Mohave County miner., 1913-05-17

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 A baby boy appeared at the home of Frank Russell last Monday morning.
 Rodeo is now on among the different ranches in the Sacramento and Wall. apai valleys,
 Mrs George Holstein, who has been visiting in Los Angeles the past month, returned yesterday.
 Wm. c. Klein, one of Kingman' popular young men, returned the first of the week after several weeks visit in Los Angeles.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, mother and father of Mrs. Allen Ware, who have been visiting in Kingman since before Christmas, departed to their home in Pennsylvania Wednesday last
 Mrs. Milton Maynard. of Horace, New Mexico. and Mrs. May Edwards and children of Maricopa, California, have been visiting relatives and friends in Kingman this week. Mrs Maynard left for home this morning while Mrs. Edwards will remain over Sunday.
 c. E. Waler, the well known Den yer architect. returned from visit to Los Angeles and Yuma few days ago and is looking after important business matters in Kinyman. He will prob. ably visit the Rainbow mines before returning to Denver.
 Robert E. Morrison. one of the most was visitor to Kingman last Satur- day, coming here on legal business, Mir. Morrison was U. s Attorney dur ing the Roosevelt administration and his brother J. E. Morrison, is now holding the same office.
 Miss Annie lePlee Scott, of Prescott. was recently married to a well known young business man of that city. The young lady is we'll known to the peo. ole of this county, every one of whom wishes her long and happy married life. She is the daughter of the late M. w. Scott and Mrs. Fannie Ewing Scott.
 A. Heliot. recent arrival at Crozier, was found dead this morning at that place, having hung himself during the night The unfortunate man had been in III health for some time and had visited the home of his daughter in the hope that he would find relief, and it is supposed in moment of despond- ency committed the rash act.
 Mrs. George Warren returned to Kingman this week and is arranging to sell their property here and return to Los Angeles, where they will re- side in the future. The people of Kingman are very sorry to lose Mir. and Mrs. Warren and are in hopes Mr. Warren will regain his health in a few months and again reside with us.
 Jerry Sullivan, one of the big land owners and cattlsmen of Yavapai county, stopped over in Kingman several days this week, coming in from Alaska and British Columbia. He is getting up big irrigation scheme for his holdings in Williamson valley and will make of that section one of the ideal farming communities of the state.
 June l4th is to be celebrated by Kingman lodge of Elks as Flag Day, the object being to impress on the younger generation, as well as the old ones, the duty they owe to the flag and the Nation. The event is to be of such importance that a special effort is be- ing put forth to make it an epoch in lodge affairs throughout the United States.
 The appropriation bills for the sup port of Indian schools in Mohave coun. ty carries the following amounts: For the support and education of two hun dred Indian pupils at Fort Mohave, and for pay of superintendent, 35, 5,5OOS; for general repairs and improvements, 3,8O0$, a total of 8,900$. For support and education of one hundred pupils ka Tpl