Mohave County miner., 1912-02-03
Henry Lovin is building new resi- dence in the Terrace addition that will be quite an attractive building.

should make their application at onc'
 to w. w. Gates, as it is probable tha
 the machine will be taken to Yavapa
 county about the first of March.
 The funeral of the infant son of Mr
 and Mrs Hubert Smith was held from
 the family residence last Sunday
 morning, many relatives and friends
 of the family following the remains tc
 the grave. Hon. w. k. Eoroney read
 the burial service of the Catholic church.
 The Santa Fe is planting poles through the yards in Kingman and
 will soon string the wires for lighting and power purposes from the big pow CT plant. The depot and Harvey House have already been wired and the new light will probably be used sometime this month.
 The new county officers are prepar- ing their bonds and getting in shape to assume office sometime this month. The governor will certify the election of county officers to the board of super- visors of each county and will also issue certificates of election direct to the officers elect.
 Mark Summerl has been down in the Yucca section, where he has in. terest in the development of the tung- sten deposits of Dudek x Co. He is also developing the group of mines &C., quired from Sullivan & Co.,, west of Gold Road.
 A Santa Fe brakeman was thrown from the top of car to the roadbed below by the breaking in two of his train, while going into sidetrack at Hack berry last Monday. He was rushed to Needles and placed under the care of physicians, It is thought that his back was broken and that his recovery is doubtful.
 The railroad company is planning the building of a large extension to it's warehouse in Kingman and the conver- sion of one of the waiting rooms into more extensive offices. At the present time the local force is crowded into a small room, where the business is re- tai d 'u l cK of nt cessary space. The main warehouse is also capable of car- ing for but small part of the town.
 The Needles Elks who attended the Elks Day in Kingman, last week, re- turned home well pleased with their reception. Twenty nine of the ant lered head came up from the little city on the Colorado, and they enjoyed every hour of their stay. It is prob- able that Kinyman Eks will visit with Needles in the near future, and use their influence in promoting inter- course between the two communities.
 The work of retaining large acre age south of Yucca is we'll under way and several thousands of acres will be seeded within the month. Every effort is being made to obtain water for do- nestle and irrigation purposes and it is probable that the necessary supply will soon be found The lands are very rich and capable of raising all kinds of crops in large quantity These lands have been passed upon by some of the best soil experts in the country and each and all unite in giving it high praise.
 The business men of Kingman are fast becoming impressed with the inn portance of town government, King man has reached point in it's history where street and other improvement is found absolutely necessary and ts get results incorporation will have to come. The town will not be burdened with official expense, as practically every officer under town government will serve without salary. the only ones receiving pay being the marshall and assessor and collector. At present the people are paying for a marshall, so that this expense will not be more 
 Last Thursday evening the Austral- ian Boys, under the patronage of the Santa Fe, gave one of the best enter- tainments ever given in Kingman by the entertainment bureau of the rail road. The boys were versatile, giving many stunts out of the ordinary, while |