Mohave County miner., 1913-07-19

 out to the Stockton Hill country Thursday last to look at mining prop erty.
 H, L. McCarn, general manager of the Rainbow Mountain mining com. pany. visited in Kingman few days this week.
 Blaine Crozier was up from the Me Cracken section, where he has large cattle range, and looked after business matters. last Thursday.
 c. B. Johnson has opened hand some Jewelry store on Fourth street, the Luthy block. He is an excell- ent workman and should be we'll pat. ronized.
 Jesse Thompson, son of the late Price Thompson, died in Phenix last Tuesday of heart failure. The young man lived in Kingman number of years ago with his parents.
 Harry LeClair has equipped his well on the Smith tract with wind- mill and is getting the ground in shape to plant feed for chicken ranch. The place will be ideal for that purpose.
 Tom Gallagher and wife and Al. Huber and wife, who have been talk  ing gapings at.the Grand Canyon and other scenes the past two weeks, pass. ed through here this morning on their way to thelr homes in Needles.
 George Claggett came up from Yucca yesterday with Sam Settle, who is reported to be very ill. MT. Settle is one of the old timers of Arizona and has many friends in this county. He was confederate soldier during the civil war.
 The families of c. R. and Frank Van Marter are in 'Wallapai mountains, stopping at the old Dean mine. The place is well up in the mountains and one of the good camping places ac- cessable from Kingman.
 Judge Krook has been holding court Tn Yavapai county this week, having an important mining case under trial. It is understood that the case will be terminated today and that court will open in Kingman Monday next.
 A. Sanders, who is said to be an ex- cellent tailor, has opened tailoring and cleaning shop opposite the public school house. Kingman needs good tailor and the people should see that Mr. Sanders receives their full patronage.
 Miss Minnie Sawyer returned from Prescott last Sunday evening and de- parted Tuesday evening to California, where she will visit a month with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ross H Blakely went with her and will visit with her parents at San Jose until the first of September.
 MT. and Mrs. o. D. M. Gaddis and the children departed yesterday morn ing to the Sandy, where they will camp for few days while getting their cattle ranch in shape. Mir Gaddis and Homer are going into the cattle business on a good scale and in tend to build corrals and necessary buildings for the use of the ranch.
 c. F. Osborn, of Salt Lake, who wa. awarded the contract for the erection of the Mohave county courthouse. ha not arrived from that city. It was ex pected that he would be here yester day, but he apparently has been de layed. Work is to be commenced ol the removal of the old courthous building by the 2lst of this month and excavat,ng for the new buildin will be commenced as soon thereafte as possible.
 A man wearing an overcoat an having a growth of beard and hal that would become the wild man c Borneo, was brought in from Chlorid yesterday. He had made his appear ance in the Lead City several day ago and appeared to be almost stary ed. He will be held in jail here unti