Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-17
QnYears Ago UU Today

MISS Heltlt -SclSON, Wiio IidS UCOh visiting with Mrs. G. S. Briggs, of Needles, stopped off in Kingman on her way to Winslow. .
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Potts celebrated their 20th anniversary Monday night and received many beautiful and use ful presents. They were welded at Prescott and came to Mohave county in the early seventies, being among the first settlers of Cerbat. 1 MT. Rudolph, who was shot during scrimmage at Mineral Park week ago, had his leg removed above the knee in an effort to save his life. Gangrene had set in in the lower part of the limb.
 Lee Hurlburt, the man who did the cutting at ePach Springs last week, was brought to King1nan from Albu- I querque and was bound over to the grand jury.
 Clack brothers returned from White Hills Thursday last, having finished their contract on well at that place No water was found.
 Jeff Ship has removed from the old ranch on the Santa Maria ,creek to the oCrnell ranch on the Big Sandy which property he recently purchased
 James Uncapher was over from Mineral Park last Saturday night to attend the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias lodge.
 J. D. Sheppard went out to Eugene Camp, where he is interested in the Horn Silver mine. ...
 w. G. Blakely went up to Peach Springs Monday on business connect ed with the district attorneys office
 Dr. D. s. Livingston is in town this week from Prescott, and may conclude to again take up his practice here.
 The first ice of the season formed Wednesday night.
 George Burnett is in town from White Hills. ..
 Newt Shell and Tom Woods are in town from Wallapai mountains.
 Dr. J. M. Marshal, the Flagstaff dentist is in town.
 o. F. Kuencer is in White Hills surveying the properties recently pur- chased by Root and Barry. ... Dr. D. S. Livingston was called to Chloride last Tuesday to attend Mrs J. P. Finegan, who is reported to be very ill.. .. u3...
 Clarence Emerson, who was one of the participants in the shooting affray at Mineral Park, some weeks ago, is now able to get around on crutches He suffered a severe gunshot wound in the leg:s -.s..,.. ,is .s
 The Miner is in receipt of an in. vitation to attend a grand barbecue at Phoenix on the 22nd of this month in commemoration of the election o1 Grover Cleveland to the chief magis. tracy of the Nation. But this time the editor is compelled, regretfully to pass up the eats. +..
 Anson H. Smith went up to Truxtor Canyon yesterday and help an inquest on the body of the man killed in the wreck. The poor fellow was William Y. Walker, of Trenton, Missouri. H. was standing in the isle of the cal when the crash came and was throwI through an open window. Before h' could fall to the ground the ca careened over and caught him agains the wall of the cut, crushing ever! bone in his body. .
 A report has it that Ed Gill, edito of the Phoenix Republian, campaign ed in Illinois for Harris on which ac counts in part for the overwhelrnin, victory of Cleveland in that state.
 E. Rich, formerly a resident Q Blackberry, but now of Los Angeles was a visitor in Kingman this week.
 Reub Wright and Jack O'Brien hay several tons of ore from the Prosper ity mine at the sampler this week.
 Charles Cummings brought in thre tons of ore from the Jonathan an Etta claim at Wallapai mountains and is having it run through u. sampler this week. The ore is yer rich in silver.
 Peter Caffery went out to u; Alpha mine this week to supervise th shipment of several carloads Of or from that property. The ore has value If a5''u: s150 per :an. Fl Alpha property :s owned by slr. Cal fiery, William Cole and James Smith