Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-07-06

A large number of Arizona towns
periodically celebrated the Fourth of
July and all report having had most
enjoyable occasion
The American teams have won many
of the aquatic events at Henley, Eng
land. Thus America is adding daily to
the long list of victories of every des-
cription in every part of the world,
Today this country has the money
power of the world in its grasp and
it will hold it for all time.
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Mrs. Eva Briggs, of Needles, is visit
ing with her parents in Kingman.
Superintendent John Denair was in
Kingman yesterday looking after rail
road affairs.
The railroad company is now at work
on we'll at blackberry and expect to
obtain large supply Of water.
] Quite a large delegation of Sandy
and Signal people were in Kingman
during the Fourth Of July festivities.
Mrs. George Gooding and son Ralph
arrived from Los Angeles last Sunday
morning and will remain until the
first of September.
g. W. Beecher is home on visit
from San Francisco aud Bakersfield,
where he has been for some time look
ing after his oil interests.
The following letters remain dead
in the Kingman office: Chas. Barton,
j. Champlin, Richard Cleave, j. A.
James, Mrs, And. Flanans.
William Bohne and Oven McNeely
are visiting Kingman, having mpleted
work on a mining claim in Todd Basin,
upon which they have been at work.
A large delegation of miners came in
from Gold Road, c. o. D., Todd Basin,
and other parts of the county. They
appeared to enjoy them selves hugely.
Mrs. J. N Cohenour and daughter
Minnie came down from Peach Springs
to take in the Fourth of July in King
man. They returned home yesterday.
Judge Levy of Signal is in Kingman
this week taking in the sights of the
Fourth Ct July celebration. He is
having shipped from blackberry sever
al hundred head of cattle.
The Harvey House viii probably
have a dining room added to II as we'll
a a lunch counter, the matter being
now under advisement. The building
will be completed aud ready for occu-
pancy the first of September.
! The MINER cabinet was the recipient
this week Of several handsome ruby
silver specimens from the Paymaster
mine, for which our thanks are due to
William Bohne, one of the owners of
the property.
The people of Needles did the nice
thing by Kingman 10 sending large
! delegation to help Us celebrate the
Fourth of July. The Needles boys are
game sports and they took their defeat
in the tournaments very gracefully.
Mrs. Frank Maxon of Chloride,
joined her husband in Kingman yes
terday. Mr. Maxon has charge of the
Gordwin barber shop during the ab.
sence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin in Cal
! ifornia.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated
by Kingman people aud visitors in a
most orderly manner, there being but
one arrest for drunkenness aud disor-
derby conduct in the three days. This
Is good showing for the police regu.
lations of the town.
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Miss Cora linus, daughter of Edwin
linus, and Ebert Rucker, young cat.
tleman of blackberry, we're welded in
Kingman last Tuesday evening. Judge
Logan tying the nnptial knot. The
young couple will reside in blackberry
where they are very popular.
The board of supervisors are now in
session and will remain in session as a
board of equalization for week OF
more. 1t is rumored that there will be