Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05

w. B. Campbell, mine owner of Ger
 bat, is in Kingman attending to busi
 ness matters.
 Harry Underwood has returned
 from Goldroad and is now again al
 work in Lovin X Withers store.
 G. w. Beecher returned this week
 from San Francisco, where he left his
 daughters, Gladys and Ruth, in
 school.
 Miss Marie Yer Mehr came in from
 California last Wednesday and will
 visit with her parents for some wee S. | J. D. Jordan, the well known King man mining engineer, is in Los Ange- les attending to important mining business.
 George E. Johnson, of Chloride, re- turned this morning from two weeks visit in California and departed to his home.
 The Ware residence on Oak street is fast approaching completion. It will be one of the handsomest struc- lures in town.
 Fred Carrow, of Stockton, Califor- nia, is visiting with his brother, J. A. Carrow, in Kingman. The brothers had mi mat in many vparS
 A rate of 2.50$ per ton, on 1OO$ ore has been put into effect from Kingman and intermediate points to Needles. This is cutting the old rate in two.
 This office is indebted to Frank Rus sel, of the Big Sandy, for pair of the biggest and most luscious melons ever brough to Kingman. He brought in four horse load of the fruit, which he disposed of to the merchants.
 John Boyle, Jr., has gone to Los An geles on business connected with his mining interests. Mr. Boyle has worked hard to make a success of his mining ventures and his hundreds of friends in this county are pleased to know that he is making good.
 c. G. Krook came up from Owen Wednesday last and received warm greeting from his many Kingman friends. Thursday he departed to Chloride, where he will interview the voters on his candidacy for the demo- cratic nomination for district attorney. ]
 This week F. c. Bonnet announces i his candidacy for the office of Probate Judge of Mohave County. Mr. Bonnet has been a resident of Kingman the past two years and has made many friends. If elected he will give the people an honest, conscientious and administration of the of- flee.
 s. A. Tyler this week received the final payment on his Golden Eagle group of mines and Tuesday last de- parted to Los Angeles. Mr. Tyler is also interested in another group of claims in the vicinity of the Golden Eagle which he expects to dispose of through the Haggott agency.
 A. Stromberg, of Chloride, and Georgia Cole, of Escondido, Cal, were united in marriage at the residence of w. c. Blakely, last Saturday even- ing. Mr. Stromberg is interested in mining in the Chloride section and the happy couple will take up their residence in that little city.
 Mrs. A. L. Hilton returned from Leupp, Arizona, a few days ago, but will return to that place as soon as she can arrange business affairs here. Dr.. Hilton and his good wife, it is to be regretted, have decided to locate in Leupp, where the doctor has entered the employ of Uncle sam, and where he can recuperate his health, which was much impared by attention to his large practice in this county.
 Mrs. O. B. Amsden died at her home in Colorado Springs last week. Mr. Amsden and son were hurrying to her bedside when the end came, the husband arriving at the stricken home four hours after the demise of his faithful wife. Mrs. Amsden resided in the county many years ago and had many warm friends in and around