Mohave County miner., 1913-08-23

Miss Mary Wilson Is home again after six weeks outing in Los An geles. Dr.. H. R. Shannon, the Kingman dentist, has gone to the coast for short visit with his family.
 Mrs. c. H. Hoffman and daughter Louise, who have been in Los Angeles the past six weeks, returned home last Saturday.
 Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Frost returned Thursday last from an outing on the coast, much improved in health. They have had great time.
 Mrs. T. S. O'Brsn and children, who visited with friends in Ningman the past week, departed to thelr home in northern California Tuesday even ing
 Mrs. o. D. M. Gaddis has gone to San Francisco. from which point she and sister will take trip through the eastern states, visiting all points of interest,
 D. R. Muir, accompanied by A. c. Werden, came in from Goldroad Thurs day last, Mr Muir going on to Chlor. ide, while Mir. Werden will rest ur in Kingman few days.
 A. J. McKelvey is in Los Angeles for few days vacation. During his absence M. I. Powers, heao of the Citizens Bank, of Flagstaff, is looking after the business of the institution in Kingman.
 The storm Thursday evening washed out the iish pond at the Oak Greek ranch aud destroyed all the fish. While only a smcll amount of rain fell in Kingman it was oeluge in the canyon to the northwest Of town.
 $. s. Jones, superintendent of the Tom Reed mine, is visitor in King man. Mir. Jones reports the improve. ment in the health of Mrs. Jones, who is now in San Francisco, which will be pleasing news to all her friends in the gold belt of the county
 Thursday evening during the heavy wind storm preceding the rain screen door on the offices of Herndon and Thompson was forced with such violence against the big plate glass window that it completely wrecked it.. The loss will be about one hundred dollars.
 Herbert J. Bishop, ore buyer for the Copper Queen company, passed through Kingman this week to the mines at Chloride and other camps up the range. It is probable that great tonnage of ore will be shipped from this county to the big Copper Queen smeltry. the railroad rates now being favorable.
 FL. Hanna, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe rail- road, accompanied by H. P. Anewalt, general freight agent of the same road, were callers at the MINER office this week. The gentlemen are looking over freight conditions in this part ot the railroad territory.
 HE. Morse, one of the well knowr travelling men of the state, has beer interviewing the people of Kingmar on the matter of loose leaf and file systems for offices. He is much taker with the appearance of the town ant may conclude to take up residence here. Mr. Morse also covers the in stitution of libraries.
 Jean Brown came down from th Copper Giant mine few days ago ant has been trying out new Studebake automobile. It is not many miner that can sport such a machine, bu Mr. Brown is making great headwa in control and will soon be regula visitor to the county seat.
 H. H. Watkins has returned from months outing in the mountains c Trinity county, California. He re ports having gotten some big game i the shape of bear and deer and ha the time of his life. The mountain of that county are verdure clad an