Mohave County miner., 1908-10-10

Mrs. F. w. Phillips and children, O Blackberry, were in Kingman Thurs day last,
 George Warren left Wednesday for Los Angeles where he will remain two weeks.
 Mrs. Sewell, of San Francisco, is visiting with her brother, A Yer Mehr, in Kingman.
 M. Force and wife are at Seligman. where Mr. Force is looking after bus mess interests of Henry Lovin.
 Mrs c. J. Cross came in from her home in San Diego yesterday and is getting her property here in shape to rent.
 Mrs. Sauls, mother of Dr. w. E. Sauls, arrived from her home in Me- braska last Thursday evening and will probably remain here for the winter.
 Mrs. l.. Amundsen, of Williams, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. s. T. FL liott. The recent fire at Williams burned out the store of Babbitt Bros, in which MT. Amundsen was inter- ested.
 M. G. Burns, who represented this county some years ago in the legslat- i've council, has been nominated by the democrats for the same office in Yav- apai county. Burns is hustler and will succeed in any country.
 Harry F. Williams, an old time tele- graph operator, came in from Los An gees the first of the week and will re- main with us. Harry is an electrician and it is probable that he will wire the town for the new light and power company.
 Judge J. R. Russell departed last Thursday night to the eastern sea- board, where he will visit with rela- tlves and old time friends. He will be gone about six weeks. This will be his first visit to the old home in more than twenty years. The Sheriff's office is securing the country in search of grand and trial jurors for the ensuing term of court, which meets in Kingman on the 18th | of this month. There are few cases for the grand jury, but large number of civil cases are on the docket.
 Frank Quinn, J. w. Quinn, A. M. 1 Green and Thomas Devine returned | last Saturday from Wallapai mountain, where they spent the week hunting. Although they did not meet any large game they had a big time bagging the smaller game animals.
 Dr. A. E. Ealy and family are pre- pairing to go to Escondido, California, where they will in future reside. Dr.. Ealy and family have been residents of this county fifteen years and the people of Kingman regret exceedingly to lose them from among their num- Der. May they have the best of luck in their new home.
 Registration closes next Tuesday. See that your name is on the Great Register of the county if you want to exercise the right of suffrage at the polls next November. Good govern ment is only maintained by the people doing their duty, and that duty re-
 
 quires the exercise of the elective franchise by the good citizen.
 You can shoot quail next Thursday, the fifteenth of October, without fear of the game warden. Quail in this vicinity are plentiful, but the hunter must remember that days bag of game is limited by law. The game hog is liable to get caught up by the careful hunter who believes in protecting game birds for future years.
 G. R. Gooding and E. J. Goodng and wife returned Wednesday evening from hunting trip to Mount Hope. MT. Gooding succeeded in getting one deer, but reports game scarce in that country owing to the stock men hav- ing covered the country in rounding up horses and cattle recently. They had pleasant time and enjoyed every moment of their trip.
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