Mohave County miner., 1909-07-03

The subject for the Sunday evening sermon at the M. k. church on July , 4th, at 7:45 is, "Simon Peter and Ju das Iscariot." Come worship with us
 T. R. RAGSDALE, Pastor.
 Mr. Elmer Yule of Kingman was in the city Saturday. While here the Masonic fraternity dobbed him all over with their particular brand of mortar and properly cemented him to their tenets. Flagstaff Sun.
 Dr. L. D. Godshall, managing direc- tor of the Arizona-Mexican Mining and Smelling company, was in King man few days ago attending to busi- ness affairs connected with his con- panys holdings in this county.
 Kingman people that have to stay at home the Fourth of July will be treat ed to fine display of fireworks on the evening of the 5th from the bluffs above the town. All arrangements have been made for this display and it | will be a treat to witness it.
 Miss Isabelle Blakely has been en- gagged by the trustees of Kingman dis trict to teach the kindergarten class in the Kingman public school. Miss Blakely was recently graduated from the Tempe Normal school with high honors.
 Ed. E. Bush and wife, of Fresno, re- turned last Wednesday from a trip to the Grand Canyon, and remained over in Kingman few days. Mr. Bush likes the appearance of Kingman and may take up residence here.
 FIG. Shaw, who has been manager of the Harvey House at this place the past year, will depart tomorrow for a vacation, which will take in Kansas City and many eastern points. During his stay in Kingman Mr. Shaw has made many friends and built up the business of his company many fold.
 John Wheatly, of Searchllght, known to many people of Mohave county, died at his home in that place last Wednesday, after lingering ill., ness. MT. Wheatley was one of the old timers in Pioche and other Nevada camps and was generally known as one of the big hearted pioneers of the Sage Brush state.
 John Penberthy, better known as "Monte," returned Wednesday last from the Burro mines, where he was looking after work on his property. He reports having passed through one of the severest torrential rains he ever encountered while going up Burro creek and only by the greatest effort was the party able to save the horse and wagon they were driving from going down in the flood. Before the rain came Burro creek was almost dry, there being only few water holes along it's course.
 A Japanese cook at the residence of John F. Withers fell from the tower of the windmill early this morning and received injuries that may result in his death. He apparently struck On his head, as there are number of deep gashes in the scalp and possibly a fracture of the skull. The right arm is broken above the elbow and gash extends along his backbone. The mill until several hours afterward, a Wallapai squaw passing that place noticing him lying there covered with blood. Drs. Cowie and Whiteside were called and the injured man talk en to the county poor farm, where his injuries were attended to.
 Owing to many people preparing for the celebration of the Fourth of July and other imperative business, no meeting of the committee on perma- nent organization ofthe Mohave County Commercial Club was held last even- ing, as intended. The preliminary meeting Monday evening last brought together large number of business men and citizens of Kingman, which resulted in the appointment of com mittee to prepare and formulate by laws and other matters for the govern napt ap6 Supnort Of ina Cl,nh opd to ascertain how many of the people of