Mohave County miner., 1909-12-04
s. w. Tobey, who has been with Lovin x Withers at Oatman, is vis- ting with friends in Kingman.

ting with friends in Kingman.
 Dr. l.. D. Godshall this week pur chased sixteen lots in the Cohenour addition, upon which he contemplates the erection of residences.
 Bernhardt Anderson, deputy U. s, Marshal, came up from Phenix last Thursday evening and summoned trial and grand jurors for the December session of the U. s. court.
 The circulating library has receive d a new lot of books, and any one desir- ing them can apply to Mrs. c. T, Warren. The books of this library are free to readers.
 Mrs. Mary Ford, of Ackley. Iowa, a sister of the late John $. Kolar, is visiting in Kingman with the family of J. c. Maddux. She will probably remain until settlement of the affairs of the estate is completed.
 J. K. P. Fancher, Henry Bacon, T. P. Duncan and w. O. Ruggles were added to the Elks herd, at the session last evening. A large number of Elks came in from the outlying camps to see some of the candidates perform.
 O. F. Kuencer came in from Los Angeles last Tuesday and has been looking after mining business in the county. MT. Kuencer now maintains an office in Los Angeles, from which point he has been visiting all sections of the country on mining business.
 M. G. Wagner is in Los Angeles making purchase of automobiles for the Kingman- Goldroad- Oatman stage line. The machines will soon be in commission. Mr. Wager also ordered Studebaker ma .hine through o. D. M. Gaddis, the local agent of the con- pany.
 O. D. M. Gaddis, local agent of the Studebaker automobile company, has ordered machines for John Boyle, jr., E. F. Thompson, John F. Withers and himself The machines have already been shipped from the factory and are expected in Kingman any day. These machines are said to be among the best on the market
 Samuel J. Paul, deputy mineral surveyor of Los Angeles, passed through here Thursday last on his way to White Hills, where he will survey group of mines for the Mohaye Gold Silver Mining company, of which c. G. Edwards is the president and general manager. Mir. Edwards ac- companied Mir. Paul to the mines.
 T. E. Pollock, president of the Arizona Central Bank, was united in marriage to Miss Mary M orton at the home of the bride in Iowa Falls, Iowa, last Saturday. Mrs. Pollock is quite well known to number of Kingman people, having formerly taught in the Normal School at Flagstaff. She is very popular in the Skylight City, where the couple in future will reside.
 Thursday last Messrs. Lovin x Withers, through J. c. Maddux, pur- chased the l60 acres of land lying to the east of Kingman, and known as the Cofer addition, the purchase price being 5,500S. It is understood that the level part of these lands will be cut up into lots of 5Oxl25 feet and put on the market.
 w. G. Kelley and Dr.. Hathaway, of Winslow, were Mohave county visit ors this week, looking over their mining property at Cerbat. The gentlemen are much pleased with the activity in the mines of the county and believe they have some of the good properties of the Cerbat section.
 A very large flow of water has been encountered in the lower level head ings of the San Francisco mine, at Cedar. This is the property that gave a phenominal flow of water year ago or so, when the diamond drill was driven into body of water that gave a pressure of ll5 pounds to the square inch and which flowed stream of water to a night of over 600 feet through the shaft. When the source of this water supply is struck the pumps of the San Francisco will have all they can do to take care of it.