Mohave County miner., 1914-03-07

Mrs. Joe Steed is visiting in Los Angeles for few weeks.
 Thos. F. Hogan was in kingman yes- terday from his mines in the river range.
 Dr. Firmin and Adam S,mons have opened up body of fine gold ore Tn their property in Union Pass.
 Miss Josie Avres was in from Gold load Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Perry.
 Miss Nina Uncapher came in from Mineral Park yesterday 10 transact some business matters.
 Miss Lislerude and llttle niece. of Chloride, were visiting friends in Kingman several days this week.
 Frank Kayser and Nelson Norwood left Thursday in their aul lomobile for Phoenix, where they expect to be gone some time.
 s. B. Anderson arrived from Los Angeles Thursday and has accepted MT. Sayre's position with the Tarr & McComb firm.
 w. K. Ridenour and wife of Oat- man, have been spending the week in Kingman, MT. Ridenour having bus. mess with the cOuntv
 Edgar E. Lampton, who married Miss Merla Metcalfe of Kingman, stopped over a day while passing through to California to visit his fath, er-in-law, Charles Metcalfe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Jones are res iaents of Kingnan for the present. Mr. Jones IS looking after the shear ing of his sheep which will take place shortly.
 At Chloride Friday the residence of J. c. Wilson, deputy mine inspector. was burned to the ground None of the furniture was saved. We were unable to learn the cause of the fire.
 Mr. and Mrs Eli Hoffman and chil- dren have returned to their old home in Kansas. Mr. Hoffman had just built them a new home. but he was unable to find steady employment and decided to return to Kansas.
 Ctau,,t Tb1,nneon eon of M, ,,5 Mrs. k. F. Thompson. returned to K,ngman last Sunday after completing college course in Los Angeles. He Is assisting MT. Morgan at present in the recorders office as Deputy Re- corder. I. J. Whitney has resigned and has accepted a position in the Postal Telegraph office.
 A. Sanders, who formerly conducted a tailor shop in Kingman, has returned and purchased his shop back from Leonard & Waite, which is located op- posite tho school house. h all his travels since leaving here he has come to the conclusion that Kingman is the best place for climate and business possibilities.
 We are always glad to hear of the rise of one of the Kingman boys. We have just learned that Arthur Mcguire has been promoted to Chief Engineer of the Salt Lake system. MT. Ma guirc has had prominent position with this company for several years but he now has the highest office which speaks we'll for a man so young.
 H. c. Sayre, bookkeeper for the Tarr & McComb company the past year, leaves thls evening for Califor- mia, where he has accepted position at Sacramento. MT. and Mrs. Sayre have made many friends in Klngman who will be sorry to see them leave. Mrs. Sayre will join her husband in a few days.
 Friday committee consisting of c. H. Granger, E. F. Thompson. AL len E. Ware, George Bonelli and Thos. Devine were around town soliciting funds for Good Roads purposes. In an hour or two they collected 350S, which was very good on the part of the citi. zens of Kingman. We understand the committee are seriously considering sending delegate to the Good Roads