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Evening star., 1919-10-12
WARSH|PS
DEPART FROM RIGA
Some Lettish Troops Have
Joined Invading Forces of
AvaIoff- -Bermondt.
SEND ARMY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN. October 1.-THE British
fleet has left Riga for an unknown
destination. according 10 reports re-
ceived by the l.okal Anxeiger.
A Mitau dispatch says that certain
of the Lettish troops have joined Col.
Avaloff- -Bermondt. Strong Esthonian
columns are reported to he marching
from Segewald toward Riga. An Es-
thonian' transport is on the way to
Libau. -, ~
A dispatch to the Lokal Anzeiger
from Mitau states that the troops un-
der Col.Z Avalon f-Bermondt this morn
ing occupied the bridge across the
Duma at Riga, connecting the Mitau
suburb with Riga itself.
The troops of Col Avaloff- -Ber-
mondt. entered the outskirts of Riga
Friday morning after severe fighting.
This morning after more severe
fighting they took the village of
Thorensberg. one mile east of the
Duna, by assault. Thereupon the
Duna bridge into the city was oc-
cupied.f
COPENHAGEN. October 11.-A
message from Riga dated Friday re-
ceived by the Lettish press bureau
here says the Let's have abandoned
the left bank of the Dvina river and
hold the right bank. The message
reports the arrival of Esthonian
armored trains.
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Statesmen WANTED
By GOLDBERG

PAINT .lltsn1u m cover Ohlahuwr
iIN Hnd sI,m|i. uuc OF largest con.
Germs previous selling experience. MAN
with ear urrtrucI SaHr,. bonus nrI
npcrs's. can for Buruts kurNt.
hotel
sALESMN\. nwMt " directing sales
force uud handling state sgcncy ou
'hc latest Ford accessory Address
N-bli, oklshomIu.
uCu wcuma certificates provide frr
sickness, disability oIt axe and
d''lh, one price TO all. 10 gamma
u,n. fully Paid 10 lG wears s months,
ti'" maturity viii return 10 holder 'u
dividends many times moro than be-
hos invested durlug the payl0g period.
ms h. no speculation bat high class.
S'l'niiflc Investment aud protection
contract attractive and interesting TO
HI. 70 capable urodu,ing salssmtu oi
utpurstluuahls integrity who are h,E
enough 10 handle . district We viii
giN' contracts witch Win yield grestri
returns Tor tho effort and ability put
forth than from any similar position
HvoilHhl" I'm the state today. The Ma
IuHl investment Company. 32i West
Main St. oklahoma city
A\IEh.iopd ufn.c supYl ssIcs-
man, attractive proposition COTE,
hHhu'r t.. olN Dulhcrtsnu Eldg
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Want Ad Rates and
information for
OkiaE7nman-Times
Effective Arril D, L9L9


