Mohave County miner., 1911-05-27

J. H. Richmond, of Oatman, IS a Kingman visitor.
 Thomas Burke, pioneer of Mohave county, is visiting in Kingman.
 Mrs. J. W. Lane and son Robert, re- turned from Los Angeles a few days ago.
 T. P. Duncan, of Grass Springs, one of the largest cattle owners of the county, is Kingman visitor.
 Parties who have song books be- longing to the church In their homes will please return them to the church.
 Frances Fancher was up from the Needles several days this week visit ing with his mother who has been quite ill.
 Edmund Stowe, son of Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Stowe, is home from Los Ange- les, where he has been attending business college.
 W. F. dagger, general manager of the Lovin & Withers company, spent a few days this week at the stores at Goldroad and Oatman.
 Miss Bernice Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Smith, who has been teaching school at Holbrook the past year, returned home last Satur- day evening.
 Miss Veda Watkins, who has been attending Stanford University, arrived in Kingman last Saturday evening and will spend the holidays with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins.
 Lovin & Withers Company's big teams are hauling out great deal of new machinery for the Tom Reed company. Yesterday three big teams were loaded up and departed to the camp this morning.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Cohenour has been ap- pointed agent of the Pioneer Home, at Prescott, for the purposes of re- ceiving donations of books and per iodicals for the library of that insti- tuition. Any one having suitable books will please notify Mrs. Cohenour.
 Louis Davison, one of the Pioneers of Mineral Park, and owner of rich mining property in that section, was a Kingman visitor this week. Mir. Davidson has been continuously at work on the Baden-Baden property the past year and has been getting good results.
 J. N. Lewis and Miss Mary Gross were united in marriage at the home of the brides mother, near Mineral Park, last Sunday. Mir. Lewis is a well known mechanical engineer and has been a resident of the county many years. The bride was born and raised in this county and is one of the most amiable and lOvable of the daughters of old Mohave. May their years of happiness on earth be many.
 This section of the country Thurs day last experienced one of the worst wind and sand storms in the past twenty years. While the wind at times during the week approached a gale, Thursday was the climax of the storm, the wind blowing fully forty miles an hour during the day and sub siding only when the sun went down at night. From all over the desert come tales of the severity of the storm, and while little damage was done the people suffered the dis con- fort of lying sand and debris to a great degree.
 The people of this county are an- xiously awaiting the time when they will be brought under the good roads organization. The territorial engi- neer will then be brought ln and the commencement make on a branch of the territorial road system. If laid out in the proper manner this section of good road will become part of the great national highway. It matters not what the south part of the ter ritory thinks of the project the national highway is destined to run through Mohave county and on to the coast. All surveys that the govern ment made in the years gone by have been through here on account of the favorable contour of the country and the abundance of water to be found on this route.