,fiance claim, in White Hills, assays from which carry values of $6,OOO.
 As an illustration of the drouth in southwest we note that So severe has been the lack of feed and water in Mexico that 60,00O animals have died at Zacatecas. New Mexico, western Texas and Arizona are sure to book heavy losings.