Mohave County miner., 1910-10-01


Judge W. G. Blakely returned few
days ago from Phenix, where he at
tended to legal business.
Mrs. Sam Withers and children are
home from San Diego, where they
have been spending the summer.
DR.. Paul Mcintosh has rented the
Boyle residence on Beale street and
will open his Office at that place.
Rex Turner, of Mineral Park, has
just returned from the coast, where he
enjoyed the sea breezes the past six
weeks.
Mrs. h. c. Rism and children re-
turned from Los Angeles Thursday,
where they have been for the last two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry, of the
Towne mine, at Chloride, passed
through Kingman few days ago on
their way to Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. E. Ware and Miss Inez
Starnes came in Sunday from Long
Beach, where they have been resting
up for several weeks.
Mrs. Ross 4. Blakely, who has been
spending couple of the hot months
with her parent at Santa Clara, Cal,
arrived home the first of the week.
Mrs. R. Lester, of Waco, Texas,
arrived in Kingman the first of the
week and will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Cohenour.
W. F. Purcell, who is summering in
the neighborhood of Seligman with
his band of sheep, is in Kingman visit
ing with his family for few days.
Mrs NJ hurry and daughter, Miss
Letha, of Indiana, came in Sunday last
and will spend the winter with Mrs.
Ed. Christopher, daughter of Mrs.
hurry.
Eli Hilty visited the Ruth mine, at
Silver Creek, this week and reports
matters at that property progressing
favorably. The Ruth has a splendid
showing of ore and is expected to be
brought into the dividend class within
the year.
The poles for the five new high power
street lights have been put in place
and the work of wiring up will be COM
pleted this coming week. These new
lights will be of great benefit to the
town and everybody will appreciate
them when in commission.
The Arizona Stores company is hav-
ing its opening today. The gentle
men composing the corporation have
been hard at work the past week get
ting things in shape for the opening
day, and while they have been unable
to get in their plate glass front they
are prepared to cater to the trade.
The Misses Vida and Alta Clack de-
parted last night to their home in Kan
sas, after visit with relatives in King
man the past year. While here the
young ladies made many friends who
will regret to lose their companion
ship. Practically all the young people
in town were at the train to bid them
good bye.
Last Monday morning, about five
o'clock, fire broke out in the King
man postoffice and but for the prompt
work of early risers the building and
contents would have been destroyed.
As it was large amount of supplies
was lost and small amount of mail.
The origin of the fire is unknown, but
it is thought to have resulted from a
cigarette thrown on the floor of the
office and catching in some paper.
The delivery of mail Monday was
somewhat delayed. but before night
the work of the Office was going on as
usual.
Gaddis & Perry Company has Just
finished the basement of its large and
commodious store. which will accom-
modate many carloads of goods. The
basement has cement floor and con-
crete walls. A car and track runs
throughout the entire length of the
basement and lift is used to handle
all heavy goods. The company expects
to soon remove all distractions along
the side of the building on Beale
street and put in handsome display
windows, making the entire store one
of the best lighted and most attractive
in the county.