Mohave County miner., 1913-11-15

MISS Nina Uncapner returned feW days ago from Los Angeles and other coast towns where she enjoyed sum mer's outing.
 Owing to he inability of one of the lecturers to attend the Public Health meeting, which was advertised for the P of thls month, the meeting will not be held.
 Judge F. w. Perkins, of Coconino county, heard a number of cases in which Judge Krook was disqualified, this week. Causes were taken under advisement, and Judge Perkins will return Decembe b to give his rulings and further hear the causes.
 A special train will convey about l50 Elks and their ladies to Needles on the morning of the 21th, where they will join with the Elks of that place in one of the greatesv publications the city of Needles has ever witnessed.
 C. E. Branstalter and A. E Lillard, of Winslow, have purchased the Rexal Drugstore of the Western Drug Com pany, and Mir. Branstatter arrived in Kingman last Saturday evening to take charge of the store. He is genial fellow and comes here we'll recon mended by the good people of Wins low.
 Mrs. Hattie E. Miller died at Gold road last Saturday, death being due to au attack of gastritis. Her body was shipped to Chico, California, for bui- ial. Mrs. Miller and husband had re sided in Goldroad some time and made many friends there. She was most greatly regretted by all that knew her.
 F. P. Cruice and F. L. Hanna were pleasant callers at the MINER office last Thursday evening Mir. Cruice was recently appointed travelling freight agent of the Santa Fe for Ar 3 zona, Mr. Hanna retaining the Califor- mia end of these lines. Mr. Cruice has been connected for many years with the $. F. P. X P. railroad, but since the taking over of that line by the Santa Fe has been in the Los Angeles office.
 Harry Haskin and Sumner Beecher, who made the tri to Phoenix by auto- mobile have only execration for the roads of Marcopa couaty. Outside of the Roosevelt road they say, not one good road can be found running in or out of Phoenix. And not until Mesa is reached do the autom b.lists find a sign of good road. From that place to the dam the road is very good. None of the roads south are equal to the roads of this county, and we have not yet begun to build roads.
 Frank Dryden, wife and children, were K:ngman visitors this week, Mr. Dryden coming in from the Boundary Cone mine to have his hand dressed by a surgeon. Last July he was ac- cidently shot through the left hand, several of the bones being crused. A doctor worked on the wounded mem- Der and thought he had removed all splintered bone, but lately the hand became swollen and lnhaimed and Dr. Bucher found several small pieces oi bone in the wound and succeeded ir removing them. While the wound is painful it is thought it will soon be healed over and give no further trouble.
 Chris Larsen was brought in frou Music Mountain yesterday suffering with badly lacerated arm. the re suit of getting into the gears of a ga. engine, which he was starting. The flesh was badly stripped from the lief, arm from elbow to wrist and the ten dons were torn and drawn. He wa, hurried to Blackberry, and no doctor being available William Eppersor took him to Kingman in his car, tn, trip being made in little over ont hour. Larsen is n the hospital anC the doctor believes the arm will b, saved. Chris Larsen is well known ir every mining camp in the county, an( his many friends wish him speed, recovery from his injuries.