Mohave County miner., 1914-02-28
A. M. McDuffee was a Kingman visitor last Thursday, coming over from Chloride to visit with an old friend.

The University of Missouri Glee Club, which gave a performance at Kingman about two weeks ago, under the auspices O the Santa Fe Reading Room, is quarantined at Albuquerque. two cases of small pox having develop ed in their car. The young men were returning to their homes in Missouri from a trip over the Santa Fe, special car having been assigned them.
 Next Thursday the Santa Fe Girls Band will give an entertainment un- der the Reading Room Entertainment of the Santa Fe, at Elks Opera House. The company is com posed of forty-two young ladies, daughters of Santa Fe employees at Wellington, Kansas, and are vouched for as being able to de- liver the music. They will be met by a record crowd and the boys of King man are to do the entertaining with . big dance after the show.
 Hugh Campbell this week looked after he shtaring of 4OOO head of sheep and shipped the wool to eastern buyers. It is said that he was paid 16 l-2 cents per pound for the wool, which is above the market of last year. J. l.. Munds and A. A. Johns are shearing ll,00O head of sheep, but have not yet dis posed of their wool, believing that the market will be still better in short time. It is expected that fully 100000 head of sheep will be brought here for the shearlng and lambing season. Thursday evening Dr. w. H. Butcher, passed through Kingman on passenger train No. ? for A Albuquerque, having in care Dr. J. R. Whlteside, who is very | ill. Dr.. Whiteside will be placed in the hospital at Albuquerque, where it is hoped that a change of climate and good nursing will bring him back to his former health Judge Krook went to Needles to meet the party and came on to Kingman with them. Dr. | Whiteside has a host of friends in Mo- have county that will wish him speedy recovery from his illness. William Grant, the Hack berry mer- chant was Kingman visitor a few days ago. He stated that as soon as the road is plated between Blackberry and Antarez the people of that town will begin work on it. So far they are all at sea as to just where the road is to run and therefore can do no per- manent work, The county engineer should run the lines of this road out and let the people get to work on it, so that a connection can be establish ed with the kingman road. The two towns should get together on this work at once.
 County Road Superintendent Russell is trying out scheme to prevent the cutting out of the street by the waters from the cross street running toward l by oillng the street at that point. If this is successful the people ought to grade up the main streets of the town and oil them, making the necessary drainage to carry off the flood waters. The water from the canyon above Mrs. Cohenour's place could be carried down Fifth street and emptied into the railroad drainage ditch. which would clear the way for improvement along Pine and Fourth streets.
 District Attorney Chas. w. Herndon and Assessor Frank Hunt leave this afternoon for the northern part of Mohave county on official business. Straight through the county the trip would be about 100 miles but the way they will go makes it nearly 1000 miles. The gentlemen go first to Bar stow, then north to Moapa, then by stage 10 Bunkervile, then to Little field, then to St. George, Utah, then to Moccasin, in the extreme northern part of this county. As a matter of fact they go first through part of California, then into Nevada and then into Utah, passing around into three states in order to get to the towns named.
 Last Sunday the Kingman school