Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
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Long bedCll, Sdl., anu he'NS Jo'hSN AA Winners here. They have taken up their residence in the John Barry res idence on East Beale street.
 L.I. Seeley of Needles, Cal, was a visitor to this section from that city last Monday.
 Harry Rose was one of the Yucca citizens visiting Kingman this week. Wade Brown came down from Selig- man last Tuesday and spent day or so in town.
 Joe Milne spent Tuesday in King man from Goldroad.
 H. Wieman of Chloride, was pleas. ant visitor to this place from the lead camp this week.
 S. K. Guthrey, who has been located here for the past several years as a surveyor, departed last Thursday eve ming for Phoenix, where he will try to perfect his application for enlistment into Uncle Sam's engineers.
 L. Janc and wife were visitors to Kingman for several days of this week.
 J.E. Russell and wife are here vis- ting with c. w. Herndon, who is a brother of Mrs. Russell. They were accompanied on their visit by Mrs. J. c. Herndon, mother of Mrs. Russell and MT. Herndon. The party made the trip overland from Prescott, their home.
 James G. Colter of Colter, Arizona, is in Kingman in the interest of his sons candidacy for governor.
 J. B. Crozier and wife visited in town from Clay Springs last Wednes- day.
 w. P. Eshom and J. E. Rudy came in last Thursday from the Cienaga ranch, which is located in the hills east of Yucca, and are attending to busi- ness matters in Kingman.
 U. Connolly and wife were visitors to Kingman Thursday from the Col conda section.
 J. H. Ware left last evening for Long Beach, where he will visit with his family for few days.
 Ernest Neal and Emery Blevins came in from the Big Sandy Thursday evening and spent Friday here attend ing to business matters.
 Frank Packard and wife visited Kingman Friday from the Blackberry mine.
 A. c. Cooling returned from attend ing a meeting of the State Council of Defense at Phoenix last Monday evening and departed for his home at Oatman the next day.
 w. H. Holcomb and c. H. Burlock came in from the Mossback mine last Thursday and attended to business matters here.
 Mrs. James Dundon was called to the old home at San Bernardino by the serious illness of her father, de- parting on the night train Friday.
 R.. J. flight of Tempe, Ariz., visited this section last Sunday.
 John Carter Anderson, mining engi- neer of Tucson, Arizona, came in from that end of the state and departed Monday last for Oatman, where he is looking over that end of the county.
 w. P. Mahoney and Jack Lamb mo. tored to Blackberry yesterday after, noon, where they visited the Hack. berry mine camp.
 Mrs. w. P. Mahoney and children accompanied by Mrs. Mahoney's sis ter, Miss Mary E. Fitzgerald, arrived here from Prescott last Sunday anc departed the following day for theil home in Oatman. Mrs. Mahoney has spent the summer months at her for mer home in Prescott and her sister has returned with her for a visit ir this section.
 L. w. Shoberg and s. A. Tyler were visitors to our city from Mineral Parl the first day of this week.
 N. B. Tyree and wife are Hackberr! people who visited Kingman the frs few days of this week.
 J. H. Knight is home again after ; weeks trip to the Grand Canyon O the Colorado.
 Dick Swindle of the Kingman Mea market force, spent several days o last week. in the mountains nea Peach Springs.
 Mrs. Henry Shuck of Prescott was guest of the Beale Hotel last Sunday
 F. J. Benzer, who is operating prop