Mohave County miner., 1911-05-13

Entered at the Kingman POstofhce Second Cass Mail.
 A. F. Harris is erecting a residence building on West Beale street. It is understood to be his intention to build a number of houses for rental.
 A. F. Harris is erecting a residence building on West Beale street. It is understood to be his intention to build number of houses for rental.
 Mrs. c. H. Granger arrived from Los Angeles few days ago, having been called to that city about two months ago by the death of a dear friend.
 Tom Bosanko took look over his Tyro property the first of the week and was pleased with the progress be- ing made by Kingman since her re- moval to San Diego few years ago.
 Sumner H. Beecher is expecting two large automobile trucks for use in his d -ayage business in Kingman. The trucks have been shipped from Los Angeles and should be in today or to- morrow.
 John F. Withers arrived in King man the first of the week from Pasa- dena, where his family is staying for the present. It is probable that he will again engage in same business enterprise in this county.
 On May 20 local talent will give Q musical entertainment at the Elks Hall for the benefit of the base ball team. Everybody should turn out and give the young people their hearty support. The performance will be well worth attending.
 J. D. Brown, the we'll known carpen- ter, was taken to Los Angeles last Sunday, suffering greatly from hernia. He was operated on Tuesday last at the California hospital and is said to be getting along all right.
 Mrs. c. J. Cross, of San Diego, is visiting with friends in Kingman. She owns property on South Front street and is agreeably surprised with the increased value of her holdings and with the progress made by Kingnan since her removal to San Diego few years ago.
 Attorney c. W. Herndon returned to Kingman Thursday last from a weeks visit in Prescott, where he looked after legal matters and visited with his mother and sister. He will prob ably return to the Mountain City next week, where he has extensive legal business to attend to.
 The federals and insurrectos had a mixup at McConnico last evening in which rocks, knives and every avail able weapon of offense and defense was used. Sheriff Brown had a hurry up call and went down to the battle field in Wagner's big automobile and brought two of the aggressors to King man and lodged them in the county jail. The participants were all Mexi- cans.
 F. CalberG Arnold, representing Everybody's Magazine, on hike from Baltimore, with his destination San Francisco. was pleasant caller at the MINER office this morning. MT. Ar mold is accompanied by another gentle man on the trip and both appear to be enjoying life. They are making ex- cellent time across the country and are working up considerable interest in their magazine.
 Kingman public school will close next Friday with an entertainment by the children at Elks Opera House in the evening. The entertainment will be one of the excellent productions of the school and will be worth listening to. The numbers embrace duetts, music, readings and dialogues. The little ones have been well trained and are heartily at work perfecting every part under the guidance of energetic and painstaking teachers.
 Dan $. Richards and sister came in from the Victor mines, near the Tom Reed, and are looking after their land interests in Wallapai valley, here MT. Richards is soon to sink well for the development of water. The well will be sunk to a depth below the volcanic flow. where it is thought artesian water will be found. The situation of