Mohave County miner., 1909-05-01

At the Box social in the church last Thursday evening over 65$ was realized for the church.
 T. E. McClelland has gone to San Bernardino, where he is engaged in legal business.
 The preliminary examination of w. P. Byrne brought quite number of people over from Goldroad and Oat- man this week.
 G. l.. Kile and wife left this morn- ing for Peach Springs where Mir. Kile will act as agent of the railroad con- pany at that place.
 H. l.. Underwood departed this morning to Goldroad, where he will enter the employ of the Goldroad M. x E. company.
 w. E. Moroney, District Attorney, and T. E. McClelland, assistant Dis tIlCU hptoihCy o pi olSooioidl visit to Oatman and Goldroad this week.
 O. B. Amsden, accompanied by his children and sister, was in Kingman from the Goldbug mines this week, at- tending to important matters for his company.
 P. McCardell. the we'll known civil and mining engineer, returned from the mines of the True Blue Mining company, at Layne Springs, yesterday, having made survey of the property for patent.
 Alfred I. Conkey. of Chloride, has resigned as Just ce of the Peace of that precinct. Mr. Conkey has been a good officer and his resignation is re- gretted by the good people of that place.
 The capacity of the City Ice Plant is being increased and many improve ments are contemplated. With the betterments in view the plant will be able to take care of all the ice business of this part of the country.
 The Epworth League will give market n the room vacated by I. M. George, on Fourth street, next Satur- day, May 8, from o'clock until 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The ladies will sell all the good things eatable, inclusive of pies, cakes, and other pas tries.
 G. S. Haskin and Walter Brown have purchased the cattle and ranch of John l.. Munds, near Seligman, and MT. Haskin has gone to that place to take over the chattels. ME Haskin is one of the best cowmen in the territory and he and Mir. Brown are sure to make big success of the undertaking.
 Miss Edith Campbell, we'll known in Kingman, is now leading lady in one of the big theatrical attractions of New York City. The critics give her high praise. She is a daughter of the late Judge Campbell of Phenix, and granddaughter of Jose Jeris, discover CT of Goldroad.
 The Odd Fellows anniversary ball, at Elks Hall, last Monday evening, was one of the enjoyable affairs that Kingman lodges are noted for. Peo- pie from all over the county and along the line of the Santa Fe as far east as Ash Fork and west to Needles were there, and all appeared to enjoy them selves to the limit.
 l. M. George notifies his many custo- mers in and around Kingman that he will supply the trade from his new Market beginning Monday morning next, May 3. Even if you are not a lstomer, come in and see the wonder full cooling rooms, coldstorage and other rooms for handling meats and meat products. It is one of the finest in the United States and the first one in use in Arizona.
 The new motor car of the Santa Fe, which is used by some of the local officers, was smashed up at Peach Springs last Thursday, by west bound passenger train. The driver had run onto passing track and fail- ed to close the switch and the train crashed into the car while running at high speed. The occupants of the car