Mohave County miner., 1910-12-24


 Homer Gaddis is home from Tucson. for the holidays.
 Edgar Stowe came in last night from Los Angeles to spend Christmas with his parents.
 Mss Nina Uncapher, of Mineral Park, was Kingman visitor several days this week.
 John Ware, who is attending school in Los Angeles, arrived home the first of the week for the Christmas holidays.
 Miss Altha Perry, who is at school in San Francisco, came in on last nights train to spend Christman with her parents.
 Probate Judge L. M. Teal departed last evening to Los Angeles, where he will spend the holidays with his sisters.
 An immense shipment of Gunthers candies, both in bulk and in fancy packages, has been received at the drug store.
 Charles W. Herndon, the well known attorney of this place, departed to Prescott, where he will spend the holidays with his mother and sister.
 Carroll Davis and Raymond Carr, two young cattlemen of the eastern end of the county, have been in King man this week visiting with relatives.
 Paul Mcintosh and wife have gone to Los Angeles to spend the holidays. Mir. Mcintosh will open dental office in the business part of Kingman on his return from the city.
 Judge H. F. Best and wife, of Savan- nah, Mo-, arrived in Kingman Thurs day morning and have gone to the Treasure Hill mines, in which prop erty Judge Best is heavily interested. Fred w. Morrison, formerly King man attorney, but now practicing in Los Angeles; was Kingman visitor last Sunday. He went on to Holbrook Sunday evening, having legal matters to attend to in that city.
 There is about two hundred tons of ore assorted from the old dumps of the Keystone mine ready for shipment to the shelter at Needles. This ore has been sampled and is expected to pay handsomely.
 Mrs. Kean St. Charles and the children arrived from Los Angeles yesterday morning, after stay in the Angel City of about eight months. They will occupy the new residence completed for J. H. Johnson, on Oak street.
 Hon. T. G. Norris, of Prescott, was a Kingman visitor several days this week, attending to legal matters. Mir. Norris is opposed to the ratification of the constitution on the ground that the recall of the judiciary is a too drastic measure.
 Thomas H. Holmes has just con- pleted the assessment work on the Robin Hood mine, at Stockton Hill, for the Stockton Hill Mining company. The property adjoins the Cupel and is considered one of the rich veins of that section.
 Rev. E. F. Crook and Rev. F. J. Owen, evangelists, will address the people of Kingman at the M. E. church on Sunday morning at 11:3O o'clock and hold evangelistic services in the even- ing at 7:30. The public are cordially invited to attend these services.
 The business houses of Kingman have a better display of Christmas goods this year than ever before and the windows are filled with the hand somest of Christmas novelties The sales so far have been heavy and indi- cates a prosperous condition through out the county.
 The tenpinnet alleys are to be re- moved from the Happy Hour theater to the building formerly leased by Gruninger and son as carpenter shop. The change will probably take place about the first of the month. The building is to be fitted up in nice shape and will occupy an advantageous loca- tion. Messrs. Hoffman & Alger pro- pose to make the alleys one of the at tractive pleasure resorts of the town.