Mohave County miner., 1908-04-25

Mrs. John Ware of Chloride, visited relatives in Kingman the first of the week.
 Miss Ramona Rollins, of Phenix, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. s. T. Elliott in Kingman.
 Ross Marshall, of Williams, Arizona, spent the week visiting his aunt, Mrs. $. T. Elliott.
 Henry Lang was a delegate from Kingman lodge of Odd Fellows to the grand lodge, which met in Phenix last Monday.
 w. E. Maroney will soon begin the practice of law in Kingman. Mr. Maroney is a bright young man and should make a success in his chosen profession.
 Mesdames l.. V. Snyder and A. F. Harris returned from Phenix yester- day where they represented Kingman Rebekah lodge in the grand lodge. They report an enjoyable time.
 The K. S. L. s. will give musicale and book reception in the school house on Saturday evening, May ?, at 8 o'clock. An amusing and instructive Book Title Contest" will be leading feature. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Jno. F. Withers visited the Grand c nyon no. u of Williams, this week, and reports that it is one of the most magnificent sights he ever witnessed. He says that the views from the rim of the canyon are beyond the power of the human tongue to portray.
 The town of Yucca is growing. There is one hotel, two saloons, one general merchandise store, one res taurant, blacksmithshop and a general forwarding business. The little town is doing big business, being the sup ply point for Cedar, Signal, McCrack- en and Bill Williams Fork sections.
 Senator J. E. Perry returned We'd nesday last from Tucson and Phenix. At Tucson he represented Mohave county in the republican convention and remained with Gov. Kibbey in his bolt from the arbitrary action of the regular convention. At Phenix he took part in the deliberation of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
 w. J. Prout is having the barns and outhouses removed from the alley be- tween Beale and Front streets. This is step in the right direction and should be followed by having obstruc- tions removed from all the alleys of the town. One property owner has just as much right to the use of an alley as another and free access should be allowed to the rear of all lots in the town.
 Joe Brobant, one of the old eng'- neers of the Santa Fe and we'll known along this division, died in Guaymas, Mexico, last week. In recent years he has been travelling for railroad insurance organization. He leaves a wife and daughter in San Jose, Cal, a brother, Thomas, in Kingman, be- sides several other brothers and sis ters to mourn his loss. Joe was a good fellow and had host of warm friends in this county.
 It will be remembered that a man was killed by train west of Selig- man, last Christmas. It now tram spires that the man was Henry Angle, formerly of Goldroad and Vivian. Mr. Angle had son named John, who now resides at Spokane, Wash. An gle mined in and around Vivian, but at the time that the man was reported killed at Seligman it was thought that he was still in that country. His sor is now making inquiries for him which leads to the mans identity.
 James F. Carter of Goldroad is ir Los Angeles, where he is interested with Ed. Shaw in the manufacture O many serviceable and artistic glas. articles. The company has contrac to make 40,O0O souvenir canes and ha pins, which will be sold in all citie. .lonr+bo oo,vt oc Conua,,;rS of tho ,,;c;