Mohave County miner., 1912-01-13

Miss Fannie Sawyer is visiting with friends in Los Angeles for couple of weeks.
 The Misses Altha Perry and Vida Watkins have returned to school at the Stanford University.
 Judge w. c. Blakely left yesterday for Prescott, where he has some i'm portant business to transact.
 Joe Tribble, a we'll known cattleman of Aubrey valley, was in Kingman several days this week on business.
 Mrs. Cameron, of Flagstaff, mother of Senator Ralph Camerson, stopped over on her way to California to visit few days with Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Elliott.
 James Murry, who is operating a nine at Chloride for Los Angeles people, is in receipt of a new holster that is to be placed on the mine at once.
 G. C. Maclin, who has been stenog- rapher for the New Stores Company Tor several months past, left Friday for Portland, Oregon, where he expects 10 remain for several months.
 The big plate glass windows have besn put in the Lovin & Withers huildiug, Fourth and Beale, and the plasterers are at work finishing up the interior of the rooms.
 k. J. Holmes, owner of considerable good mining property in the Gold Road and Silver Creek sectioL, re- turned from the coast a few days ago, after an absence of nearly year.
 Harry Haskn and wife came in from Los Angeles last Wednesday in the new Buick 40. The trip was made over the desert. and Mr. Haskin says that the roads were abominable.l c. M. Stowe returned last Thursday night from Jacksonville, Florida, where he left his wife and son for the winter. Mrs. Stowe has improved much in health after her arrival at the cd home.
 Marsh & Jackson, of Los Angeles. will open their new drug store in the Gadd!s x Perry Co. block week from today. The gentlemen come to King man well recommended and are sure to yet goody share of the business of e town
 Charles Wilkins. one of the old time miners of the Wallapai district, is very ill at his home at Oak Creek, and ,t is feared his recovery is impossible Mr. Wilkins has mined in ali the camps in the district and is we'll and favorably known to all the miners working from White Hills to King, man.
 Frank l.. Hunt, Assessor of this county, is attending the convention of assessors of the territory. which met in Bisbee last Monday. These meet, ings are of great benefit to the tax raising department of state and count } government and should receive the encouragement of the people.
 Reese M. Ling, the Prescott at torney who is so we'll known in King man and who made the race for the democratic nomination for U $ senator, has formed a law partnership at Phenix with George J. Stoneman of Globe. The men are among tht foremost lawyers of the southwest nc are sure to get great practice.
 A. c. McKeen, state organizer o the Loyal Order of Moose, organized { lodge of that order in Kingman las Sunoay with thirty-one charter mem bers. It is expected that there will b, an additional fifty initiates next Sun day, when the lodge will receive it. charter and number. The order il very strong in the coast states ant grew very strong the past year.
 Henry Lang, manager of the Elk Opera House, wishes it to be under stood that the management of tn, theater have nothing to do with tn, sale of tickets nor disposition of seat at the Santa Fe entertainments. Res ervations must be made at Watkins