Mohave County miner., 1908-02-08

last sunday, VlSlClnS "lVh hihS lnah friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Frost, of Wall apai Springs, were Kingman visitors this week. Dr. w. E. Sauls returned Thursday | last from Los Angeles and other south ern California points.
 Reese M. Ling, the well known Pres colt attorney, was Kingman visitor last Saturday. Elwin F. Tarr of Jerome. visited with his sister, Mrs. G. A. Bonelli, several days this week.
 Thomas F. Hogan departed to Stock ton Hill Thursday last, where he will do considerable work on mining claim.
 Herbert R. Zorn, who has had charge of the Great West mines the past year, was Kingman visitor this week.
 w. B. Campbell, the we'll known mine owner of Cerbat, was in King man few days ago attending to busi- ness matters.
 Will Cook, of Virginia Camp, was a Kingman visitor the first of this week. Mr. Cook is the owner of desirable gold property close to the Colorado river.
 It is reported that G. w. Brown and company will soon erect n big mill in the neighborhood of Boulder Springs. The manufacturers of the mill claim it to be one of the most economical eyer put on the market.
 George w. Miller, the wealthy young cattleman of Lookout ranch, was in Kingman Wednesday last. He and Mrs. Miller are preparing to go to Phenix, where they will spend the balance of the winter.
 Deputies Gideon and Harris brought in from Goldroad today man by the Kurgin, who was shot by Deputy Sher- if Ayers yesterday, and slightly wound ed. The man was running amuck Tn the town when overtaken by the officer. The man is supposed to be insane.
 Sheriff Walter Brown and c. S. Haskin returned Wednesday last from an extended trip through Nevada and Utah. They visited Searchlight, Las Vegas, Ely, and then on to Salt Lake City. They report many old Mohave people doing well in the Nevads camps.
 The Mulligan-Thompson building on Front street, has reached the sec ond story and the work of laying aool joists is now under way. Concrete lintels have been put in over the doors and windows. The building is to have cut stone front and will be one O the handsomest business blocks in thu town.
 The H. H. Watkins drugstore, in tn, new Luthy block, has been treated t new floor, handsome plate glas front, and has been otherwise improv ed. The store, when all contemplate improvements have been made, vii be one of the handsomest in the south west. The finishing touches are bein put on the other buildings and thi coming week will see their completion
 J. B. Hall, who has ranch. on tn Colorado river, near Cottonwood I. land, was called to Phenix last wee to testify in the cause of the Territor of Arizona against John Fisher an Joe Davis, who were arrested her some time ago by the sheriff's offic on charge of horse stealing. Mi Hall traded for one of the stolen horse and it is largely on his testimony ths the Phenix officers expect to convi( the two men. Mir. Hall returned fro the capital City last night.
 The sale of the Tawa mines did n' take place under execution, as adve tised, the company having obtained g order from Judge Sloan estopping u sheriff from making the sale. TT matter will now be fought over in u federal court at Prescott. The COT pany has been operating under