Mohave County miner., 1909-01-16

Mrs. J. A. Tarr visited with rela- tives in Mineral Park last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. w. D:llehunt, of Needles, spent Sunday last with rela- tives in Kingman.
 There was born to the wife of M. G. Wagner, in Kingman, last Monday morning, a baby girl.
 Frank Hare, owner of excellent min ing property near Cedar and Me Cracken, is in Kingman looking after matters of interest.
 Lovin X Withers are getting their big teams in readiness to begin haul ing the materials for the big dredger from Chloride to the Colorado rlver.
 Mr. and Mrs. Kean St. Charles de- parted to Phenix last Thursday morn- ing. where Mir. St. Charles will take up his legislative duties next Monday.
 J. P. Ryan, Justice of the Peace at Cerbat, was in Kingman yesterday. Mr. Ryan is owner of mining property in the Cerbat gold belt, upon which he has done a large amount of develop ment work.
 The Supreme Court of Arizona, sit ting at PhenIx, this week affirmed the decision of Judge Sloan in the matter of H. w. Kemper against J. w. Ger ritt Kemper sued Gerritt for com mission on sale of the Gro Plata mine and on the trial of the cause obtained judgment for the sum of 50OS. From this judgement Gerritt appealed.
 William Houston, brother of Mrs. R. A. Robertson, died at his home in Visalia last Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson left here last week to be at the bedside of their sick relative and were there when the end came Mr. Houston was a well known lawyer of Tulare county.
 A number of KingInan young men have just returned from trip to the big caves, near the head of Diamond Creek. Some handsome fiashlight views of the caves were obtained. The caves are among the most magnif- icent in the United States, being miles in extent and of surpassing beauty.
 J. c. Potts, chairman of the board of supervisors of this county, will go to Phenix Monday, where he will repre- sent the county at the meeting of the board of chairmen of supervisors of the territory, which is meeting in an- nual convention for the purpose of de- vising new laws to submit to the legis- lature covering tax and other matters of public import.
 Joseph Wharton, owner of the b mining property in the Elderado Can yon section, is dead at his home in Philadelphia. Mir. Wharton intended to do big things in a mining way in the Canyon this year, but death came and cut short the career of one of the greatest financiers of the United States. It is probable that all the mining property in this county and Nevada will pass from the heirs to lars corporation and that in the near future the properties will be worked on a large scale.
 Thomas Hunter and Miss Della Terra were united in marriage at Goldroad last Sunday. After the cere- monies were ended Alonzo Terra and Miss Edith Richardson concluded that married life would suit them, and, in spite of parental objection hied them selves away to Kingman, where they were united in marriage Tuesday evening by Probate Judge L. M Teale. The young couple departed to Goldroad Wednesday afternoon. where they will make their future home All the young folk have grown up in Mohave county and have many friends that wish them all the happiness that can come to them in long married life.