Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-09-21

Oatman.
 k. N. Albei was in town from Gal lup, New Mexico, Wednesday.
 M. Keeyan was over from Oatman last Wednesday. -.
 c. A. linus, of Blackberry, was a IKinginan visitor Wednesday last.
 K. R. Bailey, of Phoenix, is one of Kjngman's visitors this week. 1 C. T. Duncan and son Byne were Kingman visitors Thursday last.
 Robert Mitchell and wife of Flag staff, Mrs. A. M. McHenry of Los Angeles were guests of the Beale ho- Angeles were guests of the eBale ho- tel Thursday night.
 Wm. F. Carney was in Kingman Sunday from Blackberry.
 L. A. Newton came in from Yucca Monday last to attend to business mat ters here.
 Esther Livingston was Kingman visitol last Wednesday from the Wal nut Creek Camp.
 Philip H. Smith brought in sum- rner squash for our observation this week, which is one of the largest it has ever been our pleasure to look up- on. The vegetable was grown on one of the hack lots of the southeast part of town anf from it's poundage, which totaled 10 1-2 pounds, we would say that not only did it grow by the light of our summer sun, but must have failed to sleep and grew during the dark hours as well. 1 w. P. Carr spent a day here this week from the Emerald Isle Camp.
 Frank Reimer, who has been con- nected with the Central Commercial Company branch store at Oatman for the past year or more, has ac- cepted a position with the Citizens Bank of Flagstaff and has removed to that place with his family from the Gold Camp.
 Mrs. Jess Martin has accepted a position as teacher of the Crozier school and left here the first of this week to take up her duties there. 1 Carl Weigmann, who has been shoe maker and repairman here in the Van Marter Shoe Shop for the past couple of years has gone to San Francisco, California for a short vacation. George Savage is in charge of the shop during his absence.
 Jack Cordain stopped off in King man this week to visit with friends on his way to California from Flag staff, Arizona, where he has been em- ployed since leaving Kingman some months ago. MT. Cordain was for merly one of the office force of the Arizona Stores Company here. | R. J. Ransom was a resident of Yampai who visited Kingman last Sat urday.
 Superintendent WE. .Thackeray and wife were visitors to Kingman last Sunday from Mohave City (Fort Mo- have). They were accompanied by L. A. Thackeray.
 John Jobs came in from Oatman last Tuesday and spent day or so in town.
 Charles German was a Monday wis., itor here from Drake Station, on the Santa Fe, twelve miles west of here.
 The family of w. B. Stephens is now living in town, where they will likely spend the winter, although MT. Steph- ens' interests are keeping him busy on the Sandy ranch attending to crop and cattle interests.
 J. H. Townsend and wife and Nose Crittenden came in from the Williams Tungsten property in the Aquarius Range on the Big Sandy last Monday and are visiting here.
 D. E. Kelly was a Kingman visitor from Williams the first of this week.
 H. c. Parsons, of Phoenix, is one of the residents of that city, who vis- ited here last Wednesday.
 L. Stirzel is in town from Oatman.
 K. A. Nagel and Charles Puckett were Kingman visitors Wednesday from the Standard Minerals Camp. E. M. Bates, R. P. Salter and F. R. Brown were in Kingman Wednesday from Needles.
 Fred Leonard visited Kingman yes terday from Yucca.
 Prescott people arriving in King man yesterday were: John Gray, Herb Gray and c. L. Fountain.
 Mrs. Allen E. Ware and son Ed win are again at home, arriving from To1ifro,,Sa &Li, ,,,oo1r