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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11
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Is Sworn in as Governor
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11
Last Notice to
Taxpayers.

Your taxes are now long past due
and unless settled within a few days.
| will be compelled to advertise and
sell your property to settle same,
according to law.
A. X. WALKER, Sheriff.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11

The sale Of Roscoe Whitaker
which was advertised for Dec. 9th.
was postponed until Dec. 18th, on ac-
count Of the high water.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11

STRAYED to my place about
Dec. LIST, black horse and black
mule. Owner can have same by pay
ing charges. ii. V. Basin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11

Denatured Alcohol will keep your
Radiator from freezing. 1870 proof, at
Stormes Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11

Manure Spre.dsrs, Pitless Scales
Cheap. Lot of shelf boxes, and
counters. Crimpins, squarins and
forming machines for tinnsrs. Ineu-
bator and bone grinding mill.
II. See J. r. MOUNT 4 co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11

Fresh Milk Cow Wanted.
Pd. NJ. G. Tillett
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-12-11

= You save the difference at the
4. Economy Store"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
SUPERIOR COURT HAS , ITS BUSIEST SESSION

Continued From Page One) mining company setting up adverse rights against the Oatman Gold. The jury returned a verdict of s1612.11 and costs of action, the amount of the demand. ,T
 In the matter of the cause of s. H. Miller against George M. Adams, growing out of the election for con- stable in this precinct last fall, the defendant withdrew his demand for a jury trial and the cause is to be later set for hearing before the court.
 A number of causes that were to come up for trial went over until the fall jury term of the court. A large number of jurors and witnesses at- tended the court session and during the week Kingman took on it's old time aspect of liveliness.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
At The Hotels This Week

ardino; J. A; Guthrie, San Bernardino; Fred J. Porhard and family, Peoria, Illinois; D. Goldbaum, San Francisco; J. W. Smith, Phoenix; E. H. Plumines and wife, Seligman, Arizona; R. H. Ferguson, Long Beach, Frank Fergu- son, Long Beach; Paul Guth, Los An geles; John Lako, Yucca; c. w. Hen ry, Phoenix; w.. E. Little, Los An geles; Josephine Little, Los Angeles; Andrew Suffer; Don McNulty, City; Ernest Talorman; J. D. Jewett; T. S. Paddock, Los Angeles; Winner Pen rose, San Francisco; J. D. Harlan, Colorado; George Hoyt, Kingman; S. E. Guthrey, City; Dr. J. D. Won Vleck and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs. I. Ker- shair, Los Angeles; W. B. Wilson and wife, Los Angeles; Jos. Ecrliston, Los Angeles; Louis Wilson, Los Angeles; A. M. MacDuffee, Chloride; F. E. Paddock; w. M. Vaughn and family, New York; F. Sculley, New York; S. C. Vanotta and wife, Neuman, Calif- ornia; Mrs. H. F. Warner, City; Mrs. Wm. Eustice; Dan McNulty; H. w. Riggle; w. T. Esser, Prescott; E. Burr, Bakersfield; c. L. Russell, Wins low; M. B. Lanzon, Colorado River.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
BRUNSWICK HOTEL

T. McTerman, Chicago; J. Adams
 w. K. McMillan; Mrs. L. Southerland,
 Chloride; Frances G. Hoffman, Chlo-
 rid; G. w. Putnam, Sandy; J. J. Peart, California; John Eslow; John McCuish, Chloride; D. E. Kelley; James Kuhen and wife; Peter Lisalda and wife; R. J. Flight, Tempe; Miss Bertha Berk, Oatman; Miss Ida Smith, Oatman; T. E. Johnston, Grand Can yon; Esther Hoffman, Los Angeles; Geo. Hartman, Oatman; F. c. Gerdes, Chicago; Connie Simmons, Missouri; A. w. Edwards, California; Max Beck, San Francisco; A. N. Taylor, Oatman; J. Edmund Snow, Santa Ana, Califor- mia; Frank Wilson, Chloride; J. E. Russell, Prescott; Robert E. Morrison, Prescott; c. B. Bell and wife, Mid dle Golconda; John w. Melhorn, San Diego; John F. Gross, Mineral Park; Lyon N. Kay, Mineral Park; Mrs. c. s. Kay, Mineral Park; Will Sitter, Blackberry; H. A. Woodland, Los An geles; D. E. Kelley; c. R. Duncan, Oatman; E. c. Rolf; Jack McCuish, Chloride; Geo. D. Berry, Chloride; Err nest Talorman; J. P. Churchill and wife, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. s. c. Johnson, San Diego, Cal; H. L. John so, San Diego; s. F. Kelley, San Bern
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
Hackberru

