Mohave County miner., 1912-08-03


 have gone to Los Angeles, where they will visit for short time.
 Miss Fannie Sawyer leaves this evening for Los Angeles where she will visit with friends for few days.
 J. D. Jordan. who has been on the sick list for some time, has gone to the Murietta Springs for short time.
 Mrs. M. K. Kearney, who has been visiting with her daughter on Stockton Hill, is again in Kingman.
 Mrs. A. F. Harris and daughter Eva returned from Los Angeles last Mon- day, taking in Good Springs, Nevada, on the way.
 J. P. Ryan, Justice of the Peace of Cerbat, and one of the large cattle men of that section, was in Kingman few days this week.
 Dr. E. s. Miller, of Flagstaff, was Kingman visitor this week, coming here to visit day or two with c. w. Miller, at the Rock Quarry.
 $. D. Stewart and wife have return ed to Kingman after few weeks honeymoon in California. Their many friends gave them rousing welcome, and wished them all the joys and bless, ings of married life.
 James Uncapher and sister Miss Nina, of Mineral Park, are visiting in Kingman. Mir. Uncapher is the own CT of valuable mining property in the Mineral Park section. among which is the famous old Keystone mine.
 Supervisor J. $. Withers returned the first of the week from Phenix, where he was in attendance at meet ing of the State Tax Commission. He also visited the Roosevelt dam and took in the sights of the valley.
 Henry Lovin, accompanied by Mrs. w. J. Roe and children, departed to Los Angeles few days ago. Bessie Thompson also accompanied the party and will meet her parents in the Angel City,
 All the concrete has been poured in. to the second story forms of the new Odd Fellows Building, and that struc. ture will soon be ready for occupancy. The building is to house all the secret orders on the town, with the excep, tions of the Elks, who will remain In their own building.
 Everybody should see that his name is on the great register of the county. Registration in Kingman is with the County Recorder, where the elector will sign his name in the county regis ter and the precinct register. To vote for president the elector will have to get his name upon these registers.
 c. w. Herndon, County Attorney of this county, in company of his mother. Mrs. J. c. Herndon, of Prescott, are visiting places of interest in southern California, and lncideptly the famous springs of that state. Mr Herndon expects to return home sometime this month. J. A. Ellis is looking after the office of County Attorney during Mir. Herndon's absence.
 Last Monday night an Italian work. ing in the Gold Road shaft was struck on the head by falling drill and was precipitade to the platform, forty feet below. His skull was fractured either from the blow or the fall, and death resulted a short time thereafter, the poor fellow not regaining conscious ness. The man and another were working Tn the shaft untangling the cable, which had buckled, and while doing so the accident occurred.
 James Buchanan, a miner, aged about 40 years, died at the home of Mike Coleman, at Union Pass, on the morning of the 3lst of July. His death being due to tuberculosis. The poor fellow had been here only short time. The remains were brought to Kingman and the funeral held Thurs day evening, under the auspices of Kinpman lOdpe of Odd FellowS of