Mohave County miner., 1911-04-29

Cass Mail.
 H. w. Swigert, the well known opti- clan, is here from Phenix.
 E. B. Kirby, who went to Signal last week to examine mining property owned by J. L. Wltney and others, re- turned few days ago and has gone to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Nj. E. Cohenour is home again from Globe, where she attended the recent session of the grand lodge of Rebekahs. At this session she was elected grand trustee.
 This week Lester II. Young and wife completed the final details in the matter of transferring the guardian ship of their little boy and girl to Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards of Needles. The little ones will have an ideal home with MT. and Mrs. Edwards.
 F. A. Wilde, jr., and family arrived this week from Pasadena and will probably make this their home, having leased the Dennis residence. Mir. Wilde is connected with the power plant and will take active part in the management of the big property.
 Rev. Edward D. Raley, of Phenix, representing the Board of Sunday Schools of the Methodist church for Arizona, will speak in the church to- morrow evening on "The Neglected Value of the Child" Services will begin at 7:3O. Every one is cordially invited.
 H. N. Tracey, the we'll known engineer, arrived in Kingman yester- day from Los Angeles. MT. Tracey is the builder of the big power plant and it was entirely through his efforts that this plant was made possible. He will remain in Kingman several days at tending to business affairs.
 J. Ford, we'll known travelling man, who always made Kingman on his rounds, died suddenly last Sunday evening at Phenix, after having par taken of a dish of ice cream. He was about sixty-fve years of age, but was a strong, handsome fellow. Kingman merchants that knew him will regret his death deeply.
 Arthur H. Gracey and wife, who have been visiting in Chloride and Kingman the past two weeks, departed early this week to their home in Van couver, B. c. Mr. Gracey is well pleased with conditions in the mining camps of this county and believes that a boom of unusual size is about to strike here. Mining men all over the northwest are talking Mohave county and will come in here as soon as they can break loose from their holdings in other sections.
 At Bisbee, last Sunday, the four year-old child of Sam Fislds was so badly burned that it died late in the evening in great agony. The little one had been playing with Its baby sister in the yard and in some unex- plained manner its clothing caught fire and before the mother could quench the flames the little one was terribly burned, her clothing having been burned from her body. Mir. Fields was formerly a resident of this county, having been superintendent of the Banner mine, under the owner ship of the Arizona Mexican NJ. & s. company, afterward going to Bisbee, where he has been engaged by one of the big copper corporations.
 George Van Steinberg and Miss Lu- cille Pennywitt, of Los Angeles, were united in marriage last Monday morn- ing by Rev. Fr. Connolly, at the Cath olic church. Mrs. Van Steinberg ar rived in Kingman last Saturday and was met by Mir. Van Steinberg, who is engaged with H. M. Bowen in a large contract on the Belle6ower mine. The father of the bride came in from Los Angeles Sunday and the party went on to the Grand Canyon Monday, where the honeymoon will be spent. The bride is an estimable young lady and the groom is one of the best miners in the county and an industrious young fellov.
 We have full line of Bain Wagons,