Mohave County miner., 1912-01-27

MrS. Il. NOlcey or Selgman, IS VlSlC- ing Mrs. Frank Purcell few days this week.
 A. F. Wildie departed to Los An, geles yesterday evening where he goes on important business matters.
 Miss Annie Malloy, of Lagrande, Oregon. arrived in Kingman this week and will visit with her sister, Mrs. Hubert Smith, for several moL ths.
 w. H. Welsh. justice of the reace at Goldroad, passed through Kingman early this week on his way to Flag statf, where he expected to stay few days.
 Ray mond Carr, who was so seriously injured in tbe wreck of the Arizona Stores company building, last week, is reported to be getting along nicely at the hospital in Los Angeles.
 J. B. Wright has completed the sur vey of two townships of land in Au- hrey valley and is moving his outfit into the lower end of Wallapai valley. where he will survey several townships in the neighborhood of Red Lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jordan are wis., iting with the parents of Mrs Jordan Dr. A. E. Ealy, at Escondido, Cali fornia. MT. Jordan intends to spend few weeks at the Murietta Springs before returning to Kingman.
 Chris Vogt has purchased ranch at Gold l'utte, about twenty miles east of St. Thomas, Nevada. where he will take a bunch of cattle and establish a home ranch. The country is we'll wat cred and covered with nutritious grasses.
 Last Tuesday morning John Pierce died at the county hospital of tubercu- losis, after an illness of few months. Mr. Pierce was at one time the mine foreman of the Occident mine, at White Hills and was Well known to all old tin, Is in that camp. He was a wholesouled fellow and we'll liked wherever known.
 Frank Bennett died at the county hospital last Tuesday, death being due to & complication of disorders About year ago Bennett fell from a moving nd oip af shoulder blade. The fracture develop e1 an ailment from which he never re- covered. He had mother in Illinois and two sisters, one living in Alberta, N. w. T.
 The merchants of Kingman appear ,o be doing an immense business. many teams being loaded out of here every day for the camps north, south, east and west. No town of its size in the territory is doing larger volume of business than Kingman. and the busi- ness men are keeping pace with the expansion of trade.
 Chris. Voght and Peter White came in from Coara ranch. Thursday even- ing last, bringing with them the hides of forty.two animals that they had trapped. Many of the skins were those of lynx and coyotes. but among them were badgers, skunks, cats and others. The coyote skins were fine, resembling lobo wolves. The boys ex- pect to get good prices for the greater part of the skins at St. Louis.
 Ross H. Blakely, who represents some of the creditors of the Clara Con. solidated Gold and Copper Mining Compahy. has just returned from Phoe nlx, where he arranged with w. M. Seabury and Paul R. Ingles to look after the interests of his clients in the matter of the bankruptcy proc eedings now pending and which were instituted against the Company some time ago, by Seabury and Ingles, on behalf of large number of the creditors.
 Anson H. Smith is having well drilled on his land southeast of the townsite of Kingman. He is the owner of the railroad section lying south of the town, in which there is much good land. The level lands lie above the level of Kingman townsite and are well drained by deep drainage basins to the east and west. The lands would mako ideal reSidepca acroc opd ;t ;e