Mohave County miner., 1913-07-19

County Road Overseer Russell is fixing up the bad spots in the road near Wallapai, from which locality much complaint has been made by automobilists.
 J. w. Cum mings has purchased the big teams of Frank Russell and will take over the contract of hauling ma chinery and supplies to the Frisco mines, at Union Pass.
 M H. Force is getting his building on Front street well toward com pletion. A new front is being put in and when completed it will be one of the best appearing places on the street.
 Miss Dondena Templeman is visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis, at Freeze Wash, Miss Templeman was raised Tn Kingmah and has a host of friends here. Her home is in Phenix.
 Mrs. Hattie Blakely and son Ernest came in from Gold Road Thursday last and departed to Los Angeles, where the boy will be placed under the treat ment of specialist to try to effect cure for an injured knee.
 o. T. Brinton came in from Gold Road the first of the week with Mrs. Brinton and the children and sent them to Montana, where they will re- main during the hot months. He re. turned to Gold Road Thursday last.
 Anson H. Smith is equipping his well in the Smith tract with big pumping plant with the intention of supplying water to small orchard and garden. The well is supposed to have enough flow to furnish at least 100000 gallons of water daily.
 Hon. Lamar Cobb and Frank Luke. of Phenix were in Kingman the past " CCh ot UCu MI. NOoO lS oldlC Engineer and Mr. Luke is supervisor of Maricopa county. The gentlemen have been looking over the country through the i've northern counties.
 A democratic paper is soon to make it's appearance at Flagstaff, the es- inmates for the plant having already been made. The Sun is now the only paper issued in the Mountain city, but it appears to fill the bill. Two poor papers will never fill the place of one good journal.
 Joe Rosenberg reports having run across M. w. Musgrove, Charles J. Hutchinson, 0. B. Stanton and c. B. VanDeman. formerly of Kingman, in New York City last week. The gentlemen appeared to be prosperous and doing things to enlist capital in Mohave county mining enterprises. As an indication of the amount of water that can be pumped from a we'll in Kingman the railroad company is pumping as high as 240,00O gallons daily from it's bored well near the de- pot. The company has two wells at this point for the purpose of furnishing 2 water in case of emergency to all trains east and west as well as the company's property.
 Ben Penberthy, at one time miner in this county, was arrested yesterday on a charge of selling whiskey to Indians. Penberthy was injured in a mine cave some years ago and since that time has been cripple. AL though able to do some work he pre- fers to bum his way and has added selling whiskey to Indians to his other bad habits. He will have hearing before the Commissioner this after noon.
 At depth of ninety feet the well oi George and Carrow has been complet. ed, in the Freeze Wash section The driller reports that the well shows a clear flow of water, strong current being perceptible. The gentlemen are to use the water for cattle and may
 put in field of alfalfa for feeding
 purposes in that locality. With the fndinU of water at such shallow dentf