Mohave County miner., 1912-02-03
The Citizens bank opens for business Wednesday, February :. 1912.

The Citizens bank opens for business Wednesday, February :, 1912.
 w. B. Ridenour, the well known Blackberry mining man, is in King. man
 Mrs. J. A. Tarr has been visiting relatives and friends at Mineral Park this week.
 O. B. Amsden, the well known min- ing man, came in from the Gold Bug mine yesterday.
 J. R. Jahn, who is interested in some of the mines south of town, was in Kingman few days ago.
 E. w. Stuart, of D D,nver, arrived in Kingman on his way to Gold Road, where he will remain some time.
 Miss Fannie Sawyer, who has been visiting friends in Los Angeles for c uple of week, arrived home the first of the week.
 Many Chloride people came over from that thriving mining camp yesterday to attend the funeral of the late M. Scanlon.
 Mrs. M. A. Foltz. of Monrova. ar rived in Kingman last Monday and has gone out to the Ruth mine to keep house for her son.
 J. M. Pruden has splendid display of jewellery in his store in the Lnthy block. and is also prepared to repair !our watches or jewelry
 William O'Lea. well known mine owner of the Todd Basin section, is in Kingman. having come in to attend the funeral of the late M. Scanlon.
 James Dickson and Fred Mitchell came over from Chloride last Thursday and remained until yesterday to attend the fpceral of the late M. Scanlon.
 John M. Kellogg and wife, of Den. yer, arrived in Kingman few days ago MT Kellogg going out to Union Pass to inspect the mines of Al. A. Nance.
 Mrs. Agnes Scanlon, widow of the late M. Scanlon, arrived from Los Angeles Thursday evening to attend the funeral. and will remain several days settling up the estate and looking after affairs.
 Hugh and Jack Wilson, George Ait ken. Fred Stull, A. M. McDuffee and several other gentlemen came from Chloride yesterday morning to attend the Scanlon funeral.
 G. w. Hollis, of Pasadena, visited the mines of the Winnifred group last week, stopping over in Kingman Sun- day and Monday. Mr. Hollis is an old time Colorado minin. man.
 Dr. J. R. Whiteside returned a few days ago from Murietta Springs, where he went to rid himself of case of rheumatism. He Is much improved in health, although his ankles are yet weak
 J. L. Williams has several mer at work near Coyote Holes developing water, but for what purpose is not known. Along the west side of the range there is considerable water and ty system of development and con- verging at some point it would be pos sible to irrigate quite an acreage of rich valley land.
 The new bank building is fast ap- preaching completion and the bank and postoffice will soon be opened in their new quarters. The bank is to open it's doors next Wednesday, but it may be the first of March before the postoffice gets into its new quarters. The new postotfice is to be one of the finest appointed offices in northern Arizona. On the second floor there will be handsome office rooms. Last night an unknown man was burned to death in the old pump sta | tion at Little Meadows. The care taker at Little Meadows saw man passing that place late in the afternoon and is of the opinion that it was he | that perished in the flames. The build ing was an old one, having been used | by the Gold Road Mining & Ex. Co.,, for living place and pump house |