Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-11-30

w. A. Neal is reported to be suffer ing the effects of an attack of influ , enza at the Neal Ranch on the Biz Sandy.
 l. L. Neal is confined to his home on the Big Sandy with severe at tack of influenza.
 Ray Robinson has been confined tt his home during this week suffering an attack of the "flu'. He is reported to be much improved yesterday.
 Judge E. M. Doe is in Kingmar from Flagstaff. He has been at. tending to legal matters for the past week before the Superior Court Judg Doe is an able attorney as well as an old timer of this state and comes to greet many friends on each visit to this place.
 James Curtain came in from his ranch last Saturday and returned with a load of supplies to that place.
 J. B. McNaughton, one of the coun- tvs oldest residents, visited here last Sunday from the Cedar section. William Neagle was a Blackberry visitor to Kingman Sunday last.
 Mrs. Todt and son have rejoined Dr. w. c. Todt here from Silverbell, Arizona, where the Doctor was occu- pied with the influenza situation pre- vious to his coming to Kingman.
 Mrs. R. E. Warner of Bisbee, Ari- zona arrived here from that place Sunday last.
 E. J. Hoover, the we'll known min ing man and owner of Mineral Park property, was a guest of the Beale last Sunday from Los Angeles.
 Norman Nelson and J. F. Walker are two of Chloride's citizens who vis- ited here this week from the lead camp.
 Marion A. Harp is one who halls from the Capital City, who spent Monday here.
 Alfred Prisk and brother J. w. Prisk were Kingman visitors this week from Mineral Park.
 Roy L. Cornell has been in King man several days of this week from the Standard Minerals Camp, attend ing to business matters for his com pany.
 Jesse s. Hulet returned to his home Navajo, Arizona last Monday after pending few days here with rela- yes. Mrs. Hulet and children are till visiting here with her parents and isters but MT: Hulet was compelled o return at the call of his business baterests at the above place.
 The H. Y. Basham Company this eek delivered to c. w. Herndon one f the late model six Kissell Kars. he car is a beauty and Charley is ustly proud of his new acquisition. William Mackie and J. G. Castle erry were visitors to Kingman the arly part of this week from Oatman, oming to the county seat on official usiness.
 c. Carr was a Kingman visitor last aturday from Jerome, Arizona. c. H. Cook and S. Simpson are } eedlesites who visited Kingman last aturday.
 Frank Packard and wife were Sun ay visitors to Kingman from Hack ] erry.
 Blustery Monday of this week aught Charles Puckett and George oyt here from the Standard Minerals amp.
 Frank Van Dover was a visitor here his week from Yucca.
 E. M. Kelley and wife of the Levi than Mine were guests of the Beale otel last Saturday.
 w. c. Howard. Charles P. Sherman nd R. L. Dimmick of the Union Pass ection spent several days here this eek from that part of the county.
 
 Bernard Vogt was here from Chlo- idle this week.
 E. M. Rogers of Stockton Hill regis cred at the Beale last Saturday. R. L. White was in Kingman Sat rday last from Needles.
 E. c. Bradshaw was here Saturday com the Hamme Camp.
 Jean McMath was visitor here this eek from Wilson, Arizona. s. M. DaXson was one of the many esidents of Phoenix, Arizona to visit kingman this week from the Capi- al City. J., o. Mullen, recently elected Grand hancellor of the Knights of Pythias f the Domain of Arizona, has reap ointed J. H. Smith as Deputy Grand Chancellor for Kingman Lodge Wes- ern No. 12, Knights of Pythias for he ensuing term. J. H. Dundon and wife came in from Frisco Camp last Sunday and went