Mohave County miner., 1913-01-18

MlSS C1OuStOus d SlStet oi ill0 Idlc Mrs. Lee Robertson, is in Kingman, visiting Mrs. J. S. Withers.
 Miss Elsie Sweeney, who has been visiting relatives at the Cienega ranch for several weeks past, arrived home last Monday.
 Mesdames Matte Blakely and Halle Bechdel, of Goldroad. who have been visiting friends in Kingman, departed to their homes yesterday afternoon.
 The big avery truck is engaged in hauling ore from the McCracken camp where leasers have been at work extracting the silver-lead ores from the Smith claim.
 D. E. Nelson, the well know cattle. man of this county, is at Phenix with his family, where he has gone into the automobile business, having taken the agency for the Auburn car.
 George A. Bonelli, president of the Mohave County Cattle Growers Asso. citation, has been in attendance on the meeting of the National Cattle Crow CTS Association, at Phenix, this week.
 Don't fail to see Custer's Last Fight, three reels of realistic pictures January 2l. These pictures have been packing houses all over the country and have been voted the best ever exhibited.
 Sumner Beecher is getting good run of business since taking over the Beale. The house was recently re- modelled and now has large number of uptodate rooms, and the service is excellent.
 The past two weeks has registered the coldest weather ever known In this county, the thermometer going below the freezing point every night. and on one occasion ranging down below eight degrees above.
 MTS. rL' Ni' otOWo duu SUI EuNl LII lelu Thursday last for their old home in Florida. While here they made many friends who are sorry to lose them, but on account of the high al. t,tude Mrs. Stowe is unable to live here.
 Willie Smith, who came up from Gregg's Ferry few days ago on ac. count of the death of his step father, reports that there was three inches of snow at the ferry after the recent snow storm, something unknown in that place.
 Last week the Tom Reed made it's monthly shipment of bullion. the bar weighing 99,5O0$, quite nice little hunk of gold to hang on the company watch chain. The company also con- cluded to distribute among it's share holders the sum of 65,OOOs, or seven per cent for the month.
 s. R. Porter, general manager of the Vivian Mining company, is King. man visitor today. Mr. Porter is get ting big results at the Mitchell and Leland mines and will soon have big gold producer. It was under the management of MT. Porter that the Gold Road mines were brought up to the night of their production.
 A. F. Muter, accompanied by Mr. Fife, mining man from Douglas, made an examination of mining prop erty near the old Copper World, twelve miles east of Yucca, thls week. The gentlemen are looking for copper, but might be induced to take look at any other good thing that comes In their way.
 The plumbers of Kingman have had a busy week repairing the damage done by old King Frost Hardly pipe Tn town failed to yield to the grip of the frost and the thawing out pro- cess found leaks so numerous that new pipe had to be put in hundreds of places.
 Only six inches of snow fell in King man during the storm, the precipita- tion being 20 of an inch. Reports from the mountains gives from eigh