Vim. L. kayser attended Easter ser. vices in Kingman.
 Mrs. F. w. Donovan entertained Mrs. Wm. Neagle and family Sun. day.
 The children of the Blackberry Sun- day School gave an Easter program Sunday morning.
 Henry Shawver of Needles, Calif., was a Sunday afternoon visitor at the home of Miss Bertha A. kayser.
 Mrs. Bessie Sewers of Kingman vis- tied her mother, Mrs. L. c. Daniels Sunday.
 Miss Grace Porter of Los Angeles arrived Monday to be the guest of Miss Lora Duncan at the Diamond Bar Ranch.
 Miss Bigness of Peach Springs wis., ited at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart motored to Peach>Springs Sunday to visit MT. and Ms. Shawver who returned home with them.
 Leo Hall left for Chloride Sunday evening. ...
 Henry Bacon and Cleve Walker motored to Kingman Monday morning to view the war tanks.
 Deputy Joe Daniels went to- King man Monday on business.
 Tuesday night fire at the Hack berry mine caused by an exploding oil stove completely destroyed the of- flee.
 Mrs. L. c. Daniels and little grand daughters Alta and Marjorie went to kingman Wednesday afternoon to vis- it Mrs. Sewers.
 Henry Bacon's wood pile caught on fire Wednesday afternoon causing no little excitement but was extinguished before any great damage was done.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. James Mccarthy is seriously ill.
 F. w. Donovan returned home We'd nesday from Los Angeles.
 The friends of Miss Agnes Kelly of the Blackberry mine gave surprise party in her honor Wednesday even- ing. A delightful time is reported
 Leo Hall returned Thursday from Chloride. ," '.-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
Signal
Special Correspondence to the Mohave County Miner

Mr.. McGee and sons from King man made a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bland last week.
 April 25th the roundup at Signal begins.
 MT. Jeff Bland and Mir. D. Free man made fishing trip to Topock last Friday and Saturday The fish were bountiful, but the said fishermen caught only eyefuls of fish. Never theless a fish supper was enjoyed for Signal carries a supply of canned goods-salmon.
 MT. Jeff Bland has acquired taste for acquatic animals, the springs on the Bland ranch are quickly becom- ing acquariums, eveh theSattle trough has become home for catfish. O.
 Mrs. Jeff Bland is speedily recov- ering from the flu relapse, she is able to be up little each day.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

D. Davis, San Francisco; E. L. Per ham, Oatman; R. M. Richardson and wife, Blackberry; w. D. O'Brien; Earl Ike; Wm. Logan; G. w. Callis; E. A. Muse, Prescott; A. E. Johnson and family, Red Wing Mines; Clarence Schmbenberg, Red Wing Mines; F. James Smith, Oatman; George King; Dave Morgan, Congress Junction; John Moy; w. K. McMillan, Chloride; s. Paris; Frank Christensen; J. D. Nelson; H. S. McClaskey, Miami, Arizona; J. McActell, Chloride; Geo. A. Beebe, Chloride; Mrs. Lewiston, San Francisco; D. J. Nee; Mrs. M. s. Bryant, Los Angeles; J. s. Bryant, Los Angeles; Miss Virginia Nelson, Los Angeles; Wm. A. Hunt; A. A. Shelton, Blackberry; Jas. Cooney, Phoenix; F. James Smith, Oatman; Mis Thead Stevens; Miss June Rider; A. L. Moore and wife, Colorado; J. K, Reish, Los Angeles; H. S. Hill San Bernardino; Chas. A. Miller, Jr., San Bernardino; J. F. Miller; Davie Mor- gan, Congress Junction; F. Jas. Smith, Oatman; A. A. Shelton, Blackberry; H. s. Hill, San Benardino; w. K. Me Milan, Chloride; J. F. Layman, San Jose, California; Mrs. w. J. York; A. c. Gordon, San Francisco; Chas. c. Dillavon, Needles; Clarence Fseick, Los Angeles; Jno. Oney, City; Chas. c. Dillavon, Needles; Richard Ste phens; John Fancher:' I. L. Neal, Neal; Dr. c. w. Dimick, Ft. Collins, Colorado; Mrs. Lawrence Peterson and Daughter, Ft. Collins, Colorado; MT. Lawrence Peterson, Ft. Collins, Colo rado; Pete Peterson and wife, Ft. Col lins, Colorado.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
Ch1oy,de Special Correspondence to the Mohave County Miner