50 All wrek day classified advertlsins
rum in both papers at one price sun.
day Oklahoman one issue same rate as
the two dAIlles.
One time. Daily Oklaho-
man and Times ......2c &c 81 ~
Thre. times. Daily Okla
homan and Times. per
ors "' u..t ok,,homan
and Times. per dhy.l l-sc SC B.
One month Okahomsu
ana Times. per day, j l-bc 1c 81
Figure six words to tho Une. twelve
Ines TO the inch
Rooms For Rent. Boarding ara Situa.
sion Wanted both OkRhomnn ana
Times. &c per word. This rate does
not include Houses OF store Rooms for
Rent
Classified contracts rates FOR Okla
homan and Times. 600 lines TO be used
within one year from date OF contr'b
or contract for three lines daily for one
year Sc per hne each issue, copy
changed as often as desired.
No I'D accepted Tor less than sac
OKLAHOMAN AND TlMtS RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
It Y" ADS viii be run thirty days
only, when renewal viii ba solicited
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not ne
run longer than thirty days without
senewnl
bnd payable the Same day first inser
tion II al appears. CAN out of-luwn
want ads and all wanted 10 rent situn-
tions wanted and household goods ads
ore positively cash m advanced
ADVERTISERS should retain recclI's
given by Tho Okhhuuau- Times to pa
irons max ut payments e'cl the ofl.ct
counter ns no ms''Aya can be rect'i'.d
CLOSING uOuEs-AU want ods 20
start m Tive Oanlumlu must be 900 Tine
uNc0 hy 3. T.. m. u1 iI day hri"',
sd II TO run. except SUNDAY Nll want
nds tor The Sunday uknhown must
ho ia thr office. hN 3a' p. m. Sllpt
days Al want ads to slylt in I!mes
must be IN the husurss office not later
than II 30 o'ciOci, on the dlF W puhll'h
tion. Branch office IN Wcsttal,s drug
store. 2os Wrg, Maln IA open daily nt
n m ana closes A. & o M. Want ads
received after clOainE hours VIII be IN
serted under tho heading TOO Late To
classify
RLiND Aps-No answer 20 blind Nds
VIII he given unless uDrrt ls presented
moving kew number "hrn l1,lg hNn'
.da Answers 10 cot. .ut-tuNu blind ads
" u ne forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANTS ADS are
,htryed ~ me same rate as cash haH
mud collections viii be mad" gi your
home or Office the s1me d1y first 900
hertioA Of nd appears this IL on accom-.
wodatsu service and payments should
p!NASs be made promptly when llI' "
presented Always ask Your Telephone
nd 20 ue repeated back e. sou by the
telephone hd Dkcr to mako sure thNl
A. has p,cu correctly taken Inc OhIt
roman Times cannot a'tihH r'Nl"uH'
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: SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE

,.,.,...,....
INfElllNNEp alteration and ready
lo-nrnr sa,rslHdt 20 tahc charge oI
department June -. IT, J. uh'aho-
lpl NJ woman puhs'se.uE "h.c0lluunl
executive HhlIliN NOW 'WN'"E| u GA
pa ny as buyer aud mHra.'r of ready
,tr 'or"' ',,,''.,' NV "',O','
n j. nL ,,,,,,,, ''''' ''''. 20.
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v.u f,,,,,ri, ,.,,,.r',l.
nm, stat '''.' '''.''. "'''
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ma '''"0 "'''' .' "'''''
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N,NN I'D i'fNai po"tyn IN l'u'S
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PApERHANGNG AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS. all \ Hudson ,uN
Maybe 2ogn Night Maple 6sJ or Maple
g50
PArEEiIA&GING and painting our
sucUBlt. Get or prices by roll or
room work guaranteed Walnut 7i1l
WALL PAPER. 1r roll. My prices bie
the best, will bring samples Ard s..
innate work y N Paurt I'2 W. ..d
Phone Walnut t,,i
WALL rArLE ruug SO ruum u1
Samples brought tu 1our home. WOO.
rIlrnut.cd Q. e. Ford. Walnut 'i't.l.
ROOMS rAPERLD. s. up. hrinr sam.
piles. painting reasonable Maple N-i
Walnut 26t2. " II and g ; Roach
FAINTER and p1perh4ug-r 'Hu Wal
uut iitl viii bring samples. ,hrn
prices, work guaranteed Grteulc.
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"anIG Nth ..'mrr"Iaia at once. 'is's n
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Junk Dealers

