Mohave County miner., 1912-06-22

tie on business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse A. Tarr have gone to Los Angeles. where they will spend month.
 M. I. Powers, president of the Citi. zens Bank. was a visitor from Flag staff this week
 Mrs. s. T. Elliott left for Prescott Sunday last where she will visit with friends couple of weeks.
 Mrs. J. c. Gorlding came up from the San Francisco mine this week and is visiting with relatives in town.
 Mrs. J. E. Perry and daughter, Miss Altha. departed 10 Los Angeles last Sunday where they will spend the summer months.
 Mrs. A. F. Harris, accompanied by her daughters Eva and Babe, and Phyllis Smith, departed to Los An geles last Sunday, where they will re- main few weeks.
 The Misses Leonie Hoffman and Bernice Smith departed last Sunday evening to Flagstaff. where they have entered as students for the summer course of the Northern Normal school.
 Rev. c. w. Deming is over to Pres, colt taking in the Chautauqua and visiting with his family. There will he no church services for two weeks, but the Sunday school will meet as usual.
 D R. Muir and family, accompanied by N. J. Churchill and wife, went up to the Grand Canyon at Fl Tovar, this week. Messrs. Muir and Churchill went over to Chloride Thursday even. ing after their return from the canyon.
 A. x. Keech, who is getting his place in shape for dry farming, was in town few days ago, coming in from Antarez It is his belief that dry farming will become of great impor. tsnce in the Wallapai valley before many years passes by.
 D. R. Muir, manager of the holdings of U. S. Smelling, Refining and Mln- ing company in this county and Need- les, has removed his family from Kingman to Gold Road, where they will hereafter reside. The people of Kingman are sorry to lose these good people aud hope that it will not be for long.
 w. E. Moronev, the we'll known Kingman attorney, has gone to the sanitarium of Dr.. Film, at Prescott, where he will probably remain during the year. Mir. Moroney has broken down under hard work and it is thought best that he should take time for con- plete recovery. His many friends here expect to see him return to King man in sound bodily health.
 As the people of Kingman are not to spend money for Fourth of July cele- hration. why would it not be a good scheme to get up town improvement movement, each merchant. business man and property owner to contribute the sun that he has usually pald into the celebration fund, and then use the money to grade and oil two or three of the business streets. No better use could be made of money than to better the street condition of the town. It is probable that the railroad company would meet the people half way by the grading and oilng of its part of the company grounds that form the space between the tracks and Front and South Front streets. The oiling of the railroad grounds and these business streets would do away with the clouds of dust with which the people are now afflicted every day and give to that part of the town evidence that the people are here to stay and that they believe in the upbuilding of the town. To carry out this project will not take large amount of money and the benefit will be great.
 Each age of our lives has its loys. Old people should be happy, and they will be if Chamberlain's Tablets are