Mohave County miner., 1908-07-25

Mrs. Will P. Vestal has gone to Red lands, where she will visit with her mother for few weeks.
 R. J. Smith has completed new residence on lots in the rear of the Emerson residence.
 Mrs. Thomas Devine and children have gone to the seashore for a much needed outing.
 w. R. Dobson has sold out his teams at Chloride and intends to go into some other branch of business.
 Potts, Hogan and Kimmerly have bonded their mining property near Thumb Butte to Los Angeles men.
 Thomas Cannon and family have gone to Pioche, Nevada, where they will probably take up their residence.
 The following letters remain un. called for in the Kingman postoffice: Baxter Earnhart, Miss Sara R. Sees gome.
 James Uncapher, owner of num- Der of rich mines in the Mineral Park section, is in town looking after busi. ness matters.
 Mrs. Kean St. Charles and the chil- dren departed last Wednesday evening to Los Angeles, where they will spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Ware and chil- dren departed Thursday evening to Ocean Park where they will spend a couple of weeks.
 O. D. M. Gaddis and Mr. Gibson, a | mining man of Denver, went out to Stockton Hill this morning to look at some mining property.
 George w. Miller, who was injured by the bursting of his rifle last week, i is in Kingman. He will carry scar through life as a mernento of the ac- cident.
 w. c. Merry, of Cedar, has qualified as postmaster at that place. It is un- derstood that the postoffce hereafter will be at the San Francisco mine, where larger population will be ben etitted by the establishment of the postoffice.
 T. J. Purdy and wife came up from the San Francisco mine last Thursday evening. Mrs. Purdy departed yes- terday to her home in the east, where she will visit during the hot months. MT. Purdy went back to the mines on the evening train.
 Lew Stirzel has gone to Wallapai mountains, where he is looking after work on number of properties owned by T. R. Garnier and others, of Los Angeles. So far the mines are show ing up well and under the manage ment of MT. Stirzel are sure to make a record showing.
 Lovin & Withers have purchased the property on the corner of Fourth and Beale streets from c. A. Wanger, of Berkely. The price paid for the prop erty is not stated. It is understood that Messrs. Lovin & Withers contem- plate the erection of a handsome store building on the lots. { Arthur Mcguire, chief engineer of the Clark road, visited Wednesday at the home of his mother and sisters i south of town. He departed to Gold field Wednesday, where he maintains his office. MT. Mcguire has been mak- ing preliminary survey for line from some place in Utah across the Colorado river by way of Flagstaff to T Jerome and leaves corps of engineers . in the field working out the low points on the proposed line. Mr. Mcguire is Mohave county boy and the people Of kingman are proud of his success. V Last Thursday evening two thou. i sand feet of track was washed out on : the Santa Fe at Audley station west of Seligman. The water rushed down on the place sweeping all before if. r The water almost carried away the r section house. A train was made m T in Kingman and carried track men from every section east of this place to Audley, the water being still seven fAAk l. |