Phone or write TOR quotations. We are
in the market Tor rags metal and scrap
iron; highest prices paid. New York
Iron Metal Co, Oklahoma city Okla.
ll3.ll5 y. Main. phone Maple 1ss.
DON'T give It away We huy and sell
anything. Call Walnut 1858. 7l9 W.
Reno
SECOND HAND plumbing material,
any sind or amount Cali Walnut
1866 2lg W Reno
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WANTED NoUd, tow wear saieslndv.
capable ~ taking charge NJ depart
mrn', do not tep'y unless thoroughly
,.Npcrlonced. The Famous. MS w
Grand
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UMPIuYEp bank hookkeeper. RGr-
ruHrns ros'luE machine operator.
HcunErrrher and t1pis' desires change
NHrrr 'horr ls % chance OF promotion.
-Four Nr1r- experiences must be- prrmn-
usrt Noirfnurrs furnished. salary IS
J"' "D.. ll. . pklehomau
" NEllp -Glr 10. general housewOrk
Hu washing Walnut Jl1s
rs thoroughly experienced hookkeep.
o.. -''nUgrupher. am considered com.
peitri unn handle position where lots
work i8 required hsvc had bank.
bonds unl mortgage experience. Al
references furnished. F-2y Okhhonan.
GlHL. n wishes position "a childs
ulH.. lhuue Walnut 5t'.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTFD-Men and ladies'. 10 learn
barber trade. ep,cial low tuition,
positions guaranteed. tr'e 'pialog OK
iahoma CIV Barber College, lOt West
California. Harry kuu, Mgr
MEN-Our catalrg explains how We
teach the hnruer trade, mailed Tree.
echwartz system ~ Barber Colleges,
Jos W California Avenue, Oklahoma
city, Okla -----..-
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

BREAKFAST $50 20 II, hot cakes zoe,
toast ar. o1'mopl aud cream Toe. egSs
'." Yale cafeteria.
nINlNG room girls wanted Telephone
HJr uApcnsr Arcade llotcl. rOucA
WOMAN WANTED Small Mmily.
-u"I town. want reliable healthy
HHi. unuHu cook aut nuuscheerer
s.Hd Wages good home good couTeu-
.".ns courteous treatment pcrma-
U,f place lur good vauau no other
need Apply References required H.
n. 'hH'Hwau
WHITE GIIl wanted for general
ruU-nOorh Call before noon Wal
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AND REPAIRING

The Associated rrrss Us eNclusiycI.
entitled to the use for republication ~
al news dispatches 'rcl'l'u to or no,
c,hervise credited 'u this paper, and
also the local news published herein
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Secondhand Clothing

Secondhand Clothing
G. f. Hnnkins pays highest prices foi
mems clothing and shoes Phone Marl,
l12 I viii cali
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second.
hand clothing and shoes. Call Maple
3s7?
THE HONE TOWN CLOTHING DEAL.
ERS. lO7 s Broadway, Walnut 1850,
buy clothing shoes. trunks. sultcases
State time 10 call
CALL PHILLIP. the second hand cloth
Ing hper. Shoes, trunks. grips.
Maple 1910
sEC0Nb.HANb cIothinE-f am an
American and pay the highest prices
In the city Phone Walnut 266. | will
gllf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-PEMALE

PtBLID stcnographer. notary. mlmeo-
graph letters Molle Pow efs. 500 State
NAILNmlL Mnlmml nlla
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SALESMAN


STOCK sALEsNEN
The Mobile Tractor company want
strictly high class and reliable sales
men for Alabama Georgia Mississippi
and louisiana territory Statesmen
familiar with motor Htocks preferred.
our company Endorsed hy the Mobile
chamber ~ commerce, members NJ thg
Chamber ~ Commerce Of tho United
Sntrs Of Nmerica We are tlst now
si1itlpE q big siNty-day drive for one
hAf million dollars our factory site
In Mobile purchased and demonstrating
tractors now out We VIII snon begin
building HCtivltes Come At once. pc.
lcct territory open Live leads and every
cooperation. Wire our expense. Mobile
Tractor compsnv, Mobile, Ala
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COLLECTION agency
y so2, OklahomAn

ADVERTISING MEN
Men who are capable of doing hirh
rallher work on one of tho greatest
dHiu"F NJ tho solthwest Special work
with good commission Not necessarily
professional advertising men. nat those
Who are at pnsc n meeting the big Hs
we'll as u small man on high class
and legitimate proposition tbut COM
mHuds respect Unless you can furnish
references as tu your general ability
and absolute lrustwOrthiuess, Nou need
not waste your time or ours Address.
Dill Daily Oklnhoman.
MIDDLE AGED woman wants ohfmhor
work IN hotel ~ years experience
! J.. care Oklehomat
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING


