Mohave County miner., 1911-09-09

The handsome bungalow of Dr. A.. l.. Hilton is last nearing completion.
 The Misses Minnie and Fannie Saw yer have returned from their months outing in Colorado.
 Miss Nadine Hubbs departed Sunday last to Flagstaff, where she will attend the normal school.
 Jerry Sullivan, one of the big cattle men of Yavapai county, was a King man visitor this week.
 w. K. Ridenour, of the Arizona Stores company, came in from Oatman few days ago to visit with friends.
 Frank Crozier and wife are visiting in Kingman, coming down Thursday night from thelr home at Milkweed Springs.
 Miss Bessie Mulligan and little Leo departed last Sunday to Prescott, where they entered the Sisters school Tor the ensuing term.
 Stewart and Arthur Thompson re- turned few days ago from the coast where they have been having a good time for several weeks
 Frank c. Farr, accompanied by Mrs. Annie NJ. Colburn, came up from Needles yesterday to attend to busl- ness before the Probate Court.
 Mrs. A. q. Harris and family, Mrs. M. Force and Mrs. Wilson returned yesterday from Sawtelle, Cal, where they have been spending the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Hazelfeldt, of Kirkland valley, Yavapai county. are visiting with Mrs. Hazelfeldt's parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. K. Frost, at Wallapai Springs.
 Hon. O. D. M. Gaddis has been ap- pointed by Gov. Sloan delegate to the Public Lands convention, which is to meet in Denver on the 18th of this month.
 David E. Nelson and family returned Wednesday last from Los Angeles and Southern California watering places, having spent several months in pleas ure and recreation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Manship have sold their cottage on Oak street to Osa Walker, and will soon leave for MT. Manship's former home in South Carolina.
 John Ware and Willie Bonelli de- parted yesterday evening to Los An geles where they will attend school | at the University of Southern Califor- nia
 The Santa Fe carpenters are build | ing a new derrick over the well at | Kingman station to expedite the work | of repairs, etc, on the well machinery. It is understood that later in the fall | the company will do large amount of work on the well to secure a greater flow of water to keep pace with the growing needs of the train service.
 The work of double tracking the Santa Fe between Topock and point near Bagdad on the main line, will be commenced by the l2th of this month. c. w. Welch, of Needles, has a large contract covering the work It is also stated that the work of double tracking through this section will be under way by the first of November. Contracts are to be let for at least 100 miles east of Needles, which will bring the work as far east as Peach Springs. King man will probably become relay stat ion, a few engines being stationed here for relief work.
 A report has been sent out from San Bernardlno to the effect that vandals on the Arizona side of the Colorado river have been dynamiting some big sand bars in the Colorado river above the town of Needles. The bars are all legged to be turning the waters of the Colorado river against the Arizona shore and by the act of the dynamiters the current of the stream is being turn ed over to the California shore where it is creating great damage to the banks and threatening the shelter and other property. The correspondent from the south end of the hop belt should change the brand of his dope.