Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-18

u. ~ IluSLlGS has ECNuIuGO lIOul q
six weeks outing to his old home in
Kentucky.
Mrs. S. T. Elliott visited with
friends in Williams and Flagstaff last
week, returning home Sunday.
E. S Clark, the well known Pres
colt attorney, was Kingman visitor
this week, coming here on profession
al business.
Mrs. Hoffman and Miss Belle, of
Philadelphia, Penn, relatives of DR..
w. H. Booker and family, visited in
Kingman the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry are in
town from the Towne mine, at Chloride
The Towne is one of the big properties
of that district.
Miss Nellie Moroney, of Chicago,
sister of District Attorney W. E Mo-
roney, is visiting in Kingman, and may
conclude to take up her permanent
residence here.
Mrs. Hayward, of Chicago, is visit
Jog with her uncle. J. w. Morgan, in
kingman. Mrs. Hayward is on her
way to California where she expects
TO make her home.
B. F. Miller, of Marvel and Search
light, was Kingman visitor the first
of the week. II is understood that
Mr.. Miller is looking for a new open
ing for a mercantile establishment in |
this section.
M. G. Wagner, Thomas Devine, J. J. !
Reddick and Harry Haskin, who had
been at the fair at Phenix, returned |
home Tuesday night. coming in by
of Planet in the big Jack Rabbit car. !
They report having had a delightful |
time and made the trip without &C
cident.
Chris Vogt, who in company of |
Homer Gaddis, and Edwin Stowe, has |
been all over the great Kaibab plateau |
in northern Mohave county, the past |
four months, returned here the first of |
the week. The boys report having |
had a delightful time and certainly |
look it.
II. M. Gibbes, at one time city attor-
ney of Jerome, arrived in Kingman |
with his little son, last Tuesday, and |
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intention to practice law in Kingman |
and will open an Office here as soon as
possible. Mr.. Gibbes comes here well |
recommended as lawyer and citizen. |
Fred w. Morrison, of Los Angeles, |
will deliver the memorial address at |
the Elks Memorial services, at King |
man, on the Bird of December. Carl
G. Krook will deliver the euIogv. |
The Elks have arranged an excellent
program for the day in memory of |
their honored dead.
Mrs. Gertrude Wheelock arrived in |
Kingman a few days ago from Battle |
Creek, Mich, and visited several DAYS
with her husband, r. P. Wheelock, |
who is general manager of the Enter
prise mines. She will go to Los An
geles tomorrow, from which place she
will return shortly to make her home
at the Enterprise mines.
DR.. L. D. Godshall, of Los Angeles
is in Kingman and will look over his |
mining properties in this district. |
For many years he was heavily inter-
ested in mining here, having been at
the head of the Arizona Mexican Min
ing 81 SCelting company, which sold |
its holdings to the Q. S. Smelling com
pany. 1t is to be hoped that Dr. God |
shall will find someother desirable |
property in this section on which to
begin active development.
IrSiug Z. Bush and L J. Childs, of |
Rialto, California, arrived in King
man few days ago to look after bus
mess matters relating to their propos-
ed power dam on the Colorado river, |
in the Grand Canyon. Mr.. Bush has
been over the ground several times |
and after making the necessary sur
veys, is of the opinion that the Grand |
Canyon, near its mouth, offers an ideal |
site for a power dam, from which a |
transmission line may be run to all |
parts of the county and even into the |
adjoining counties of the territory.