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The New York herald., 1921-03-29
DIVIDEND IN STOCK.
Mississippi Power Company Pays
~ I-2 Per Cont.

stock dividend OF 31l3 per cent,
payable In per cent cumulative
preferred stock at par. was declared yes-
terday BY directors or tho Mississippi
River Power Company The dividend
was declared 10 adjust the accumulated
dividends OF $3.50 share on tht
So. .00O, 900 outstanding preferred stock.
The issue of the preferred stock nec-
cssary has been approved by the Public
Utilities Commission Of Illinois and rep.
roseuts the final step IN the plan for ~
firing the floating Indebtedness aud put.
ting the corporation ola basis which
permits of further development
The annual report of the company
managed by stone a Webster, shows
earnings available for reserves replace
ments and dividends Of S9Sl.0SJ, as
compared with S56S.5S9 in 1919. TN,
balance OF earnings last year was equal
10 s16.35 a share on the preferred. com
pared with S9.4T in the previous year.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Dividend passage by sears -Roebucl<
was the chief influence FOR wide re-
oessions IN most industrials during the
final hair Of yesterdays Consolidated
stock Exchange trading. They ranged
from : TO more than points IN active
oils, stcels and specalties Amuso-
ments reflected an excess or demand
throughout the session, Famous Players
rising > ~ at It's maximum 20 75it. and
Loew. 2's 70 2ia, Rails were inactive
and moderately lower
Houston OIL was offered down 81
TO 6SA Mexican Petroleum 81 TO
1885,. California Petroleum. 2at to 42ia.
Pan American, 2ss to 69is. United
States steel 1 to STA. Crucibie 3as 10
s6Js. Republic 21s to 66ss. Baldwin
Locomotive III 10 S7ss. studebaker
20 10 IN. Pierce Arrow rs to 33is,
Chandler, ~ 70 sou.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
PRODUCE.
BEAN>-Marrow. choice. 1870 loo lbs, 50
red kidney. 1920, $3.50. white kidney. Si3.5o
BrTTER -creamers. hIgher thnn cNtra