Mrs. Wm. Hoffman of Oatman, is visiting this week with her parents MT. and Mrs. Chas. Schull.
 MT. P. s. Virgin is spending this week in Kingman, serving on the Grand Jury.
 MT. c. B. Cravens spent the week end in Needles, Calf.
 A. c. Cox has sold his interest in the Chloride Drug Co. to Jess Tracy. The store is now under the new man. agement.
 The war-tank touring in the inter- est of the Fifth Victory Liberty Loan, exhibited between 1:3O p. m. and 2:3O p. m. Wednesday afternoon. Rev Dodd of Kingman spoke from the Station platform. Both the speaking and exhibit were enjoyed.
 Vim. Watchman is again in Chloride after being away for several months.
 The first carload of ore was ship ped to the shelter at Humboldt, from the Rescue Mine. Returns were bet ter than anticipated and efforts are being made to make the second ship ment within short time.
 The father and brother of MT. James Collis, visited him here this week, while on their way west. Both come from Indiana.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Esteps and son, left Tuesday for Phoenix.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
Yucca By MRS. M. P. CHAPMAN

Mrs. Joe Rudy and Miss Mona, Mrs Billy Munns, Miss Madge and Billy Jr., left Saturday morning for a fort nights visit in Skull Valley, Pres colt and vicinity.
 Messrs. Rudy and Chapman have been in Nevada on COW business, They returned Wednesday accompan- jed by Johnnie Mullen and a Ranger They are making a second trip-Re- suits, if any, later.
 Yucca folks were pleasantly and ap- propriately entertained by an East CT service, under the very efficient management of MT. A. L. Longacker. Everything on the programme was good, so we mention no special one. Our only regret is that such enter tainments are so rare in our "Metro- polis." -5
 Messrs. Chas. Adams and Tom Rop- CTS were Yucca visitors from the oil excitement at Potts Tanks recently Both gentlemen have located claims in that vicinity.
 Messrs. Shaw and Craig were in from Castanada Wells last Thursday.
 We understand Manuel Martinez has recent made a very satisfactory shipment of ore from the Diamond Joe. If we get the data we will add the facts to this personal. There was 3o sacks in the shipment. It went 112 oz. silver per ton.
 MT. Pfeddinger and family have moved to Copper Creek, where they have leased land for their goats. They will doubtless enjoy the hills at this season, but Yucca folks are re- gretting their departure, as they made many friends during their short stay here. ',>
 If anyone has any news-Ahem kindly leave it with your name atL. ] Janc's. We are not loafing around 1 town enough to get much real news.
 First Yucca Lady who has just re- turned from California. q noticed fashionable women are wearing their dress skirts longer"
 Second Yucca Lady. "Goodness! I've worn my best one five years al- ready!."
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
L'ttkfeM Special Correspondence to the Mohave County Miner

The Board of Supervisors, the Coun. ty Engineers and the County Assessor were in Littlefield Wednesday, A social was given in the evening in thelr honor in which all took part. MT. Ruggies first gave a most beau tlful solo. It was a very touching love affair which caused many to shed tears.
 MT. MacDuffee gave a speech en- titled "Never Stay Single"
 MT. Ayers gave some very good ad- vice to the young and old folks.
 MT. Hayward gave a selection on Married Life"
 MT. Foster was very sad and not very much of speaker.
 A most enjoyable time was spent by all and we hope that all these men
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
obock

Jack Markham and Milo Mecham of the Topock Transportation Company are wearing very broad smiles and all on account of a new arrival in each home yesterday morning.
 The stork was very busy bird but could carry only two at time, so decided to leave girl for Jack as he had one boy and needed a dish wash CT, but Milo needed another boy to help him in the shop.
 Helen and Bess, the mothers, are both pleased and are sharing each others happiness by occupying the same screen porch at Charlie Mains.
 Mrs. Marie Won Linden, a trained nurse, of Needles is taking care of of the twins, as she calls them. Dr. Parker, of Needles, knows how to save time so it seems.
 Both grandmothers are able to be up and around.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
MEASURECRAPH INSTALLED BY ARIZONA STORES co,

