Mohave County miner., 1910-05-28


Fred Drawn was in Kingman on
business this week from the Gold Road
camp.
G. R. Gooding. who visited with
relatives in the eastern states the past
month, is home again looking well and
hearty.
Miss Elsa Sweeney departed last
Sunday to Stems Pass, New Mexico,
where she will visit few months with
relatives.
Mrs. Ida Crozier came down from
her ranch at Crozier Thursday and
looked after business affairs in King
man yesterday.
The Misses Arabella and Mabel
Grain departed to California last
Thursday night, where they will visit
with relatives.
John Boyle, Jr., president of the c.
o. D. Mining company, went out to
look at the property a few days ago,
accompanied by P. J. Farley, of the
Prescott Journal Miner.
Mrs. Isabelle Dennis has leased her
residence in Kingman and will soon
depart to California with her daught-
err Catherine for a three months visit
with relatives.
1t is quite probable that a test well
will be sunk in the Wallapai valley
and should water in quantity be found
there will be an unprecedented rush
of settlers into the remotest parts of
the great valley.
Mrs. w. F. Jaeger and children ar
rived in Kingman last Wednesday
evening from Colorado Springs and
have taken up their residence in the
Dennis cottage in the southwest part
of town.
Miss Alta Hubbs and a number of
Arizona teachers are getting ready to
do Europe on a self conducted tour
They will leave sometime in June and
will return about the first of Septem-
Der.
George Atmore has purchased the
interest of George Sewers in the NOV
ing picture business at Elks Opera
House and now Henry Lang and Mr.
-Atmore will be found entertaining
their patrons every evening:
Mrs. Lallah Dellehut came up from
Needles last Wednesday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Potts, departing Thursday evening for
Los Angeles, where she and husband
will hereafter reside.
William Rose arrived in from San
Diego this week and departed with his
family last Monday evening to their
home. Some of the little ones we're
i'll during their stay here. which
fastened the departure of the family.
Frank Graham, who has been look
ing over this section with a view to
bringing his teams from Wenden, de-
parted to his home at that place a few
days ago 1t is probable that he will
soon remove to this place and go into
business.
Mrs. Ralph Buckley has gone to
California to visit with re atives for a
few months. The Buckely's have sold
their home ranch on the Big Sandy
and may hereafter make their home
near the railroad, possibly in the
neighborhood of blackberry.
DR.. T. R. White has been appointed
physician for the Truxton Canyon
Indian school This school is making
an effort to stamp out the dreaded eve
disease known as trachoema, which has
been causing a great deal of blindness
among the Wallapai Indians. The
disease is on the increase among the
dark races and especially those of
Indian blood.
This morning one of the largest
transactions in cattle ever made in
this county took place, Henry Bacon
selling his cattle and ranch, at Fort
Rock to Sam Sloan for a sum approx
mating 6O,OO0S. The number of head
of cattle that is to be turned over is
not known, but the general opinion is
that it will be in the neighborhood of
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