Mohave County miner., 1915-01-09
Local Brevities.

Local BrevitieS.
 Mrs. I. N. Hart has gone to Phenix, where she will have a position in the legislature.
 Charles Grimes and S. s. Jones, of the Tom Reed mine, were Kingman visitors yesterday. The gentlemen are always welcomed in Kingman by a host of friends.
 J. J. Cherry, registered pharmacist, is late arrival from Phoenix and has been placed in charge of the Rexall Drugstore which was recently purchased by R. A. Brundage.
 The Kingman Social Dance Club, a new organization among our young people, will give an invitation dance at Elks Opera House next Saturday evening Dec. 16.
 Robert Zuver has been appointed road overseer for the Goldroad mountain section, the board of supervisors be- heving that he will make success of the handling of that part of the county (. road work.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Richardson have re- moved to Oatman, where MT. Richard son is employed in one of the mines. Their many friends here wish them sue cess in their new home.
 MT. and Mrs. George Beebe have moved in from Chloride and will here after make their home at the county seat. They are most desirable people and Kingman will be pleased to have them here.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Smith, who were on their way to Kansas City, stopped over in Kingman several days this week visiting with friends. MT. and Mrs. Smith formerly lived in Kingman, Where they have host of friends.
 William Grant, the well known Hack berry merchant, was Kingman visitor -kt week Saturday. MT. Grant has been a resident of Blackberry the past twenty-five years and is we'll and favor ably known to every man, woman and child in that section.
 County Attorney c. W. Herndon has been called to Phenix, where the County Attorneys of all the counties are to as- semble and form an association for the benefit of the profession. MT. Herndon will also look after important business while in the capital city.
 Treasurer Thomas Devine reports that the taxes of Mohave county are paid up very close this year, which is an evidence of the general prosperity oS the county. The big taxpayers, with few exceptions, have paid up in full and only few of the smaller prop erty owners have failed to come tfN0dgh with their tax.
 We understand that the ladies of the Thursday Afternoon Club have organ ized cemetery association for the purpose of either improving the present cemetery or purchasing new site. Kingman needs cemetery and if the ladies will make it possible to provide the new site, where it may be beautified and laid out as it should be, they will have accomplished good work.
 Mrs. T. G. Walter returned from California the first of the week and is getting ready to take up her residence at the ranch in the south end of Wal lapai mountains, where MT. Walter has just organized cattle company and is stocking up the range, as well as i'm proving.its water resources. During the week Mrs. Walter and daughter, Mrs. w.. r. Grounds, have been visiting with Mrs. G. w. Miller, another daughter of Mrs. Walter.
 The bridge at the south end of Fourth street is almost completed, the con- crete piers having been put in and within few days the work of string ing the floor timbers and laying the