Mohave County miner., 1914-06-27

passed through Kingman this morning
 on the way east. The drivers report
 good roads and that excellent time
 had been made.
 Miss Rowena Deming has gone to
 Prescott to prepare the ranch home
 for the removal of the family from KingC.an to that place for the sum
 mer months
 E. $. Clark, of Prescott, and Paul Burks. of Los Angeles. were before
 the Superior Court yesterday in the trial of cases arising out of the killing of cattle by the trains of the Santa Fe.
 E. k. Bollinger and wife are recent
 arrivals in Kinyn,an, Mr. Bolinger coming here co take up the practice of the law, Mir. and Mrs. Bollinyer are
 welcome additions to the town and we
 predict for them a successful future.
 T. F.. Pollock, of the Arizona Bank, is in Kingman, attending to i'm portant business. Mr Pollock is cue of the largest cattle and sheep owners in the state, as well as being at the head of several of it's largest institute ions.
 J. c. Lane and w. K. Ridenour made run to Oatman last Tuesday evening, returning the following day. Mr. Ridenour reports that the mines of that section are showing up wonder fully well and that many new proper. ties will soon be brought in.
 Iced refrigerator cars will carry produce from Los Angeles to King man twice each week, leaving Los An geles on Saturday and Wednesdays and arriving in kingman Monday and Friday. This will be of great con- venience to the merchants of this sec. tiOn.
 $. D. Stewart, one of the well known attorneys of Kingman, announces his candidacy for the office of County At torney on the democratic ticket. MT. Stewart is well equipped to handle the duties of the office if elected and would give the people splendid ad- ministration.
 The papers of Albuquerque persist in giving the Old Trails Road the name of Ocean to Ocean Highway. | The Ocean to Ocean Highway runs from Albuquerque to Socorro, west to St. Johns and then over the White mountains 10 Globe and Phenix. These papers will note that the Old Trails Road has no connection with that highway and it does not appear tight for them to make capital of our scenic highway.
 The Fourth of July committee has made many Improvements 10 the grand stand and it's surroundings. | The ball grounds have been cleared | off, leveled and will be thoroughly soaked and rolled. When the ball | boys go upon the grounds the Fourth | of July they will find one of the fastest diamonds in the state. It is now up to the people of the town to fix up the | streets and make them presentable 1 before visitors arrive.
 The many friends of Miss Gertrude | Muller will be pleased to learn of her marriage at Seattle, Washington. on June l7th, to Halford Marvin Postle. MT. Postle was a resident of this county for several years and is we'll known to the younger set. and was familiarly known as Happy" Mrs. POstle is sister of c. w. Miller, and has hosv of friends in Kingman and Needles that will wish her long life of married happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Postle will live in Thane, Alaska.
 The U. s. Senate has passed the bill appropriating 25,O0O$ for the pur. pose of building bridge across the Colorado river at Topock, conditioned that like amounts be appropriated by Arizona and California. As Arizona has already enacted measure to that effect it is up to San Bernardino county to put up its proportion, which is sure to be forthcoming. In the we hope the Santa Fe will get busy and make passable the rail road bridge, which has been under dis