Mohave County miner., 1908-04-18

Fifty cases of pneumonia are report ed from Bisbee.
 Elmer E. Strohm has purchased the residence of Fred w. Morrison on Pine street.
 I. D. Hilty, who was so seriously i'll the past few days, is reported to be improving this morning.
 F. N. Alexander, who is interested in the Gold Eagle group of mines, was in town from the properties this week. L. M. Teale departed to Los Ange- les Thursday last and will take look at the big warships as they steam into the harbor of Los Angeles.
 Tomorrow is Easter and Rev. Farr will hold services at the church at II a. m. There will be songs and reel tations by the children in the evening"
 Quite a number of Chloride people passed through Kingman Thursday last on their way to Los Angeles, where they will view the big fleet of war vessels.
 Capt. Ella Ellis, of the Bakersfield division of the Salvation Army, is in Kingman soliciting funds for the Army. She is we'll known here and is always welcomed by the people.
 Mesdames L. V. Snyder and A. F. Harris will leave tonight for Phenix, where they will attend the meeting of the grand lodge of Rebekahs, which meets in the capital city next Monday. Mir. Crafts, who has been shipping ore from his lead property at Chlo- ride, was in Kingman Thursday last. His mine is one of the best in the Chloride section, being large pro- ducer of ore during the year.
 The Tarr & McComb building is al- most completed, only few castings to be put in and interior doors to be hung before it is ready for occupancy It will be one of the most commodious office buildings in the town.
 Mrs. J. F. Withers has gone to Los Angeles, where she will await her husband and the two will go on to San Francisco about the first of May, and later to Mr. Wither's old home in Alabama, where they will visit some time.
 Never in the history of fruit raising in this county have the trees been so heavy with fruit as at present. Some of the peach trees are masses of fruit and the orchards will have to be worked over several times to get them down to a proper bearing basis.
 Eugene Brady O'Neil, who is mak- ing a preconvention run for Mark Smiths place in congress, was in Kingman Sunday last. He failed to show up to any great extent around town, but it is understood that he saw some of the faithful who have promis- ed to give him Mohave county at the proper time. The stunt may be one of the events of the season.
 J. P. Gideon returned this morning from Yuma and San Diego. At Yuma he delivered three prisoners to the penitentiary and then ir company of A. F. Harris went to San Diego, where they visited the big fleet and enjoyed the sights of the City of Bay'n Cli- mate. He says that the crowd was too great to be handled by city the size of San Diego.
 Leonard Hoffman returned yester- day from the Crow Canyon mines. He reports that the shaft on the prop erty has reached depth of ITO feet and that 8 station is being cut and crosscutting of the vein will be under- taken at once. Following this drifting o1 the vein will be in order. The vein shows good copper values where the drift runs through it on the 70 foot level.
 The Ladies' Aid Society gave ba- zaar and supper in the north room of the Luthy block last Tuesday after. noon, from which 140$ was realized over and above all expenses. The fund is to be used in papering and