Mohave County miner., 1907-05-25

John Boyle has been looking after his interests in the Needles this week. The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. D. T. Price next Thursday afternoon.
 The Misses Josie and Mary Carrow returned Monday last from Los An geles, where they took in the Fiesta.
 Charles Wilkins has a fine vegetable ranch at Mays Well and is furnishing vegetables to Stockton Hill and sur rounding camps.
 Mrs. Lallah Woods came up from Needles last Monday and is visiting with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. C.. Potts, in Kingman.
 w. H. Rogers, who has charge of the property of the Stockton Hill min- ing company,.was in Kingman few days this week.
 The postoffice at Basin, this county, has been discontinued and the mail for that place now goes to Blackberry, unless otherwise ordered.
 Miss Nina Starkey came in from Los Angeles Monday where she has been spending the winter and has gone out to Grass Spring ranch for the summer. w. B. Ridenour, one of the oldest mining men in the county, came down from Blackberry Thursday evening to close up a deal on mining property.
 Miss Minnie James, of Chicago, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. McNeely for the past three weeks, de- parted to her home Tuesday last.
 Foster S. Dennis came up from his mill at the Berkely mine Sunday last and returned to the property Tuesday evening. The mill is running steadily on good ore and making high grade of concentrates.
 H. K. Wheeler. the we'll known min- ing engineer of Los Angeles, arrived in Kingman Thursday last and has gone to Vivian, where he will do some work for Carl Schader and others.
 George w. Schneider, of Denver, has been making an examination of the mines of the Union Pass country this week. He is much taken with the looks of the country and its big mineralized veins.
 John Stoner, who at one time resid- ed at Stockton Hill, is now resident of San Diego and is said to be quite wealthy. Some time ago he sold his mines in the Eldorado Canyon country for good big sum.
 Lew Stirzel came in from Cerbat Monday last quite i'll with infamma- tion of the bowels. He is now getting along nicely and will soon return to Cerbat, where he is experimenting the operations of the St. Louis Con. Mining company.
 Stages now run daily from Kingman to Goldroad, Cerbat and Stockton Hill, and semi-weekly to Sandy and Signal. From Yucca stage runs twice-a-week to Cedar and once-a-week to Planet. All these stages carry passengers and U. s. mail.
 Dr. w. E. Saule departed last Tues. day night to Los Angeles, whence he will leave in few days for his old home in Nebraska. After short vis- it he may go on to the Jamestown ex. position and other points of interest in the east.
 Rev. Aura Smith has been assisting Rev. Farr in revival services at the M. E. church this week. They are meeting with very good success as there has been several conversions There will be services tomorrow at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. All are invited.
 D. T. Price, Lovin x Withers' pop ular bookkeeper, departed several days ago to Noblesville, Indiana, where he will visit for some weeks. Before re turning to Kingman he will take { trip through the south, visiting hi. birthplace in one of the southern states
 Dr. w. A. Hendryx, of Denver, ar