Mohave County miner., 1913-08-09

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 Mrs. Harry LeClair returned last Thursday morning from Los Angeles, where she had been attending to bus mess matters the past three weeks.
 The Misses Hettie Klein and Mill dred kayser departed Thursday even. ing to Yellowstone Park and other scenic points in the north and north- west.
 Frederick Jones United States Nat. urallzation Commissioner. arrived in kingman the first of the week to con- duct examinations for naturalization. There were no applicants in waiting here and the Commissioner went on to Prescott and other county seat towns of the State.
 Advices from Prescott state that while driving over the State road near Prescott, last Thursday, State Engineer Lamar Cobb suffered broken leg in jumping from his car. which he be- iieved was going head on into an- other car. He was taken to the Sisters hospital at Prescott, where he will be laid up for a month or more.
 Henry Lovin has been appointed commissioner for Mohave county bv the 4avapai county fair commission. The commission desires to have all northern counties represented and are taking the matter up with the various boards of supervisors. As Mohave county cannot have a far at this time our people should give their undivided support to the exposition of Yavapai.
 George and Carrow are sinkiny a well on the old Prescott road, some distance west of the Red Tanks and have the hole down about so feet They have experienced some trouble In showing casing and may have to re- duce the size of the hole and shove smaller casing. They are of the belief that good volume of water will he encountered in this hole, and if their expectation is realized it will provide water for an excellent range.
 Robert Lee, who has been working at the mines of Copperville, came in from that camp Thursday night in quest of an ocullst to have his eye ex. amined and treated. While working in the mine, last week, a piece of steel broke off the drill and struck him in the eye. He went to Needles and had the obstruction removed, but the eve continued to be inflamed and he con. cluded to give it further medical at. tentiOn.
 E. s. Clark, the well known Prescott attorney. was Kingman visitor yes- terday, coming here to look after legal matters in the Superior Court. He says that the people of Yavapai county, and especially Prescott, are enthused over the proposition of holding yearly fair at that place. in which all north. ern Arizona will be invited to take part. Prescott will be an ideal place for fair, and as the interest of the people has wide range, from mining and agriculture to horticulture and cattle and sheep raising. the fair will take on much larger and more inn portant range than the state fair at Phoenix.
 Yesterday afternoon Emmett Hoff- man had a narrow escape from being run over by an automobile at the cor | ner of Front and Fifth streets when | he colllded with the auto driven by Stewart Thompson. The boy was rid | ing his bicycle close to fence down Fifth street and ran out in front of the auto. In throwing himself from the bike to escape the machine his ley was caught under the bike and dis location of the knee resulted. The fragments of the knee are also badly torn. While the injury will not be permanent the lad will be laid up for several weeks. Had the automobile been travelling at the high rate that nearly all machines are run through the streets of the town the boy would certainly have been killed, but luckily they were travelling at a low speed. Mrs. Hoffman, mother of the boy was