Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

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 Gen. John Boyle came in from the Golconda mine last Thursday and will remain here a few weeks.
 Mrs. A. F. Harris and children ar rived Thursday last from Sawtelle, Cal, and will remain permanently ir Kingman.
 John Mulligan, proprietor of Hotel Brunswick, has gone to Los Angeles, where he will look after important business.
 Henry Lovin departed Thursday evening to Muriette Springs, Cali fornia, where he will try to get rid of a case of rheumatism.
 Report from Mrs. J. A. Carrow, who was taken to Los Angeles last week in bad physical condition, is reported to be greatly improved.
 MT. and Mrs. John Barry were King man visitors the past two days, coming in from the Towne mine, at Chloride, to look after important business.
 Frank L. Hunt came in from the Tom Reed section, last Wednesday, and is getting things in shape to start up the annual round of assessing.
 John Boyle, jr., accompanied by Miss Lena Fast and Miss Carr, were King man visitors yesterday, coming here by automobile from the Golconda mine.
 Howard Wells, who has been at Music mountain the past three or four months, arrived in Kingman Wednes- day evening last and will look after personal affairs in Kingman.
 At the Elks Opera House tonight the realistic play of New England life. The play will be interspersed with songs, dances, music and character specialties. A uniformed band will give street parade. This is the first company of the season and Kingman people should give it rousing recep- tion.
 Kirk Haley, of Seligman, was in Kingman the past few days looking af- ter business affairs. He has just dis posed of his cattle and ranch holdings in the Pine Springs section to a O. chise county cattle corporation and will hereafter make his home in Cali fornia, where his family has preceded him.
 The surveys and plats of the un- patented mines of the Needles Mining & Smelling company, at Stockton Hill, have been approved by the Surveyor General of Arizona. The company is getting ready to patent all its holdings in the Stockton Hill section, and recently had surveys and plats made by MT. Johnson, a deputy surveyor, who also made a big typographical map of that section.
 The first complaint in this county un- der gambling law of the territory was lodged with the District attorney this week. The case grew out of 'solo'' game, in which one of the participants made a losing of about 1908. Warrants have been issued for the proprietor of the house and two of the participants in the game and the trial will be had before a jury next Wednesday morn ing.
 Frank linus and Miss Amy L. Will Hams are to be united in marriage at the home of the groom's sister, at Freezes Wash, this afternoon. The bride to be is from Walnut Grove, Yavapai county and is said to be a most estimable young lady, while the groom is one of the best known cattle men of the county. The young couple have many friends in the county that will wish them a long life of welded happiness.
 ]. c. Maddux is removing the big iron warehouse, that stood to the east of the blacksmith shop, on Beale street, to the rear of the blacksmith shop, where it will be used for black smith and wagon work purposes. The business has grown out of the capacity Of the old shop and it will be but a short time until larger and more up to date building will be required. Mir. Maddux is a hustler and is building up one of the best blacksmith business in the territory.