Mohave County miner., 1911-07-01

 ing relatives in Kingman.
 Mrs. W. E. Frost is visiting with her daughter, at Kirkland, Yavapai county.
 Ted Blakely arrived home from Tempe. where he has been attending school, Tuesday last.
 Mrs. Charles Akers and sister, Miss Menge, of Phenix, are visiting with Mrs. Granger in Kingman.
 Thomas Devine. who was called to Kansas City by the illness of his fath- CT two weeks ago, is home again.
 Miss Virginia Noli, who attended the wedding of her sister Helen, in Los Angeles, returned home last night.
 J. W. Lane, the we'll known King man attorney, who has been in Phenix and other southern Arizona cities, is home again.
 Dr. A. L. Hilton went to Los An geles last Sunday evening to take part in the proceedings of the American Medical Association.
 Quite a number of cattlemen have been in Kingman this week looking over the possibilities of the town with view to investing in real estate.
 Judge Blakely came in from San Francisco Thursday. He has been attending the Sunday school conven- tion which met at that place. W. J. Arthur has returned from Cal | ifornia where he has been for couple ] of weeks with his family. He has a baby boy to look after from now on.
 Miss Katie Zaff, sister of Mrs. J. c. | Potts, who has been visiting here the past two months, departed Thursday evening.to San Francisco by way of Los Angeles. Robert E. Morrison, the well known | Prescott attorney, was Kingman vis- | itor last Monday morning. having been | called by the meeting of the Stock holders of the Gro Plata company.
 John G. Worth. a we'll known Pre- 1 colt mining man, who has been look | ing over the Mohave county mining field, departed today to Prescott where he will spend the Fourth with his family.
 Mrs. George B. Ayers has been ap- pointed postmistress at Goldroad. vice W. E. Welsh, resigned Mrs. Ayers is well qualified to fill the position. Goldroad is one of the largest money order offices in the county, outside of Kingman.
 railroad passed through Kingman last week on his way to the Arizona Utah line, where he will examine the oil fields. It is the general belief that should the report on the field prove favorable branch line will be run of to tap the oil and coal lands of southern Utah.
 Charles Metcalf, past Exalted Ruler of the Kingman lodge of Elks, who has been elected representative to the grand lodge of the order, will leave tomorrow for Atlantic City, New Jersey, to attend the session that con- venes at that place next week. He expects to visit his old home and have a general good time
 O. P. Brown, president of the Her cules Mining company, operating in the San Francisco Mining district. passed through Kingman last Monday morning on his way to the mines. He reports that be is contemplating the taking over of large fish cannery in Alaska and that he will leave for a trip around the Aleutlan Islands sometime this month
 N. A. Marsh, the well known Los Angeles architect, accompanied by his brother, was a Kingman visitor last Sunday and Monday. Mir. Marsh is interested in the Bellehower mines. south of Kingman, and while here ; paid the properties visit. The shaft has reached the POO level and cross cut is being run to cut the vein. IL is expected that the vein at this depth will show good values.