Mohave County miner., 1915-05-22

oeSht anu hoihSStSoaS w Legal notices 75c Readers and liners. per word lc For special advertising and long time contracts rates will be made on application Entered at the Kingman Postoffice as Second Class Mail.
 Mrs. J. c. Goulding, of Chloride, is visiting with her grandmother in King man.
 R. H. Carr, who has been looking after his cattle interests in Nevada, re- turned home few days ago.
 M. I. Powers and wife, of Flagstaff, were Kingman visitors this week, MT. Powers coming here to look after his banking interest.
 A. A. Worsley, of Tucson, was here several days during the week in the in- terest of number of personal injury cases that are soon to come before the Superior Court.
 J. K. P. Fancher, who has been visit ing with his family on the Big Sandy, departed to his ranch in Nevada, some distance north of Pioche. He states that the past winter was hard one, but that the range is rich in native grasses and fat cattle are assured.
 Dr. J. M. Francis and s. s. Jones were in from Oatman the early part of the week and purchased the Xray in- strument from the Kingman hospital, Dr. Butcher disposing of the machine. The machine will be used in the Oat- man hospital.
 A. B. Fancher was seriously injured Thursday last, on the range near his home, by being thrown by bucking horse. His shoulder was badly wrench ed and two ribs were fractured. Mrs. Fancher and daughter brought him to town, where he was treated by a sur geon. His injuries will keep him out of the roundup.
 Last Saturday evening the following pupils arrived in Kingman from Flag staff, where they attended the Normal school the past term: Olive Fancher, Bessie Mulligan, Ethel Mccormack, Ethel Croy, Beuna Hilty, Leo Mulligan, Johnnie Carraro, George Grantham and William Beaton, the latter three living in Goldroad. The Misses Bessie Mul- ligan, and Olive Fancher were graduat- ed from the school.
 Joe Parrizo, one of the original owners of the United Eastern mines, passed through Kingman Tuesday on his way to Chicago, where he will visit witt relatives for some time. MT. Parriz( has not seen his immediate family 1T many years, and this visit will no only be surprise to them but to hin also. MT. Parrizo has been in the Golt Road and Tom Reed section since tn, camps have been in operation and i pulling out with a stake estimated a 50,000$ or better.
 Charles Grimes, president and genera manager of the Tom Reed G. M. com pany, passed through Kingman Thurs day morning last on his way to tn mines. His company is contemplatin many important Improvements at tn property, keeping pace with all impol tant economic methods of mining an milling. It is also getting things i shape to make the Topock road tn main avenue of freight haul for tn company, the sandy places being grave ed and oiled and the sharp turns lengti ened out.
 Major J. B. Wright, County Eng neer, and o. E. Walker, Chairman ( the Board of Supervisors, visited tn Big Sandy section the early part of th week to look over the road work that under way in that section. MT. Wa ker was surprised with the healthy col dition of the country, and is of the b' lief that, with good roads in there, tt Rig Sandy farms will be furnishir Kingman with all necessary vegetables