Mohave County miner., 1908-10-31

A. Delamater came up from Copper vile few days ago for visit witt his family.
 Mrs. Cal. Cross left Tuesday last for San Diego where she will reside for the present.
 Work is progressing on the Garnier properties, on the east side of the Wallapai mountains.
 The Golconda mine, in Union Basin, continues to output large monthly tonnage of ore.
 Dennis Kelleher, we'll known miner and prospector of this county, returned last night from Spokane, Wash.
 There was born to the wife of Thos. E. O'Brien, in Los Angeles, a few days ago, baby girl. Mother and child are getting along nicely.
 J. R. Livingston and wife have re- turned from visit to the old home in Indiana. Mir. Livingston is a pros- porous merchant of Chloride.
 Mrs. Kate Walker Greene departed last night to her old home in North Carolina. It is probable that she will return to this county and make her home in Kingman.
 Rev. I. l.. Oakes will hold services at the M. E. church tomorrow at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. This will be Mr. Oakes last Sunday in Kingman as the new pastor is expected some time dur ing the week.
 The round trip fare to Phenix dul- ing the Fair is but 9.3Os, the lowest it has ever been between Kingman and the capital city. A great many of the people of the county have signified their intention of going.
 Harvey Hubbs, of Yucca, is visiting with his family in Kingman. Mr. Hubbs is sanguine that great things will be done in the Yucca section this winter and that it will become one of the most prosperous parts of the county.
 Believing that they were celebrat- ing all-Hallows eve, the boys of King man got out last night and played all kinds of tricks. Now, that they have found out their mistake, they may to- night undo all the mischeivous things that have been done.
 Mrs. H. B. Hanna and daughters, of Wenden, stopped over in Kingman Wednesday and Thursday of this week to visit with friends. She continue d her journey to Colton yesterday even. ing where she will place her daugh- ters and another young Vendor lady in school
 Dr. A. E. Ealy and family and Henry Cole and family have gone to Escon- dido, Cal, where they will in future reside. The people of Kingman sin cerely regret the departure of this ex- cellent family, but at the same time wish them an abundance of good luck in their new home.
 Frank Russell and w. E. Frost came in from Wallapai Springs Thursday last. MT. Frost has just completed the work of shearing his big band of goats ann turned them over to MT. Russell, who will hereafter have charge of them on contract. It is the intention of Mir. Russell to remove his family to Freezes Wash and devote his time and attention to the goat business.
 The great register of this county shows falling off of thirty-four voters since the election of two years ago. The total names on the register is only 766, while that of two years ago was an even 800. Many people failed to reg ister and had all taken advantage of the prerequisite to suffrage there would be more than 900 names on the registration books of the county.
 Last Thursday evening the residence of Mrs. Mattie Blakely caught fire from some unknown cause and was completely destroyed. A large part of the contents of the building was saved, but the loss, nevertheless amounts to quite a sum, The build ing was owned by John Barry and the