Mohave County miner., 1910-11-19
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Judge Blakely made trip to Pres colt thls week to hear Dr. J. N. Mo. Cormack lecture on good health.
 Mrs. J. N. Wilson, and daughter, Mrs. Bert Fouche, who have been wis iting relatives in Goldfeld, returned home last Thursday.
 Miss Ruth Lane, daughter of J. w. Lane, the well known attorney, came in from Los Angeles a few days ago and will visit with her father for some time.
 Mesdames Frank Crozier and W. F. Grounds, with their children, are vis- iting in Kingman, having come in from the home ranches at Milkweed and Clay Springs.
 Asa F. Harris and wife have dispos- ed of their lodging house on Beale street to Asa Walker and wife, the consideration being over 4,OOOS. It is understood Mir. and Mrs. Harris will remove to Los Angeles.
 R. E. Yountz and family have taken their departure to Gallup, where they will make their home. Mir. Yountz is an excellent workman and we are sor- ry that he found it necessary to change his residence.
 George W. Miller, the well known cattleman from the east end of the county, has been here this week get ting work started on two residences, which he intends to build on East Beale street.
 F. L. Mahoney was in from the AL pha mine this week and reports that he is making good headway with the lower drift on the Alpha mine. Con- siderable lead is showing in the ore and the breast continues to improve.
 Chess Carpenter and wife, who con- ducted the Airdome last summer, came in from Winslow few days ago. Ali ter looking over their property inter- ests here they will probably go to southern California. where they are offered a business opening.
 Mir. Gardner, of Oatman, owner of the property recently taken over on bond by John Levsey, is visiting King man. A. w. St. Clair, who engineer ed the deal, is also here awaiting the arrival of MT. Levisey, when he ex- poets to begin active operations on the mines.
 Little Johnny Murphy was returned to his home in Kingman Thursday last by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. H. Murphy, and appears to be fast recov- ering his health. The little fellow is somewhat emaciated, but is said to have recovered to a marked degree from the effects of the injury to his head caused by the fall about two months ago. The physicians are of the opinion that he will entirely re- cover his health in time.
 Frances M. Fields, of Los Angeles, a sister of the late Eugene O'Hare, was in Kingman this week looking in- to the matter of the death of her brother. It is understood that she and the other heirs of O'Hare are about to commence an action for a large sum of money on account of the death, the action to be based on the fact that the late MT. O'Hare was killed by coming into contact with telephone wire that was highly charged with electricity through induction from the large transmission wires of the power con- pany.
 James T. Irvine slipped away from Kingman last week Friday and met Miss Helen M. Hammond at Flagstaff, where the couple were united in mar riage. The bride is a beautiful and accomplished young lady from New York City, while the groom is one of the well known young men of this county. The arrival of the couple created surprise among the friends and relatives of the groom and Satur- day evening they were treated to an old fashioned welcome by the young folk of the town. Mir. Irvine is em- ployed at the Golconda mine. where the couple will reside for the present. Their many friandS hara uisb tba,, . l