red kidney, 1920, $3.50. white kidney. $3.50
ali
BUTTER-Croamers higher Than extras,
lb. 44a43isc. extras, ~ score. 44mi4lsc. {;
grades. 32n35c, unsalted, higher tha Z
extras, 4sa4Siac. extras. 41147lsc. .
firrts. i2ai6,4c.' seconds. @'niie, held
or storage. extras, 4ln nl-c.; firsts, 3bn
loc. seconds, S0n31c. lover grades, 25n
29c Danish casks. fresh. l3lnmiilHc; state
dairy, tubs, finest. iaisnlitsc. good %
ladies' current make flrsls. 26d2Ic seconds,
e2a22isc. lower grades, 20u2ic. packing
stock, current make. NJ. y 22lsc.. No. ?. =
d21 ac. lower grades. lIH21c.
CHEESE-State whole milk held early
made flats. specials, ~, .sn2 2ac. fan made.
o1ha2Sisc.: average Iltu. 26d 21c. fresh spe-
cials. 2tixn2jc. average run. 21c. lower
grades. iSn23isc. twins. held. specials. ga
held flats. 2612Sl.c held. twins, a6n 2Sizc. /,
single daisies, held, 2Iiga2siAc.; double
d2sc. fresh, 26ism21c sdms. held, specials,
i1iaal9lsc.. prime to choice 1Sa Ice. fair to
good. ioai2c.. lower CRATES, 5nac
EGGS Fresh gathered. extras. dozen.
2aigc storage packed, extra firsis. .sl.g
29c firsis. .21d 2sc. fresh. cXtra firsts. 27N
21i4c flrsts, 25m26tecs seconds, 22n2tc. /,
dirti,s. No. 4. 22c Ne. 2. 2Od@lc. checks.
fair to choice. dry. lei.u2ie, duck eggs.
Baltimore. i0dI3c Nirgnia. fodi2c. West
eTu. 800. Southern. 35d TO- goose eggs. 80
nn0c. state, Pennsylvania aud nearby West
urn. hpnnery whites, eNttas 3Iu3sc.. extra
firsts. sa36c. fitsts. S3d3ic,. gathered
whites, firsts to extra firsts 33u3Gc. under
grades, 21m32c. Pacific coast. whites, extras.
3Tm3Sc. extra firsts. 3113Gc. firsts 33n
3ic.: under grades. iOuS2r other Western
and Southern, gathered whites 2SH35c.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western.
and mixed colors. graded. extras. 29tac.
firsis 70 extra firsts. 2Ga2Iikc.
POTATOES -Bermuda bbi Ssai3. 90.
Florida, No. !. Sl2 No. :, Sii old. $50 lbs,,
son3. iG5 lbs. 81 1sa2 ~ l50 lbs 81 SOD
Jersey. basket. ~ 25n2 so Southern. bashet.
ST 11d2. -, bbl, S3Hi vans bb S3a5
POULTRY. DRESSED FRESH KILLED
ClffckENS-BoNes. a0H hhis 3Od34c
s'ags. 2su3ic. FOWLS Boxes 80H42tsc
Nearby a2nNOc. Western, tSdasc slips
i2d4sc TURKEYS Young. l5a60c.. old -
Mssc DUcKS-Loug Island. 4Sc. SQUADS
Dozen S5ai0. FROZEN N-cIIfCKENs-Bro
ers 35n55c.. flyers, 32u3Sc. roasters. 3Jd
i5c FOwI,S--30n4Oc. OLD COCKs-25a2sc
rApONS-5OT6Oc. TURKEYS Young s5n
G9c old, 5Jn 80, pUCKS-Wcstern, 30d
zoe GEESE--Wcstcrn. 9Jd35c
POULTRY. LIvE-FowLs. freight. 35c.
express. a5Hlnc. GHlC kENS-tfeigiit. g0H
iOc sTAGS-Freight. Joe rHtCkENS-tN.
pross 32ua2c hroilcrs freight 55e ,d.r
pOOsTERs y Freight 2ue TURKEYS $
Freight lOn A5c. express fanGOc. Ducks
freight asc. express. fOd tyr. Muarovv
zoe 8EESE-Frelght 2Ur. express 2na 2.,c
gWA AN-Freight Of express i5e PIGEONS
pair, freight or express. St GtfGNEAS-PAlr
sff5 RABBITS Express. lo.. 2O130c
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
s2.175,ooo Seattle Offering.

r. NJ Grant & CO. viii offer in q
fcw days for par and interest on issue
II S2.i75.000 at the city Of Seattle's
municipal light and power plant and
system's s per cent gold bonds dated
April 1. 1921. and maturing serially to
April l. 1871 They are. in the opinion
of counsel. an obligation Of the cts Of
SeOttlo Is gross revenues for 1920
were more than six times its present
annual interest requirements. and for
tue five year period, 1916 70 1920. ay-
,tagcd more than four and three quar-
tcrs times these requirements. The
present valuation Of the property is
s1f1S0.606. The valuation Of the city
i s245.S20.3fo. with = bonded debt Or
sg.637.264
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
READING PLAN FIGHT WIDENS
SIX Petitions Concerning segrega-
tion Are on File.

The fight against confirmation IN the
plan for segregation OF the Reading 4
coal and rail properties continues 10
broaden every day or 50. and approxi-
nately six petitions asking that the plan
be rewritten or that additions 10 il be
made have been hled. Representatives Of
pract tically every GROUP except bondhold-
crs have filed appearances in court. the
preferred stockholders, however. express
ing themselves as fatoring the plan
The petition Of Intervention filed ycs-
tcrday IN the Reading case was by
George s. Ingraham. individually and AZ
attorney for Frances r. lngraham. Rob
ert s. lngraham Mabel q, Tngraham and
Marcus L. Taft, holders -of III 900 shares
or Reading common information Is
asked by the petitioner from the Reading
company as to the value OF their interest
in Reading property.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
COTTON BUYING Is
HEAVIER AT CLOSE
Final Bids Show Advance Of 10
10 20 Points Net on Active
Options for Day.

