Mohave County miner., 1911-04-22

mrS. .. w. Lyncn IS looklng a1tef the Brunswick during her indisposition.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jno. W. Lane spent several days in Flagstaff this week, Mir. Lane having business before the court.
 Miss Lena Casteel has gone to Los Angeles with her cousin, Mrs. Beekin and will remain on the coast some months.
 Robert Roscoe is greatly improving the appearance of Lovin & Withers company building by painting and vanishing the woodwork.
 Mrs. Katie Hart and baby came in from Oatman last week and has been visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Kean St. Charles, in Kingman.
 People around Kingman having fruit trees in their gardens report that they never saw so heavy crop on the trees.
 Gran. Thompson came in from the Golconda mine a few days ago and will soon depart for California, where he will spend few months by the sea- side.
 H. W. Keller who has been in the employ of the Lovin & Withers con- pany for several months, has gone on 8 visit to his family at Pittsburg, Pa.
 Harry McComb, of the firm of .Tarr & McComb, spent several days this week in Kingman, returning to his home in Los Angeles Thursday even- ing.
 At meeting of the Kingman board of school trustees, this week, all the old teachers were engaged to teach the next term. The school has made satisfactory progress the present term and everybody appears to be well satisfied with the teachers.
 J. D. Spargo. the we'll known min ing man of Chloride, attended the term of court at Flagstaff this week, having a suit involving a large sum of money under consideration of Judge Doe. The suit was transferred from the court here by consent of all parties.
 J. B. Hughes, manager of the Lovin & Withers Company store at Oatman, passed through Kingman yesterday on his way home from a visit to Chloride, at which place he has mining interests. He reports everything at Oatman moving along nicely and that the peo- pie are enjoying well merited pros perity.
 J. c. Potts this week received a letter from John Jameson, who recent ly went to the Soldiers Home, at Sawtelle. Mir. Jamieson reports that his physical condition is very much improved and that the physicians are of the opinion that they will be able to cure the tumor on his neck, which has been a cause of great annoyance the past two years.
 Undertaken Van Marter was called to Chloride last Monday to prepare the body of Mrs. Anna M. Givens for shipment to Tulare county, California, Mrs. Givens having died Monday nor ming from tuberculosis. Deceased had long been a sufferer from the dread malady and her death was not unex- pected. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband and infant child.
 The people living at Inscription Springs, on Bill Williams Fork, in the extreme south end of Mohave county, have petitioned for a school, and it is probable that Judge Teal will make an examination of conditions at that place and grant the request when properly presented. Most of the children at that place are Mexicans, their parents being engaged in min ing and farming along the creek.
 The Grand Canyon game reserve has been greatly added to by bill recently introduced in the U. s. Senate. The greater part of the reserve was for merly in Cococino county, but now many thousands of acres of the north part of Mohave county has been en- braced in the withdrawal. The coun- try to be withdrawn is one of the pie turesque parts of the territory and covers a great part of the Kaibab plateau.