Mohave County miner., 1909-10-09

Jas. w. Haas is here from Mineral Park.
 District Court sets on the 18th of this month.
 Mrs. J. P. Gideon paid short visit to Chloride this week.
 w. l.. Masters has removed to San Diego with his family.
 Miss Bessie Kissenger has accepted position with the telephone company and is the new "hello" girl.
 B. Crystel, operator for the Santa Fe at McConnico, has returned with his wife from an eastern trip.
 Hobos bound for the sunny slopes of Southern California to winter are passing along the railroad in gangs.
 Rev. Father c. Vabre came down from Flagstaff Thursday to conduct services at the funeral of Chas Gross.
 Lon Wells was down from the Treasure mine yesterday. The shaft has passed the two hundred foot level.
 Pete Caffery and John Jaminson have gone to some hot springs near Death Valley, where they will get the bene- fit of the healing waters.
 Dr. A. l.. Hilton has returned to Kingman and established an office. AS soon as he can secure residence, Mrs. Hilton will join him.
 A casket was sent to Goldroad yes terday to be used to bury a Mexican laborer, whose name could not be l,arned. He dled in the hospital.
 Judge w. G. Blakely will hold serv- ices for the last time in the M. E. church tomorrcw evening at 7:30. The new pastor expects to be here for the following Sunday.
 The sale recently made by Grounds and Crozier to Sam Sloan, of the Milk weed Springs and cattle, has been de- clared off and Crozier and Grounds have resumed ownership.
 c. R. Van Marter has moved his shoe repairing shop to the new build ing he recently erected, west of the ice plant. He is about to install the latest machinery for sewing and stitch ing and can do any kind of work in his line.
 The pipe for the Santa Fe sewer sy- stem is being unloaded at the depot and will be put in place as fast as a large gang of workmen can excavate the trenches. There are about five car loads of the pipe.
 It is worty of note that the exten- sive painting job on the Mulligan and Thompson building and the repainting of Loyin x Withers store was done by our old established painter, Bob Rosco. He has more work in his line at present than ever before.
 The Castenada we'll, an important watering point on the road from Yucca to the McCracken mine, is in danger of caving. Wednesday, Fred Coolidge and Lew Stirzel went down with ship ment of mine timbers to brace up the shaft and preserve it for public use.
 Lang & Sewers took their picture machine over to Goldroad the fiji st of the week and gave the citizens of that lively camp the first moving picture show, the introduction of electricity making it possible. They had full houses and expect to put another ma chine cut there for permanent use.
 Manager Sewers played neat joke on the entire attendance at the Elks Lodge Friday night. As the members came down from the lodge hall, Sow CTS, who was awaiting his victims, threw open the doors and invited all in. After they had been seated the Good Night" sign was displayed, an- swered by groan as the lodge mem bers filed out with the audience.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Watkins of Les Gatos, Cal, are here visiting MT. Watkins brother, Howard H. Wat kins. Neither of them are strangers in this county, MT. Watkins having been associated with his brother in the drug business in this place and at