Mohave County miner., 1913-07-26

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 Jack Ellis, member of the Arizona legislature, came over from Chloride last night and is shaking hands with his many Kingman friends.
 $. A. Tyler, owner of valuable mining property in the Mineral Park section, is kingman visitor, coming here to look after important business affairs.
 nrmber of Kingman people have signitied their intention of going to the . Moki snake dance at Oraiba, which is to be held on or about the l6th of next month.
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Ramsey. Hugh Wilson, S. A. Tyler and John St. Charles are Kingman visitor, toCay, having come over from the Lead City last evening.
 Mrs, I. M. George and daughter de. parted Thursday night to the old home at Atlantic City. Many other places will be visited during her ab- sence and the return trip will prob. ably be made over one of the northern roads.
 The past week brought an end to the drought that has prevailed this year throughout the north part ofthe state rains being universal over a wide area MOhave county was drenched from every angle and the cattlenen are jubilant.
 Jerome Carrow, who has been i'll the past month with an injured finger and who later was reported to have an attack of appendicitis, was taken to Los Angeles the first of the week. the attack having taken an acute form. His mother accompanied him.
 Prescott Sunday evening last, having held session of court at that nlace the prior six days. court was taken up with an l,npu4,ant mining case. Owing to the absence of the court reporter Miss Hettie Klein was called to report the case. She returned home Monday evening,
 Thomas and George Brobant were called to San Jose Thursday night by telegram informing them of the serious illness of their brothe Jack. The boys departed on the flyer, per. init being given by the general pas sanger agent to board that train. All the old timers in this county know Jack Brobant and hope for hls speedy re- coverv.
 Kingman people, members of the National Old Trails Roads Association, are in receipt of notice that the organization has been linked with the National Highway Association and to- gether these organizations are work. ing for the cooperation of the federal government in the building of systems of highways throughout the United States. The federation of these great factors In highway building will be of benefit to the nation and may bring about the passage of the highway bills now before congress.
 The Mohave county Board of Equali. zation. the clerk of the board Ike Bartholomew, and County Assessor Frank l.. Hunt have gone to Phenix. where they will meet with the State Tax Commission next Monday. All the other board sand assessors in the State will be there to go over the lists and try to get an equitable assessment of all classes of property. The calling together of these boards and the assessors will bring much good in the matter of arriving at a general average of valuations and result in reducing the levy to an inviting point.
 George A. Bonelll this week circu. lated petition asking the board of supervisors to call an election for the establishment of high school in itingman. The petition was universal ly signed, Kngman needs a high school badly and the sooner the project is under way the better it will be for the town. Children have to be sent to the Normal schools from this county and when after four years are graduat