Mohave County miner., 1912-02-24

Entered at the Kingman Postofice as Second
Class Mail
Miss Nina Uncapher. of Mineral
Park, IS visiting in Kingman.
Rev. C. w. Deming has been visit
ing his family near Prescott this week.
John Boyle, Jr., accompanied by Miss
Lena last was in from the Golconda
mine yesterday.
A Mr.. Green, who is trying to pro-
mote stock and agricultural company
near Yucca. was in Kingman this week.
G. S. Haskin came up from Needles
last Sunday with the Needles bunch CT
of balIplayers and remained over to
take in the doings of Washington's
Birthday.
The Williams News says that Mrs.
Nora Adams. in charge of telephone
Office in Williams, left on Wednesday
for a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Fousha, at Kingman.
The library books have just been
changed and any one desiring books
to read can call at the office of tie
MINER and inspect same. These books
are free To the public.
s. A. Block, a representative OF the
L. S. Smelling, Refining & Mining
company, passed through here Thurs
day last on his way to the Gold Road,
where he will take look at that prop
erty Mr.. Block comes from Boston.
The furnishings for the new King
man postoffice have arrived and will
soon be put in place. 1t is understood
that when the postoffice is ready for
occupancy it will he one of the most
complete offices in northern Arizona.
Several DAYS this week the wind has
been blowing steadily and the clouds
of dust have at timaS ohscured the
whole towI from view. With oiled
streets this state of affairs would be
impossible.
Judge E. NJ. Doe has sent out notices
that he has resumed the practice of
the law at Flagstaff. Judge Doe is one
of the foremost lawyers of the state and
will undoubtedly build up great prac-
tice.
EFF. Thompson and o. D. NJ. Gaddis
went out to Union Pass last Sunday to
look at some of the new mines of that
section. They report the Frisco mill
running and turning out considerable
bullion.
Howard w. Squires and A. J. Clark,
who have bond on the Winnifred
group Of mines. in the Secret Pass
section. went out to the mines Tues
day morning last, returning to Los
Angeles on the evening train.
Kingman people should begin the
GOOD road work at home and build up
the streets and waterways for the
storm waters that are sure to soon
come. Improve the town and invite
capital to come in and help US build
up.
Frank L. Hunt and a Mr.. Meese. a
well known mine operator of YavaDai
county, visited the zinc mines of the
Stockton Hill country this week
They took in the Golconda and other
mines and were well pleased with the
mining conditions of the district.
Me-. and Mrs. John Mulligan were
called to Prescott this week by the
serious illness of their little boy, Leo
The little fellow was stricken with
pneumonia, but late reports indicate
that the critical stage has passed and
that he is on the road to recovery.
An elderly German was taken to the
county hospital last week and died al
the institution Tuesday night. Prior
To his death he was told that he might
die at any moment and the attendant:
asked him to give the address of hi:
people, but he refused, although he
informed them that the name he gave
was not his true name.
Jack Maddux believes in being upto
date and is putting in a power ham
mer and other machinery to do tn,
work of his rapidly growing black
smith business. The shop is now il
shape to take care of almost any elias
of work that may be offered. 1t i
probable that before long there will b
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