Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-09-07

ASs 1s HAAAt6o ASLc 4oA cI ISit ueS y z trip to the coast Thursday. MT. Bill ings, after a short rest on the coast will return to Kingman via Phoenix and Prescott.
 Paul Thorne paid a visit to Yucca Wednesday in the interest of his can didacy. Mrs. Maria Leonard accom- panied him to that city.
 Alvah Jones is visiting in Kingman this week from the Jones Brothers ranch on the west side of the Sacra- mento!
 O. o. Fullerton was a Kingman visitor from the Big Sandy this week.
 Mrs. c. A. Browne, of Kingman, is visiting in San Diego, having regis tered at the U. s. Grant Hotel yes terday. Following a weeks rest in that city she will return to her home Ill hingmaR.
 Judge |. S. Hawkins, democratic candidate for attorney general, spoke to large crowd at Elk's hall last Saturday evening in the interest of his candidacy for this office. He re- turned to his home in the south on No, that same evening,
 It does not seem to be known in all parts of the county that Frank Van Marter has withdrawn from the Re- corder's race. He withdrew early in June.~
 Gus Rofinot is now collector for the Desert Power &y Water company, talk ing the place of W. L. Henning, who left recently for San Francisco to join the Navy.
 B. E. Bollinger, candidate for Su- perior Judge, has been busy visiting various parts of the county this week
 J. M. Norton came in from Los An geles last Wednesday and is attend. ing to mining business here.
 L. A. Newton, who is in charge of the development work on the Copper World property, in the hills to the east of Yucca, is in town from that camp.
 Minnie Hartz will leave the normal at Flagstaff for Kingman. She found the altitude of Flagstaff too high, af- fecting her heart.
 N. E. Scott was visitor in King man last Tuesday from Needles.
 Mrs. G. T. Duncan was a guest of the Beale Hotel last Wednesday from Blackberry.
 c. O. Erixon is in Los Angeles, where he expects to enter the service of Uncle Sam's engineers.
 John Gross is one of Mohave County's residents, who is visiting Los Angeles.
 Wm. s. Jennings of Phoenix, Ar- zona, is one of the latest arrivals here from that part of the state.
 c. T. Askew, representative of the Ze lerbach Paper company of Los An geles, and one of the oldest salesmen twisting this section, arrived in King man Thursday and spent that day and Friday here attending to business matters, as we'll as looking after the many wants of his customers. | F. D. Nowell was a Kingman visitor from the Red Gap property in the sec tion to the north of Chloride last Wednesday.
 N. B. Tyree spent couple of days in Kingman. this week from Hack berry.
 Al. Jagerson, Chloride garageman, came down from that camp last We'd nesday and returned home the same evening" He was accompanied by Will Brakeman of that place.. J. c. Livens was a Kingman visitor Thursday from Phoenix.
 A. M. Leatch off Oatman visited in Kingman last Thursday. William Hoffman was Chloride resident who visited Kingnlan this week.
 c. German, one of the residents of tie Santa Fe station Drake, spen; last Wednesday attending to matte in Kingman.
 J. A. Bryant is in Kingman from the Big Sandy section. B. L. Lunceford and c. A. Johns are two of Oatman's people who visited in Kingman this week.
 W. L. Peters, Swift's salesman for this section, is in Kingman distribut- ing salt and cured meats to the trade.
 Mrs. John c. Chambers and daugh- ters, Helen and Lucille, are again at home after summers stay on the