Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-10-20

H. J. McClung, president of the Ari- zona Central Bank, was in Kingman yesterday on business. MT. McClung states that business generally is re- turning to its normal state throughout Arizona and that confidence is grad ually being restored.
 Ada Robinson is now clerking at the kingman Drug Company's store.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Stump are back from their wedding trip and are for the present making their home with the brides mother, Mrs. J. N. Co., henour. Mrs. Stump is continuing her work at the switchboard of the A. c. & N. Telephone Company, while her husband is back at his work as time keeper and bookkeeper at one of the railroad construction camps.
 Last Saturday Walter R. Bracken and wife, Nick E. Williams and wife, w. E. Ferran and wife, Florence Do- herty, w. H. Capper and wife, w. M. Schuyler and wife, all of Las Vegas, passed through Kingman on their way home from tour of northern Arizona that extended to the Grand Canyon and other picturesque beauty spots. They were delighted with the trip and especially with the good roads over which they travelled. The ladies and gentlemen of the party were also much taken with Kingman, the fine busi- ness houses, the courthouse and coun- ty hospital and the situation of the town. The trip was made from Vegas by way of Needles to the Canyon and the return trip was by way of the Searchlight ferry.
 Brad St. Charles is now typest and clerk for the Western Pipe and Steel Company of Los Angeles. Walter Jones is record clerk at the Alexandria Brad says in a letter to the Miner: "You can't imagine how we Arizonans look forward to the Miner, with all the home news in it, and to say we appreciate it, is putting it mildly. Hope to return for Christmas, but doubt if I can get relieved"
 Mrs. w. H. Robinette returned home Monday afternoon from Williams where she was in attendance as local delegate to the convention or the Dis trict Federation of Woman's Clubs, which convened at Williams last week. Following the convention Mrs. Rob- inette was the house guest of Mrs. A. D. Griffith, of Williams, for several days.
 Epifanio Levias was in Kingman with his witnesses yesterday and prov ed up on his ranch, which is situated near the mouth of Burro Creek. The witnesses were Telly Bland and Will liam A. Neale. MT. Levias has been farming the place the past nine years and has one of the most prosperous farms in the Big Sandy section. He is also heavily interested in stock raising.
 Mrs. Minnie J. Hardy departed yes, terday to the Cienega ranch, where t-she will be the house guest of MT. anc Mrs. J. E. Rudy during the next few weeks. Mrs. Hardy is poet of rec. ognized ability and many of her sun, hy'gems have found their way into the newspapers and magazines of the country.
 Thad M. Boggs, who just returned from a trip into the Parker country reports that while getting breafast at Needles yesterday morning his biz travelling bag was stolen from Santa t'e passenger train No. 22. The grir contained much clothing and many val uable papers and documents. The los. is considerable and every effort is be ing made by the officers to recover it
 Floyd Chamberlain passed through here today on his way back to tn, coast from a trip through Arizona MT. Chamberlain is now with Kings baker Brothers of Los Angeles an, will make about four trips year int Arizona territory. Mrs. Chamberlai, and the children are all well.