Mohave County miner., 1909-07-31
Henry Lovin is in Los Angeles wis. iting with his family.

to Kingman last night, after an ab.
 sence of two months at their old home in Missouri.
 The little girl of MT. and Mrs. Will
 ian Falder died at their home in Flag staff few days ago. The Falders for
 merly resided in Kingman.
 George N. Conard, formerly of this county is mail contractor over in
 Yavapai county and does Uncles Sam's business in a ''buzz" wagon, one of the new low priced wagons having been put on the route.
 Walter E. O'Brien, mill man in the Tom Reed mill, returned from a months outing along the Pacific coast a few days ago. He reports having had the time of his life at the big Elks gathering in Los Angeles.
 Ernest Saloman, who has been min ing in the Boulder Springs section the past two or three years, was remem- bered in his uncle's will to the extent of several thousand dollars. The un- cle died at Frankfort, Germany, few months ago.
 J. w. Morgan, one of the well known mining men of this county, re- turned from Los Angeles yesterday, having spent delightful season by the seashore. Mir. Morgan believes that this coming fall and winter will witness great revival of mining throughout the desert region
 MT. Fowler, well known attorney of Carson City, Nevada, has been at Eldorado Canyon the past week look ing after the interests of the Joseph Wharton heirs in the mines and mills of the camp. It is understood that little will be done on the mines, the the probability being that an attempt will be made to sell the properties.
 George R. Gooding returned Mon- day from an extended trip through the northwest, visiting Seattle, Spokane, Salt Lake City and many other points of interest. It is probable that he will resume his old position as agent at Kingman station. The people of the town want him in that position, as he always gave perfect satisfaction and was one of the most accommodating and painstaking official on the Santa Fe.
 Osman A. Walker, aged 25 years, son of MT. and Mrs. o. E. Walker, of Burns Ranch, died in Kingman last Thursday night. The young man had been brought to Kingman in the last stages of consumption the day before. The body was prepared for shipment by undertaken Van Marter and ship ped to Williamson Valley, Yavapai county, the former home of the Wal kers, for burial Young Walker was graduated from a California college about two years ago, but the close ap-
  health and he gradually failed until death came to his relief
 T. J. Roberson and J. c. Martin, re- presenting the Occidental Life h. surance company, were visitors in Kingman several days this week look ing up business for their company. The Occidental is one of the best con- panies in the west and ought to get a large share of the home business. A large part of the assets of the con- pany is invested in Arizona and New Mexico, where the people investing in the company receive large benefits in return. Mir. Martin, is one of the old time newspaper men of the territory, having been editor of the Arizona Journal-Miner many years.
 John c. Potts, chairman of the board of supervisors of this county, is looking into the subject of road build- ing and believes that Mohave county is in position to enlist the territorial engineer in the laying out and build ing of wagon road from Kingman to Oatman, the territory to contribute the greater part of the money to be By the levy of twenty-five cents on the 1OO$ fund aggregating more than 4,000S would be raised, which would be the basis for road building in the county. Each year the