Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-09-08
|30Years m"..A Ago ]JU Today
MT. and Mrs. Reese M. Jones came in from Cerbat yesterday. ..~> >.

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 Mrs. J. N. Cohenour and children, of Peach Springs, are visiting in Kingman.
 William Engle was in from Stock ton Hill this. week.
 A. N. .Whitelaw assisted E. J. God man in the recorders office this week.
 The roundup this fall will be very light, owing to the short feed and small number of calves.
 Blakely brothers have struck over an inch of water at their Cottonwood ranch.
 Robert E. Conklin, secretary for Eberman & Co.,, went out to the Gold Bug mine this morning.
 Walter F. Crosby, of Denver, one of the promoters of the Needles shelter, is in White Hills looking over the mines of that section. Several washouts are reported on the railroad above Peach Springs, but are unable to learn the amount of damage done. ,
 A. w. Brown, the genial editor of the Florence Enterprise, was in town this week on his way to White Hills, where he will look over the promis- ing mines. -.
 Quite a number of merry picnicers who have been spending the week amid the lofty peaks and murmuring pines of the Wallapai mountains, have returned to Kingman.
 J. w. Louder, defendant in the Gold Bug case, came in from Silver Reef, Utah, Wednesday night.
 J. w. Thompson. the debonair cat ,tleman of Coara Springs, is visiting in Kingman.
 John Musser, foreman of the Beech CT ranch, was in Kingman few days this week.
 It is said that John K. Mackenzie and o. D. Cack will be republican candidates for the office of treasurer at the forthcoming election. 
 Kingman public school will open Monday next, with Mrs. J. C. Ogden as teacher, which is guarantee that the school will be we'll conducted. There will be a good attendance of children.
 The Los Angeles Herald states that a marriage license has been granted to E. F. Thompson and Mrs. T. J. Christie to wed. The happy couple have been residents of this county a number of years, and their host of friends wish them long life of mar ried happiness.
 A large delegation from Silver Reef, Utah, are in attendance at this term of the district court, being in terested in the outcome of the Gold Bug case.
 Mrs. J. E. Perry returned from an extended visit to California points this week.
 Bob Kayser was up from the Big Sandy this week.
 George Miller was in from the Weaver district Thursday last.
 J. w. Michael was in from White Hills a'few days ago. ;.
 Last Monday the little child of Mrs. o. D. Clack, at Oak Creek, obtained a bottle of corrosive sublimite, and before the mother could prevent had partaken. of quite a draught. Mrs. Clack administered an emetic and thus saved the child's life. Dr. Dean was called and treated the little one, and it is expected that no serious conse- quences will result.
 Frank Meadows went down to Rio vile the first of the week to subpoena Daniel Bonelli as a witness in the famous Gold Bug case.
 Pete Shell, who was sentenced to the penitentiary on a charge of unlaw- fully branding horses belonging to the Wallapai Indians, is in Kingman again, having served his sentence. He claims that during his incarceration ne was robbed of cattle and horses and is now trying to get trace of the ami mals. When he went away he was understood to have a nice little band of cattle and a number of horses, all of which have disappeared. Robert Patterson has upward of twenty miners working on leases on the Prince Albert mines, at White Hills and all appear to be making money.
 Hon. J. c. Herndon, of Prescott, is