Mohave County miner., 1913-03-29


 c. R. Van Marter is returned from a business trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 Charley Lynch has purchased the house of Mrs. George Sullivan on Beale street.
 Walter Harrison, who has been in Los Angeles attending 10 mining busi ness, is home again.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Walter have re- turned from Los Angeles and will re- turn to their home at Crozler today.
 Jack Maddux has cleaned up his big piles of scrap Iron and shipped a car load to the Needles shelter this week. w. F. Grounds. the well known young cattleman of Clay Springs. is in Kingman looking after business ma,- ters.
 Mrs. J, J. Karlen came in from Gold Road Thursday last and left yes terday for Herford, Arizona, where she expects to make her home.
 F. w. Fuller, of Denver. passed through Kingman today on his way to Oatman. near which place he will be gin operations on mining property.
 Mrs. Wm. DeCamp. who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. o. B Elliott, at Little Meadows, for several weeks, departed for her nome in Minneapolis Wednesday, accompanied by her little niece, Ruth Elliott, who will attend school there.
 1. M. George is apparently the only candidate for school trustee at the school election in Kngman today. Mr. George has been on the board several years and has given the people such good service that they cannot think of replacing him.
 J. J. Wright, of Lynchburg, Vir. ginia, father of U S Deputy Surveyor !. B. Wright of Kingman, arrived here, via Los Angeles, last Tuesday evening and will remain several mon hs at the home of his son. He is well pleased with the dry bracng at. mosphere of this locality.
 The Glee Club of the Chicago Uni versity gave most delightful per- formance at Elks Opera House last Monday evening. The house was crowded to the doors and standing room brought a good price The boys gave the people the worth of their money and the following day the peo. pie who were so delightfully."- enter tained gave tine boys the glad hand.
 Mr, and Mrs. w. F. Rollins are vls- iting with Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Elliott Mr. Rollins is one of the foremost painters of the United States, having produced many sketches of Indian life in the southwest and scenes in the Grand Canyon that would be credit to that great painter of western land scapes. Thomas Moran.
 w. B. Stephens and son Rosco, who have ranches on the Big Sandy, came to Kingman last Wednesday and de- parted the same evening to Phenix. where they will look into the matter of filing on their lands. These lands have been owned and titled the past thirty years by Mr. Stephens and far- fly and it is probable that there will be no difficulty in completing their filings.
 Raymond Briggs and Silver Kay, ot Chloride, were united in marriage in Kingman Thursday morning last W Rev. Clyde Deming. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Kay of Mineral Park. and is a native daughter of this county, while the groom is the son of Mrs. John Knorr of Chloride. The happy young couple will probably make their home IT Chloride.
 County Road Superintendent Frank Russell has force of men at worl completing the canyon road to a con nection with the main road near the old Mcguire ranch. This road take: I