Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21
on business, This is the first trip here MT. Haskins has made in four years.

on business, This IS the first trip here MT. Haskins has made in four years. 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller and son and MT. Al Huber and two babies stopped for few hours visit with MT. and Mrs. J.. H. Smith and other friends in Kingman last Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Miller and the children went on to Pennsylvania while MT. Huber returne to Needles.
 A dance was given by the Social Club of the Highland mine last We'd lnesday evening at which the usual good time was had. MT. and Mrs. R. B. Walker, Helen Galbraith, c. A. Warren, George Clayton and Merville Mills attended from King man.
 Several parties picnicked in the Wallapais Sunday. The Leyi Ander7 sons and MT. and Mrs. N. w. Phelps went to Martins ranch. A short dis tance up the creek were the J. M. Gates family, Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Marsh, Mrs. Jess Black and children, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Granger, Helene Seeley, Thelma Clack, Bill Klotsch, Tom Cannon.
 Two empty tank cars got away from Santa Fe employees Tuesday of this week and ran. down the spur of the D. P. & w. Co. When the cars reached the end of the spur one of them plunged clear off the track, the other one stopping near the end of the track.
 Mrs. Bemis Phelps, and children left Wednesday for Long Beach where they will spend the balance of the summer. MT. Phelps will join his family there shortly after the first of August.
 Several couples made up a swim ming party Friday night, compliment tary to Miss Aileen Collamore of Lit tie Rock, Ark, who was visiting Viola Hoffman. They were Mrs Thomas Bale, Virginia Horner, Viols Hoffman, Aileen Collamore, Thelma Clack,. Abe Bale, Mellvill Templeman, Howard Smith, Lorraine McMillan and Phil Horner.
 Mrs. Helen Vail left Thursday on a trip to the eastern coast, from where on the 29th of this month, she will sail for Europe. Mrs. Vail will spend a couple of months or more abroad visiting London, Paris, Rome, Venice, and other points of interest. She will visit the daughters of Mrs. F. Grazier who are at school in Scotland, and take them presents from their mother. Mrs. Hannah B. Mack came near perishing on the desert on her way home north of Parker The machine she was in which was being driven by Deputy Sheriff. Roberts had slight breakdown and Mrs. Mack walked on ahead. She was overcome by the heat and lack of water and was in a serious condition when overtaken by Deputy Roberts.
 Will Halloran and wife departed yesterday for Nevada, MT. Halloran going to Ely and the Misses to Reno. As soon as MT. Halloran gets settled at Ely he will be joined by his wife. During their stay in Mohave county they made many friends who will wish them success in their new home. A short time ago Mir. Halloran secured an option on group of quicksilver claims in the mountains north of Phoenix and expects to secure capital to operate them. The ore is high grade, but the veins are rather spot ted so far as developed, but it is pos sible that bodies of the real stuff will be opened by more thorough develop ment.
 Lonnie Van Marter returned today from the coast where he received treatment for his back which was in jured last Fall.
 Zadok Sheffield passed thru King man this morning on his way home from Los Angeles where hewent on a business trip. u1DCE E CROSRY