Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-03
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J. R Halsey, we'll and favorably known in Kingman and the surround ing territory, was welded to Miss Fannie VanMatre, in Los Angeles, on the 3rd of November, 1922. Mrs. Hal sey is also quite well known in King man and her host of friends wish her and MT. Halsey many years of happy married life. x
 Six tons of ore from the Horn Sil- yer mine, in Minnesota district are expected at the Kingman sampler this week.
 Patsy.Collins, democratic candidate for the Assembly, came up from Fort Mohave a few days ago.
 Al Coon and a number of Peach Springs boys have gone into the forest country near Williams after the festive buck.
 Judge J. H. Wright of the district court, is here from Prescott, although not on official business. Judge Wright is one of the best known jur- ists in the state, and owing to his fairness in all matters of litigation ihas made a wide circle of friends.
 Del Beebe's big teams this week took out 6,000 feet of lumber to be used in Mrs. Graham's hotel building. The return load will beo re from the G. A R. mine, the shipment being wonderfully rich in silver and gold.
 Gorham D. Sanderson has been pre- vailed upon by his many friends to become a candidate for justice of the peace in Kingman precinct. Gorham is one of the best known and liked young fellows in the county. ,
 Monday last thirteen passengers boarded the big stage with White Hills its destination. The stage now car ries capacity loads into the big sil- yer camp every day, the trip, being made in seven hours.
 Wm. Harris, who has been i'll the past several weeks, is now almost re- covered.
 R. T. Root and c. w., Barry, the purchasers of the Schaefer-Kriner in terests in the White Hills mines, pass ed through here few days ago on their way to Denver. It is under stood tha tthe mines will now be worked in a big way, although it is the intention of the new corners to allow the leasers to continue work on their blocks of ground until neces- sary to the new work to take the ground over.
 James Twiggs and w. E. Scott have taken a rontract to build new hotel at White Hills.
 Thomas B. Ship and Gideon Cor neil, of the Big Sandy, were in King man a few days this week. We un- derstand that MT. Shipp has purchas- ed the Cornell ranch, but we are un- able to learn the price paid. The ranch is one of the best on the Sandy.
 Beef and flour ration will be issued to the Wallapai Indians bout the 10th of this month and the poor devils are looking forward to the big feed. The Indians are not in the habit of laying away food for a hungry future, but believe in letting the future take care of itself and gorge themselves when there is a-plenty on hand.
 D. w. Lake, of Memphis, Tenn, is in Kingman visiting with his brother, Sheriff Lake.
 J. c. Herndon, district attorney of Yavapai county, was King1nan vis- itor this week. MT. Herndon has a host of friends in this county who would like to see him occupying a judicial position in the state.
 John K. Mackenzie, republican can- didate for treasurer, has been in the south part of the county on political business.
 Mrs. H. Graham went to San Ber- nardino on business last Saturday and also expects to visit with relatives.
 The famous Pittsburg mine, in the Chemehuevis mountain has just been sold to Monaghan & Murphy of Needles.
 Master mechanic J. W. Babson, of Peach Springs, accompanied by MT. Porter, were in Kingman this week. MT. Porter is superintendent for mininp comnanv havinp the Ridenour