Mohave County miner., 1909-05-29


 prise mines for few days.
 J. w. Marshall, the hustling min ing man of Chloride, was in Kingmar several days this week.
 Leasers are still getting good ore ir the Samoan mines, of the Chloride Gold Mining company, at Chloride.
 Mrs. Frank Crozier, of Crozier, ac companied by Miss Winniefred Marks visited in Kingman this week.
 The new concrete walk in front of the new Mulligan-Thompson building, on Front street, has been completed.
 Lee Kayser, the Blackberry mer- chant, was in Kingman the past two days on business connected with min- ing operations.
 George R Gooding has gone to Seattle and many other places of in terest on the Pacific coast on an ex- tended vacation.
 Miss Elenor Dennis, who has been attending young ladies school, at Santa Rosa, returned home Sunday evening last.
 Miss Fannie Sawyer departed this morning to the Big Sandy, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Russell for week or two.
 Gust. Alm and A. G. Alm, of Hack. berry, were Kingman visitors yester- day. The gentlemen have mining property in the country near the Will lows.
 Mrs. Jas. Blakely and daughter Miss Helen, who visited with Judge W. G. Blakely the past month, departed to their home in Jackson, Michigan, last Tuesday morning.
 The school children in the junior departments of the school are to give an entertainment at Elks Hall this evening, to which all the friends of tne ScnOOl are invited.
 Miss Louise Farley returned to Kingman Sunday evening last, from her old home in Jackson, California, where she went two weeks ago with the remains of her beloved mother.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fuhrer wish to express, through the MINER. their gratitude to the many friends that as- sisted them by acts and deeds during the last illness and death of their little child
 The last two days have been the windiest and dustiest of the year. These dusty days are sure to bring suggestions of street oiling, but in Kingman it seems to remain nothing but suggestion.
 Sheriff Brown is on the range near Seligman, looking over his recent cat tie acquisition and the range country toward the Grand Canyon. He and s. G. Haskin are said to have the best range in northern Arizona.
 kingman public school will close for the term next Friday and the exercises will be held in the Elks Hall Saturday evening, June 4. An interesting pro- gram is being prepared in which the children will entertain their friends. Henry Lovin returned last Tuesday from Los Angeles and has gone to Kelvin, where it is expected he will turn over his mercantile business to one of the other mercantile companies. Hereafter he will concentrate all his business in Mohave county.
 Miss Isabelle Blakely of Kingman will be graduated from the Tempe Normal school at the close of this term, with high class honors. In recent issue of the Normal Student, the college paper, she received high praise from the editor for her good school work.
 This week we received invitations to be present at the commencement exercises at the Tempe Normal, North ern Normal, at Flagstaff, and the University of Arizona, at Tucson. These institutions of learning are among the most noteworthy in the southwest and the people of Arizona are proud of them.
 The preaching services at the M. E. church Sunday evening May Roth will