Mohave County miner., 1910-02-05

after business matters.
 Mrs. R. A. Robertson, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Oakes, arrived in Kingman Tuesday evening from Vi salia, California.
 Mrs. Alice Bowers and Mrs. George M. Bowers came in from Los Angeles last Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late George NJ. Bowers.
 The family of Walter Casteel ar rived from their home in Texas a few days ago and will hereafter make their home in Kingman.
 About two hundred tickets has been sold so far to the Elks Minstrels, and the chances are that not a seat will be left by Monday night. Get yours be- fore they are sold out.
 H. E. Campbell, of Phoenix, one of the largest sheep growers in the ter ritory, is in Kingman looking after his hocks, which are soon to be brought here for shearing.
 J. w. Thorne and wife, of Cerbat, are Kingman visitors. Mir. Thorne is experimenting work on the Horse shoe mine, and is crosscutting the several veins from the 300 level.
 Don't forget the Elks Minstrels, at Elks Opera House, next Tuesday even ing. The local talent in this show is good and the people will get their full moneys worth.
 Mrs. William Falder, we'll known to many Kingman people, is reported to be very ill at her home in Flagstaff Her illness is said to have heen caused by breeding over the death of a fa- vorite child.
 Fred w. Morrison came in from Los Angeles Tuesday Last to attend the funeral of the late George NJ. Bowers and to look after the affairs of the estate, having been named executor of the will.
 H. E. Tatum, merchant of Cerbat, was in Kingman last evening on business before the U. S. Commissioner, being a witness for the U. S. in the cause of E. s. Cambell, charged with selling liquor to Indians.
 Mrs. George w. Brown, whose hus- band died in Kingnan last week, in- forms the MINER that the secret meth cd of treatment of ore by the Brown process is now in her possession, her husband having outlined it in detail prior to his death.
 L. J. Lassell has removed his assay office from the rear of his residence to Beale street, where he is fitting up a splendid laboratory where all kinds of mill tests can be made. The plant is fitted with rock breakers, pulverizers and all kinds of labor saving devices
 s. R. Porter has gone to Mineral Park, where he will get things in shape for active work on a number of properties upon which he has a bond. It is understood that big machinery will soon be placed on the mines and all the work carried on with machine drills.
 The Happy Hour theater is putting in new chairs and in few days the old benches will be discarded. They are also putting in new scenery and fixing up the stage. Mir. Carpenter has spent good deal of money in get ting things in shape and now has a first class place and deserves the pat ronage of the public.
 F. J. Kampeter, advertising agent of the Phoenix Aviation meet, was in Kingman a few days ago getting our people interested in the big doings at the capital city next week. Hereports much interest being taken in the celebration all over the territory and that record breaking crowds are ex- pected.
 Union Pass section is just now hay ing a revival of mining, and through out the hills prospectors are focking. With cheap power the mines of that part of San Francisco district will soon be turning out big bars of golden metal. The veins are all large and carry good values throughout the mass. As development progresses the mines under operation are showing up better and better.