Mohave County miner., 1909-11-27

J. c. Minge, who has been at tn
 Cyplopic mines the past two months
 returned to Kingman last Tuesday
 Miss Charlotte Frost departed Tues
 day morning to Kirkland where sh,
 spent Thanksgiving with her sister
 Mrs. Haslefeldt.
 Fred w. Morrison, former Distric Attorney of this county, but now con ducting lucrative law business 1T Los Angeles, is visiting in Kingman.
 John M, Ross, the well known Pres colt attorney, accompanied by F. M Drescher, mining engineer, arrived last evening in Kingman. The gentle. men are here to look after some i'm portant legal and mining business.
 This week George A. Sowe IFS, with the Mitchell car of J. E. Perry, made the round trip to the Expansion camp in the fast time of two and one-quar- ter hours, and the following day made the round trip to Oatman in three hours. This is going some.
 The Elks Opera House management will open the first of the week with new talent and under the direction of c. J. Anderson. Mr. Anderson is well known to the theater going public of the town and everybody will be pleased to know that he will be again with us
 H. E. Woods, of the Woods Invest ment company, owner of mining prop erty contiguous to the Tom Reed mines, passed through here Thursday last on his way to Los Angeles. Mr. Woods and associates have been doing a large amount of work on the mines getting them in shape for a large out put of ore in the near future.
 w. N. Cummings, of Tucson, and H. T. Sloan, of Philadelphia, passed through here Thursday last on their way to Chloride. Mr. Cummings rep resents the Epes Randolph interests and it is probable that they will find something worth taking over in this part of the territory.
 J. H. Knight, who formerly was in the mercantile business at Vivian, but who has been residing in San Diego the past year or so, is Kingman vis- itor. Mir. Knight has valuable mining interests in the Vivian section and will look after them during his stay in the county.
 Frank Hare came in from Denver few days ago and has gone to the Ce- dar country, where he owns mining in- terests. He reports that this county is attracting attention of Colorado min ing men and that many of the big in- vestors will probably come here dur ing the winter with view to invest ing in mining property.
 The masquerade ball at Elks Opera House last Thursday evening was one, of the most enjoyable affairs that pleasure resort ever witnessed More people were enmasque than ever before in Kingman's history and the crowd was so dense that it was only with difficulty that an entrance to the building could be effected. Prizes for best costumes were awarded as follows: Miss Lulu Harris, first prize; Mrs. J. N. Goodwin, second prize; Harlan Un- derwood, gentlemans prize.
 R. A. Robertson, w. E. Moroney, Judge L. M. Teale and J. S. Withers went to Oatman Thursday morning in the Tarr automobile, where they took in the dance and banquet given by the Elks of the thriving gold camp. They report that the management of the affair outdone themselves in the lavish entertainment of the visitors and that the occasion will long be pleasant memory with them. The. dance was very enjoyable, but the banquet was a combination of all the good things that epicurean taste could suggest.
 O. P. Hart, the Needles dentist, will