The Arizona Stores Company of Kingman this week received their new Measuregraph Machine, which will be used to measure yard goods sold in the dry goods department of that store. '.
 This little machine was invented to fill long felt need to compute the yardage and amount of goods sold in- stantly and accurately. It replaces the old system which entails more or less guess work by the clerk selling the goods and is another example of where a mecbanical arrangement SUD- plants the human intellect and will do retail merchandising of dry goods what the adding machine has done for bookkeeping.
 The Babbitt Brothers who are the first in Arizona to install these ma chimes, are putting them in all their stores. Hundreds of them have been in use in the Carson, Perry and Scott stores in Chicago and in the, Marshall Field Store in Chicago for sometime.
 A representative of the company IS now en route to Kingman and will be here next week to demonstrate the working of the machine. As the scales in the grocery register accur- ate weight, this machine will guaran- tee just and accurate measurement 'f cloth to the purchaser.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
MISSION AT ST. MARY'S

There will be no service at St. Mary's Catholic Church this Sunday. April 27. But beginning next next Sunday May 4th., mission will be conducted for one week by the Rev. Fr. Fitzgerald of The Redemptionists Fathers of Fresno, California. There Will be three services each day: Holy Mass and Sermon at 7:30 A. M., chil- dren's Mission at 4:15 P. M. and Evening c~vices at 7:45 P. M. On Sunday the Mission will open at 1O:3O A. M. with Holy Mass and Sermon. Confessions will be heard all through the week of the Mission. A very special and very cordial invitation is to Non-C Catholics,
 REV. JOSEPH HOOTSMAN,
 Pastor.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
NOTES FROM COUNTY TOWNS

will come back again.
 Mir. Joseph H. Reber left today fol St. George, Utah on business.
 A good time was spent in Little field Sunday being Easter. The young folks all went to the mountains on horseback.
 The weather is getting very warm in Littlefield..
 Editors Note. If Billy Ruggles will repeat that solo in Kingman, we will guarantee to fill the house at 200 per.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
VISIT OLD HOME

Mrs. Joe Rudy, of Cienega Ranch, is visiting with her parents in Yav- apai county. MT. Rudy is part own- CT In the big ranch south of Yucca and has been building it up into one of the most desirable properties in the county.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-04-26
GONE EAST

MT. and Mrs. c. B. Bell departed last Saturday. Mrs. Bell goes to the old home in Texas for an extended visit and MT. Bell went on east to look after important mining busi- ness. He will return to Kinpman within the next two weeks,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
For Sale-Automobaes- Wanted
PRICES SMASHED! AT OUR
VICTORY USED CAR SALE

For the convenience Of the busy
man we VIII be open Sunday from
a m 10 ?. m
The bargains we are offering IN
good used and rebuilt cars are tru-
~ amazing. Proven by the num-
Der OF sales made first day. There
are lots OF real bargains left
every car mus go. Your chance
TO get the best buy ever offered in
Fl Paso- Here are just few OF
them There are many more. all
makes and models
OVERLAND EiEht Four. very
good condition. fine tires A buy
DODGE-Liza new This is an exc
cepuonal buy in a good used
car --.------- 4a1
BUICK Light Four. new paint.
TOP. good tires This Is a mighty
Eoo4 NAt lor 4 $50
BUICK Light -Four. a light. econ
omicai 5-passenger car in dandy
condition throughout ---------s45J
OVERLAND 1-passenEer Roadster,
rebuilt. fine rubber. the bes- road
ster buy In Fl Easo 1855
OVERLAND Speedster. ovcrhaulsd.
painted Sometime 40 get
about in" A give away. ----&-45
OLDSMOBILE S-Eun only 500
miles an $3.50 car. better than
new AoE only 2 ssa
OVERLAND Touring car excellent
running order. fun electrical equip
ment, worth twice ------------f 2s5
WILLY -kNIGHT-Rcpaired new
tires. good service car. This Sc
DarEa4u ------.- $3.50
OVERLAND s 7-passeuEer. new
TOP. paint. tires More than a bar
OVERLAND 6-Lfks new. tor.
paint. seat covers. new tires a
rear uly --------------- 80 %
STUDEBAKEE 6-oeW paint. good
condition See this 10 appreciate
the bargain --------------- sas5
There are many others-aN makes
and models Look them over at
our store rooms
IL PAsO OVERLAND CO.
Cor kansas and Boulevard
Phones ITo-9112
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
TypeWTfters


