Mohave County miner., 1908-11-28

Thanksgiving in Kingman.
 Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, who has been in Los Angeles the past two months, came home the first of the week
 S. w. Toby and wife came in from the Treasure Hill properties to take in the masquerade ball Thursday last.
 R. L. Manship returned last night from visit to the old home in North Carolina.
 Miss Virginia Noi has gone to Wi!- Hams, where she will enter the ser vice of Babbitt Brothers.
 Hon. c. G. Krook came up from his home in the Big Sandy country few days ago and is contemplating settling down in town.
 Frank Padilla, of Cedar, is in King man attending to the details of the sale of his late fathers property and look ing after the probating of the estate A. M. McDuffee, at one time a resi- dent of Chloride, came in from Denver last Monday and went on to Chloride, where he will visit with number oi old friends.
 A. F. Harris purchased the building at Gold Flat formerly used as hotel and Is removing it to Kingman. II will be rebuilt on the Smith lots on Beale street and used for lodgings.
 Mrs. Frankie Kelleher recently re. signed her position with the Indian school at Rice Station, Arizona, and is now with the Truxton Canyon In dian school in this county.
 Snow lies on the Wallapai mountains to a depth of several inches. To the north of us the snow is quite deep, all the mountains of southern Utah being covered with heavy coat of the beau tiful.
 The masquerade ball at Elks Hall, Thursday evening, was one of the besl attended affairs in years. Many hand. some costumes were in evidence and all appeared to be having the time of their lives.
 Dr. J. R. Whiteside has removed from Chloride to Kingman and is fit. ting up offices in the George Building The doctor has many friends in King man that will be pleased to have him among us.
 Mrs. Ida Crozier, Mir. and Mrs. s. F. Crozier and Miss Jetta Grounds came down from Crozier last Thurs day evening to attend the masquerade ball. They were accompanied by Mrs. Frankie Kelleher and Miss Flint, of the Truxton Canyon Indian school
 The county hospital building is nearing completion and work on the other structures will soon be under way. A large force of carpenters are now at work and will have the build ings ready for occupancy sometime aIter the HfSJ or the year.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Bowman, par ents of Mrs, Charles Metcalfe, passed through Kingman Tuesday last on their way to Eddy, New Mexico, where they will visit with daughter. Mir. Metcalfe met them at the train and had a pleasant visit with them while the train stopped here.
 Work is soon to begin on the branch line of railroad from Bouse to the Signal and Planet mines, on the south side of Bill Williams Fork. President Murphy of the Arizona x California road, is soon to go to New York to raise funds for the enterprise. It is also understood that this road may be continued to connection with the Santa Fe on the north as a precaution- ary measure against any encroachment of the Southern Pacific in that field.
 The work of bricking in the big boilers at the power plant is nearing completion and as soon as finished the plant will be rushed to completion. All necessary arrangement for the trans mission of power to the camps to the southwest of us have been made and the pole lines and stringing of wire will be but the work of a few weeks. Hc1o c. Lo ho