Mohave County miner., 1907-06-22
Odd Fellows Memorial.

Odd Fellows Memorial.
 Last Sunday evening the local lodge of Odd Fellows observed its Day or Sorrow by appropriate services at the M. E. church. Judge Blakely spoke feelingly of the departed members Of Kingman lodge and the good work that they had done in this life. The work and purposes of the order was reviewed in masterful manner by the speaker, who showed that since the birth of the order in the new world millions of dollars had been paid in benefits to the sick and dependent, the widow and the orphan.
 The little church was crowded to the doors by the members and friends of the order. The church was taste- fully decorated and the altar was mass of bloom. The musical program was excellent, the choir being in good voice and Paul H. Calvin at the or gan. A solo by c. J. Hutchison and the violin solos by Mrs. Lola Snowden were exceptionally fine.
 Now Yavapai is after strip of Mar icopa, but Maricopa is not contented with the idea. The Republican re- ports that Surveyor General Ingalls, had the line between Yuma and Mari copa counties established and that the meridian line is two miles to the good in Maricopa. Yuma has made a de- mand for It's two or three miles of ter ritory and it is probable that it will get it. If the new line is correct, then Mohave county still has mile of Yavapais territory in excess of that claimed by Surveyor Latimer. The boundaries of the counties should be surveyed out by disinterestod survey ors in the employ of the territory, which would establish for all time the dividing lines of the tsrrltory's su5' divisions, and that hereafter whenever l a county is carved out of other county or counties some natural object be made the dividing line.
 William A. Walker, who is associ- ated with Henry Lovin in ranch in Wallapai valley, was in Kingman this morning. He informs us that he has completed the harvesting of large crop of hay. He Lad sewn a large acreage of wheat, barley, oats and rye, from which large tonnage of hay was reaped. He also sewed johnson grass and alfalfa ana these grasses are making good progress, although no rain of consequence has fallen since the planting.
 Mrs. Harvey Hubbs is in Flagstaff, where she went to attend the con- mencement exercises of the Northern Normal school. Her daughter, Alta, was graduated from that institution
 with high honors. The young lady is a native daughter of Kingman and has host of friends here who will be pleased to learn of her success.
 The Journal-Miner states that the Missouri Valley Bridge company has contracted for the building of the big
 steel bridge across the Colorado rlver,
 near Parker. It is to be built on piers
 resting on the upper stratum of cement , bedrock.
 3 w. T. Ludy, large shareholder ir B the Cerbat Mountain mining company
 arrived in Kingman last Sunday even
 ing from St. Louis, and departed the :. following day to Cerbat. He will re main here some time looking over tht country in and around Cerbat. T The nonarrival of the roll stee :. doors for the freight rooms at the de q pot is delaying the completion of th' . work on the building. As soon a : these doors arrive and are put in the
 depot will be ready for occupancy. l John Mulligan is getting out th 7, .Lo xo,,, hnil6inr Soop to In