Mohave County miner., 1914-07-04

Class Mail.
 J. w. Quinn, who has been on thu Big Sandy for months past, is King man visitor, coming here to take part 1T the celebration.
 O. D. M. Gaddis came in from his ranch at Mays Well Thursday morning to attend to some important mining business. He says that he has been working hard to get the ranch in shape to care for the growing herds of cattle.
 A number of people from this county have gone to Prescott, where they will take in the Frontier Day exercises. Prescott is doing things in the way of making the Mile High city attractive and the good work should be incouraged.
 Agent Gather informs us that on account of Saturday being July 4th arrangements have been made to ship from Los Angeles on Friday, July Sd, and by keeping in refer July 5th, it will be found in best of shape for delivery on Monday next.
 Harry McComb, of the Tarr & Me Comb company, came in from his home in Los Angeles Thursday last and will remain until after the festivities of the Fourth are over. Mir. McComb is a good roads booster and is well pleased with the way road work is being car ried on in this county.
 An unusual sight was presented to the people of Kingman when the Sandy stage drove up the main street of the town Wednesday, for in the rear part of the auto truck was COW, while the front seats were occupied by five pass engers. The COW was brought in from the Carrow ranch, sixty miles iron King man, and appeared to be enjoying her first joy ride.
 Harry F. Williams, manager of the Kingman Electric company, has install ed new street lamps that are really the finest ever. These lamps are known as the Edison hydrogen lamp, and is the first installation in the state. The light is so brilliant that the ordinary globe cannot be used and ground glass globes only are put in. All the street lamps are to be converted to this light and thorough trying out effected.
 Charles w. Herndon, our present able County Attorney, has announced that he is candidate for reelection to the same office. MT. Herndon has held the office during the past three years and has shown that he has the ability to care for any and all business that presented itself. It is not apparent that he has lost friends with the years, but that he has bound the old friends to him and brought over many new ones.
 This is the day we celebrate and the Miner force is helping the town cele- brate. Kingman is doing herself proud in the welcome it is extending to the guests within our gates, and we hope that this get-to-gether movement will not end with the day, but will continue for all time to come. We need the good influences that commingling of the peoples bring and it is to be hoped that we will not have to await return of this day to bring all these visitors to Kingman again.
 The singers are doing their level best to make the big banquet tonight the greatest ever pulled off in the state. Seats have been provided for 300 peo- pie. The spacious room has been hand somely decorated and when the time comes for the guests to take their places no place in the state will have more inviting appearance. The good work of the ladies of Kingman and the direction of Judge Krook has brought about this beautiful effect.