Mohave County miner., 1909-09-25

big meeting in honor of the visit of w. J. Bryan.
 Mrs. Ida Crozier, accompanied by the Misses Myrtle Stowe and Dolah Hall, of Crozier, were Kingman visi- tors this week, going on to Needles Friday evening last.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. Hilton are King man visitors from the Truxton Canyon Indian school. Dr. Hilton and wife were formerly residents of Kingman and have host of friends in the me- tropolis of Mohave county.
 Oswald Lubbock and daughter, own- CTS of the famous old Eldorado mines, in Gold Basin, were in Kingman the greater part of last week, going out to the mines Saturday. They returned to their home in Alameda last Mon- d,y.
 Eli Hilty, superintendent of the Ruth mines, was Kingman visitor this week. He reports that the mines are showing up splendid bodies of ore and that it is his belief that it will be- come one of the great gold properties of the county.
 w. A. Studley stole march on his friends by going up to Flagstaff, last Monday, and the following morning taking in marriage Miss Minnie Brandt, of Kansas City. The happy couple returned to Kingman Wednes- day evening and have taken up their residence on the south side.
 District Attorney w. E. Moroney went over to Gold Road this week to look up witnesses in cases that will come before the court at the coming term. J. H. Rosenberg, Immigration Commissioner and secretary of the Mohave County Chamber of Mines, ac- companied him and laid in supply of information for future use.
 George A. Sewers and Henry Lang have leased Elks Hall for period of one year and have been at work this week getting the floor in first class shape for dancing. The gentlemen will open moving picture show in the building sometime next week. Mir. Sewers is an expert in the line of motion pictures and it is expected that his show will have big run.
 The we'll which is being put down by Richards and Metcalfe, near the mouth of Johnson Canyon, north of town, got an abundant flow of water at lO7 feet. As the point where water was struck in this we'll would be about on level with the tops of some of the wells in the south part of town, the question arises, would not flowing water be ob- tained if some of the seventy five wells were cased? Who will be the first to try the experiment?
 Goldroad and Oatman have rival ball teams and it is proposed to have these teams here during court week and have series of games with kingman and other outside clubs that wish to enter the contests. Kingman baseball . lovers ought to get move on and sub- scribe purse for the winner of the events. Labor Day, at Oatman, the Goldroad and Oatman teams had an exciting game, Oatman coming out victor by close score. Not run was made up to the sixth inning, when Oatman scored and retained the lead to the end
 Kingman is afflicted with a plague of flies, every part of the town having it's full quoto of the pests. Recent heavy rains have brought the flies forth from every part of the coun- try, even the valleys showing swarms of small house flies. Even the gnats, that have had their habitat in the mountains, have arrived in town and are making life miserable for every- body. And these things have all been brought about by the great volume of rain that has fallen throughout the county, showing what might happen if Arizona became wet region.