Mohave County miner., 1910-09-10

J. L. Hoffman and A. E. Ware are home from a two weeks trip to the coast.
 Mrs. James Dundon, of Cerbat, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. H. E Lang, in Kingman.
 District Attorney w. E. Moroney has gone to Prescott and will take a course of medical treatment among the pines of the mountain city.
 Mrs. Isabelle 5. Dennis and daugh- ter, Miss Catherine, have returned from California, where they spent sev- eral of the summer months.
 Mrs. H. J. Churchill, of the Cham pion mine, accompanied by Miss Viola Tiffany, of Plainfield, N. J., was a Kingman visitor Monday last.
 There was born to the wife of L. J. Haselfeldt Cnee Florence Frost), at Prescott, last week Friday baby boy. Mother and child are getting along nicely.
 W. B. Prophet and w. H. Smith came up from the McCracken country a few days ago to tend to some busi- ness matters. They have been getting a large tract of ground in shape for xl,, fo hn tenada Wells.
 Fred M. Brandt, who was employed by the Lovin & Withers company the past several months as chief book keeper, departed to his home in Los Angeles last Wednesday. While here Mir. Brandt made many friends that regret his departure.
 Supervisor John c. Potts has gone to the Bill Williams Fork with the election material and will return some time next week with the returns. The precincts in the south part of the county are rather remote and the only way to reach them is by messenger.
 Dan s. Richards returned a few days ago from the north where he attended to business connected with his in- terests. Mir. Richards IS interested in lands in and around Kingman and be- lieves that it will be but short time until some method is devised for its cultivation.
 Thomas A. Finn, of Flagstaff, is scheduled to address the people of Chloride this evening on the cam paign issues from the democratic view. MT. Film is one of the best speakers in the north and has a reputation of keeping an audience in the best of humor throughout his address.
 Mrs. Mary Sweeney has purchased the residence and all the lots on the corner of Fourth and South Front streets formerly owned by John Wren and wife. It is understood that Mrs. Sweeney will build a nice residence for rent on the corner. The property is one of the most desirable in the city.
 Fred. F. Brawn met with a serious accident at Santa Monica a few weeks ago. He was bathing h the big pool and diving from springboard when one of his feet slipped and the board caught him on the leg breaking one of the bones. He is in one of the Los Angeles hospitals, but is rapidly re- covering.
 Last Saturday Probate Judge L. M. Teale and Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gideon returned from a trip to the Colorado river, nerr Pyramid Rock, where they made an examination into the report ed drowning of J. V. Thomas. They found evidence that Thomas had walked to the waters edge and that no trace of him could be found, al- though they dragged the shallow channel and followed the stream up and down for long distance. It is the belief of the gentlemen that Thomas was really drowned and the body carried out into the main chan nel of the river. The widow and four children were brought to town and yesterday were sent by the board of supervisors to relatives in Kansas. One of the children is a child of six years, with an abnormally developed head. This child has been exhibited throughout the country as a curiosity. While having the head of an adult it has the body of an undergrown child