Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-16
NEWS FROM CHLORIDE.

 E. J. Carter, in charge of the Tuck ahoe, has gone to the coast for few weeks.
 James Uncapher was over from the Park Saturday. Frank Bonelli, wife and baby re- turned with Wm. G. and wife when they came back from California. We have not met the genial Frank on this trip but we hope he plans to re- main in Mohave county. V On Friday a good big hoisting plant and equipment were taken over to the Diana, preparatory'to to resuming work there. This makes everybody smile, as we all have confidence in the Diana, and believe that, when, they get to go- ing right, we will have another good, permanent producer going which will bring life to the camp and employ mlent to our people.
 MT. F. A. Wright, of the Elkhart, is planning some improvements, among them a water supply that will be of great advantage to those living in the Elkhart houses.
 John Knorr, an old time residenter, and his wife, who have been living in Pomona, Cal, for the past several years, are in for a brief stay. John will do the assessment work on his mining property while here. Jimmy Larkin has just returned from trip to Wisconsin, Chicago, and the country whereabouts, stopping off at Kansas City enroute, etc., and re- ports everybody busy but kicking about the high prices of the things they have to buy and the low prices of the things they have to sell.
 We hear the rumor that some nice ore has been uncovered while doing assessment on one of the claims be- longing to w. J. Tarr, the claim be- ing, located at Mineral Park. Good luck to you, Billy.
 Bernard said he found an egg and put it in his vest pocket and promptly forgot it. "Ven I eat dinner I smell something's and 1 look all round but could not find him, den after aviles l put my hand in my vest pocket, and py chiminy, dere vas a shickenw Rev. G. w. Hill preached his fare well sermon at the church last night. Mrs. Hill has gone on to the coast, as her health was poor and she felt the trip would be of benefit to her. We all sincerely hope that she will quickly recover. The little flock here will not be shepherdless, for the time being, we understand. We have not heard just what MT. Hills plans for the future are, but hope his next move will land him, in a more pros- porous community.
 l. w. J. Cook, Jr., and Dell Sanderson took a prospecting trip over into Nevada, and the next thing we hear is that MT. Cook has been taken into kingman quite i'll. This is bad news but we hope soon to hear . that famous laugh" and see the genial Billy" smile again. "% Y.
 Mrs. c. P. Lupher has gone to the coast for a short visit. 1..
 Hardly had we written it until Jolly Bill Cook looked around the cor ner and said "Hello!" He said he was a little weak yet, but thinks he is going to be O. K.
 G. w. Brakeman and family have moved back to their old home from the White Hills, where MT. Brake man has had charge of one of the mines since going there last summer.
 MT. A. E. Ware and Levi Ander- son, accompanied by Mrs. A. E. and J. H Ware paid Chloride a visit on Saturday, looking after their business interests, you know.
 Chester Woodwork, of Grand Rapids, Mich, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Beebe and brother Irving Woodwork, on Thurs. | I,F los # ,x,oaI,