Mohave County miner., 1910-03-19

EA0NCAhSanS AdhCS OA oRRA~oASAs
 Rev. Ocheltree has been holding a series of meetings at the church this week.
 John F. Withers has gone to San Francisco to visit with his wife for a few days.
 On next Saturday, March 26th, there will be a school election for the se- lection of a trustee for the ensuing year.
 J. H. Johnson has leased his Oak Creek ranch 70 Pat Darby, who will operate it during the year.
 Gruninger and Son are having a well sunk on their premises in the Cohenour addition. The new resi- dence is nearing completion.
 c. M. Stowe, of Jacksonville, Fla, who is heavily interested in the Red Hills Mining company, is visiting in Kingman with E. B. Van Deman.
 c. M. Stowe, of Florida, who is here looking after mining interests sees a great future in store for Kingman and has shown his faith by purchasing six lots in the west part of town, on Oak street.
 Mrs. Lulu Smith and Lon. Wells were united in marriage at the resi- dence of E. s. Tobey, last Thursday night. The young couple are we'll and favorably known in Kingman and their many friends wish them good luck throughout their lives.
 Judge L M. Teale and Commission CT Joe Rosenberg purchased the house and lots owned by Frank Milread. They will further improve the place by building an addition, and fencing the grounds and are now occupying their new home as bachelor quarters.
 R. J. Bulkely, of the Big Sandy, was a Kingman visitor this week. He and Mir. linus have pur"h"sed large num- Der of stock interests over in the east end of the county and also taking in the ranch of John linus. who recently removed to California. It is his in- tention to engage heavily in stock raising in the county and will grade up his herds by the introduction of the heavier stock.
 The committee appointed to investi- gate the matter of incorporation for Kinguan made report last Monday night. As there was only small atten- dance. it being the regular meeting night of the Chamber of Mines, a mass meeting has been called for next Mon- day night at which the report will be considered and suggestions received from citizens. It is to be hoped that everyone interested in the welfare of the city will attend.
 I. M. George and J. N. Cohenour have contracts to sink seven wells in town, many of them going to greater depth than any of the wells heretofore sunk. We would like to see one of these wells continued down until the granite is encountered, hut this would incur the expense of casing. A few people might club together and make the trial and profit by the striking of a flow. A flowing we'll at any depth under one thousand feet would be as good as gold mine in this section.
 The special train carrying about 15O members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Mines and prominent citizens of the city, now making tour of Arizona, will reach here some time next Mon- day, information of the exact hour is to be given out later. As it is only proposed to stop here one hour, little can be done toward entertaining the vis- itors, but many automobiles will meet the train to carry them to the power plant and other points of interest. Elks Hall will be thrown open for the inspection of the lodge members who are with the party. The Chamber of Mines is having prepared badges vel coming the visitors which say that Mohave County is Arizona's greatest On each of these will be fastened a miniature sample of gold quartz, zinc ore and turquoise gem.