Mohave County miner., 1909-08-14

$. T. Elliott was Los Angeles wis itor this week, where he looked after business.
 D. T. Price, bookkeeper for Lovin & Withers, has gone to San Diego on a pleasure trip.
 Harvey Hubbs, of Yucca, has been visiting with his family in Kingman several days this week.
 Mrs. J. R. Livingston of Chloride, has been visiting with friends in King man the past few days.
 Mrs. J. s. Withers and children are visiting with Mrs. Ida Crozier, at Crozier ranch, the past week.
 w. K. Ridenour, manager for Lovin & Withers at Oatman, has gone to coast points for vacation.
 J. M. Little, owner of group of claims in the Wright Creek section, was in Kingman yesterday.
 Dr. w. K. Sauls is quite ill at the Pacific hospital in Los Angeles, but is reported to be in no danger.
 Miss Elizabeth Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williams, of the Big Sandy, is visiting with friends in Kingman.
 P. McCardell, the we'll known min- eral surveyor, has gone to San Fran cisco district to make survey of min- ing claims for patent.
 Miss Tessie Clark, who has been do- ing stenographic work for Prof. Con- rard, at Flagstaff, returned home last Tuesday evening.
 Jack Porter and wife, Mrs. Thomas Cannon and Mrs. Sims have gone to San Diego, where they will enjoy tn emselves few weeks.
 John Boyle, jr., and wife returned f 'om Los Angeles last Tuesday morn- ing, having spent few weeks pleas antly at the coast watering places.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins and daughter, the Misses Zoa and Veda, departed last Tuesday evening to Seattle, where they will take in the exposition.
 Mrs. Henry Lovin and mother, Mrs. w. J. Roe, returned last Sunday from Long Beach, where they have been enjoying the ocean breezes the past two months.
 Dr. H. l.. Carpenter, physician of the Gold Road M. X E. Company, passed through Kingman on his way to the mines from visit to the coast, Thursday.
 George Priest arrived from Salt Lake City few days ago and has been engaged by the Beale Barber shop. Mir. Priest was formerly resi-. dent of Kingman.
 J. L. Phillips and wife and O. P. Posey came in from Los Angeles Sun- day last and went out to the Gold Road mines, where they inspected that prop erty, Mrs. Phillips returning to Los Angeles yesterday.
 J. C. Boutwell,, of Union Pass, was brought into Kingman few days ago quite i'll. Mir. Rothwell has been pros- pecting in that section the past several years and is we'll known to the people. who hope for his speedy recovery.
 Ralph J. Bulkely arrived from Kan sas few days ago and was met in Kingman by Mrs. Bulkely and went o1 to the ranch on the Big Sandy. MT. Bulkely has been looking after important business matters during the past month.
 R. O. Robinson, of the Arizona Gen. tral Bank at Flagstaff, is in charge of the Kingman branch of that institu- tion during the absence of H. H. Wat kins. Mir. Robinson is we'll known and has many friends in Kingman who are always pleased to have him with us.
 Miss Amy Cornwall came in from Prescott last Monday evening and was met in Kingman by her father, Hon. A. Cornwall and went down to the old homestead on the Big Sandy Thursday last. The young people gave the young lady a pleasant evening at the home of