Mohave County miner., 1908-09-12

GeOrge b. Ayers returned yesterday from trip to the south part of the county.
 Mrs. J. R. Russell, who has been ail- ing the past month, departed to Los Angeles last Tuesday.
 Miss Virginia Chilson, of Visalia, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. R. A. Robertson, for few days.
 Mrs. J. S. Withers departed to Los Angeles last Tuesday morning, where she will remain several weeks.
 Mrs. E. Dale, who has been visiting with Mrs. s. T. Elliott, departed to her home in Canada last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Andrew Henderson, of Hack berry, arrived in Kingman Monday and is nursing Mrs. D. T. Price, who is very i'll.
 A. F. Harris has removed his family from the ranch to Kingman for the purpose of allowing the children to enter school.
 Hon. c. G. Krook has been making the rounds of the mining camps in this county in the interest of his candidacy for the office of District Attorney.
 Everett Van Marter and Frank Noll are getting string of tools ready to begin sinking a we'll in town. The boys will use spring pole for the work.
 The rains last Monday and Tuesday badly disorganized the Western Rail- way of Arizona, but the washouts have been repaired and trains running reg ularly.
 Senator J. E. Perry will leave Tues day next to attend the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel lows, which meets in Denver, being one of the grand representatives from Arizona.
 George R. and Ed. J. Gooding, ac- companied by Mrs. E. J. Gooding and Phyllis Smith, departed last Wednes- day morning to Mount Hope, where they will spend a month hunting the deer bear and wild hog.
 R. D. Cogin came in from Los An- geles last Thursday and is settling up affairs preparatory to taking up his permanent residence in the Angel City, where he has purchased interests in two hotels.
 w. E. Frost, wife and daughters, Florence and Charlotte, came in from their home at Wallapai Springs yes terday. Miss Florence departed last night to Kirkland, Yavapai county, where she will teach school the con- ing school term.
 Miss M Elizabeth Trout returned last evening from Pennsylvania, where she visited with her parents the past several months. Miss Trout has been engaged as principal of Kingman pub i lie school and will enter on her duties next Monday.
 Kingman public school commences next Monday. The school house is being put in order and the ground | cleared of all debris. The trustees have engaged Miss Trout as principal, | Mrs. K. K. Lake, in the second grade, l Miss Gertrude Potts in the third, and 1 Miss Alta Hubbs in the primary.
 w. A. Gibson came in from Los An geles the first of the week and is en-, gagged in clustering and finishing the | interior of the Ware residence, corner Fifth and Oak streets. While in Los Angeles he had close run with the White Horse from an attack of t, phoid fever.
 Charles Metcalfe took party out to look over the site of his irrigation pro- ject, last Wednesday. The project is | one of the best in this section and if carried out will reclaim large tract of the best land in Wallapai valley. The dam for the empounding of water will not be costly, the necessary rock for the work being on the ground and the canyon being an ideal place for it's construction. The Sawmll canyon closes in and arises abruptly to night of fifty feet to the first bench, while nbn | tla,, .r ,11 1f