Mohave County miner., 1911-11-11

AuO ONuOI dllEdCliOuS.
J. S. Withers, County Treasurer,
has been in Los Angeles the better
part OF this week on business.
Leland Gaddis was thrown from his
burrO Thursday breaking one OF the
homes in his right arm just above the
wrist. ''".
Mrs. E. J. McNulty has moved her
family from Mineral Park to Kingman
-whefe the ch1ldre4 will be able to at
tend school,.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McComb and son
Marshall; of Los Angeles, have been
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E::'Ware.
y Loyin & Withers Company unloaded
frye cars of brick this week for their
new building on the corner of Beale
. and Fourth streets.
Arson H. Smith is in Phenix this
week as REPRESENTATIVE to the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias which were
10 session at that place.
Frank Williams came in from Ne
vada this week and has gone to his
old home in Chloride, where he ex-
poets to remain for the winter.
Mrs! A. B. Fancher and daughter,
Miss Ollie, came. in from their ranch
'at'the Windmill in time for the big
show and left for home again Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Ed. Williams and daughter,
Miss Alice, came up from .the Sandy
country yesterday and departed to
Los Angeles, where they will remain
for some time
MRS. NJ. <. -Cohenour- has placed
box at the depot and requests all par
ties having books for the Pioneer
Home at Prescott to leave them at
that place.
g. Mrs. F. NJ. Wilde and daughter
Grace, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. for
several weeks, arrived home a few
days ago.
J. r. Gideon, wife and daughter,
Asa Harris and wife, Mrs. Stella
Wiseman, Sylvia Whitman, DR.. J. R.
Whitesides and L. NJ. Teale have been
h. -,
A large force of men are now en-
ployed on the new Lovin & WiUhers
Co. building. corner Beale and Fourth.
TIE concrete foundation is in and the
floor sleepers laid. The work of lay
ing'up the brick walls will be well I'M
der way by the. first of next week. '''
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley have
sold all their cattle to Epersou & linus
and Telly Bland, and at present are
- looking around to see what business to-
go into. The Bulkleys have been in
the cattle business in Mohave county
for years and will be greatly missed
if they should decide to leave the
county.
The IOl Ranch Wild West Show,
which gave a performance here last
Tuesday, was well attended and most
of the people seemed satisfied with the
performance. After leaving here the
train was partly wrecked out on the
desert, but so far as known no one
was injured, although three cars were
derailed and the trains delayed sew
eral hours.
Thomas Devine, Harry Haskin, ]. ].
Reddick and NJ G. Wagner, in the
Apperson Jack Rabbit automobile,
made the run from Kingman to Phe-
nix by way of Prescott, last Saturday
and Sunday In % hours running time.
The distance Is about 800 miles. They
will return to Kingman by way of
-Parkerx '...-.
Last week Friday night an aIterca-
tion took place between a negro por-
ter named Dutton and a brakeman
named McMeary, on delayed No. 9,
near blackberry. in which McMeary
was stabbed 10 the eye with a lead
pencil by Outton. McMeary was TAX
en- to Needles and is said to be not
seriously injured, although he may
lose the sight of his eye. Dutton has
not yet been arrested.