Mohave County miner., 1908-01-18

Indian School, is visiting with her par ( ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Potts, ir Kingman.
 Frank Bonelli, whose home is at Overton, Nevada, spent several days the past week visiting with relatives in hingman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Foucha, who have been visiting with relatives in King. man the past two weeks, departed to their home at Williams Wednesday. There was born to the wife of R. w. Hunt, at Albuquerque, New Mexico, the first of the week, baby boy. Mrs. Hunt will be best remembered in this county as Miss Launee Crozier.
 P. M. Falder, for years resident of Chloride, departed this week to St. Louis, where he will probably remain. Plus has many friends throughout the county that will wish him good luck in his new home.
 A few days ago the sheriffs office made the arrest of couple of horse thieves from the Phenix country. The men had stolen several horses in Salt River valley and sold them to various people in this and Yuma coun- ties. The horses will be recovered.
 Jesse Gilliland, known to everybody in Mohave county as "Missouri," dit d at Searchlight on the first Of this month, death being due to an attack of pneumonia. He had lived many years at Chloride and Mineral Park prior to going to Searchlight.
 Frank Culbertson and Frank Rossi- ter have organized company and are sinking test we'll with expectation of striking oil in the vicinity of Mo- apa, eight miles north of Overton, Me- vada. The indications of oil are quite strong in that region and it is quite likely that they will get good flow.
 George B. Ayers came in from Gold road last Tuesday afternoon with a prisoner who mad been given one hun dred days in jail by Judge Welch for carving up span of mules belonging to Carrow Brothers. The owners do not expect one of the mules to live. A scoundrel that will wantonly injure a dumb animal ought to be made suf' fer the full penalty of the law.
 George H. Taylor returned last Sun day from trip into the Virgin River oil country. He reports stacking uI in activity in that section owing tt tightness of the money market, bu that wherever wells were being sunl there were strong indications of th' oleaginous fluid. He believes the fiel' will prove up one of the best on thu coast.
 c. V. Futile, at one time manager 0 the Western Union telegraph compan at this station, was Kingman visito this week. It is expected that Mi Futile will again take position wit the Western Union. after a year c more in the farming section of lndi; ma. He has many warm friends Kingman who would like to see hil again stationed here.
 Dr. A. L. Hilton and wife arrived Kingman Thursday evening last fro Joplin, Mo. They will take up the residence in Kingman, Dr. Hilton
 enter active practice, The doctor fo merly was physician to the Indi; school at Truxton, but had a wit practice along the line of the San Fe railroad. He has many war friends in the county who will
 pleased to have him settle down
 Kingman.
 Henry Lovin has just returned frt trip to Goldroad. While there
 was informed that it was the genel
 belief in that section that the m
 whose body was found near the rs
 road track, near Seligman, a sh
 time ago, was that of Henry Ang
 who at one time lived in the Sil'
 Creek section. The general descr
 tion of the dead man fitted the
 scription of Angle, with the except
 of the story of marriage bureau W
 and store at A town contiguous