Mohave County miner., 1911-07-22

Lew Rothe, who has been visiting friends in Dunsmuir, Cal, returned home last night on the delayed train.
 Mrs. W. B. Stephens and her sister. Mrs. J. c. Maddux, departed to Los Angeles and other coast cities last Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. M. Austin Doak, of Boston. is registered at the Brunswick. Mir. Doak is one of the directorate of the U. s. Smelling company.
 BIG. Taylor and wife came in from Mineral Park thls week and will open the Commercial dining room to the public tomorrow.
 Henry Lovin departed Wedeesday evening to Los Angeles, where he will look after important mining and con- mercial business.
 A. F. Muter, who has been in the south part of the territory making ex- aminatiuns of mining property, re- turned to Kingman last night.
 R. B. Hegardt, of Los Angeles, a di- rector of the Pacific Investments com pany at Cerbat this week, in company of Julian P. Jones, the manager of the corporation.
 Mrs. A. L. Hilton and brother, Les lie Estle, who were called to the old home near Kansas City by the death of their father, returned to Kingman a few days ago.
 George H. Sullivan has his hand some stone residence on Oak street all most completed. The building is a two story structure and presents a most imposing appearance.
 Governor Sloan, who was invited to make an address at the Ground Break ing celebration, at San Diege, is quoted as saying that Arizona is sure of ad- mission at this session of congress.
 Mrs. Charles J. Hutchison, who has been visiting with friends and rela- tives in Seattle and other northwestern points, returned to Klngman last evening on the delayed train.
 Harry LeClair, Blaine Crozier and another Needles man have organized a corporation for the purpose of farm ing the lands near the old McCracken mine, where Mir. LeClair has been dry farming the past year.
 Louis Rentsch and son, of Hollywood. Cal, are in Kingman. MT. Rentsch is the owner of mining property near Gold Flat and is here to do some de- velopment work on the mines. He will sink the shaft on one of the claims 100 feet.
 Kingman people who have been suf- fering with one hundred degrees of heat will cool of with the reflection that Eldorado Canyon has had to splice out the usually long barreled thermometers to hold 124 degrees of heat, Needles 11S and Searchlight IA
 Oscar Owens, whose death near the Leonard place, on the Colorado river was reported last week, was found to have died of chronic alcoholism by the coroner's jury. The man had been ranching on the Arizona side of the river and had been in Needles two days on a drinking bout. The intense heat of the river section caused heart failure.
 The directors of the Nevada-Arizona Mining company are expected at Hack berry today and will go out to the mines at Music Mountain. It is ex- pected that work in larger way will be started up on the mines and the mill put iu commission as soon as possible. The showing on some of the mines is good, the ore running quite high in gold values
 D. H. Burhardt this week circulated a petition praying the board of super visors of this county to repair the wagon road from Kingman to the mines at Music mountain. The wagon road is a direct route to the mines and needs but small amount of work to put it in excellent shape. The petition was signed by every person approached on the subject.