Mohave County miner., 1912-12-28

Miss Althea Perry, who is attending the Southern University of California, is spending the week with her parents
 Sumner Beecher will take over the Beae Hotel on the lst, and will also remove his transfer office to room in the Beale.
 Mrs. J. P. Gideon, who was recently called to San Bernardino by the injury and death of her brother, returned home Monday.
 Miss Olive Fancher won the gold watch put up by Henry Lang at the Eks Theater for the most popular young lady.
 The Catholic Sunday school gave an entertainment Christman eve and had nice treat of candles and nuts for the little folks.
 Willie Bonelli. Stewart Thompson and Jean Walker came in from Los Angeles Saturday last and arr visiting the home folks this week
 Miss Natalie Metcalfe, one of the teachers of Santa Monica, California, is spending her vacation with her father, Chas. Metcalfe, in Kingman.
 The Misses Bessie Mulligan, Eva and Irene Harris and Leo Mulligan, who have been atteIding the Sisters school at Prescott, arrived home Saturday evening.
 J. N. Adams. professor of Science at the Northern Normal school, passed through kingman Wednesday last on his way to Godroad, where he will pass the holidays
 The work on the Elks club rooms will be commenced about the tenth of January, and within a few months the local lodge vii! have the best quarters of any lodge in the State.
 Harry Knight is held in Phenix by the U. $. trial jury, in the cause of the United States against J. B. Alexander, which has been before the Circuit Court the past week or more.
 Workmen are remodeling the room formerly occupied by the Cafe Rouge for the occupancy of the Arizona Cen. tral Bank. Owing to the expanding business of this institution the banks quarters have to be greatly enlarged.
 Mrs. George Goodlng has been visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lassell. in Kingman. Mir, Gooding is agent of the Santa Fe at Glepoora, California, while Ed Gooding and wife are on the ranch at Turlock.
 The children of the M. E Sunday school gave an entertainment in the church Christmas eve that was en- Joyed by all present. Santa Claus failed to put in an appearance but there was tree and boxes of candy for all present.
 The Misses Olive Fancher, Mable Van Marter, Beauna Hilty. Bernice Smith, Leona Hoffman. Gladys St. Charles, Josie Ayers, Clifford Brooks and Johnnie Mulligan, came in from Flagstaff to spend the holidays with home folks.
 The merchants of Kingman did one of the heaviest Christmas business in the history of the town, which clearly indicates the prosperous condition of the county. The merchants in antici- patton of the big rush ot business laid in immense stocks of goods for this holiday trade.
 P. McCardell the we'll known civil and mining engineer, returned few days ago from Layne Springs, where he went last week to make survey of the Alpha group of mines for patent. The Alpha is one of the best known mines in the district, and it IS sure to become one of the big producers with a small amount of development.
 M. I. Powers, of the Citizens Bank, who recently came down from Flag staff, says that there is much enthu- siastn in that section over the northern automobile route. The roads between