Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1910-10-15


Miss Tessie CLARK departed to Los
Angeles last Thursday, where she will
visit for a few weeks.
Mrs. Edna Goforth, of Baxter
Springs, Kansas, a niece of J. n.
Cohenour, is visiting in Kingman.
DR.. H. L. Carpenter, of Goldroad,
was called to San Francisco, the first
of the week, by the death of his
mother.
Last evening Kingman was treated
to one of the most violent wind and
dust storms ever experienced, followed
by a splendid rain.
Rev. J. NJ. Ocheltree, who has been
the pastor of the NJ. E. church the
past year, was appointed to the Will
Jams pastorate by the recent NJ. E.
conference.
e. F. Thompson is erecting a new
building on one of his lots on Oak
street to be used as bakery. King
man has long been in need of an up-to-
date bakery and this will fill the want.
Last Sunday Bryan Hilty fell from a
horse and suffered the fracture of his
collar bone. The boy suffered no
other injuries, but it will be some
time before he will be able to do any
thing.
Edward Kelley, an inmate of the
county hospital. died at that institu-
tion last night. Kelley had long been
a sufferer from organic heart trouble.
He is supposed to have children in one
of the eastern states.
Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gideon depart
ed yesterday to Phenix, having in Gus
tody an Indian boy recently committed
to the insane asylum by Probate Judge
Teale. The government pays the ter
ritory for the expense incurred.
Mrs. Isabelle Dennis opened her
lunch room, in the Luthy block, last
Saturday evening, serving an elegant
dinner to her many guests. The place
has at once sprung into popularity
among the diners out. Her lunches
and dinners are unequaled.
The funeral of the late John Hughes
was held from the Catholic church last
Sunday morning, Rev. Father CoDno!-
ley, of Winslow, officiating. The little
church vas filled to the doors by the
host of friends and acquaintance of
deceased that came from near and far
to pay their last tribute of respect to a
most worthy citizen.
Deputy Sheriff ]. P. Gideon return
Led from Los Vegas, Nevada, Wednes-
day last with Bert Williams, who re-
Gently broke Jail. Williams was being
held on charge of burglarizing the
Santa Fe depot, at Kingman. Nc
Murphy, who broke Jail with Williams,
is still among the missing.
Daniel W. Holloway, one of the old
timers of this county, was selected as
one of the watchmen at the Capitol by
the constitutional convention, now in
session at Phenix. Mr.. Holloway de-
parted Monday evening to PheniX to
report to the presiding officer.
Judge w. G. Blakely was commits
stoned pastor of the NJ. E. church at
Kingman by the recent conference,
held in Williams. Judge Blakely has
always been regarded as the peoples
pastor and his appointment is the
cause of rejoicing among all classes in
Kingman.
District Court will convene on We'd
nesday, October Goth, the regular
term having been ordered adjourned
to that day. Grand and trial juries
will be drawn next week and all Grim
inal business will be disposed of dur
ing the term, while all triable
civil business will be taken up and
disposed of.
A few days ago the Indian police
man from the Indian school at Trux-
ton, was returning from Chloride with
truants, boy and girl, and while in
Kingman the two escaped the vigil
lance of the officer and went before
Probate Judge Teale and were mar
ried. An Indian interpreter assured
the Judge that the boy was twenty-one
and the girl nineteen years of age.
When the policeman found that the
Young people had played hockey for
i;fa on him he gracefully submitted