Mohave County miner., 1915-02-27

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 Mrs. John Kravania, divorced wife of John Kravania, died several days ago in Los Angeles.
 T.G. Walters and wife came up from their ranch near the McCracken mines few days ago to attend to inn portant business in town.
 Will Klein, who has been recuperat- ing in Los Angeles the past two months, returned home this week, very much improved in health.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hallsworth, of Oatman, were Klngman visitors Mon day last coming in with a party of friends to take in the big Elks dance. M. 1. Powers, of the Citizens Bank, of Flagstaff, was in Kingman Monday last to look over his banking interests in Kingman. He also took in the Elks dance.
 Carl Thomsen, we'll known in King man, arrived in town from San Fran
 
 cisco yesterday. MT. Thomsen lived in Kingman over twenty years ago and has host of friends here.
 Albert J. Eller, Harry J. Cane and Mrs. Hallway, of Needles, furnished the splendid music at the Elks dance Monday night. This orchestra is one of the best in the country, Messrs. Eller and Cane having been the moving spirits in the Needles band during the past twenty years.
 Nickell & Company, the department store of Kingman, are getting in shape to put out large line of advertising within the next few months. This firm has been building up large busi- ness in Mohave county and the country surrounding and is sure to continue to get business.
 s. T. Elliott, who has been in Los Angeles getting materials for his new store the past ten days, is home again. He is fitting up the big room in the Luthy block, and as soon as it is in shape for occupancy will move from his present location to that place. He carries splendid stock of the best goods in the market and should get the patronage of the people of this county. Quite a number of jurors and wit nesses will leave Kingman for Prescott tomorrow morning to be present in the United States court Monday morning. A large number of liquor selling cases will be heard before the court, as well will several causes arising under the Chinese exclusion act come before the court.
 The bridge across the Colorado river at Topock will soon be reality, as the government has been assured of the money with which to do the work, and it will be but short time until the bids have been let. The government will move rapidly in this matter as it is not hampered by red tape, as in many of the other departments.
 The Santa Fe is advertising its new train, The Texan, in this issue of the MINER. This train is one of the most interesting of all the trains now being operated by the company, as it makes possible for the Mohaveite to go from Kingman to Prescott. without that interminable wait at Ash Fork, and also to leave Kingman in the morning and get into Los Angeles in the even- ing. It is getting big lne of travel and should get the patronage of the people of this section.
 l.. w. Johnson, who was recently ap- pointed justice of the peace for Hack berry precinct, was in Kingman yester- day attending to business connected ,,,;+l lie nfEoo He reports that while