Mohave County miner., 1914-05-09

A baby boy arrived at the homo of John Harris last Thursday.
 M. I. Powers. of the Citizens Bank, is here from Flagstaff, looking after his banking interests.
 Will Tarr and family of Mineral Park, visited with relatives in King nan this week.
 Mrs. sylvia Whitman, who has been in Los Angeles for couple of weeks, is home again.
 Mrs. M. B. Overstreet departed to Bakersfield Saturday last where she will visit relatives for month or so.
 J. w. Francis, one of the big sheep men of Flagstaff, and an ex-sheritf of Coconino county. was kingman visi. tor this week.
 N. w. Tarr. who has been in King man over 8 week looking after bnsi- ness of the firm. departed for his home in Los Angeles Thursday evening.
 Robert Richardson. a nephew of tsev. Deming arrived from Colorado Springs few days ago and will re- man for a few weeks.
 It is quite common to see soldiers going through Kinyman from the coast 70 Galveston and Wingate. This week several thousand went through to the east and expect to 70 on to Vera Cruz
 A few days ago rock from a blast, put of in the sinking of reservoirs for she oil at the new garage of Haskin and Tolbard. broke one of the big plate glass windows in the front of the store of Nickell & Co.
 Mrs Mary E. Bradley, who has been spending the winter in Kingman with her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Linv,le, departeda few days ago for Douglas, where she will visit with her son for a few weeks before returning to her home in Connellsville, Pa.
 T. K. Pollock, of the Arizona Gen. tral Bank, was Kingman visitor this week. coming down to look after his many interests. MT. Pollock believes this will be one of the greatest years the stock and sheep men have ever known in the state.
 Casper N. Brewer had the fingers of his left hand badly lacerated by the explosion of five dynamite caps, at the mines, the first of the week. He came to town and had the injury dressed, and while the torn fingers are very painful no serious results are expected.
 Bryan Hity has just returned from Prescott, where he has been staying with his aunt, Mrs. H B. White. Mr. White. who was inj ured in the auto. mobile accident near Jerome is now at home but not entirely recovered from his injuries.
 The Arizona Stores company is re- moving part of It's stock to the Gaddis x Perry building, where it will main. tain it's business in future, although the other store will still look after part of the business in town. It is expected that big sale will take place as soon as the stocks of the com. bined stores are arranged.
 This week shows big influx of tourists over the Old Trails Route. i've cars coming through each day. When this great roadway is put in better shape the number of motorists coming over it cannot be estimated. Every car that now goes over the route is a standing advertisement of the scenic attractions that are to be found along it's whole course.
 Brawn & Robinson this week re- ceived their new three ton White truck through the Old Trails Garage. The machine is one of the handsomest ever brought to Kingman and Is ideal in it's construction. All parts have been reinforced over the old style of White and the engine power has been greatly increased. The truck will be put on the Goldroad- Oatman run. and will haul freight and passengers. The new firm has started out under the best of auspices and we predict for