Mohave County miner., 1910-08-27

W. E. Frost and wife, of Wsllapai Springs, were Kingman visitors sev- eral days this week.
 Eli Hilty returned the first of the week from Los Angeles, where he had been on mining business.
 Miss Alta aubbs has left Europe for home and is expected in Kingman by the 7th or Sth of next month.
 Miss Minnie Sawyer, of the MINER force, returned Tuesday last from a two weeks outing in California.
 W. c. Foster, Territorial Auditor, arrived in Kingman last night on his quarterly round of bank inspection.
 Mrs. J. T. Watkins and daughters Veda and Zoa have gone to the coast for an outing of week or two.
 There was born to the wife of I. D. Hilty, Thursday night, a baby boy. Mother and child are getting along nicely.
 J. E. Perry, wife and daughter have returned from a trip to the coast, where they spent few weeks enjoy ing the sea breezes.
 c. R. Van Marter has just completed a neat residence in the Metcalfe addi- tion and removed his family from Beale Springs.
 Mont Starnes came in from Boyle's camp at Cerbat the first of the week and has joined his. sister, Miss Inez, in Los Angeles.
 Osa Walker is furnishing the town of Kingman with fruit from his Burns Ranch orchard. The peaches are fine in flavor and of excellent appearance.
 Miss L. Prowdley has sold her King man house to Henry Lovin, who made the purchase for a Goldroad woman. Miss Prowdley will take up her home in California.
 E. F. Thompson and sons have gone to Los Angeles, where they will en- joy themselves for a few weeks. Mrs. Thompson and daughter preceded them several weeks.
 u. Whitney has been appointed chief deputy in the Recorders office during the absence of MT. Morgan in Los Angeles. Mir. Whitney is capa- ble officer and is sure to fill the office with credit.
 George A. Bonelli has gone to the eastern cities to purchase goods for his store. His itinerary takes in Gal weston, New Orleans, New York City, Chicago and Kansas City. He expects to be gone about a month.
 The time Of the justices court was taken up this week with number of felony cases, there being five prelim- mary examinations for burglary, ag- gravated assault, grand larceny and high misdemeanor, all defendants be- ing held to the grand jury.
 Miss Phyllis Smith came down from Flagstaff last evening and will visit with her parents day or two before returning to the Normal school Miss Bernice Smith, who has been teaching summer school near Flagstaff, is ex- pected home this evening.
 Edgar Smith, an itinerant printer, died at the county hospital last night of tuberculosis. The poor fellow came here last week Friday and worked few days in the local newspaper off ces. He was a member in good stand ing of Albuquerque typographical union and that organization has been notified of his demise.
 Major A. J. Doran, who is tbe super intendent of the Pioneer Home, now about to be built at Prescott, states that there will no corner stone cere- monies, but that there will be bedded in the lobby plate of gold, silver and copper, commemorating the great mineral industry of the territory. In the making of this plate every mineral producing county should be allowed to contribute, so that each county would be perpetuated in the home that is to care for the pioneers of our grand old state.