Mohave County miner., 1906-06-09

Advertising rates on application. The local thermometer registered over 90 degrees yesterday. This is the highest temperature of the year.
 Mrs. Belle Henderson and brother, Stinson Tarr, are visiting with their sister, Mrs. G. A. Boneli, this week. James Uncapher, owner of valuable mining interests in Mineral Park and Cerbat, was in Kingman Sunday and Monday last.
 A. Edwards and wife came up from Needles Wednesday last to attend the wedding of Lester H. Young. They returned to Needles the same evening. Mrs. J. W. Emerson and daughter, Miss Ethel Talbot, departed to Massa- chusetts last Thursday night. They expect to remain all summer.
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell, wife of one of the largest sheep raisers in Arizona, came down from Flagstaff Wednesday evening to attend the Withers-Beech- CT wedding.
 Mrs. A. H. Smith went out to Chlo- ride last Tuesday to look after her father, John Hughes, who was report ed to be very ill with rheumatism. She returned home Thursday.
 Raymond Carr, who was badly in- jured by horse falling on him on the range, south of Blackberry, a few weeks ago. is getting along all right. It was found that his leg and one an- kle had been crushed.
 Does anyone know Fred Lasher or his whereabouts. Lasher is said to have had bond on the properties of Nay x Smithline, in Lost Basin, this county, about a year ago. Please communicate with this office.
 Last Saturday evening Kingman school was closed for the term and an elaborate program was given by teach CTS and children at Elk Hall. The young ones acquitted themselves with credit, showing careful drilling and painstaking care of their preceptors.
 W. c. Whitney, general overseer of the Lantry-Sharp contracting company, had both legs cut off by a train, near Albuquerque, New Mexico, Thursday last. Mr. Whitney had charge of the camps in this county last year and had many friends in Kingman.
 The camp equippage and tent of A. L. McKesson, seven miles south of Kingman, was destroyed by fire last Monday morning. MT. McKesson had just gone to work when the fire broke out and before he could stop its pro- gress everything in camp was de- stroyed.
 The big steam shovel was placed in commission in the canyon below King man last Thursday afternoon and is loading gravel to be used in surfacing about 100 miles of roadbed. The gray el is said to be the best in the terri tory. About 100 men will be put to work at once in this pit.
 John M. Aitken and wife, of Phenix, stopped over yesterday to visit with H. H. Watkins. The couple were or their way to California, where they will visit several months. Mr. Wat kins will later meet Mir. Aitken al Eureka, Cal, and go into the noun tains on hunting trip.
 Kean St. Charles and family wen out to Chloride last Tuesday to visi with relatives. Mr. St. Charles il working on the Midnight mine and i getting out good copper-gold ore. Th' mine is showing up well and anothe shipment of ore will soon be made t, the shelter.
 The Misses Dora and Adda Titu departed last Monday morning to thei home in Silver City, New Mexico Miss Dora Titus was a teacher in tn Kingman public school the past terr aad gave entire satisfaction. It is UT derstood she has been engaged t teach the next term here.
 Charlotte Mather, the young daugt ter of Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Mather, die at the home of her parents in River side, California, on Tuesday last, ( brain fever. The funeral took plac the following day. The little girl wa