Mohave County miner., 1910-04-02
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Mrs. w. J. Arthur has just returned from a visit to her parents at Crozier, Arizona.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Barry came in from Los Angeles last Wednesday and have gone to their home in Chloride.
 Peter Caffery has gone out to Layne Springs Basin, where he is interested in a mining property with William Cole.
 Mrs. Ester Starkey arrived from California few days ago and has gone out to look after her ranch at Grass Springs.
 Miss $. Keeler, who has been visit ing with relatives in Indiana the past month, arrived in Kingman Wednes- cay last.
 w. B. Ridenour, one of the best known mining men of the county, is in Kingman from his hoPe in Hack berry.
 Major W. A. Mensch returned to Kingman a few days ago from a visit in Los Angeles and has gone out to the Enterprise.
 Last Saturday I. M. George was elected trustee of the Kingman school district without opposition. Mr. George will make an excellent member of the school board.
 There was a good turnout last night to the social at the new parsonage. The April Fool grab bag caused lots of fun and about eighteen dollars was cleared by the entertainment.
 District Court meets Monday morn- ing, Judge E. NJ Doe coming here from Prescott to npen the session on that day. The docket of this session is much smaller than the last. but the greater part of the civil docket is made up of causes that will be tried by jury
 It is reported that six more auto mobiles are to be added to the auto- mobile possessions of KingmaniteS. These machines are necessity to the | businasS life of community in these | bustling days and every person having business for one will sooner or later have to make the investment.
 O. D. M. Gaddis and E. F. Thomp- | son, local agents of the E. NJ. F. and | Flanders 20, have received notice that | the Studebaker Bros. have brought i Walter M. Flanders and Frederick W. | Stevens, of J. P. Morgan x Co.,, into the directorate of that company, which will hereafter manufacture the two auto cars.
 A letter was received this week by | the MINER from Frank Ferraris, who at one time worked and leased on the | mines of Stockton Hill. He and | family are now located at Alturis, | Modoc county, California. They may be again residents of this county, as Ferraris believes the mines here are the best in the world.
 The Association for the Study and l Preventation of Tuberculosis of Mohave county will meet at the NJ. E. | church, Kingman, next Tuesday ! evening, at eight o'clock. Members and those desiring to join in the work are requested to be present. The work of this organization is a most ] worthy one and everybody should contribute to it's support.
 It is reported that a number of pro- tests and petitions against the issuance | of license to saloons in Outlaying | districts will be presented to the Board l of Supervisors at the meeting of that body next Monday. Under the license | laws of the territory the board of supervisors have the right to reject the application of any person for license on the ground that liquor has | been sold to minors or women on their !, premises, or that they have conducted | a disorderly house. Should the board | grant the license over the petition | then the matter can be taken to the district court and upon proof the court | can order the cancellation of the | license. The sentiment is fast obtain | ing ground in the county that no license should be granted for the sale | of liquor in mining camps, where it | will interfere in any manner with the |