Mohave County miner., 1913-05-31

McCauseland and wife returned from Los Angeles few days ago, travelling by auto across the country.
 Mrs. Fred Sturzenneger left for Hack kberry last night where she will help nurse in the family of Henry Bacon for week or so.
 Hereafter all tuburcular cases con- ing under the observation of local physicians must be reported to the local registrar of vital statistics.
 Atha Leonard, who lived here many years, is again visiting Kingman. He has been employed the past three years in the Indian department of the government as assistant to surveyors.
 J. $. and ]. F. Withers have gone to their old home in Alabama, where they will visit with their mother and brother for month. afterward visit ing many of the eastern seaboard cities.
 There was born to the wife of Hu- bert Smith. last Thursday morning. baby boy. Mother and child are get ting along nicely and the MINER edi. tor is not overly pleased to learn that he is ancient enough to be called grandpa.
 R. P. Wheelock is preparing signs for the Santa Fe Grand Canyon high way through this county, the models to be submitted to the board of super visors for their action. The signs will be placed at intervals along the high way and at all crossroads.
 Dr.. Toler R. White, resident physi- clan of the Gold Road mines company, came in from the big gold camp yes terday and has gone east on his vaca tion. He will be gone about six weeks Dr.. Whiteside has taken his place at the camp and will be absent from Kingman the better part of month.
 Flag day will be observed by the local lodge of Elks on the evening of June H. Everybody in the town is re- quested to make the observance of Flag Day one of the events of the year. Patriotism must be fOstered in this great land of ours, and the way to i'm. press it on the rising generation is to impress it by song and story on the minds and in the hearts of the younger American generation.
 Last Tuesday morning Mrs. M. E.. Cohenour returned from Imperial Val ley, and was accompanied by her son Fred and wife Mr. Cohenour was re- gently married to most estimable young iady and was engaged in busi. ness in the valley when taken i'll with measles. An epidemic of small pox prevails in that section, and earth quakes appear to be of daily occur renee. Mr. Cohenour and wife will probably remain in Kingman and make it their home.
 Yesterday Oatman celebrated in a way by ball game between the home team and Kingman. The game was replete with slugging and when the slaughter was discontinued to take toll of the dead and wounded Kingman was found to have fifteen to their credit, while Oatman had but nine. Tommy and Jimmie. the kingman battery, was invincibe up to the eighth inning, when, with the bases filled Nichols lined out homer for the home team, scoring four runs. This wound up the scoring for the Oatman's, and the few scattered runs made by Klngman in nearly every the trick. The next game is to be played between Oatman and Goldroad, following which there will be return game with Oatman at Kingman.
 Last week telegram was received at Yucca containing the information that Frank Kampff had been caved on in stope of the Climax mine, near Prescott, and to have runner bring his brother ia from Chemehuevis mountain, where he was at work on mining property. The unfortunate ,,,,r h,1 baap uork n r in tha vtnpo of