Mohave County miner., 1913-04-19

an eight pound boy.
 w. F. Grounds. Jr., of Clay Springs was Kingman visitor last Thursday, coming here in his auto.
 Barney Glasgow has sold his barber shop in Kingman and left last evening for California, where he will take up farming.
 James Uncapher, owner of mining property at Mineral Park and Cerbat, is in Kingman attending to business matters.
 Mrs. M. E. Cohenour left yestel day for Tempe, where she goes as rep resentative to the Rebekah lodge at this place.
 Don't fall to see Dante's Inferno at the hall this evening as the papers of the state say the pictures are fine. No children under If allowed.
 A. A. Nance who has mining inter- ests at Union Pass, arrived from Colo rado Springs, and will go out to the mines early next week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Craven have returned from their honeymoon trip to California and were welcomed by their host of friends, this week.
 Mrs. Lallah Dillehunt, who has been visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, c. Potts, has returned to her home near Salt Lake City.
 k. I. Plomert, who has been examining the mines of the Stockton Hill countrp, will leave in few days on a trip through the country to the souta of Kingman.
 c. N. Nickell and Miss Kathryn Hunter are out to the camps at Gold road and Oatman this week with a line of millinery goods from the new store of Nickell & Co.
 A Dollar Social was given by the Ladies Aid Society last Wednesday af, ternoon at the residence of Mrs Fred Lydy. A good time was had by all present and about 29S added to the treasury.
 The Catholic ladies will give one of their delightful ball and suppers at Elks Opera House on the evening of May first. The ladies are receiving much aid and encouragement and the function is sure of success.
 Allen E. Ware went up to the Cop. per Giant yesterday to look after busi. ness interests. The United Verde people have bonded the Copper Giant and are getting things in shape for extensive work.
 There will be meeting of the Mo. have County Good Roads association at the offices of Thompson and Hern don this evening. Matters of import ance will come before the meeting and full attendance is required.
 Sheep shearing is about over in this section, the big focks having given uI their fleeces to the amount of severa hundred thousand pounds. Grasses ir the Wallapai valley are springing up as we'll as the early weeds, assuring good feed for the herds.
 The rain storm that fell over this section of Arizona Thursday was on, of the most opportune in the county history, as it assured good feed fol cattle everywhere. To the east snow fell to depth of several inches bu melted away before the day was over
 H. M. Scott, representing the Min ing and Engineering World, has beer looking over the mining camps of tho county in the interest of his journal MT. Scott is one of the oldest travelins newspaper men in the country, having made Arizona for years for the Minins X Scientific Press and other mining journals.
 Mrs. J. N Cohenour departed las evening to Los Angeles, where sh' will place her youngest daughter un der the care of a specialist. The lit tie one had been ill with pneumoni and diagnosis indicate that pus ha forp, ed in ono lnpu and if iS to ha ",