Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-03

eral months, left last night for Phoenix. After visit with his folks there he will go on to the coast.
 Frank Garner and wife passed through Kingman yesterday on their way from Kansas to San Bernardino. MT. Garner was a resident of this county 30 years ago and had cattle ranch near Pech Springs. Some years ago he removed to San Bernardino, but later went to Kansas He is now travelling back over the old trail to the land of the setting sun.
 J. P. Burns, who has been manag- ing operations on the Red Gap and Klondike properties, is in Phoenix at tending to affairs connected with the incorporation of his companies. MT. Burns was at the head of the Oatman Amalgameted Mining company some years ago and has been active in min- ing affairs the past ten or twelve years.
 Many of the cattlemen on the west side of the Wallapais have been shipping cattle to market the past ten days. The difficulty with cattle shipments nowadays is in securing the, necessary cars, the railroads being unable to handle the enormous num- bers of cattle that are being shipped either to market or to feeding points. Owing to drouth in eastern Arizona and New Mexico it is probable that several hundred thousand head of cat tie will be moved. ..,,t
 l.. Senator James Curtin has gone to the north part of the county on mat ters political. Senator Curtin is we'll known and liked in that neck of the woods, as he',was warm friend of the people in northern Arizona and southern Utah while a member of the state senate during the sessions of that body. It was through his ef- forts that $1oo,O0O appropriation was made by the legislature and which was vetoed by Gov. Campbell. This was for road purposes, and had it be- come law we would have had a bridge across. the Colorado river by this time. ., gs sg'
 A very enjoyable Hallowe 'en party was given Tuesday evening by May Myers at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs P. E. Gillispie. The. evening was delightfully."- spent in dancing and playing of ye old time games. About 10:30 P. M. lunch was served. Those invited were Herschel Hiel, Annie Kause, Chester Mills, Lauretta Van Marter, Wesley Con- nally, Lillian Kause, George Bowman, Lehia Burrows and V. V. Hankins. i" MT. and Mrs. George Shae are here to cast their vote in Mohave county, MT. and Mrs, Shea are loyal to Mo have county and make the trip back from Prescott each year to cast their vote in the place of their residence each election. They are still in charge of the Pioneers Home at Prescott and according to reports from people who have visited the institution it was never in better hands, the pioneers of Arizona, who make that their home, being better satisfied than ever before.
 The Epworth League social, will be held tonight at the M. E. Church at 7:30 P. M. Everyone is welcome. Large and small and old and young. Come and enjoy the evening with your friends. If it is possible to do so yo uare requested to wear a cos tune in keeping with Halloween. If you cannot outfit yourself in. a cos tune come anyway.
 Helen Bell Vail returned this week from trip to Europe. She visited France, Switzerland, England, Ire, land and Scotland, and had a most in teresting trip. The economic condi- tions in England are better than else where, says Mrs. Vail, excepting Switzerland, where gold is plentiful. | Switzerland was the only place in Europe, where anything but paper money was in evidence-and of this paper money it takes reams of it to buy meal Inasmuch as the business people of France and other countries have raised prices in keeping with the decline in exchange-and then some-7you can get no more for your American dollar there than here. Mrs. Vail did not visit Germany but talk ing with other travellers, she found conditions there were in a deplorable condition.