Mohave County miner., 1904-03-19

com plaining for some days of feeling unwell, but was able to attend to his duties. It is presumed that death was caused b paralytic stroke. The body was em balmed and shipped to Los An geIes. Deceased was bright, ener getic man and his death is deeply de- plored by his friends in the order of Red men.
 The Leap Year dance, given in Lake Hall last Thursday night, was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the year. The room was very much crowded, but every body was good natured and took the bum ping and crush in the best of spirit. The ladies appreciated the fact that they had the gentlemen at a dis advantage and made much of the op. portunity.
 James Uncapher, Jacob Detar, w. H. McCright and another gentleman, ac- com panied by the Misses Detar, Miss Uncapher and Mrs. McCright, of Min eral Park. have gone to the Grand Can yon by way of Muttawittika Springs. They will be gone ten or more days.
 J. E. Perry, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Ari. zona, is visiting the lodges of the jur, isdiction. He was entertained by the Yavapai Club in Prescott. few even, ings ago. Mir. Perry is one of King mans brightest business men. The ElkS have received their new stage settings and yesterday every thing was put in place and an eXhibi- ton of the working, of the new cur tains and scenes Was given. The hall will pro bably be opened for business about the 18th of May.
 Judge Kent has ruled that under the laws of Arizona all foreign corpora tions to hold their charters must hold all annual meetings of shareholders, where officers are elected. within the territory. This ruling was made in a recent suit at PheniX.
 Mrs. Mary B. Cohenour has placed man in charge of her business at Peach Springs and will hereafter make Kingman her home. Miss Minnie Cohenour, accom- panied by her moth CT, will leave for San Diego some time next week.
 Fred Stull came in from the east last Sunday evening and has gone back to Chloride to look after his min ing interests at that place. Fred has host of friends in this county who
 J. M. Day has purchased the Roose- welt group of mines, at Vivian, and will organize a company in San Francisco and begin work at once. The Rose welt has considerable work done on it and shows up great ore body.
 P. McCardell and M. Flnnerty made an examination of a mining property near the Leland the first of the week. Mir. Finnerty is a we'll known mining mau of Denver.
 The Santa Fe has arranged to put fish monthly journal in Chicag o which will be named "The Earth" It will be devoted to the interests of the west and southwest.
 Fred w. Morrison, the we'll known Kingman lawyer, paid a flying visit to Vivian this week to look after min :. ing matters in which he iS interested.
 Mrs. H. H. Watkins and Miss Flor ence Hyde returned Thursday evening from Flagstaff, where they have been visiting with friends.
 Miss Mary Carrow, who has been vis- iting with relatives at Chloride for several weeks past, is again at home.
 Col. A. J. Pickerel, of Prescott, was in Kingman this week looking after mining matters in which he is inter. ested.
 Mrs. John Musser and Mrs. Sam Rhea came over from Cerbat to attend the dance Thursday evening.
 Hank Lefier, one of the best engin- eers in the county, is in town from Mineral Park.