Mohave County miner., 1909-11-06
w. k. Frost and wife, of Wallapai Springs, are visiting in Kingman.

The trustees of the M. k. churcl
 are preparing to build parsonas
 near the church.
 The Carter mine continues to show
 up we'll, the recent strike improvins
 with every foot of development.
 Judge w. G. Blakely departed tt
 Los Angeles and San Bernardino las
 Sunday evening, where he is lookins
 after important legal matters.
 Attorney w. E. Ginder returned from Los Angeles and San Diego few
 days ago, having looked after lega
 matters during his absence.
 Carr, Davis and Nelson are this week receiving their first consignment ot sheep, and are preparing to dispose ot their entire holdings of cattle and turn their iange entirely over to the gro wing of sheep.
 Eli Hilty, superintendent of the Ruth Mining company, was in from that property this week. Mr. Hilty believes the Ruth to be one of the best properties in the Silver Creek sec tion.
 D. T. Price, H. F. Williams and John Hamilton will leave tomorrow for Phenix, where they will represent Kingman lodge of Pythians at the session of the grand lodge, which con- venes in the Capital city next Monday
 w. O. Ruggles, we'll known min ing man, who was a resident of this county few years ago, came in from Los Angeles last Monday. Mr. Rug gles is surprised with the advance in mining that has been made in this county the past two years and believes it has wonderful future.
 S. R. Davis and Peter White have gone to the Tyro mines, where they will do the assessment work for the year 1909. The Tyro is one of the big properties of the Union Pass section and will undoubtedly be brought into the producing class when the neces- sary caapital is found to operate it.
 Dr. J. R. Whiteside and J. H. Rosenberg have been hard at work getting up mineral display for the Phenix Fair. They have shipped about two tons of ore by freight and will take all the fine specimens with them tomorrow. The rich specimens loaned to the com missioners will be displayed in special cases and will be under the personal care of Messrs. Whiteside and Rosenberg.
 Mrs. Lillian McMahon and Dr. H. K. Marshall were united in marriage at Prescott few days ago. After the wedding the happy couple departed by train to San Francisco, whence they will go to Manila, P. l., where Dr. Marshall will be stationed for some time. Dr. Marshall is an officer in the regular army. Mrs. Marshalls many friends in this county wish her success in her new life.
 It now looks as though Stockton Hill | will be one of the liveliest sections of | Mohave county the coming year. | Practically all the mines in that sec tion have been taken over by the bic mining corporations and work will be commenced on them by the first of January. Those who are fortunate enough to hold on their mines will un- doubtedly profit by the entry of the new company and may realize good figures for the properties in the near future.
 We were fortunate last night in wit messing one of the pictures to be run tonight at Elks Opera House-The Be- witched Manor House. It is indeed worth going far to see and those that view it tonight will get far more than their moneys worth. Tomorrow night the picture-The Glories of Sunset- will impress everyone that sees it. It Is one of the most gorgeously beautiful pictures ever made for motion ma. chine. It shows the evening sun go- ing down in a magnificent setting of cloud and sea and sky, the halo and spears of light as they break out across the sky, the grey deepening shadows, the flashes and scintillations of light, hat pllduallv UrOW into deanar n;rb,