Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13

Miss Hazel Elander, of San Fran. cisco, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. R. Franklin, of K,ngman.
 Miss Emma White. of Charleston. Illinois. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Ellis, for few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eshom came in from the Cienega ranch the first of the week and are visiting relatives in Kingman.
 The mother and father of 5. D. Stewart arrived from California last Saturday and are visiting for few days.
 Mrs. Ross H. Bakely returned to Kingnan Saturday evening from San <a Clara, Cal. where she was called a few weeks ago by the death of her mother.
 Tomorrow Kingman baseball boys will 20 up against the Needles team, captained by Manager Ryan. The game promises to be Que of the best of the season. the two being evenly matched.
 Clay Cornwall. youngest son of Hon. Ad Cornwall. returned a few days ago from school. The young fellow shows great Improvement and few more Ierns w,ll develop him into one of the finest men in the state.
 Ed. Whipple. one of the old timers of this county, was Kingman visitor this week. coming here from Flagstaff to look after the courthouse contract for his firm.
 Harry Knight was called to Stock ton, Califol nsa, last Saturday after noon by the serious illness of his brother. Dr. Knight is well known to the people of thls county and his re- covery is sincerely prayed for.
 The work of making a new road from Fourth street to connection with the state road below the home of Harry Hubbs, IS now under way. When com pleted this part of the road work will make the upkeep far less than it heretofore has been.
 A. M. Cook departed for Los Ange- les last Saturday to select home for the family where they expect to re- s,de. Mrs. Cook and the children left Tuesday, but as soon as the family is settled Mir. Cook will return to King man.
 William Flannigan and family came n from Oatman Wednesday last and went into Los Angeles, where Mrs. Flannigan will remain some time to try to regain her health. She has been i'll for some time and it was thought that a few months on the coast would bring back her health.
 A large number of cattle were ship. ed this week from Blackberry, the shippers being G. T. Duncan. T. G, Walter, J K. P Fancher. Sam Sloan, Henry Bacon, w. E. Frost. Walter Starkey. Stephens and Lovin, Clyde Cofer. Carrow Bros. Geo. A. Bonelli, John Musser, and some others. The prices paid were far above that re- ceived by the, cattlemen at the last shipping.
 Dr.. H. A. Hughes and his campaign manager arrived in Kingman Wednes. day evening and Thursday night talk ed to the people on the issues of the campaign in furtherance of his candi- dacy for governor of the State. Dr.. Hughes is pleasing gentleman and made many friends in town. He is seeking the indorsement of the demo. cratic electors at the primary election next Septe
 Last Monday Mrs. c. M. Farlee, ac- companied by her nephew. ex Gov. Curry, of New Mexico, were in King. man and called on many of the old friends. Gov. Curry met many people here whom he know in the early days of New Mexico and their greetings were very cordial. Gov. Curry will probably take Mrs. Farlee to his home in New Mexico for a visit of some length, although 1t is to be hoped that