Mohave County miner., 1910-03-05

 berry, are visiting friends in Kingman. Sewers & Lang have arranged to have big dance at Elks Opera House on March r..
 s. w. Tobey has accepted a position at the Oatman store for Lovin S With CTS and left for his new duties Thurs day.
 Sheriff Walter Brown departed the first of the week to his cattle ranch, north of Seligman, by way of Peach Springs.
 Rev. Ocheltree will hold the Sacra- mental services at the church tomor- row at Il a. m. and the regular preach ing services at 7:3O p. m.
 The fruit trees are coming in bloom, something like a month later than last year. Leaves are showing on the cottonwoods and it will be but a short time until they are in full leaf.
 Peter Caffery, John Jamison and John McDerwin departed the first of the week to San Diego, where they will consult physicians in the hope of benefitting their health.
 A. T. Cornish, of Flagstaff, arrived in kingman Thursday evening and is going out to Chloride this morning, where he is interested in mining prop erty.
 Rev. J. NJ. Ocheltree and family have moved into the new parsonage this week. The new residence is one of the most comfortable in town and credit to the community.
 WE. Gruninger and son are erect ing a balloon frame building on their lots in the Cohenour addition. The building will be two stories in night and very roomy.
 N. w. Tarr, wife qsd children came in from Los Angels last Wednesday and will remain in Kingman a short time. Mir. Tarr is interested in the corporation of Tarr & McComb. but with headquarters Tn the Angel City.
 Frank Kuykendall. who recently purchased the Williams ranch on the Big Sandy, was in Kingman the first part of the week to meet relatives and take them to the new home in Mohave county. He reports having bought the ranch for his son.
 Jud~e I. F. Best and wife arrived in Kingman last evening from San Diego, where they have spent part of the winter. They report having spent one of the pleasantest seasons of their lives with friends, but nevertheless are glad to get back to the sunny land of Arizona.
 Four automobiles of the E. NJ. F. pattern, arrived in Kingman last night. They are consigned to E. F. Thompson, O. D. NJ. Gaddis, John Boyle and J. F. Withers The ma chimes will be put in commission at once. With the new machines King man will be we'll supplied with autos. Frank Culbertson, one of the best known mining engineers of the Pacific coast, arrived few days ago from Nevada and will remain in Kingman until some time in May. Mir. Culbert- son believes that this county has a great future and that the proper ap- plication of money and labor will make it one of the greatest mineral producers of the territory.
 H. L. Dickson, at one time District Attorney of this county, passed through Kingman a few days ago on his way to San Bernardino and other California points. Mr. Dickson Is now general counsel of the B. L. F., receiving a large salary. He is located at Piorio, III. In letter to the MINER editor he stated that he would stop over in Kingman next week and renew old acquaintances.
 Mrs. John F. Phelan died at Patton, California, few days ago and the funeral was held in Los Angeles Thurs day afternoon. Mrs. Phelan lived in Kingman a number of years and was well liked by all that knew her. With her husband and children she removed to Needles about five years ago, later removing to Los Angeles. Her death was the result of nervous disorders. T he many friends of the family in this part of the country will sincerely mourn the loss of this good woman.