The cotton market was lfeless and
little changed Yesterday, bur showed i
flrmer uudertone following a slight loss
at its outset. The holiday in Liverpool
naturally checked new speculative busi-
ness Advces from Manchester were
more optimistic. and last weeks yarn
market there was said to be improved.
Local sentiment is mixed. The new
crop will become soon an all important
factor The gain Of 10 to 20 points, In
the first hour yesterday was attributed
by many 10 reports of low temperatures
IN the Southwest. Official weather
forecasts predicted colder conditions.
but to-day will see mostly rising tenn
peratures in Western portions. After
an opening of unchanged prices TO IA
points decline demand increased. South
ern selling was chiefly. responsible for
the markets slight depression at the
start but buying power was sufficient
afterward 10 take care of most offer
ngs. Week end dry goods reviews were
rather bulNSh and statistics We're re-
garded standoff The days exports
We're 1858 bales. bringing the season
total so far 10 3.716.422 against 5,05S. SO
10 the corresponding date OF last sea-
son Receipts amounted to about 5000
bales. The local Cotton Exchange eSti-
mated tine amount OF cotton brought
into sight in the week just passed as
lC0,92S bales contrssted to l66.102 bales
Ia the corresponding week Of last year.
Reactions of few points occurred
when the list had advanced about 10
to 20 points early in the session. but
late IN the afternoon buying was
heavier and many months made new
high ground for the day Final bids
were around the top up 10 to 20 points
net on active options. Local spot was
l2.45. up 10 points.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Bond Trading u pan.

There were yesterday few significant
movements VI bond prices. Trading was
dun and even most active issues failed
to break ont Of a verN narrow rut sup
Dis and demand being fairly evenly
balanced andsdistributed among vHrious
groups. The First-Second fii per cent.
Lihcrtys, of which there Is 2 very small
amount outstanding, advanced from 80
10 100t9 Ia q few sales. Bidding for
them started ri ~ About the only
other issue enjoying 4 wide swing was
Philippine Railway is. which sold as
low a. s6a, and a. high as 80. Some
tails were under moderate pressure.
Baltimore a ohio refunding ~ being
ono ~ The weakest Pennsylvania 9s
ANA t.s wcre active FOR Slightly lower
prices Changes n foreign Governments
aud iudustrals We're meaningless their
fluctuations being only w small frac-
lions
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
STATISTICS
COTTONsEED OIL.
Stiir,
PUBLIC SERVICE N. J. NET UP.
Reports Income Of SJ.I2 u share
Earned In 1920.

The report Of the Public Service Cor
poration Of New Jersey and its subsid-
iary companies for 1920 shows net in
come, after all charges and taxes, of
S2.21S. .40s, equal to s5f2 d share earned
on $50. .000,0 900 Of It's common stock after
deduction Of its preferred dividends IN
1919 its net income was Sl.0l $500. or
$1S1 d share on It's common stock The
following table gives the important fea-
tures Of its income account tor 1920, as
with that OF 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Denver Gas Bonds offered.

new issue.of 81 0O0.o0 Of the Den
Yer Gas and Electric Light Companys
twenty-five Year general mortgage ia
per cent gold bonds is being offered
BIZ Bonbright a co. Inc. and w. e.
Langley 4 90. for price 60 yield more
than 1.S5 per cent. The company's net
earnings during the last year were more
than two and one-thrd times its annual
Interest charges on lis total funded debt.
including this new issue
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Moxo> ASKS po>D Aurnon,Ty.

