Mohave County miner., 1910-11-05

SUrlSs W llhluSOu EOGuEuCO bhlS WOOh from a trip to Sacramento, where he visited with his oldest son, Lester.
 The rainy season appears to have set in and we may soon expect to see snow on the high mountains to the east of Kingman.
 Mrs. Annie Tofte arrived from Chic ago last evening and will go out to Chloride to look after many interests at that place.
 Judge Blakely will hold services at the church tomorrow night at 7.3O. His subject will be, The Power of Thought. All are invited.
 We understand that the Lovin & Withers company will soon commence the erection of a number of residences on their addition to Kingman.
 Halloween was celebrated by so- cial at the M. E. church. The event netted thirty-eight dollars. and the participants had royal good time.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Van Marter were called to Nevada City, Cal, last We'd nesday on account of the serious ill., ness of Mir. Van Marter's mother.
 Mrs. Nellie Tuck, who has been vis- iting with relatives in Kingman the past month, departed to her home in Las Vegas, Nevada, last Wednesday evening.
 The board of supervisors held its first monthly meeting last Wednesday and Thursday and transacted a large amount of business. Practically all of the bills for the month of October were audited and pald.
 M. A. Moore and wife returned Thursday last from their honeymoon, spent in southern California. They will probably go out to the mine today, where Mir. Moore is general manager of the Dixie Queen property.
 Mrs. Edna Steen and her sister, Miss Flora Lewis, were Kingman visitors this week from Yucca, Miss Lewis coming here to consult a physician, having been quite ill the past few weeks.
 These stormy nights impress the people of Kingman with the import ance of its new street lighting system. It will not be long before an effort will be made to extend the system to other parts of the town.
 George A. Bonelli, H. F. Williams, John Hamilton, Ross H. Blakely and Jack Maddux will leave for Phenix tomorrow, where they will attend the grand lodge Knights of Pythias, as well as take in the attractions of the fair.
 MT. and Mrs. T. L. Ayres arrived Thursday morning last from San Fran cisco and will remain here some time visiting with friends. Mir. Ayres still holds mining property in this county and will look after these interests be- fore returning to San Francisco.
 Carl G. Krook and Frank L. Hunt are getting things in shape for duck hunting expedition to the Mohave valley, where it is said that ducks are plentiful on the small lakes. They ex- pect to leave Kingman Monday next and spend week in the valley.
 Harvey Hubbs came up from Yucca yesterday and this morning departed to Walnut Creek, where he has cat tie range. Mir. Hubbs states that there is plenty of water in that section and intends to make the range one of the best in the western foothills of the Wallapais.
 Mrs. Jungi, who recently purchased the Kingman House, is now building to the alley, the new addition covering the whole width of the lot. This new building will give the house much needed rooms, as it has been crowded with lodgers the past two months.
 This week carnival company made its appearance in Kingman and did a very good business. The company was of the usual variety of street carnival concerns, having ferris wheel, merry go-round, moving picture and vaude- vile shows, besides all kinds of games from the pinwheel to the peanut ven- dor. Owing to cool weather coming on it is possible that the show will tie up at some of the near by towns.