Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1906-05-05

NhIS- LdlldD NNOOOlS has bOCu
the school census the past week.
Jack Little, owner of good mimi,
property in the Cerbat section, is il
Kingman.
w. r. Ridenour, the young Hack
berry merchant, was in Kingman las
evening on business,
Mrs. George R. Gooding has gone t.
Colorado Springs, where she will visi
with relatives a month or more.
A sister of Miss Dora Titus arrived
from Silver City, New Mexico, last
night and will visit here some time
Mrs. J. w. Emerson and daughter
Miss Jeanette Talbot, have gone tC
Los Angeles, where they will visit a
few weeks.
Miss Bessie Carrow, who has been
visiting in Flagstaff the past month,
returned to her home in Kingman the
first of the week.
Rev. +. C. Farr and family of Iowa,
brother of H. 1. Farr, arrived in
Kingman yesterday evening and will
probably make this their home for
several months.
Henry Lovin has put a number of
new machines in his ice plant and
bottling works and is now making all
kinds of carbonated waters. His aer-
ated waters are pure and delicious.
Mrs. John Musser has gone to Los
Angeles to have her little boy treated
for a dislocated knee. The little fell
low was thrown from a horse a few
weeks ago and his knee badly injured.
Miss H. Hill, stenographer for Tarr
& McComb for the past six months,
departed Tuesday last for Los Angeles
Miss Hill made many friends while in
Kingman who are sorry to see her
leave.
Last night the ladies of Kingman
put up lunches for forty refugees on
No. 8. Mr.. Denair has issued an order
to conductors to wire each day the
number of refugees without means.
Any lady in Kingman who is willing
to aid in this good work will please re-
port to this Office at any time.
Mrs. J. T. Watkins departed Thurs
day evening to jacksonville, where she
was called by the death of her father.
Her parents illness was not considered
serious until Thursday it took a SER
ious turn and death came in a few
hours. The sympathy of the commu-
nifty is extended to the bereaved fam
lily.
George Abrams and w. E. Sauls
have entered into partnership and
have rented the George Building on
Fourth street, in the rear of Watkins
drugstore, where they will practice
dentistry Mr.. Abrams is said to be
one of the best dentists in the bust
ness, while Mr.. Sauls' ability is known
to all the inhabitants of the country.
Kingman merchants have agreed on
Sunday c'o'ing and beginning tomor-
row none of the store will open their
doors. This is step in the right di-
rection. People can get their Sunday
supplies Saturday night just as well as
on Sunday and the clerks will be able
to enjoy the sabbath day in peace.
We hope everyone will observe the
compact strictly.
The Stockton Hill Mining company
has purchased the old Moonbeam min
ing claim, at Stockton Hill. from Rod.
Mclean. 1t is the intention of the
company to erect mill on this ground
for the purpose of reducing the ores
from the Cupel and De la Fountain
mines. A plant capable of handling
100 tons of ore daily will soon be erect
ed and put in commission.
Thomas Brayil and family returned
from San Jose last night. Mrs. Brayil
and children had a narrow escape
from death during the first great
shock of earthquake, which destroyed
much of San Jose and surrounding viii
lagos. They visited the ruins of San
Francisco and Mr.. Brayil secured
many excellent photographs of the
business part of the town. They say
that every day sights in the relief