Mohave County miner., 1913-11-01

from the Cienega ranch to visit with his father for fev days.
 c. N. Nickell returned from Los An geles few days ago where he had been looking after business.
 Tomorrow The school teachers of this county will leave for Phoenix to attend the Stgte Teachers Institute County uperintendent of Scuools Met calf will also make the trip.
 Harry Haskin will leave today for Phoenix with his car and may enter one of the light car races at the fair He has been tuning his car up to racing condition the past week.
 w. C.. Babcock and wife returned yesterday from u p to many of the coast cities and will go to thA:r home in Chloride today. They had splen did time during their Sojourn n Cali. fornia. Washington and Oregon.
 George A. Boneli has added gro cery department to his mercantile and dry goods store and is doing a good business in the new llne. This week he sold out the greater part of car load of spuds and onions.
 Mrs. Harris, of Phoenix, President of the Rebekah Assembly, is King man visitor. coming here in the inter- est of the order. The Rebe kah lody ye gave a supper last Wednesday even ing and entertained all the Odd Eel. lows at their banquet rooms and a gcod time was had by all present.
 The Catholic ladies of ilngman al 6 pettoning Bishop Granjon to have a priest permanently assigned to thls parish. There are many communi- cants of that faith in Kingman and the surrounding country and with a priest stationed here 1t is believed greater interest will be taken in church affairs
 Mrs. Ada Brooks, who has held down the Postal office at this place for two years past, has taken vaca. tion and Miss c. To"les. of Los An. geles, will take her place at the key. Mrs. Brooks has been one of the most accommodating operators the company has had here and the public will miss her during vacation time.
 The MINER IS in receipt of Jo Con. nors book, "Who's Who in Arizona. '' and must say that it is right up to date, although it does not contain a biography of all the great men of Mo. have county, having omitted. the sad life history of Kean St Charles and the smiling countenance of the MINER editor from it's pages.
 kingman sent a baseball aggrega. ton to Prescott to take part in the fair program. and while they came back with the scalp of Clarkedale dangling at their belt they lost their own to Prescott. Kingman won sec. ond money in the tOurnement, The boys report having had a nice time and say that the people of Prescott treated ahem right royalty.
 Kingman Lodge of Elks is making preparation for the observance o Memorial Day. A committee has been appointed and big progam is out lined. The observance of memorial day is rtualistic and every lodge ir the United States is required to dc honors to the dead on that day. Thi. year memorial day will occur on the 7th of December.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Potts are home from the Prescott fair, where the, claim to have enjoyed great time They say the far was an exceptional, good one, and that the fairs to follow ought to grow better and bigger with the years. It is understood that nex, year the fair will be held earlier in the year, which will not conflict with the state fair.
 Greedy Clack came in from the Rico mine few oays ago and reports the finding of rich float rock on the noun tam to the west of the c o. D. mine He made search for the vein but was unable to locate it. He will go out tc