wAsHrNGToN, March 2S The chi
cago. indianapolis and Louisville Rail-
way Company asked to-day authority
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion TO issue S3.49s, 900 OF general
mortgage per cent. gold bonds Of
which s920,y0o are 70 be used to re-
iniburse its treasury for money ex-
pended and the balance TO retire out
standing obligations.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston s.aady. unchanged, at II 75c;
saies 49, bales. New Orleans, steady.
unchanged at 4 soc sales 427 Mobile.
nominal, unchanged. II loI5c., sales nil.
2a5 bales. Norfolk. quiet. unchanged at
II .75c.. sales 100 bales. Augusta. steady.
steady. unchanged. at 1l5oc sales 900
bales st. Louis quiet, unchanged. at
II .50c. sales nil. Houston. steady, 20 points
higher. al i soc. sales TO- S9S bales. Little
Rock, quiet unchanged at l1.oOc. sales 4S5
bales Dallas. steady 10 points lower. at
/ .O5c., sales IL 6S7 bales
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
highest cook County MIA, oi.sa.

Tile superintendent II Public service
10 cook county. M. received five bids
for ill., 81. .000. 900 of ~ per cent. eleven
and onc-half Year average road bonds
The highest bid was st.f2 by = syndi-
cate composed of the Northern Trust
Company and TAYLOR, Ewart a Co. Of
Chicago. aud Y =. Day & Co. Kissel.
Kinnicutt < Co.. Merrill, Oldham Co,
and Remick, Hodges 4 Co, Of New York
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
MILES,

Holiday IT s,ia and Santos. Receipts AZ
AIN 1Vor,. 4 nOu bags and stock 10000 bags,
santos had 5000 and stock 2si2.0o0 bags.
Receipts III tho ports we're 10000 bags three
DAYS against 1000 . year ago and ~ ,Vuo
tVo wears ago. Sac pRul0 had $4,000,
against 0On and 5000. aud jundiahy l2.o0u.
AGAINST 4 900 aud iO.n0u baEH. respectively
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Range OF prices
NEW ORIEANS

NEW ORLEANS March IS The cot,or
ma-Net closed to-day s.sady, with a mel ad
vance o. % g - poin.s Closing. Mas
i2itc.: jl:-y. - 5Sc. October lS.0ic.: De.
cem2er. I3 a.c. JaAuarY. l3 .36c.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
COFFEE.

The range of prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows;
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The New York herald., 1921-03-29
Sales in
/ St uO0Sl

RANCE or liberty BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
BONDS ms STOCK EXCHANGE
IS
MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1921.
1921 1920. 1919.
S1l1S,000 Ss'lsS.0o0 Sl2,4S7,0
109, ,791, 600 94l ,020,0 7S9, ,396, o.
- sales

l1pV's sales ........... NlIINUt
Yea, IL date .......... 109, ,7s1 0(
The New York herald., 1921-03-29

Deficit
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
BRADSHAW HERE WITH MINING MEN WHO WILL
 INSPECT DIAMOND JOE

E. c. Bradshaw, of the Silver Trails Mining company was in Kingman yesterday to meet and accompany l.. D. Adams and c. H. Denricke to the Diamond Joe mine, where these gen tlemen will make an investigation of that property. The gentlemen are very umch interested in the county in general and believe it has a wonderful future in mineral development.
 The Diamond Joe mine has been de- veloped to a point where it gives every evidence of becoming big producer of gold, silver, lead and copper. A good plant has been put on the mine to carry on work economically and there is a mill close by that is capable of handling fairly large tonnage. During the years gone by the mine has produced very rich silver ore, and leaving large tonnage in the stopes and dumps. Further development ot the mine has brought to light better ore and it is quite within the proba. bilities that deeper workings would bring still better ore and longer ore shoots. The mine is a sure winner under proper management and financ- ing.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
WALTER DEuERE DIED
 WEDNESDAY AT BAY CITY

