Mohave County miner., 1914-04-25

miles from the railroad, which will ena ble the company to ship very low grace of ore to the United Verde shelter. The Clark people have been opera ting the mine the past year and have opened large tonnage of ore.
 Many automobile tourists passed through Kingman this week. Many of the tourists were on their way to the Grand Canyon, while others were going to the coast from the east. One of the cars came from Fl Paso, having been shipped to that place from Kearney, Neb. The owner of this Car is heavily interested in the mines at Coppervllle and drove out there to take look at the property.
 Last week the MINER made an CT, TOT in mentioning the suit of John H. Ware against E. W. McCauseland and others in stating that the suit was for damages for false imprisonment. The basis of the suit is for false and maIic- ious arrest, Mir. Ware having been arrested on charge preferred by Ross D. McCauseland. which action was later dismissed at instance of complainant
 Saturday, May 2nd which has been l N,tinp,1 C,F n,y y throughout the United States, will be observed in fitting manner in King man. The ladies of the city, assisted by Mrs J. l.. Munds, will give sui fraye burlesque which promises to be an amusing and entertaining affair. The public is cordially invited to at tend and only the regular picture show prices will be charged.
 State Mine Inspector Bolin, ac- companed by deputy mine inspector J.. C. Will on, were klngman visitors thls week. This was the first visit of Mr.. Bolin to this part of the state and he was much pleased with what he saw. Mr. Wilson was called to the Golconda mine to examine into the ac- cdental death of miner, and found thav every precautlon had been taken 10 obvlate further occurrences.
 Last Wednesday was one of the most peculiar of the many freak April days this country is in the habit of having. During the night it rained quite hard and the morning dawned with the mountalps covered with snow. Later in the day snow fell in the valleys, but melted as fast as it fell. While the day was raw and chilly there was but a slight frost during the night. which did not lnjure fruit or vegeta- tion.
 J. H. Knight, Axel Ericson and Osa Walker represented Kingman lodge No. ', I. o. O. F.. this week. They returned yesterday and report having had a great time. The Rebekahs were represented by Miss Mary Kayser as representative and Mrs. M. E. Cohen our, a memb Der of the grand lodge of the order. Mrs. Cohenour was elected marshal by the grand lodge. Axel Ericson was elected grand conductor by the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
 fany person believes that Uncle Sam will occupy Vera Cruz for month or two they may ust as well disabuse their minds of that Idea. Your Uncle Sammy will be in the City of Mexico within the next thirty days and will have that murdering scoundrel Huerta on his way to military prison or will drive him into the net of Villa. If a stable government was set up tomorrow with strong man in the presidential chair, the people of the United States would be ready to deliver over that revoluton-ridden country to them, but there appears to be no such good luck in store for the poor people of the sister republic.
 Fred Brawn is working some men on new automobile road between Kingman and Gold Road. When the road is completed it will cut off a mile or two of travel and at the same time will be easy to keep in repair. This is the road that should be taken up by the county and built into boulevard