Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-12

returning home Thursday evening last. Mrs. Boone was a former resident of Kingman and is quite we'll known to Kingman people.
 G. s. Holmes and wife and William Neagle departed to Los Angeles last Monday evening, where they will re- main a week or two. MT. Neagle will visit with his family and MT. Holmes will attend to important business mat ters.
 L. H. Foster returned a few days ago from the Cactus Queen camp, where he had been at work surveying up more than 5000 acres of mining land for that company. The Cactus Queen has one of the best propositions in the county, practically all of its estate bein ghighly mineralized, the values bein gin copper and some gold.
 Miss Jones, the pleasant young tea cher of the Blackberry school, was a visitor to Kingman yesterday.
 T. w. Foster and wife of Prescott are lata arrivals here from that sec tion. ...
 Joe Garrehy was Thursday visitor here from Peach Springs.
 Mrs. Edward Bowes is at home af- ter a summers vacation in Northern California.
 Dr. Edward Bowes departed to San Francisco, California last evening.
 Victor Johnson and G. w. Imel are two of Oatman's citizens visiting here.
 The Bonelli boys, w. E. and Frank, are at home for short furlough.
 Estelle E. Shultz was a Kingman visitor from Oatman last Saturday.
 Jos. A. Johnson was in town Sat urday last from Phoenix.
 John Zalaha of Flagstaff visiteI here Saturday last.
 Frank c. Soto spent Saturday and Sunday here from his Colorado River ranch.
 D. s. Carmichael is one of Prescott citizens who visited here recently.
 C. S. Haskins. wife and baby a,ri,- ed here last Saturday and registered at the Beale hotel. MT. Haskins has disposed of his business interests at Needles and is once more to take up his residence here. He is not a stranger by any means, having served many years in Mohave county, and many friends will be glad to see him again among the number of its citi- zens.
 E. M. Rogers was here Wednesday from Stockton Hill for supplies. > D. E. Brown of Jerome, Arizona is one of the new arrivals here from that end of the state.
 Paul Cole is new arrival here from Verde, Arizona.
 Mrs. A. B. Rosenbair and children arrived in Kingman yesterday from Prescott.
 J. G Martin, revenue collector, re- turned yesterday from a few days in Oatman on legal business affairs.
 James Curtain drove in from his ranch last evening and returned the same evening with a load of supplies.
 Louis Bangeas is one of the late visitors here from the Big Sandy.
 J. E. Strumquist of Goldroad was one of the late draft men called for examination yesterday, after which he returned to his home at the camp. "Strummy" is one of the boys who would like to be in the ranks, as he has already sought admission as vol unteer and been rejected for some slight physical defect.
 Mrs. Charles Dutton and baby re- turned from Bremerton, Washington yesterday to spend the winter with her parents here.
 Charles P. Sherman and Mrs. Sam Brethour came in from the Banner Camp yesterday.
 J. T. Sheffield came down from Puntenney, Arizona last evening and spent the night at the Beale hotel here. MT. Sheffield was former resident of this county, being a resi- dent of Oatman for several years.
 Mrs. E. D. Purviance of Attica, Indiana, is visiting with her brother w. E. Campbell and family at the Standard Minerals Camp. After few days she will continue on to Los Angeles, California, where she will spend a vacation.