Mohave County miner., 1909-05-08

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 Mrs. C.. R. Gooding is spending a few days In Los Angeles.
 Wilbur Babcock, of Chloride is vis- iting relatives and friends in Kingman.
 George Taylor came in yesterday evening from the Gold Road Red Top mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, of Needles, are spending few weeks in Kingman.
 Tom E. McClelland did successful legal stroke of business at San Bernar- dino last Saturday.
 Miss Bernice Hilty has gone to Mayer, Arizona, where she will spend the summer with her aunt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. George Warren and Miss Fannie Saw yer went out to Goldroad this morning to visit that camp.
 Miss Nina Uncapher arrived in King man few days ago from Pennsylvania and has gone out to Mineral Park to keep house for her brother.
 Mrs. Watkins, who has been visiting her son, H. H. Watkins, the past two months, departed the first of the week for her home at Santa Clara, California.
 Fred Leonard was brought before Anson H. Smith, acting as U. s. Con- missioner, this week, on a charge of selling liquor to Indians and bound over to the U. s. Grand Jury.
 John w. Lane was admitted to prac- tice law in the supreme court of Ari- zona, at the session of that body last week. Mir. Lane is a lawyer of ability and the bar of Arizona will be bene- fitted by his accession.
 The Epworth League will hold a market this evening between the hours of and in the room just vacated by I. M. George. Home made bread, pies and cakes will be on sale. There will also be candy booth.
 Axel Ericson is having we'll drill ed on his lots east of the MINER office. The drillers have reached depth of 150 feet and have forty feet of water. It is expected that the drill will reach l75 feet tonight, where work will stop.
 c. w. Miller has force of men at work in his rock quarry below town getting out ballast for the railroad company. The quarry is equipped with big breaker, sizers and loading machines, and is in shape to send out train load of material daily.
 The ladies of the Kingman Catholic church will give grand ball in Elks Hall this evening to which everybody is invited. The ball is for the benefit of the church. Ice cream and cake will be served. Tickets to the dance are on sale at one dollar per couple.
 Louis Stirzel, who has been manag- ing the properties of the St. Louis Min ing company, at Cerbat, is in town pre- pairing for his trip to the eastern sea- board. It is his intention to go to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Pittsburg, Nou VorL Poctop opd oil ,Iooo, .F note in the east. He will leave here about the 18th of this month.
 Sheriff Walter Brown went over to Prescott last week and arranged with Yavapai county for the care of prison CTS of Mohave county, held on felony charges. Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gideon and Probate Judge l.. M. Teal took Joseph Beck ley, the Chloride shooter, and w. P. Byrne, the Oatman murderer, to Pres colt and lodged them in jail to await the next term of court in Mohave county.
 Joseph Beckley was taken over to Chloride last Saturday, where he had his preliminary examination on a charge of shooting Robert Caldwell. The case for the territory was present. ed by District Attorney Moroney, and the defense was looked after by c. G. Krook. Justice of the Peace Conkey held Beckley to the grand jury in 1O,- 000S bonds, which he failed to give. Caldwell's evidence was pretty much the same as the story told in the MINER of two weeks ago. BeckleY in-