Mohave County miner., 1914-04-25


 Miss Sylvia Whitman has gone to Los Angeles to get treatment for her eyes.
 w. l.. Mckay. of GoIdield. is again in this county attending to business af- fairs.
 Mrs c M. Farlee. of Peach Springs, was in Kipgman attending to business affairs this week.
 c. w. Lynch returned a few days ago from Murietta hot springs, where he has been h the interest of health
 A number of Chloride Elks attended the meeting of the local lodge last night, coming in from the big lead camp by automobile.
 R. c. Jacobson has moved his assay office into the new building west of the Commercial hotel. where he will fit up a first class assay department.
 Sunday evening Rev. Deming will preach to the.women on their power for good in the life of this natlon The public is cordially invited to hear this interesting sermon.
 Tonight the Rebekah lodge will give a grand ball and supper at Odd Eel lows Hall and We are assured that it will be one of the most elegant affairs ever attempted by that organization in Kingman.
 Dr. w. H. Butcher was elected Chancellor of the northern district of Arizona at the recent meeting of the Medical Association of the State. Dr. Film, of Prescott, was elected pre>i- dent of the organization.
 William Falder, who at one time conducted barber shop in Klngman and then removed to Flagstaff. is again resident of Kingman. Bill has a host of friends in Kingman who are pleased to welcome him back to the only live town in the state.
 The Arizona Engineering Company is getting it's laboratory and assaying department in shape and will soon be ready to take care of any and all work that may come that way. The con- pany is also securing large line of business in machinery and other mine supplies.
 Earl J. Dower and Miss Mamie Par. ker, of Oatman, were united in mar riage by Judge Smith. at Kingman, last Saturday. The happy young couple departed in the afternoon for their home in the golden city, where their many friends were ready to greet them in the way usual to mining camps.
 J. A. Ellis, deputy County Attorney, returned from the north part of the county the first of the week. He looked into quite numb Der of matters at the instance of the State Corpora tion Commission, and also prosecuted case of msbranding of cattle in the Justices court at Moccassin.
 Hon. A. Cornwall and son were in Kingman this week attending court. More than week ago prospector in passing through the Big Sandy country is said to have killed COW belonging to Cornwall and was arrested at Oat. man. The trial was held thls week, the court finding him guilty and im. posed probationary sentence.
 Harry Haskin has broken ground for his big garage on the corner of Fourth and South Front streets He says that he will have one of the fin est shops in the state, and will handle all kinds of automobile accessories, as we'll as doing every class of auto re- pair work. The building and machin- cry is expected to cost between O,OOO$ and l5,00OS.
 Frank l.. Hunt, who has been look ing after the assessment of property in Mohave county, north of the Colo rado river, returned home the first of the week. He reports everything looking prosperous in that country At Beaver Dam progress is made on the diversion of the waters of the Vir- .,;p nj yor for irri oa ion pnrpocoe ,nl