Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-01-18

T tuesday in Kingman.
 Lear Staten returned Tuesday from he coast.
 Miss Lillian Martin came in from JOS Angeles yesterday. She Will ,isit the Meals on the Sandy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kelly of the Levia- ham,, spent Thursday and Friday in kingman.
 I. F. Dillon, Adventist minister, will spend the next few months in kingman.
 Zadok Sheffield, Justice of the Peace at Oatman, spent Friday in kingman.
 Miss Marian Primm has accepted a position with the Arizona California Telephone Company.
 Harvey Klotsch of the Yucca Tungsten was Kingman visitor Monday.
 Miss Esther Menefee is in receipt f a very pretty lace and embroid- cred tea apron from France.
 Dad" Binford left for Fenner, Cali fornia, this week to go to work for the Bonanza King Mining Company. Binford will have charge of the hoist.
 It is reported that Fred c. Blod. gett, formerly roadmaster here, who went overseas as captain of engineers, has married an English muse.
 George Miller and family are back from Seligman and will make their home in Kingman during the school months.
 Ruby KerlS, from Los Angeles, is one of the new girls at the Arizona California Nevada Telephone Com pany.
 J. A. Christie, superintendent of the Arizona division of the Santa Fe, spent a day in Kingman this last week.
 Howard c. Newell, recently mus tered out of the artillery, will take Miss Armour's place as book-keeper for the telephone company.
 George Miller's young son was taken to Los Angeles last night where he will undergo an operation for appendecitus. Jack Porter will leave for Hol- brook tonight, where he expects to remain. for a week or ten days, Jook- ing over the "oil field in the mak-
 :ng."
 Mrs. Bryan Hilty has received word from Bryan, that he expects to be ! discharged this week. If Bryan's ex- pectations are correct he will prob
 ably arrive here early next week.
 Mrs. Katherine Armour has re-
 signed her position as book-keeper at
 the Arizona California Nevada Tele-
 phone Company, and for the next few
 weeks will act as postmaster for the
 legislature at Phoenix.
 Mime Sawyer left last Saturday
 for Los Angeles where she is plan ming to make months visit with iber sisters. When she arrived there
 she found both of her sisters ill with the "flu." : Robert Nelson returned to his home } in Bakersfield after a weeks visit t with his cousin, Esther Menefee. Nell t son is in the naval reserve and re- gently competed course in naval
 work at Berkeley. Mrs. w. c. Taylor and young :. daughter arrived in Kingman this V week from Miami to spend a week S with her sister, Mrs. R. L. Mangrum j. Mrs. Taylor says the "flu" is running S rampant again in the Miami section
 George w. Harbin, who has beer g assistant attorney general of tht tt state, has been appointed assistant k. county attorney of Coconino county l. MT. Harbin formerly resided in tha .e county and has long desired to ge le back into practice in the north. 'o The Arizona Stores Company ant
 the Central Commercial Compan to have just about completed thelr Tn NV ventories. It will be testified by tn os men who have been making these IT re ventories, the past three weeks, tha os it is "some job." e's c. M. Leonard received a letter r' lg gently from friend of his, telling ill his trip to the United States of C.
 lumbia, where he had been called a A the way from Boston to splice rop ,t1 The rope spliced was s miles Tor od ~ and they decided it was cheaper GU GU bring a man even that distance ths ay to buy new rope. ,ss All schools and places of pub as gatherings have been closed ng Phoenix on account of the recurren ies of influenza. The number of cas H." in the Capital City have grov led alarmingly large and everything DO m- sible is being done to mitigate u
 evil.