Mohave County miner., 1909-07-03

With relatives, are home agaln.
 Supervisor McNeely, of Mineral Park, is in Kingman, attending the session of the board of equalization.
 w. B. Stephens, of the Big Sandy, is in town attending to his duties as a member of the board of supervisors.
 McKesson Brothers returned few days ago from prospecting trip into the east part of the county.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Eshom, of Cien- ega ranch, are visiting in Kingman with Mrs. Mary Sweeney.
 Miss Gertie Potts left Thursday evening for Long Beach, Cal, where she will remain for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. T. Elliott will leave today for Williams, where they will visit with relatives until Monday.
 Harry Underwood came in from Goldroad Thursday and will remain in Kingman a few days visiting with friends.
 Many Kingman people have gone to Goldroad, where they will help the good people of that great gold camp celebrate the Fourth of July.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Fancher and children returned this week from a visit to the Windmill ranch on the Big Sandy road.
 Joe Kelso came up from the Gold Cross mines, near Cedar, yesterday and will remain in Kingman until af- ter the second payment is made on the property, which is expected today.
 Fire destroyed large part of the buildings in the town of Parker this week. Among the losers was w. A. Neal, formerly of the Big Sandy, who lost his home in the flames.
 Tom E. McClelland, attorney at law, returned few days ago from visit to Catalena Islands, where he is reported to have caught some of the big fish that abound in those waters.
 William Smith came in from Music Mountain this week with a large num- Der of skins, on which he obtained )unty to the amount of 56$. Among the skins was one of the largest moun- tain lions ever brought to Kingman.
 Walter Harrison had the toes of his left foot crushed by the fall of hook on an 800 pound block, while working below town yesterday. He was brought to town and the injury re- duced.
 Mrs. Ida Crozier was called to Albu. querque last week by the serious ill ness of her daughter, Mrs. R. w. Hunt. Later reports from Albuquer- que are that the sick lady is fast re- covering her health.
 The board of supervisors have been in session the past two days as board of equalization, an adjournment being had last night until the second Monday of this month. The board of super- visors will meet Monday next to allow the usual quarterly budget of bills.
 Stages now run every day in the week to Goldroad and Tom Reed. Heretofore no stage left Kingman on Sunday. It is probable that the pre- sent line of stages will be replaced with line of automobiles and the time between Kingman and the big gold camp cut down to two hours or less.
 Mrs. J. N. Wilson, accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Harris and family, Mrs. Bert Fouche, Mrs. M. Force and Mrs. Grace Fox, departed to Los Angeles Thursday evening. Mrs. Wilson will be placed in hospital for treatment for rheumatism and nervous troubles, with which she has been afflicted the past several years.
 A number of the cattlemen of this county held meeting at the court house yesterday for the purpose of getting together on plan to wipe out the wild animal pests that have been doing much damage on the ranges among young stock. It is possible that county wide association will be