Mohave County miner., 1910-02-26

Miss Minnie Tarr is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. G. A. Bonelli.
 John M. Ross, the well known Prescott attorney, was a Kingman visitor this week.
 Don't forget the meeting of the property owners at the offices of Dr.. Whiteside's next Monday evening.
 Dr. Whiteside attended the demo- cratic meeting at Flagstaff this week. He reports much enthusiasm over the prospects of statehood.
 Kingman is to have a fruit and vegetable stand, and it is probable that it will have many other business houses before the year is out.
 s. T. Elliott, who has been in Chicago the past two weeks making purchases for the spring and summer trade, returned home last night.
 Chess Carpenter has returned from Los Angeles, where he made pur- chases of opera chairs and scenery for the Happy Hour theatre. He intends to make his place of amusement one of the best in the territory.
 Fred W. Morrison, the we'll known Los Angeles attorney, was here last Wednesday on business connected with some mining litigation. He de- parted to his home on the train the same evening.
 M. Force came in from Oatman this week and returned to that place Wednesday, Mrs. Force and Miss Lula Harris accompanying him. MT. and Mrs. Force expect to make their home at the big gold camp.
 Fred Stull, one of the best known miners of the Chloride section, was in Kingman Thursday last. He was somewhat under the weather but was hopeful of recovering his wonted health in a short time.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. J. Haselfeldt, of Kirkland, arrived in Kingman Thurs day evening and were met by Miss Charlotte Frost, and taken out to Wallapai Springs, where they will visit with the parents of Mrs. Hasel- feldt, Mir and Mrs. w. E. Frost.
 It is rumored in Kingman that the widow of the late George M. Bowers is to institute suit to set aside the will. This will, after making a be- quest of sos to the widow, devised the residue of the estate to a nephew re- siding n Kentucky.
 W. F. Grounds, who has large in- terests in Kingman, and who has big cattle ranch at Clay Springs in this county, was a Kingman visitior yes terday. Mr. Grounds is interested with Blaine Crozier in a big market at Needles.
 H. N. Tracey. of the Desert Power and Water company, was in Kingman this week looking after the power plant of his company. The company is now operating both units of this plant, which is an indication that another unit will soon have to be added.
 The Los Angeles Chamber of Con- merce is to take trip through Ari- zona, with Phenix as their destination. Kingman is in their itinerary. The people of the town should give them a rousing reception. It is expected that they will arrive here about the 10th of March.
 A company known as the Paragon G. M. company, is operating some mines in a small way near the old Iowa group near Vivian. They have several men at work on the properties and are soon to add to the force. The mines have indication of proving up into heavy producers.
 A. c. Adams, D. P. Wright and others, who have been prospecting in and around the Boundary Cone section, are reported to have made good strikes of ore this week. Throughout that region there is considerable excitement, based on the good shOwings of ore made by the many prospectors now in there. The trend of prospecting is now toward the old King Solomon diggings, that created big excitement in the Needles some years ago, and it is probable that some good finds will be made in there. The country shows large veins in andesitic formation.