Mohave County miner., 1908-03-07
w. H. Taggart is in Los Angeles at-

tending to business matters.
 George A. Bonelli is building an ad dition to his store building on Fourth street.
 I. D. Hilty is ill at his home on Oak street with complication of rheuma. tism and pneumonia.
 Senator J. E. Perry departed last Saturday night to Long Beach, where he will visit with his family.
 Eli Hilty departed Thursday night to Rawhide, the new Nevada camp, which is just now in the lime light.
 Capt. I. c. Conkey, the we'll known merchant and mining man, of Mineral Park, is in Kingman attending to bus mess matters.
 Charles Hutchinson, the we'll known Flagstaff sheep owner, was in King man several days this week looking after his hocks.
 The bill granting Mohave county the right to issue 3O,OOOS in bonds for courthouse and jail, was introduced in the senate last Tuesday, having already passed through the house.
 J. A. Neiset and wife returned from Los Angeles last Thursday and de- parted to the Golden Eagle mines, near Mineral Park, in their forty horsepower automobile.
 Rev. Farr has about completed the fence around the M. E. church prop erty and it is one of the neatest fences in town. It is expected the trees will arrive some time next week.
 Rev. J. L. Oakes will hold services in the M. E. church tomorrow morn- ing at Il o'clock and at 7:3O in the evening. It is expected that revival services will be held for a week or more at the church.
 Mrs. Caroline Hutchinson and daugh- ter Miss Nellie, who have been visit ing with friends in Kingman the past week, departed to the Expansion min- ing camp last Thursday, accompanied by F. J. Murphy and c. A. Foss.
 Mrs. Al. Stroud died few days ago at her home on the Big Sandy. She had been ill several months. She was daughter of the late Mrs. Wm. Cornwall and was a woman beloved by all who knew her. Last week the MINER printed the new telephone directory for The Ari- zona, Nevada and California Tele- phone company. The booklet is quite neat and contains, besides the direc- tory, some useful information. One day last week the Colorado riv- CT rose about eighteen inches, but owing to the spell of freezing weather throughout the region of the head | waters of the stream it has been stead | lily falling back to it's old night.
 Lovin & Walkers big ranch in Wallapai valley is looking fine since the heavy rains of last week. The stand of wheat and barley is excellent and the other grains are doing equally as well. It is exected that large tonnage of hay will be cut about the first of May. r
 Tarr & McComb company has let contract for their new reinforced con- crete building, east of the Luthy building, on Front street. Work is under way and it will be but a short time until it is completed. The build ing is 25x4O feet and will be used for office purposes.
 Mrs. Mary Murphy, who was for many years resident of Kingman, was recently married in Los Angeles to J. B. Osborn, one of the best known mining operators of the Pacific coast. l Their home IS in Daggett, Cal, where Mir. Osborn has mining interests. Mrs. Osborn's friends in this county wish her many years of married happiness. | John H. Robinson, who is interested in large band of sheep with A. M. | Jones, is here from Prescott. Mir. ] Robinson is an enthusiastic democrat and is earnestly advocating the cleo tion of J. P. Dillon, of Prescott, as a |