Mohave County miner., 1911-06-24

Horace I. Barnes last Tuesday.
 Joe Morgan, who has been attending school at Colton, Cal, is home for his vacation.
 W. F. dagger and family have gone to Los Angeles, where they expect to spend a week.
 Mrs. Jack Porter and little son have gone to the coast where they will spend the summer.
 Homer Gaddis and Edgar Stowe have gone out on a hunting trip for a couple of weeks.
 Rev. w. G. Blakely has gone to San Francisco, where he will attend the Sunday school convention. There will be no church services for the next two weeks.
 Mrs. J. N. Cohenour departed last Sunday evening with her children to Los Angeles and Fresno, where she will visit with relatives for a month or more.
 Byron Fancher departed last Mon- day with his wife and daughter, Miss Olive, to Santa Ana, where they will remain some months. Mrs. Fancher is convalescing from an attack of slow fever.
 Thursday last the car used as a tele- graph station at Wallapai was de- stroytd by fire. The car was also used as sleeping quarters by the lady oper- ator, who escaped from the burning structure in her night clothes, all her belongings being destroyed.
 We understand that a company of railroad men have ordered a large drilling plant and will soon spud in on deep we'll in Wallapai valley. The belief appears to be general that water will be obtained in quantity at many points in the valley.
 Blaine Crozier has taken about 100 head of feeders to the ranch of Harry LeClair, near the old McUracken mine where they will be kept on pasture for a month or two. It is expected to fatten the cattle at that place prepar- atory to driving them to market at Needles.
 The Kingman Electric company is now handling an electric iron that is really one of the most economical now in use. Next week they will present to the public the good points of the iron, so that all interested may learn what they are missing by not usinn it. The iron is on exhibition at theelec- tric shop on Oak street.
 Kayser x Wilson have purchased the cattle and range of the Martin brothers, paying therefor the sum of 25.000S. The boys also have bought large spring of Wm. E. Frost for which they paid the sum of 3,OO0S. The boys are hustlers and it will be but short time when they will be numbered among the largest cattle owners of the county.
 Last Thursday night the railroad round house at Barstow was burned and sixteen locomotives were badly damaged. This is the second fire that has occurred on the Santa Fe this month, the first one being at Selig. man, where eleven locomotives were do, A aaly Trafr Fnfn fnl 1f seven locomotives put out of commis- sion by the two fires.
 Miss Helen Noli was married to John E. Streater, in Los Angeles, on the 10th of this month. The young couple will reside in the Angel City, Mrs. Streater is well known in this county having been reared from child hood in Kingman. Mir. Streater was for a while employed at the Kingman garage. The young people have the best wishes of the community for a life of married bliss.
 The Goldroad-O Oatman team played ball in Kingman last Sunday. The boys are all miners and mill men of the camps and can play ball some. Kingmau people are always ready to welcome the boys from the camps and hope that they will come often. Friendly games with the teams of the various mining camps should be encouraged, and that there be DO friction in the games, visiting teams should bring their umpires with them.