Mohave County miner., 1913-12-13

A. J. McKelvis last Wednesday.
 Mrs. l.. Haganaw, of Oakland, Cal, is here to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. M. k. Cohenour.
 TheEsw residence of Sheriff J. P. Gideon is fast assuming shape. w. C.. Gruninger x Son are the builders.
 Judge Krook returned home last Monday evening from Nogales and Prescott, in which places he held terms of court.
 Judge Perkins, of Flagstaff, will hold term of court in Kingman next Mon- day, taking up causes in which Judge Krook is disqualified.
 Ed. Haskin, owner with Walter Brown of one of the best ranches in Coconino county, was Kingman vis- itor several days this week.
 D. L. Hogan and family arrived from Flagstaff this week and have moved into their new residence in the Cohenour addition.
 ID. l.. Williams, of the Boundary Cone Mining company, passed through Kingman Thursday last on his way to Yavapai county, where he will look after his cattle interests.
 Chris Hoffman has purchased larg- CT truck for the Sandy run and will have it in commission within a few weeks. The old truck is found made. quate to handle the business offered.
 George Beebe and wife, of Chloride, came in from that place Thursday last, Mir. Beebe to act as juror at this term of the Superior Court and Mrs. Beebe to make Christmas purchases. Mir. Beebe is the owner of desirable min ing property in the Chloride section.
 The Chloride train is now meeting No. 9, the fast west bound train, in Kingman, instead of formerly meeting at McConnico. The train now leaves KingDan at ll:35, reaching Chloride at l:l0; leaves Chloride 2:2O and ar rlves Kingman at 4:l5.
 Henry Lang has put up the hand some dolly that was on exhibition in Elliotts store, last week, and it will be the basis of voting contest for the most popular young girl under the age of twelve years. Any girl that gets this dolly will have one of the hand somest Christmas gifts that heart could wish.
 c. E. Walker and J. H. Coffey, who have been putting the basement of the Elks Opera House in shape, returned to their homes in Denver the first of the week. Before leaving Mir. Wal ker arranged for the installation of a hot water heating system for the Opera House, Elks Club rooms and lodge room. When completed the building will be one of the most up-to- date places in the state.
 H. L. McCarn, general manager of the Rainbow Mountain Mining Con- pany, was called to Kingman this week to attend the Superior Court as a grand juror. He reports that recent work on the Rainbow mine has dls- closed the ore body on the upper lev els and new work is to be carried on to open the ore body on the lower levels of the property. In the new work the ore body is reported to be very good, and it is to be hoped tha, the crosscuts will disclose shipping ore at the lower levels. The mine has been opened to depth of 100 feet anC a rather good grade of shipping ore is ready to be stopped.
 The Needles baseball team will be in Kingman tomorrow to clean up the Kingman boys. They say that King man has been playing the shop boy. and have won four straight game! from them, but that this time they arc coming here loaded to bring back tht bacon. Kingman, on the other hand believes it has the men to thwart an, effort the Needles may put forth II the attempt to secure the leadins baseball matters. It is to be hoped