Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-17

w. r. EShOm, the cattleman, came in from his ranch east of Yucca and spent the greater part of the week here attending to business matters.
 Jen Damron was one of the resi- dents of Yucca in Kingman last Sun day.
 J. Watson of Yucca, was in King man Tuesday.
 c. F. Dutton of the U. S. postal de- partment, spent several days here this week looking after postoffice affairs.
 R. B. Stephenson came up from Needles last Tuesday and was the guest of the Brunswick hotel that day.
 ThomasI McMillan, of the Santa Fe service, passed through Kingman last Wednesday with other Santa Fe off cials on their regular monthly inspec- tion of the division. They made the trip on the special motor car.
 Mrs. Thomas Crozier and children returned home from sort vacation to Southern California this week.
 w. c. Page, who is in charge of the operation of the Washington mine at Mineral Park, is in Los Angeles, Cal, on a short vacation. It has been re- ported that MT. Page suffered a stroke of heat in that city recently and has been confined to his home, recuperat- ing. We were unable to confirm this however, and we hope that it is untrue and that MT. Page is enjoying himself instead.
 Word received this week from Mrs. Frank Stone who was taken to Los Angeles by the serious illness of her infant son, is to the effect that the bay boy is now much improved and fast regaining health.
 Sheriff Cohenour has been on the sick list for the greater part of this week and while being able to get about, has just been able to do so. He is much improved today, however, and expects to soon be back at his old time form.
 G. K. Bretherton, one of the best known salesmen visiting this section, spent several days here lately attend ing to the wants of his customers
 Joe F. Miller was in Kingman few days back from his camp in the Cop perville section attending to business matters.
 J. M. Vassar is in Kingman from the hills.
 Frank Graham is visiting in King man from Blackberry.
 Fred Whitney and H. N. Drummond are two of the late visitors to King man from Camp Hamme in the Cop perville section.
 J. A. Larsen, F. Tillman and D. H. Cargill, all of Jerome, Arizona, are new arrivals here
 Mrs. T. H. Wilson and son James, returned last Sunday evening from a very enjoyable visit at San Diego, KearnJa and the Naval Training Sta tion.
 Miss Nina Uncapher, one of the best known Red Cross workers of the county is ingman visitor, coming over from her home at Mineral Park the first of the week.
 D. M. Smith and wife of Oatman, were visitors to Kingman during the early days of this week. A. o. Dewey was Kingman visitor froh Goldroad this week.
 w. R. Bertram is a Phoenixite who visited here last Saturday.
 Chas. Heidrich and wife and H. N. Shipley, wife and child of Fl Paso, Texas, passed through last Sunday en route to the coast from that city.
 Julia M. Broom, Mrs. M. Garrison and Richard Kelly and wife were guests of the Beale Hotel here Satur- day from Holbrook, Arizona.
 Mrs. Louise Manning departed this week for San Bernardino, California, where she has accepted position in clerical capacity. Mrs. Manning has been with the Tarr, McComb & Ware Commercial Company for the greater part of the year just passed and leaves a host of friends in this city who deeply regret to see her leave this community.
 E. M. Binford, Democratic candidate for justice of the peace accompanied him.