Mohave County miner., 1914-05-09

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 P. McCardell. the we'll known mineral surveyor, has returned from Music Mountain. where he has been surveying the properties of the Me- vada Arizona Gold Mines company, for patent.
 One of the first acts of the board of supervisors. when results are obtained from the sale of the road bonds. will be to make a splendid road over the mountain to Gold Road and Oatman. By the cutting down of the narrow part of the summit the road can be brought around the big bluff above the town of Gold Road and d splendid grade obtained. This cutting of the 1 grade at the summit will allow of new and better grade on the east side of the mountain. The road is one of the most used county roads in the state and should be put in the bsst shape possible for the heavy travel. The last Santa Fe performance was given in the M. E church last Wed. nesday evening. The entertainers were good and the audience showed its appreciation throughout the even- ing The following day some of the ladies took the com pany on picnic to Boulder Springs, where they had most enjoyable time. It is these little marks of attention by the people of Kingman that has given the town the name of the most hospitable place on the line of the Santa Fe and the place where the entertainers of the Reading Room Lyceum would rather stop at than any of the other towns along the line of the Santa Fe.
 Haskin and Talbard are getting their big garage in shape and will soon receive the machinery and equip ment. The building is one of the largest in the state devoted to auto- mobile repair. and sale of machines. and when the new machinery is in place it will be able to take care of an immense business. The mass of trans. continental travel will make the garages of Kingman profitable under taking. And on the other hand the number of machines in town represent a greater per capita than any town of | it's size in the United States.
 This week Henry Lovin and Rosco Stephens purchased the entire cattle holdings of Telly Bland and the con- ing week will proceed to gather them. The purchase price was 2S,000S. MT. Lovin paid the big end of the money and becomes a full partner with Mr. Stephens in the ranch and stock. Re- gently MT. Stephens purchased the cattle holdings of Mrs. Farlee and made several other trades, which gave him nice start in the cattle industry. The purchase of the Bland cattle will make a big herd. The rarye is said to be one of the best on the Sandy, being we'll watered and feed in plenty.
 Tomorrow the juvinlle nine will play the railroad office boys of Needles on the local diamond, and the follow ing Sunday the big fellows will try out the San Bernardino nine. It is purposed to have a game every Sun day afternoon during the summer months and at least four games are now scheduled In connection with the playing of these games we would call upon the boys of the Kingman club that it is up to them to get out and warm up and get in shape if they intend to make any showing against fairly good team. They must not for moment think that they are able to hit the pill and do field work unless they have had considerable practice. Young fellows should show some life and to get out an hour or two every evening will give them new life.
 The registration books of Mohave county are now open and the electors of the county must have their names thereon before being qualified to vote at either the primaries or the general election. All deputy Recorders are qualified under the law to register voters. No one who is not able to read the constitution of the United States in the English language can