Mohave County miner., 1911-04-15

J- -. Am u0OSe0 anu WlIe, or w H. Hams, are visiting with Mrs. and Mir. s T. Elliott, in KIngman.
 Mrs. H. w. Dillehunt, of Los Angel es, has been visiting this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Potts, in Kingman.
 Mrs. Mary E. Cohenour departed yesterday to Globe, where she goes as delegate to the annual grand lodge session of the order of Rebekahs.
 Dr. L. D. Gogshall came over from Mineral Park few days ago, having examined several mining properties, upon which he obtained options.
 Howard W. Squires, superintendent of the Frisco Mines & Power company, has just retuaned from business trip to Denver.
 Judge and Mrs. H. F. Best came in from Los Angeles few days ago and have gone to Treasure Hill, where they are interested in a large group of mines.
 G. w. Gibson, of the Wallapai Prec- ious Metals company, is in Denver strengthening out business affairs. It Is expected that he will return to Kingman within the next ten days.
 Matthew Carr, jr., came in from Los Angeles last Tuesday and has gone to Cedar, where he will visit with his father and brother. MT. Carr was in this county about eleven years ago. since which time he has lived in Los Angeles.
 Oswald Lubbock, owner of the FL dorado mine. in Gold Basin, has just been elected treasurer of the Alameda for the fourth time. MT. Lubbock is one of the best known citizens of Ala meda, having lived in that city since the early eighties.
 Thomas Gray, one of the oldest resi- dents of Stockton Hill, was a court | visitor this week. MT. Gray was among the first residents of Stockton | Hill, and at one time, in connection | with his brother, owned the larger part of the mineral territory now en- braced in the mines of Stockton Hill and Todd Basin.
 The American Lady Quartette Con- cert company will give one of its con- certs at Elk Hall this evening, under the patronage of the Santa Fe railroad | Reading Room Entertainment. Every body is invited to attend the perform ance, admission being free. The Quartette is new musical combina- tion and is highly spoken of by the superintendent of the reading room service, s. E. Busser.
 It is understood that several mem- bers of the Santa Fe land department will be in Kingman next week and that contract will be made by which large tract of land will be taken over by individuals and wells sunk thereon. The an at the head of the enterprise expect great things in an agricultural way and if they strike water believe they will make more money from it than from any enter prise now under way in the county.
 F. T. Powell and wife spent few days this week in Kingman before continuing their journey from Gold Basin to Los Angeles, where they will recuperate for week or two. Mr. Powell has been operating the Cy- clopic mine the past six months and has taken options on other properties in the district, which he will soon have under development. It is under stood that the properties of Frank Manha have been bonded by Mir. Powell and that he is looking to other good properties in that field.
 Last week s. P Mcknight, civil engineer, was called upon to make survey of several sections of land lying in Sacramento valley, to the west of Kingman, by gentlemen employed in in the Indian service of the Interior Department. These men contemplate the putting in of a well boring rig and drilling tor water will be under way in about a month. They expect to strike water near the west rim of the valley and if successful will at once begin the reclamation of a large tract of the valley land.