Mohave County miner., 1904-10-08

the rule.
 Fred w. Morrison has gone to Tomb stone to look after important legal business.
 Mrs. Walter Casteel and children have gone to Texas, where they will visit with relatives.
 Mrs. George Ayres and daughter have gone tu Oregon, where they will visit with relatives.
 George A. Bonelli has gone to Chi. cago on business trip and will also take in the St. Louis fair.
 The board of supervisors have been in session several da this week set. tling up the quarterly business.
 Mrs. s. s. Watson departed for St. Louis last Thursday. She will visit relatives in Illinois before returning home.
 Mrs. Esther Starkey, accom- panied by her daughter Miss ViDa and son Walter, came in from Grass Springs the early part of tbis week. Walter has been placed in school here and the ladies have returned to the ranch.
 George w. Miller, the young cattle man from the Casa Granda country, brought in lot of beef cattle for the butcher last Tuesday. The cattle were the finest bunch brought to Kingman in years.
 At the M. E conference held in Pres colt last week, Rev. E. Decker was sent to Williams and Rev. w. E. Blair was ordered to Kingmau. MT. Blair and family will arrive on the evening train.
 l.. w. Page has beeu putting up a large amount of hay in the Wallapai valley, where he has a mac chine at work The grass is the best ever seen in this country and will save the livery man hundreds ofdollars.
 The Board of Supervisors, at its session Tuesday last, made one pre- cinct of Mohave county, and now vOt CTS who are on the Great Register can vote in any polling place in the coun ty, no matter where they reside.
 Flagstaff is celebrating today and many people from all parts of the ter ritory are taking in the festivities. The people of the Skylight City know how to celebrate and care for their visitor and all who have attended the carniva will get the worth of their money.
 Messrs. Mulford and Harris, twt we'll known mining men, visited th Dempsy. .O'Dea mines the first of th week and looked over a number o other promising mining proposition in the Wallapai district. They re turned to Kingman Thursday last il company of Col. B. Frank Hall.
 B. A. Fowler, republican candidat for delegate to congress, accompanie by Judge Kibby, R. E. Morrison and number of other repu blicans, will ao dress the people of Kingman and SUI rounding country on the issues of tn campaign at Elk Hall on the evenin of October 18th.
 The following telegram from the A buquerque Citizen is self ex planator! The New Mexican Fair at Albuquerqu will be held on dates advertised. Tn grounds and track are in elegant COT dition. Trains on all roads will the be in running order. Everything come off as advertised. The Fair will b. gin Monday, October 10.
 Many prospectors are going into tn Blue Ridge mountains in quest of gol' This week three parties outf1tted Kingman and departed for the countr north of Gold Road. That section the best in Arizona for the prospectt and the chances are that many impor ant finds will be made tbere befo spring opens.
 Orders have been received to tl effect that work on repairs to u washed out section of the Arizona Utah railroad will be begun very shol ly. The tie up of this road has be' very inconvenient to people of t