Mohave County miner., 1915-01-16

yGold Road, is showing up better ore bodies every day.
 Judge J. A. Ellis, who has been at tending meeting of the Superior SJudges, at Phoenix, is home again.
 Dr. J. c. Hughes has about complet- ed one of the coziest little residences in the town on his lot on east Pine street.
 Sam Statham, who at one time mined in this county, arrived yesterday from Bisbee and purposes to remain in this section.
 A. B. Miller, the efficient houseman of Hotel Brunswick, is confined at the Kingman Hospital, with severe car buncle on the neck.
 ' F. A. Wilde, jr., who has been on the coast the past two or three months, is home again. MT. Wilde is said to be .one of the most experienced men in the building and economical management of steam power plants in the United States.
 Miss Hettie Klein, who has been re- porter in the Superior Court the past two years, has again been appointed to that position by Superior Judge Ellis. Miss Klein is really one of the most ef- ficient reporters the court has ever had and her appointment was made in recog- milton of merit.
 Mrs. w. A. Mensch has been at the Enterprise mine since the latter part of December, completing the annual labor on the properties. Mrs. Mensch has been the prime factor in the operation of these properties and expects soon to have them again in operation.
 Will Klien, who has been i'll at the Kingman hospital the past month, was . taken to San Gabriel, California, last Wednesday evening, Dr. Butcher and his aunt, Miss Amann accompanying him. It is hoped that different climate and altitude will soon restore him to health.
 John D. Sullivan, who has been dep- uty sheriff and nightwatchman in King man the past two years, departed to Bisbee last week, where he will visit with his daughter and brother for some time. MT. Sullivan was one of the best officers Kingman has ever had and his many friends here will wish him success wherever he may go.
 Engineers of San Bernardino county have made an examination of the bridge site for the proposed bridge over the Colorado river, at Topock, and it is understood that appropriation will soon be made covering the part of that -county in the enterprise. The govern ment and the state of Arizona have put up their 25, ,0O0S each and with the 25,- 000$ to be put up by San Bernar- dino county will enable the government to ask for bids for the work.
 James Snyder, who was shot in the back by John Ryan, at his cabin in King man, Friday night of last week, is fast recovering at the Kingman hospital. Ryan was drunk when he arrived at the cabin and is reported to have had gun in his hand. Snyder opened the door and seeing him with the gun hurriedly shut the door and started to walk away. As he turned around Ryan fired through the glass, the bullet striking Snyder near the shoulder blade. The bullet was deflected, or it would have given him fatal wound. Snyder immediately ran to the hospital where he was attended by Dr. Butcher. Ryan will have his preliminary hearing next Monday.
 We note that some one has been stuffing the Journal Miner, of Prescott, about the rebuilding of the old Mohave- Prescott wagon road, and that all the business men of Kingman are in on the deal. The Journal Miner says that the distance between Kingman and Prescott over this route is no miles, while over the Old Trails road it is 18O. Now neither is correct. Over the route