Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28
QnYears Ago
 JU Today

The h1ngmdn TluS HdI oiiSouS, consisting of F. Smith, o. D. M. Cad dis, G. D. Sanderson, w. A. Watkins and George M. Bowers, were the re- cipients of five gold headed canes from San Francisco this week. The donor was our genial fellow towns man, Col. Harley Fay.
 The San Francisco Examiner, in a recent edition speaks of millionaires sleeping out of doors under the broad canopy of heaven iny> Indian Secret Mining district. Kingman has a num- Der of "millionaires" sleeping under the water tank, the, coal chute, box cars and corrals, but the people do not use that exact term for them.
 Judge Morton and Tommy Trem- bath had ia carload of ore from the Eldorado Canyon sampled at Needles this week that had a value of about $500 per ton. o.
 J. w. Mum has a number of men at work on his mines in the Music mountains. Frank Hamilton was in town few days ago after supplies for his Wal lapai, mountain camp. He has opened a fine body of ore in his mine, the Mariposa. .~'. .:
 . It is runored that Alex Mcdonald of Peach Springs will be a candidate for sheriff on the republican ticket. White Hills now boasts of the only lady barber in the territory.
 The Needles Eye says that the sum ners of Needles are getting cooler year after year. Ye Gods. '"I:. Mrs. W. K. Frost is visiting ; with !, friends in Grayson, Cal. ,'s'''
 E. J. Goodman has been branding a bunch of calves in Wallapai valley this week. ..,..,,,.. ....
 J. R. Halsey returned to Kingman Saturday night from Chicago, after an absence of nearly eight months.
 Mrs. Joseph Prisk and daughter, of Mineral Park, will leave in few days for Los Angeles, where they will re- main during the heated term.
 Malcolm McLeish and Del Beebe have gone to White Hills, where Mir, McLeish has a number of important propositions to look after.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Stephens came up from Prescott and are visiting with Mrs. Stephens father, John Penber- |thy. .
 Dr. Smith is authority for the state ment that the dragon flies are hold ing a revival meeting among the whispering pines of the Wallapais.
 J. w. Thompson came in from his ranch at Coara Springs to take in the lsights of our thriving metropolis.
 MT. and Mrs. Manuel Martinez came up from the Diamond Joe mine this week and have taken possession of their old residence on Beale street.
 Pah Qui-ya, head medicine man of the Wallapais, has been in Kingman this week rounding tip the brave war riors and beautiful, lnaidens of the tribe to take part in a Ghost Dance at Ko-ar-a springs. Owing to the fact that this representative of the Indian Messiah had trouble in getting out large attendance at the last Ghost Dance added attraction will be given, such as horse racing, shinney games, and few games of chance. The Indians are somewhat uneasy over the many deaths in the tribes and it takes little urge to bring them into wild in- cantations to drive away the evil spell.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Luthy came in from Albuquerque Thursday morning and remained several days, the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins.
 Thomas Gallagher has been appoint ed deputy sheriff for the Indian Secret district by sheriff w. H. Lake
 The loss by the burning of the Mul- ligan house in Union Basin was much greater than at first reported. Not thing was saved, and in addition Byron Sherman suffered loss of $500 worth of goods and supplies.
 Harvey Hubbs has sold his residence on Front street to Flagstaff parties. The names of the purchasers and the price for which the property passed could not be learned.
 
 The airplane thief is the latest type of criminal. In Spokane two men ap- propriated Curtiss biplane, started the engine and ran the plane a quar- ter of mile down the field wrecking it in a collision with a board fence, The damage amounted to $1,O0O, and the thieves escaped.
 After baffling mountain climbers