Mohave County miner., 1910-10-22

Miss Mary Carrow IS visiting witt friends in Chloride this week.
 Will Tarr and wife of Mineral Park have been visiting relatives in King man this week.
 An eleven pound boy made his ap Pearance at the residence of Elmer Strohm Wednesday last.
 John Barry and wife were Kingmar visitors few days this week, coming in from the Towne mine.
 George Taylor, one of the millmer in the big Gold Road mill, was King man visitor this week.
 Miss Hettie Kline arrived from Penn sylvania few days ago and has ac- oepted position with Tarr & McComb. Sunday is Rally Day for the NJ. E. Sunday school and there will be songs and recitations by the little folks at T:30 in the evening. All the parents are invited.
 Mesdames J. W. Tuck and A. Fl. Smith went over to Chloride last Tues day to visit with friends and to attend to business affairs, returning Thursday last.
 E. S. Clark, the we'll known Pres colt attorney, was a Kingman visitor this week, coming over to get some cases in shape for the term of court that convenes here next Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. Fl. Barton arrived from Los Angeles last night and was met in Kingman by her husband, who is su- perintendent of the Frisco Power and Mines Co. The couple have gone to the mines.
 w. E. Frost is now shipping large tonnage of fertilizer from his Wallapai Springs ranch to Los angeles. It is estimated that there is at least 15OO tons of the material that can be ship ped at once.
 Fred L. Cohenour and Fl. N Tracy have returned from a trip to the Dia- mond Creek region, going in by way of Pine Springs. Mir. Tracy reports having had an excellent time viewing the big gorge and hunting the big game of that region.
 Alfred I. Conkey and wife have dis posed of all their holdings in Chloride and Thursday evening passed through here on their way to Los Angeles, where they will remain for a short time. It is probable that they will re- turn and make their home in King man.
 The thirteenth census of the terri. tory shows a total population of 2O4,- 354, gain of 66.2 per cent. The southern counties show the most won- derful gains, Cochise gaining about 20,O00 over the census of 1900. Many of the northern counties show gains, Navajo being credited with 5000.
 Jerome Tracy, we'll known in this county, was united in marriage with Miss Elizabeth R. Cahoon, at Burtner, Utah, on the 4th of this month. The bride is physician of that place and the groom is farming large acreage under one of the big canals. The hap py couple have the good will and best wishes of large circle of friends.
 Frank W. Ferguson and Mrs. Van Dyke, of Chloride, were united in marriage by Probate Judge L. M. Teale last Wednesday evening. The couple will make Kingman their home for some time. MT. Ferguson is well known to the people of Kingman and is an industrious and popular young fellow. Mrs. Van Dyke has been a resident of Chloride for some time and is well liked by the people of that place.
 MT. and Mrs. M. H. Murphy took their little son Johnny to Los Angeles a few days ago and are having him treated at the California hospital. It will be remembered that the little fellow was dreadfully injured by fall from horse at Wallapai mountain more than a week ago and that he had not returned to consciousness up to the time of their departure for Cal. ifornia, except at short intervals, when he would again relapse into un- consciousness.
 
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