Mohave County miner., 1910-08-06

w. P. Vestal, formerly a resident of Kingman, arrived here few days ago. Recorder J. W. Morgan is still sui fering with an attack of rheumatism. Henry Lovin returned the early part of the week from Phenix, where he looked after business affairs.
 Geo. A. Bonelli left the first of the week for Los Angeles with carload of horses just off the range.
 Lew Bechtel, who has mining inter- ests in Wallapai mountain, came down from that section this week.
 Mrs. S. T. Elliott departed to Cali fornia last Tuesday and will spend month at different points of interest.
 Mrs. W. F. Purcell and children, accompanied by Miss Connor, left Wed nesday for Seligman, where they will spend month on a camping trip.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Hart arrived in King man few days ago from her home in San Diego, and with her husband will make their future residence here.
 Owing to a wreck near Ash Fork trains were delayed about thirty-six hours last Tuesday. The wreck was caused by soft track.
 Rains have fallen all around King man this week, but only one small shower struck the town. Days have been sultry, but the nights have not been unusually warm.
 E. E. Ellinwood and John M. Ross have formed law partnership at Bis bee. This firm will be one of the fore most law firms of the territory, and is sure to do big business.
 The Labor party has been launched in this county and what figure it will cut in the election for constitutional delegate is unknown. In New Mexico the unions refused to put ticket in the field.
 Beni. Turner, who has been book keeper for the Lovin & Withers com pany, at Goldroad, passed through here Thursday on his way to the Grand Canyon. He will go to Los Angeles to reside.
 James Dundon and Wayne Hubbs hn a-lr, owned by F. E. Bennett and will here after conduct a second hand store and clothes cleaning establishment. The boys are entitled to the patronage of the public.
 John Boyle, Jr., returned a few days ago from trip that included many eastern cities. During his absence he visited New York and St. Louis, where he looked after affairs connec'- ed with his large mining interests in this county.
 The reinforced concrete walls of the new store building, being erected for the Arizona Stores company, west of Hotel Brunswick, have been complet- ed and the floors, roof and front will be put in next week. The building is to be one of the handsomest on the street.
 The deep tunnel on the Alpha mine is progressing rapidly. Report from the property states that some good ore is showing, but that the vein has wid- ened out to such proportions that only a small part of it is now exposed by the drift. There is little doubt that the mine will be one of the big prop critics of the county when properly de- veloped.
 Despite the fact that all the lands along the Bill Williams Fork have been withdrawn from entry it is said that wells will soon be sunk to test that section for oil. It is the opinion of many people that oil exists there and should this be proven true that country would experience rush the like of which was never known in Ari- zona.
 Mir. Ferry, who had a bond on the Billy Mack property, near Parker, died suddenly a short time ago and as a consequence work has been stopped until the executors of the estate can get things moving. The Mack prop erty is one of the richest in the Par ker section and there is DO doubt of it becoming bonanza under proper de- velopment.