Walter Deliere died at the home of relatives in Concord, California, last Wednesday, after a short illness. The funeral date has not yet been an- nounced, but will take place in San Francisco under the auspices of the Elks, MT. Deliere having been a mem- Der of the Kingman lodge of Elks. De- ceased was born in the state of Ne braska about 43 years ago, but had resided in Arizona and California many years. He was interested in mining property in the neighborhood of the Copper Giant mines, eight miles east of Blackberry, and was we'll known here. His death will cause re- gret among his numerous old time friends in this country.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
MINING NEWS. MOHAvE MINER

are the most wonderful ever opened on the coast. The first deposit was discovered through a dream in which it was revealed to Mrs. Harry Gentry, of St. Thomas, the location of the mine, a sale being made of it within a month after discovery to MT. Smith, who has been one of the largest pro- ducers of borax in the world the past 20 years.
 The borax in found in association with gypsum, although there is really no connection between the two ma terials. The whole territory from St. Thomas to the Colorado river is field of salt, borax and gypsum, the salt being the purest ever found in nature A million tons of solid blocks of salt are lying on the surface of one of the salt mines, while other localities show masses of softer material. The whole region is one of the most-i-.:.nortant in the country.~a- will eventually furnish that region with attractive possibilities for investment. While salt is a cheap commodity, the fact that this territory can furnish it with out the expense of mining should make it worth while to the big produc- CTS of the sodiums.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
MINE WARNING NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Wind sor Mining Claim, situated in the wal lapai Mining District, County of Mo have, Arizona, is under lease to G. w: and l.. M. Brady and neither said mining claims nor the undersigned owner thereof will be responsible or liable for any labor or debt contracted nor injuries sustained by any em, ployer or any employe in working said property, and that no employer or em- ploye is the agent of the owner for any purpose, and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk, and no debt or claim of debt IS valid against said mining property or its owners. r,,>, (Signed) JOHN H. GARRISON
 w. H. GARRISON,
 w. F. GARRISON. First insertion Oct. 21, 1921.
 Last insertion Nov. IS, 1921:
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
ST. JOHNS METHODIST
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. T. H, Dodd, Minister.


 Bible schoSl l-10:00 a. m.
 Morning servics-11: 100 a. m. Sub ject, "A Risky Investment"
 Evening service-7:30 p. m. Sub ject, "How Much Can We Know About God?"
 The Question Drawer will be open ed at the evening service and the fol- lowing questions answered.:
 1. Will you please say something about our growth in crime?
 2. What is the explanation of the present revolt against the authority of law?
 8. Is the threatened strike against the railroads or against the govern ment?
 4. Is the Protestant church on de- cline?
 5. How do you account for the rapid growth in the membership of the Roman Catholic Church?
 6. What does the latest religious census say about the Mormon, Chris tian Science and Jewish churches? 7. Is the Golden Rule practicable in business today? 8. How much can we know abso- lutely about God? The choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Tafael, will render special music at both services.
 Special music Sunday at M. E. church. Morning service-"Nearer, My God to Thee, by Male Quartette.
 Evening service-Gospel Solo, by Mrs. R. M Tafel.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
CONTEMPORARIES
 FAVORS COV.DAM

Last Tuesdays meeting of the Chamber of Mines and Commerce was taken up largely by a talk on the de- velopment of the county's mineral re- sources and the building of the Boul- der Canyon Dam. The meeting went on record with a resolution favoring Secretary Falls plan of the govern ment building the dam at Boulder Cam yon.
 R. S. Billings, delegate from the Mohave County Chamber of Mines to the American Mining Congress, was wired to this effect. MT. Billings had previously wired the Chamber of Mines that he was endeavoring to line up the Western representatives at the convention on the Boulder Canyon Dam.
 According to tie wire from Mir. Billings Iney were deferring action uneil the arrival of Colonel Greenway of Arizona.
 The headquarters of the Chamber of Mines will be gradually fitted up for the benefit of visitors. Some pictures have already been hung on the walls and maps will also be hung. Ore spec imens will be labeled and left on dis play. Anyone having specimens is requested to bring them in. @,,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
MARRIED AT MAIDEN MASS

