Mohave County miner., 1908-07-18
Lovin x Withers have another car of watermelons on ice.

George M. Bowers, returned this week from an outing at Coronado.
 Albert Noli and sisters are enjoying the breezes of the high Wallapais.
 J. S. Withers this week purchased the Bradley residence on Oak street.
 Work is progressing satisfactorily on the Holy Moses mine. near Gold Flat.
 Mrs. Thomas McMahon returned Thursday morning last from Los An geles.
 O. D. M. Gaddis went up to Stockton Hill last Wednesday to look after min- ing interests.
 Miss Josie Carrow departed Tuesday for Los Angeles where she will remain for several weeks.
 Miss Nellie Hutchinson is in from the Expansion camp, guest of Mrs. May Belle Blakely.
 c. R. Van Marter has gone to Fres- no, Cal, where he will visit with his mother for few weeks.
 Several Kingman men have been in Prescott this week serving as jurors in United States court cases.
 J. A. Tarr and wife and Mabel Van Marter leave this evening for trip to Los Angeles and the seacoast.
 Mrs. Ross Blakely returned We'd nesday evening from California where she has been for several weeks.
 J. J. Connolly came up from Needles Wednesday last, having looked after the shipment of ores to the shelter.
 Mrs. Henry Lovin and daughter Fannie departed this week to Califor- mia where they will spend few weeks. Mrs. Harvey Hubbs, Miss Marie Miller, Stanley and Melvin George have joined the colony in the Walla- pal mountains.
 D. T. Price returned from Prescott last Saturday night, having been. grand juror in the U. s. Court, which | has been in session the past ten days. Foster s. Dennis, wife and children, and Alfred Yer Mehr and wife went up to Wallapai mountain last Monday morning, where they will spend few weeks among the pines. Kingman Elks are jubilating over !, the success of Los Angeles in winning the fight for the grand lodge of that order, which will hold it's 1909 session | in the Angel City.
 P. E. Collins went up the road as far as Blackberry Monday last to meet his daughter Laura, who is on her way from Chicago to Los Angeles. He ac- companied the young lady as far west as Needles.
 w. A. L. Tarr, of Manuelito, New Mexico, who is visiting in Kingman with relatives, went out to Cerbat few days ago to look over his mining property, returning to Kingman Thurs day evening.
 John Boyle, Jr., who is managing the Union Basin mining company, was in Kingman several days this week. Mir. Boyle is making big success of this company, shipments of ore being made from the mines daily.
 Ed. Williams was up from his ranch on the Big Sandy this week, and re- turned this morning with a large amount of supplies. Mr. Williams puts in the summer months on his ranch and the winter months in mining and prospecting.
 Ash Fork is said to have had an un- precedented rainfall last Tuesday even- ing, several inches of rain having fall en in one hour. Winslow, however, caught the banner drenching, if the stories told by railroad men and others is to be believed, eight inches of rain having fallen in one hour.
 James Poison came up from the Pyramid mill Thursday last. He re. ports that the weather at the Colorado river has been somewhat torrid the DaSt week the thermOmeter runnipr