Mohave County miner., 1905-09-16

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year, strictly in advance, O0$ Stx months, 75 Three months co Advertising rates on application.
 Capt. I. Conkey, of Mineral Park, is in Kingman after supplies.
 Mrs. Mary Selby, of Los Angeles, is visiting with Mrs. H. E. Brawn in Kingman. n. Mrs. c. s. Briggs and children of Needles, is visiting with her parents in Kingman. ..,.. Seventy. six children have been en: rolled in the Kingman public school this term.
 Mrs. Annie Lathrop, of Bakersfield, is visiting with her sister, Miss May Brewer, in Kingman.
 Henry Lovin and Capt. Taylor are at Gold Road looking after the business of Lovin & Withers this week.
 Mrs. J. w. Emerson departed to the Portland fair last Thursday evening. She will be gone about three weeks.
 Mrs. Ella R. Gibson has been engag ed to teach the school at Gold Road. Sbe passed a creditable examination.
 - V Miss Fay Lewis has been employed to teach the Blackberry school this term. So far twenty four pupils have been enrolled. a..
 Miss Alta Hubbs left last Monday morning for Flagstaff, where she will attend the winter ses sion of the north ern normal school.
 Miss Maggie isher is expected in from Gold Road this afternoon and tomorrow she will leave for San Fran. cisco on visit of a month or more.
 E. Ogden has started a stage line from kingman to Cerbat aud will here after carry ssengers and freight be- tweon the towns daily, except Sunday Mira. T. w. Grace, of Gold Road, was in Kingman the first of the week with her son, who was on his way to Tempe, where he is to enter the normal school. Miss Lena Fast came in from. Chlo. ride Thursday last and continued on to Needles. whore she will visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur ESwu~ds, for a week or,two.
 J. E. Perry departed last Tuesday to Philadelphia, where he will represent Arizona as one of the grand lodge rep. resentatives to- the sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows. Miss l.. Abplanalp left on the east bound train this morning for Indiana, having been called there by the ser. ious illness of her aged mother. She will return to Kingman in about a month. ''".
 George H. Hoyt, after settling the peace conference at Ports mouth, New Hampshire, returned to KinRman Tues day evening. Mr. Hoyt reports having had splendid time at the old home and appears to have enjoyed the trip. Dan Fox and wife departed last Mon day evening to Goldfield and Tono pah. They will go in by way of Mojave and Keeler to Big Pine, thence through Lida to Goldheld. Their many friends in Kingman will wish them pros perity in their new home.
 Wayne Hubbs departed last Monday evening to San Bernardino, where he will attend school this winter. He will look after the ranch of M. F. Wilkin son while that gentleman is on pros pecting trip into the mountains of Nevada. S
 B. A. Shaw, of Gold Road, has been appointed administrator of the estate of Jennie Bauters, deceased. A bond in the sun of l6,OOOS was required. MT. Shaw's appointment is one of the best that could have been made and the estate will be safe in his hands.
 Mrs. Frank Austin arrived in King. man few days ago. Mr. Austin met her at this place, but. had to continue to Los Angeles on business Upon his