Mohave County miner., 1912-09-14

D. T. Price has gone to Avalon, Cat alina, where he will spend few weeks vacation.
 Mrs. J. c. Herndon, of Prescott, this week visited with her son, County At torney c. w. Herndon.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Warren is expected in from the east this evening. Mrs. Warren has been gone almost four months.
 Willie Bonelli left the first of the week for Los Angeles, where he will again attend the University of South ern California.
 Mrs. George Davis and children have moved into Kingman from their ranch in the Wallapais so that the children can attend school this winter. When in need of dental work, do not forget that Dr. Paul Mcintosh is home again and has his office on Front street fitted up to care for every class of work ih the dental line.
 The interior work on the Odd Fellows building is fast approaching completion and it will probably be ready for occu- pancy by the first of October. The building will be quite an additiod to the public buildings of Klngman.
 Rev. Fred Ross, who has been help- ing Rev. c, w. Deming conduct a series of meetings here the past 10 days, departed to his home in Jerome last evening, Mir. Ross is very earnest worker in the cause and made many friends during his short stay in Kingman.
 Jerry Sullivan has sold his cattle and lands in Chino valley to an Oklahoma company for over 300, ,OOOS. He still re- taius his interests in Williamson valley. Sullivan was a small contractor on the old Atlantic x Pacific railroad in the early eighties and built up this great fortune in cattle and lands since that time. He is reputed to be worth more than million dollars.
 Lovin & Withers Company is haul. ing a large amount of lumber and timber to the Gold Road Mines com. pany, at Goldroad, where it will be used in the construction of better ments at mines and mill. The com pany Just now is making many i'm provements in the camp and before another year the place will be the best appointed camp in the state.
 A. F. Harris returned Thursday evening from Sawtelle and Los An geles, where he was called on business last week. He reports that the Bull Moose took everything away from the republicans and democrats in south California and that it is a foregone conclusion that California would give it's electoral vote to Roosevelt this fall.
 Roscoe X Herring the painters and decorators, haue rigged up a burro wagon for the purpose of hauling their materials around town and for the delivery of furniture and other things, in which they are dealing. The wagon is painted pure white and finished iu gold, while the burros are rigged up with a white web harness. The whole outfit is unique and reflects credit ou the good taste of the boys.
 R. A. Blaize, a we'll known miner oi this county, died at his home in Oat. man on the morning of last Wednes day of bronchitis. He had been ill some months and an acute attack o pleurisy caused fatal termination te his disease. His body was brought tc Kingman, burial taking place in the local cemetery Thursday afternoon under the auspices of the local lodge of Moose. He was member of tho order at Needles. Deceased leaves { young wife to mourn his death. Ht was . warm hearted man and hal many friends in the mining camps O the county, who will regret to learl of his demise.
 
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