CARPENTER repair and bullding.
AL Maple ?i6j. c. J. Peterson.
CALL j T.. JONES for all kinds ~
carpenter work and repairs Roof
work q specially Night phone, Maple
.22'-f day phone, Maple 500
ROOFING and repairs Jack Benson 4
SOM. Maple 2oho
WNNrEu-All Nuds Of screening and
r'plir work. III West 9TH. Maple
2tGS Il.
Q X. SCREEN 20. repair. screens
cheaper. also other repairs Walnut
Gi33.
BINSONlTE shingle coat In colors
stops any leaks, manufactured by
JACK Benson a sons Oklahoma city.
HOUSES built and rsmodeIsd. hard
wood floors. cabinet plaster patch.
painting, garage and drivewAys, general
ContraCtors; estimates tree NJ Davis.
Walnut 3223-J
VIZ waterproof damp Easements ana
c,IIlrs; stops all leaks: makes them
dry and waterproof Jack Benson 4
Sons. Maple gU6n
YOUR HOME building, remodellng fe.
pairing and psinting solicited by w.
J S'oner. contractor Walnut 6f27-I
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WANTED-P Position nv Oklahoma UnI-
vefslty graduate: married; % years
old any clerical or indoor work con
sidered J. V. Oklahoman
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ftfaNr3. .HfNN rr WtAitN writ
PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE or
uH HLN ENTRY NNDkkEEuI>G.
500 ~T N.su 49, ABLE TD r~L
TNI"NnTIE
SALARY 3. m MONTH no SrAkT.
ADDRESS H.GIE,
tHID Ukuhumau.
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MANTED-lu euch vpuub lu Okiabo-
ma, Kansas ana Texas. drivers Win
car. with standing and local acquaint-
ance TO- drive our saiAsrnen. $40 per
day and expenses. answer by letter
giving references or call on Farm Inn
plemsnl A. Tractor Co. i20 West Reno.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
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SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

INlINI steuorrarher and corrcspou-
don't. % years experience. now m
m'H'r" f,rN.., as chief .'eut lu large
administrative office. desire, rouucr-
uuu u .."rrarnI Hpu ity with grow.
Do uH concern whore initiative and rui.
NJ. .rn prerequisites Address lt q.
NLn.omtu
u.TluNlu -odlcr wants job run
I.r ..pd.Hfrr At man; yall or
vItr Box % Lowell okla
DISCHARGED soldier desires clerical
work w .lIv Was company clerk
while iu service Phone Maple 223l
Have railroad office experience Vernon
Fin' uir lola Nor'h Francis ST
EXPERT automobile and tractor me-
Dh1rIH desires position as shop
foreman and service man or Job AZ
tractor engineer with threshing out
M S. care Okhhoman.
IN ENGINEER NJ tho coast artillery
s. army desires employment as
"r. engineer tractor or other lypes.
aiu experienced storage battery mnn.
roN t1t Glencoel OKLA.
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MN WANTED-Wofk al saw mills
dyivs teams. cut logs STEADY work.
good wages II. l. Harris Lumber
90. Crum Greek Okla
nOAsT BEEF. lQc. vegetables, Be. dcs-
sertS and Zoe best quality. Yale
cafeteria. BoadNay south OF Lee.
linckina
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ELDERLY lady wanted for huusewofE
On farm two mites from civ An.
ply 1907 West Main
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
GONE TO POW-WOW

Many Wallapai Indians and squaws have gone to Needles where the big pow WOW will be pulled off tomorrow, Employers who have had many of the bucks working for them could not get single one to go to work yesterday morning unless they were paid a dol lar an hour. Even then they did not want to take the jobs. Possibly when the day of Sorrow" is over they will come back with less funds and an in clination to work at reasonable wage.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
DIES AT WACO

F. E. Braly, one of the well known miners of this county a few years ago, died at his home in Naco last Sunday, Anson H. Smith receiving wire from Mrs. Braley to that effect. MT. Braley has been ailing for some time, but it was thought that he would eventually recover.
 MT, and Mrs. F. E. Braley and their children resided in Todd Basin for a long time, MT. Braley being in charge of mining property of his own. After the closing down of the Orc Plata mine the family removed to Chloride and then to the south part of the state. The many friends of the fam ily will deeply regret the death of this excellent man and their sympathy Will % out to the bereaved wife and chll- dren.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
DID YOU READ THIS ONE?