This may be your last chance for some
time 20 buy typew-iters NJ such close
prices as listed below Just read and
compare notes and see II We are not tell
ing the truth
No l. C. Smiths ---.------------l t2-et
40. II ReminEtors $500
No divers observation-disclosures. &c e--.-.e
No. ] Royals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 800
Standard. haif brother TO Corona .-S-2-50
National Portahles. make an offer.
Remington 1Q's-
Hammonds-
one Brunsviga calculating machine. Is
digit. $1,000
Selling Agents
The Dalton Adding Machine the Multi
graph. the Dictaphone. the L c. smith
e Bros typewriter
Typewriter repairs Adding Lachine re-
pairs by an expert
Typewriter Supplies. Ribbons. CarbonA
PAPER
THE RHEIN SPECIALITY AGENCY
80 Mesa Ave-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
For Sale-Citv Prouertv

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HOUSE FOR sALE-By owner-At-
tractive five room bungalow with
basement and furnace and all modern
built-in features-garag and serv-
ants room in rear-Cash payment,
balance time. Phone $3.50.
MAKE S40OO-Best close in buy in
FL Paso. 52x12O 5. E corner, Camp
bell and Wyoming. Campbell is the
first through street west OF viaduct-
s16.OO0.00. Ideal place for filling sta
ton Rents for s72 now. See owner,
500 No oregon.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Modern room brick bungalow,
glassed sleeping porch, screened
kitchen porch Bargain for quick
sale. Phone 54S6.
ME Will BUILD FOR YOU
On your lots or ours and furnish the
money on easy terms
We employ our own expert mechanics
and can give you the advantage OF
the lowest cost of materials and
workmanship. Plans and specifica-
tons free.
RAMEY BROS.
Builders.
201-2O2 Caples Bldg Phone 6ls.
FOR SALE By OWNER-Highland
Park: modern 8 room house, glassed
sleeping porch. garage, two cor. lots,
fronting south. Beautiful yard and
trees. Must be seen 10 appreciate
S275O.00; cash $4,000; balance ar
RANGED. Phone S545.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17
For SaIe-Auiomobiles- Wanted

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CASH PAID toI old Fords-Phone 81
IND EORDs al 2nd prices Auto Laundry.
FORD REPAIRING done right. for least
money. zoo y. Kansas. Phone s77.
PAIN gneto and starter repair
ing We 81 erialize IN armature reWinding-
Zl4 W san Antonio St
FOR SALE-Buick 81. made into truck /;
Bosch ma Enero. electric lights. good tires
all in good condltion. 500 cash Pm 701l-
FOR SALE-l9l7 Hupmobile. like new. has
had good care; this is a bargain. as an
leaving elty. address J-23l, care Herald
BENT FRONT AGLES atraizhtened on
car. Radiators and Tenders repaired
Brown Weldine CO. 500 Texas Pr Sp5l
WILL SACRIFICE my passenger touring
Dodge car for $500 cash Good condition
Phone 571L
WANTED-To rent runahout 20 use around
city by day or week. Phone $500. Llndon
AUTO COVER, hardly soued. IKE new.
heavy duck. waterproof. half price Act
quick Phone 7051M-
HUDSON SUPER-3iiEht trade. saxon 8.
Ford roadster Buick speedster. S1e0-
Want 70 sell or trade. See us. s0S Mills
Will SILL or trade 1913 good stripped
kissel IS Horsepower. Tor Ford or light
car. This car has five good cord tires
in A 70. 7 condition Phone $50.
LEAVING IOMN-Must sell Ford roadster
delivery back. S325; Republic truck. good
condition $3.50 Overland six. $4,000 AZ
4iils ST can s5e2W.
WANTED-LiEht 5-nassenEer late model
auto; a beautiful high grade player-plano
given IN exchange or part payment Cali
or see Cashier. jenkins Piano Co, 313
Texas St
SPEEDsTER BARGAIN.
An exceptionally good buy with good
tires and in very good running condition.
S2oo cash Phone 7515R.
HAYNES 7-passenger in Al condItlon;
wire wheels extra tire and tube.
PHONE So TODAY
And $3.50 altar p. m and sunday
FOR SALE-Ford touring car. late model:
fine running condition: $3.50 have 6 extra
tires. Apply Alex Licata tomorrow nom
ing. 1of south Florence ST.
TRADE-On Montana. near Five Points.
modern five room. red pressed brick cot
taEe on two lots; will take car as first pay
ment balance 20 suit Address Owner. Box
2. Clovis. N r.
BARGAIN IN WHY'S knight : pass 1915
model; this car must be sold at once;
driven 5000 miles on Fl Paso pavement
come IN and see t.
WALTERS DURHAM
go ". san Antonio Phone foe5-