Mohave County miner., 1912-07-27

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 Mrs. G. A. Franklin departed last Thursday for visit with her mother near San Francisco.
 Will Cline is home again from Los Angeles, where he and aunt visited with relatives.
 Tom McGraw come in from Goldroad last Saturday to be present at the we'd ding of his daughter.
 A number of Kingman people are in the Wallapai mountains, enjoying the cool breezes among the pines.
 w. w. Gates, who has been operat- ing the Bunker Hill mining clam. at Cerbat, is in Kingman with his wife.
 s. R. Porter came in from Los An geles this morning and is laid up at local hotel with symptoms of ptomaine poisoning.
 Dr. w. H. Butcher is returned from Los Angeles, where he went the fil1t of the week to attend the wedding If his sister.
 Mrs. A. J. McKelvey has gone to San Francisco, later going on to Men, docine county, where she will visit with friends for month or so.
 The lawn social held by the Ladies Aid at the home of G. A. Franklin's Wednesday evening last was well at. tended and enjoyed by all present. About l6S was cleared by the ladies.
 D. R. Muir, S. s. Jones, Charles Grimes, the big mining managers of the Goldroad country, are in Kingman, having returned from Phenix, where they had a seance with the Tax Com- missioners. .r-
 Grand Master Longmore. of the In. dependent Order of Odd Fellows, will be in Kingman next Wednesday on his annual visit to the subordinate lodges. The local lodge is making preparation for big meeting of the members of the order.
 Loran Rofnot returned few days ago from visit to his home in Color- ado Springs He reports having had nice quiet day on July 4th, where he and several others were held in the Las Vegas, New Mexico, jail as wit nesses in a murder case, the crime having been committed in the car in which he had been travelling.
 The wagon road through the lower end of Kingman canyon is almost com pleted, only few more days being re- quired to put it in shape for travel. And now that the work has been start ed on this road it is to be hoped that the entire canyon will be provided with wagon road high above the danger of floods.
 Walter Brown came in from his cat tie ranch, over in the north end of Au- brey valley, last evening. He reports that country having received a great soaking during the past six weeks, the last rain being a gully washer. last Thursday. All the tanks recently built are filled to overfowing. The whole country is waving sea of grass and the cattle are rolling fat
 The Kingman Auto & Transports tion company this week received another truck for use on their mail line between Kingman, Gold Road and Oatman. The truck will be used for mail and passenger service, the trip rate being 2.50$ to Goldroad and 3S to Oatman. The truck rides almost as easy as an automobile and many will take this means of conveyance to the mining camps.
 This afternoon a mass meeting of the new National Progressive party has been called in Kingman for the purpose of electing delegates to attend the meeting at Phenix for the election of delegates to the national convention in Chicago next month. The pro- gressives appear to have taken a large number of old line republicans as well as some democrats into their ranks and they propose to make an aggress-