Mohave County miner., 1912-12-07

day.
 Mrs. c. H. Granger, who has been visiting with friends in Phenix the past month, returned home Thursday.
 John Barry and wife, of Chloride, were Kingman visitors Thursday, coming here to look alter matters of business interest.
 Sam Sloan, one of the well known cattlemen of the east end of the county. was business visitor to the county seat this week.
 Leslie Estle, who recently resigned his position with Lovin X Wilhers company, has gone to San Diego to look over some business openings.
 Miss Lenora Hoffman. who has been teaching school on the Sandy, was in Kipgman this week taxing the tx animation before the superintendent of schools
 James Larken, one of the old time miners of this county. who has been working in the Mogollon mountains of New Mexico, the pas, two years for R T. Root, is again in kingman.
 John Thompson, one of the most versatile actors in the business. has been holding the boards this week at Elks Theater. He is so well known to all playyoing people that it is but re- beating public sentiment when we say that he is good one.
 County Superintendent of Schools, Charles Metcalfe. this week had three or four applicants for school certi- fcates before him. the teachers hay. ing been supplied with temporary certificates by the state board until they took this examination.
 Two teams of basket ball players, boys and girls, from Needles, arrived here this morning and this afternoon on the local grounds will play two teams of the Kingman school. The teams from the Needles are said to have been trained to q nicety and the local boys and girls will have to look we'll to their laurels.
 Bids are soon to be opened for the sale of 10000 of Arizona state bonds. These bonds comprise the present debts of the state and munich pal bonds that were given state back ing in the territorial days. It is ex- pected that the bonis will bring a good premium in the market and materially reduce the rate of interest
 Don. N. Stewart, local agent of the Santa Fe railroad at this place, has purchased the residence of w. H. Richards. on Spring street. w. P. Carr has purchased Mr. Richards small residence. Tie Richards family will remove to Flapstaff, where Mr. Richards has been engaged by the Rabbit Bros. as veterinary surgeon.
 Two young men named c. Lambie and M. McIIyaine, who recently start ed from San Francisco to visit every state capital in the Union and return by 1915. were in Kingman this week, having walked from Carson through Nevada by way of Eldorado Canyon and Chloride. The men spent several days here peddling banners They claim to be in the employ of a news. paper.
 Frank Jackson, who has been member of the firm of Marsh x Jack son since it's advent in Kingman, has sold his interests here and will remove to Los Angeles, where it is understood he will again enter into business ar engagements. During his stay in King man he made many friends, who will regret hls departure. MT. Marsh will hereafter conduct the business in person.
 This week one of the most important cattle deals in years was made, I. M. George and E. M. Carrow buying the big heard of Kayser brothers, to- gether with their ranges on the north and east side of the Wallapai moun- tains. The price paid is unknown, but it is said to have been up in the thousands. The gentlemen are all