That the imagination of Los Angel es reporters does not run always to "dove cotes," salacious devorces, and to the bunk on orange ranches and climate, is evidenced by an article in the Los Angeles Times of last Mon- day, wherein the reporter has built a "dream city" in the desert east of the San Bernardino mountains. The story goes that an old prospector, who in his youthful days, was befriended by Mrs. Thomas Cornish, wife of the manager of the Stratton Independence mine, of Cripple Creek, hunted Mrs. Cornish up in her Los Angeles home, a week ago, and took her over noun tain trail and arid plain to the east of the San Bernardino mountains, where he showed her "veritable, "mountain of ore." A picture shows the party sitting among the luxuriant grasses of the grassless desert, with their backs to the foe and their faces turned in the direction of the noun tain, apparently seeing with their minds eye the vast riches stored away up in the crested peaks and the wonderful city they intended to erect at it's base. But the reporter goes farther than the dreamers and sees in the vast bodies of ore some of the most wonderful mineral masses over conglomerated in nature. He says that Mrs. Cornish found scattered massively over the mountain crest ores carrying, as shown by subsequent assays, pitchblende, hornblende, van adium and uranium of the cornotite family, gold, silver, copper, platinum, bismuth, zinc, sulphur, tin and other minerals In fact the only thing that is not mentioned in the composition of these ores is diamonds, emeralds, rubies and pearls, and further eX- imitation of the ores may even reveal the presence of these gems. Within a short time Mrs. Cornish is to eX- pend 5000 'on an initial plant and it will employ from 300 to 400 men. A Los Angeles man will build the plant and the city that is to spring up in the desert. The plant is to be "unioue" in that it will not have noX- ious gases or unbecoming odors, nor will it have those unsightly piles of tailings that mar the placid scenery of the ordinary mining town. In fac, the new process that is to be installed will leave no 'tailngs and no dumps but everything but the minerals vii
 be consumed It is a Los Angeles process, so we doubt not that 1t VII
 take everything in sight, and leave
 nothing to be desired.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
THORNE GONE
 TO LOS ANGELES

LastTuesday Judge Paul c. Thorne was called to Los Angeles to com plete the details of the deal on the South Blackberry group of mines, which was mentioned in our last is sue. This deal has been completed and we understand that as soon as the new company is formed the shares will be listed on the New York curb. The men at the head of the company have had large experience in the fin ancing of mining corporations and they are sure to put this one on top. The mines are exceptionally good properties and development along the right lines will no doubt bring them into the producing class within a short time.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
FLIGHT IS STARTED
 ACROSS ATLANTIC

