Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24

here in the future. Mrs. White has returned to Flagstaff.
 A. H. Gosnell returned to Kingman the first of this week after having spent a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in various points of Cali fornia. Al informs us that this trip brought him his first view of the ocean, although he is up in years and has been nearby for the greatest part of his lifetime. MT. Gosnell is one of the oldest residents of this county and at the present time is the owner of much valuable mining property.
 Master Freddy and Miss Katherine Rivers have returned from visit with their father, w. H. Rivers, who has recently accepted a position with a mercantile tirm ct Williams, east of here.
 John F. Withers stopped in King man for a day on his way to Holbrook from Los Angeles, where he is going to look over the possibilities of that field. John is one of the firm who originated the Lovin & Withers com- pany, which has now become the Gen. tral Commercial company, and as a member of the original firm together with his able abilities as ball play CT, was known to every man, woman and child in this section.
 L. w. Johnson has been on the sick list this week due to a slight attack of ptomaine poisoning.
 Joe Moyle and wife and brothers, Albert and Edward, came in from Chloride last Thursday to bid adieu to their brother Fred on his leaving for the old home in England. They returned home the next day.
 Jack Lamb came down from the Blackberry mine the first of this week and spent several days of this week here.
 Roy Barnes and family, accompa- nied by his parents, arrived in King man last Monday from Nevada and visited for several days with the pa rents of Mrs. Barnes, MT. and Mrs A. F. Harris. The party left Wednesday for their destination in New Mexico.
 Judge Paul c. Thorne has purchas. ed an automobile and is furthering his candidacy interests by many visits to the outlying camps.
 Mary Alice Sherman, daughter of F. w. Sherman of this place, is visit ing with the family of A. B. Johnson at Chloride.
 Franke Hodge came in from Chlo- ride Monday last and spent the day in kingman.
 A. F. Harris has been visiting the numerous camps about the county dur ing the past week in the interest of his candidacy for sheriff. Among the camps visited were Berkeley mine camp, Walnut Creek and Yucca.
 W. P. Mahoney left for his home in Oatman the first of the week, after a strenuous campaign of several weeks in the interest of his candidacy for sheriff.
 James Curtin spent day or so here from his ranch in the Sacramento val ley this past week.
 Mrs. S. E. Alger was the recipient of a welcome letter from her son, Jesse Grain, this week. Jesse is one of Uncle Sam's boys in the front line trenches in France and has been there for some months past, and from what we know of Jesse, who is well known to all of the people of this section, we know that he is lending his powers to advance the cause the greatest pos sible.
 The name of the. son of Pete Ora ham, the Santa Fe bumper at this place, has been reported in error sev- eral times as J. T, Graham, and he has requested us to make correction as the young mans name is J. R. Ora, ham. This "oung man is a member of the l5Sth infantry, which is com, posed practically of Arizona boys ano was known originally as the 1st Ari Zona.
 L awrence Richardson passed through Kingman one day this week as mem Der of one cf the numerous tank corps that are beirg rapidly formed fol service Cover there" Lawrence is wei known here and his many friends wisl hin, luck on his journey to get th' kaiser.
 W. E. Ferguson and family, of Hol brook, Ariz ona, passed through King man last Wednesday returning t. their home at the above place, afte having spent several weeks on va | t.l.