Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05

Howard w. Kemper has opened a mining brokerage office in the Hotel Beale.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Farr have re- turned from a three weeks trip to Cal ifornia.
 Mrs. Thomas Devine and daughter Miss May returned from Coronado last Thursday.
 R. A. Robertson is taking a much needed rest in the hill country in and around Goldroad.
 w. B. Ridenonr, the well known Blackberry mining man, was King man visitor last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Henry Lovin and daughter have returned from Long Beach, where they spent the heated spell
 John Little has returned from visit to San Diego and other coast points. He met large number of Arizonans in California and reports many of them doing we'll
 Lovin & Withers have prepared the Crozier building for the second story that is to be built on the rear of the main building and will begin con- struction as soon as workmen can be secured.
 c. J. Hutchson and bride returned from their honeymoon trip to Pacific coast points last Wednesday evening. They will take up their residence in Kingman, from which place Mr. Hutchinson will look after his exten- sve mining interests.
 Ferd Nellis, at one time resident of Chloride, but who has been residing in Williams the past several years, died at sanitarium in Illinois few days ago of cancer of the stomach Mir. Nellis was known throughout northern Arizona as one of the most progressive citizens of the territory and thousands of friends will mourn his death. J. T. Wallace and Charles Cassidy returned yesterday from months trip through Apache and Navajo coun- ties, where they hunted and tished. They say they never saw cattle and sheep in such perfect condition nor the country so green as on this trip. Rains have fallen in the Concho and l Springerville section to greater depth | than in the memory of the oldest in | habitant. They saw many bands of antelope, plenty of deer and turkey | and other game.
 Henry Lovin has gone to Goldroad | and Tom Reed, where he will look af- | ter business affairs of his firm Lovin X Withers recently purchased the business of the Mining Supply Con- pany, at Vivian, and will remove buildings and stores to the Tom Reed, | where they will build store, board
 
 have concession from the company. | At the present time the company is working force of thirty-five men, which will be added to as room is made in the mine, The company is ship ping large monthly output of bullion to the mint and expects to increase this output materially within the next | few months.
 E. B. Atkinson, superintendent of | the TruXton Canyon Indian school, l this week rounded up band of Wall- | apai children and took them by train to the school, where they will begin | the fall school term. The government handling of the education of the Indian is below par, The poor kids are talk en from the filthy tepee of their par ents to well kept institution, where they are put through four or five years course of study After gradua- ton, if graduation is ever accorded an Indian pupil, the child is sent back to the old home to take up the old life, with it's environment of filth, it's pov- erty of resource and opposition of the older Indians to the taking up of the white mans ways. The boys make a stagger of following the teachings of their preceptors, but with the girls they have to at once drop back into