Three giant seaplanes started on their transatlantic flight Thursday morning May Sth. Here are some facts about the trip:
 Flying BOats.. NC-1, NC-3 and and NC-4, each 126-foot span, equip ped with four high-compression Lib- erty motors.
 Crews: NC-3, Commander J. P Towers, admiral and navigator; Com mander H. c. Ritscherson and Lieut.. D. H. Mccullough, pilots; Lieutenant Commander R A. Lavender, radio op- orator; Machinist L. R. Moore, en- gineer; Lieut.. BriXton Rhodes, reserve pilot and Lieutenant-Com- mander R. E. Byrd, radio operator The last two go only as far as New foundland.
 NC-4: Lieutenant Commander A. C. Read, commanding officer and nav igator; Lieuts. E. F. Stone and W. K. Hinton, pilots; Ensign R. c. Rodd, radio operator; Mechanics Mate k. s. Rhoades, engineer in place of Howard and Lieut.. J. l.. Breese reserve engin- ger. The last named goes only as far as Newfoundland.
 NC-1: Lieutenant-C Commander r. N. L. Bellinger commanding officer and navigator; nt-Command- CT M. A. Mitscher and Lieut.. L. T. Barin, pilots; Lieut.. Harry Saden- water, radio operator;' Chief Machin- ist's Mate c. I. Kessler, engineer; Ma chinist Rasmus Christensen, reserve pilot-engineer. Last named goes only as far as Newfoundland.
 Route: Rockaway to Halifax, N S., $40 nautical miles; Halifax to Ire. passey toPunta Delgada, Azores, 155( miles; Punta Delgada to Lisbon, Por' tugal, 800 miles; Lisbon to Plymouth England, 775 miles. Total distance from Trepassey to Lisbon, Portugal 215O nautical miles. (Note: 4 nautical mile is 1.15 land miles.) Weight: Each plane is expected t' carry 2S,5OO pounds, including fuel provisions and passengers, on leavin, Trepassey; total gasoline, 1l,4o' pounds. :,
 Speed: The average speed ot tn seaplanes, disregarding wind, will b about 65 nautical miles an hour. Safeguards: Arrangements mad
 to have base ships with gasoline, ol
 etc., at various ports of call with spe cial equipment to refuel quickly. | 5 addition the route will be policed b 5 destroyers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
BARRIER SHOP NOW
 IN NEW QUARTERS

M. J. Trainer who has been runn- ing a barber shop on Front Street. next to the Old Trails Garage, has moved into new quarters on Front Street in the Commercial Hotel Build ing.
 The new quarters will enable him to have four chairs and all modern fix lures are being added.
 Bath rooms have been arranged at the rear of the shop. It is expected that within the next week the ar ranging of things in the shop will be completed.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10

Mrs. Beebe Mack, and 12 year old 1 daughter, are visiting Mrs. l.. J. Parker, of Kingman. Mrs. Mack is a sister of Mrs. Parker. She will re- main in Kingman month or more. A. E. Taylor has taken his old pos ition as assistant postmaster in the King nan postoffice.,
 Doc Sheffield was called to Ros- well, New Mexico, early this week on court business.
 John A. Ware returned to Kingman Monday from Los Angeles where he has been for short time on busl- ness and visiting friends.
 Mrs. Arthur Black and daughter of Needles were in Kingman this week visiting relatives.
 Charlie Wilkins who was called home from Washington on account of the death of relatives short time ago left Kingman Saturday evening for San Pedro, Cal.
 Mrs. Jack Wren and son Roy left Kingman Monday for Los Angeles where Roy will undergo an operation for adenoids and tonsils.,
 A telegram received by w. M. Cas- teel Wednesday stated that Earl had arrived safely in New York from France.
 Fern Elliott of Yucca is in Kingman this week visiting Mrs. J. H. Harris and family.
 William Carr left Kingman Satur- day evening for San Pedro, California where he will remain for some time.
 Etta McLein who has been i'll the past week left Kingman Monday fol Needles where she will receive treat ment.
 J. H. Conway returned from Lo Angeles a few days ago and reports that Mrs. Conway, who has been yer! i'll at one of the hospitals, to be slow ly recovering her health
 H. T. Rudisel of Los Angeles wa in Kingman Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. Primm came in from Oaklan today. She came to look after tn needs of her daughter Marion, who i ill,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
WILL LOOK OVER
 MINING PROPERTY

Wells H. Bates, who at one time was interested in the Signal mines, at the McCracken, is in Kingman, hav- ing come here from Los Angeles to look at the old St. Louis mine, at Cerbat. Mir. Bates was for years a we'll known mining man in the Pres- colt country, but is now. making his home in Los Angeles. He expects to finance the St. Louis and equip it with necessary machinery.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-10
ORIGINAL FINANCER
 GOLDROADS HERE

o. P. Posey, who dug up the first real money for the development of the Gold Road Mines, was in Needles a few days ago looking after mining interests. MT. Posey had associated with him in the Gold Road, w. c. Me Cornick, of Salt Lake City and Will liam Baily. Posey was the active one in the company and it was due to his efforts that the mine was developed and finally sold to the U. S. Smelling people. ,