Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-30
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 ]JV Today

Mining men from all. parts of the country are Hooking into the new camp of White Hilis.a [ = .a George L. Selsor and son came over from Coconino county this week for a short visit in kingman. Joe Carrow took out big load of provisions and other necessary sup plies to the new camp of White Hills. l, H. A. Owen and Sam Butler have gone to White Hills, where MT. But Ter may engage in business.
 w. B. Stephens has just returned from a trip to the White Hills camp ! and reports that place fast getting its stride.
 c. w. Hesser, of Virginia City, Nevada, came in from the big New ada camp Tuesday and departed to White Hills.
 1, Beebe's bigteams brought in fifty sacks of ore from White Hills on it's return trip. The ore will run far into the thousands of ounces in silver. w. S. Jacobs and D. Dalton, of Alameda and Sacramento, were in ,kingman this week closing a deal for Pine Springs ranch and its cattle holdings. ...-.....
 !; A number of young folks went up to Williams yesterday morning to at- tend dance and report having had wonderful time.I It is long dis tance to go, but Williams at this time of the year is worth visiting. !. Hon. Foster S. Dennis has gone to California to visit with his family. 1. Judge Blakely, Worlds Fair com missioner for this county is making a big hustle to get together a collec- ton of minerals that will make the customers sit up and take notice. i, The irrepressible Mickey Dolan is again on deck, having arrived in Kingman Wednesday. He went out to White Hills the following day.
 Frank L.: Smith, G. D. Sanderson and o. D. and Will Clack went up to Williams yesterday to attend the Knights of Pythias ball at that place.
 Monday was the hottest day ever known in Kingman, the thermometer registering no degrees. At Needles the mercury ran up to 12S degrees. Last year the highest point touched in ,Kingman was 102 degrees.
 The first sale of lots in. White Hills was made this week by w. G. Carle- ton who sold a corner lot to a San Francisco gentleman for $250. An other lot was disposed of to the same party for $212.
 John Brown, "tin horn" gambler, we'll known in this county, passed through Kingnan Thursday night in charge of an officer on his way to Yuma, where he will serve five years on charge of robbery. He was sent up from Yavapai county.
 Hon. P. F. Collins came up from San Francisco district this week and has gone to Fort Mohave where he will take charge of the store at that place during the sabsence of Ben Spear. ,3H..>
 Mrs. J. P. Finnegan was over from Chloride few days ago visiting with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Watkins re- turned few days ago from Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon.
 w. L. Vail of the Phoenix Republi- can is here in the interest of his jour- nal and will make writeup of the new camp of White Hills. MT. Vail is versatile writer and the new camp will benefit largely through his visit.
 About twenty men came in from California points Thursday and i'm mediately left for White Hills.
 Frank Dewey, a mining man of Silver Reef, Utah, arrived in King the automobile industry is today a permanent industry and that the se- curities of the standard automobile companies should rank with those of the steel companies. {, Moreover,-in view of the foreign competition which the steel companies will soon have I should even be incfined9to sellkcer- tain steel securities and invest the | proceeds in seasoned automobile stocks"
 In spite of strikes-actual and acknowledgement business is hold ing it's own. The index of the Bab- sonchart shows activities at 179o be- lou1 no1,,,al Tha caraa aa lasL ..l