Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
Around The Town

man has purchased new Buick truck. J. A. Tarr sold Ford Roadster to w. A. Needs of Berry.
 Phil Horner is employed temporar- ily at the desk of the Beale Hotel. Don't forget the dance to be given by the Rebeccas New Years Eve
 L.E. Link was in from Goldroad on a business trip yesterday. ...
 Andy Goodwill is in Kingman on business from Goldroad. MT. Goodwill is now employed at the Goldroad mine Betty Fiefield was up from Mohave City last Saturday to attend the dance.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Devine left for the coast yesterday for couple of weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Bryan Mensch left the first of the week for Phoenix, making the trip overland.
 Lester Brewer, one of the stock holders of the Dean, was in kingman Wednesday on business. .,. Mrs. Delmar Sanderson of Chloride is in the hospital, suffering from an attack of heart trouble.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bryan Hilty spent Saturday and Sunday last in Kingman. Mrs. A. l.. Parker, mother of MT. Hilty, came in from White Hills for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Hilty.>
 A small conflagration occurred in the Central Commercial Co. when one of the clerks accidently got a match too near a burlap sack, but the eX- citement was short lived.
 There was one more donation to the Triplets fund the past week. The amount was $1.00 and the donator was E. B. Foster.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Hayward left for the coast the first part of the week where they were called by the illness of Mrs. Hayward's mother.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Curtis are back from Massachusetts where they went to lay at rest the remains Of Mir, Curtis mother. While east they snent a short time in eastern Canada. Tony Johns, former president of the Senate of the State ot Arizona, has been in the local hospital for the past few days. MT. Johns was nigh In ms praise of the institution.
 Charles Sutro, of the New Comstock Mining Co.,, was here for few days this week. MT. Sutro who is one ot the big business men of San Francis co, thinks just as much, Ii not mofe' than ever of the Katherine section.
 The Beale Cafe closed its doors last night. Mrs. Chafey who managed the place very successfully for short time before it closed will leave today ~Afor the McCracken mine.
 J. B. Thompson fireman on engine No. 1877 was struck by train while he was working at a switch luesoay night. Mir. Johnson has gone to Cal ifornia to recover from the results or the accident.
 J. G. Coffman a miner in the Mo Cracken mine is suffering from a crushed foot as the result of falling rock which caught him on the foot when he was working n the mine.
 Friends of Dave Muir will be inter- ested to learn that he is the father of baby girl. The. little lady is now six weeks old and was born in Kan sas, where the Muirs have made their home the past few years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Quinn and Mrs. J. c. McCabe passed through here Thursday on their way to the southern rart of the state. They are taking a trip around the state by auto.
 Beemis Phelps arrived here today from Los Angeles enroute to Oatman MT. Phelps has traded in his 4sar or new Buick and until the new cal arrives is "afoot". He has ordered seven passenger car and it should ot here about December l. Mrs, S. F. Dimmick, mother of Ra! Dimmick, manager of the katherln' and the Frisco mines, and Mrs. A. U Hollobaugh, sister of MT. Dimmick are visiting in Kingman. Mrs. Dlm mick and Mrs. Hollobaugh both resld in Denver. Mrs. Dimmick Is past o' years of age.
 TNJO LARGE WELDING