Mohave County miner., 1906-05-19

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 John c. Potts has gone to Blackberry on business.
 William Grant, Hackberry's popular merchant, is in Kingman on business.
 Rev. H. I. Farr has been quite i'll the past several days at his home in Kingman.
 Mrs. Deda Shaffer, of Flagstaff, came down to attend the wedding of her brother, Jesse Tarr, last Tuesday evening. She will visit with friends and relatives several days.
 $. c. Bagg came in from Los An geles Monday last and has gone to the Jennie mine, where he will look after the development of that property. MT. Bagg is hustler and is sure to make a success of this undertaking.
 Alfred Conkey, of Chloride, who was last week called to Colorado Springs by the serious illness of his wife, re- turned home Monday evening. His wife was on the way to speedy recov- cry when he left Colorado Springs.
 w. c. Howard came in from Pyra- mid Thursday last and departed again to the property yesterday morning. He lost considerable property in the San Francisco fire, but the records of the company were saved.
 J. c. Noble is still hustling to bring capital into Mohave county. In re- cent letter to the editor he stated that he would soon arrive in Kingman with party of mining men and that he believed they would take up some of the good things to be found in the Cerbat and Stockton Hill section.
 w. H. Williams, the drummer evan gelist of California, will lecture in the M. E. church at Kingman on next Thursday and Friday evenings, the 24th and 25th. No admission will be charged but a collection will be taken. MT. Williams is an interesting talker and all should come out to hear him.
 Gardner H. Smith and son, of Pasa- dena, were pleasant callers at this office last Thursday. The gentlemen are interested in mines in Wallapai mountain and departed yesterday to begin active development work on them. The mines are near Grant & McGeary Wash, about twenty miles east of Kingman.
 People do not generally know that it is against the law to expectOrate on the sidewalks, but nevertheless it is so. The law provides that anything indecent and against public health is a misdemeanor. Anyway the practice of splitting on the sidewalk should be stopped. It is filthy and disgusting habit.
 Will Mensch passed through King man Tuesday evening last on his way to Colorado, where he is to be married to a young lady sometime this month. Mir. Mensch is an engineer on the San ta Fe running west out of Needles. and is a sober and industrious young fellow. His many friends in Kingman wish him and his bride to be many years of happiness.
 The Catholic ladies of Kingman will give ball and basket social at Elk Hall on Saturday evening, May 26, the proceeds to go to the building fund of the Catholic church. The event promises to be an enjoyable one. Tick cts will be sold for l.5OS that will en- title lady and gentleman to a basket of lunch, but no basket will be rallied. No girls under twelve years of age will be allowed to bring baskets.
 Henry P Ewing, the blind miner, after a visit of two weeks in Kingman with friends, departed Wednesday last to his mines near Vivian. He says that he cannot stand the monotony oi town life and wishes to live close to nature among the mines of the great San Francisco district. Mr. Ewing is engaged in writing a sketch of Indian life and some articles on the mining history of this county.
 The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lovin was taken in to the Cali fornia hospital in Los Angeles by her mother several days ago, where she mill rnnSSinlu h Q ua tn 1ndprnn an nn-