Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-10-05

usefulness.
 A. F. Harris and family are spend ing short vacation in San Francisco California. They are expected home at an early date.
 P. Y. Jackson, the auto decorator put the last coat on the Standard Auto Company's Willys-Knight car today The car looks like new and shows well the workmanlike effort spent in its decoration.
 The fall rodeo of the stockmen of the county started on it's round last Monday, the westerners starting from Thorn Spring in the Sacramento Val ley and the customers from Freeze Wash in the Wallapai Valley.
 The work will be in progress for several weeks, much time being nec- essary for the branding of calves and the returning of strayed cattle to their own ranges.
 T. J. Putnam the Sandy rancher, came up from that section Wednesday and secured supplies.
 Charles H. Wagner, who has large mining interests in this county, ar rived here from Pasadena, California last Sunday and is attending to his affairs here.>
 A. T. Threlkeld is a Needlesite who visited here Sunday last.
 J, H. Smith and wife and Mrs. Fox, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, stopped in Kingman for the night last Monday enroute overland to the coast.
 Geo. c. Brissel, of Oatman, Ari- xona, was an inhabitant of Kingnan Hast Monday from the Gold Camp. J. P. Livingston spent day Eere from Walnut Creek this week. :; w. H. F. Jones' and wife, f Pres lcott, Arizona, were visitors here last Tuesday.
 H. Bacon spent several days here this week visiting from Blackberry. Trainmaster N. E. Scott was King man visitor last Tuesday from Need- les.
 I Mir. Scott is one of the Santa Fe's oldest employees and all of his friends are always glad tc see him.
 E. F. Mullen and wife visited King man from Seligman this week coming down from that city last Tuesday. , E. J. Flummerfelt and family, of Jerome Arizona were Kingman visi- tors Wednesday last. Charles Duncan was one of Hack . berry citizens who visited here Wednes- day. H. w. Vannatta and B. L. Schultz, of Camp Hamme in the Copperville - CCStiOh WCIC SASoAS VI tilC bSoiS lA' tel here last Sunday. c. A. linus is visiting here from Blackberry.
 Henry Schaefer and wife and L. C.. Jeffrey came down from Chloride last Monday and spent night at the Beale.
 F. H. Bell is one of Chloride citi- zens, who visited kngman ths week. J. F. Miller came in from his camp near the Yucca Tungsten Monday last and is visitor here. Bernard Vogt for many years agent for this section for Bliss Native Herbs is Kingman visitor from Chlorde.
 Paul c. Thorne returned home the first of the week from Holbrook Ari- zona where he has been sitting in cases( wherein Judge Sapp of that county was disqualified.
 John Barry and five returned home this week from Northern California where they had gone with the inten- tion of settling, but were unable to find the right place.
 Edgar Sharp, Oatman attorney, came in from the Gold Camp last Tuesday and spent several days here attending to legal matters for his clients.
 J. F. Bruce spent day or so here from Little Meadows this week.
 R. D. Claimants and wife were in Kingman from Globe, Arizona, last Sunday.
 Charles D. Wagner and J. H. Will son here from Valentine for day this week.
 ], E, Rudy and w. P. Eshom were in