Mohave County miner., 1908-06-20

John F. Tomlinson has gone to the seashore for few weeks outing.
 Miss Nina Jones of Flagstaff, is vis- iting Miss Alta Hubbs this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Wells were in Kingman Wednesday from the Treas ure Hill mines.
 There was born to MT. and Mrs. J, F. Miller, of Blackberry, on June 18th, baby girl.
 Mrs Lola Snowden and mother, Mrs. Cornell, have been spending the week at the Grand Canyon.
 Dr. W. E. Sauls departed last Mon- day evening to his old home in Ne braska and other eastern points.
 E. B. Van Deman returned Tuesday last from the Weaver district, where he is interested in mines.
 H. Amos Perkins, of the Southern California Dev. Co.,, of Searchlight, is taking an active interest in Goldilat.
 Charles Metcalfe contemplates a trip to Wallapai mountains, where he is interested in some big mining prop critics.
 George Priest departed to Salt Lake City few days ago, where he will spend month or two taking in the sights of the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jordan and Miss Minnie Sawyer visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Wells at the Treasure Hill mine Sunday last.
 Mrs. M. E. Cohenour and son Fred have rented their cattle ranch and last week removed to Kingman, where 1 they will in future reside. H. H. Watkins has gone to Santa Monica, where his daughter Vida graduates from the high school. He will return Sunday or Monday.
 k. T, Garner visited his mines in the Wallapai mountains the first of this | week and brought back with him some fine samples of lead and copper ores Morgan Jones, foreman of the San Francisco mine, came up from that property few days ago and has gone out to Mays Well to visit with his mother.
 Mrs. J. H. Hutchinson and son arriv- ed from Seattle last Monday and have gone to the Expansion mines. Mr. | Hutchinson is interested in the Expansion property.
 Miss Florence Frost was graduated | from the California State Normal school at Oakland last week. Miss Frost will enter the University and | take up other courses of study, begin ming next September.
 D. c. Williamson is in from the Wallapai mountains, where he and | partner have been prospecting the past month. He believes they have some good locations and are prepared to do the title work on them.
 Everybody should join in a general cleanup of the streets and put them in presentable shape for the Fourth of July. At that time there will be a number of visitors in town and King man should present her best appear ance.
 So far the newspapers of Kingman have no knowledge of any program be- ing arranged for the Fourth of July celebration. It is possible that the celebration is to be in the nature of a surprise party to be sprung on the people in gladsome way.
 s. A. Tyler came in from Los An geles last Monday and departed Thurs day to Mineral Park, where he is in- terested in a group of mines. Mr. Ty- Ter recently sold the Gold Eagle group of mines to company represented hy F. P. Andreas. He is also the owner of hotel property in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. w. A. Mensch, accompanied by several of her children, came in from the Enterprise mine last Wednes- day, her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Wbeelock, leaving the same evening for Searchlght where her husband