Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-02

day.
 E. J. Welch and wife came in from their Wheeler Wash ranch in the Wal lapais Thursday and returned the af- ternoon of that same day with four fine prize Angora bucks, which they ecently purchased.
 The goats were destined for the state fair at Phoenix, but upon this being postponed on account of the present epidemic, they were sold to
 MT. Welch.
 F. M. ,Pribble came down from Winslow last Monday to attend to claim matters here for his company.
 J. S. Snydam, wife and daughter Lorraine were visitors Monday from Los Angeles being guests of the Beale Hotel that night. .:
 c. E. Kretzer of Chloride was a wis., itor here this week.,
 John M. Hines came in from Oat- man Tuesday and attended to legal { matters. ..'.
 Harry R. Hewitt is another of the tChloriders who visited Kingman dur ing the past week. r., :. | H. B. Mahaftey is visiting here for a few; days from the hills. .xs >''','> w, c. Bishop is in town after a while spent in. the hills. R. B. Stephens is Needles resi- dent who visited here Saturday last. LEA. SWenson and :, wife arrived here from Prescott last Saturday and have spent the greater part of the week visiting with friends here. - Mrs. Alice Denning is a late visitor here from Phoenix. ,,: e.. .~
 Howard I. .Matlock, R. E. Garner, L. Kirby and Walter DeLiere were visitors to Kingman Sunday last from Yucca. ..; .,
 H. c. Risum came in from Oatman the first of this week and has taken 8 position with the Mohave Steam Laundry of this place as deliveryman. T. E. Pollock arrived from Flag staff Sunday and spent several days in this city attending to business mat ters in connection with his banking in- terests.
 N. E. Scott paid a visit to Kingman this week from Needles attending to his many duties as trainmaster.
 Mrs. H. L. Simmonds was King man visitor from Oatman last Mon day.
 F. w. Schwanbeck of Goodsprings, Nevada visited Kingman Monday from that place.
 o. E. Tuft is one of the many .Phpenixites who visited KJngman the first of this week.
 HI. E. Wood and wife and Mrs. H. M. Willett arrived here Monday from Los Angeles. They made .sthss trip overland, by auto. t ts;;Postnasterr A.Metsxafe reports that Kingman Postdf6SSe alone +, sold through the windows ,here war stamps to the extent of ,$25,g00. This is quite a showing for one office, and the sem- ployees are to, be commended for their good work. *-s .,";,. > ::'. t...@ ,.a. .,< "A. M. MacDu returned to King man the first of this week from Chlor- ide, where he aEas been in detention for a week or more on account of his having come out the infected district of New Mexico upon his return from his recent vacation in that state. = H. A. Cartwright of Phoenix was in Kingman from that place last Sunday
 F. D. Shuck is an Oatmanite who visited Kingman Sunday last.
 J.. Kain came down from Blackberry Wednesday and visited here for day.
 R. A. Brundage and Dick Swindle have returned from hunting trip into the country south of Seligman and were successful to the extent of get ting away with a nice buck, which they brought home and have divided with their many friends.
 r R. E. Chapman came up from the Big Sandy Thursday and returned with load of supplies the same day.
 John Jobs, Dutch, the Snake Charmer," as he is known was a visi- tor to Kingman the latter part of last week and returned home to Oatman the first of this week. Jobs was positive that a garlic and an onion a day would keep the "flu" away, but disregardipg this, he collapsed on the street at Oatman day or so back and had to be carried to the hospital from the inroads of this same disease. ..
 Charles P. Sherman is in Los Ang- eles, having gone there in response to telegram announcing the serious ill., ness of his daughter, Mrs. Lonie Van Marter, formerly of this city. .-
 Recent word brings the good news of her improvement, turn for the better having been made shortly af- ter MT. Sherman's arrival. %
 r. M B. Dudley received word last week from his brother and sister-in- law, who were so seriously i'll in Georgia some weeks back, which states that they have completely re- covered and have proceeded to Chica- xo, where they are awaiting the lifting .Sf the quarantine and after which they will appear atone of the large the, atres in the production of "The Thir-' teenth Chair"
 J. H. Hutchisen, wife and son How ard departed Thursday morning for Tacoma, Washington where they will make their, future home. This family has. resided in Mohave county for, many years and are leaving a host of friends here who will regret to see