Mohave County miner., 1913-04-26

sinking for several days and his death
 was not unexpected.
 i The arrangements have not yet been
 made for the funeral but it will proh. a bly be held tomorrow afternoon.
 Deceased leaves wife, three sons and daughter, Wm F. Moore, John
 NJ. Moore. Melvin A. Moore and Mrs. Clara M. Strause. to mourn his death.
 The Nebraska Concert and Opera Company, which gave the operatic sketch of the Lovers Quarrel, was one of the best of the Santa Fe entertain CTS that have visited Kingman this season. Kingman people have always appreciated these entertainments, and as a compliment to our little city the artists have given them the best that their talents could produce. Should this little company come this way again they are sure to be met with crowded house.
 Wednesday last the stores of Lovin x Withers Company and Tarr & Me Comb were closed on account of the funeral of William Ware, father of Allr1 E.. John H. and Samuel s. Ware, which took place in Somerset, Penn. Deceased had been resident of Pennsylvania practically all his life, being a pioneer of the section bordering on the Maryland lire.
 The past week there was consider able excitement among the Wallapai Indians, owing to the disappearance of one Copache, an old squaw, we'll known the Indians that the squaw had gone into the canyon south of town with white man. who had bottle of whis. key and that she never returned. The white man left town the next day. Agent Charles Shell, of the Truxton Canyon Indian school, came to King. man and started the quest of the miss ing woman in earnest and it was soon reported from Needles that she was there at the Wallapai Indian camp, where the Indians were working on the Colorado river levee.
 Frank L. Hunt and c. w. Herndon, Assessor and County Attorney, re- sDectively, of Mohave county, return ed Wednesday evening from Topock, where Mir. Hunt was holding ninety nioe head of mules owned by the Oc. cdental Construction company, a Los Angeles concern. The company had refused to pay taxes oa it's outfit and as result the mules were seized for the tax, amounting to more than 400S. The animals were held at Topock the past ten or twelve days at an expense of about 40S per day, and on Wednes- day, few hours before the scheduled hour of sale, the co mpany paid the tax and all expense and the mules were shipped back to Los Angeles. These mules had been leased to the govern ment for the purpose of constructing a dike along the east bank of the Colo. rado river and when the high water came the animals had 10 be taken out of the bottom. The Assessor demand, ed the tax on the lifts, which was refused, hence the seizure. Every ef- fort was made by the agent at Fort Mohave to defeat the collection of taxes on this property, but the Assess or, backed by the supervisors and law of the county stood firm and made the company come to time. Even the '. s. Attorney was impor- tuned to stop the seizure and sale of the stock, possibly on a misrepresen- tatlon of the facts, but the bluff did not work. Assessor Hunt IS to be con- graduated on the manner in which this tax matter was handled.
 Dr. Paul Mcintosh will start in the latter part of next month by making regular monthly trips to the adjoining camps, and will put in a regular office in each town. He will stay three days at a time in ths outside offices, ana give the balance of hls time to his Kingman office.
 Rheumatism as result of kidney trouble, stiff and aching joints, back ache. lum bago and sore kidneys, all