Mohave County miner., 1912-05-04
s. T. Elliott visited Flagstaff apd Williams the first of the week.

Phoenix thus week looking after buSl- ness matters.
 There will be another Santa Fe en- tertainment at Elks Hall next Tuesday evening.
 Dr.. w. H. Butcher. who has been in Los Angeles the past month, returned to Kingman Monday last.
 w. P Powers was down from Flag staff Thursday looking after business matters at the Citizens Bank.
 k. E. Elinwood was up from Bisbee several days this week looking after business matters in Mohave County.
 w. F Jagger, of Lovin & Withers company has been at Goldroad this week looking after business affairs.
 The Kingman, public school is pre- parlng the children for the closing exercises which occur about the 20th of May.
 There was born to the wife of J. E. Carrow, last Sunday. baby girl. Mother and child are getting along nicely.
 G. A. Snodgrass, of Goldroad, was Tn town several days this week looking after business affairs connected with his opening up of a business house at that place.
 Charles GrlneJ, president of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company, is prepar- ing for trip to his old home near Baltimore, which he has not visited in more than quarter of a century
 Miss Nellie Grizelle of Muncie, Ind, is visiting with her uncle, Postmaster J. N. Cohenour in Kingman. She will probably remain here for some time. having accepted position in the post office.
 D. M. Martin and Edmund Lincoln, of Cottonia, are reported very i'll with typhoid fever. Mir. Martin has been the one factor in the promotion of the big works along the Colorado river. destined to reclaim about 4O,OOO acres of fertile lands.
 Superior Court will convene in Kingman next Monday. About one hundred jurors will be in attendance and as many witnesses. There are not many criminal causes on the calendar, but there are many old civil causes that will be wiped from the docket be. fore the term ends.
 Mrs. w. A. Studley leaves tonight for Flagstaff, where she will join her husband, who is organizer for the Order of Moose. Mr. Studley has organized large lodge of the order in the Skylight City and will continue the work in several other towns in the vicinity.
 Fred w. Morrison. at one time dis trict attorney of this county. was a Kingman visitor Thursday last, coming here from his home in Los Angeles. He reports that he is doing nice bus mess in the Angel City. His many friends here are pleased to learn of his prosperity and hope he will continue the good work
 Walter Brown, late sheriff of this county, who has been attending the session of the state legislature, return ed to Kingman several days ago and will look after important personal bus mess in this and Coconino counties He is interested with Ed Haskin in the cattle business in Coconino county aud has one of the finest herds of cattle in the state.
 Don. N. Stewart and Miss Emma Rupp were united in marriage at the residence of Ottho Skaggs, in King man, last Thuraday afternoon, Rev. Clyde w. Deming officiating. The happy couple are we'll known in King man, MT. Stewart being the local Santa Fe agent and Mrs. Stewart having been one of the efficient operators of the Western Union. The newly mar ried couple departed on the afternoon train for a hOnevmoOp op tho oooet