Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-17

Tat Mccarthy was ill several days of this week with bad cold.
 R. II. Lewis was in from Katherine, Wednesday.
 A. J. Sandleben, called on the trade here for his house this week.
 w. A. Rees, Firestone Tire man, paid his regular business visit to Kingman this week.
 Lou Morel, who has been in Los Angeles for the past few weeks, is back in Mohave county. Mrs. William M. Kayser, of Hack berry, was Kingman visitor, Tues day of this week.
 A. l.. Johns, of the Blackberry Ex- tension, was in Kingman this week on business.
 John D. Twohy and Phillip Twohy, the we'll known contractors, spent sev- eral days here this week.
 H.G. Setz returned from the coast early this week. Mrs. Setz will return in a couple of weeks.
 Mrs. Greedy Clack and children re- turned this week from visit with Mrs. Clack's relatives in California. Lou Robinson is in Tucson this week attending the Masonic Convention. He will return Sunday.
 Roy Robinson, foreman at the Miner office, is i'll at his home with bad cold.
 R. s. Phillips the new warehouse man for the Union Oil Company, ar rived here this week from Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Smith arrived home today after an extended trip to California.
 H.J. McClung, president of the Ari- zona Central Bank, is paying busi- ness visit to Kingman today.
 M. B. Dudley and l. c. Bateman are now in San Francisco on business. They will be back next week.
 Mrs. Grace Andrews and her sister, Lucille Tempest, arrived here Thursday from Los Angeles.
 Blanche D. Parsons leaves Saturday for San Francisco, where she will do spring buying for the Quality Shop. Supervisor w. B Stephens was ser iously i'll the first of the week but has now fully recovered.
 Mrs. Harry LeClair, who was re- gently operated on at one of the Los Angeles hospitals, is at her home in Kingman we'll on the road to recovery. Edward Thornton, prominent en- gineer, is back in Mohave county for a few days and is pleased with the ac- tivity that is showing up here.
 MT and Mrs. T. J. Hudspeth spent a few days here this week, and then returned to Needles where MT. Huds- beth is making his headquarters tenn porarily.
 Mic Darcy of the Adams Gold Min ing company arrived here yesterday MT. D'Arcy will be here until after af present plans.
 On the 18th masquerade dance will be given by the Kingman orchestra at the Odd Fellows Hall. Further an nouncement will be made in next weeks issue of the Miner.
 Jesse Martin was brought in from his Wallapai mountain ranch Wednes- day evening quite ill with grippe. He is reported to be recovering at his home in town.
 H.H. Watkins, J. H. Rosenberg and c. J. Walters attended the annual stockholders meeting and the meeting of the directors of the Arizona Cen tral Bank at Flagstaff this week.
 A. H. Lawry, formerly engineer for the Goldfield Con. Mines company, has been looking over mining property in this county for clients. He departed to the coast yesterday, but expects soon to return.
 A. c. Parry is back from a trip to Prescott and Jerome where he has been spreading the gospel'-in other words telling some of the people down there the wonderful possibilities of the mines in the Oatman section.
 A survey of ten claims comprising the Heyer group which has recently been taken over by the Gold Link Min ing Co.,, was completed this week by Ross Housholder, mining engineer of this city.