Mohave County miner., 1909-08-28
Mahaue County Miuer, Published Every Saturday,
 By SMITH & SAWYER.


 Miss Alta Hubbs has returned iron Flagstaff where she has been taking special course in the summer school al that place.
 Frank Quinn and wife have returned from California. Mr. Quinn met with an accident on the road and has beer in the hospital for some time.
 Miss Gertrude Potts returned from the coast last Tuesday. She was ac companied by her sister, Mrs. Lallah Dillehut, of Needles.
 Robert Meara of Chloride, was in Kingman a few days ago looking after business matters. He is engaged in rebuilding his business house, recently destroyed by fire.
 Mrs. May Belle Blakely returned from San Francisco last evening. After visiting with friends a few days, she will go on to Tempe, where she holds the position of matron in the Normal school.
 Miners have organized union at the Golconda and surrounding camps aud have their meetings in the old Paymaster bunk house. It is said that the local starts off with good mem bership.
 MT. Stuart, of Santa Rosa, Califo, . mia, is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Isabelle Stuart Dennis, in Kingmap. MT. Stuart intends to visit the Grand Canyon over the Bass trail before. re- turning to his home.
 Mrs. Bertha M. Vaughn, wife of Z F. Vaughn, arrived in Kingman yes- terday from her home in Los Angeles Madame Vaughn is noted signer and will give a recital to the people at some future date.
 Fred w. Morrison stopped over here last Saturday on his way to Winslow, where he looked after important legal matters. MT. Morrison reports that he is doing big business in the law in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Wm. Marshall, of Toronto, Canada. Miss Kathleen Marshall, of Carnegie, Pa., and Ross Marshall, of Williams, Arizona, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Elliott this week. The party is returning from a visit to Pacific coast watering places.
 The Gold Road Red Top mine cut strnger of ore this week that showed up well in the horn spoon. Several of these stringers have so far been en- countered in crossing the big vein and it is thought that good body of ore will be found in driving drift on the vein.
 Rev. H. G. Thurston and wife are assisting Rev. Sims in revival services at the school house every evening. MT. and Mrs. Thurston came here from Phenix to furnish the musical part of the program, Mrs. Thurston being most entertaining vocalist. Everybody is invited to the services.
 Rev. T. R. Ragsdale, who presided over this mission of the M. E. church the past year, departed to his old home in Indiana last Monday, having been called home on account of the serious illness of his wife. Mir. Ragsdale is an earnest worker and we commend him to the good people of any community in which he may find his future field of labor.
 The Happy Hour theater, with its motion picture show, was opened to the public last Wednesday. Chess Carpenter, proprietor of the show, has erected large building, with a seat ing capacity of several hundred people and has an uptodate machine. The projector light is an arc and the ex- hihit is good. The show will undoubt- edly receive the patronage of the pub lie, the performance Wednesday night bringing out crowded house.
 A man was picked up near the rail- road water tank, below McConnico, last week Friday, and brought to the hospital in critical stage of exhaus- tion. He received medical attention and is now fast recovering. The poor fellow was walking through the coun-