Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-08-04

c. A. Willis, secretary and treasur- CT of the Katherine Big Four mining cooperation, of Long Beach, will ar rive at Oatman tomorrow to inspect the Henry Ford property, on which Il. K. LeClair is no wsinking a shaft. This property is in the Silver Creek section, north of Oatman
 There are three cases of typhoid in Kingman and one case of smallpox. It would seem a good time for all Kingman citizens to pay special at tention to cleaning up their yards. Chlorate of lime placed in the cess pools and sinks helps some.
 J. w. Gwinn expects to leave next week for San Diego his former home. He will go in with Supervisor Geo. B. Ayers and Charlie Dutton who will make the trip to Los Angeles over land. All three expect to be gone about 12 days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Melvin George, Mir. and Mrs. SD. Stewart and family and MT. and Mrs. Ross 4Blakely left "Mon- day for a, tendays, trip to Norman Lake, Flagstaff Grand Canyon and other points, making the trip over land.
 Miss Louise Johnston, of Milwau- kee was the guest of Mrs. K. w.. Davidson Thursday. Miss Johnston arrived here on the Knights of Py- thias Special early Thursday morning and after trip to the mines at Oatman, boarded No. 9 for the coast.
 Monday morning there was a dou- ble wedding at Wikieup when Richard Stevens and Fannie &Heflin and Emery Blevins and Inez Heflin were married by Constable w. F. aBuchanan, the young people are well known in. Mo have county and their many friends are wishing them a long life with joy and prosperity.
 Wednesday. afternoon a delightful party was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joe Kause in honor of Anna belle Kause's eleventh birthday. The afternoon was spent with games and dancing, after which a luncheon was served, the young folks had wonder full time and voted the party huge success.
 There will be a meeting of the Fire Department on the twenty-third of this month. At this meeting the per- manent officers will be elected. The officers will be two captains and two lieutenants the captain of the hose company to be assistant Chief. The chief wishes all firemen to be there as the election will be held regardless of attendance by all.
 MT. and Mrs. M. B. Dudley and Arthur Hawkins returned this week from California where they have been vacationing, Brooks remaining on the coast at Dos Palos. Mrs. Dudley will return to California in a few days for the balance of the summer while Mir. Dudley will remain in Mohave County.
 Max Anderson is in receipt of a letter from w. s. Leake who is now in Florida. MT. Leake writes that he is leaving for England on the thirteen ,th, on the Aquitania. MT. Leake is we'll known throughout Mohave Coun- ty, having been in the employ of the Tarr, McComb and Ware Commercial Company.
 MT. and Mrs. Ora Gluninger and daughter Rita, returned Tuesday morning from trip covering several weeks in the middle west. Much of their time was spent in Michigan and Canada.
 Miner Classified ads get results. Ted Garter advertised the other day for a clip off of Luger gun which he had lost. He got three of them through the mail the following week.
 Mrs. Tom Devine, MT. and Mrs. T.. w. Devine and little daughter Vera May, Andy Devine and S. Howard Beecher returned Monday from a months vacation at Oak Creek, Flag staff and Lake Mary. They made the trip home from Flagstaff in 5 and one-half hours running time. s ' Tommy Devine says Vera May, age one year and 4 months has already learned to read the Miner. Her moth CT had noticed she was very quiet and going into the next room she found the little lady lying on her back holding the Miner out in front of her, seemingly enjoying it very much.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Morton return ed Sunday from Atlantic City where MT. Morton attended the Elks Con-