Mohave County miner., 1910-06-18

R. J. Marshall, of Williams, is visit ing with MT. and Mrs. $. T. Elliott.
 s. w. Tobey was over from Oatman this week visiting with his son, Ed. Tobey.
 L. M. Bechtel has gone to Wallapai mountains, where he is interested in mining property.
 Kean St. Charles has gone to Long Beach, California, where he will visit with his family for short time.
 Mrs. J. P. Gideon and daughter, Miss Grace Hanna, have returned from business trip to Wenden. Arizona.
 Donald Metcalfe, son of Charles Met calfe, arrived in Kingman a few days ago from California. He will prob ably remain during the summer.
 The Santa Fe railroad is now using the telephone for all train dispatching over the Arizona divisions. The line is said to work exceptionally fine.
 J. w. Thompson has begun work on a big concrete store building on the west side of the Brunswick hotel. The building is to be used by the Ari- zona Stores company.
 F. L. Mahoney is home again from a trip to Yavapai and Gila counties, where he located a group of iron mines. He reports the deposit very large one and the ore of an exception ally high grade.
 John w. Ward came up from the Big Sandy last evening, bringing with him big wagon load of honey, which he disposed of to the local merchants. The honey produced on the Sandy is the finest in the world.
 F. E. Buchanan was in Kingman several days this week winding up the affairs of the Goldfat postoffice. He left for Los Angeles Thursday evening, having been called to the city by the serious illness of his wife.
 Jack Maddux is fast getting his blacksmith shop in shape for every class of work. New machines are be- ing put in as fast as the necessity arises and it will not be long before he has one of the most complete shops in the territory.
 H. M. Maus, of Prescott, was in Kingman last week on business con- nected with the Kingnan Undertaking company. While here arrangements were made whereby c. R. Van Marter becomes manager of the corporation and the heaviest stockholder.
 The concrete work on the Gaddis and Perry Company's store building is completed and the work of getting the building in shape for business is now under way. The building is one of the largest in the town, being l5O feet in length and about 30 feet in width.
 Report from Los Angeles states that James Rosborough had suffered anoth- CT stroke of para ysis and that he was in a serious condition. Mir. Rosbor- ough was one of the pioneers of this county and has a host of friends here that wish him a speedy and permanent recovery.
 Mrs. c. J. Rhodes died in Los An geles on the 9th of thls month, the funeral taking place on the Sth. Mrs. Rhodes was known to many of the peo- pie of Kingman and Goldroad and for several years has been a sufferer from tuberculosis. She leaves behind her husband and two young children.
 A. P. Bettersworth and wife arrived last week from Flagstaff and will re- main in Kingman. Mir. Bettersworth has accepted the position as editor of the Mineral Wealth. Judging from his work on the Democrat, at Flag staff, he is both a good printer and writer.
 The lawn social given by the ladies of the M. E. church at the residence of Mrs. G. Warren, last Thursday evening, netted the sum of twenty-five dollars, which will be used toward paying for furniture for the new par sonage. Any one wishing to help the ladies in their undertaking will please leave their donations with Mrs. War ren or at this office.