Mohave County miner., 1909-10-16
Miss Nina Uncapher was visiting in Kingman this week.

Mrs. Ralph Bulkley came in from the coast on Mondays train.
 Harry Clark, foreman of the Tom Reed mine, was in town Monday.
 S. S. Jones, superintendent of the Tom Reed mine, was here this week.
 Wm. H. Cook is here to serve as juryman. Mrs. Cook accompanied him.
 Rev. Ocheltree will hold his first services in the M. E. church tomor- row evening at 7:30. All are invited. ,Dr. Cook of Chicago is becoming ir- terested with Frank Buchanan in Gold Flat, and will do some extensive work in that camp.
 o. B. Amsden, general manager of the Goldbug Mining Co.,, returned from a three weeks trip to Chicago Wednesday.
 O. F. Hutchinson, brother of c. J. Hutchinson of the Expansion mine, and who has interests in the property, is here.
 The two young sisters of Mrs. Chess Carpenter, accompanied by friend from Winslow, have been visiting her. They returned home Tuesday.
 Mrs. George Warren has returned eli fn mother, Mrs. Cornell, accompanied her and will remain several months.
 G. Gibson returned from Denver this week and immediately proceeded to the Hillside group of mines at Stock ton Hill where he will do extensive work.
 Mrs. Conception Gross and family desire to thank the kind friends at Kingman and Chloride who preferred their assistance in their recent be- reavement.
 Mrs. Fred c. Shaw, wife of Manager Shaw of the Harvey House, returned from a visit of several months dura- tion with her family at Kansas City, Wednesday.
 So great has become the roller skat- ing craze that Manager Carpenter, of the Happy Hour Theater, will enlarge his building by adding 20 feet on the side, the present building being too small to accommodate the patrons. of this county, is very sick in San Bernardino. It was found necessary to amputate his leg and he was to have been taken to Los Angeles for that purpose. His sister, Mrs. Harvey Hubbs, is with him.
 The gravel pit at Blackberry is be- ing operated on large scale, afford ing work to quite number of men. Two immense steam shovels are fill ing the cars with this ballasting ma terial and train loads are sent out con- stantly to be distributed along the line of the railroad.
 A party from Oshkosh, Wis.,, consist ing of Leo Haben, his brother Andrew Haben, and mother, Mrs. Matilda N. Haben, left Thursday with T. J. Grant for the Music Mountains where they will inspect the mines of that locality. MT. Leo aaben was formerly a news ,,apap TT, n i,, Cc;nnla CraoL Colonol lo All are enamored with the salubrous climate of Kingman and may decide to remain in this county.
 Jas. Parke of Seattle, who is large stockholder in the Expansion Gold Mines Go , is here looking over the holdings of this corporation. Miss Parke, his daughter, accompanied him. MT. Parke is an architect of note in the state of Washington and made the plans for the new City Hall in Seattle. He is very enthusiastic over the mines of the company in which he is interested and is highly pleased with his trip into the great gold belt.
 Those interested in circulating the petition to the board of supervisors, asking that an election be called to determine if the liquor business shall be suppressed, held meeting Thurs day evening and determined that writ of mandamus be prepared and served on the board compelling them to call the election. It is understood