Mohave County miner., 1908-03-28

John bowman, superintendent of the Harvey dairy at Peach Springs, is quite ill at the Harvey House in King man, with an attack of erysipelas.
 Henry Rlevin was bitten on one fin ger by a rattlesnake, at Chloride, yes terday. He is suffering little from the bite and it is thought that he will re- cover.
 Rev. Oakes closed his services at the church last Monday evening and left Tuesday for Winslow, where he will hold series of meetings. Mir. Oakes made many friends while in Kingman.
 Charles H. Akers and Judge w. G. Blakely are looking over the Gold Flat mines today. Judge Blakely is inter- ested in number of mines in that section and has strong faith in their richness.
 Report from San Jacinto is that I. D. Hilty, who has been taking treat ment for rheumatism, is getting along quite we'll. His many friends in King man hope to see him home again en- tirely recovered.
 An effort is being made fer the re- moval of the postoffice from Vivian to more central part of that mining section. By some it is suggested that it be placed at the Victor mine and by others at the Tom Reed.
 Mrs. Florence Kiessig, of San Diego, and her two babies, arrived in King man Wednesday last and has gone to the Enterprise mines, where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Mensch, for some time.
 The school election today is arous- ing some interest in Kingman. It has been years since the people of the town were interested to small degree in the selection of a trustee, but the fight between Kean St. Charles and l.. Hoffman promises to be of in- terest.
 Thomas Roy and Miss Stella Wilkins were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents, at Mays We'll, last Sunday afternoon, Rev. w. G. Blakely performing the ceremony. The young couple are we'll and favor- ably known to the people of Kingman and all wish them long and prosper ous welded life. They departed to Prescott Mond,y last, where they will reside.
 J. D. Mouat, wife and son, came in from White Hills few days ago and left Wednesday for Los Angeles. They intend to visit the Pacific coast and return to their home in Detroit. Mr. Mouat is interested in mining prop erty in the Gold Basin section, upon which considerable work has been done. It is probable that he will later return to this county and continue his explorations. He is brother of post master I. M. Mouat, of White Hills.
 This week J. w. Emerson disposed of his undertaking business in King man to Walter Castell and c. R. Van Marter. Mr. Van Marter has been in charge of the business the past two years. The new firm is so we'll known to the people of Kingman that it is unnecessary for us to introduce them to the public. Mir. Emerson is still p operty owner in the town and be- neves it will be one of the most i'm portant cities in northern Arizona in the years to come.
 E. M. Bowen, accompanied by F. A. Wright, we'll known mining man. of Los Angeles, arrived in kingman Wednesday last and are looking over the mining field of the county. Mr.. Wright is interested in shelter and is here for the purpose of looking over the ground with view to erecting a plant of one hundred tons capacity in Kingman. He already has the plant and is anxious to find the right place for it's erection. As the mines of this county are capable of producing a large tonnage of lead ores we see no reason why Kingman would not be the central point for plant of this char acter. The gentlemen went out to Stockton Hill Thursday and looked