Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-09-22
|30Years Ago UU Today

Master Sumner Beecher has taken up his residence with his aunt, Miss Millie Feeler, at Mineral Park.
 Daniel Smith went up to Flagstaff this week to attend the territorial democratic convention.
 Hon. A. Cornwall and wife, of the Big Sandy, spent several days this week in Kingman.
 Thomas Brown came up from his ranch on Trout Creek and reports that politics is expressing the attention of the ranchmen to a considerable ex- tent.
 l Last Saturday while several mem- bers of Stutz theatrical troupe were swimming in the Colorado river, nine miles below Needles, Ralph Waldo, ad- vance agent of the troupe, was drown ed. His body has not besn rec'v' cred. %<. <
 It is with sorrow that we cnroni- c.e the death of the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Harrington, last Wednesday evening. The little one had been i'll some weeks, but it was thought that it would soon re- :over.
 Cold nights and balmy days.
 James Rosborough republican can didate for sheriff, has been in King man the greater part of this week.
 Mss Nannine Penbcrthv, who has been visiting the old home ir England the past year, is expected to arrive in Kingman within the nexs ten days.
 i'. E.. Ceilings left for Albut uerlue monday night in response to a wire informing him of the serious illness of h,s wife.
 Mrs. w. G.. Blakely ard her 'n Johr have gone to Mineral Park for c sDort visit.
 I.lv in Tarr, accompanied by h;< sis ter Miss Marcia, returned from a six weeks visit to Denver, Wednesday night. s .
 Ike Conkey came down from Layne Springs yesterday morning after a doctor for one of James Dundon s children. One of the children had been scalded by turning "a cup of hot tea onto it's face and the burn be came infected so badly that phys,- clan had to be called in.
 New York quotation: Silver $.S3 F :, copper $10.60; lead $4.1O. .t.
 John Musser, foreman for G. w. Beecher, on his stock ranch near Yuc- ca, was in town this week.
 Mrs. J. w. Michael's baby has been very i'll this week and for time the little ones life was despaired of. L. O.. Cowan and Byron Collins met with serious mishap while watering their horse at Coyote Holes yesterday morning. The horse became frighten- ed and while trying to- break away tore the shafts loose from the buggy and started off on a wild run, drag ging Judge Cowan with him. The ami nal finally got away and 50 far as the two men know are going still. They had to walk to town. Judge Cowan was badly bruised and his clothes torn
 Richard Taggart, of the Beale Springs fruit ranch, was the prize win ner at the Albuquerque fair this week. The main prize was for the best flaw pred and best looking peaches. The Taggart ranch produces the best fruit on the coast.
 Mrs ID. A. Deed returned this week from a trip to Los Angeles.
 The democratic county convention in Kingman this week and the following ticke It:
 Joint Councilman: Foster S. Dennis.
 Assembly, P. F. Collins.
 Sheriff, Harvey Hubbs. L. O. Cowan.
 Recorder, J. w. Morgan.
 Probate Judge, Jonathan A. Logan.
 Supervisors, oJhn Barry, and Will liam Richards.
 Republican County Ticket:
 Concilman, w. H. Hardy.
 Assembly; David Southwick.
 Sheriff, James Rosborough.
 Treasurer, John K. Mackenzie, Recorder, E. J. Goldman District Attorney, w. G. Blakely.
 Probate Judge, J. E. Perry.
 Supervisors, w. H. Taggart, and William Grant.
 REDUCING COPPER COSTS