Mohave County miner., 1914-04-25

were in K:ngman this week and took a trip over the Chloride branch to see , what was necessary to make that part of the system capable of handling : greater traffic.
 1 Alex McCaskell sustained the frac- ture of his jaw in fall from ladder, while working on an addition to the home of Chris Hoffman, in Kingman, last Monday. While the injury was a painful one it will be but few days until he is again at work.
 Howell Jones, of the Santa Fe land department, was in Kingman few days ago, but concluded to stay over until some land matters have been straight. ened out so that action may be taken by the railroad company. He is try ing to interest someone Tn big deal in railroad lands in the county.
 The road now under construction be- tween Kingman and Yucca is fast ap- preaching completion. Near Gold Flat two bridges are being put in that will stralghten out the road and pre- vent washouts. By the middle of May the road will be completed to the Ma guire ranch, the survey having been carried that far. This road will be one of the best in the county. Rosco and Frank Stephens were brought into town the early part of the week and placed under the care of Dr.. Tilton. Frank had an attack of pleuro- pneumonia while Rosco had a bad attack of pleurisy. Both young men are getting along all right under the wa,chful care of their mother. 1 The two youIg fellows had been I gathering cattle at Peach Springs when stricken and had to be rushed to town to secure the service of a physic- ian, as they were each suffering great pain.
 
 , Day, July 3, 4, }. and 6, this year, with doings that will interest the people of the ~hOle state. A splendid program is being prepared for the oc. casion and will soon be sent out to all communities that the people nay get an insight into the doings of every day of the celebration. Riding bucking horses, bull. jogging steers horse races, and every class of frontier sports will be indulged in., Prescott is peculiarly situated n the heart of the COW country and has a wide range of sports to draw from. The presence of big moving picture concern at the Mile High City gives it the advantage of the best actors and riders that can. not be beaten at any of the cowboy games.
 The Kingman juvinile baseball boys were trimmed to the tune of about 16 to l2 last Sunday, by the boys from Iho lIuA'ou Sduyoh Iuuidu sCuoOl. For eight innings the score was in fa- vor of the home team, but in the last inning the Indian school boys con- menced hitting the ball so hard and fast that it resolved itself Into mar athon. Had Hilty not weakened in the eight the home team would have won in walk, but with some hard hitting and numerous errors the home team had no chance. There is no doubt that the home boys are the bet ter players, but they yet lack system, which will only come with greater ex- perience. Before summer is over this team should be able to take any of the younger teams of the country into camp. Harry Jones, manager of the team, is deserving of praise for the manner in which he is bringing the boys out.
 Robert Pellejero was crushed Co death in a cave on the 9th level of the Golconda ID inc, last Wednesday morn ing. The unfortunate man has been put to work at a. point some distance from the shaft and had gone to work there. For some reason unknown he had gone to tho place where the cave occurred and was caught under the fall of rock. Those who examined the al hot O been sitting under the ore chute to