Mohave County miner., 1912-11-23

IrOm CalliOrnld ana WlIl remain Tn Kingman this winter.
 w. E. Frost, the well known cattle man of Wallapai Springs. wasin King man Tuesday last.
 John Boyle, IT,, and wife came in from the Golconda mine last Thursday afternoon and remained in town a day to look after business matters.
 The show came to town yesterday, but owing to the raw north wind only small crowd paid their tribute to it. Evea the show people curtailed the performance owing to he cold.
 Every business house in Kinyman is to be closed today and the business men and employees will take day off and make the Chloride celebration the first gettogether event in the history of the county.
 The Kingman football team will meet the Mohave Indians on the grid iron on the morning of the 18th at ten o'clock The Mohave's are great strapping fellows and the Klngman boys will have to get busy to win
 Thomas McGraw and wife will leave in few days for Tecopa mines, in Inyc county, California, where Mr. McGraw will have char re of the prop. critics for Dr.. Godshall. These mines are among the large low grade veins of the country and are capable of pro. ducing thousands of tons of ore month ly.
 County Treasurer Dpvine and his deputies have been the hardest work. ed individuals in the courthouse the past week, owing to the heavy thrush of taxes. The tax roll of Mohave county is double that of last year and the early payments by taxpayers is one of the notable evidences of the pros- perity of the county.
 It is probable that sometime next week Prof. Mc'Omle will arrive in kingman with his demonstration train and will give lecture on dry farming as well as crop methods to the people. Prof. Mc'Omie is one of the great thinkers of the country and the people will make no mistake if they turn out to hear his lecture and to visit the train. Notice of the time of the ar rival of the car will be given later.
 Mss Margaret Moore met with most peculiar accident at the dance at Chloride, last Saturday evening. She and another girl were dancing when they were bumped into by two men, Miss Moore falling to the floor and striking her head with such violence that she was unconscious several hours. At first it was thought that her skull was fractured, but later examination shows no fracture and she is getting along all right.
 In sizing up the vote on the miners lien law it is to be noted that the al- talfa counties cast an almost solid vote in favor of that measure and that the mining counties were almost equally divided on the subject, Had the law applied to farms and possessory rights few votes would have been cast for it in Maricopa, Yuma and the other farming counties of the State. With them it is anything that m ay strike at the mining interests.
 The big trucks that were brought here more than year ago by the Great Western Transportation com pany, have been tried out the past week for the benefit of a purchaser. The trucks were run around town with heavy loads number of times and worked to the satisfaction of the would-be purchased. They have been loaded on the cars and will be shipped to Nacozaria, Mexico, to be used in the haulage of ores from the mines to the railroad. The cars are as large as street car and it is reported to be capable of developing POO horse power for short time.
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