Tom Pearson of the Mohave Lumber Co. and Miss Dorothy Walker of Maiden, Mass, were married at the brides home on October 5.
 Many beautiful and valuable gifts were received by the happy couple, a number coming from England.
 After an automobile honeymoon ID the Berkshire mountains, MT. and Mrs. Pearson left for Kingman, arriving here last Friday. Mr.. Pearson has been with the Mohave Lumber Co. the mast six months and stands very high ly in his profession.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

tor at the office of Louis L. Wallace attorney, Kingman, Mohaye County Arizona, the same being the place fol !
 the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Mohave. !
 c. R. VAN MARTER, Administrator of the Estate of
 LEM SMITH, Deceased. |
 Dated at Kingman this 17th day o1 October, 1921. First insertion Oct. 21, 1921. Last insertion Nov. IS, 1921. l
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
WILL FURNISH
 LEGION HALL

E. Ross Householder and K. H. Da- wis made the rounds of the Kingman business houses this morning with a subscription list for the furnishing the American Legion Hall. They called on about 40 people and had but one turn down. They collected close to $100.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

The great Charlie Chaplin's latest q
 edy, written and directed by him. He's here twice most of the timd don't blame him for the cocktailS mixes. There's only one laugh-but il laugh that lasts from the first fool the last. Also a comedy drama \ Madge Kennedy doing the entertain making a very pleasing program anal you cannot afford to miss.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
BIG BORAX FIND
 NEAR ST. THOMAS /Copt;pnaJ froro paoo

another company has also secured val uable ground there and is developing their holdings. The Pacific Borax Company has a shaft down on the de- posit quite distance and have cut more than 20 feet of clean borate.
 At the Smith property crosscut is being driven into the vein, which stands perpendicularly, and have a wonderful showing. The two deposits
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of LEM SMITH, Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, c. R. Van Marter, Ad- ministrator of the Estate of LEM SMITH, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administra-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

A stolen gem for stolen heart-It her husbands wedding gift, stolen fl her own uncle. She knew exposure scarcely a minute away; even then could have avoided it: Instead she VI through with it, just because she Id a crook. Full of romance and mystl Also another delightful Toonerville q edy.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
|LANG,s THEATEg PROGRAM FOR WEEK ENDING Ger. 18th

through the marbled columned haIlw| ot miliionaire's mansion to the sQud of an East Side tenement. Norma madge carries an obsorbing tale of n humor and tragedy with all the real essential to making an audience through the days and nights of A and No girl. Also the pranks of ! & Jef and Views From All Over World.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

FOR SALE-I ton truck In good run ming condition, Hudson motor. Will stand inspection. See Mrs. J. O.. Elliott, next door to Van Marter's Shoe Shop.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

FOR SALE-6-hole steel range, with warming closets, reservoir, oven thermometer, etc. Address P. O. Box 154, Chloride.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

FOR SALE-One new 30-ton rod mill i; can be used either as an overflow or peripheral discharge. Also, one 45 H. P. 4-cylinder kerosene engine, complete, with belt pulley and clutch. Will sell or trade. Price right. Write or wire w. A. Benton, 311 J Street, Sacramento, Calf.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

Charlie Chaplin again in his latest edy and Pauline Fredericks in ping mystery story. The man she in the clutches of the law, charged the crime of murder-he makes a fession! , Two others confess, ma three. One hand drove the knife. W was the hand? A thrilling baffling der mystery with a climax that sta and grips.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION!- For Rent-house, 5 rooms and bath; furniture for sale; bargain. Call Black 70.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
I.ADIES'1AI

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet in the M. E.. church parlors on We'd nesday, October 26th, at 2:3O p. m.
 All are cordially invited.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

FOR SERVICE phone Blue 160. We are there right now. Charges reasonable. Blue Line Transfer Co.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21
Classified Advertising

FOR SALN-Apartment House and Store Building, with $350.O0 month ly income. Will sell reasonable. See hammers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

The story of girl who had never| any fun. Brought up by a stern \ ster, denied the innocent pleasuresl pretty clothes that are a girls Id mate birthright, she just nachelly biI loose when her eighteenth birthday rived. And she certainly had the of her life, and sure was ONE w WEEK." Also a slapstick with the coon and the bright sayings of the
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-21

FOR SALE-Legal blanks, mining location notices, etc. Apply Miner office.