Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-08-11
q0Years Ago
 ]UU Today

Lennie Yer Mehr, formerly of Kngman, has just arrived at San Francisco from the Orient.
 Mrs. J. E. Ryan has taken charge of the Commercial Hotel on Beale street.
 Tobe Wilkinson, who has been stop ping in town for few days has gone out to White Hills.
 Wellington Starkey, who is operat- ing a butcher shop in White Hills, is Kingman visitor. .,
 P. R. Washington has just sold to o. D M. Gaddis and G. D. Sanderson an undivided one-half interest in the Side Winder mining claim in the Weaver district.
 Joseph Morgan will be candidate on the democratic ticket for county recorder. Joe is d very popular gen. tleman and will have host of boost CTS in both parties when the election comes on.
 Henry Koshland shipped 500 head of beef steers to the eastern market Monday last. The cattle were all from the Big Sandy ranches.
 Judge w. G. Blakely has been ap- pointed resident minister of the M. E.. church and services will be held next Sunday.
 | Wllnam B. Ridenour and family were in Kingman this week from their home in Blackberry.
 Col. Harley Fay returned this week from San Francisco, where he has been enjoying himself the past month. He brought back with him a hand some buggy.
 It is understood that Judge Henry Schaefer has gone to Salt Lake City | on business.
 Joe Brobant, of Needles, was in kinglnan yesterday. Joe seems to be gathering wealth of avoirdupois since leaving Kingman.
 w. F. Grounds and children were in from Music mountain this week.
 Amos M. MacDuffee has returned from Colorado, whre he has been rus ticating the past several months. He says that there is a great deal of in- terest manifest among Coloradans over mining affairs in Arizona.
 Mrs. Brazee and Miss Roena Hewitt of Los Angeles, are visiting with Mrs. H. H. Watkins.
 Elwin and Marcia Tarr have gone to Denver on a visit to relatives.
 Rev. M. R. Hackman and family have gone to Crathage, Mo-, where they will reside. Rev. Hackman had presided over the destinies of the M. E. church here the past two years.
 Mrs. J. M. Murphy was called to San Francisco few days ago by the serious illness of her sister.
 It is said that John DeLand, of Signal, will be a candidate for county recorder before the democratic con- vention.
 John K. Mackenzie went up to Crozier this week to attend to busi- ness affairs.
 An action for disbarment has been filed with the district court of Pima county against Eb. Williams, who at one time was district attorney of this county. The action grew out of W1l- Hams filing suit in the local justices court against party for debt without the Knowledge and consent of the all legged plaintiff in the case. When the plaintiff demurred to the pro- ceeding Williams made overtures to the defendant for a dismissal of the action, which was refused and the disbarment action resulted.
 J. H. Johnson has discovered a new water supply in the mountains west of his valley ranch and is making preparations to pipe it into the val ley. MT. Johnson recently purchased some high bred cattle and expects to soon have an ideal cattle ranch.
 Joe Carrow, of the Big Sandy, is in town after supplies.
 s. M. McCowan, superintendent of the Herbert Welsh Institute at Fort Mohave, was in town a few days apo Recently while in Flagstaff he pur- chased several big teams for use on the farm at the school. has applied for letters of administra- tion on the estate of w. H. Briggs. deceased.
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