Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-11-25
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 L. L. Works arrived here Tuesday from Phoenix.
 Raymond Carr spent Monday of this week in Kingman.
 c. M. Leonard was Kingman vis- itor Monday and Tuesday of this week.
 I. c. Steed left Wednesday for Needles where he expects to remain several weeks.
 Carl Tanner, of the Highland Chief Mining Company, arrived here from Alliance, Ohio, yesterday.
 J. J. Denman left Wednesday for Mt. Pleasant, Texas, where he expects to locate permanently.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Dubois return ed to Kingman Wednesday night. They expect to remain here.
 H. G. Hume, of the San Francisco Chronicle, says the Mohave County edition of the Chronicle will be out about the first of December.
 J. G. Geary, assistant manager of stations for the Union Oil Company, spent Tuesday of this week in King man. MT. Geary was on his first trip to Arizona. .f' MT. and Mrs. Bryan Mensch return ed Monday night from trip to Phoenix where MT. Mensch went to attend get-together week of Union Oil agents and officials. .- w. B. schafer of the Kingman Auto Top Company is moving his business to Las Vegas, Nevada, for the winter. He will return to King man in the spring.
 Max Anderson is now handling the insurance department of the Tarr, McComb and Ware Commercial Com pany, taking the place of William Leake who left recently for Florida. Bill Frost was in Kingman Monday of this week after an illness of sev- eral weeks at the ranch. Bill had a narrow escape from going under and his friends were all glad to see him back on his feet
 Mrs. Blanche tEshom has bought the hotel and garage at Topock from Will liam Long. Mrs. Eshom will person ally manage the business she has taken over, making her home at Topock. ......
 c. c. Norton, secretary Of the FL delity Investment Corporation, is here this week on business for his com pany. It is thought MT. Norton may line up a property here before he re- turns to Prescott.
 The Standard Cattle Loan Company of which J. H. Rosenberg is president, and H. H. Watkins, secy-treas., have an office established in the directors room of the Arizona Central Bank. Telephone number is Blue 122. s.
 M. A. Weiser, mining man who re- centlv located in the Katherine sec tion, left for San Francisco Saturday night to confer with associates con corning the taking over of property here. He vii be back Saturday.
 Mrs. I. F. Wheeler gave farewell party Wednesday night for her niece Miss Irene Coble, who leaves Monday for her home in San Bernardino, Cal. Games, good eats and a handkerchief shower for the guest of honor. Four teen guests were present.
 Joe Gideon is today celebrating his 71st birthday. Needless to say he looks younger. Fifty-one years ago today Joe Gideon celebrated his 20th birthday in Mohave County and since then has seen the county grow from a settlement to one of the finest com munities of the west.
 There was but one incident to mar the recent trip of number of King man men to the Boulder Canyon dam site, according to Judge Bollinger. Jimmie Curtin thought he saw some tracks made by French heels on the shores of the Colorado and he came near losing the entire party while try ing to follow them.
 An American Legion team under the management of George Andrews started yesterday for Needles where they were scheduled to play ball but had to turn back at Oatman on ac-- count of the wet condition of the Needles grounds. They had a strong