Mohave County miner., 1918-02-16

tIhS week 10 attend a meeting or the school superintendents of the various counties with the state superintendent of public instruction.
 Noble Hill og Woodstock, H., was a visitor in iKngman last evening, stopping over to visit with his niece, Mrs. c. R. Franklin. Mir. Hill is prin- cipal of the Todd Seminary, and one of the well known educators of the mid dle west. He is on his way to Califor- nia, where a number of relatives reside and where a reunion of the family will be held.
 This is thrift stamp week. Every body's doing it, why not get in line and do it yourself?
 E. F. Foster is a Kingman visitor fro mthe Copperville section, having been called as a witness in the case of Miller versus Sawyer.
 John Mcdonald is in Kingman from the Leviathan mine as a witness in the mining case of Miller versus Saw yer.
 w. P. Carr is in town from the Emerald Isle property in the Mineral Park section as a witness in a mining case.
 Wesley Harris arrived here from Camp Funston, Kansas, last Saturday and is enjoying a visit with his folks here. The young man is every inch soldier in appearance and as he has already been advanced to the position of regimental forage master, we would say that he has the capabilities as well.
 J. E. Bruce returned last week from a visit to his old home in Missouri, where he has spent several months visiting with relatives. Jack says that he enjoyed himself well, but that the zero weather got his goat and he is glad to be back and get warm.
 A man by the name of Lacey was brought in from Chloride yesterday and taken to the county farm. He is a sufferer from rheumatism.
 Dr. H. W. Swigert of Denver, Colo, is here this week attending to the wants of his patrons in this section.
 R. A. Stapleton of Pasadena, is the new Heinz man assigned to this dis trict, R. A. Bollenger, the former salesman, now being one of Uncle Sam's men at American Lake Bollen- berg has already advanced to the rank of sergeant, which will please all of his acquaintances here.
 John F. Gross is spending a few days here from Mineral Park.
 H. V. Shell is one of the residents of the southern part of the state who is in Kingman.
 F. M. Pribble of Winslow, Arizona, is Kingman visitor.
 Mrs. H. H. Linney of Prescott, is business visitor to Kingman, being here as referee in the Kingman Mer- cantile bankruptcy case.
 Stanley c. Bagg was a Kingman visitor this week from the Cyclopic mine.
 E. A. Ritter, one of the prominent mining engineers of Colorado Springs, Colorado, was in Kingman last even ing, registered at the Beale. MT. Rit- ter is consulting engineer of the Oat- man Amalgamated Mining company and will make an examination of that property for the company, and may direct the new work that is being mapped out.
 W. D. Grannis departed to his min ing property below the Leviathan mine this week, where he will look after his interests. Mir. Grannis owns some exceptionally promising property that ought to be in process of'develop- ment.
 Mrs. Charles Roe is visiting with relatives at the Round Valley ranch on the Big Sandy.
 Henry Lovin returned from a visit to his ranch interests in California this week.
 UNFAIR
 The employer of a Polish servant maid who had learned to speak Eng fish was telling of the girls eXperi- ences with the telephone. After its