Mohave County miner., 1910-12-31


 D. c. Bacon and G. T. Duncan, of Blackberry, are visiting in Kingman.
 There will be no term of the district co urt until the regular term in April next.
 J. W. Lane returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles, accom- panied by hls wife.
 Thomas Ramsey, deputy sheriff at Chloride, has been visiting in King man the past several days.
 Mrs. W. A. Mensch and children were Kingman visitors yesterday, com ing in from the Enterprise mine.
 Miss Annie Clark, who has been attending school at Tempe, is enjoying her vacation with her parents in King man.
 Lewis Lusk, of Spokane, Wash, ar rived in Kingman a few days ago and has gone to Gold Flat, where he has mining interests.
 R. E. Zuver, owner of large min ing interests in the Gold Road and Silver Creek sections of San Francisco district, was Kingman visitor this week.
 The Misses Elena Dennis and Veda Watkins are home from Palo Alta, Cal, and are spending the holidays with their parents. The young ladies have been attending school.
 W. G. Cruninger & Son have re- moved their carpenter shop to Beale street, having erected a building for that purpose on their lots east of the Miner office.
 Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gideon this week brought over from Goldroad two misdemeanor prisoners, one sentenced to sixty days and the other to ninety days in the county jail.
 Work on the Goldback mine, near Chloride, is being carried on with dis patch and the property is showing up well. The recent shipment of ore to the smelter gave good return.
 Last Monday the Western Railway put on its daily train service between Kingman and Chloride. The service is good and the people are sure to give it their whole patronage.
 The Ruth company is getting things in good working order at the mine and the milling plant will soon be in pro- cess of erection. Work all along the line is being rushed by the different forces of men.
 A. F. Harris, who recently removed with his family to Sawtelle, Cal, ar rived in Kingman last night. MT. Harris does not like the climate of southern California, preferring King man to that of any other place.
 J. E. Morgan and wife, of Chloride, were KIngman visitors yesterday. MT. Morgan is interested in mining property in the Lead City and has been cleaning up the assessment work for the year 1910.
 c. Fl. Burlock, owner of the Moss back mines, in the Silver Creek sec tion, arrived in Kingman Tuesday last from his home in San Diego and has gone to the mines, where he will look after the annual work on the properties.
 T. H. Holmes has gone to Minnesota district, where he will do the annual work on a group of mining claims for a man named A. c. Lake. The claims were known as the Jumbo group, and when discovered created some excite ment in that section of the country.
 A. A. Johns, of Prescott, was a Kingman visitor this week, coming here for the purpose of looking up some important mining business. Mir. Johns for many years has been at the head of the Prescott fire department and is one of the most popular men in the territory.
 Next Sabbath evenings talk at the M. E. church will be the last of the series of "How to Attain Long and Happy Life' and will be devoted mainly to answering the question s'How to Attain Happiness in this World'. The public is cordially in- vited. Services at 7:30 p. m.