Mohave County miner., 1910-05-07

Mrs. William Hawks and daughter
of Chloride, were in Kingman thi
week.
W. C. Merry, superintendent of the
Yucca Cyanide NJ. & NJ. company, wa,
10 KinGman yesterday on business.
The new residence of T. E. McClel
land is fast assuming shape and is tc
be one of the finest in town when com.
pleted.
]. W. Thompson arrived Thursday
night from Florida, where he spent
the winter with his friend, George W.
Jonas.
Mrs. Cornell, mother of Mrs. Geo.
Warren, will leave this evening for
Los Angeles, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. E. V. Peary, trained nurse, is
ready to respond to calls at all times.
Residence in the Pink House (Thomp-
son's) Beale street.
The time is short, so do not overlook
the census man. He is willing to put
you on the list, but for some reason he
may have overlooked you.
The Gruninger residence in the
Cohenour addition is almost ready for
occupancy. 1t will be one of the neat
est and attractive places in Kingman.
Mrs. C. NJ. Stowe and son have ar
rived in Kingman from Jacksonville,
Florida, and will hereafter reside in
the commercial center of Mohave
county. Mr.. Stowe has purchased the
Emerson residence on South Front
street, and will occupy the residence
next week. Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe will
he most desirable additions to the
population of Kingman.
This week the new Lovin & Withers
company took over the business of
Lovin & Withers. The work of stock
taking has consumed the greater part
of the week, but the store has been
open to patrons the same as usual, the
work on stock having been carried on
at night. The new company will car
ry on the business as usual, no change
being made in the conduct of the bust
ness for the present.
Gaddis & Perry Company has just
completed stock taking on account of
recent changes in the personel of the
company. Owing to its increasing
business the company has provided
larger capital and will make its bust
ness house very much larger and more
convenient. Work is now under way
on forty foot extension of the main
store building and warehouse room is
also to be provided for.
In making a change in the makeup
of the horses pulling the stage, at
Little Meadows, last Wednesday, and
when one of the lead horses had been
taken out the other three horses be-
the road toward Kingman without the
driver. Jesse Craine, the driver,
sprang into buggy that happened to
be at hand and followed the team in
break-neck drive over the rough road
to a point two miles below the Mead
ows, where he passed the stage and
gradually slowed the frightened horses
down. The only damage done was the
tearing off of a seat of the buggy and
a broken axle. No damage was sus-
tanned by the stage, the horses having
kept in the road all the way.
The heavy grade of Stockton Hill
has always been looked upon as in
accessible to automobiles. but during
the past week all the E. NJ. F. cars in
Kingman made the climb with heavy
loads. The demonstration shows what
these cars are capable of doing and
many mining men will undoubtedly
buy them for their personal use. John
Boyle has been running his car from
heavy grades and deep sand without
trouble and negotiating the distance
in two hours or less. The Kingman
Auto company, handling these cars,
believe they have the best machine
for desert use and have demonstrated
it's utility under every condition.
Never hesitate about giving Chamb-
erlain's Cough Remedy to children.