Mohave County miner., 1909-06-05

CISCO mining dlStrlct making survey of mining property for patent.
 Mrs. J. N. Goodwin and her sisters, the Misses Carrow, have opened an ice cream and refreshment parlor in the rooms recently vacated by I. M. George, on Fourth street.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert H. Smith de- parted this week to their old home in Missouri. They will take in San Francisco, Salt Lake, Denver and Kan sas City on their route.
 Albert Hoffman will leave this even- ing for the hot springs in San Diego County, California, where he will take the baths in an effort to dislodge bad case of rheumatism.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Eshom, of Cienega Ranch, is visiting with rela- tives in Kingman. They have been improving their ranch on the Bill Williams Fork, near Planet, and may conclude to take up residence there.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. D. Hilty will leave tomorrow morning for Meyer, where they will spend some time visiting with relatives. Mir. Hilty has been suffering with rheumatism the past several months and expects change of altitude and climate will do him much good.
 Superintendent Goodman, of the Phenix Indian School, was a kingman visitor Tuesday. He believes that the Indian school remote from reserva- tons will soon be thing of the past and that hereafter the education of the tribes will be in their homes, or at least, on the reservations where they can be taught something besides the rudiments of an english education.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Logan and daughter, of Blackberry, are visiting with friends in Kingman Mrs. Logan recent ly sold her stock ranch and stock and may conclude to take up her residence in some other part of the county in short time. She formerly resided in Kingman and her many friends would like to have her take up permanent residence among us.
 R. Hunt, a court reporter on the Los Angeles Examiner, was in King man this week and went out to Chlo- ride for the purpose of getting testi- mony relative to the action of F. H. Griffith, while resident of this coun- ty. Griffith is suing the Examiner for the sum of 100, ,0O0$ for libel in connec- tion with a story of his escapade with a woman in California. Griffith was at one time manager of the Minnesota Connor mines, but left here to take up an option on mining property in Southern California.
 The people of Bisbee are preparing their first great Fourth of July cele. bration, and from present indications it is going to be corker. The people of that great copper camp never do things by half, but have gone into the business with all the energy that has dominated and made the camp great. A news division has been opened with corps of special writers and news is disseminated throughout the territory from this bureau of the doings of the committees and the interesting ar engagements of the varied program. People of the north part of the terri tory ought to make a special effort to join our southern neighbors in this great celebration and thereby promote greater intimacy and good feeling be- tween the sections.
 Last Tuesday collision occurred between a west bound train and special drawing the painting outfit, near Seligman, in which Mrs. Arthur Edwards and little girl named Thompson were injured. Mrs. Ed wards was badly bruised about the head and shoulders and at first it was thought that her arm was broken, but a surgical examination disclosed only bruised condition. The little girl jumped from the car when she saw that collision was about to occur, and had big gash cut in her forehead. These were the only ones injured in the wreck. After their wounds had been dressed at Seligman, Mrs. Ed ,uan ndc and inc littla nirl wara cont f o