Mohave County miner., 1914-05-30
Prescott's Frontier Day.

with one of the greatest Frontier Lay programs ever staged in this state. The only thing to be regretted is that this splendid lebration is being stag ed on day when many of the other towns of the north part of the state are celebrating the Nations Natal Day, and therefore detracting from this big show. But those who go from home to sec the other fellows show we would advise to not overlook the Pres colt show. Prescott is most delightful ly situated for summer show, high among the pines, where the weather is always delightfully."- cool and refresh ing and where there is always wei come to the stranger witnin the gate.
 Patrick Mehan, one of the old time mirers of this section, died last Wednesday at the county hospital of tu be rculosis. Mr. Mehan has been sufferer of the dread disease many years and his death was not unexpect- ed He had worked h many of the big camps of the country and was well known to all the old time miners cf the county.
 Mary F. Burns and Agnes M Kel- loyy, of Chicago. passed through King man few cays ago in Hudson Six on their way from San Francisco to Chicago. They report having made excellent time from the Bay City to kilyman and expect to keep up the good work. The ladies are demon strating the Hudson car and appear to know all about the mechanism of the machine.
 J. s. Withers returned Thursday last from Los Angeles, where he has been looking after business affairs. And now that the county has secured the necessary money to continue road building. as chairman of the board of supervisors he will have hls time well occupied during the next few months lining up the work that is to be done on the county roads. Mr. Withers has been one of the most active work CTS in the cause of good roads and is well backed up by the other mem bers of the board.
 Kingman is to have one of the most delightful celebrations of the Fourth of July that has ever been pulled off in any part of the state. The whole citizenship of the town has taken hold of the matter and will keep the thing gong as long as there is any fun to be had Money in plenty has been sub- scribed and the good fellows are put ting up great carnival of fun. Every body should be here to see the many stunts pulled off and to enjoy every minute of the two days.
 Ray l.. Dimmick is getting ready to make trip by auto from Kingman to Denver. the ace over the mountain to odlI Jdke anu ou VO odu FFduClSCO. T His wife and child and James Dundon will accompany him on the trip. Several weeks will be devoted to hunt ing and fishing in Colorado. The whole trip will be made by easy stages through the country. MT. Dlmmick is well acquainted with the mountain country of Colorado and expects to have the time of his life.
 A rumor is rife that an agreemen has been reached with the Santa Fe railroad company under which the bridge across the Colorado river is to be planked to allow automobiles to cross under the same restrictions as trains, but are unable to verify the re- port. If the report is true Mohave and San Bernardino counties will meet the expense of the work and nomi- nal charge will be made against each machine. This will be of incalcuable benefit to the autoist. as it will do away with the long wait at Topock for train service and allow the machines to use their own power all the way.
 Last Sunday afternoon a big crowd of Kingman people witnessed one of the best ball games of tho season, and although Klngmon lost they enjoyed the game. The final score was to B.