Mohave County miner., 1913-01-25

MISS Nlnd OHCipHSl, ol MlucId
 Park, is visiting with friends in King
 man.
 J. w. Thompson has gone to Pasa. dena, where he will visit with his sister for few weeks.
 Stewart Thompson was called home from Los Angeles a few days ago by the serious lllness of his brother.
 Richardson Lamson, a member of the law firm of Anderson X Lamson, of Prescott, is in Kingman attending to legal business.
 Governor Hunts message converting the legislature in extra session. covers seventy five subjects. If the session is held by the courts to be legal one there will be a thousand subjects brought under review of the law mak. ers, or we miss our mark.
 Ben. Reynolds, well known miner of the McCracken section, was united in marriage, last Tuesday morning to Mrs. Eliza Hawthorne, of Needles. The ceremony was performed by Judge Krook, of the Superior Court.
 Last Wednesday afternoon J. J. Put nam and Miss Louise Williams, were united in marriage. The young couple are residents of the Sandy and will have charge of the Williams ranch. They have many friends in the county that wish them long and happy married life.
 Kean St. Charles, who has been as- SC mbling the concentrating plant on his Midnight mine, is in Klngman He reports that everything is going along nicely and that within a very short time the plant will be in full operation.
 c. N. Nickell returned from the east early this week and reports having purchased large line of boots and shoes, gents furnishings, dry goods and millinery. An up.to.dat milliner will be one of the features of the esta ablishment. He expects to be open for business sometime before the first of March. The room formerly used as the Beale Cafe has been fitted up for the use of Mr. Nickell.
 Orville White, the driver of the Goldroad stage line, was seriously in- lured by being thrown from the high wagon seat by the lurch of the vehicle going over big rock. He fell on the back of his head on the hard ground, his collar bone being fractured and a great bump raised on the back of his head, and was otherwise injured. Just how bad his injuries are is at this time unknown. C, w. Davis went out n his automobile and brought the in- ured man in.
 Adrian D. Girdner, well known 'oung man of Goldroad. died at that place Thursday night, death being lue to croupous pneumonia. Dr. Cowie had been called to attend the poor fellow the night before and when le left Goldroad the sick man appear. ,d to be in fair way to recover. He caves parents in Kansas. The funeral will be held tomorrow under the aus ,ices of the local Order of Moose, at 'equest of Needles lodge, of which he mad been a member.
 George Thompson who is ranching n the big Sandy, is in Kingman. He 'eports that many settlers are going nto that country and it will be but CIV years until the whole valley is ettled up. One of the things that will soon become an important issue in he valley will be vested water rights. 1t this time it would be we'll for those hat have resided there many years to protect their water system With a egal title. To do so it should occur to hem that an irrigation district be ormed and the ranches made secure n the right to use the water of tho ,reek and other sources of water SUD- ply.
 A young fellow giving the name of Jimmie Joe Brown was arrested at