Mohave County miner., 1910-05-14

Henry Lovin visited Flagstaff thi
week on business. returning las
night.
Mrs. Amundsen, of Williams, is Wis
iting for few days with Mr.. and Mrs
S. T. Elliott.
Eli Hilty this week made an exami
nation of mining property in the
Weaver district.
George A. Bonelli, who has beer
riding the range around Quail Springs,
returned home a few days ago.
I. D. Hilty returned few days ago
from Los Angeles, San Diego and
other southern California points much
improved in health.
Professor Kerr, of the Kingman
public school, has taken the pupils of
his department to Oak Creek ranch
on hay ride.
Harry Underwood returned this
week from Goldroad, where he has
been helping in the store during the
rush of pay day.
J. E. Carrow came down from the
ranch at Wright Creek, few days
ago, seriously ill. Under the doctors
care he is fast regaining his health.
E. L. linus, a Mohave county boy,
now a member of the Los Angeles
police force, is visiting with friends
in Kingman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wren have sold
their place on South Front Street and
it is rumored that blacksmith shop
is to be built on the front part of the
lots.
Miss Marjorie Taggart will leave
this evening for her home in San
Francisco. She has been visiting her
sister Mrs. H. w. Kemper, for several
months past.
Mrs. William Rose and children and
Mrs. William Darby and children, of
San Diego, daughters and grandchil
dren of Mrs. NJ. E. Cohenour, are Wis
iting in Kingman.
Mrs. J. J. Reddick and children. of
Prescott, joined Mr.. Reddick in King
man this week and will make their
home here. Mr. Reddick has secured
a lot in town and will soon be at work
on a residence.
The excavation of the big basement
for the extension of the Gaddis & |
Perry company store building is COM
pleted and the work of getting in the
concrete walls will be commenced
next week.
c. E. Ball, division engineer of the
Santa Fe, well known in Kingman as
a good ball player, has been promoted
and will have his Office in Albuquerque.
The boys here wish him good luck in
his new home.
Judge w. G. Blakely went up to
Maine last Saturday and the following
day united in marriage Miss Ella S.
Tarr and NJ. K. Maynard. Miss Tarr
is quite well known in Kingman while
the groom is said to be a young and
popular business man of the big lum-
Der camp.
Charles Norman, who has been over
the power line between Kingmrn and
Goldroad this week, made the discov-
cry of an abandoned camp near Little
Meadows that would indicate that a
prOspector had died there, as all the
cooking utensils, an open faced gold
watch, % caliber rife and other camp
equippage was found lying about. A
time book that had evidently been
kept by Ed. Sharp was also among the
outfit, together with addresses of a
number of people. In the time book
was postal money order receipt from
the Searchlight postoffice for I.25S.
Mr.. Norman observed some bones
lying near the camp that had evident
ly been chewed on by animals, and it
is possible that the body of the un-
fortunate man had been torn to pieces
by wild animals and the bones picked
clean and scattered over wide area.
An effort will be made to ascertain all
the facts relative to the find. The
only one missing during the past year
is Milton Sears, who became insane ;
and jumped from a wagon at Chloride,
in the hills and has not {
been heard of since. The camp was Z
evidently that of a prospector. as !
Sears could not possibly have had the l
C amp equippage that was found. I