Mohave County miner., 1913-07-05
E. A. Murdock. brother of Mrs. J. N. Wilson, is visiting in Kingman.


 J. N: Wilson, is visiting in Kngman. Henry Lovin, who has been looking otter his interests in California, re- turned home Wednesday morning. Sam Rhea, who has been foreman at the Tennessee mine for the past year, was a visitor in Kingman this week
 Toney Waiter and George w. Mll- Ter, accompanied by their families are taking in the big time at Prescott this week. They expect to make the run to ete Grand Canyon in their cars.
 Allen E. Ware returned the first of the week from d six weeks outing in the mountains and plains of northern California and Nevada. He reports that he had the time of his life hunt ing and fishing.
 N. J. Churchill, superintendent of the Tennessee mine, at Chloride. accompanied by his wife and child. were Klngman visitors yesterday. Mir. Churchill has been keeping close to the work at the Tennessee mine and has brought It to hiyhstate of d,- velopment.
 ,C. l.. Davidson and son Throck returned from the Grand Canyon yes- terday evening and will remain here a month or more looking after mining interests. The starting up of the big mill at Copperville will interest them considerably, aside from their other mining interests.
 Carl Walters, who has been acting as cashier of the Citizens Bank during the absence of A. J. McKelvey, de- parted to his home in Flagstaff. While in Kingman he made number of friends that will be pleased to have him permanently stationed here as MT. McKelvey's assistant.
 departed last Monday night to Los Angeles, from which they. will go to Panama and other southern points, reaching New York within the month and crossing overland to Kingman. The trip is designed to take in all the scenic and interesting places along the Panama railroad andAtlantlc seaboard. The board of Supervisors of San Bernardino county have changed the title of that good old song from " When the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold", to When the Sands of the Desert Grow Wet, as they have refused licenses to every saloon in the desert section, with exception of Needles and in the hottest part of the summer, too.
 Beginning Monday the fourteenth of this month, the board of equalization will hear complaints of taxpayers valua tions have been raised by the board at its June meeting. Over 3O0,0O0S has been added to the valuations of county property by the board and it is probable that the greater part of this amount will be allowed be allowed to stand. Jack Cornelius, a well known miner of the Yucca country, suffered a broken leg in friendly scutfie with Jack Fettes. at Yucca, a few days ago. He was taken to Kingman and is un- der the care of the surgeon. The boys set the limb as soon after the accident as possible and the doctor reported that they had done good job
 Assistant State Engineer Parker came up from Topock few days ago attend to matters connected with the building of the state highway east from that point. He reports torrid weather in that place, but that work IS progressing on the road as well as could be expected. The grade from the bridge to the mesa is well under way and when That is completed travel can be diverted over that road.
 Every case of tuberculosis within the state of Arizona will have to be re- ported to the local registrars and phy- scians will soon be supplied with blanks to cover the information. The rule was made by the state board last May and will hereafter be rigidly enforced Allinfectuous or courageous