Mohave County miner., 1913-08-16

The StOrk left baby boy at the home of I. D. Hilty Wednesday last
 Dr.. and Mrs A. l.. Hilton have re- turned from their vacation spent on the coast.
 H. l.. Hanna, travelling freight agent of the Santa Fe, was a Kingman visitor this week.
 o. D. M Gaddis and J. E. Perry. in company of mining man. went out to the Gro Plata mine this morning.
 Edwin Stowe, son of c. M. Stowe. arrived from his old home in Florida last Sunday, and will remain some time in Kingman.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. N, Nckell arrived from California last night, having been called home by the illness of Mrs. Nickell's mother.
 Jack Cornelius is now able to get around town on crutches. He suffer- ed a compound fracture of the bones of one leg more than month ago.
 Stuart Thompson visited the Grand Canyon this week, returning yester- day. He enjoyed the trip and believes it we'll worth the time and money of any one to make the trip.
 Mrs. J. N. Cohenour and children are home again after four months in Los Angeles, where she had her little daughter under treatment by special ists. The little one is now well again,
 The big black delivery horse of the Arizona Stores company fell into a stump hole in the rear of the residence of Ike Conkey, last Wednesday and before It could be gotton out died from it's injuries.
 Mrs. T. s. O'Brien and family are visiting with friends Tn Kingman. stopping over day or two while on the way from Dakota to Los Angeles Mir. O'Brien is superinte ending prop. erty ip Amador county. California.
 Tomorrow there will be baseball game between Oatman and Kingman on the local grounds. The Kingman team is playing excellent ball and the people should accord the players all encouragement and support
 The tax rate in Mohave county is expected to be 1 .4OS on the lOO$ of val uation. This will prove q most invit. ing rate and may bring many invest. ments. Nextyear will witness greatly increased tax roll and reduced levy.
 J. S. Withers and J. c. Potts went down to Mohave Gap to take a look at the new piece of roadway that is be- ing constructed between that place and Topock. They report that with small amount of work the road will be an excellent highway for travel to the west.
 Mrs. Hattie Blakely and son Ernest returned Wednesday last from Los Angeles, where the boy vas under the care of specialists. He was much benefited by treatment and it is prob- able that he will recover the use of his knee. from winch an abscess was removed about year ago.
 J.,K. P. Fancher and wife and Percy Thompson, who have been motoring in California, Mr. and Mrs. Fancher visiting old stamping grounds, arriv- ed in Kingman few days ago on the trip homeward bound. Mr. and Mrs. Fancher have the largest cattle ranch in the county on the Big Sandy.
 Walter Brown and Frank l.. Hunt departed Thursday last to Utah. where they will look over the country and its opportunities the next month. It is barely possible that Frank is to present Walter to some handsome widow of the land of the Saints and that there will be something dolng in the Endowment House before their re- turn.
 Nadine Hubbs, Leo Multi gan, Olive Fancher, Beuna Hilty, Bessie Mul. lgan and Mable Van Marter. departed the first of the week to Flagstaff where they enter the Northern Ari zona Normal School for the ensuing