Mohave County miner., 1908-10-17

Mrs. A. E. Ware has gone to Lo Angeles on visit of week witt friends.
 Rev. F. c. Farr and family left fol Needles last Wednesday where the, will be stationed the coming year.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Ayers came ir from San Francisco on Thursda, nights train and will visit in thi. county for some time.
 J. E. Perry has purchased from Mrs l.. V. Snyder her residence on the cor ner of Third and Beale streets, ir Kingman.
 Rev. Oakes will hold services at the M. E. church tomorrow morning at II o'clock and at 7:30 in the evening. All are invited.
 Dr. J. R. Whitesides came oyer from Chloride last Thursday afternoc n to arrange for his removal to King man about the first of December.
 Mrs. E. A. Cornell died in San Diego few days ago. She had been very ill the past six months. She had many friends in this part of the coun- try who will regret to learn of her de- mise.
 The season for quail and other game birds opened on the fifteenth of this month and the boys are taking advan- re of the liberty the law accords them in the killing of quite large bags. Thomas Brobant went over to the Victor camp early this week to make some needed repairs to the machinery of the mining company, after which he went down to the river on a short duck hunting trip.
 Al. Moody, one of the best known conductors on the Needles-Los Angeles division of the Santa Fe, died at his home in Los Angeles last week of par alysis. Genial, wholesouled Al. Moody will be missed by hundreds of friends and acquaintances all over Arizona and California.
 Court will be in session next week. While there will be but few criminal cases tried the docket of civil cases is very large. Divorce cases help to en- large the docket largely, although there are number of important cases that may take up the time of the court for several days.
 This week W. E. Frost rented his big band of goats to Frank Russell of the Big Sandy. Shearing is now in progress and as soon as completed Mr. Russell will remove the herds to his range in the Sandy country. As goats do not interfere with the ranges, their feed being shrubs and brush there will be no interference with the cattle men of the south part of the county.
 Owing to business reasons George H. Taylor this week declined the re- publican nomination of Recorder and the committee at once nominated E. J. Gooding in his stead. Mr. Gooding has accepted the nomination, but will make no canvass of the county for the office. MT. Gooding is one of the pop- ular young men of Kingman and has the ability to fill any office to which he may be chosen.
 A. F. Harris has sold the cattle be- longing to the estate of the late James A. Smith to J. L. Nelson, of Peach Springs, delivery having been made this week. He also sold to David Kayser, of Blackberry, all the cattle in his own brands. Mr. Harris is get ting out of the stock business on ac- count of the encroachment of sheep men on the ranges of northern Ari- zona.
 c. J, Callahan, and his associate Nash, in the Bullfrog mine deal, were held to the grand jury by Los An geles judge the other day, on charge of uttering false statements in pros- pectus by which investors in the mine were defrauded of their money. In the examination Santa Monica as saver testified that he had made assays of samples from the mines and obtained