Mohave County miner., 1909-10-23

gulre place, whlch he Will proceed tt improve immediately.
 Mrs. John Ware, who has been wis iting relatives in Boston for the pas two months, arrived in Kingman yes terday and departed to her home ir Chloride this morning.
 Frank Culbertson stopped over on his way to Southern Nevada, where he is interested in oil and salt mines. He has been east the past year, spending much of his time in New York and Washington.
 H. H. and Frank Watkins returned lasc Saturday evening from hunting trip near Mount Hope, where they bagged some wild turkeys, but failed to get shot at any big game, although they saw one band of deer.
 w. B. Ridenour had one of his legs badly sprained few nights ago by the sudden stopping of train on which he was passenger. He was attended by Dr. Hilton, who reduced the injury. MT. Ridenour recently re- turned to Blackberry from a visit with friends in Pasadena.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.. Watkins de- parted last Monday to their home in Los Gatos, California, after two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Kingmah. MT. and Mrs. Watkins were residents of this county more than twenty years ago and still have warm feeling for the old place and it's people in their hearts.
 Two arc lights, each of 32O candle power, are being put in by the board of supervisors to light Fourth street. One has been placed directly in front of the Court House. the other at the intersection of Oak and Fourth near Elks Hall. It is now in order for the business men on Beale and Front street to continue the good work by supplying that district with similar lights. Or better still, let us incor- porate and provide a system for the entire town.
 Complaint is being made by some of the cattlemen in the east part of the county and western Yavapai that In. . dians have been stealing and killing cattle on the ranges the past several years and are becoming quite bold in their depredations. Reeves are killed and the meat jerked and sold to the Indians employed at Nelson and other places. It has been known for years that the Wallapais living in that part of the county were bold and aggress- i've and it is now high time that stop was put to their stealing. Mohave and Yavapai counties should get together on some method of expressing these aboriginal cattle thieves.
 Nih tdu 10 O to oOOh nave uOUcl accommodations commensurate with her position in the business world. At the present time the only eat ing places in the town is Harvey lunch counter and two Chinese joints. That this will be remedied when the new hotel is built is a surety, the peo- pie contemplating the erection of the new hostelry having in view a build ing with large airy rooms, beautiful court and grounds and above all a dining room where an appetizing meal can be obtained. Kingman's growing importance requires just such a place and the sooner it is built the better it will be for the business interests of the whole county.
 Last Monday evening society for the study and prevention of tubercu- losis was organized in Kingman. At the meeting in Elks Hall Judge E. M. Doe was elected chairman and made an interesting talk. He was followed by Dr. J. w. Film, who has made a study of the disease from bacterio- logical standpoint and who gave the audience an interesting description of the tubercular germ. Hon. E. s. Clark followed Dr. Film in a characteristic address. The county organization was formed with A. E. Ware, chairman: Anson H. Smith, E. J. Perry and Charles Metcalfe as vice presidents; Dr. A. M. Cowie, medical director and secretary. Quite number of sigma