Mohave County miner., 1908-07-04

Ing to legal matters.
 Thomas McMahon came in iron Stockton Hill last Thursday quite ill
 Miss Anna Cartilage came in frou Prescott Thursday evening and is wis iting with friends.
 A. F. Muter has opened an assay office in the building formerly occu pied by Tarr X McComb.
 Mrs. c. E. Sherman, of Mineral Park is visiting with her sister, Mrs Kean St Charles, in Kingman.
 George Warren returned to King man Thursday last from California, where he spent the past six weeks re- cuperating his health.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Tobey came in from Treasure Hill mine last Wednes- day morning and are going to Los Angeles for months outing.
 w. H. Rogers came in from Stock ton Hill last Wednesday morning and remained in town a few days. He re- ports mining matters at Stockton Hill very quiet.
 Mrs. Ida Crozier returned from Fresno, Cal, last Wednesday evening accompanied by Miss Jette Grounds, who will visit at Crozier for several months.
 James Poison came in from Pyramid last Thursday morning after supplies. He reports the Colorado river at a falling stage, although it was rather high the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Goodwin most en- joyably entertained their young gen. tlemen friends last Tuesday evening with a watermelon party. The boys say they had the time of their lives.
 Mrs. O. F. Kuencer and sons, Wal ter, Wendell and Kenneth, came in from Pasadena few days ago and are spending the 4th in Kingman. They will remain a month with Mr. Kuen- cer at the Golden Gem mine.
 Mrs. J, E. Perry and daughter AL tha returned to Kingman from Long Beach, Cal, where they have been making their home the past year They are glad to return to Kingman and m eet their old friends again.
 Mrs. Caroline Hutchison and daugh- ter Miss Nellie, accompanied by Miss Catherine Parker, of Seattle, Wash ington, departed Wednesday evening t, the Grand Canyon, where they will feast their gaze on the wonders of that mighty gorge.
 The Misses Charlotte and Florence Frost returned from California last Wednesday evening. Miss Florence was graduated from the State Normal school at San Jose. Mr. Frost cam9 in from the ranch Thursday morning and took the young ladies home.
 The board of equalization met last Wednesday and will remain in ses sion some time next week. It is probable that before they get through with the original tax roll they will have brought the assessments of county property close to the two million dollar mark.
 Miss Gertrude Potts was engaged by the Kingman school trustees to telch one of the departments of the Kingman school the ensuing term vice Miss Hayes, resigned. Miss Potts is a native daughter of this county and a graduate of the Tempe Normal school. Her selection for the position meets with the appreciation of the people of the district.
 John F. Withers and wife returned from a two months visit at the old home in Alabama yesterday morning. Mr. Withers says that he is glad to get back to sunny Arizona, and is better satisfied with his lot in the land of Montezuma by reason of his observation covering large section of Uncle Sam's domain.
 This paper has been asked many times regarding the holding of the democratic territorial convention. So far as we know no time has yet been set for the holding of the convention, but it is quite certain that if will ba