Mohave County miner., 1911-09-16

A baby girl arrived at the home of Mack Harris Thursday evening.
 J. J. Redd.ck, who has been in Los Angeles attending to business matters, returned home yesterday.
 c. w. Davis, who has been enjoying a vacation in Los Angeles the past two months, is home again.
 Mrs. w. F. Purcell and children are home again after three months visit with relatives in California.
 Mrs. Leigh Robertson, who has been visiting relatives in California for sev- eral months, is in Kingman looking after her business affairs.
 John Mulligan returned the first of the week from Los Angeles, where he went ten days ago with his cousin James Mulligan, who recently died in that city.
 Mrs George Van Steinburg came in from Los Angeles Wednesday evening on the delayed train to join her husband, who arrived late last week from the city.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thompson and daughter Bessie returned from the seacoast, Wednesday evening, where they have been enjoying the cool sea breezes the past two months.
 w. F. dagger, general manager of the Lovin & Withers Company, spent a few days this week at Goldroad and Oatman looking over the business of the branch stores of the company at those big gold camps.
 J. H. Hoffman, secretary of the Ari- zona Southwestern Copper company, arrived from Pueblo last Tuesday and went down to the mines at Copperville Wednesday last, in company of L. Hoffman, manager of the property.
 Last Thursday afternoon George B. Ayers received a message at Goldroad conveying the news of the serious ill., ness of his brother at Binghampton, N. Y., and caught Jesse Tarr's big automobile in time to get the night train to the east. His brother has been very i'll and is not expected to survive many days.
 John Munds, the well known cattle man of Yavapai county, was a King man visitor this week. While here he arranged to take the drilling outfit that has been used on the wells in this vicinity to his range and have two wells sunk for the purpose of opening up water for range use.
 The forms for the walls of the big addition to the Desert Power and Wa ter company's plant are almost con- pleted and the work of pouring the concrete will be started in a few days. A big concrete mixer will do the work and it will be but a short time until the walls are in. The west wall will be constructed of iron to allow another addition to be made to the plant.
 The work of removing the buildings from the site of the new bank and post office is now under way and work on the new buildings will be commenced next week. The building will front forty feet on Beale street and fifty feet on Fourth and is to be of concrete and A
 around the lots from the corner of the alley to the Miner office on Beale street.
 This week Kingman lodge of Odd Fellows formally organized building company with capitalization of 15,- OOOS and will at once begin the erec- tion of their big lodge room on Beale street. The building is to be two stories in height of reinforced concrete floors and trusses to be of the same material, and will be 9Ox4O feet. The upper floor will be useo for lodge pur- poses, while no disposition has yet been arranged for the lower floor.
 Sam Mobley, aged about fl years, died at the county hospital last Tues day of consumption. He and family had been living at Blackberry, but husband and wife were in advanced stage of consumption and the people of that place concluded to send them to Kingman, where they could have med ical attention, and they arrived here last Saturday evening. There are two children in the family. A brother of deceased wired from Kentucky that he would be here to look after the funeral.