Mohave County miner., 1908-05-09

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 Frank Russell, farmer of the big Sandy, is in Kingman on business.
 Miss Nellie Hutchinson, of Expansion Gold mining camp, is visiting friends in Kingman.
 Mrs. Lallah Woods, of Needles, spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Potts.
 Mrs. S. T. Elliott leaves this even, ing for Williams where she will visit with relates for few days.
 George Warren, who has been on the sick list for few days, has gone into Los Angeles for a two or three weeks vacation.
 The Misses Alta and Veda Clack, accompanied by their uncle, w. w. Clack, departed to San Francisco last Sunday evening.
 The w. c. Y. U. will hold an open meeting at the church Monday even- ing. There will be recitations and music. All are invited.
 l.. M. Teale returned from Los An geles the first of the week, having talk en in the fleet celebrations in the Cal ifornia southland.
 c. T. Hutchison and Frank J. Murphy are in from the Expansion gold camp. MT. Murphy is preparing to leave for the wilds of Alaska.
 John B. Hall this week passed through Kingman on his way from Chloride to Phenix, where he will be witness againt two horse thieves.
 Miss Vina Starkey came to Kingman from the Grass Springs ranch last Thursday evening and departs this evening to Los Angeles, where she will remain few weeks.
 Mrs. Agnes Dale, of London, On tario. arrived in -Kipgman the first of the week and is visiting with Mir. and Mrs. S. T. Elliott. She will probably spend the summer in Arizona.
 E. M. Carrow came up from his ranch on the big Sandy the first of the week. He reports his orange trees doing nicely and believes that orange culture will become one of the indus tries of the Big Sandy.
 Fen s. Hidreth, who was suspended from the office of Receiver of the Phenix land office last week, was rein stated few days ago on telegraphic orders from the It T O. department.
 J. M. Farley and force of men is clearing out the alley in the rear o the MINER office. It is probable tha, the alley will be opened from Fourth to Fifth street, only few more fences to be torn out to complete the opening
 J. s. Kolar, John Hamilton, w. J. Roe, Fred Brawn, Fred Coolidge and Chris Larson departed last Sunday to San Francisco, where they will have the time of their lives. They will take in the great celebration in honor of the appearance of the fleet in the Golden Gate.
 Deputy Sheriff Gideon last evening arrested two young men by the names of Smith and Karls, on a telegraphic warrant from Sheriff Hayden, of Mari copa county. The young men are charged with felong, having hired a team of horses at Glendale and drove them to Wickenburg, where they left the team and took a train for King man. The owner cf the team follow ed the trail of the men and discovered the team, but had long stable bill to pay. The charge against them is a felony.
 At Trenton, New Jersey, a few days ago, the Consolidated Smelling con- pany was declared bankrupt. It is said that this action will simplify the re- organization of the company and that as soon as the preliminary is complet- ed the new company will start up the big shelter at Humboldt. It is not known what result the bankruptcy proceeding will have on the matter of the liquidation of claims for ores pur- chased by the old company before its .olanSa prO6ucarS in this ooupt II