Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-28

John w. Ward and wife have remov. ed from their Rosebud ranch, on the Big Sandy to Kingman, occupying their bungalow on East South Front Street. They are a welcome addi- tion to the population of the town. ! Mrs. E. F. Thompson departed to her home in Los Angeles last Tues day evening after a short visit with her son in Kingman. While here she disposed of her residence on the cor ner of Oak and Fifth streets.
 F. The Rose Tree Ice plant has install ed one of the latest fixtures in the making of crystal ice. It is the Con nersville Victor Blower and is used in fortiert that the ice will be free from 1 any cloudy or imperfections.
 John E. Kenny, of Taft, California writes: G"You can count on me as. a live booster for your very creditable publication, the Mohave County Min q. Enclosed is my, check for $3,00". Mir. Kenny expects to remain at Taft. ,r,s .... -'' '' '', F. L1, Hanna, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe, visited in Kingman yester- kday.S MT. Hanna is one of the best known and best liked officials of the railroad company and is always wei lcoias There.
 M. G. Wagner, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Granger came up from Phoenix in a beautiful new Cadillac car, which Mir. Granger purchased while inytheA cspis tai city, the trip being made through Prescott, arriving in Kingman, We'd nesday afternoon. ,.Y>.~,. ., .' Dick Groom, collector at the King man Harvey House been transferred to the Seligman Harvey House. Dick sai dhe' likes Kingman better than f any place he has ever been and wishes he did not have to leave the friends he made in the last six months.
 Axel Ericson and C. A. Patterson have filed mechanics liens on the new hospital and are starting suit to col lect the amounts, due them on the plumbing and heating contracts. It is understood that the matter will be heard in the superior court at an early date. ..
 George Miller and family, of Lookout ranch, in the east part of the county, were Kingman visitors a few days this week. MT. Miller states that considerable rain had fallen in that section: and that the feed was very good, although more rain would be welcome.
 l.. Mr. and Mrs. w. K. McMillan vis- ited MT. McMillan's parents at San Bernardino last Sunday. Some new ly weds were on the train and the news soon went the rounds so the crowd looking over Mir. and Mrs. Mo- Milan decided they were "just mar ried" and pelted them with rice. The real newly weds were some years old CT.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Uhley will leave soon for Phoenix where MT. Uhley will enter the employ of a large wholesale house. Mir. Uhley has been in charge of the grocery de- partment of the Arizona Stores Com pany the past two years. Both have lived here long enough to make many friends who will miss them when they leave.
 John Harris arrived home last Sat urday from Bakersfield where he was called on account of the serious ill- ness of his daughter Sadie Chapel. Mrs. Harris has been there for the past three months, hoping Mrs. Chap pel's condition would improve but it was finally decided it was necessary to operate. The operation was suc- cessful and Mrs. Chapel is now i'm proving.
 Ida Porter is now working at one of the Chocolate Shops in Los Angeles.
 As Charlie Dutton was entering the Tom Reed hospital last Saturday he encountered a husky gentleman nam- ed Putnam who was just getting over the influences of ether which Doc Tolleson had given him while operat. ing on his hand. Putnam was clean